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We strongly recommend the customers getting prior authorization for using signal booster equipment
from the local administration or network provider. The usage of mobile boosters without proper approval
may lead to liability according to Article L 39-1 and Article 45 II of 1987.

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Summary of Contents for ma-130

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION GUIDE Mobile Signal Repeater MA 130 900 MHz Coverage 130 m2 ...

Page 2: ...eet security requirements any operation shall be carried out only after turning off power in advance Only the professional is authorized for the operation Do not dismantle machine maintain or replace its components by yourself because this way the equipment may be damaged and you may even get an electric shock Do not open the repeater touch the module of the repeater or open the cover of the modul...

Page 3: ...ns Signal strength can also be negatively affected by trees hills buildings weather and other obstructions You may be relatively close to a base station but still unable to make a call This often occurs inside houses offices and other buildings with stucco concrete or metal walls that may block the signal The Signal Booster works with two antennas An Indoor antenna communicates with your cell phon...

Page 4: ...e operator supports 3G 900 this booster will improve both your phone calls and Internet connection The GSM booster covers small areas up to 130 m2 1400 ft2 MA 130 model has the following advantages Auto Level Control Booster software self adjusts gain according to the outside signal power Double shielded case The booster is durable to most external impacts and conditions Updated PCB makes booster ...

Page 5: ... m2 Up link freq 890 915 MHz Down link freq 935 960 MHz Up link Gain 60 dB Down link Gain 65 dB Power supply AC100V 240V to DC 5V 0 8A Working t C 25 55 Humidity 25 55 Size mm 120 116 19 Booster Weight 0 5 kg Package Weight 5 5 kg dBm 15 ...

Page 6: ...ounted inside a building to transmit the improved signals throughout the coverage area Cables Сoaxial cables for indoor and outdoor antennas Mountings Special mountings for antennas and the booster depends on a booster model Power Supply Optionally Splitters or couplers when the building structure is too complicated or there is big loss due to thick walls or other reasons splitters or couplers sha...

Page 7: ... Additional indoor antennas when the building structure is too complicated ...

Page 8: ...ion with better signal result Note We recommend mounting the antenna on the side of the building aiming away from the building which will reduce amount of possible obstacles For your convenience and acceleration of the process perform the testing in pair The mobile phone shall display full bar signals in location where the outdoor antenna is installed Phone calls or data transmission shall be smoo...

Page 9: ...ace cables in correct order bend them smoothly and protect the surface from any damage 2 Place RF cables separately from power cables Take proper isolation measures if they have to be placed on the same cable racks owing to the site condition restrictions 3 Fasten all connection parts of the whole system in correct order from the antenna to repeater interfaces and make sure that the electrical int...

Page 10: ...tions 2 It is better to use a directional panel antenna or Yaggi antenna when the area shape is long and narrow corridors long row of houses in two sides tunnels or elevators or rural open space Requirements to indoor antenna installation indoor antenna should be 5 meter distance from an outdoor antenna indoor antenna should be at least 2 meters above the ground indoor antenna should be fixed vert...

Page 11: ...ct the signal booster to the Power Supply Some models have an inbuilt Power Supply Please examine the manual applied to your model if your signal repeater kit doesn t include separate Power Supply skip this step If the light indicator on the booster turns on it means the installation has been implemented correctly NOTE Switch on the signal booster only after you connect outdoor and indoor antennas...

Page 12: ...e Protector Power Strip 7 If the light indicator doesn t turn on please see the lights indication instructions 8 Using multiple Signal Boosters in one installation could cause interference to the base station except for the In Line Signal Boosters 7 2 2 Repeater s ports description 1 Outdoor port connected with the outdoor antenna by cable 2 Indoor port connected with indoor antenna directly or by...

Page 13: ...rong installation of indoor and outdoor antenna In this case please read antenna installation instructions again and re install the antennas When the ALM light is flicking or on and the input signal is too strong please change the direction or place of your outdoor antenna 7 4 System Test 7 4 1 Check whether the coverage is good 1 Take a test with a mobile phone or a data card engineering mobile p...

Page 14: ...t you may try to change the antenna location to improve coverage Check if it is necessary to adjust the direction of the indoor antenna Check whether it is necessary to add one or more antennas to enhance the coverage in special areas For maximum precision in signal level testing switch your cell phone into Field Test Mode and see dB parameter The closer dB signal level to 0 the better cell phone ...

Page 15: ...e building to enlarge isolation Please try to place the outdoor antenna and indoor antenna on different floors Use some obstacles Such as walls 2 The repeater s power is on but the phone cannot get connected to the network and still can not communicate Reason 1 There are loose or wrong connections in the repeater system Solution Please try to fasten the connections between different parts of the s...

Page 16: ... installing the repeater what should I do Check if the repeater s power supply works normally or not 3 If repeater s power supply is normal ALM light is on or flashing all the time what should I do Firstly check whether all connectors are connected well or not If it is all right please adjust the direction of the outdoor and indoor antenna Make sure the horizontal distance is 75 feet or more the v...

Page 17: ...tting prior authorization for using signal booster equipment from the local administration or network provider The usage of mobile boosters without proper approval may lead to liability according to Article L 39 1 and Article 45 II of 1987 ...

Page 18: ...end all in one solutions covering up to 5000 m2 Depending on the model boosters operate in GSM DCS CDMA LTE or combination of these standards at 850 2100 MHz frequencies The product line is extended with a series of antennas splitters and other accessories for completing exclusive custom projects of any difficulty level Nikrans product development process is rigorously assessed to comply with ISO ...

Page 19: ...evant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC However we strongly recommend the customers getting prior authorization for using signal booster equipment from the local administration or network provider The usage of mobile boosters without proper approval may lead to liability according to Article L 39 1 and Article 45 II of 1987 ...

Page 20: ... 44 2037691854 UK 33 975122740 France 16178610605 US E mail contact myamplifiers com Skype gsm_amplifier www myamplifiers com ...

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