NOTE:
Vertical distance is more important than horizontal
distance. If you are unable to obtain the required distance
horizontally, try raising the outdoor antenna to a higher level.
5. Route the coax cable from the Outside Antenna to the Signal
Booster and attach it to the connector labeled
“Outdoor.”
Connect another coax cable to the connector labeled
“Indoor”
and route it to the Indoor Antenna.
NOTE:
Be careful not to bend the center pins on the connectors
when securing connections.
6. Once you have ensured all connections are tight, plug the
power supply into the Signal
Booster input marked “POWER”
and then into an AC surge protector power strip with a
minimum 1000 Joule rating.
7. If the booster is working and adjusted correctly, the LEDs on
the front panel will be green and the LCD panel will show the
downlink power level (in dBm units). The Automatic Level
Control (ALC) will try to adjust the downlink output power to
the maximum level consistent with the constraints of your
installation and the signal level that is received from the local
tower.
If you have made the most appropriate installation per the
above procedures, but the Signal Booster’s ISO or ALC icons
are flashing on the LCD panel (especially if the installation
location is close to the cellular tower) you may also try
reducing the booster gain as described in
Manual Gain
Control Operation
Chapter of User’s manual.
A.
Press the “SET” button for more than 3 seconds. It will go into
the “Manual Gain Setting Mode” (MGC) and make one of the
gain values start to blink.