Your Gazeeka package should contain the following items:
• Transmit Antenna - An "Active" antenna, microwave cable assembly, and an ISObus control
cable that attaches to the antenna.
• Receive Antenna - A "Passive" antenna.
• Mounting Brackets - Two type "A" mounting brackets and two type "B" mounting brackets.
Each antenna support frame requires one type "A" and one type "B" bracket. Eight M10 x 25
bolts for attaching the antenna frames to these brackets.
• Antenna Protection Bars - Two antenna protection bars with M8 hex head screws.
• Bolts - Four M10 x 120mm bolts for attaching the antenna units to the rear baler frame
(M10x120).
• Cable Ties - A quantity of large and medium cable ties.
• Owner's Manual & Quick Reference Card
1. Unpack the box of Gazeeka components. Note that one antenna has the connector which attaches to the
baler cable. This antenna is the active (or transmitting) antenna and must be mounted on the left hand
side of the baler as viewed from the back.
2. Carry out this installation with the baler tailgate down.
3. Use the existing top hole for the top bracket.
4. Use the supplied template, or measure down 350mm and drill 10.5mm hole.
5. Secure the two top brackets in place using a spirit level to get them horizontal. Tighten these bolts up.
Note there are two types of brackets so make sure you use the appropriate bracket as per the photos
below. The flange of the brackets will be at the top for the top bracket and at the bottom for the bottom
bracket. This is done to minimize the chances of interference to the microwave signal.
6. Secure the bottom two brackets in place just tight enough to be able to move them around by hand. All
of the bracket bolts that go through the baler frame require Nyloc nuts.
7. Hang the two antennas (active on the left side) on the top brackets using the M10 x 30 hex head screws
provided (do not fully tightened at this stage). Move the bottom bracket around to line up with the bottom
holes in the antenna and secure this in place with the remaining screws. Now tighten up the four antenna
screws on each antenna and then tighten up the bottom bracket bolts.
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