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For optimal reception of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi®, and cellular signals, ensure that radio waves are not obstructed by housing parts or surrounding objects.

Ensure that radio signals are not obstructed by labels, objects, or surrounding structures.

  • Only mount the device in the installation position shown in Mount the Device.
  • Choose a mounting location with minimal obstructions to ensure reliable communication.
  • Do not apply additional labels to the device, as certain materials may significantly reduce signal quality.
  • Do not modify the device or its surroundings in a way that affects antenna performance.
  • The system integrator is responsible for ensuring adequate antenna performance and compliance with applicable regulations.

Antenna spacing

Maintain sufficient distance between antennas to avoid interference.

  • The distance between antennas should be greater than 1/4 of the wavelength
  • Avoid distances that are multiples of the wavelength
  • When using multiple antennas, base the minimum distance on the lowest frequency

Example:
If using GNSS and Wi-Fi® antennas, maintain a minimum distance of 4.8 cm between antennas.