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General| Brand | CommScope |
|---|---|
| Model | Era |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of various cautionary and warning icons used throughout the document.
Lists and defines acronyms and abbreviations used in the installation guide.
Details the CAN's role in signal distribution and its two configuration modes: Classic and Switching.
Explains the WIN's function in interfacing with a Switching CAN and bringing remote baseband signals.
Describes the TEN as an expansion node connecting to the CAN via fiber to support multiple APs.
Defines the AP's role in connecting to antennas or wireless devices and its function in data conversion.
Details the temperature ranges, IP rating, and typical power consumption of the Fiber CAP L.
Details the optional Fan Kit, its IP rating, temperature extension, and power consumption.
Explains the function of OCTIS Kits for primary and cascading interfaces, including Optical and Ethernet types.
Provides information on SFP+ modules used with Optical Port 1 of the Fiber CAP L.
Specifies the rules for connecting multiple Fiber CAP Ls to a TEN or Classic CAN.
Details the requirements for using Cat6A cables when connecting Ethernet devices to the Fiber CAP L.
Highlights critical safety precautions including laser, RF radiation, and electrical hazards.
Specifies antenna gain limits, impedance, and separation distance requirements for ISED compliance.
Provides minimum distance requirements between antennas and persons for FCC and ISED compliance.
Shows the mounting dimensions for a CAP L when using the Flat Mounting Bracket Kit.
Lists the maximum lift weight and total hanging weight for the CAP L with different configuration kits.
Lists the essential tools and materials required for the installation of the Fiber CAP L.
Provides instructions for unpacking and inspecting the CAP L and its accessories for damage or missing parts.
Guides the user on obtaining necessary cables, OCTIS Kits, SFP+ modules, and mounting kits.
Lists general cautions applicable to all Fiber CAP L installations regarding secure mounting and ventilation.
Provides recommendations for wall mounting orientation, especially for CAP Ls without a Fan Kit.
Outlines preparation steps for installing the Hybrid Fiber Splice Box Kit, including unpacking and site selection.
Describes how to assemble and wire the Hybrid Fiber Splice Box to provide power to the CAP L.
Instructs on mounting a CAP L without a Fan Kit above a suspended ceiling on a flat surface.
Details the steps for ceiling mounting a CAP L when it is equipped with a Fan Kit.
Provides steps for grounding the Fiber CAP L if required by local codes or installation plans.
Details the procedure for cleaning RF cable connectors using isopropyl alcohol and compressed air.
Instructs on connecting the Vdc Power connector to power the CAP L.
Describes the power-on sequence and Power LED behavior for the Fiber CAP L.
Provides steps to safely remove the CAP L from its wall or ceiling mounting.
Recommends checking enclosure vents for cleanliness on CAP Ls with a Fan Kit.
Details how to contact the CommScope Mobility Solutions (CMS) Technical Support team.
Lists telephone numbers for accessing live support 24 hours a day for different regions.
Explains how to access the CommScope Wireless Support Request web site for technical assistance.
Provides country-specific information on WEEE Directive and CommScope's recycling program.
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