STEALTH BBCZ6 Series Band Booster With 6 Band Frequency User Manual

STEALTH BBCZ6 Series Band Booster With 6 Band Frequency

Product Information

Specifications

• Model: Stealth Z6 4G LTE
• Frequencies: 2G, 3G, 3G+, 4G, 4G+, GSM, HSPA, CDMA, LTE, LTE A
• Bands: Band 12.17, Band 13, Band 5, Band 4, Band 2.25, 700MHz Lower, 700MHz Upper, 850MHz, 1700/2100MHz, 1900MHz ext
• Gain: BBCZ660 – 60dB, BBCZ665 – 65dB, BBCZ670 – 70dB, BBCZ675 –  75dB
• Max Power/Power-TX: BBCZ660 – 24.0dBm, BBCZ665 – 24.0dBm,  BBCZ670 – 24.0dBm, BBCZ675 – 24.0dBm
• Max Power/Power-RX: BBCZ660 – 0.0dBm, BBCZ665 – 0.0dBm, BBCZ670  – 0.0dBm, BBCZ675 – 0.0dBm
• Operating Temperature: -22°F to +185°F / -30°C to +85°C
• Power Supply: 120V AC/DC power supply
• Dimensions: L 5.0 x W 4.75 x H 1.25 (inch) / L 12.7 x W 12.0 x H 3.2 (cm)

Product Usage Instructions

Setup

1. Connect the inside antenna and the outside antenna as shown in Fig. 1.
2. Outside antenna:
   • Place the outside antenna outside of the house in the area that has the best signal.
   • If an outside location is unavailable, place the outdoor antenna on a window with the best signal.
3. Inside Antenna: Connect the inside antenna as shown in Fig. 1.
4. Separation: Increase the distance between the outside and inside antenna as much as possible to maximize coverage and avoid gain reduction.
5. Power: Connect the power supply to the booster and turn it on.
6. Coverage: Use your cell phone to determine if coverage is OK. If coverage is not adequate, please look at the Green and Orange lights to determine if the booster has automatically turned down its gain per LED Gain Chart on the back cover. If so, try to separate or move antennas as per the explanation in Pg.4.

Important: Use only the power supply included with the booster. Connecting any other power supply at any time will result in damage to the booster and will void the warranty. Do not turn on the power switch until ALL cables have been screwed or plugged into the booster or you can cause damage to the booster.

FAQ

• Q: What frequencies does the Stealth Z6 4G LTE support?
  A: The Stealth Z6 4G LTE supports 2G, 3G, 3G+, 4G, 4G+, GSM, HSPA, CDMA, LTE, and LTE A frequencies.

• Q: What is the operating temperature range for the Stealth Z6 4G LTE?
  A: The Stealth Z6 4G LTE can operate in temperatures ranging from -22°F to +185°F / -30°C to +85°C.

• Q: Can I use a different power supply with the booster?
  A: No, it is important to use only the power supply included with the booster. Connecting any other power supply can result in damage to the booster and will void the warranty.

• Q: How should I position the outside antenna?
  A: Place the outside antenna outside of the house in the area that has the best signal. If an outside location is unavailable, you can place the outdoor antenna on a window with the best signal.

SPECIFICATIONS

Content

• NOTE: Only one of the outside antennas is included in this kit (check model)
  All kits include necessary brackets and coaxial cables for assembly.

• NOTE: Only one of the outdoor antennas is included in this kit (check the model)
  All kits include the necessary brackets and coaxial cables for mounting.

60-75dB 6BAND

INSTRUCTION

1. Setup:
   Connect the inside antenna and the outside antenna as shown in Fig. 1.

2. Outside antenna:
   Place outside antenna outside of the house in the area that has the best signal. b) If the outside location is unavailable, place the outdoor antenna on a window with the best signal.

3. Inside Antenna: Connect the inside antenna as shown in Fig. 1

4. Separation: Increase the distance of the outside and inside antenna as much as possible to maximize coverage and avoid gain reduction.

5. Power: Connect the power supply to the booster and turn it on.

6. Coverage: Use your cell phone to determine if coverage is OK. If coverage is not adequate, please look at the Green and Orange lights to determine if the booster has automatically turned down its gain per the LED Gain Chart on the back cover.
   If so pls try to separate or move antennas as per the explanation in Pg.4.

Important : Use only the power supply included with the booster. Connecting any other power supply at any time will result in damage to the booster and will void the warranty. Do not turn on the power switch until ALL cables have been screwed or plugged into the booster or you can cause damage to the booster.

1. Setup
   Connect the indoor antenna and the outdoor antenna as shown in the figure. 1.

2. Outdoor Antenna:

3. Place the outdoor antenna outside the house in the area that has the best signal.

4. If the outdoor location is not available, place the outdoor antenna on a window with the best signal.

5. Indoor Antenna: Connect the indoor antenna as shown in the figure. 1

6. Separation: Increase the distance from the antenna indoors to outdoors as much as possible to maximize coverage and avoid gain reduction.

7. Power supply: Connect the power supply to the amplifier and turn it on.

8. Coverage: Use your cell phone to determine if coverage is good. If the coverage is inadequate, please watch the Green and Orange lights to determine if the amplifier is automatically reduced in gain by the Gain LED graph on the back cover. If yes please try to separate or relocate the antennae according to the explanation on Pg. 6.

Important : Use only the power supply supplied with the amplifier. Connecting any other power source at any time will result in damage to the amplifier and will void the warranty.
Do not turn on the power switch until all cables have been screwed or plugged into the amplifier or you may cause damage to the amplifier.

Understanding the LED Indicators

• The LED lights on the booster face plate indicate the operating gain state of the booster.
• The Green and Orange lights indicate the gain status in each operating band When Both Green and Orange LEDs are “SOLID ON” it means that the booster is operating normally with full gain (No Automatic Gain Reduction)
• When one or both of the LEDS are ashing (Per the chart on the back page) it indicates that the gain has been automatically reduced due to either:
  • High RX outside signal level (close to a cell tower)
  • Loop Oscillation, is caused when the inside antenna is located too close to the outside antenna.

Optional Dual Inside Antenna Installation

(Additional parts required which are not included in the Booster kit

1. Choose a splitter model for your needs. For 2 interior antennas use a 2-way splitter and for 3 interior antennas use a 3-way splitter etc…
2. Mount the interior antennas in the areas that need cellular coverage
3. Distribute the antennas throughout the doors and areas to cover
4. Turn on the Booster unit and check signal strength improvement as needed

If you need help pls contact techsupport@smoothtalker.com and we will help you determine your cell tower location and get you set up. techsupport@smoothtalker.com Tel: 1 877 726 3444

LED Lights Explanation and Troubleshooting

• Each ash indicates 3dB of gain reduction also known as gain attenuation. For example: three ashes equals 9dB of attenuation.

• Green LED indicates loop oscillation status. When ashing it means a reduction of gain. To improve you need to spread the distance between the inside and outside antennas. If you spread them far enough away, the Green LED will become SOLID ON.

• Orange LED indicates RX (outside signal) status.

• There are 5 Orange LED lights: 700 Mhz Lower, 700 Mhz Upper, 850 Mhz, 1700/2100 Mhz, 1900 Mhz ext. LED ON state indicates that the RX (Receive Signal) function of the band is functioning normally.
  LED OFF state indicates that the band is shut down.

• When Orange LED is ashing it indicates reduced gain also known as attenuation of gain. You cannot prevent this condition. It means that the outside signal is very strong and the booster has reduced its gain to protect the closest cell tower. If the close cell tower is the one you are using, then you can ignore the gain reduction and you will still get enough signal strength to cover your area. In this case, this is the normal operating process.

• If the close cell tower is not the one you are using, then you can try to relocate your outside antenna away from this cell tower and face it or point it to the cell tower you are using to get more gain.

Optional Dual Indoor Antenna Installation (Fig. 2)

(Additional parts required which are not included in the Amplifier kit.

1. Choose a divider model for your needs. For 2 indoor antennas use a 2-way splitter and for 3 indoor antennas use a splitter
2. Mount indoor antennas in areas that need cellular coverage
3. Distribute antennas evenly across floors and areas to be covered
4. Turn on the Amplifier unit and check the signal strength improvement as required

If you need help, please contact techsupport@smoothtalker.com and we’ll help you determine the location of the cell tower and help you set it up.

Understanding LED Indicators

LEDs on the face of the amplifier indicate operational gain status.
In a given frequency band, there is a Green and Orange LED which indicate the gain status of the band. When both of these LEDs are “SOLID ON”, the amplifier is operating normally and
with full gain (no attenuation) in that band. If the amplifier has reduced its gain, one or
both LEDs will flash. (via the table on the back cover)
Any reduction in gain will be due to either: A)
High signal level outside (near the tower)
The oscillation loop is caused when the indoor antenna (either on the bracket or the patch antenna) and the outdoor antennas are located too close together.
When the booster is off, it will be indicated as follows: When the indoor and outdoor antennas are extremely close together the Green LED will flash rapidly and the Orange LED will turn off indicating the booster is off due to the oscillation loop.
NOTE : It is normal for the booster to be quite warm while the phone is in use state.
NOTE : It is normal for the amplifier to be quite hot during operation

What do the flashing LEDs mean?

Each blink indicates 3dB of gain reduction also known as gain attenuation. For example: three flashes equals 9dB of attenuation.
The green LED indicates oscillation loop status. When it flashes, it means a gain reduction. To improve you must extend the distance between the antennas from the inside and outside. If you spread them far enough they will become LIT SOLID.

Orange LED indicates RX status (outdoor signal strength).

There are five amber LED lights: 1) for 700 Mhz Low 2) for 700 Mhz High 3) for 850 Mhz, 4) for 1700/2100 Mhz, 5) for 1900 Mhz PCS. State On/Flashing indicates that the RX(signal reception) of the band works normally. Off state indicates that the tape is stopped. When flashing indicates reduced gain also known as gain attenuation. You cannot prevent this condition. This means that the signal outside is very loud and the amplifier has reduced this jack to protect the nearest cell tower. If the cell tower that is near is the one you use, you can ignore the gain reduction and you’ll still have enough signal strength to cover your area. In this case, this is the normal process of Operating. If the nearby cell tower is not the one you are using,
you can try moving your outdoor antenna away from this cell tower and front it or point it at the cell tower that you use every year to get more gain. If you need help please contact techsupport@smoothtalker.com and we’ll help you determine the location of your cell tower and you get the confirmation.

Industry Canada Information to Users
This product meets the applicable Industry Canada technical specifications. The Class [B] digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulation. The Manufacturer’s rated output power of this equipment is for single carrier operation. For situations when multiple carrier signals are present, the rating would have to be reduced by 3.5 dB, especially where the output signal is re-radiated and can cause interference to adjacent band users. This power reduction is to be using input power or gain reduction and not by an attenuator at the output of the device. To comply with ICAN MPE limits: Antennas MUST be installed at least 20 cm (8 inches) from any person. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Mobile Communications Inc., the party responsible for compliance, could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Industry Canada Information for users
This product complies with Industry Canada specifications. Class [B] digital apparatus complies with all requirements of the Equipment Regulation jammer from Canada. Rated the manufacturer output power of this equipment is unique for carrier operation. In situations where multiple carrier signals are present, the note would have to be reduced by 3.5 dB, especially when the output signal is re-radiated and may cause interference to adjacent band users. This power reduction is performed by means of input power or gain reduction, not by an attenuator at the device output. To meet ICAN MPE limits: Antennas must be installed at least least 20 cm (8 in) from any person. Changes or modifications not expressly  approved Mobile Communications Inc., the party responsible for compliance, may void
the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

LED Lights Indicate Gain Status

LED lights indicate gain status

In 2001 SmoothTalker produced the rst digital mobile cellular signal booster in North America with FCC and ICAN approval. We continue to lead with the most powerful and intelligent boosters in the world.
Our dynamic adaptive proprietary algorithms make them very network-friendly. We call it STEALTH TECH technology.
In 2001, SmoothTalker produced the first digital mobile cellular signal booster in North America with FCC and ICAN approval.
We continue to lead with the most powerful and intelligent amps in the world. Our dynamic adaptive proprietary algorithms make it very network-friendly. We call it

STEALTH TECH technology.

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References

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