Juni JL20 Operation Manual

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Repeater Operations Manual
Model: JL20
JL20
LTE RF Repeater
O
PERATION
Version 2.00
M
ANUAL
January 2011
Version 2.00
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©2011 Juni | America Inc

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  • Page 1 JL20 LTE RF Repeater PERATION ANUAL Version 2.00 January 2011 Version 2.00 Repeater Operations Manual Model: JL20 ©2011 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 2 9825 Willows Rd. NE | Ste. #100 Redmond, WA 98025 Office: 425-702-0848 | FAX: 425-702-0706 info@juniglobal.com www.juniglobal.com Version 2.00 Repeater Operations Manual Model: JL20 ©2011 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    ............................21 PECIFICATIONS  & E ..................22 ECHANICAL NVIRONMENTAL PECIFICATIONS APPENDIX 2. JL20 COMMISSIONING & SETUP CHECKLIST..............23 APPENDIX 3. RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL FORM ................28 Version 2.00 Repeater Operations Manual Model: JL20 ©2011 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 4: Important Safety Precautions

    Always observe the warning labels and markings present on the equipment. If unsure, contact Juni America on +1 800 216 0466 for advice. The JL20 can weigh up to 5kg. Ensure the correct procedures are used in moving or lifting the equipment to avoid injury.
  • Page 5: Introduction

    – such as indoor areas, underground parking stations and subway tunnels. The JL20 will receive RF signals from a LTE Base Station, amplify this signal then transmit this amplified signal to the desired coverage area. The maximum output power of the JL20 is rated at 20dBm for both the downlink and uplink paths.
  • Page 6: System Description

    2 | SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2. System Description 2.1 Configuration The basic configuration of the JL20 is to receive and amplify the base station signal, then re- transmit this amplified signal to provide coverage for the desired area as shown in the figure below.
  • Page 7: Applications

    2 | SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2.2 Applications The JL20 is capable of providing solutions for Indoor and SOHO applications. This section outlines the most typical application scenario suitable for the JL20 Repeater system. 2.2.1 In-Building Coverage Application JL20 UNITS BASE STATION...
  • Page 8: General Appearance Of The Jl20 Repeater

    2 | SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2.3 General Appearance of the JL20 Repeater The JL20 Repeater is housed inside a one-body cabinet designed to maximize strength and heat dissipation. The cabinet is rated at IP43 and is suitable for indoor use. The design of the cabinet allows for wall mounting of the Repeater via the use of mounting brackets (supplied).
  • Page 9: Mechanical Drawing

    2 | SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2.3.2 Mechanical Drawing All measurements are shown in inches. [Figure 5] JL20 Layout – Mechanical Drawing Repeater Operation Manual Version 2.00 Page 9 of 28 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 10: Port & Led Description

    2 | SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2.4 Port & LED Description The JL20 Repeater has 5 (five) connection ports, 2 (two) LEDs, and 1 (one) DIP switch located on the bottom of the cabinet. These ports allow for RF, power and monitoring connections as well as Frequency band settings.
  • Page 11: Frequency Band Setting

    [Table 2] DIP Switch Settings 2.6 Alarm Descriptions The JL20 has a set of LED’s to indicate the current status of the Repeater. If there is an alarm condition, this can be seen by the ALARM LEDs as described below.
  • Page 12 Lights red when the Auto Shutdown function is enabled and engaged. Donor Low Power Lights red when the DL input signal level is below -75dBm. [Table 3] ALARM LED Descriptions Repeater Operations Manual Version 2.00 Model: JL20 ©2011 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 13: Installation

    Repeater units. 3.2 Handling of the Repeater  As the JL20 Repeater is heavy, the installer should be careful and seek assistance while attempting to lift/carry/move the unit.  To avoid the risk accidental fire or electric shock, do not expose the Repeater to rain or any other wet condition during installation.
  • Page 14: Inspection Before Installing The Repeater

    Confirm the correct accessories have been supplied. Installation Procedure 3.5.1 Repeater Cabinet Installation The JL20 can be mounted on a wall or the ceiling. This section describes how the Repeater can be mounted on three different surfaces – lumber, drywall (gypsum, plasterboard) and concrete.
  • Page 15 1) Using the timber screws specified in the figure below, firmly attach the Bracket B to the desired location. [Figure 10] Mounting Bracket – Lumber Mounting Repeater Operation Manual Version 2.00 Page 15 of 28 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 16 2) Drill four 6mm holes 30~40mm deep. Insert plastic anchors into the holes. 3) Firmly attach the Bracket B to the surface by using the screws as shown below. [Figure 12] Mounting Bracket – Concrete Mounting Repeater Operation Manual Version 2.00 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 17 Once Brackets A and B have been both installed, complete the mounting process by combing the two brackets as shown below. [Figure 13] Mounting Complete Repeater Operation Manual Version 2.00 Page 17 of 28 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 18: Repeater Cable Connections

    5) Connect the DC Power adapter to the “DC12V” port of the Repeater. The AC power source should be 110VAC or 220VAC. 6) Connect an Ethernet cable from the “Remote Ethernet” port to the modem. 7) Confirm all connections are correct and firm. Repeater Operation Manual Version 2.00 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 19: Powering Up The Jl20

    Cautions during Installation 1) Ensure AC power is isolated before commencing ANY work. ● Only personnel who have received relevant training from Juni are authorized to open any part or section of the JL20. ● To prevent electrical shock when installing or maintaining the equipment, ENSURE THE SUPPLY OF AC IS REMOVED by switching off the AC from the source before accessing ANY section of the equipment.
  • Page 20: Storage Of The Repeater

    Repeater occasionally for any abnormal alarms.  The Repeater can be remotely monitored and controlled using the Juni Web GUI system.  If the Repeater requires cleaning, avoid static electricity and use a dry cloth.
  • Page 21: Appendix 1. System Specifications

    < 1.5:1 Noise Figure ≤ 6dB DL Input Range -75 ~ -30dBm/each band Impedance 50 ohm System Delay < 3μsec Spurious Emissions Meets FCC Requirements [Table 4] RF Specifications Version 2.00 Repeater Operations Manual Model: JL20 ©2011 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 22: Mechanical & Environmental Specifications

    Temperature Range Heat sink Cooling (0°C ~ +40°C) Relative Humidity 5~ 95% Antenna Ports SMA-Type Female Cabinet Rating IP43 LMT Connections Ethernet [Table 5] Mechanical & Environmental Specifications Repeater Operation Manual Version 2.00 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 23: Appendix 2. Jl20 Commissioning & Setup Checklist

    APPENDIX 2: COMMISIONING AND SETUP Appendix 2. JL20 Commissioning & Setup Checklist 1. Pre-Installation Performance Tests Details Result Remarks Determine 3 test spots near the Repeater site. These spots should include problem areas with little or no existing coverage. Make a mobile call using a test phone or establish a data connection using a customer approved CPE or modem.
  • Page 24 Connection between “Service” port and the 2.4.2 Service Antenna. Check all connector ports are weatherproof. Antenna ports may require application of amalgamating (or similar) tape. [Table 75] Installation Version 2.00 Repeater Operation Manual Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 25 Check LED status. Check for unexpected conditions such as abnormal noise or heat. Check for any abnormal alarms using the LMT. [Table 8] Initial Checks Version 2.00 Repeater Operation Manual Page 25 of 28 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 26 Check and record the Base Station noise level. Check for abnormal alarms using the LMT. Check RF performance. Check AGC operation. Check Automatic Shutdown operation. [Table 97] Commissioning and System Setup Version 2.00 Repeater Operation Manual Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 27 CPE or modem. Record the measurements below. Spot 1 Data: Spot 2 Data: Spot 3 Data: [Table 108] Post-Installation Performance Tests Version 2.00 Repeater Operation Manual Page 27 of 28 Model: JL20 ©2008 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 28: Appendix 3. Risk Assessment And Control Form

    Health and Safety Always read the Operations Manual before using the including Hazardous product. If in any doubt, consult your supervisor before Materials use. [Table 119] Risk Assessment and Control Version 2.00 Repeater Operations Manual Model: JL20 ©2011 Juni | America Inc...
  • Page 29 MPE Information Warning: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation The radiated output power of this device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact during normal operation is minimized. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna should not be less than 25cm during normal operation.

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