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- If you unplug any of the cables on the outdoor antenna side, make sure to reset both
GO X's.
The GO X's will start scanning as soon as you unplug the cable to the outdoor antenna.
To make sure they scans all frequencies, restart both units after you reconnect the cable.
- If you have extra cable, don’t coil it tightly.
If you have extra cable, make sure to keep any cable loops as large as possible to
minimize negative side-effects (4 ft or wider loops are best).
- Use the percentages shown at the top of the Advanced tab.
After you’ve optimized the outdoor antenna location using the Antenna Position Test,
use the percentages at the top of the Advanced tab to keep eyes on what the GO X's
are doing, and potentially to further optimize your signal.
Some Final Tips
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RSRF Grid Parabolic Antenna
waveform.com/grid-parabolic
If you have direct line of sight to the nearest tower (no obstructions, including trees)
and you'd like to increase your signal quality and strength even further, you may want to
consider upgrading your outdoor antenna.
We particularly recommend Griddy: The Grid Parabolic Antenna, which offers up to 23
dBi gain on the 1900 MHz and 2100 MHz bands (Bands 2 and 4), and up to 13 dBi gain
on 700/850 MHz bands (Bands 12, 13 and 5).
If you choose to upgrade, you'll need two
of these antennas to replace your outdoor MIMO Panel Antenna
.
Feel free to call us at (800) 761-3041 if you're unsure whether the grid parabolic
antennas would help in your situation.
Upgrading Antennas
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