User Manual

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Solid Orange indicates that the
booster has shut off on the associated
frequencies due to close proximity of a
cell tower.
Green/Orange Blinking indicates that
the booster is operating at a reduced
gain due to close proximity of a cell
tower.
Green/Red Blinking indicates that the
booster is operating at a reduced gain
to prevent oscillation (feedback).
Note: All red light issues must be resolved
before orange light issues.
Fixing Red Light Issues
If one or more lights on the Signal Booster
are red:
1. Make sure all connections are tight.
2. Increase the distance between the
outside antenna and the inside
antenna, by moving them horizontally
and/or vertically farther apart until the
light(s) change to green.
3. Follow the same steps for a green/red
blinking light until the light goes solid
green.
4. If more separation is not possible and
the coverage of the booster is too
small with a green/red blinking light
indicating reduced gain, contact the
weBoost Customer Support Team for
assistance: 866-294-1660.
Lights Off
If one or more of the lights on the Signal
Booster are off verify power to your surge
protected power strip.
NOTE: The Signal Booster can be reset by
disconnecting and reconnecting the power
supply.
For additional descriptions on
troubleshooting, see the install video at
weboost.com/us/connect4G-Xvideo.
Additional FAQ:
What hours can I contact tech support?
Technical Support can be reached from
7:00am to 6:00pm MST, by calling (866-
294-1660), or by email, at support@
weboost.com
How does weather affect the
performance of my Outside Antenna?
Water vapor (e.g. rain, fog, snow or
other precipitation) creates an effective
lter to cellular signal. In times of
heavy precipitation, you may see less
performance.
What’s the difference between the 800
MHz and the 1900 MHz bands? How do
I know which MHz band my cell phone
uses?
The Connect 4G-X works with all major
North American cellular providers.
Traditionally, 800/1900MHz are
associated with voice and 3G data;
while 700MHz and 1700/2100MHz
are associated with 4G data.
Carrier Frequency Use
We recommend visiting www.
wirelessadvisor.com (United States)
or http://bit.ly/1mQf2Gl (Canada) for
information regarding the frequency band
used by your cell service provider in a
specic geographical location.