Pacific Wave PW-MB10-800 User manual
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Technical Manual
Mobile Communication Mini Booster
Model:
PW-MB10-800 or PW-MB10-900
PW-MB10-2100 or PW-MB10-1800
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Name & Function
How to install the system
User Attentions
Tro ubl esho otin g
Specifications
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Introduction
In mobile communication, it is inevitable that micro-cell coverage cannot cover
weak or dead zones; to use signal repeater is a good choice in these areas. This
mini repeater is mainly applied in covering small blind and weak zones.
PW-MB10-series is a good choice to provide coverage for VIP rooms, offices,
houses, restaurants, apartments, parking, etc.
This Mini Booster as consumer rep eater enhances consumer satisfaction
greatly with its integrated design, compact size, easy engineering and rapid
installation and debugging,
Features & Functions
Compact design and light weight, cost effectiveness
LED indication for operation status.
Wide band function to work on all mobile operators, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA and HSDPA
support.
Low power consumption, Low interference.
ALC function
MGC function
Applicable to In-Building with medium or small size with Maximum coverage up to 500
Square meters, such as VIP room, office, house, restaurants, apartments, parking...
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Name & Function
Power
, to
be
connected
with DC power
Indoor
Port
, to
be
connected with
indoor Antenna
O
utd oor Port
, to
be connected
with Outdoor Antenna
Alarm Statu
s LED
(Lower Frequency,
GSM, CDMA)
Alarm Status LED
(Higher frequency,
DCS, PCS & UMTS)
Power LED
Front View
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Notes:
1. Since all type of MB-10 series have the same closet, only relevant DIP Switches
and LEDs on the closet function according to specific model with below details :
1) PW-MB10-800: DIP Switch 1, 2, 3 and 4 are useful; Alarm Low works
2) PW-MB10-900: DIP Switch 1, 2, 3 and 4 are useful; Alarm Low works
3) PW-MB10-1800: DIP Switch 5, 6, 7 and 8 are useful; Alarm Hi works
4) PW-MB10-1900: DIP Switch 5, 6, 7 and 8 are useful; Alarm Hi works
5) PW-MB10-2100: DIP Switch 5,6,7and8areuseful;AlarmHiworks
Dial DIP ‘5’, 5dB attenuation for UL2
Dial DIP ‘6’, 10dB attenuation for UL2
Dial DIP ‘5’and ‘6’, 17±2 dB attenuation for UL2
Dial DIP ‘7’, 5dB attenuation for DL2
Dial DIP ‘8’, 10dB attenuation for DL2
Dial DIP ‘7’and ‘8’, 17±2 dB attenuation for DL2
Dial DIP ‘1’, 5dB attenuation for UL1
Dial DIP ‘2’, 10dB attenuation for UL1
Dial DIP ‘1’ and ‘2’, 17±2 dB attenuation for UL1
Dial DIP ‘3’, 5dB attenuation for DL1
Dial DIP ‘4’, 10dB attenuation for DL1
Dial DIP ‘3’ and ‘4’, 17±2 dB attenuation for DL1
DIP Switch 1, 2,3 and 4 are for low frequency gain control: GSM 900
or CDMA 800 systems; 1 and 2 are for UpLink, 3 and 4 are for DownLink
DIP Switch 5, 6, 7 and 8 are for high frequency gain control : DCS1800,
CDMA1900 or WCDMAsystems; 5 and 6 are for UL, 7 and 8 are for DL
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Repeater
RepeaterRepeater
Repeater
The repeater amplifies and transmits signals of the base station in the
desired area.
Outdoor
OutdoorOutdoor
Outdoor
ANT
ANTANT
ANT
The outdoor antenna connects to the Outdoor Port on the repeater.
PWR
PWRPWR
PWR
Exterior adapter having AC 95-265 V input, supplies DC 9 V power to the
repeater to run active circuits. LED on
DC Jack
DC JackDC Jack
DC Jack
DC Jack is a terminal to supply required powers into repeater through the
power supply adapter.
Indoor
IndoorIndoor
Indoor
Antenna
AntennaAntenna
Antenna
Indoor Antenna transmits the RF signal from base station to the cellular
subscriber and receives the signal from cellular subscriber back to the base
station. The indoor antenna, or transmitting antenna, connects to the Indoor
Port of the repeater.
R
RR
RG8X Low Loss
G8X Low LossG8X Low Loss
G8X Low Loss RF Cable
RF CableRF Cable
RF Cable
RG8X RF Coax Cable is supplied to connect the Indoor unit to the outdoor
donor antenna.
Mounting
MountingMounting
Mounting Bracket
BracketBracket
Bracket
Bracket with screws is supplied for fixing the indoor repeater to a wall.
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How to install the system
Installation procedure
Set InstallationPlace
Fix repeater body on the wall
Installationexteriorantenna &Laying Feeding Cables
Connect powersupply adapter
Completion
Testing
forcallingquality Inspection
Checking the contents
Measurement ofReceiving Level fromBase Station
Adjust the directionof Antenna
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Checking
CheckingChecking
Checking
the contents
the contentsthe contents
the contents
supplied
suppliedsupplied
supplied
Identify a suitable location where you would like mou
Identify a suitable location where you would like mouIdentify a suitable location where you would like mou
Identify a suitable location where you would like mount
ntnt
nt
the
thethe
the indoor
indoorindoor
indoor
repeater
repeaterrepeater
repeater
Ensure the location is properly isolated from the donor antenna and the
Ensure the location is properly isolated from the donor antenna and theEnsure the location is properly isolated from the donor antenna and the
Ensure the location is properly isolated from the donor antenna and the
cable length supplied is sufficient.
cable length supplied is sufficient.cable length supplied is sufficient.
cable length supplied is sufficient.
Locate a suitable location for the outdoor donor antenna and identify a
Locate a suitable location for the outdoor donor antenna and identify aLocate a suitable location for the outdoor donor antenna and identify a
Locate a suitable location for the outdoor donor antenna and identify a
route for the feeding cable.
route for the feeding cable.route for the feeding cable.
route for the feeding cable.
Measurement of Re
Measurement of ReMeasurement of Re
Measurement of Receiving Level from Base Station
ceiving Level from Base Stationceiving Level from Base Station
ceiving Level from Base Station
(For trained
personnel)
1) Connect feeding cable, which has been connected to the outdoor antenna for
base station, with input of spectrum analyzer.
2) Set measurement environment of Frequency, Span, BW and Amplitude, etc of
the spectrum analyzer.
3) Verify Channel Power value of input signal.
Receiving level is: -
---
45
4545
45dBm ~
dBm ~dBm ~
dBm ~ -
---
40
4040
40dBm
dBmdBm
dBm
Perfect
PerfectPerfect
Perfect
-
---46
4646
46dBm ~
dBm ~dBm ~
dBm ~ -
---
55
5555
55dBm
dBmdBm
dBm
Good
GoodGood
Good
-
---56
5656
56dBm ~
dBm ~dBm ~
dBm ~ -
---
65
6565
65dBm
dBmdBm
dBm
Genera
GeneraGenera
General
ll
l
-
---66
6666
66dBm ~
dBm ~dBm ~
dBm ~ -
---
90
9090
90dBm
dBmdBm
dBm
Acceptable
AcceptableAcceptable
Acceptable
-
---91
9191
91dBm ~
dBm ~dBm ~
dBm ~ -
---
100
100100
100dBm
dBmdBm
dBm
Bad
BadBad
Bad
Notes:
Notes:Notes:
Notes:
a)
a)a)
a) If
IfIf
If
the
thethe
the receiving
receivingreceiving
receiving
power is 1~5dB higher than the perfect power level
power is 1~5dB higher than the per fect power levelpower is 1~5dB higher than the per fect power level
power is 1~5dB higher than the per fect power level,
,,
,
Alarm
AlarmAlarm
Alarm
LED for
LED forLED for
LED for
relevant system turns orange, but the repeater still works
relevant system turns orange, but the repeater still worksrelevant system turns orange, but the repeater still works
relevant system turns orange, but the repeater still works
quite well,
quite well,quite well,
quite well,
and you don
and y ou donand y ou don
and y ou don’
’’’t need to adjust the repeater gain
t need to adjust the repeater gaint need to adjust the repeater gain
t need to adjust the repeater gain
b)
b)
b)
b) If the
If theIf the
If the receiving
receivingreceiving
receiving
power
powerpower
power
is 5~12dB higher than the perfect power level
is 5~12dB higher than the perfect power levelis 5~12dB higher than the perfect power level
is 5~12dB higher than the perfect power level,
,,
,
Alarm
AlarmAlarm
Alarm
LED for relevant system turns red, which means the
LED for relevant system turns red, which means theLED for relevant system turns red, which means the
LED for relevant system turns red, which means the receiving
receivingreceiving
receiving
power level is too strong, or the repeater system self oscillates
power level is too strong, or the repeater system self oscillatespower level is too strong, or the repeater system self oscillates
power level is too strong, or the repeater system self oscillates
due to
due todue to
due to
not enough isolation between donor and server
not enough isolation between donor and servernot enough isolation between donor and server
not enough isolation between donor and server antennas
antennasantennas
antennas, in this case,
, in this case,, in this case,
, in this case,
repeater gain shall be attenuated by DIP Switches or distance shall be
repeater gain shall be attenuated by DIP Switches or distance shall berepeater gain shall be attenuated by DIP Switches or distance shall be
repeater gain shall be attenuated by DIP Switches or distance shall be
enlarged between donor or server antennas.
enlarged between donor or server antennas.enlarged between donor or server antennas.
enlarged between donor or server antennas.
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Measurement of Receiving Level from Base Station
Measurement of Receiving Level from Base StationMeasurement of Receiving Level from Base Station
Measurement of Receiving Level from Base Station
(For Anyone)
A low-tech way to determine where to install your outdoor “donor” antenna is
to identify a spot where you are getting at least 2-3 bars of signal on your roof.
Then try to make 3 consecutive calls on your mobile phone in the proposed
location. If this is successful, then you may proceed with the installation.
Connect to RG
Connect to RGConnect to RG
Connect to RG 8X
8X8X
8X
RF Cable
RF CableRF Cable
RF Cable
Connect power supply adapter
Connect power supply adapterConnect power supply adapter
Connect power supply adapter
Adjust the direction of
Adjust the direction ofAdjust the direction of
Adjust the direction of indoor unit
indoor unitindoor unit
indoor unit
To improve calling qualities, adjust the direction of the indoor unit.
Testing for calling qua
Testing for calling quaTesting for calling qua
Testing for calling qualities
litieslities
lities
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How to install the system –(indoor)
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Bracket 2 Installed
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System Installation Complete
Donor Antenna
onRoof
Coax cable
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Important!
Do not open the case of repeater.
Do not place excessive pressure on the repeater.
Please use the power supply that is supplied with the kit ONLY! Other power
supplies will void warranty and can damage the repeater.
Please consider the environmental factors when locating a suitable spot for the
repeater.
..
.
(Room Temperature)
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Troubleshooting
1)
1)1)
1) The power LED at the front turns OFF
The power LED at the front turns OFFThe power LED at the front turns OFF
The power LED at the front turns OFF
Causes
CausesCauses
Causes
Action
ActionAction
Action
Power cable of the power supply
unit has not been connected. Check connection of power system
2)
2)2)
2) The repeater transmits no signal
The repeater transmits no signalThe repeater transmits no signal
The repeater transmits no signal
Causes
CausesCauses
Causes
Action
ActionAction
Action
Signal Cable from outdoor
antenna has not been
connected.
Check all connections.
Coaxial cable connecting the
repeater and outdoor antenna
might be defective
Make sure there is no sharp bends, or
breaks in the cable. If needed, replace
coaxial cable
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Specifications
FCC Statement
Mechanical Specifications
Input Port Single Port, SMA-
Female
Impedance
50ohm
Dimensions (W x H x D)
183 x 128 x46.3mm
Weight
< 1kg
Operating Temperature -10°C~50°C
Cooling
Convection
Switch Adapter
Input AC 90~265V,
Output DC 9V
Model Specifications
Classification
Bandwidth Range
A
. FrequencyRange
(CDMA / TDMA / GSM
850 / PCS)
DL- 869-894 / 1930-
1990 (MHz)
UL- 824-849 / 1850-
1910 (MHz)
B. FrequencyRange
(GSM / WCDMA)
DL - 935-960 / 2110-
2170 (MHz)
UL - 890-915 / 1920-
1980(MHz)
C. FrequencyRange
(GSM / DCS ) DL- 935-960 / 1805-
1880 (MHz)
UL- 890-915 / 1710-
1785 (MHz)
Frequency Specifications
Bandwidth
Wide Band
Maximum Gain
UL:
≥
55
dB;
DL:
≥
55dB
UL:
≥
5
0
dB
;
DL:
≥
5
0
dB
Gain Flatness (P-P)
GSM850/CDMA/GSM ≤8dB
DCS/PCS
≤
10
d
B
Frequency Stability
≤
± 0.03ppm
Tx/ RxIsolation
≥
70dB
Propagation Delay ≤0.5us (Micro Sec)
Output Power
UL
≥
5
dBm
;DL
≥
10dBm
Spurious Emission
≤
-
36dBm (9KHz~1GHz)
≤-30dBm (1GHz~12.75GHz)
Noise Figure
≤
7
dB (Typical)
Alarm
Specification
ALC ALARM
Power LED
DC ON/OFF
Alarm LED ALC 1~5dB,orange
ALC 7~12dB,red
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