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Rafter Mount Option
1.
Select a location in the building’s rafters
where the Outside Antenna can be
mounted directly above the Desktop
Antenna with at least 20 feet vertical
or horizontal separation. The location
should allow you to mount the Outside
Antenna roughly in the direction of the
strongest cellular signal.
2.
Mount the Outside Antenna bracket
to the rafter using the four screws and
four washers provided in Packet B
(pre-drill if necessary.)
3.
Connect the supplied coax cable to
the antenna lead cable on the Outside
Antenna.
4.
Route the cable as desired to the
location of the DT4G. If you need to
connect both coax cables, use the
Cable Connector provided.
Additional Considerations
Whichever installation you choose,
keep the following guidelines in mind to
maximize your signal strength:
1.
Always turn the Outside Antenna so
the Wilson logo is toward the strongest
cellular signal. The strength of the
signal at the Desktop Antenna (and
therefore, how far it will transmit a signal)
is dependent upon the signal strength
at the Outside Antenna. Be sure to
maximize the strength at the Outside
Antenna.
Rotate in small
increments
2.
Maintain a distance of at least 20 feet
from the Outside Antenna to the DT4G
unit.
If possible, place the Desktop
Signal Antenna directly beneath the
placement of the Outside Antenna
location. This creates a maximized
signal zone within the room where the
Desktop Antenna remains.
Mount in the general
direction of the strongest
cellular signal
Mount at least
20 feet apart
Minimum separation
of 20 feet
Place the desktop signal
antenna directly beneath the
placement of the Outside
Antenna location
At least 20 feet of vertical
or horizontal separation
from the desktop antenna
is needed