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frequency band is flashing red or flashing red-yellow. In either case, only reduce gain via dials or switches if 

other recommended actions do not resolve the issue.  

• 

It is best to avoid turning the gain dial below 40 dB or, for products that use switches, exceed 25 dB of 

attenuation as this could cause affected frequency band to stop amplifying. 

LED Color

LED Condition

Indication

Yellow

Solid

Indicates that the frequency band is not being used. After a period of time, if 
there’s no activity, that band will go into sleep mode. Light is off while band is 
active. 

This is part of normal operation. 

Yellow 

Flashing

Indicates that the Automatic Gain Control (AGC) is self-adjusting. 

This is part of 

normal operation.

Red

Flashing

Indicates that the booster is receiving too much signal which could cause the 
affected band to automatically turn off. When this happens:

1. 

For kits using an OMNI outside antenna, relocate the outside antenna to a 

location where the signal is weaker.

2. 

For kits using a DIRECTIONAL outside antenna, turn the antenna in short 
increments away from the signal source.

3. 

Add an inline attenuator to the cable coming into the outside port of the 

booster.

4.  Though not desirable as amplification will not be optimum, lower the dB gain 

setting in small increments until the light turns off or flashes yellow.

Red

Solid

The frequency band is off.
If a red light has been flashing for an extended time due to too much signal, that 
frequency band will display a solid red light indicating that the circuitry for that 
frequency band has been turned off.
This can also happen when the gain dial for a frequency band has been turned all 

the way down or, for products that use switches, attenuation greater than 25 dB 

has been made. 

Red/Yellow

Alternately 
Flashing

Indoor and outdoor antennas may be too close together for proper operation. 

Increased separation is needed.

Scanning Local Television Channels.

1. 

On your TV’s remote control, press the Input or Source button. From there, you’ll select “TV” or “Air”. Consult 

you TV manual for detailed instructions. 

2. 

After selecting “Antenna” or “Air” press the menu button. Choose the antenna option followed by Auto 

Program. 

3. 

You may then need to select the Air button where you can start searching for local channels. 

4.  The TV will automatically search all available stations. Once the scan is complete, you can exit your TV menu 

and begin watching free, high-definition television

Troubleshooting

In the event you encounter a problem, follow the suggestions below to resolve the issue.

Problem

Resolution

Signal booster has no power

Verify that the booster switch is turned on.
Connect the power supply to an alternate power source.

Be sure the power source is not controlled by a switch that can remove power 

from the outlet.
Check the green POWER LED on the signal booster. If it is OFF, return the power 

supply to SureCall. Contact tech support at to receive an RMA at: 
1-888-365-6283 or [email protected], or go to www.surecall.com 7:00 am – 

5:00 pm PST, Monday – Friday to chat with a representative.

After installing your signal booster system, 

you have no signal or reception

Check the strength of the outdoor signal as close as you can to the outdoor 

antenna (see instructions on page 8).

Verify that all cable connections are tightly fitted to the booster and antenna.

  

Remember: 

Bars are not always a reliable measure of signal. The best way to 

confirm signal coverage is the ability to place and hold a call. 

Your signal booster restarted and shut 

down for 15 minutes, and is now shut 

down permanently

Each SureCall signal booster is equipped with Auto Shutdown to prevent cell 

tower interference. The outdoor antenna may be receiving too much signal from 

the cell tower. 

Try moving the antenna to a location that provides more separation from the cell 

tower. If adequate separation is not possible, try lowering the elevation of the 

antenna to decrease the signal from the tower.

LED Indicators

Please note the following information:

• 

As highlighted in the table below, all of the following conditions indicate normal operation: lights off, flashing 

yellow, or solid yellow.

• 

The booster gain dials or switches should always be at maximum level unless the control light for a specific 

LED Indicators

Troubleshooting

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Содержание Fusion 7

Страница 1: ... All in One Cellular Wi Fi and HDTV Booster Kit User Guide Fusion7 ...

Страница 2: ...tdoor antenna Wi Fi The Wi Fi component of the Fusion7 works by connecting your external modem to the WAN port on the Fusion7 with an Ethernet cable not provided The booster will then extend your existing Wi Fi throughout the coverage area HDTV The optional HDTV components not shown in illustration of the Fusion7 work with one of two HDTV antenna options HDTV broadcasts are picked up by the antenn...

Страница 3: ...C not shown 4 Optional TNC crimp connectors for shortening indoor cable lengths if needed SC CN 09 TNC Included in kit SC SEPTH OD4 Kit 🅗 4 Indoor dome antenna SC 222W TNC Included in kit SC SEPTH OP4 Kit 🅘 4 Indoor panel antenna SC 248W TNC HDTV Boosting Accessories not included 🅙 1 High performing outdoor antenna option recommended for spaces with interior walls or obstacles only one HDTV antenn...

Страница 4: ...re will need to be sufficient cable length between planned indoor antenna location and booster connector Additional cable may be purchased if needed Ethernet cable of adequate length is needed to connect the booster to your wireless router One has not been provided Installation Overview Cellular 1 Find the outside area that has the strongest signal See page 8 2 Install the outdoor antenna in the a...

Страница 5: ... mounted in an upright position See illustration Note Do not collocate antennas or operate the outdoor antenna with any other antenna or signal booster 1 Unscrew antenna from L mounting bracket on antenna base with hands or wrench if needed 2 Using vertical plate of bracket mark position of desired placement with pencil or marker 3 Unscrew nut on end of stucco screw and remove it along with lock w...

Страница 6: ...4 way splitter Note Should there be an excessive length of unneeded cable optional TNC cable crimpers have been provided in order to shorten the cable 4 Tighten fixing nut to secure antenna do not over tighten 5 Once all indoor antennas and cables are in place connect cable runs from indoor antennas to the 4 way splitter ports Note an optional 2 way splitter has been provided if only 2 indoor ante...

Страница 7: ...osures 2 If you d like to mount the booster to a wall mark location of screw tabs on the wall in the desired location Use supplied screws or appropriate screws for surface of mounting location and drill through screw tab holes on booster 3 Connect the outdoor antenna cable to the signal booster connector port marked OUTSIDE and hand tighten the connection 4 Connect the cable coming from the indoor...

Страница 8: ... lights on the Fusion7 status LEDs will light up 3 On your Wi Fi device search available wireless networks and choose 11n AP a security password isn t needed 4 Create a Secure Password Connect your LAN cable from the router to the PC Enter this default IP address 192 168 2 1 in your web browser You will be connected to the Fusion7 s configuration page Go to the Wireless section on the left side of...

Страница 9: ...ir press the menu button Choose the antenna option followed by Auto Program 3 You may then need to select the Air button where you can start searching for local channels 4 The TV will automatically search all available stations Once the scan is complete you can exit your TV menu and begin watching free high definition television Troubleshooting In the event you encounter a problem follow the sugge...

Страница 10: ...Specifications Fusion7 Specifications Uplink Frequency Range MHz 698 716 776 787 824 849 1850 1915 1710 1755 G Block Included Downlink Frequency Range MHz 728 746 746 757 869 894 1930 1995 2110 2155 G Block Included Input Impedance 50 Ω 75 Ω HDTV Maximum Gain Cellular 72 dB Wi Fi 23 dB HDTV 23 dB Noise Figure 8 dB Supported Standards CDMA WCDMA GSM EDGE HSPA EVDO LTE and all cellular standards VSW...

Страница 11: ... the remaining provisions hereof FCC IC and Safety Information SureCall has made a good faith effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this document and disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose and makes no express warranties except as may be stated in its written agreement with and for its customers SureCall shall not be held liable to an...

Страница 12: ...ment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not in stalled and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equip...

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