What to do if there's no signal after installing SureCall Extender?
If you have no signal or reception after installing your SureCall Extender system, check the strength of the outside signal as close as possible to the outside antenna. Also, double-check all signal booster and antenna cable connections, and ensure your signal booster’s dB gain is turned up to full power on each dial.
What to do if indoor signal coverage has not improved after installing SureCall Fusion4Home Extender?
If your SureCall Extender's indoor signal coverage hasn't improved after installation, ensure all cable connections to the booster and antenna are secure. Increase the distance between the booster and antenna. Also, confirm that the antenna is placed in an area with usable signal. Remember that the number of bars displayed is not always a reliable measure of signal strength; the ability to place and hold a call is the best way to confirm signal coverage.
What to do if SureCall Fusion4Home has no signal after installation?
If you have no signal or reception after installing your SureCall Extender, ensure that all cable connections are tightly fitted to both the booster and antenna. Also, make sure there are no flashing or solid red LEDs, and no lights flashing rapidly between two colors. Finally, be sure your signal booster’s dB gain is turned up to full power on each dial.
What to do if the red LED is flashing on my SureCall Fusion4Home?
If the red LED next to the dials on your SureCall Extender is flashing, it indicates that more antenna separation is needed. Try these steps: * Turn down the dB gain on the dial until the light goes off or turns yellow. * Ensure the inside panel antenna faces away from the outside antenna. * Maintain the recommended antenna separation distance (refer to the manual for specific distances based on your model, such as 100-110 ft for 72dB, and so on).
Why did my SureCall Extender restart and shut down permanently?
If your SureCall Extender has restarted, shut down for 15 minutes, and is now permanently shut down, it might be due to the outside antenna being too close to the cell tower. Each SureCall signal booster is equipped with Auto Shutdown to prevent cell tower interference. Try moving the antenna to a location that provides more separation or lowering the antenna's elevation to decrease the signal from the tower.
What to do if the Power LED does not turn ON on SureCall Fusion4Home Extender?
If the Power LED on your SureCall Extender doesn't turn on, ensure that the AC outlet is working correctly and is not controlled by a wall switch that can cut power to the outlet.
What does it mean if the red LED goes ON on SureCall Fusion4Home?
If the red LED is ON on your SureCall Extender, it indicates that more antenna separation is needed. To resolve this, try placing the outside antenna behind a structure or sheet metal barrier to lessen the signal. Alternatively, add an attenuator between the cable and booster connection to decrease the signal.
How to troubleshoot a SureCall Fusion4Home Extender with no power?
If your SureCall Extender has no power, verify that the booster switch is turned on. Try connecting the power supply to another power source to ensure the AC outlet is working and not controlled by a wall switch. If the green POWER LED on the signal booster remains OFF, contact SureCall tech support or visit their website for a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA).
Why SureCall Extender signal booster has no power?
If your SureCall Extender signal booster has no power, try connecting the power supply to a different power outlet to rule out a faulty power source. Ensure the outlet isn't controlled by a switch that may have cut off power. If the POWER LED on the signal booster remains OFF, return the power supply to SureCall.
How to fix yellow/red alternately flashing on SureCall Fusion4Home?
Alternating yellow/red flashing on your SureCall Extender indicates that oscillation has been detected. To resolve this: First, try increasing the separation between the inside and outside antennas. If your kit uses directional antennas, ensure they face away from each other. If the oscillation continues, gradually lower the dB gain until the light turns off or flashes yellow.
General| Uplink Frequency Range | 698-716 / 776-787 / 824-849 / 1850-1915 / 1710-1755 MHz |
|---|---|
| Downlink Frequency Range | 728-746 / 746-757 / 869-894 / 1930-1995 / 2110-2155 MHz |
| Max Gain | 72 dB |
| Noise Figure | 5 dB |
| Gain | 72 dB |
| Max Output Power | 1 Watt EIRP |
| Frequency Bands | 700 MHz, 1900 MHz, AWS (1700/2100 MHz) |
| VSWR | ≤2.0 |
| Type | Signal Booster |
| Supported Carriers | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular |
| Indoor Antenna | Included |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| Bands Supported | B12, B13, B5, B2, B4 |
| Outdoor Antenna | Omni-directional |
Instructions on locating the optimal area for signal reception.
Guidance on mounting the external antenna, including Yagi and Omni types.
Steps for installing indoor antennas, dome and panel types, with separation guidelines.
Instructions for positioning and connecting the main signal booster unit.
How to adjust gain dials based on coverage area and antenna separation.
Details regarding warranty exclusions, liability limits, and legal considerations.
Essential safety precautions, device registration, and operating guidelines.
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