Motorola WS200 User Manual

To the Installer

This guide is intended to assist the technician responsible for installing the WS 2000
Wireless Switch. It assumes that the technician is familiar with basic Ethernet LAN-based
networking concepts. This guide provides specifications, procedures, and guidelines to use
during the installation process. It does not give site-specific installation instructions. For
detailed site specific installation procedures see the site-specific documentation derived
from site survey and site network analysis.

Document Conventions

Note the following icon conventions that are used throughout the document
Indicates tips, hints and special requirements.
Care is required. Disregarding cautions can cause data loss or equipment
damage.
Indicates a potentially dangerous condition or procedure that only
Motorola-trained personnel should attempt to correct or perform.

Verifying Package Contents

Inspect the package contents and report any missing or damaged items to your sales
representative. The packages should contain the following:
Mounting Accessories Box
• Sold separately, Part No. (KT-MTDP-WS-2000-WW)
• Wall mount bracket
• #6 Mounting screws for wall bracket (4)
• #6 Wall anchors for wall mount (4)
• Rack bracket
• Rack bezel
• Screws for rack bezel (4)
• m3x12 screws for power supply (4)
• WS 2000 Accessory Addendum (this document)

Rack Mounting

The rack mounting option provides a 1U bracket to the switch allowing it to be mounted in
a standard rack and allows space for the external power supply to fit onto the rack. Rack
mounting accessories are sold separately from the wireless switch
(Part No. KT-MTDP-WS-2000-WW).
1. Connect the power supply to the connector on the bottom-rear of the switch.
Do not attach the power supply to the wall outlet until installation of the switch
is complete.
2. Attach 1U bracket to rack using four of the six screws provided in the mounting
accessories box.
Front
Locator Tabs
Attach to Rack
3. Slide the back of the switch (with the front of the switch tilted slightly upward)
between the guides at the rear of the bracket, until the two retaining clips slide into
slots in the back of the switch, as shown.
4. Set the front side of the switch down on to the bracket making sure that the locator
tabs in the front of the bracket slide into the two slots on the bottom front of the
switch.
5. Attach the rack bezel to the bracket. To do this, tilt the bezel forward and place the
T-shaped tabs on the lower edge of the bezel just behind the lip on the front of the rack
bracket. (You will see two holes in the lip where they attach). Pull the bezel forward
slightly and the T-tabs should lock into place.
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