Users Manual Part 1

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OperationalDiagram

(HowItWorks)

PackageContents

Page2

BasicSignalLevelKnowledge

Page3

InstallationStepByStep

Page4‐8

SolidRF TerrainSuper Cell

Phone Booster Manual

TroubleShooting

Page9‐10

Technical Specification

Phone

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Booster

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Manual

Technical

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Specification

WarrantyInformation

Page11

SafetyGuidelines

Page12

Ifyouhaveanyquestionsorconcernswhen

installingoroperatingyourcellphonebooster,

pleaseemailus:

Support@SolidRF.ca

ManufacturedandWarrantedby

SolidRF TechnologyInc.Canada

www.SolidRF.ca

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Operational Diagram (How It Works) Package Contents Page 2 Basic Signal Level Knowledge Page 3 Installation Step By Step Page 4‐8 Trouble Shooting Page 9‐10 SolidRF Terrain Super Cell Phone Booster Manual Technical Specification Warranty Information Page 11 Safety Guidelines Page 12 If you have any questions or concerns when installing or operating your cell phone booster, please email us: Support@SolidRF.ca Manufactured and Warranted by SolidRF Technology Inc. Canada www.SolidRF.
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Working Diagram (How It Works) 1. 2. 3. 4. The outdoor antenna catches the signal from the tower. Sends outside signal to the booster through a coax cable. The booster amplifies the signal then rebroadcasts the signal indoors to all mobile g devices within range. The system also works in reverse; amplifying outgoing signal back to the tower. The size and the coverage area and the strength of the boosted signal are directly related to two key factors: 1. Signal strength received by the outdoor unit.
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Signal transmission loss and power level Coverage area ability Note: FCC regulations limit the amplification of all cell phone boosters in order to prevent damage to the telecommunications infrastructure infrastructure. Therefore, Therefore the maximum coverage area of a booster depends on the original power level of the signal captured by the outdoor unit. Notice: Not recommended when outdoor signal strength is less than ‐110dbm(3G/1x) or ‐120dBm(4G/LTE).
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Step1: Study your RV and make a installation planning ≥3 feet In order to achieve the best signal coverage effect, there is a certain distance requirement between the indoor and outdoor units. Make sure the inside and outside units are facing away from each other. First determine the location of the inside antenna. It should be the place you use your cell phone signal most of the time. Then choose the location of the outside antenna.
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Step2: Outdoor Antenna Installation Option A : Outside Roof Mount (Best Choice) Determine where you want to have the outside antenna on your RV. Mount outside antenna on the roof.
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Option B : Rear Compartment Cover Mount (Second Choice) Mount outside booster to rear compartment cover NOTE: Keep p in mind to stayy below the max height g limit allowed byy law, which varies from state to state (generally 14’ in western states and 13’6” in eastern states). Step3: Cable Route & Booster Mount Determine where you want the cable to enter the RV. NOTE: With this option, we recommend doing a ‘soft install’ before drilling the hole.