I had the same head scratching moment with the uGPS before it was called the cnPulse. The design is awkward to say the least. It didn't have any idiot lights which was difficult for the tower crew to troubleshoot. We quickly removed it and went to a RackIjector. Best decision ever.
On Wed, Sep 25, 2019 at 2:11 PM Ken Hohhof <af...@kwisp.com> wrote: > We’ve always used PacketFlux sync products with Cambium radios, I have a > somewhat unusual install involving a 450i and an omni and wanted AUX port > sync and decided to try a CnPulse instead of ordering a Syncbox Jr. AUX > port version. > > > > Am I wrong, or did the Cambium team responsible for this product royally > mess up? > > > > 1) Big multilanguage instruction sheet, nowhere shows how to assemble or > install the product. > > > > 2) Instruction sheet has generic photo of Cambium radios installed at a > tower but does not show a CnPulse. > > > > 3) Bracket is stupid and for some reason they decided the cable glands > should come out horizontally not at the bottom. > > > > 4) Screws for attaching bracket (or flipping it around to mount on the > opposite side of the pipe) require a T15 bit, because every tower climber > carriers Torx bits. > > > > 5) Label for which port is which is on the back where the bracket > attaches. Yes there are also labels molded into the plastic housing, but > the grey on grey is almost invisible. > > > > The bracket is so stupid it’s tempting to just electrical tape the unit to > the pipe. Except if we pointed the cable glands down, would it still see > the satellites? > -- > AF mailing list > AF@af.afmug.com > http://af.afmug.com/mailman/listinfo/af_af.afmug.com >
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