Installing The Omg System In A Vehicle; Basic Procedure; Installation Details; Proper Handling - Sierra Wireless oMG 2000 Installation Manual

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3: Installing the oMG System in a Vehicle

This section describes the procedure for installing the system and provides important
considerations and specific details where appropriate.

3.1 Basic Procedure

The installation process for the oMG system varies depending on the specific
application. The basic procedure includes the following steps:
1. Mount the base unit.
2. Mount the antenna.
3. Attach the power cord to the appropriate electrical system wiring of the vehicle.

3.2 Installation Details

Before you perform the installation, carefully read the details in this section.

3.2.1 Proper Handling

The base system is a ruggedized computer. However, as with any electronic
equipment, proper handling is required and can be achieved using these guidelines:

3.2.2 Base Unit Location and Clearances

You can mount the base unit under the deck lid or on the floorboard of the equipment
storage of the vehicle. To select a mounting location, consider the following
requirements:
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If you are not an experienced installer, first obtain training in safe procedures for
electrical wiring in vehicles.
Ensure that the power source is off during installation.
Do not subject the system to environmental hazards such as shock, excessive
vibration, or wetness during or after installation.
The location must accommodate the size of the unit and the positions of the
mounting tabs; see
Figure 3-1
Allow sufficient clearance space on both ends of the base unit and above the
base unit to let you connect the various components and perform other mainte-
nance tasks. The minimum clearance is 3.5 in. (9 cm).
Position the base unit to avoid damage when other items are placed into or
removed from the equipment storage.
Allow a distance of at least 7.9 in. (20 cm) between the WLAN and WAN
antennas and any person during normal operation.
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Figure 3-2
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