Security Brands Antenna 300 User manual

INSTRUCTIONS ANTENNA 300 Model 14-ANT300
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IN THE BOX
Make sure you have
everything shown here.
Antenna 15-foot Coaxial Cable Antenna Bracket with
Coaxial Connector
SETUP
1. Mount antenna mounting bracket securely where
desired using included Tek screws.
NOTE: Typically the mounting bracket and
antenna will be mounted high on the side
of the gate operator enclosure to clear the
interference caused by the metal enclosure.
2. Drill hole (3/4-inch) in gate operator enclosure
near antenna mounting location to be used as
pass-through for coaxial cable.
NOTE: Only drill this hole if necessary. If you
have some other means of passing the coaxial
cable through (or into) the enclosure eectively
without damaging the cable or enclosure, then
use that method.
Tek Screw
( 2x )

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INSTRUCTIONS
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ANTENNA 300 Model 14-ANT300
© 2021 Security Brands, Inc. All rights reserved. I-14ANT300-EN Rev. A (6/2021)
WARNING! AUTOMATIC GATES CAN CAUSE
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!
ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE GATE PATH IS
CLEAR BEFORE OPERATING!
REVERSING OR OTHER SAFETY DEVICES
SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED!
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3. Route 15-foot coaxial cable from receiver
(inside enclosure) to coaxial connector on
mounting bracket (outside enclosure) making
sure to connect and tighten both ends securely.
Slide rubber sleeves over connectors to protect.
NOTE: For best results, we recommend using
the Security Brands Receiver 300 (14-REC300).
NOTE: The gate operator controller circuit board
is typically located in the area denoted by the
rectangle on the back wall (as shown). Your
receiver should be mounted somewhere close
to this area.
NOTE: We show a rubber grommet (not
included) in the pass-through hole, but this is
not required.
4. Connect antenna to open end of coaxial
connector on top side of mounting bracket
and tighten securely. Slide rubber sleeve over
connector to protect.
NOTE: If you are having issues getting the receiver
to respond, check all connections and make sure the
receiver and your remote/transmitter have power.