HiBoost Mini Series Manual de usuario

MiniSeries

InstallationGuide

Sidekick

Package Contents

Signal Booster 1X32.8ft SMAM-NM Outdoor Cable

1X16.4ft SMAF-SMAM Outdoor Cable

Outside Antenna Indoor Whip Antenna

Through-Window-Cable

Power Supply waterproof tape

Wi light

Bluetooth lightPower light

Accessories for main parts

Sidekick

are all provided to protect connections SMA-Male to SMA-Female

Notes for LCD Display

Outdoor Gain:60dB Indoor

2100

MHZ

The number of bars

indicates the performance

of the device. If it shows

zero bar, you can change

the installation position

and direction of the

outdoor antenna to gain

better signal.

It shows the

boosted signal

strength. The

number of bars

indicates the

performance of the

device.

It shows the

frequency

bands’

real-time

working

performance.

When it flashes, it

indicates that the

device is not working

correctly due to

loopback or overload.

You can refer to "4

regualr problems and 1

normal status" in the

latter part of this

guide to solve

corresponding problems.

No drilled hole

Alarm

Booster Light Patterns

Bands contained in the Gauges

LED Type LED condition Remark

Gauge Band Uplink Downlink

LTE700

CELL800

PCS1900

AWS2100 4 1710-1755MHz 2110-2155MHz

12/17 698-716MHz 728-746MHz

13 776-787MHz 746-757MHz

5 824-849MHz 869-894MHz

25/2 1850-1915MHz 1930-1995MHz

On Successfully connected to Bluetooth

OFF

Flashing

Bluetooth is not connected

Solid Red

Solid Green

Successfully connected to Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is not connected

Normal operating condition

Booster is working abnormally

Booster is not receving power from DC power supply

Booster is working normally

Booster is working abnormally

Bluetooth

Wi-Fi

Power

Alarm

Please focus on the gauge that contains the band you are using.

Step 1

Connect the Power Supply to the Booster

Signal BoosterPower Supply

Step 2

Connect the Booster with the App

Getting Started

Add the booster to the device list

Download NetWork Cell Info Lite in the Google store and open it.

It can be seen from the example picture that the frequency band is band 13.

(According to the form before, you need to pay attention to Gauge LTE700)

Then click MAP. You can see your phone connecting to a tower, and you can try aiming your outdoor

antenna at it. But sometimes this is not accurate. You could also move to Step 3.2 to nd the tower

Note: Please take screenshots at this stage.

Step 3

Find the cell tower & Determine the outdoor antenna’s position

3.1 Find the band you are using

For Android

(1)Dial *3001#12345#*

(2)Follow the instructions, take the screenshots as required.

(1) Enter cellmapper.net

(2) Choose your own carrier and band here.

3.2 Find the cell tower

For ios

(3) Then enter the coordinate of where you are trying to install the signal booster, and press Enter key.

(In fact when you open Cellmapper, the map on the right will automatically locate your area if you've given

the site permission to access your location. If you found tower sites not even displayed on the map, it might

because the app intercepts the locations for security reasons.)

(4) After the map jumps to the location, you can scroll the mouse pulley and zoom it out, then you will see the

tower near the location. It would be better to take a screenshot of this page to guide the following installing

steps. Should you have any questions, please contact our tech support.

Note: If you need help nding the tower, please contact our tech support and provide your carrier, band

and screenshots taken in the last steps.

Step 4

Connect the outdoor antenna with the booster

3.3 Determine the outdoor antenna’ s position

The outdoor antenna is usually placed at one of the 4 ends of the roof.

Please choose the position according to the tower’ s location. Make sure there are no barriers between the

antenna and the tower.

Note：At this stage, don’ t connect the indoor antenna to the booster.

Outdoor Antenna Outdoor Cable Through-Window Cable

32.8ft NM-SMAM SMA-Male to SMA-Fmale

(No drilled hole)

16.4ft SMAF-SMAM

Outdoor cable to Booster Booster

Step 5

Adjust and x the Outdoor Antenna

Step 6

Connect the indoor antenna with the booster

Step 7

Adjust the indoor antenna

Have your outdoor antenna pointed to the cell tower you

found before and observe the reading on the app. Adjust the

outdoor antenna accordingly.

Notes:

(1) The output power should be the higher the better.

(2) The full output power for Sidekick is 10dBm. And the full

gain is 62dB.

Indoor port

Indoor Whip Antenna

(omnidirectional)

Place the signal booster on a table and make sure the booster

is within the coverage area.

Make sure that the gain reaches about 60dB. If not, please

increase the vertical and horizontal distance between the

two antennas or add some barriers.

　OVERLOAD

DL GAIN OUTPUT POWER REASON SOLUTIONLED LIGHT PATTERN

<60dB >=8dBm

Outdoor signal is too strong

<60dB

>=8dBm

LTE700

CELL800

PCS1900

AWS2100

4 Regular Problems and 1 normal status

Iftheboosterisworkingnormally,nofurtheradjustmentisrequired

Step 8

Signal quality test

You could do the following:

(1)First make sure the signal gauge value is unchanged from that during the outdoor

antenna installation.

(2)Do speed tests with the booster on and o, and make a comparison.

(3)Check if the number of signal bars increases.

(4)Make a phone call or send messages and check if the voice and streaming are better.

Have your outdoor antenna

pointed slightly away from the cell

tower

Alarm light ashing and

Power light solid red

　LOOP BACK

DL GAIN OUTPUT POWER REASON SOLUTIONLED LIGHT PATTERN

<60dB <8dBm

<8dBm

<60dB

LTE700

CELL800

PCS1900

AWS2100

1、Increase vertical and horizontal

distance.

2、Add barriers(e.g. walls)

Please try these solutions until the

gain reaches or is over 60dB.

Alarm light ashing and

Power light solid

red(strong loop back) or

green(slight loop back)

Inadequate separation of

the indoor and outdoor

antennas

　POOR SIGNAL

DL GAIN OUTPUT POWER REASON SOLUTIONLED LIGHT PATTERN

>=60dB

--/NEGATIVE

LTE700

CELL800

PCS1900

AWS2100

1、Try adjusting the outdoor

antenna to the best direction

2、Try adjusting the outdoor

antenna to another cell tower

3、Try increasing the height of the

outdoor antenna and make sure

there are no barriers between the

tower and the outdoor antenna

Please try these solutions until the

output power reaches or is over

-5dBm.

Alarm light OFF and

power light solid green Input signal is too weak



Note:

Some customers have some misunderstandings about boosters, and we would like to clarify it here：

If you can't even get a stable 1 bar outside the house or on the roof, then we suggest you return it as it won't

work in areas with very weak signal, the same is true of all boosters on the market.



Technical Specications

　NORMAL

DL GAIN OUTPUT POWER REASON SOLUTIONLED LIGHT PATTERN

>=60dB

>=-5dBm

LTE700

CELL800

PCS1900

AWS2100

Alarm light OFF and

power light solid green

　Normal but No Boosted Signal

DL GAIN OUTPUT POWER REASON SOLUTIONLED LIGHT PATTERN

>=60dB

>=-5dBm

LTE700

CELL800

PCS1900

AWS2100

Check the band you are using again.

If it stays at band66, get into the

'detail'/ 'Setting' of gagues on Signal

Supervisor and switch o RF switch

of AWS2100, then adjust the

outdoor antenna again. It would be

better if there are two persons and

one can stay near the indoor

antenna to check if the signal is

boosted.

Alarm light OFF and

power light solid green

1、The band is not

supported

2、The Signal is from

other Carriers

Working Band

UL F requency R ange(MHz)

DL F requency R ange(MHz)

Supported Standar ds

Max. Gain

Max. output power

MGC (Step Attenuation )

I/O P ort

Impedance

Environment Conditions

Dimensions

Weight

Power Supply

698-716 / 776 – 787 / 824-849 / 1850-1915 / 1710-1755

728-746 / 746 – 757 / 869-894 / 1930-1995 / 2110-2155

Band 12-17 / Band 13 / Band 5 / Band 25-2 / Band 4

62 dB

DL 10 dBm

≥ 25 dB / 1 dB step

50 ohm

IP40

7.6*5*1.3 in / 192*126*33mm

≤ 1.68 lbs / 0.76 kg

Input A C100~240 V , 50/60 Hz, Output DC 12 V / 3 A

65 dB

DL 12 dBm

CDMA , WCDMA , GSM, EDGE, HSPA+, EVDO, L ,

and all cellular standards

Sidekick

Model No. Hero

SMA-Female

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