Cisco Aironet 1815w Getting Started Manual page 21

Mounting the AP on a Wall using the Spacer
To mount the AP on a wall, using a spacer box, follow these steps:
Fasten the spacer box (AIR-AP1815W-KIT=) to the wall, using four M3.5 x 32mm screws.
Step 1
Ensure that the side having the Mount Arrows Up label is facing outwards, and the box is
oriented vertically as indicated by the arrows. See
The spacer box dimensions are given in
Fasten the wall-mount bracket (AIR-AP-BRACKET-W3) to the spacer box, using two
Step 2
M3X8mm tapping screws. Ensure that the side having the Mount Arrows Up label is facing
outwards, and the bracket is oriented vertically as indicated by the arrows. See
The wall-bracket dimensions are given in
Step 3 Connect the power and network cables to the AP.
If you are unable to connect a PoE cable to the port on the back of the AP, then:
a. On the back of the AP, use an RJ45 jumper cable to connect the PoE port to the Pass-Through
port. This jumper cable is available as part of the spacer kit AIR-AP1815W-KIT=.
b. Connect the PoE supply cable to the Pass-Through port on the base of the AP.
This connection sends power internally from the Pass-Through port on the base, to the
Pass-Through port on the back, and then though the jumper cable into the PoE port on the
back.
The punch-out holes on the spacer box (AIR-AP1815W-KIT) can be used for routing
Note
cables. However, an RJ45 connector will not fit through these holes. If this is required,
you must first route a cable through the hole and then crimp an RJ45 connector on to the
cable.
Step 4 Mount the AP onto the wall-mount bracket. For this, align the AP with the bracket and then
offset the AP around ¼ inch above the bracket.
Fasten the AP to the bracket using the M2 x 5.5mm Torx security screw. Cover it with the
Step 5
mylar label.
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