weBoost Destination RV User manual

Installation Guide
Destination RV
RV Cellular Signal Booster
with Telescoping Pole
Home MultiRoom
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Index
Package Contents ........................................................... 1
STEP 1 Mount Outside Antenna to Telescoping Pole.............................. 2
STEP 2 Mount Telescoping Pole to Side of RV................................... 2
STEP 3 Mount Booster and Route Cable ....................................... 5
STEP 4 Mount Inside Antenna ................................................ 6
STEP 5 Connect Coax Cables to Booster ....................................... 7
STEP 6 Connect Power Supply to Booster ...................................... 7
Booster Light Patterns ....................................................... 8
Troubleshooting ............................................................ 10
Safety Guidelines ........................................................... 12
Antenna Info ............................................................... 14
Specifications .............................................................. 16
Warranty................................................................... 17

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Package Contents
Booster &
Mounting
Bracket
Inside Antenna
& Mounting
Bracket
Outside Antenna
& Mounting
Bracket
Power Supply,
Hardwire Power
Supply & In-line
Fuse Holder
Telescoping Pole, Wall
Mount Brackets &
Ground Mount
2 Qty. 15 ft. (4.5 m),
1 Qty. 30 ft. (9 m),
Coax Cables & Flat
Entry Cable

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Mount outside antenna to telescoping
pole with mounting bracket. Connect
the 30 foot (9 meters) coax cable to
outside antenna.
Determine where you want to mount
the telescoping pole on your RV. We
recommend mounting near slide out or
toy hauler ramp door on the side.
STEP 1 Mount Outside Antenna
to Telescoping Pole
STEP 2 Mount Telescoping
Pole to Side of RV recommended
placement
ATTENTION: Do not install pole on RV until stabilizer jacks and
wheel chocks are in place and RV is immobilized.
Telescoping
Pole
Outside Antenna
Mounting Bracket
connectcoax cable

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Attach both wall mounts to the pole
feet located on the pole and fully
extend the pole.
Insert the attached pin into the hole on
the lower bracket to secure wall mount.
Adjust the pole foot bracket so there is
at least 4 feet (1.25 meters) of
separation between the top and
bottom pole feet and wall mounts.
WARNING: Check for and avoid any
powerlines or overhead obstructions.
When the pole is mounted, do not
move the RV. Pole should be taken
down prior to winds over 35 mph (56
kph) and lightning occurances.
(STEP 2 cont.) upper Pole
Foot
Wall Mount
Twist each
upper section
counter-clockwise,
extend, and then
turn clockwise to
lock into place.
NOTE: Use an app
like Opensignal to
point the outside
antenna toward the
nearest cell phone
tower.
Pole Foot
Pole Foot
Pin
4 ft. (1.25 m)
Wall Mount
lower Pole
Foot
Wall
Mount
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(STEP 2 cont.) remove adhesive
backer
attach to side
of RV
attach to side
of RV
press firmly
Ground
Mount
Clean surface of RV where wall mounts
will attach and remove the adhesive
backer on both the upper and lower
wall mounts.
NOTE: The wall mounts must be attached
for the first-time setup of the
Destination RV.
Slide ground mount on bottom of pole
and firmly attach the upper wall mount
to the RV, then attach the lower wall
mount.
IMPORTANT: Wall mounts must be
applied to a clean and smooth surface.
Press firmly and let it cure for at least
20 minutes.

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Find a location to place the booster
inside the RV. A cabinet near a power
source would be best. Be sure it’s in
a location that the 9 meter outside
antenna coax cable can reach. Use 3M
Command™ Strips to secure mounting
bracket into place and mount booster by
sliding onto bracket.
Route the outside antenna cable into
the RV. We recommend routing the cable
through the slide out gasket or through
the back door of a toy hauler (flat entry
cable included).
IMPORTANT: Do not fully extend the
slide out until the cable is routed all the
way through.
STEP 3 Mount Booster and
Route Cable
cabinet
Bracket
Booster

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Mount inside antenna using the 3M
Command™ Strips and connect coax cable.
Be sure to have at least 20 feet (6 meters)
vertical distance between the antennas.
Then, check that the antennas point away
from each other.
STEP 4 Mount Inside Antenna
Inside
Antenna
3M Command™
Strips
connect
Wall
Bracket
Booster
20 ft. (6 m) min. vertical distance /
max horizontal distance
Inside
Antenna

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cable from
Inside Antenna cable from
Outside Antenna
Connect the cable from the outside
antenna to the port labeled “Outside
Antenna” on the booster and connect
the cable from the inside antenna to
the port labeled “Inside Antenna” on
the booster.
Connect AC power supply to end of booster
labeled “ ”. Plug the power supply into
a 120V power outlet in the RV.
STEP 5 Connect Coax Cables
to Booster
STEP 6 Connect Power Supply
to Booster

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SOLID GREEN
This indicates that the booster is functioning properly, and there are no issues with
installation.
SOLID RED
Band has shuto. This is due to a feedback loop condition called oscillation. This is a
built-in safety feature that causes a band to shut o to prevent harmful interference
with a nearby cell tower. Refer to Troubleshooting.
BLINKING GREEN & RED
Band has reduced gain. This is due to a feedback loop condition called oscillation.
This is a built-in safety feature to prevent harmful interference with a nearby cell tower.
If you are already experiencing the desired signal boost, then no further adjustments
are necessary. If you are not experiencing the desired boost in coverage, then refer to
Troubleshooting.
BLINKING GREEN & YELLOW
Band has reduced gain. This is a built-in safety feature to prevent harmful interference
with a nearby cell tower. If you are already experiencing the desired signal boost, then
Booster Light Patterns