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3.4 Testing

 

3.5 Tr

 
 

Q1. Wh

 

Answe

1. Chec
2. Chec
3. Chec
4. Chec
5. Chec
6. Chec
7. Chec

 

 

Q2. Wh

 

Answe

1. Chec
2. Chec
3. Chec
4. Chan
5. Chec
6. Deplo

 
 

Q3. Wh

det

 

Answe

1. Chec
2. Chan
3. Redu
 

 

 

Q4. The

 
Answe

1. Chec
2. Chec
3. Chec
4. Conf

 

 

Q5. Wh

 

Answe

1. Chec
2. MUT
 
 

oubleshooting

hy is there still no s

r:

 

ck the power on rep
ck the connector of 
ck the connectors of
ck the outdoor signa
ck to make sure the 
ck the connector of 
ck the cable type is 

hy the signal stren

r: 

ck the outdoor signa
ck repeater is full ga
ck all of the connect
nge the location of o
ck the cable type is 

oy more indoor ante

hy can’t I make a c

tect a signal?

 

r: 

ck LED status of rep
nge the location of o
uce the UL gain of th

e signal is not stab

r: 

ck to see if the outdo
ck the location of the
ck the RF cable is b
firm direction of don

hy is the LED on th

r: 

ck the power source

TE feature is active. 

signal after install

peater and power su

outdoor antenna is 

f RF cable are tight 

al is strong enough 

antenna is installed

indoor antenna is ti

suitable or not.  

gth is too weak on

al and antenna direc

ain or not.  

tors are tight. 

outdoor/indoor anten

suitable or not. 

ennas. 

 

all after installatio

peater to make sure
outdoor / indoor ante

he repeater. 

ble after turning on

oor signal is stable 

e donor antenna. To

roken or not and ha
or antenna in relatio

he front of the repe

e is normal or not.

Attenuate gain of re

ing the equipment

upply. 

tight or not.  

or not. 

or not.  

d correctly. 

ght or not.   

n the edge of area?

ction. 

nna. 

n, even though I c

e alarms are green.

enna. 

n the repeater pow

or not. 

oo close to other an

as no coils. 

on to cell tower. 

eater not lit? 

epeater and cycle p

t? 

?  

can  

wer. 

ntennas. 

ower. 

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Summary of Contents for JD60-8-AWS-LC

Page 1: ...ications 17 FCC Statement 18 Repeater Settings 18 Terminology User Warnings MUST READ 1 This repeater must ONLY be used for the purpose it was intended for Making any alternations to the design layout...

Page 2: ...numbe of channel resource se repeaters to exte nication resources F peaters are no long in the network but a erequisite for a high ttracts users From r providing a radio n erage in urban areas and top...

Page 3: ...repeater called manual gain control MGC This allows the end user to further reduce the output gain of the repeater by using the push buttons on the front of the unit to navigate through the liquid cry...

Page 4: ...r example if the repeater gain is 60dB then you need 75dB of isolation between outdoor antenna and indoor antenna 5 The repeater gain is adjustable for both the uplink downlink individually Depending...

Page 5: ...s for errors n omni directional an nown at the time of s d to rotate the dono s achieved on your reen on the repeate otate the donor anten e or PC Card and th dB then the Alarm L se adjust the DL re...

Page 6: ...or seamless LCD interface that ndividually The UL increments display the current ing sequence move attenuation desired band you INK nter Select Button Return Button 3 3 Ma Click th would li attenua DO...

Page 7: ...o dete disconn repeate the cell DL gain match t indoor a If after r back to of your should When c coverag showing be that howeve the upli We enc make s always anual Gain Adju do you adjust th peater i...

Page 8: ...do ck the location of the ck the RF cable is b firm direction of don hy is the LED on th r ck the power source TE feature is active signal after install peater and power su outdoor antenna is f RF cab...

Page 9: ...for an uncontrolled environment This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator your body This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjun...

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