Презентация на тему Introductions to positioning access points

be mounted as close as possible to locations that

have been shown in the radio plan document

The length of the work area AP patch cable shall not exceed 5 m

Ensure that access points are not mounted closer than 1.5 meters (5 feet) from the body of all persons

Do not mount the access point within 90 cm (3 feet) of metal obstructions

Install the access point away from microwave ovens. Microwave ovens operate on the same frequency as the access point and can cause signal interference

Mount access points only inside the building

If possible avoid mounting access points on walls or other vertical surfaces

be mounted below a ceiling

Visual contact between users

and APs shall be maintained

APs shall NOT be mounted above a ceiling

MAC address from Cisco AP

delivery – IMPORTANT

Before AP mounting, record AP serial

number and MAC address to the “NSN WLAN Hardware Data for HP 2012.xlsx” Excel document (IMPORTANT)




Return the updated “NSN WLAN Hardware Data for HP 2012.xlsx” to IT PM (IMPORTANT)

If APs will be relocated from other NSN site to the new site or stored in the office, please refer file “wlan device storing or delivery from site X to site Y v06 .xlsx” (IMPORTANT)




and proceed with mounting as defined on next slide number 6

delivery – IMPORTANT

Please see AP device number

from site’s “AP locations.ppt” document sent by radio planner


Stick name label to AP cover (IMPORTANT)
- access point / floor 9 / device number 07 => ap907
- access point / building e / floor 4 / device number 8 => ape408
- AP name label can be placed on front cover and it has to be well distinguishable with characters at least 20 mm (the same name label can be used for PoE injector naming as well, please refer slide 15)

Complete access point installation and write up RJ45 sockets that are connected to APs

Provide RJ45 numbers to WLAN project contact

and Connectors

Bracket details

and Connectors

Bracket details

Horizontal Surface
Horizontal mounting below a suspend ceiling
(In the

example pictures devices are not Cisco 1130 or 1140)

AP placed near physical obstruction
(In the example pictures device

is not Cisco 1130 or 1140)

placed near to each other

more details about Cisco 1140 AP mounting from the

document “Cisco Aironet 1140 Series AP Getting Started Guide.pdf” which is shipped with Access Point

Please see more details about Cisco 1130 AP mounting from the document “Cisco Aironet 1130AG Series Access Point Hardware Installation Guide” which is shipped with Access Point

be located to telecommunication room
Own rack shelf/plane

is needed
To avoid heat load there must be free space between injectors as illustrated in the picture below
AP numbering has to be placed to injectors

AP701

AP702

AP703

AP704