Mounting External Antennas; Connecting Lan And Wlan Connectors; Bat-F; Bat-Rail - Hirschmann BAT54-F User Manual

2.8.3

Mounting external antennas

Connect the external antenna to the corresponding 'Antenna Main'
connection.
If you only want to connect one antenna with only one connection for each
radio module, you use the main connection.
BAT54 types: Use the respective main connection of the two WLAN
modules to connect antennas that have only one antenna connection
without diversity.
Use the main and auxiliary connections of one WLAN module if you want
to use the diversity function. The diversity function increases the
connection quality by always sending or receiving via the antenna
providing the best contact to the client. Then also set this option for the
respective radio module.
2.9

Connecting LAN and WLAN connectors

In the "Dual-Band Industrial Access Point / Access Client / Access Bridge
BAT54-Rail" user manual, you will find further information for connecting the
LAN and WLAN connections with the corresponding remote terminals.
2.9.1

BAT-F

Connect the access point to your LAN for configuration.
Assemble the network cable with the M12 plug supplied.
Plug the network cable into the LAN connector of the device, and into a
free network connection port on your local network (or into a free port on
a hub/switch). Alternatively, you can connect the device to a separate PC.
2.9.2

BAT-Rail

Connect the access point to your LAN for configuration.
Plug the network cable into the LAN connector of the device, and into a
free network connection port on your local network (or into a free port on
a hub/switch). Alternatively, you can connect the device to a separate PC.
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