SpotterRF SP-Mount-1 User manual

Quickstart Guide SP-Mount-1
Step 1
Mount part 1 to the desired surface.
Optimal height is between 10 and 20
feet. (Fig. 1)
Step 2
Mount the radar to part 3. Circular slots
can be used to change the roll of the
radar.
Step 3
Insert the stud on part 2 into the hole on
part 3 and attach the handle.
Step 4
Insert the stud on part 2 through the
hole in part 1 and attach the handle.
Angular adjustment
instructions on back
TIP
Once the handle is threaded, pull
outward and the handle will rotate freely.
With the handle pulled out, a flathead
screwdriver can be used to tighten, if
needed.
WARNING:
When connecting Ethernet to
radar, always use grounded
shielded CAT5 cable.
Fully
Assembled
Use these three
locations to mount
a C20, C40, CK2,
or CK10
Use these four
locations to mount a
C550, C950, A2000,
or C1500
Radar Roll Adjustment:
Step 5
Adjust to the desired angles and tighten
all positioning screws and handles. (See
back side for details)
Part1
Part2
Part3
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Fig. 1
Optimal
mounting
height
Common
mounting
height
Radar can be
mounted lower
than 6’ but range
performance is
decreased

Quickstart Guide SP-Mount-E
Positioning hole
Offset hole
(9° offset)
-5° Example:
Screw is inserted here
because offset hole aligns
with slot (due to 9° offset
the screw is placed at -14°)
(covered by part 1 when assembled)
Positioning hole
Offset hole
(9° offset)
Positioning hole
not aligned with slot but
positioned at -5°
Hole Identification:
Part 2
Part 3
Yaw Angle Adjustment Pitch Angle Adjustment
(covered by part 2
when assembled)
Hole Identification:
● Each line marking represents 5°
● Use the positioning hole for ALL angle measurements
● If the positioning hole does not line up with one of the screw slots (ex.
-5°) keep the positioning hole aligned at the desired angle and insert
the screw into the offset hole. The offset hole will line up with a slot
and the positioning hole will be secured at -5° (see example at right)
● 0° is perpendicular to the mounting surface, which is not necessarily
parallel to the ground if the mounting surface is not vertical
●In most cases the radar should be mounted at 8-20’ (2.5-6m)
above ground with a pitch between 0° and +2°
Notes
(extra securing hole -
aligns with offset hole)
(extra securing hole -
aligns with positioning
hole)