Top Signal Cel-Fi GO G32 Smart Signal Booster TS559129 User manual

You can install the Top Signal Cel-Fi GO Class B Van kit
yourself or you can have it installed by an RV dealer or
service center. Installation requires running a coax cable into
your van through an available opening or a specially drilled
0.35-inch (9 mm) entry point. (Speak with a professional if
you’re not sure how to run cable into your van.)
Installation tip:
We strongly recommend that
you do a “soft installation”
before permanently mounting
the antennas and pulling cable.
Drive to an area with weak
cell signal, then lay out and
connect all the components
inside your van. Power up
the booster and check the
signal you receive from the
inside antenna using the
Cel-Fi WAVE smartphone app.
The app will tell you if the
booster is experiencing any
errors and, if so, how to resolve
them.
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There are three main components to install:
Outside antenna with coax cable. This kit includes your choice of outside
antenna:
A. POYNTING PUCK-1 ANTENNA. Attach the antenna to the roof of your
van with the magnetic base, the 3M®adhesive pad, or the pole-mount
bracket. (See the PUCK-1 user guide for installation instructions.)
B. TOP SIGNAL 5G OTR ANTENNA. Choose a combination of side
exit adapter, spring mount, and mast extension to set your
preferred height for the antenna. (See the Top Signal
5G OTR installation guide for setup instructions.)
C. RFI WHIP ANTENNA. Attach the spring mount at the
bottom of the antenna to a ladder or rail using the 3-way
mount, fold-down “bull bar” mount, or MagMAX 3X magnet mount.
Insert the connector at the end of the cable into a 0.35-inch (9 mm)hole or
other opening and pull the cable to the booster. For theRFI and TopSignal
antennas, use the barrel connector to adapt the end of the cable to the ᴅᴏɴᴏʀ
port (the cell tower icon) on the booster.
Do not kink, loop, or coil the cable.
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PUCK-1 antenna
w/cable pole bracket
magnetic
base plate 3M®foam adhesive pad
or
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Top Signal
5G OTR antenna
height options

Stationary vs. mobile mode:
The Cel-Fi GO G32 booster is
both a stationary booster, for
use when you’re parked, and a
mobile booster, for use when
you’re underway. Stationary
mode has more gain for
increased coverage area; in
mobile mode the booster
continually searches for
changes in tower strength and
location as you drive.
(Stationary mode works only
with the AC power supply.)
Use the Cel-Fi WAVE
smartphone app to switch
between modes:
•Power on the booster, then
launch the Cel-Fi WAVE
app on your iPhone or
Android smartphone. Wait
for the app to connect to the
booster, then tap the
Settings tab at the top of the
app.
•Expand the Booster
Settings section.
•Tap the Mobile or Stationary
option, then tap Accept.
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The booster needs to be placed where it has
access to a 120-volt AC power outlet or
a 12-volt DC power socket.
AC power is required if you want to use the
Cel-Fi GO G32 booster in its 100 dB Stationary mode for maximum inside
coverage while you are parked. On DC power, the booster will only operate
on 65 dB Mobile mode used while underway. (See sidebar.)
Inside Poynting PUCK-1 antenna
The low-profile PUCK-1 antenna has a 6.6′ (2 m) run
of flexible RTK031 coax cable with an SMA-male
connector. Connect the cable to the booster’s
sᴇʀᴠᴇʀ port (the phone icon).
Do not pinch, kink, loop, or coil the cable.
This antenna broadcasts in a dome-shaped pattern. It stands upright on any
flat surface and can be moved to where you need cell signal most inside
your van. You can also mount it to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces with the
included magnetic base, 3M®adhesive pad, pole- or wall-mount bracket, or
spigot mounts. (See the PUCK-1 user guide for installation instructions.)