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3. Connect the indoor antenna to the repeater from “Indoor”
side and fasten tightly.
4. Connect the power supply to the repeater.
5. Switch on the repeater. If the Power LED on the repeater turns
on it means the installation has been implemented correctly.
1. Avoid coiling the cable to avoid additional resistance for signal
reception and its transmission.
2. Cables should be shortened to the acceptable maximum so
that not to waste or decrease mobile signal coverage range. At
www.rangeful.com
you can purchase replacement mounting
connectors.
3. To prevent water from coming into the repeater through the
cable make a loop in it.
4. Keep the outdoor antenna as far as possible from frequency
aerials, high voltage cables, metal nets or transformers.
5. Don’t put the antennas (outdoor and indoor) too close to each
other. 10m is recommended distance. Be sure to point them in
the opposite directions to avoid the risks of malfunctions such
as self-oscillation or interference. It’s also recommended that
they are not placed in direct vision to each other (use metallic
obstacles, concrete wall, ceiling, etc).
Note: It is recommended to plug all AC power supplies for
home electronics into a Surge Protector Power Strip.
6. Turn on the repeater only after positioning the antennas
correctly according to the instructions above.
ATTENTION!
Turn on the repeater only after you connect
outdoor and indoor antennas in the proper way!
6.
Test the signal of your mobile telephone – a maximum
quantity of bars should be indicated on the display of
your
phone in each corner of the location within repeater
coverage
zone. In case the mobile signal is still unstable try to
change the
position of the outdoor antenna for more proper
one
.
Important notes for installation:
