BaseStation 3200 User Manual - Baseline Systems

C h a p t e r 1 – G e t t i n g S t a r t e dX/XS-series Wall Mount CabinetsThe X and XS series Wall Mount cabinets are designed for outdoor or indoor wall or postmounting. The cabinet features a center located key-hole main mounting screw assembly foreasy mounting, plus an additional center mounted hole as indicated in the diagram below. The X& XS cabinets feature a ¼” air gap between the chassis and the mounting surface – this reduceslong term risk of water incursion or ice-dam buildup during inclement weather.For security purposes, all mounting screw heads are protected behind the locked front cover,making theft or vandalism materially more difficult.Post or pole mounted units should use an appropriate wood or metal back-plate behind thecabinet to insure best long term reliability and secure connections.Keyhole Mount#10 Pan Head ScrewStandoffsThrough-hole Mount#10 Pan Head ScrewSide ViewRear ViewConnecting power & groundMain AC Power connection is via a small built-in electrical box in the lower left of the enclosure.Remove the screw on the right and the access panel to access the box. The box has a knock outsuitable for direct connection of a ½” conduit.Front View24VAC TransformerIntegrated Electrical Box (remove screw and panel to access)110VAC Power & Ground Wires (240VAC for –INT units)Wire nuts included.Case Ground LugRemote Connection Modules and AntennasAll installations should comply with local and nationalelectrical codesIf installed, antennas for WiFi, Cell Modem, and Mesh Radio communication units mount throughthe top mounted access port. BL Commander permanent receiver unit antennas mount on theright access port (typically factory installed). To install a communications module in an existingcabinet, consult the documentation that came with the communications module.Page 15Baseline 3200