SUNFORD ELECTRONICS APlusBoost Home MultiRoom SF001

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Summary

Package Contents

Preparation and Tools

Installation Preparation Checklist

Lists necessary tools and materials for installation, including ladder, drill, and power strip.

Step 1: Inside Antenna Placement

Indoor Antenna Placement Guidelines

Place the indoor antenna for maximum signal boost, 1 foot from metallic objects and 3 feet from windows.

Booster Placement Guidelines

Mount the booster in a ventilated, dry, and heat-free location, ensuring it is not covered.

Step 2: Outside Antenna Mounting

Mounting Options and Exterior Placement

Discusses pole and wall mounting, emphasizing pole mounting for adjustability and placement 3 feet from windows, above the roof line.

Outdoor Antenna Direction and Separation

Aim the outdoor antenna at the nearest cell tower; ensure minimum separation distances between indoor and outdoor antennas.

Step 3: Cable Connections

Connecting the Outside Antenna

Connect the 3D-FB cable to the outside antenna and route it to the booster's 'OUTSIDE' port, finger-tightening connections.

Connecting the Inside Antenna

Connect the inside antenna to the booster's 'INSIDE' port.

Step 4: Power Up and System Check

Connecting Power Supply

Plug the power supply into the booster and a power outlet, recommending a surge-protected power strip.

Measuring Booster Performance

Checking Signal Strength on iPhone

Explains how to check signal strength on iPhones using a dial code, as dBm is no longer displayed in Field Test Mode.

Checking Signal Strength on Android

Guides users to check signal strength via phone settings or by downloading a third-party app like 'LTE Discovery'.

Light Patterns and Indicators

Understanding Correct Operation Lights

Describes the status lights for correct booster operation, including initial self-test and solid green indicators.

Troubleshooting with Indicator Lights

Explains blinking red and solid red lights indicating reduced gain or oscillation, and a power indicator being off.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Band Indicator Light Issues

Addresses blinking red lights (reduced gain) and solid red lights (shutoff due to oscillation).

DC Power Indicator Off

Provides guidance for when the DC power indicator is off, suggesting checking the power supply or contacting support.

Resolving Oscillation Problems

Explains the causes of oscillation and how to confirm and solve it by maintaining antenna separation.

Safety Guidelines and Registration

RF Safety and Compliance

Covers separation distances, device usage environment, RF safety warnings, and consumer device registration requirements.

Technical Specifications

Key Device Specifications

Details model number, FCC ID, connectors, noise figure, impedance, weight, frequency bands, power output, and operating temperature.

Warranty Information

Product Warranty and Disclaimer

Outlines the three-year warranty, conditions for claims, and exclusions like misuse or neglect.

Antenna Kitting Information

Component Details and Gain;Loss

Provides details on components (antennas, cables), their product numbers, gain/loss figures, and notes on their use.