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weBoost drive 3G-M User Manual

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ive 3G-M
Cellular Signal Booster

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weBoost drive 3G-M Specifications

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Product TypeCellular Signal Booster
Frequency Bands800 MHz, 1900 MHz
Max Gain50 dB
GainUp to 50 dB
Power Supply12V DC
ConnectorSMA
Frequency824-894 MHz, 1850-1990 MHz
Coverage AreaUp to 1, 500 sq ft
Uplink824-849 MHz, 1850-1910 MHz
Downlink869-894 MHz
Compatible CarriersAll major US carriers

Summary

Package Contents

Kit Configuration

Details the components included in the weBoost Drive 3G-M Signal Booster kit.

Optional Antenna Kits

Optional Antenna Kits

Lists and describes various optional antenna kits available for the signal booster.

Before Getting Started

Quick Install

Install the Outside Antenna

Instructions for positioning and installing the external vehicle antenna.

Run the Outside Antenna Cable

Details how to route the outside antenna cable safely into the vehicle.

Install the Inside Antenna

Guidance on mounting the inside antenna for optimal signal coverage.

Connect the Signal Booster

Steps for connecting the signal booster to antennas and power.

Understanding Signal Booster Lights

Green Indicator Light

Indicates the booster is powered and operating at maximum gain.

Solid Red Indicator Light

Signifies the booster has shut off to prevent oscillation or feedback.

Green/Red Blinking Indicator Light

Shows the booster operating at reduced gain to prevent oscillation.

Fixing Red Light Issues

Provides steps to resolve red light indicators on the signal booster.

Troubleshooting Lights Off

Steps to diagnose issues when the signal booster lights are off.

Additional FAQ

Weather Effects on Antenna Performance

Explains how weather impacts antenna performance.

MHz Band Differences

Clarifies 800 MHz and 1900 MHz bands for cell phones.

Antenna Kit Options

Safety Guidelines

Wireless Installation Warning

Warns against direct cell phone connection using adapters.

Power Supply Connection Warning

Advises connecting power after antennas are attached.

Inside Antenna Placement Warning

Specifies minimum separation for inside antennas from users.

RF Safety Warning

Mandates antenna placement at least 8 inches from any person.

Power Supply Specification

Confirms required power supply specifications.

Signal Booster Specifications

Model Number

Identifies the specific model number of the signal booster.

Connectors

Lists the types of connectors used on the signal booster.

Antenna Impedance

Specifies the antenna impedance compatibility for the device.

Frequency

Indicates the operating frequency bands of the signal booster.

Passband Gain (nominal)

Details the nominal gain across frequency bands.

20 dB Bandwidth (MHz)

Specifies the bandwidth for 20 dB signal gain.

Power Output (Single Cell Phone)

Shows the power output for a single cell phone connection.

Power Output (Multiple Received Channels - Uplink)

Details uplink power output for multiple channels.

Power Output (Multiple Received Channels - Downlink)

Details downlink power output for multiple channels.

Noise Figure (Downlink/Uplink)

Specifies the typical noise figure for downlink and uplink.

Isolation

Indicates the isolation level between components.

Power Requirements

Lists the electrical power requirements for the signal booster.