Shyam Telecom HB-20-S8 Home Booster HB-20-S8 User Manual
Shyam Telecom Inc. Home Booster HB-20-S8 Users Manual
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Next Generation Signal Enhancement HB-20 Series Booster Model No- : HB-20-S8 OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL HB-20 Home Booster for SMR 800(iDEN) 5700 9004 054 REV. 2.0 Nov 2006 Proprietary Information The information contained herein is proprietary to Shyam Telecom Limited. Unauthorized access, copy and replication is prohibited. Use or disclosure of this document or the information contained herein, for any purpose other than that for which it was furnished is not permitted. This document must not be copied in whole or part by any means or it shall not be disclosed or divulged to any third Party without the prior written consent of Shyam Telecom Limited. SHYAM Telecom Inc. 6,Kilmer Road, Suite D, Edison ,New Jersey 08817 ,USA Office :- +1 732 9851324 Fax :- +1 732 907 1023 Email:repeater@shyamtelecom.com File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement Congratulation! You have acquired a world-class repeater. This system has been designed to operate on the latest digital mobile communication technology so as to guarantee you enhanced voice clarity each time, every time. It is, as you will soon find yourself, the ultimate in reliability and quality. This has an elegant design as SHYAM has always striven to give customer what he wants, at a price no one can match, and keep him happy after the sale. A result, ensured by an annual R&D budget of US$ 5 million and the best R&D center in its category award, by department of Scientific & Industrial Research (DSIR), Government of India. Shyam today is US$ 50 million group, number one for Outdoor & In-Building solution in India, one of the world’s most growing mobile markets. True to the family to which this system belongs, is uniquely designed to render crystal clear sound and error free data for a long, very long time. We would request to go through this easy to understand HB-20 manual to know your system better. Regards Yours Sincerely (General Manager) File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement WARRANTY: System HB-20 is guaranteed against manufacturing defects of parts and components inside the system for a period as per warranty clause of purchase order. Should a defect arise in this system during the period of warranty, Shyam Telecom Ltd., as the seller undertakes to get the system repaired free of charge, through its authorized service center. To carry out repair the cost of transportation have to be borne by the customer. This warranty is not valid in one or more than one of the following event(s) / circumstances: a. Defect caused by negligence, improper use or accident to any part of the system. b. If serial number of system is tempered with. c. If repair / service / modification was done by an unauthorized person. d. Defects arising out of circumstances beyond control like lightning, abnormal voltage, act of God etc. e. If warranty paper is not completed and signed on delivery of the system by the SHYAM authorized person. f. The warranty is not applicable to second or subsequent buyer. g. Please note that the warrant does not extend to any accessory (including antenna) if any, supplied with the system. h. The warranty is subject to the jurisdiction of the civil court of Delhi, India, only. Our obligation under this Warranty is limited to prompt repair or replacement of the product, without charge, when the product is returned to the factory. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement The description and characteristics given in this document are of informative significance only and noncommittal. In fact, to keep up the high quality of our system, we reserve the right to make change or improvement in this manual without prior notice. Shyam Telecom evaluates if the product can be repaired or if it is necessary to replace the unit. In case the product is out of warranty, the customer will be informed about the cost for repairing or replacing the unit. The service will be provided only after receiving the customer’s authorization .Before returning the goods, the customer should give prior notice to Shyam Telecom through normal return authorization procedure. Shyam Telecom aims to offer an excellent service. To do that we ask our customer to enclose to the returned product an accompanying letter, including the following information: Company Name Address Contact Person Invoice Number Delivery Note No. of pieces Model* Serial Number* Lot* Year* Description of the failure / defect Refer to the serial label N.B. Each product must be packaged with care before shipment. Shyam Telecom will issue a check report, which is included in the packing together with the product being returned. The customer will be informed about any corrective actions suggested by quality assurance. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement Contents SECTION 1 .............................................................................................................6 1.1 Preamble .................................................................................................... 6 1.2 About the manual ....................................................................................... 6 1.3 Important Safety Information...................................................................... 6 SECTION 2 .............................................................................................................8 2.1 Introduction: Booster Theory / Background ............................................... 8 SECTION 3 .............................................................................................................9 3.1 Description of HB-20 Booster installation Kit ............................................. 9 3.2 List of Installation Kit ................................................................................ 10 SECTION 4 ...........................................................................................................11 4.1 System Design and Setup........................................................................ 11 SECTION 5 ...........................................................................................................12 5.1 Installing the HB-20 .................................................................................. 12 5.2 Installation Tools ...................................................................................... 12 5.3 Installation Procedure: Do It Yourself ..................................................... 12 5.4 Power Startup / Alarm Checks / Coverage Testing ................................. 13 SECTION 6 ...........................................................................................................15 6.1 Display Details of HB-20 .......................................................................... 15 SECTION 7 ...........................................................................................................16 Annexure 1……................................................................................................... 16 Technical Specification: Boosters HB-20............................................................ 16 Annexure 2……................................................................................................... 18 Trouble shooting procedure HB-20.................................................................... 18 File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 1 1.1 Preamble In cellular systems boosters / repeaters are used, to enhance the coverage of a Base station in a region where, due to topological conditions, poor field strengths disable communication. SHYAM is a leading manufacturer of boosters / repeaters. These boosters / repeaters provide excellent electrical characteristics, are lightweight and easy to install. Any intervention has to be performed by authorized persons only. If you need technical assistance, please contact at the following address: SHYAM Telecom Inc. 6,Kilmer Road, Suite D, Edison ,New Jersey 08817 ,USA Office :- +1 732 9851324 Fax :- +1 732 907 1023 Email:repeater@shyamtelecom.com Under consideration of all references given in this manual, the repeater should be taken into service without any complications and should operate trouble free for a long time. However we have country wide after sales support network to assist you if required. Please visit to our web site www.shyamtelecom.com for our country wide after sales support offices. 1.2 About the manual The “Installation and Operation manual” is intended to be used for SHYAM HB-20 Booster installation. It contains the general guidelines for the field engineers /technicians. Read carefully before starting the installation. 1.3 Important Safety Information The HB-20 booster has been designed for maximum safety when installed and operated according to the instructions in this manual. Refer to all safety instructions as per the antenna installation instruction sheets. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement Do not bypass any of the safety features with the equipment provided, nor operate the system in an inappropriate environment. WARNING! Installation of antennas near power lines is dangerous. For your safety, follow all installation directions and keep safe distance from any high voltage power lines that could result in shock or loss of life. WARNING! This equipment complies with FCC & IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. The signal booster with server antenna must be installed to provide minimum 20 cm separation distance between the server antenna to the body of user or near by person. The donor antenna used for this transmitter must be fixed-mounted on outdoor permanent structures with a separation distance of at least 1.5 meters from all persons during normal operation. Additional wiring required to install the HB-20 system should comply with national or local governing Electrical Codes. Indoor RF coaxial cable installations should comply with local Electrical Code requirements. The HB-20 booster is designed for indoor application. The housing is not waterproof, so please keep it away from water, rain and any chemical liquid. Do discharge the static before you touch the connectors of the booster. Do not open the module inside the booster unless you are authorized. The power supply unit in the HB-20 booster is supplied from the mains (primary AC power) that contains dangerous voltage level which will cause electric shock, Please turn off the mains before you install / uninstall the booster.The primary AC power should be in the range of AC100-240V, 50/60Hz. Booster will be damaged if the primary AC power is out of the range. The RF electric performance of the HB-20 booster conforms to ETSI requirement of the inter modulation and spurious emission. It avoids the interference problem. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 2 2.1 Introduction: Booster Theory / Background In mobile cellular communication system, boosters provide the radio frequency (RF) coverage to areas, which either lack signal, or the required signal strength is inadequate for mobile phone performance. To the typical user, this translates to the inability to place or receive mobile phone calls in or out of the area, and in most cases will result in a dropped call while entering into the poor coverage area. Insufficient wireless coverage can occur both indoors and outdoors, and may include indoor areas such as office buildings, parking garages, apartment buildings, shopping malls, and residential homes. Outdoor areas are degraded by geographic topologies such as mountains, valleys, dense foliage and high rising urban landscapes which can easily degrade or obstruct the cell site’s signal from the mobile phone. The weak coverage problem can be solved by installing an active booster system, designed for use in a multitude of installation configurations. Booster systems provide an effective solution by redirecting, filtering and amplifying the available signal at the donor antenna, into the weak coverage area, through a properly selected interior coverage antenna. The illumination of the weak coverage area allows the user’s handset to operate as intended within the building or weak coverage area, while maintaining the user’s call clarity . Booster Antenna Figure 1: Typical Booster/Coverage Configuration File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 3 3.1 Description of HB-20 Booster installation Kit The HB-20 booster system contains an automatic power control, bi-directional amplifier (BDA) supplied along with a donor antenna (highly directive outdoor antenna) and server antenna (indoor omni directional antenna), specifically designed for interior configurations. The donor antenna must be pointed toward the cell of the base station from where the signal is to be picked up and is usually mounted on the exterior of the building so as to receive the maximum forward signal level from the base station. The indoor antenna of HB-20 booster provides RF signal in all directions downward and outward from the installation point.. A adopter is supplied with HB-20, powered by universal 100-240 VAC mains supply. A standard length of 10 mtr RF coaxial cable with connectors is supplied to connect the donor antenna and HB-20 booster. Any other RF coaxial cable length is also available optionally, on request. Donor Antenna RSL Low RSL Mid RSL High Shut Down D/L Align U/L Align Coaxial Cable Server Antenna +9V DC AC/DC Adapter Figure 4.0 : Installation Diagram of Home Booster File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page Next Generation Signal Enhancement 3.2 File HB-20 List of Installation Kit 1. Donor Antenna – Patch Antenna (Optional 7 dbi) 2. Server Antenna - Whip Antenna. (Optional 0 dbi ) 3. RF coaxial cable with SMA to SMA (M) connector. (Optional) 4. Booster HB-20. 5. AC/DC Adapter (9VDC/2.0 Amp.). 6. Mounting Kit. 7. Installation and Operational Manual Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 10 Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 4 4.1 System Design and Setup The HB-20 is designed to provide optimal coverage for areas of 500 Sq Meters (5,000 sq. ft) to 1,000 Sq Meters (10,000 sq. ft). However, performance also depends on the amount of in-building shadowing, and the available forward signal level at the donor antenna. Typical coverage is usually planned for relatively small areas such as large conference room or several adjacent rooms in smaller office areas. Indoor coverage varies greatly due to the nature of various building construction techniques and materials. The system design is quite simple & straightforward. The signal from the base station (of the selected Operator) is picked up, preferably on the rooftop. The built in receive signal level indicator in HB-20 booster helps in aligning the donor antenna towards the selected base station & it always shows the received signal level from the base station. It is imperative to monitor the received signal level from the base station, also called downlink signal. Downlink signal may change if some high building, trees or any other obstruction comes in the way of line of site (LOS) between the BTS & the Donor antenna. This may reduce the downlink received signal level & will result in poor service. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 11 Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 5 5.1 Installing the HB-20 Pre-installation considerations 1. Once the expected coverage area is determined, identify the installation location for the donor antenna and HB-20 booster. Ensure that the donor antenna has a direct line-of-site to the service provider’s base station. 2. HB-20 installation site location criterion i. A cool, dry location, away from other heat generating appliances or equipment. ii. Accessibility to electric power point. iii. Flat, structural mounting surface. iv. Accommodation for the indoor antenna providing line-of-site coverage to as much of the coverage area as possible. 5.2 Installation Tools You will only need the standard wrenches/hammer/screwdrivers/pliers set for installing the HB-20 booster and donor antenna. 5.3 Installation Procedure: Do It Yourself To install HB-20 booster, follow the steps as mentioned below: 1. Locate weak signal areas by moving around with a mobile phone and the SIM card of the cellular operator, and check the signal level indicated by the number of bars on the mobile phone display. 2. Similarly, locate donor (outdoor) antenna position by observing the maximum signal received from the base station. 3. Unpack the equipment supplied and check as per the packing list. Mount the donor (outdoor) antenna at the position selected (ref 2 above). File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 12 Next Generation Signal Enhancement Mount the HB-20 booster in the area of weak signal (ref 1 above) Route the RF coaxial cable and interconnect it with the donor antenna and HB-20 booster, which is supplied in the installation kit. Ensure that the three-pin power point has proper earthing connection, before switching on the power to booster. Please remember the following important points: i. The RF cable must not be kinked, cut or damaged in any way. ii. Connect the RF cable to the donor antenna taking care to avoid cross threading or stripping. The RF connections should be snug and tight. iii. Seal the outdoor connectors with waterproof sealant (such as M– seal) or the appropriate weather tight boot. 5.4 Power Startup / Alarm Checks / Coverage Testing 1. Plug in the AC/DC Power Adapter power cord to AC main and other side DC plug insert 9V DC socket in Home Booster. 2. When the booster is ON initially all the LED’s will blink two times. 3. The system will automatically control the attenuation to keep the both uplink and downlink output power at a constant level of 10dBm. The system will insert or release the attenuation by 1dB step. 3. Alarm indication LED will glow red colour, after inserting all the attenuation the output power is greater than the desired level ( 10dBm ) the system will Shutdown the PA for 30 seconds and restart . If so, refer annexure 2forRectification or contact SHYAM technical support File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 13 Next Generation Signal Enhancement SHYAM Telecom Inc. 6,Kilmer Road, Suite D, Edison ,New Jersey 08817 ,USA Office :- +1 732 9851324 Fax :- +1 732 907 1023 Email:repeater@shyamtelecom.com 4. Review the intended coverage area according to the site installation plan.Using a mobile NOKIA handset loaded with NET engineering software and the SIM card of cellular operator, measure and monitor the signal level at various points within and around the perimeter of the coverage area. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 14 Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 6 6.1 Display Details of HB-20 U/L ALIGN D/L ALIGN • UL ALIGN LED will glow after DL ALIGN is completed. • DL ALIGN LED will blink when the system is in the Downlink alignment mode.When the alignment is over the DL ALIGN LED will glow. SHUT DOWN • SHUT DOWN LED will glow when the downlink power is more than the desired level. The systems will shutdown the PA and then restart after 30 seconds. Downlink RSSI is monitored continuously and display through 3 LED’s. RSL HIGH RSL MID RSL LOW File HB-20 • When the RSSI is greater than –40, glow the RSL High LED. • When the RSSI in between –60 & -40, glow the RSL Mid LED. • When the RSSI is less than –60, glow the RSL Low LED. Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 15 Next Generation Signal Enhancement SECTION 7 Annexure 1 Technical Specification: Boosters HB-20 SMR - 800 MHz Parameter Uplink : Downlink : Frequency Range Frequency Bandwidth 806 - 824 MHz 851 - 869 MHz 18 MHz *Specific models for different operators worldOperator, State Version OSS Selective wide Contact SHYAM with coverage area Operator name Nominal Gain 65 dB min Automatic Gain adjustment 31 dB steps of 1 dB Auto Power Control range 10 dBm DL Power Output 10 dBm Composite UL Power Output 10 dBm Composite Inter Modulation Products <-36dBm @ 9 KHz – 1 GHz <-36dBm @ 1 GHz – 12 GHz (900Mhz) (two tone method, +7 dBm per <-30dBm @ 9 KHz – 1 GHz tone) <-30dBm @ 1 GHz – 12 GHz (1800Mhz)/UMTS Spurious Emission (ETS 300 609 4/GSM 11.26) and (ETS <-36dBm @ 9 KHz – 1 GHz 300 577 GSM 05.05) <-36dBm @ 1 GHz – 12 GHz (900Mhz) <-30dBm @ 9 KHz – 1 GHz <-30dBm @ 1 GHz – 12 GHz (1800Mhz)/UMTS Noise Figure 8dB Max. V.S.W.R 1.5 Max. Power adapter (9V DC, 2 Amp.) AC100-240V, 50/60 Hz File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 16 Next Generation Signal Enhancement RF Connector SMA (F) TYPE (Donor and Server Antenna) Dimensions (HxWxD) approx. 7x3.5x2 inches Weight Approx. 2 Lbs Operating Temperature Range 23o F ~ 131o F File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 17 Next Generation Signal Enhancement Annexure 2 Trouble shooting procedure HB-20 Conditions Possible Reasons & Solutions Check the power cord and the AC power socket A. Initially all the LED’s will blink two 2 Please note that the AC main power has to be within the range 100~240VAC times 3 Verify the D.C Adapter output voltage is 9V. 2. Check all the connectors of the booster system for proper connections. The “BTS” connector has to be connected to donor antenna, and the “MS” B. Signals are not connector has to be connected to server antenna. amplified after completing the 3. The poor isolation between donor and server antenna will cause system oscillation and it may installation damage the amplifier of the booster. It is to note that the booster gain should be at least 10 db lower than the antenna isolation. 1. The received signal level from the base station might have degraded due to environmental changes such as new building construction and so on. If so, please follow the suggestions below: a. Try to re-align the donor antenna towards C. The system the base station performed well in b. Adjust the gain attenuation of the Up or the beginning but Down link direction after few days the performance has c. degraded. Relocate the donor antenna to solve the problem 2. RF Cable problem: Check the RF cable for physical damage by rats etc. Also check for sharp bands or RF cable pressed. Under these File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 18 Next Generation Signal Enhancement conditions, RF signal losses could have increased. If so, replace RF cable. 3. Indoor structural change: The signal level will vary according to the interiors. Look for any interior changes subsequent to the booster installation or site survey. If so, adjust the gain of booster or re-align the server antenna without affecting the existing coverage. D. Alarm indication It indicates that the received signal level from BTS is LED will glow in high or forward / reverse gain of booster is high. If red colour. alarm persists for a long time contact SHYAM technical support team. File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 19 Next Generation Signal Enhancement Farm House Typical Product Application File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 20 Next Generation Signal Enhancement In Basement Typical Product Application File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 21 Next Generation Signal Enhancement For Customer Use Only …….. For Technical Queries Contact :a) ds.nagi@shyamtelecom.com b) sachin.sejwal@shyamtelecom.com For Commercial Queries Contact:a) bs.yadav@shyamtelecom.com Technical Support For further information on the product, not prescribed in this publication, please contact our helpdesk: SHYAM Telecom Inc. 6,Kilmer Road, Suite D, Edison ,New Jersey 08817 ,USA Office :- +1 732 9851324 Fax :- +1 732 907 1023 Email:repeater@shyamtelecom.com An on line service using our Internet site is available. Web: http//www.shyamtelecom.com e-mail: export@shyamtelecom.com File HB-20 Doc. No. 5700 9004 054 Date Nov,06 Version 2.0 Page 22
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