1) Find a rooftop mounting location on the school bus that is at
least 24” from any other appliance or obstruction."This
location should be as close to the centerline of the bus as
possible and as level as possible. The Teton C19 outdoor
router will function better with more clearance in all
directions.
2) Mark the location where you will be mounting the router.
Also determine how to route the power cable of the Teton
C19 router to the inside of the school bus where the indoor
Go2 / Core router is located. Ensure that the WiFiRanger
embossed logo is facing towards the front of the RV (Fin-
always-faces-forward)."
3) If drilling an entry-hole for the power cable, trace and drill a
hole in the vehicle roof where the cable exits from the rear of
the enclosure."Alternately, you can route the power cable
inside the bus through a window or entry vent if you don’t
want to drill a hole in the rooftop.""
4) Route the cable through the newly drilled hole or alternate
entry method and to the location where the indoor Go2 /
Core router is located.
5) Thoroughly clean off the roof area where you will be
mounting the router, ensuring full adhesion.
6) Once the cable is appropriately routed to the inside of the
RV, seal the hole around the cable with sealant if applicable.
7) Mount the router to the roof using either screws and sealant
or sealant only. If using screws and sealant, drill pilot holes
then snug screws with dabs of sealant. If using sealant only,
apply sealant on entire base of router for maximal adhesion
(only use high-grade sealant appropriate for school bus roof
material).
8) Continue with router setup process on page 2