HiBoost Hi13- 3S User manual

User Manual
Consumer Mobile Signal Booster
Hi13/17 - 3S/3SL/5S Series Products
MADE BY HUAPTEC

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Table of Content
Preface
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Glossary of Terms
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Safety Warnings
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Overview
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Package Contents
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Features
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BoosterPorts’Description
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LCD Introduction 7
Control Button Operation and Manual Gain Control (MGC) 8
Installing Hiboost Booster System
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Before You Install 9
Installation Overview
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BoosterSystemInstallationExamples
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Step 1. Install the Outdoor Antenna 11
Step 2. Install the Indoor Antenna 14
Step 3. Install the Mobile Signal Booster 14
Step 4. Booster Commissioning 15
Troubleshooting 18
Main Specifications
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Product Warranty
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Huaptec Contact Details 22

Boost
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Preface
This user manual describes design, installation, commissioning and
maintenance of Hiboost consumer mobile signal boosters.
Please read user manual carefully before installing and maintaining
the boosters.
The information in this manual is a subject to change without prior
notice. Opinions are welcomed about the manual improvement.
Booster Model
This user manual can be used for the models as below: Hi13- 3S/3SL/5S,
Hi17-3S/3SL/5S.
Note: The users of repeaters should get permission from the mobile providers for
their use and installation.
Glossary of Terms
Item
Definition
800MHz
Available on LTE800(832~862MHz/791~821MHz) network
900MHz
Available on EGSM900(880~890MHz/925~935MHz) and PGSM900
(890~915MHz/935~960MHz), WCDMA/UMTS900(880~915MHz/
925~960MHz) networks
1800MHz
Available on GSM/LTE1800(1710~1785MHz/1805~1880MHz) networks
2100MHz
Available on 3G(WCDMA/UMTS2100) (1920~1980MHz/2110~2170MHz)
networks
2600Mhz
Available on LTE2600(2500~2570MHz/2620~2690MHz) network
RF
Radio Frequency
ATT
Attenuation
ALC
Automatic Level Control
AGC
Automatic Gain Control
MGC
Manual Gain Control
LNA
Low Noise Amplifier
PA
Power Amplifier
dB
Decibel
dBm
Decibels relative to 1 milliwatt
UL
Uplink
DL
Downlink
Hz
Hertz
MHz
Megahertz
RSSI
Received Signal Strength Indicator
NF
Noise Figure

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Outdoor antenna
Booster
Indoor antenna
Splitter
Indoor antenna
Base station coverage area
Safety Warnings
Users should follow the principles stated below:
Follow the system requirements of mobile signal enhancement
equipment, assure good grounding and lightning protection to the booster.
Booster’s power supply voltage should meet the standards of security
requirements; any operation should be carried out only after cutting off power.
Only the professional is authorized for this operation.
Do not dismantle machine, maintain or displace accessories by yourself. In
this way the equipment can be damaged and you take the risk of getting
an electric shock.
Do not open the booster, touch the module of the booster, or open the
cover of the module to touch the electronic component. The components will
be damaged due to electrostatic.
Keep away from heating equipment, because the booster will dissipate
heat during working. And do not cover booster with anything that influences
heat-dissipation.
Overview
Hiboost consumer boosters are designed to help mobile users amplify weak
cell phone signal.
The devices are bi-directional. The outdoor antenna receives the signal from the
cell tower and transmits it to the signal booster, the booster amplifies the signal
and the indoor antenna sends it to your mobile device. Visa versa, the signal
produced by your phone is also received by the indoor antenna, amplified by
the booster and then sent back to the cell tower through the outdoor antenna.

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Package Contents
HiBoost Consumer Signal Booster Hi13-3S/3SL/5S Standard Packing List
No. Name Description Quantity
1 Hiboost Consumer Signal Booster 1
2 Adapter Triband 12V/3A
1
Five Band 12V/3A
3 Power cord European standard plug
Triband Φ6
4 Plastic expansion bolt Five Band Φ6 5
5 Tapping screw Triband M4*25 4
Quintuple Band M4*25
6 User Manual 1
7 Outdoor directional antenna N-Female 1
8 Hiboost200 low-loss cable 50 feet (15.2m), N-male 1
9 Connector SMA to N-Female 2
HiBoost Consumer Signal Booster Hi17-3S/3SL/5S Standard Packing List
No. Name Description Quantity
1 Hiboost Consumer Signal Booster 1
2 Adapter Triband 12V/3A
1
Five Band 12V/3A
3 Power cord European Standard Plug
Triband Φ6
4 Plastic expansion bolt Five Band Φ6 5
5 Tapping screw Triband M4*25 4
Five Band M4*25
6 Outdoor directional antenna N-Female 1
7 Hiboost200 low-loss cable 50 feet (15.2 m), N-male 1
8 Connector SMA to N-Female 2
9 User manual 1

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HiBoost Optional Panel or Omni Kit includes the following accessories:
No.
Name
Description
Quantity
1
Hiboost200 low-loss cable
50ft (15.2m),
N-male
1
2
Indoor panel/omni antenna
N-Female
1
Model Standard Package Contents Additional Kit1 Accessories
Hi13-3S/3SL/5S
Hi17-3S/3SL/5S
Note: The booster outdoor and indoor antennas should be connected with
appropriate RF cables. The length of cable or other accessories can vary
according to the size and construction materials used in the building, outdoor
signal strength and layout of the structure. Please contact us for assistance
in designing your booster system.
If you need to add more indoor antennas or other accessories, please contact
Huaptec Support Team on the phone [phone] or by e-mail
[e-mail].
Features
•Embedded CPU, self-adaptive intelligent system very easy to use and install,
better performance is guaranteed even under complicated and constantly
changing RF environmentconditions.
• ISO: Intelligent isolation processing to avoid self-oscillation, quite wide
adjusting range to stabilize the signal strength/quality for clearer voice/ higher
data throughput and avoid interference with mobile networks.
• ALC: Intelligent automatic level control, wide adjusting range to stabilize the
output power and improve the signal quality for clearer voice and higher data
throughput.
• LCD Display: Displays ISO status, ALC status, RSSI status, actual gain and
downlink output power which makes booster installation and troubleshooting
much easier.
• MGC: Control buttons to adjust the gain for both uplink and downlink

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Band UL DL RSSI Power
MHz dB dB dBm dBm
800 63 65 90
900 63 65 89
1800 63 65 92
2100 63 65 89
2600 63 65 91
ISO ALC OFF
independently, 31dB range.
• Excellent RF performance, larger coverage area, clearer voice and higher
data throughput.
• Elegant design, compact size, very low power consumption to minimize cost
during operation and low heat dissipation.
• Inbuilt indoor antenna
• Imbedded Bluetooth and Wi-Fi module for remote control via a mobile application
Booster Ports’ Description
Tri and Five Band
2 1 3
4 5 67 8 910
1. LCD 2. LED indicators 3. Control buttons 4. Indoor antenna port 5. In-built antenna port
6. Set 7. Power connector 8. Outdoor antenna port 9. Wi-Fi LED 10. Bluetooth LED
LCD Introduction
After the booster is on, gain and power will light up on the screen.
“Band”–displays the working frequency.
“ULdB”“ DLdB“ –gain indication.
The displayed value shows real-time uplink and downlink gain.
“Power dBm“ –power indication.
The displayed value shows real-time power. When booster’s output power is
Indoor1 Indoor 2 DC I N Outdoor
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Band UL DL RSSI Power
MHz dB dB dBm dBm
800 50 50 - 40 -17
900 52 57 - 42
1800 65 70 - 72 -1
2100 65 70 - 87 -16
2600 65 70 - 97 - --
ALC OFF
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ISO f l ash
Band UL DL
800MHz ISO ISO
900MHz
1800MHz
2100MHz
2600MHz
ISO ISO
--- ---
--- ---
--- ---
Band UL DL RSSI Power
MHz dB dB dBm dBm
800 65 50 -40
900 52 50 -42
1800 50 50 -42
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17
2100 65 70 - 87 - 16
2600 65 70 - 97 - - -
ISO OFF
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ALC flash
Band
800MHz
900MHz
1800MHz
2100MHz
2600MHz
--- ALC
ALC
UL DL
ALC
ALC
ALC
--- ---
--- ---
lower than -10dBm, the value will display ”---”.
”ISO”- isolation alarm indication.
When the booster doesn’t have enough isolation between the outdoor and
indoor antennas, the “ISO” is flashing. Press the ”SET” key and the LCD screen
will display ”ISO” value showing the current affected band or bands.
”ALC”- strong receiving power alarm indication.
When the booster’s receiving too strong signal from outside, output power gets
overrated and “ALC” starts flashing. Press the “SET” button and the screen will
turn on and show the affected band or bands.
”OFF”- booster shut-down alarm indication.
When LCD screen is in ”OFF” state and the booster shuts down, LCD screen will
be flashing.
When LCD screen is ”ON” and the booster shuts down, “OFF” is flashing.
Press the “SET” button and the screen will show the affected band or bands.
Control Button Operation and Manual Gain Control (MGC)
There are 5 operation modes relative to the control keys:
• Press the “SET” key for more than 3 seconds
• Briefly press the “SET” key
• Briefly press the “DEC-”key
• Briefly press the “INC+” key
• Simultaneously press the “DEC-”and “INC+” keys for more than 3 seconds
OFF f l ash
Band UL DL
800MHz
--- ---
900MHz
1800MHz
2100MHz
2600MHz
--- ---
--- ---
OFF OFF
OFF OFF

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dB dB dB dB dBm
Since the booster has a self-adaptive smart automatic level control (ALC) and
isolation gain processing (ISO), most of the time manual adjustments are not
required to achieve good coverage. However, in some cases where the ALC or
ISO is working at a very high rate to adjust the gain and the Alarm or ISO LED is
flashing more than once a second, a manual adjustment might be required.
When LCD is in the fixed display mode, press the “SET” key for more than 3
seconds. It will go into the “Gain Setting Mode” and make one of the gain
values start to blink.
•Press the “SET” key briefly, and the LCD will switch to the next gain value and it
will start to blink. (Uplink or downlink gain for a different band).
• Press the “INC+” key once briefly and the gain will increase by 1dB, Press
“DEC-”once briefly and the gain value will be reduced by 1dB.
• Press the “SET” key for more than 3 seconds, and the LCD will return to the
fixed display mode.
Actual Gain display MGC Setting Gain
G a i n S e t
Band UL DL UL DL PWR
Actual Power display
800 60 65 60 63 11
900 60 65 60 64 12
1800 60 65 60 65 13
2100 60 65 60 65 13
2600 60 65 60 65 13
Note: When adjusting the gain manually, please ensure that the uplink gain is
equal to or not 5 dB less than the downlink gain setting. This avoids interference
with the local cell tower network.
When the LCD is in the fixed display mode, press the “DEC-”and “INC+” key
simultaneously for more than 3 seconds, the booster will reset the gain to the
default manufacturer settings.
When the LCD is in the alarm display mode, press the “SET” key and the LCD
screen will turn on to help with troubleshooting and display the alarm indication
showing the affected band or bands, press the “INC+” (or “DEC-“) key to switch
to different pages.
If none of the keys are pushed within 30 seconds, the display will return to the
fixed display mode. If none of the control keys are touched within 5 minutes, the
LCD screen will turn off. Pressing any key will return the display to the fixed
mode.
Installing Hiboost Booster System
Before You Install
• Make sure you have sufficient cable length between the outdoor,indoor

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antennas and the booster in case you have not a standard kit
• Make sure the place where you install the booster is near to one existing
electrical outlet. It should also be well ventilated, away from excessive heat,
moisture, and directsunlight.
Installation Overview
Installation is easy to perform in 4 simple steps:
1. Find the strongest received signal for the location of the outdoor antenna.
2. Install the outdoor antenna on the roof to obtain the strongest downlink
signal from the local cellular towers. It should also be as far away as possible
from where you plan to place the indoor antenna (vertical separation is more
important than horizontalseparation).
3. Install the indoor antennas where you want to improve the signal level.
4. Mount the booster, connect the cables from the outdoor antenna and indoor
antenna at the designated ports, and connect the booster to the AC supply
(make sure all the cables are connected before applying power).
Booster System Installation Examples
1 -Outdoor wide band directional antenna
2 -50ft (15.2m) Hiboost200 low-loss cable
3 -HiBoost booster with built-in antenna
1-Outdoor wide band directional antenna
2-50ft (15.2m) Hiboost200 low-loss cable
3-You can add an indoor panel/omni antenna and 50ft
(15.2m) Hiboost200 low-loss cable to extend the
coverage (built-in antenna will be automatically
disabled)
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2
3
1
2
3
3

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1-Outdoor wide band directional antenna
2-50ft (15.2m) Hiboost200 low-loss cable
3-You can add a few indoor panel/omni antennas and
50ft (15.2m) Hiboost200 low-loss cables to extend the
coverage (built-in antenna will be automatically
disabled)
Step 1. Install the Outdoor Antenna
1.1 How to find the location with the strongest received signal
The booster’s main function is to improve a weak RF signal inside a house, office
or any other indoor area. The received outdoor downlink signal strength directly
affects the efficiency of the indoor coverage. That is why it is crucially important
to install the outdoor antenna in a location where signal reception is the
strongest and point it towards the nearest cell tower.
Here are three methods can help find the strongest downlink signal from the
local towers:
1. Use the LCD display on the HiBoost amplifier that shows the downlink output
power on each band, We highly recommend to use this method as it is generally
rather accurate.
2. Use a mobile phone that shows signal bars (the least accurate method).
3. Use a professional signal strength meter. In the situations where the carrier’s
signal is very weak, using a signal level meter can be the most accurate method
of identifying the best signal for installation.
•LCD Display Method
Connect the outdoor antenna to the booster’s outdoor port. Fix the outdoor
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2
3
3
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antenna on the roof of the building and point it to the nearest cell tower. Then
have a look at the gain and output power values displayed on the LCD display.
The outdoor antenna receives the strongest signal when the booster’s downlink
output power reaches its highest level on each band.
The booster's LCD display shows the gain and output power. The output power
can be checked below "Power dBm" on the LCD display.
Remark: when ALC shows up flashing, it means the receiving signal power is
stronger than the system needs it. It is recommended to change the outdoor
antenna position unless ALC alarm disappears. Or you can leave it as it is to let
the booster self-adjust automatically. However when ALC is flashing, and the
displayed gain is more than 30dB and less than the rated gain value, try to
adjust the outdoor antenna to decrease the receiving power.
•Mobile Phone Method
You can use your smart phone to test a signal strength near the window or on the
top of the building. A number of bars on the network indicator will define the
approximate strength of the received signal. Normally the roof of the building is
the best place to receive the strongest signal. As shown on the graph below, you
need to test the signal in 5 points from A to E, and select a place with best signal
strength for outdoor antenna installation.
It is recommended to use a mobile app that can display a signal level, since it is
more accurate than checking signal bars.
Band UL DL RSSI Power
MHz dB dB dBm dBm
800 65 70 - 53 17
900 65 70 - 53 17
1800 65 70 - 53 17
2100 65 70 - 53 17
2600 65 70 - 53 17
A
E
B
D
C

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L-bracket
1.2 Install the Outdoor Antenna
Install the outdoor antenna in the location with the strongest received signal.
IMPORTANT: Test the signal 3 times in the desired location before installing the
outdoor antenna. It will help ensure the best booster performance.
In most cases, the outdoor wide-band panel antenna is the best choice. You can
also choose an outdoor wide band directional antenna as an option.
Pole mounting is recommended for your convenience.
Outdoor Wide Band Directional Antenna Installation:
1 to 2 inch
diameter pole
nut & washer
nut
bracket
U-bolt
waterproof tape
Outdoor Wide Band Panel Antenna Installation:
1 to 2 inch
diameter pole
U-bolt
waterproof tape
4
3
3
1
2
1
L-bracket
nut & washer
bracket
nut
2
4

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Note: Wrap waterproof tape around the connectors between outdoor antenna
and feeder line to avoid water or other kind of damage.
Step 2. Install the Indoor Antenna
If you choose the product's built-in antenna to cover your place, no indoor
antenna installation isrequired.
If you need to extend the booster’s coverage area, you can add an external
indoor panel antenna. Install the indoor panel antenna as shown on the graph
below.
tapping screw hook
slide into mount
plastic expansion
bolt
Step 3. Install the Mobile Signal Booster
1. Select the location near a power supply on a wall.
2. Mount the booster with the screws included into the kit as shown on the graph
below.
slide into mount
plastic expansion bolt
hook
tapping screw
Triple and Quintuple Band
3. Connect the outdoor antenna cable to the booster connector marked as
“outdoor”. Tighten the connection by hand or with a wrench.
4. Connect the indoor antenna cables to the booster connector marked as
“indoor”. Tighten the connection by hand or with a wrench.

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5. Connect the AC power cord to the signal booster, then connect the plug to the
electrical outlet to power on the booster.
Note: If it'snecessary to install multiple indoor antennas solution, please contact
us, We will provide you with a professional installation plan.
Step 4. Booster Commissioning
The booster has an intelligent startup system, booster commissioning is an
automatic process able to guarantee an optimal system performance.
As soon as you finish the booster system installation, plug it into a power supply
to start the booster. It will start working and checking the receiving signal
strength and the isolation to ensure the best system performance. Automatic
adjustment will take about 3-5 seconds.
After the booster starts working, check the coverage. If the signal has improved
throughout your home/office, the booster commissioning is completed.
In case the coverage is not enough, please check the following issues.
1. The rated output power is reached, but the coverage is not enough or the
signal in some areas has not improved:
• Check whether the indoor antenna is installed correctly or not, try to change
the antenna position to improve coverage.
• Check if it is necessary to adjust the direction of the indoor antenna.
• Check whether it is necessary to add more indoor antennas since the
obstructions (thick walls, reinforced fence, natural barriers like hills, mountains,
etc.) block thesignal.
2. The rated output power is not reached.
• Change the position or direction of the outdoor antenna to get a stronger
receiving signal and higher output power (Not necessarily to reach the rated
value as long as the coverage is enough).
• Check the LCD display. If the current gain is less than the rated value and "ISO"
is flashing, it means the gain is reduced by ISO function for not having enough
isolation.
More about "ISO" legend indication
ISO status indicates if the booster has enough isolation between the outdoor
and indoor antennas in order to avoid loop back or so-called self-oscillation.
HiBoost is equipped with a smart AGC function to avoid interference with mobile
networks. "ISO" flashing on the LCD display means that ISO function is working
great and self-oscillation has been eliminated.

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LCD
Status
Meaning
Solution Methods
Remain still
No loop back or
no self-oscillation.
No action is needed.
Flashing but
ISO
status
actual gain is not
more than 30dB
and less than
Slight loop back
or self-oscillation.
No action is needed.
rated gain.
Flashing but
actual gain is
more than 30dB.
Deep loop back
or self-oscillation.
Please check the
Troubleshooting section
to get solutions.
More about "ALC" legend indication
ALC indicates the strength of receiving power of the booster. Flashing ALC
means that the booster has strong receiving power.
LCD
Status
Meaning
Solution Methods
Check coverage, leave it as it is if
Output power is
it’s good.
Remain still
not weak or just
Please check the Troubleshooting
suitable.
section to get solutions if
coverage is not good.
ALC
Flashing but
status
current gain is not
more than 30 dB
Full output power
Working properly.
and less than
rated gain.
Working properly, but the signal
Flashing but
Too strong
is too strong.
current gain is
receiving signal.
Please check the Troubleshooting
more than 30 dB.
section to get solutions.

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More about LCD indication:
LCD Status Meaning Solution Methods
“---” status
Output power is
lower than
-10dBm.
Check coverage, leave it as it is if
it's good; Please check the
Troubleshooting section
to get solutions if coverage is not
good.
“OFF”
status
Actual gain is
more than 51dB
less than rated
gain.
Severe loop
back or self-
oscillation or
output power is
heavily over
rated which
leads to booster
break down.
Not working properly.
Please check the
Troubleshooting section
to get a solutions.
Flashing
LCD
screen
When the ISO or ALC indicators are flashing, please check the ISO and Alarm
LED colors.
ISOLEDflashing means that ISO function is working well and self- oscillation has
been eliminated. ISO LED will remain "Green" or will be "Slow Flashing Green".
Note: This improvement won't increase the coverage, but is mandatory to avoid
causing interference to local carrier's cell site towers.
LED Status Meaning Solution Methods
ISO
LED
Green
No loop back or
no self-oscillation
NO action is needed.
Slow Flashing
Green
Slight loop back
or self-oscillation
NO action is needed.
Quick Flashing
Green
Deep loop back
or self-oscillation
Not working properly.
Check coverage. Leave it as is if
it's good. Please check the
Troubleshooting section to get a
solutions if coverage is not good.
Quick Flashing
Red
Severe loop
back or self-
oscillation
Not working properly. Please
check theTroubleshooting section
to get a solutions.
OFF
The booster auto
shuts off for
protection due to
very severe self-
oscillation.

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Alarm LED: Indicates the strength of the received signal from the cell tower.
Flashing Alarm means that the booster is receiving a strong signal on one or
more bands. Alarm LED shall remain "Green" or "Slow Flashing Green". Slow
flashing green indicates that everything is working well and the booster is
working at nearly the optimum output power to achieve the best possible
coverage.
LED Status Meaning Solution Methods
Alarm
LED
Green
Output power is not
maximum.
Check coverage, if it is good,
leave it as it is; if coverage is not
good, increase the receiving
signal level.
Slow Flashing
Green
Full output power
Working properly.
Quick Flashing
Green
Output power is too
high.
Not working properly.
Check coverage, leave it as it is if
it’s good; actions must be taken if
coverage is not good or you
don't feel comfortable about
Alarm LED quick flashing green.
Quick Flashing
Red
The booster
automatically shuts
off for protection
from excessive
downlink signal
from tower.
Not working properly, actions
must be taken.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Solution
The signal booster has no power.
Check that the AC outlet is working.
The booster’s power is on but the
Try to fasten the connections between the
phone is not connected to the
different parts of the system.
network and still cannot
Change the direction of the donor antenna or
communicate with the signal.
its installation position.
Good downlink signal with poor
communication quality.
Check whether there’s interference.
Consult the operator whether the signal source
base station workswell.
The power is on but the coverage
is not good.
Check “ISO”, “ALC” or other LCD or LED
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Eliminate flashing ISO legend and quick flashing green,quick flashing red ISO LED
problems:
1. Adjust the outdoor antenna direction, keeping it away from the indoor
antenna. Restart thebooster.
2. Increase the vertical or horizontal distance between the outdoor antenna and
indoor antenna. Restart the booster.
3. Use barriers such as walls to increase the isolation.
4. Change the indoor antenna type to another one with a more directional
pattern. Orient the indoor antenna and outdoor antenna so that they point in
opposite directions.
5. Reduce the booster's downlink gain using the manual gain control. Keep the
uplink gain value and downlink gain value the same, then restart the booster.
Note: Uplink gain must be equal to or not less than 5dB below the downlink gain
to avoid interference with the local carrier's network.
Target: The ISO issues are solved when the ISO LED is "Green" or "Slow Flashing
Green" or no flashing ISO legend.
EliminateFlashingALClegendandQuickFlashingGreen,QuickFlashingRedAlarm
LED problems:
1. Adjust the antennas' direction or position to lower downlink received signal
level.
2. Slowly reduce the downlink gain using the Manual Gain Control.
3. If the above methods don't work, reduce the booster's gain with an external
attenuator in line with the outdoor antenna or replace it with a lower gain
antenna.
Target: The overload issues are fixed when the Alarm LED is "Green" or "Slow
Flashing Green" or no flashing ALC legend. Please note that a "Green" LED
indication may result in smaller coverage area. This can be improved by
adjusting the outdoor antenna to receive a stronger signal.
Eliminate poor coverage problemswhen Power“---”legendonLCD and Alarm LED
is Green:
1. If the signal has not been improved, please check below:
• The weak downlink signal leads to the low output signal level. Change the
direction or position of the outdoor antenna. You may also try replacing the
outdoor antenna with a higher gain antenna to increase the incoming signal.
• Check if it is necessary to add more indoor antennas. Barriers such as walls
can block the signal indoors. You should also check the booster to make sure the
power is maximized. Try installing more indoor antennas or replace the booster
with one of higher power.
2. If the signal in some part of the house/building hasn't been improved, try the
following:
• Check if the indoor antenna is installed correctly. Try moving the antenna
position to improve the coverage.
• Try adjusting the direction of the indoor antenna.

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Remark:
• When increasing the downlink gain make sure the isolation is adequate to
prevent system oscillation.
Note: The flashing ISO and Alarm status indicates that ISO and ALC functions are
working properly and the problems of self-oscillation and strong downlink
signals are fixed. In most cases, there is no need to take any additional
measures except for deep self-oscillation or excessively strong signals from the
cell tower. The self-adaptive ALC and isolation gain processing system
automatically solve mostproblems.
Main Specifications
RF Parameter
UL
DL
900 MHZ
880~915 MHZ
925~960 MHZ
1800 MHZ
1710~1785MHZ
1805~1880 MHZ
Frequency Range
2100 MHZ
1920~1980MHZ
2110~2170 MHZ
800 MHZ
832~862 MHZ
791~821 MHZ
2600 MHz
2500~2570MHZ
2620~2690 MHZ
Max. Gain
65 dB
Max. output power
17 dBm
MGC (Step Attenuation )
≥31dB/1dB step
Intelligent AGC*
ALC
ISO
≥42dB
≥42dB
Electrical Parameter
Power Supply Tri&Five band Input AC900~264V.50/60Hz,Output DC12V/3A
Power Consumption
Tri&Five band
≤10W
Input & Output Impedance
50 ohm
Mechanical Parameter
I /O Port Type
N-Female
Dimensions
Tri&Five band
254*154*53mm;
Weights
Tri&Five band
≤1.8 Kg
Environment Parameter
Operating Temperature
-10ºC~+55ºC
Storage Temperature
-10ºC~+80ºC
Relative Humidity
5% - 95%
Barometric Pressure
55 kPa -106 kPa
Environment Conditions
IP40