User's Manual

Installation & User Manual
Installation
Procedure
Warning; Equipment Installation
Proper Grounding
Follow the local building codes for installation of antennas
on buildings.
Ensure that the exterior mounted donor antenna is
properly mounted and grounded for lightning protection.
RF exposure Guidelines
During transmitter operation, in order to meet RF
Maximum Permissible Exposure Safety Guidelines, a
minimum distance of 50 cm (20 in.) shall be maintained
between the outdoor (uplink) antenna and personnel.
During transmitter operation, in order to meet RF
Maximum Permissible Exposure Safety Guidelines, a
minimum distance of 20 cm (8 in.) shall be maintained
between the indoor antenna and personnel.
The maximum cellular outdoor (uplink) antenna gain
authorized shall be limited to 18 dBi or less in order to
meet RF exposure (MPE) limit as per FCC guidelines.
The maximum cellular indoor (downlink) antenna gain
authorized shall be limited to 9 dBi or less in order to
meet RF exposure (MPE) limit as per FCC guidelines.
When servicing or installing outdoor transmitting elements
(i.e. antennas), all transmitting signal sources should be
turned off in order to meet RF exposure (MPE) limit as per
FCC guidelines.
The repeater unit should be installed in a sheltered area, as it is not
sealed to prevent water (rain) ingress. The repeater unit should not
be installed in an area where the ambient temperature is expected to
exceed +60°C.
The SignalReach
TM
CR300 is not supplied with cabling or antennas.
The indoor and outdoor antenna types and locations must be chosen
carefully to avoid re-generative feedback. Re-generative feedback
occurs when the subscriber antenna picks up the donor antenna
transmit signal. A general rule of thumb is to locate the antennas
where the isolation is at least 10 dB greater than the operating
repeater gain. The SignalReach
TM
repeater has a maximum gain of
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