Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - 4.3.4
RADWIN
2000+
Series
User
Manual
Release
4.2.40
4
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7
Antennas
4.3.4
Antennas
The
RADWIN
2000
A+,
RADWIN
2000
C+,
and
RADWIN
2000
D+
may
be
operated
with
an
integrated
antenna
that
is
part
of
the
radio,
or
with
external
antennas
connected
to
the
radio
via
N
‐
type
connectors.
The
RADWIN
2000i
uses
external
antennas
only.
All
cables
and
connections
must
be
connected
correctly
to
reduce
RF
losses.
The
required
antenna
impedance
is
50
..
Integrated
Antennas
•
The
5.x
GHz
Integrated
Antenna
unit
is
provided
with
a
370
mm
(1.2ft)
flat
panel
antenna,
with
a
gain
of
23dBi
(5.x
GHz)
/
19dBi
(4.9
GHz)
and
8°
beam
width.
•
The
2.x
GHz
Integrated
Antenna
ODU
is
provided
with
370
mm
(1.2ft)
flat
panel
antenna,
with
a
gain
of
16dBi
and
16°
beam
width.
The
radio
and
the
antenna
are
housed
in
a
weatherproof
case
as
a
single
unit.
External
Antennas
External
antennas
are
available
for
the
RADWIN
2000+
Series
radios,
varying
in
operating
frequencies,
form
factor,
size
and
gain,
dual
or
single
polarization.
Figure
4
‐
3:
External
Antennas
for
use
with
RADWIN
2000+
Series
See
the
RADWIN
products
catalog
for
a
more
detailed
offering
of
external
antennas.
A
typical
antenna
kit
contains
‐
•
An
antenna
•
Two
RF
cables
•
Mounting
kit
(see
also
Flat
Antenna
Dish
Antenna
Mesh
Antenna