Wilson Electronics WeBoost Drive Reach Flex Fleet Manuel utilisateur

Installation Guide

Drive Reach Flex Fleet

Professional Vehicle Cell Signal

Booster Kit

Index

Package Contents ........................................................... 1

STEP 1 Mount the Outside Antenna ............................................ 2

STEP 2 Mount the Inside Antenna ............................................. 5

STEP 3 Hardwiring to Power .................................................. 6

STEP 4 Connect Coax Cables to Booster ........................................8

STEP 5 Connect Power Supply to Booster ...................................... 9

Booster Light Patterns ...................................................... 10

Troubleshooting ............................................................ 12

Safety Guidelines ........................................................... 14

Antenna Info ............................................................... 16

Speciﬁcations .............................................................. 17

Warranty................................................................... 18

Package Contents

Booster &

Mounting

Bracket

In-Vehicle

Antenna

Mounting Plate

for Aluminum

Vehicle

O-Ring Lubricant

Packet

Power Supply,

Hardwire Power

Supply & In-line

Fuse Holder

Outside NMO Antenna

+ Magnet NMO Mount

with 14 ft. Cable

Identify a location for NMO outside antenna

on the top of your vehicle that is:

■ Near the center of the roof

■ At least 12 inches away from any other

antennas

■ At least 6 inches away from any windows

(for best performance install on top of

vehicle)

Do a soft install before ﬁnalizing the antenna

mounting point. Setup the system by routing

the cable through an open door or window.

Complete the setup instructions, verifying the

system works as desired before ﬁnishing the

remaining portion of this step.

STEP 1 Mount the Outside

Antenna

Once the antenna location point has been

identiﬁed, route the cable into the vehicle.

The cable is strong enough that it may be

shut in most vehicle doors without damage

or the cable can be routed into the vehicle

through the third brake, as shown.

(STEP 1 cont.)

route cable

NMO Outside Antenna

third brake light removed

apply silicone

grease

(STEP 1 cont.)

After running cable through third brake

light to into vehicle, pull down the

headliner so the cable can be routed into

the vehicle cabin. Route the cable down

the vehicle pillar to the desired booster

location. After the cable is routed reattach

the third break light and put the headliner

back into place.

headliner

side trim

panel

Identify a place to mount the in-vehicle

antenna, either on the side of the seat or on

the dash and mount. The location should

be at least 18 inches but no more than 36

inches from where the cellular device will

be used. Use the Velcro® adhesive strip/

adhesive strip provided and attach to

desired location.

STEP 2 Mounting the Inside

Antenna

Velcro®strip

mount In-Vehicle

Antenna to seat

In-Vehicle

Antenna

The Drive Reach Flex Fleet kit includes a CLA and Hardwire power option. The CLA

power can be connected to a vehicle cigarette lighter port. Hardwire instructions are

below. Use the steps below as a general template for wiring the power. There are

multiple options for wiring and steps will vary depending on the vehicle type.

■ Locate the vehicle fuse box. The fuse box location will vary by vehicle, refer to the

vehicle's owner’s manual.

■ Route the power cable from the booster to the fuse box. If the fuse box is located

under hood of the vehicle the cable will need to be ran through the ﬁrewall. Most

vehicles will have a designated spot to run cable from the cabin to the engine bay.

■ Determine which fuse to hardwire the power to. Find an open fuse slot that is

ignition-switched, if there are no open fuse slots tied to the vehicle ignition power

can be attached to an existing fuse. Wiring to an ignition-switched fuse will ensure

the booster is not drawing power when the vehicle is o. Refer to the vehicle

owner’s manual for information about the fuses.

Note: You can use a circuit tester to test if the fuse is constant or ignition-switched.

A constant fuse will stay on when the vehicle is o, and an ignition-switched fuse

will have power when the vehicle is on but no power when it is o.

STEP 3 Hardwiring to Power

(STEP 3 cont.)

■ Connecting the power supply. Once you have determined a fuse slot to use connect

the positive lead on the power cable to the included in-line fuse then attach to a

fuse tap and crimp into place (fuse tap is not included in the kit and will vary by

vehicle type). Connect the fuse tap to the fuse slot you have chosen.

Note: You will need to determine which type of fuse tap is needed to complete the

power wiring. Variations include ATO, Mini, Low Proﬁle and Micro2. Consult the

vehicle owner’s manual to determine which fuse is needed for your installation.

■ Grounding the power supply. Most vehicle will have a factory grounding point.

Slip the negative lead “black” on the power supply under the metal bolt on the

grounding point and tighten into place.

■ Testing the booster power. With the power supply hardwiring completed and inside

and outside antennas in place attach the power supply to the booster. Turn the

vehicle ignition on and make sure the booster power lights turn on. Then turn the

ignition o to make sure the booster powers o.

Connect the cable from the Outside Antenna

to the port labeled “Outside Antenna” on the

booster and connect the cable from the Inside

Antenna to the port labeled “Inside Antenna”

on the booster.

Note: If the hardwire power option was

implemented, booster will receive power only

when ignition is on.

STEP 4 Connect Coax Cables

to Booster

from Inside Antenna

from Outside Antenna

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