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enter the
building.
Caution: Before drilling
holes for the cable, be sure there are
no electrical outlets, wiring, or sewer or
water pipes you could puncture or sever.
3.
Seal any holes with silicone, cable
bushings or other waterproof sealant.
Signal Booster Installation
1.
Select a location for the Signal
Booster that is away from excessive
heat, direct
sunlight,
moisture and
well ventilated. The enclosure must
NOT be air tight. Also, be sure the
location is near a power source
.
2.
Connect the coax cables to the
Signal Booster from the Outside
Antenna and Inside Antenna at the
designated ports.
3.
Do NOT connect the Signal Booster
to the power source until all cables
are connected.
Inside Antenna Installation
1.
2.
Select a location in the center of
the
area where you want cellular signals
improved to mount the Inside Antenna
.
If you have multiple rooms with poor
signal, you may need multiple Inside
Antennas. These can attach to
the Signal Boost by using a splitter
(sold separately). Contact Wilson
Electronics for more
information.
Ensure a minimum of 20 feet vertical
or 50 horizontal feet separation from
the Outside Antenna.
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Outstde Omm Antenna
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Place the inside antenna
directly beneath the
placement of the Outside
Antenna location
At least 20 feet of vertical or
50 horizontal separation
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3.
Inside Antennas can be mounted
above ceiling drywall, on a ceiling
inside
a room, or on a wall
inside
a
room
.
Ensure the Inside Antenna
is facing AWAY from the Outside
Antenna to avoid oscillation
(feedback).
Face inside
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antenna
away from
the outside
antenna
.
Inside
Antenna
4.
Use the mounting hardware
included
in
the package to secure the Inside
Antenna to the selected location.
Powering Up The Signal
Booster
1.
Ensure the cables to both the Outside
Antenna and Inside Antenna are
securely connected before powering
up the Signal Booster.
2.
Plug the power supply into the Signal
Booster input marked
"POWER"
and
then into a surge protector power strip
with a minimum 1000 Joule rating
.
3.
The lights on the Signal Booster
should remain green . If the
lights are red or orange, see the
"Troubleshooting"
section on page 7.
4.
If you know that only one frequency
band (800 MHz or 1900 MHz)
is
available
in
your coverage area,
reduce the gain control on the
frequency band that
is
NOT in
use to the lowest setting
.
This will
reduce power consumption of the
Signal
Booster.
For illustrations of these
installation
steps,
view the install video at wilsonelectronics.
com/DBProvideo.
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