Installation, Support, and Maintenance Guide 37
Evolution X1 Satellite Router
X1 Outdoor Router Mounting
6.4.2 Installation with DC Power Supply to the Power Module -
Option 2 and Option 3 (DC)
For an X1 Outdoor Router using a DC power supply:
1. Assemble the DC power gland assembly, as described in Section 6.9.2, Connecting Power
Supply to The Power Module on page 46, using the DC pin assignments in Table 4-7.
2. Connect the DC power gland assembly to the Power Supply Connector on the Power
Module, labeled either 12-36 V 9A, for Option 2; or, 36-76 V 3A, for Option 3. See
Figure 4-4 on page 22 for Power Module connector descriptions.
6.5 X1 Outdoor Router Mounting
The X1 Outdoor Router must be mounted to a wall or to a pole. This section provides details
for an outdoor installation.
6.5.1 Pre-Installation Guidelines for Mounting Configurations
When installing the X1 Outdoor Router, follow these guidelines:
• When selecting the site, consider accessibility, availability of power, signal and network
cable connections, and the possibility of future expansion
• Install the X1 Outdoor Router in a location where access is unobstructed
• The X1 Outdoor Router operation area must have adequate ventilation
• Do not install the X1 Outdoor Router on the floor, install only on a wall or pole
6.5.2 Mounting the Router on a Wall or Pole
The X1 Outdoor Router may be mounted to a wall or a pole by using the GLBAC-WALLMOU-
SCC-M mounting kit. The kit includes:
CAUTION: If negative voltages are used such as Telecom -48VDC, the negative
most voltage is always connected to –ve terminal (in the Telecom case this would
be -48V) and the positive most voltage is always connected to the +ve terminal (in
the Telecom case this would be 0VR). The Chassis can be referenced to +ve, -ve
or left floating (i.e. not connected to either +ve or –ve) as required because the
power module is fully isolated input to chassis.
CAUTION: If the X1 Outdoor Router and the Power Module are mounted on the
same pole, the router should be installed above the Power Module.
CAUTION: The X1 Outdoor Router and the Power Module must be wall or pole
mounted with the cable and power connectors on the bottom of the units, facing
downward.
NOTE: The X1 Outdoor Router connectors and cables for power, TX, RX, and
Ethernet may be attached before or after mounting on a wall or pole.
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