Preparing To Install The Terminal; Guidelines For Mounting The Terminal - Intermec Trakker Antares 2475 Installation Instructions Manual

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Preparing to Install the Terminal

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vertical or horizontal surface on a vehicle such as a forklift truck. You can also use the
rail mount accessory to mount the terminal to a rail on the vehicle. You use a DC power
supply that is connected to the vehicle's battery to power the 2475.
You can also mount the 2475 in an office location to program, develop, and test
applications. You use an external power supply and adapter cable to power the 2475.
Make sure you have the necessary equipment to install the 2475 and connect it to your
network. You need the following equipment that ships with the terminal:
You may also need the following equipment (sold and ordered separately) to install the
terminal:
Before you install the terminal, you should follow the guidelines for mounting the
terminal.

Guidelines for Mounting the Terminal

Before you install the mounting bracket, read these guidelines:
Trakker Antares 2475 Vehicle-Mount Terminal Installation Instructions
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2475 vehicle-mount terminal is designed to be mounted on a
2475 terminal
Antenna
Mounting bracket and hardware
2475 DC power supply cable
DC power supply kit (10 to 36 VDC kit or 15 to 96 VDC kit)
External power supply and power supply adapter cable
Rail mount accessory and hardware
Scanner and scanner cables
RS-232 serial communications cable
Mount the 2475 where the operator can easily see the screen and use the keypad. If
possible, you should mount the terminal in a location that avoids glare from
overhead lighting and sunlight.
Route all cables to minimize exposure to damage. Make sure the cables will not be
pinched or rubbed by any moving parts on the vehicle. In some applications, you
may need to sheath the cable to prevent it from being pinched.
Secure the power cables at least every 45 cm (18 in) throughout the length of the
cable run—use adjustable clamps or tie-wraps to secure the cables.
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