SolidRF SR202B Cell Phone Signal Booster User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- SolidRF
Table of Contents
- SR202B Cell Phone Signal Booster
- Working Diagram (How It Works)
- Package Contents
- Signal transmission loss and power level
- Coverage area ability
- iPhone: dial 3001#12345# then press call
- Android: download third part APP-LTE Discovery
- Trouble Shooting: No Signal Improvement
- Technical Specification
- WARRANTY
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SR202B Cell Phone Signal Booster
User Manual
Manufactured and Warranted by
ShenZhen SolidRF
Communications Co., Ltd
www.SolidRF.ca
Customer Service Number:
Office 435-319-6858
Toll Free 877-579-7878
Working Diagram (How It Works)
- The outside antenna catches the signal from the tower, transmit it through a coax cable into the booster.
- Booster amplifies the signal and then transmit it through a coax cable to the inside antenna.
- The inside antenna rebroadcasts the signal inside to all mobile devices within range.
- The system also works in reverse; amplifying outgoing signal back to the tower.
The size and the coverage area and the strength of the boosted signal are directly related to two key factors:
- Signal strength received by the outside antenna.
- Distance of separation between the outside antenna and the inside antenna.
Package Contents
The kit includes the following items:
- Booster;
- Inside Antenna;
- Power supply;
- Outside Antenna;
Signal transmission loss and power level
Coverage area ability
Note: FCC regulations limit the amplification of all cell phone boosters in order to prevent damage to the telecommunications infrastructure. Therefore, the maximum coverage area of a booster depends on the original power level of the signal captured by the outside antenna.
Notice: Not recommended when outside signal strength is less than -110dbm(3G/1x) or -120dBm(4G/LTE). The resulting coverage area of the boosted signal will be prohibitively small.
Find The dBm Reading And Band Number On Your Phone
Having an accurate measurement of signal strength in decibels (dBm) is crucial
when installing your system. Decibels accurately measure the signal strength
you are receiving.
Note: Turn off your cell phone’s WiFi to ensure you are checking the cellular connection. The dBm reading will be refreshed every 30-60 seconds. Want faster results? Once you have a reading, turn on airplane mode. Wait 15 seconds. Turn off airplane mode. The signal strength reading is refreshed.
iPhone: dial 3001#12345# then press call
Android: download third part APP-LTE Discovery
Step1: Study your vehicle and make a installation planning
In order to achieve the best signal coverage effect, there is a certain distance requirement between the inside antenna and outside antenna. Make sure that the outside antenna is horizontally attached to the roof and the inside antenna is parallel to the horizontal plane.
First determine the location of the inside antenna. It should be the place you use your cell phone signal most of the time.
NOTE: It is suggested that the inside antenna should be placed at the lower side of the driver’s seat, so as to maximize the distance from the outside antenna. Be sure it’s in a location that the cable can reach.
Step 2: Find position for outside antenna
Then choose the location of the outside antenna. It should be rear on the roof, has the most distance from the inside antenna location. Also need consider how the route the cable inside. We suggest the installation location with green identification, please refer to ….
Step3: Outside Antenna Installation
Determine where you want the cable to enter the vehicle.
NOTE: With two options
Option A: Enter the car through the back door
Option B: Enter the car through the trunk and pass through the rear seats
Determine where you want to have the outside antenna on your vehicle.
There is a powerful magnet at the bottom of the outside antenna, which can attract the device to the surface of ferrous materials
Make sure that the outside antenna is horizontally attached to the roof.
Step4: Inside Antenna Installation
There are 2 powerful celcro at the bottom of the inside antenna, which can attract the antenna to the side of seat.
Note: Make sure that the inside antenna is parallel to the horizontal plane
Step5: Connect the System
Step6: Evaluate the Effects
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Now that all of the components of the booster are in place, and the booster is powered on, it’s time to check the performance. If everything checks out, return to steps 2 and 3 to finalize installation. Here’s what you should look for:
1.) Run a signal strength/speed check. Test the signal strength with the booster off, then re-test the signal in the same location after you plug-in the power supply. You should have a stronger signal. You can access the signal strength through the settings menu of your phone (a negative number in dBm) or download a speed test App. Remember that a stronger signal means the dBm is closer to zero.
2.) When you plug-in the power adaptor, the booster runs a self-diagnostic as it powers on. Use the LED light on the panel to interpret the results. If everything is connected properly, and there is an adequate power supply, the LED light should flash 1 second and then go off. -
If something is wrong, refer to the “Quick Troubleshooting” section at the end of the manual. Otherwise, finalize the installation. Happy boosting, happy trails!
How to visually confirm that your installation is effective and correct?
At a distance of 1 feet from the indoor antenna, test the signal strength without obstruction. If this test result is 15~20db higher than your test result at the outdoor antenna position, then your system has reached the best effect.
For example, you test a signal of -90dbm at 1 feet away from the indoor
antenna. Your outside antenna position record is -105dbm. So the improvement
is:
-90dbm – (-105dbm) = 15db
If your results do not reach this range, please check your installation or contact us.
Note1: In daily life, the signal dbm readings of our mobile phones range from -70dbm to -120dbm. Because it is a negative number, the smaller the number, the greater the signal strength.
Note2: In the case of no problems with the installation, the strength of the indoor signal depends entirely on the strength of the outdoor signal.
Trouble Shooting: No Signal Improvement
Technical Specification
WARRANTY
The Booster is covered under a three-year product warranty for failures or defects that result from craftsmanship and/or materials. Dated proof of purchase should be retained for use in warranty cases. Contact the retailer/reseller directly with any warranty issues, or alternatively contact the manufacturer in cases where the reseller is no longer available to handle warranty claims. In cases where the reseller is unavailable, the product may be returned to the manufacturer at the consumer’s expense, with a dated proof of purchase and a return authorization letter which can be attained by contacting Amazboost.
This warranty does not apply to any signal booster components determined by Amazboost to have been subjected to misuse, abuse, neglect, tampering, or mishandling that result in damages to the physical or electronic properties of the product. Refurbished products that have been recertified to conform to product specifications may be used for product replacements.
DISCLAIMER: The information provided by Amazboost is believed to be complete and accurate, to the best of our knowledge. However, no responsibility is assumed by Amazboost for any business or personal losses arising from the use of the information herein contained, or for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use.
CPC-2-1-05 — Zone Enhancers – Spectrum management and telecommunications http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/sf08942.html
Install the indoor antenna according to the minimum service distance of the antenna model below.
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