Wilson Electronics WilsonPro Single Room Manuel utilisateur

Cell Signal Booster

Installation Guide

A WILSON ELECTRONICS BRAND

Index

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

STEP 1 Attach Booster Antenna to Booster & Place in Desired Location............ . 2

STEP 2 Mount & Point Outside Antenna Toward Nearest Cell Tower................ 2

STEP 3 Route & Connect Outside Antenna To Booster . . . . ...................... . .4

STEP 4 Power Up The Booster & Optimize The System . ......................... .4

Status Light Patterns ......................................................... 6

Troubleshooting ............................................................ . .8

Safety Guidelines ........................................................... . 9

Speciﬁcations ............................................................ . . . 11

Warranty. ............................................ . ................. . . . . . 15

Package Contents

Outside Antenna &

L-Bracket Antenna

Mount

Power

Supply

able

STEP 1 Attach Booster

Antenna to Booster & Place In

Desired Location

Attach the Booster Antenna to the

Single Room Booster and

place in room where stronger cell

signal is needed.

Pole mounting is preferred because it will

be easier to adjust to the direction of the

cell tower. Use the U-Bolts to attach the

Antenna to a pole or exhaust pipe on roof.

STEP 2 Mount & Point

Outside Antenna Toward

Nearest Cell Tower

Booster

Antenna

Booster

Outside Antenna

attach L-Bracket

to antenna

attach L-Bracket

to U-Bolts

drip holes

Single Room

(STEP 2 cont.)

Point the Outside Antenna toward the

nearest cell phone tower. To ﬁnd the

nearest tower, use an app such as

‘Open Signal’. This is the most critical

step of the installation process because

it will determine the overall performance

of the Booster System.

Side mounting is a option if you

can still obtain strong signal.

Note: Drip holes should be

pointed down towards ground.

Side Mounting

drip holes

STEP 3 Route & Connect

Outside Antenna To Booster

Connect the Cable to Outside

Antenna and route and connect

cable to Booster. All

connections should be ﬁnger

tightened only.

Plug the Power Supply into wall outlet then

connect into end of Booster.

NOTE: We strongly recommend using a

power strip with surge protection.

STEP 4 Power Up The Booster

& Optimize The System Status Lights will

appear at the top

(STEP 4 cont.)

After powering up your system, check to

see how your talk, text, and data rates

have improved. If more is desired, you can

optimize your system.

Rotate the Outside Antenna in 1/8 turn

increments, after each turn, unplug and

reconnect the Booster to power while

observing the signal level on your cell

phone from the Inside Antenna’s projected

area. When you have determined a direction

that gives you the strongest signal, secure

the Outside Antenna in place. Below gives

you an idea of how much boosted cell signal

coverage this system will bring indoors

based on how strong the outside signal is.

After each rotation, observe

signal level on your cell phone

from the Inside Antenna’s

projected area.

If the cell signal

outside your home is:

Your boosted cell

signal will cover:

Strong Good Weak None

Large

Room

Medium

Room

Small

Room None

GREEN

This indicates that your Single Room Booster

is functioning properly and there are no issues

with installation.

SOLID RED

. This is due to a feedback

loop condition called oscillation. This is a built

in safety feature that causes a band to shut

nearby cell tower. Refer to Troubleshooting

section.

BLINKING GREEN, RED

This indicates that the Booster is operating

at a reduced gain to prevent oscillation

(feedback). This is a built in safety

feature to prevent harmful interference

with a nearby cell tower. If you are

Status Light Patterns

Band 1

Band 3

Band 8

Band 12

Band 13

Band 2

Band 4

Band 5

Band 12

Band 13

Single Room Booster Lights

(Status Light Patterns cont.)

already experiencing the desired signal boost, then no further adjustments are

necessary. If you are not experiencing the desired boost in coverage then refer to the

Troubleshooting section.

BLINKING GREEN, YELLOW

This indicates Band has reduced gain. This indicates that one or more of the Booster

bands has reduced power due to overload from nearby cell tower. This is a built

in safety feature to prevent harmful interference with a nearby cell tower. If you

are already experiencing the desired signal boost, then no further adjustments are

necessary. If you are not experiencing the desired boost in coverage then refer to the

Troubleshooting section.

SOLID YELLOW

. Outside Antenna must be

adjusted. Refer to Troubleshooting section.

LIGHTS OFF

FIXING RED LIGHT ISSUES

This involves Solid Red & Blinking Green/Red lights.

■ Tighten all cable connections (be sure to handtighten only, do NOT use tools).

You may want to undo and redo the connection completely. Unplug and replug

in Power Supply.

■ Increase the distance (horizontally or vertically) between the Outside and Inside

Antennas. Add included cable if needed. Unplug and replug in Power Supply.

FIXING ANY YELLOW LIGHT ISSUES

This involves Solid Yellow & Blinking Green/Yellow lights.

■OutsideAntenna must beadjusted.Disconnect andreconnect power between

adjustments. Wait at least 10 seconds betweenadjustmentsfor the lights to reset.

PoleMount Option:Rotate the Outside Antenna away from the strongest cellular

signal in small increments(1/8 turn) until the light turns green. Unplug and replug in

Power Supply. Mounting On Side Of Roof Option:Change mount location. Move the

Outside Antenna to location of the home/building to see if the lightsturn green. Unplug

and replug in Power Supply. Then secure inplace.

Troubleshooting

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