User's Manual

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gain to get stronger receiving signal
Flashing but actual gain
is not more than 30dB
less than rated gain
Full output power
Working properly
Flashing but actual gain
is more than 30dB less
than rated gain
Too strong
receiving signal
Working properly, but too strong signal,
actions are recommended:
1. Adjust the antennas’ directions or
locations to lower down input power.
2. Reduce the booster’s gain by
external attenuator or replace with
lower gain antenna if the above
methods don’t work.
Notes: The flashing ISO and ALC status are to show you that ISO and ALC functions
are working to solve the self-oscillation or strong signal problems, so the problems
have been solved already. In most cases, there is no need for you to do anything,
except deep self-oscillation or too strong signals that we recommend your actions
but not mandatory, since the booster still solves the problems. However it is
already more proper for you to deal with it.
More about LCD indication:
LCD
Status
Meaning
Solve methods
“---” status
Output power is
lower than
-10dBm
Check coverage, leave it if it is good;
take below actions to increase signal
if coverage is not good.
1. Adjust the antenna direction or
location to get stronger receiving
signal
2. Replace current antenna with
higher gain to get stronger receiving
signal
“OFF”
status
Actual gain is
more than 51dB
less than rated
gain
Severe loop back
or self-oscillation
or output power
is severe over
rated to lead that
the repeater
breaks down.
Not working properly, actions must
be taken and recommend the below
actions:
1. Adjust the antennas’ directions or
locations to lower down input
power or enlarge the distance.
2. Add the vertical or horizontal
distance between outdoor and
indoor antennas.