Wilson Electronics AG Pro 70 User manual

Contents:
How Cellular Boosters Work ..................................1
Inside This Package ........................................2
Install Overview ............................................2
Installation Diagram......................................3 & 4
Outside Antenna Installation ..................................5
Installing the Inside Panel Antenna(s) ...........................7
Installing The Signal Booster..................................7
Finding The Strongest Signal .................................8
Post Install Setup / LCD Screen ...............................9
Warnings and Recommendations .............................12
Warranty & Specifications ...............................14 & 15
Note: This manual contains important safety and operating information. Please read and follow the
instructions in this manual. Failure to do so could result in damage to your Signal Booster.
Appearance of device and accessories may vary.
INSTALLATION GUIDE
In-Building
SmarTech ®
Cellular Signal Boosters
PRO 70™ -50 Ohm
PRO SERIES

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How a Cellular Booster Improves Indoor Signals
Wilson cellular signal booster systems work as follows: an outdoor antenna placed
on a building where some cell signal is present, (ideally on a roof or pole), receives
and sends that weak signal via coax cable (like used in satellite TV installs) to a
signal booster located indoors. That weak signal is amplified by the booster and
delivered via coax cable to an inside antenna(s) which rebroadcasts the amplified
signal within one or several areas where improved signal is required. Signals from
indoor cell device(s) are likewise picked up by the inside antenna(s), amplified by
the signal booster and transmitted back to the cell tower via the outside antenna.
The improved signals result in reliable cellular connections for indoor users.
About Gain and Improved Signal Area
The less signal strength at the outside antenna’s location and/or the greater
the coverage need, the more gain will be required. Conversely, the more signal
present outside, the greater the inside coverage area will be. Proper aiming of the
outside antenna towards the source of the cell signal is also important. The gains
of the outside and inside antenna, though reduced by losses from coax cable
lengths, also affect area of improved coverage. Placement of the inside antenna is
also a factor as they have directional characteristics. Inside wall materials will also
affect indoor coverage area.
Another important factor affecting coverage area is inadequate isolation between
outside and inside antenna(s). Wilson boosters are designed to reduce their
internal gain in order to prevent any feedback “oscillations” which if unchecked,
could affect nearby cell site operation. The LCD status display on the booster is
used to determine if a booster is operating at optimal gain for each cellular band.
Optimal gain can be achieved by increasing antenna separation, i.e. isolation,
until the max gain is indicated. If attainable separation is limited by a building’s
layout, gain will suffer. A nearby cell site, even if not providing service to a user,
can also cause the booster’s automatic network protection circuitry to reduce
gain or even turn off one or more of the booster’s bands so as to prevent signal
overload to the nearby site. The display on the booster can also be used to
determine if this condition is taking place. Refer to pages 9-11 for explanation of
the booster status display.

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Inside this Package Note: Kits may contain different accessories
Signal
Booster
AC/DC
Power Supply
12V/3A (859900)
2’ LMR400 Cable
(952302)
Lightning Surge
Protector
(859902)
To purchase Expansion Kits call Wilson Electronics Sales Department at: 888-503-5329
For additional antenna options see pages 13 & 14.
1. Select a location on the roof or outside of the building to install the outside
antenna. Refer to pages 3 & 5.
2. Select a location to install the Signal Booster that is away from excessive heat,
direct sunlight or moisture, and has adequate ventilation. Airtight enclosures
are not recommended. Booster should be as close to the outside antenna as
possible in order to minimize losses from cable length to outside antenna.
3. Connect the cable from the outside antenna to the signal booster’s “outside
antenna” connector. Refer to page 6 for more information on running cable.
Lightning Surge Protection is recommended for all in-building installations.
Refer to pages 3 & 6.
4. Select a location for the inside antenna. Try to choose a position in the center
of the area needing improved signal. Keep in mind that proper inside antenna
to outside antenna isolation is necessary for the system to function properly.
This may require as much as 50 to 75 feet of horizontal separation from the
outside antenna. Vertical separation also helps increase isolation. Alternate
means of isolation are possible. If physical separation is not possible, please
contact Wilson Electronics Tech Support at 866-839-9361 for suggestions on
alternate methods to achieve isolation.
5. Connect the cable from the inside antenna to the signal booster’s “inside
antenna” connector. Refer to page 6 for more information on running cable.
Keep cable runs as short as possible to reduce signal loss in the system.
6. Before powering up the signal booster, verify that both the outside antenna and
the inside antenna are connected correctly, and check that all connections are
tight. Refer to page 9. Note: Be careful when plugging the connectors in so as
not to bend the center pins on the connectors.
7. Power on the signal booster by plugging in the included power supply. If the
lights are not green, please refer to page 10.
Install Overview
Refer to Installation Diagram on page 3 & 4. Contact Wilson Electronics Technical
Support Team with any questions at 866-839-9361.
Wide Band Directional
Antenna 75’ LMR400
(314411-40075)
Wide Band Panel Antenna
60' LMR400
(311135-40060)

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Installation Diagram
Spacing Critical
Outside Antenna
(Wide Band Directional
Antenna shown)
Inside Antenna
Power Supply
Inside Antenna
Preferred Method: Place the
Inside Antenna in the ceiling
facing down for the best
coverage.
Note: A Wilson Lightning Surge
Protector (859902) is recommended
for all building installations. Make sure
the protector is installed outside the
building at point of entry connected to
a suitable ground and in line between
the Outside Antenna and the Signal
Booster.
Surge Protector
Power Strip

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Signal
Booster
Optional Inside
Antenna for added
coverage
Optional Splitter
2-way or 3-way, when using
multiple inside antennas for
increased coverage

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Cell Tower
Wide Band Antenna
Selecting a Location for the Outside Antenna
The outside antenna must be mounted at a location outside of the home or building,
where the strongest cell signal is present. This can be accomplished by using the
Wilson Signal Meter. Alternatively, a cell phone in test mode* can be used for finding
the area around the building with the strongest signal.
Mount the outside antenna as high as possible facing towards the suspected
location of the cell tower and pointing away from the expected location of the
inside antenna(s).
Outside Antenna Installation
The antenna should be mounted as shown in Figure 1. The mounting bracket,
included with antenna, is adjustable and will accommodate pipe diameters from
1.25 inches to 2 inches (pipe sold separately #901117). Mount the antenna so
that there is at least 3 feet of clearance in all directions around it. Make sure the
antenna is not pointing across your own roof or at the inside antenna as this will
cause the cell site protection circuitry to shut down the signal booster.
Signal Booster
Outdoor
Antenna
Outdoor
Antenna
Inside Panel
Antenna
Figure 1 Figure 2
CORRECT INSTALLATION
Never point antennas toward each otherPoint antennas away from each other
INCORRECT INSTALLATION
Inside Panel
Antenna
Signal Booster

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Warning: Lightning protection is recommended for all installations (#859902-
50 ohm, shown below). Take extreme care to ensure that neither
you nor the antenna comes near any electric power lines.
Installing Lightning Protection
Install the Lightning Surge Protector (LSP) outside, in line with the coax cable from
the outside antenna, near where the coax cable from the outside antenna will enter
the building. Connect the Outside antenna cable to one of the connectors of the
surge protector. Connect the other connector on the LSP to the cable entering the
building. Ensure the LSP is
properly grounded as close to
the LSP as possible (ground
wire not included).
Running Outside Antenna Cable
If you are mounting the outside antenna to the outside wall of your home or
building, the simplest way is to run the cable on the outside of the wall and attach it
to the exterior of your home or office. Then drill a hole through the wall where you
want the cable to appear on the inside of the building. Before drilling, make sure
that there are no electrical outlets, sewer or water pipes, or electrical wiring in the
wall that you are about to drill through as this could potentially harm you or damage
the building. Note: Existing TV cables already being used for another purpose can
not be shared with the cell booster installation.
After drilling the required hole, run the cable through and seal it with cable bushings
or a silicone-type sealant to enclose the hole that you have created. In some
instances, it may be possible to run the cable up into the fascia of the attic overhang.
In this circumstance, the cable will be accessible in the attic for further routing.
Exterior wall of building or home
Lightning
Surge Protector
Signal Booster
Surge Protector Power Strip
To Outside
Antenna
Ground Wire
To Inside
Antenna

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Installing the Inside Panel Antenna(s)
Select a location for the inside antenna, preferably in the center of where the signal
needs to be amplified. A minimum separation distance of 20 vertical feet and or
50 horizontal feet between the inside and outside antenna(s) may be necessary
in order to achieve full booster gain and therefore maximum indoor coverage. If
the amplifier can not be set to maximum gain as explained on page 10, you may
need as much as 75 feet of horizontal separation, or mechanical isolation, between
inside and outside antennas. Refer to installation diagram on pages 3 & 4.
Ceiling
Rafters Ceiling
Drywall
Inside
Antenna
Some installations requiring signal improvement in far areas of larger homes or
structures may require multiple inside antennas and splitter(s). For example if
signal is improved in most areas of a structure, but yet there is weak signal In
another area, the signal from the booster can be split to two or more separate
indoor antennas by using a splitter (sold separately). Refer to the configuration
on pages 3 & 4.
Additional Inside Panel
Antenna w/ cable
sold separately
Multiple mounting options
available
For additional antenna options
see pages 13 & 14
Splitter Options:
2-way
(859957)
3-way
(859980)
4-way
(859981)
Installing the Signal Booster
Select a location for the signal booster which is away from excessive heat, direct
sunlight, moisture and is not subject to high temperatures. Do not place the signal
booster in an air-tight enclosure. Recommended installation locations for in-building
signal boosters are in a closet or on a shelf where power is available. Attic installations
may expose the booster to high heat.

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Note: Do not install in areas subject to temperatures in excess of 150 °F.
Note: Maintain at least 6 inches of clearance from surrounding objects. Be careful
when plugging the connector in so as not to damage the center pins on the connectors.
Run the outside antenna cable to the signal booster and attach it to the connector
labeled “Outside Antenna” on the signal booster. Run the inside antenna cable to the
signal booster and attach it to the connector labeled “Inside Antenna” on the signal
booster.
Note: In order to abide by FCC regulations, cable lengths and antennas shipped as a kit
with each booster must be used and not cut and shortened. Contact our tech support for
cable kits to be used in situations requiring long cable runs.
Note: It is very important to power your signal booster using a surge protected AC
power strip with at least a 1000 Joule rating. Failure to do this will void
your warranty in the event of a power surge or lightning strike
Finding the Strongest Signal
When installing your signal booster’s outside antenna, aiming it towards the best
signal source from your carrier is important. The best way of getting the strongest
signal is to use the Wilson Signal Meter and accessory Directional antenna (see
outside antenna kit options on page 14), an alternate way is to have one person
on the roof to rotate the outside antenna, which is connected to the signal booster.
Turn the outside antenna about 45 degrees at a time, while the second person,
inside the building, is watching the signal strength on a signal meter (preferred)
or a phone in test mode. This allows you to read the signal strength from the cell
tower. The phone should be in the test mode so the actual signal strength can
be read, as bars are not the most accurate. Always make sure the person inside
the building gives the signal strength time to register on the phone (at least 30
seconds for phone to update the signal reading).
Signal readings usually appear as a negative number (for example, -86). The closer
-50 dBm0 dBm -60 dBm -70 dBm -80 dBm -90 dBm -100dBm -110dBm
EXCELLENT GOOD POOR NO
SIGNAL
Signal Strength Graph
Cell Tower
Cell Signal
Outside
Antenna
the number to zero, the stronger the signal (see Signal Srength Graph above).

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Post Install Setup
The Pro Series booster is designed with advanced internal programming which allows
it to automatically adjust itself for a variety of conditions and still boost weak signals.
After completing the amplifier installation, the LCD display and push button on the
lower panel of the Pro Series booster is used to verify the final gain that the booster
adjusted itself to produce after antennas have been placed. The display can also be
used (if necessary) to re-adjust antennas so the booster can produce maximum gain
and therefore, coverage. The LCD screen will show status for each band and inform
the installer if any bands may have had their gain reduced by the booster’s internal
programming. In addition, an indicator light on the booster”s upper panel will help
diagnose the overall status of the booster by glowing in different colors. This will be
covered in the following page.
Understanding the LCD Screen
1. Four bands can be individually selected:
The 700 MHz LTE Bands (B12/17 and B13)
The 800 MHz Band
– Cell Band The 1900 MHz
– PCS Band 1700/2100 MHz – AWS Band
A700
AOK
A800
AOK
APCS
AOK
AAWS
AOK
The single “BAND SELECT” button is used to scroll the display through the four
cellular bands in order to verify that each band is functioning properly. An asterisk
(located next to the band selected) will flash if one or more bands have been turned
down/off by the boosters control circuitry due to strong nearby cell site signal overload
(“OVL”) and/or oscillation detection (“OSC”) from antennas being too close. This is
no cause for concern if the power light remains green and you are satisfied with your
indoor coverage area.

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Understanding the Upper Panel Indicator Light
As the LCD display is being toggled through the four cellular bands, the upper
indicator light (power) will glow green, orange, or red on each selected band,
depending on how the booster is functioning on each band as explained below.
Green indicates the unit is powered, and working properly.
Red indicates the booster has shut down due to extreme oscillation (feedback).
Orange indicates the booster has shut down due to extreme signal overload. This
is caused from being too close to a cell tower.
Fixing Red Light Issues
If the power light is red:
1. Make sure all connections are tight.
2. You need to increase the distance between the outside antenna and the
inside antenna by moving them horizontally and/or vertically farther apart.
After doing so, reset the booster by unplugging the power supply and then
plugging it back in. If the light is green after separating the antennas, you
have eliminated the problem.
3. If your coverage area is still too small after separating the antennas contact the
Wilson Electronics Customer Support Team for assistance: 866-839-9361.
Fixing Orange Light Issues
If the power light is orange:
1. It will be necessary to turn the outside antenna away from the nearby cellular
signal in small increments until the light turns green. If the Signal Booster will
not respond, relocation of the outside antenna may be required.
2. If the light remains orange, contact the Wilson Electronics Customer Support
Team for assistance at 866-839-9361.

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About Wilson Electronics
Wilson Electronics, LLC has been a leader in the wireless communications industry
for over 40 years. The company designs and manufactures Signal Boosters,
antennas and related components that significantly improve cellular telephone signal
reception and transmission in a wide variety of applications, mobile (marine, RV,
vehicles) and in-building (home, office, machine to machine).
With extensive experience in antenna and Signal Booster research and design, the
company’s engineering team uses a state-of-the-art testing laboratory, including
an anechoic chamber and network analyzers, to fine-tune antenna designs and
performance. For its Signal Boosters, Wilson Electronics uses a double electrically
shielded RF enclosure and cell tower simulators for compliance testing.
Wilson Electronics Signal Boosters feature patented SmarTech ®that enables them
to automatically adjust their power based on cell tower requirements. By detecting
and preventing oscillation (feedback), signal overload and interference with other
users, these SmarTech ®Signal Boosters improve network cell phone areas without
compromising carrier systems.
All products are engineered and assembled in the company’s 100,000 square-foot
headquarters in St. George, Utah. Wilson Electronics has product dealers in all 50
states as well as in countries around the world.

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Note: Dome Antennas are not recommended with these Signal Booster(s).
Note: For a complete list of antennas and cables approved for use with these boosters see
pages 13 & 14.
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Wilson Electronics could void the authority to
operate this equipment.
BEFORE USE, you MUST REGISTER THIS DEVICE with your wireless provider
and have your provider’s consent. Most wireless providers consent to the use of
signal boosters. Some providers may not consent to the use of this device on their
network. If you are unsure, contact your provider.
You MUST operate this device with approved antennas and cables as specified by
the manufacturer. Antennas MUST be installed at least 20 cm (8 inches) from any
person.
You MUST cease operating this device immediately if requested by the FCC or a
licensed wireless service provider.
WARNING. E911 location information may not be provided or may be inaccurate
for calls served by using this device.
This is a CONSUMER device.
Warnings and Recommendations
WARNING: To uphold compliance with network protection standards, all active
cellular devices must maintain at least 6 feet of separation distance
from Panel and Dome antennas.
WARNING: Connecting the Signal Booster directly to the cell phone with use of an
adapter will damage the cell phone.
WARNING: Use only the power supply provided in this package. Use of a non-
Wilson Electronics product may damage your equipment.
WARNING: The Signal Booster unit is designed for use in an indoor, temperature-
controlled environment (less than 150 degrees Fahrenheit). It is not
intended for use in attics or similar locations subject to temperatures
in excess of that range.
WARNING: Warning: The Outside Antenna must be installed no higher than 10
meters (31’9”) above ground.
WARNING: Take care to ensure that neither you nor the pole comes near any
power lines during installation.
RF SAFETY WARNING: Any antenna used with this device must be located at least
8 inches from all persons.

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Inside Antenna Expansion Kit
(contact Wilson Technical Support for assistance)
Kit 309900-50N
• 2 - Wall Panel antennas
• 1 - 50 ohm 3-Way Splitter
Kit 309905-50N
• 3 - Wall Panel Antennas
• 3 - 2-Way 50 Ohm Splitters
Kit 309902-75F
• 2 - Wall Panel Antennas
• 1 - 3-Way 75Ohm Splitter
Kit 309903-75F
• 3 - Wall Panel Antennas
• 3 - 2-Way 75Ohm Splitters
Kit 309904-75F
• 1 - Wall Panel Antenna
• 1 - 2-Way 75 Ohm Splitter
Inside Antenna Kits
(contact Wilson Technical Support for assistance)
Kit 311155-0630
• 75 Ohm Wall Mount Panel Antenna
• 30’ RG6
Kit 301121-40010
• 50 Ohm Dome Antenna
• 10’ LMR400
Kit 301151-0610
• 75 Ohm Dome Antenna
• 10’ RG6 Cable
Kit 311135-5820
• 50 Ohm Wall mount Panel Antenna
• 20’ RG58 Cable
Kit 311135-40060
• 50 Ohm Wall Mount Panel Antenna
• 60’ LMR400 Cable
Kit 301151-1110
• 75 Ohm Dome Antenna
• 10’ RG11 cable
Kit 311155-1150
• 75 Ohm Wall mount Panel Antenna
• 50’ RG11 Cable
50 Ohm Outside Antenna Kits
(contact Wilson Technical Support for assistance)
Kit 314453-5825
• 50 Ohm Pole Mount Panel Antenna
• 25’ RG58 Cable
Kit 314411-5825
• 50 Ohm Wide Band Directional
• 25’ RG58 Cable
Kit 301111-5850
• Yagi Directional Antenna
• 50’ RG58 Cable
Kit 311129-5840
• 800 MHz Yagi Directional
• 40’ RG58 Cable
Kit 311203-5820
• Omni-Directional antenna
• 20’ RG58 Cable
Kit 311124-5830
• 1900 MHz Yagi antenna
• 30’ RG58 Cable
Kit 311203-40020
• Omni-Directional antenna
• 20’ LMR400 Cable
Kit 301111-400170
• Yagi Directional w/ N-Female
• 170’ LMR400
Kit 311124-400100
• 1900 MHz Yagi Directional
• 100’ LMR400 Cable
Kit 311129-400100
• 800 MHz Yagi Antenna
• 100’ LMR400 Cable
Kit 314411-40075
• 50 Ohm Wide Band Directional Antenna
• 75’ LMR400 Cable
Kit 314453-40075
• 50 Ohm Pole Mount Panel Antenna
• 75’ LMR400 Cable
75 Ohm Outside Antenna Kits
(contact Wilson Technical Support for assistance)
Kit 301111-0675
• Yagi Directional Antenna
• 75’ RG6 Cable
• N-Male to F-Female adapter
Kit 311201-0620
• Omni Directional w/ F-Female
• 20’ RG6 Cable
Kit 311129-0660
• 800 MHz Yagi Directional
• 60’ RG6 Cable
• N-Male to F-Female adapter
Kit 311124-0650
• 1900 MHz Yagi Directional

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30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
All Wilson Electronics products are protected by Wilson Electronics 30-day money-back guarantee. If for any reason
the performance of any product is not acceptable, simply return the product directly to the reseller with a dated proof of
purchase.
3-Year Warranty
Wilson Electronics Signal Boosters are warranted for three (3) years against defects in workmanship and/or materials.
Warranty cases may be resolved by returning the product directly to the reseller with a dated proof of purchase.
Signal Boosters may also be returned directly to the manufacturer at the consumer’s expense, with a dated proof of
purchase and a Returned Material Authorization (RMA) number supplied by Wilson Electronics. Wilson Electronics
shall, at its option, either repair or replace the product. Wilson Electronics will pay for delivery of the repaired or replaced
product back to the original consumer if located within the continental U.S.
This warranty does not apply to any Signal Booster determined by Wilson Electronics to have been subjected to
misuse, abuse, neglect, or mishandling that alters or damages physical or electronic properties.
Failure to use a surge protected AC Power Strip with at least a 1000 Joule rating will void your warranty.
RMA numbers may be obtained by contacting Technical Support at 866-294-1660.
Disclaimer : The information provided by Wilson Electronics, LLC is believed to be complete and accurate.
However, no responsibility is assumed by Wilson Electronics, LLC for any business or personal losses arising from
its use, or for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use.
Copyright © 2014 Wilson Electronics, LLC All rights reserved.
U.S. Patent Nos. – 7,221,967; 7,729,669; 7,486,929; 7,409,186; 7,783,318; 8,583,034; 8,583,033; 8,874,030 B2;
8,874,029 B2; 8,755,399; 8,849,187 B2; 8,639,180
• 500’ RG6 Cable
• N-Male to F-Female adapter
Kit 314473-0640
• 75 Ohm Pole Mount Panel Antenna
• 40’ RG6 Cable
Kit 311141-0620
• 75 Ohm Grey Brick Antenna
• 20’ RG6 Cable
Kit 301111-11140
• Yagi Directional Antenna
• 140’ RG11 Cable
• N-Male to F-Female adapter
Kit 311201-1120
• Omni Directional w/ F-Female
• 20’ RG11 Cable
Kit 311129-11110
• 800 MHz Yagi Directional
• 110’ RG11 Cable
• N-Male to F-Female adapter
Kit 311124-1180
• 1900 MHz Yagi Directional
• 80’ RG11 Cable
• N-Male to F-Female adapter
Kit 314473-1175
• 75 Ohm Pole Mount Panel Antenna
• 75’ RG11 Cable
Kit 314475-0630
• 75 Ohm Wide Band Directional
• 30’ RG6 Cable
Kit 314475-1175
• 75 Ohm Wide Band Directional
• 75’ RG11 Cable
Kit 311141-1120
• 75 Ohm Grey Brick Antenna
• 20’ RG11 Cable
Mini-Mag Outside Antenna
(contact Wilson Technical Support for assistance)
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Signal Booster Specifications
Pro 70™- 50 Ohm
Model Number U465034
FCC ID PWO460027
IC ID 4726A-460027
Connectors N-Female
Antenna Impedance 50 Ohm
Frequency 698-716 MHz, 746-787 MHz, 824-894 MHz, 1850-1995 MHz, 1710-1755/2110-2155 MHz
Passband Gain (nominal) 700MHz Band12/17
56.0
700MHz Band13
55.2
800MHz
58.9
1700/ 2100MHz
60.7
1900MHz
60.7
20 dB Bandwidth (MHz) 700MHz Band12/17 700MHz Band13 800MHz 1700/2100MHz 1900MHz
Typical
Maximum
29.9
34.4
28.6
34.4
38.7
40.3
82.6
85.0
81.8
85.9
Power output for single cell
phone (Uplink) dBm 700MHz Band12/17 700MHz Band13 800MHz 1700MHz 1900MHz
20.4 20.82 25.16 23.0 21.42
Power output for single cell
phone (Downlink) dBm 700MHz Band12/17 700MHz Band13 800MHz 1700MHz 1900MHz
-0.40 -2.10 -2.00 0.90 -1.40
Power output for multiple
received channels (Uplink) dBm
No. Tones 700MHz Band12/17 700MHz Band13 800MHz 1700MHz 1900MHz
218.0 17.6 24.9 20.0 18.6
314.5 14.0 21.4 16.4 15.1
412.0 11.5 18.9 13.9 12.6
510.0 9.6 16.9 12.0 10.7
68.4 8.0 15.3 10.4 9.1
Power output for multiple
received channels
(Downlink) dBm
No. Tones 700MHz Band12/17 700MHz Band13 800MHz 2100MHz 1900MHz
20.20 -2.20 -0.80 0.70 2.10
3-3.30 -5.70 -4.30 -2.80 -1.40
4-5.80 -8.20 -6.80 -5.30 -3.90
5-7.70 -10.10 -8.70 -7.20 -5.80
6-9.30 -11.70 -10.30 -8.80 -7.40
Noise Figure 5 dB nominal
Isolation > 90 dB
Power Requirements 110-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz, 20 W
Each Signal Booster is individually tested and factory set to ensure FCC compliance. The Signal Booster cannot be adjusted without factory
reprogramming or disabling the hardware. The Signal Booster will amplify, but not alter incoming and outgoing signals in order to increase coverage
of authorized frequency bands only. If the Signal Booster is not in use for five minutes, it will reduce gain until a signal is detected. If a detected signal
is too high in a frequency band, or if the Signal Booster detects an oscillation, the Signal Booster will automatically turn the power off on that band.
For a detected oscillation the Signal Booster will automatically resume normal operation after a minimum of 1 minute. After 5 (five) such automatic
restarts, any problematic bands are permanently shut off until the Signal Booster has been manually restarted by momentarily removing power from
the Signal Booster. Noise power, gain, and linearity are maintained by the Signal Booster’s microprocessor.

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Wilson Electronics, LLC
3301 East Deseret Drive, St. George, UT 84790
For additional Technical Support visit www.WilsonElectronics.com
or email at: [email protected]
Phone: [phone] Local: 435-673-5021 Fax: [phone]
www.twitter.com/WilsonCellular www.facebook.com/WilsonCellular
Table des matières:
Fonctionnement du signal cellulaire ............................1
Contenu de l’emballage......................................2
Aperçu de l’installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Diagramme d’installation ..................................3 & 4
Installation de l’antenne extérieure .............................5
Installation des antennes pour panneau intérieur ..................7
Installation de l’amplificateur de signal ..........................7
Trouver le signal le plus fort ..................................8
Configuration après l’installation / l’affichage LCD .................9
Avertissements et recommandations ..........................12
Garanties et caractéristiques..........................14 & verso
Remarque: Ce manuel contient d’importantes consignes de sécurité et des informations sur le
fonctionnement de votre amplificateur. Veuillez lire et suivre les instructions comprises dans ce manuel. Si
vous ne le faites pas, vous risquez d’endommager votre amplificateur de signal.
L’apparence du dispositif et des accessoires peut varier.
GUIDE D’INSTALLATION
Amplificateur de signal cellulaire
Pour bâtiment
SmarTech ®
PRO SERIES
PRO 70™ -50 Ohm

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Comment l’amplificateur de signal cellulaire améliore les
signaux intérieurs
Les amplificateurs de signal cellulaire Wilson fonctionnent de la manière suivante: Une
antenne extérieure installée sur un bâtiment dans lequel un signal cellulaire existe,
(de préférence sur le toit ou sur un pôle), reçoit et transmet le signal faible via un câble
coaxial (comme dans les installations des télés par satellite) vers un amplificateur de
signal installé à l’intérieur. Le signal faible est amplifié et transmis par le câble coaxial
vers une ou plusieurs antennes intérieures qui retransmettent le signal amplifié dans
une ou plusieurs zones où le signal doit être amélioré. Les signaux des dispositifs
cellulaires intérieurs sont aussi détectés par les antennes intérieures, amplifiés par
l’amplificateur et retransmis vers la base cellulaire par l’antenne extérieure. Les signaux
amplifiés permettent aux utilisateurs situés à l’intérieur d’obtenir des connexions
cellulaires fiables.
À propos du gain et de la zone de signal amélioré
Le gain (amplification) d’un amplificateur cellulaire affecte directement la zone
de couverture du signal amélioré dans un domicile ou dans un bâtiment. Les
amplificateurs Wilson sont disponibles avec des gains différents afin de pouvoir
s’adapter au niveau du signal à l’endroit où se situe l’utilisateur, et d’assurer sa
satisfaction. Le gain nécessaire dépend de la force du signal à l’endroit où se situe
l’antenne extérieure et/ou de la zone à couvrir. Plus le signal est faible ou plus la
zone est importante, plus le gain doit être élevé, et par conséquent, plus le coût du
dispositif est élevé. À l’inverse, plus le signal extérieur est fort, plus la zone couverte est
importante. Il est aussi important de bien diriger l’antenne extérieure vers la source du
signal cellulaire. Les gains des antennes extérieures et intérieures, bien que réduits par
les pertes des longueurs des câbles coaxiaux, affectent aussi les zones de couverture
améliorée. L’emplacement de l’antenne intérieure constitue également un facteur
important du fait de ses caractéristiques directionnelles. Les matériaux de construction
des murs affectent aussi la zone de couverture intérieure.
Un autre facteur affectant la zone de couverture est la séparation entre les antennes
extérieures et intérieures si elle n’est pas suffisante. Les amplificateurs Wilson
réduisent leur gain interne afin d’éviter toutes les «oscillations» qui peuvent affecter le
bon fonctionnement de la base cellulaire avoisinante si elles ne sont pas contrôlées.
L’affichage LCD sur l’amplificateur permet de déterminer si l’amplificateur fonctionne
avec un gain optimal pour chaque bande cellulaire. Le gain optimal est obtenu
en augmentant la séparation entre les antennes (isolation) jusqu’à ce que le gain
maximum s’affiche. Si l’agencement du bâtiment ne permet pas d’obtenir la séparation
désirée, le gain ne peut pas être optimisé. Une base cellulaire avoisinante, même si elle
ne fournit pas de services à un utilisateur, peut aussi provoquer la réduction du gain ou
même l’arrêt d’une ou de plusieurs bandes sur l’amplificateur; le circuit de protection
automatique du réseau de l’amplificateur se déclenche pour éviter la surcharge du
signal. L’affichage de l’amplificateur indique si une telle situation se produit. Reportez-
vous aux pages 9 à 11 pour plus de détails sur les états affichés par l’amplificateur.

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Contenu de l’emballage Remarque: Kits may contain different accessories
Amplificateur
de signal
Bloc
d’alimentation
C.A./C.C. 12V/3A
(859900)
Câble LMR400
0.6 m (2 pi)
(952302)
Protection
parafoudre
contre les
surtensions
(859902)
Antenne large bande
pour panneau
Câble LMR400 18 m (60 pi)
(311135-40060)
Antenne large
bande directionnelle
Câble LMR400 23 m (75 pi)
(314411-40075)
Pour acheter des kits d’expansion, appelez le service des Ventes de Wilson Electronics au 888-503-5329
Pour plus de détails sur les options disponibles pour les antennes, reportez-vous aux pages 13 et 14.
1. Sélectionnez un emplacement sur le toit du bâtiment ou à l’extérieur pour installer
l’antenne extérieure. Reportez-vous aux pages 3 et 5.
2. Sélectionnez un emplacement pour l’amplificateur de signal hors de toute chaleur
excessive, des rayons directs du soleil, de l’humidité, et de températures élevées.
Ne le placez pas dans un endroit hermétique. L’amplificateur doit être le plus près
possible de l’antenne extérieure afin de minimiser les pertes de longueur des
câbles vers l’antenne extérieure.
3. Acheminez le câble de l’antenne extérieure vers l’amplificateur et attachez-le au
connecteur étiqueté «Antenne extérieure» (Outside Antenna) sur l’amplificateur de
signal. Reportez-vous à la page 6 pour plus de détails sur la pose des câbles. Il est
recommandé d’utiliser un protecteur contre les surtensions parafoudre pour toutes
les installations en bâtiment. Reportez-vous aux pages 3 et 6.
4. Sélectionnez un emplacement pour l’antenne intérieure, de préférence au centre de
l’emplacement où le signal doit être amélioré. Les antennes extérieure et intérieure
doivent être suffisamment isolées pour assurer le bon fonctionnement du dispositif. Une
distance de séparation horizontale de 15.2 m (50 pi) à 22.9 m (75 pi) avec l’antenne
extérieure peut être nécessaire. Séparer les antennes verticalement aide aussi à
augmenter l’isolation. D’autres moyens d’isolation sont possibles. S’il n’est pas possible
de séparer physiquement les antennes, contactez le service de Soutien technique de
Wilson Electronics au 866-839-9361 pour savoir comment les isoler autrement.
5. Connectez le câble depuis l’antenne intérieure au connecteur étiqueté «Antenne
intérieure» (Inside antenna) sur l’amplificateur de signal. Reportez-vous à la page 6
pour plus de détails sur la pose des câbles. Les longueurs des câbles doivent être
les plus courtes possibles pour réduire les pertes de signal dans le dispositif.
6. Avant de mettre l’amplificateur en marche, vérifiez que les antennes intérieure et
extérieure sont connectées et que les connexions sont bien serrées. Reportez-vous
à la page 9. Remarque: Faites attention lorsque vous branchez les connecteurs à
ne pas tordre les fiches centrales.
7. Mettez l’amplificateur de signal en marche en branchant son bloc d’alimentation. Si
les voyants ne sont pas verts, reportez-vous aux page 10.
Aperçu de l’installation
Reportez-vous au diagramme d’installation aux pages 3 et 4. Contactez le service de
Soutien technique de Wilson Electronics au 866-839-9361 si vous avez des questions.

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Diagramme d’installation
Antenne extérieure
(Antenne directionnelle large
bande illustrée)
Antenne intérieure
Bloc
d’alimentation
Antenne intérieure
Méthode recommandée:
Placez l’antenne intérieure
au plafond, orientée vers
le sol pour une couverture
optimale.
Remarque: Il est recommandé
d’utiliser une protection contre les
surtensions parafoudre Wilson
(859902) pour toutes les installations
en bâtiment (vendue séparément). Le
protecteur doit être installé à l’extérieur
du bâtiment, à un endroit connecté
à la terre, et aligné entre l’antenne
extérieure et l’amplificateur de signal.
Multiprise de protection
contre les surtensions
Spacing Critical