Z1900 User Manual
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1. Identify the Signal avalabo indoors thon may be sia necessary to try an outside location such as location with the an outside roof or wal where strongest signal stronger signal is received see Positioning the Network Access Unit Outdoors on page 8 2 Temporary postion the Network Acoess Unit but do not physicaly mount i in the location that showed the strongest signal 3 Position the Coverage Unit but do not physically mount i in the area that requires coverage The Coverage Unit must aso be located as far away as possible from the Network Access Unit 4 Use your mobile phone to note the signal level number of bars at the Coverage Unit S Connect the Coverage Unit to the Network Access Unit with the provided coaxal cable Use the wrench provided to tighten the coaxial connectors but be careful not to overtighten Network Access Unit Coverage Noto To avoid potential signal loss ensure there are no sharp bends or kinks in the cable 71900 SETUP CHOOSING A LOCATION FOR THE NETWORK ACCESS UNIT 6 Connect the power supply to the Coverage Unit and then plug the adaptor into an power outlet Note Use onthe power supply provided with the 21000 stom Connecting any other power supply may damage the rit ard case to fal 7 Verti that the 21900 system is working by noting tho signal level number of bars on your mobile phone near tha Coverage Un2. powered may result in electric shock oF damage tothe equipment INTRODUCTION Introduction Congratulations You have purchased one of tho finest personal wireless coverage systems avalabie on the market The content of this manual complements the 21900 Quick Install Guide and provides spect details that may be referred to if necessary during installation of a 21900 coverage system 21900 System at a Glance Tho purpose of the 21900 system is to enable personal wireless communications in specific locations within a wireless service area where phones do not work or work poorly for example inside a basement or at the edge of a service area The 21900 system receives signals from one or more wireless cel towers and relays the signal to areas where cel phones do not work or work poorly due to obstructions or the remoteness of the location 1222 Axes CHE E HK 9 Coverage Unit Tho basic 21900 inteligent coverage system is comprised of a Network Access Unt a Coverage Unit and a power supp The Network Access Unit is the outward facng part of the system that communicates with the base station or tower The Network Access Unit is connected coaxal cable to the Coverage Unit which provides wireless coverage to Indoor areas INTRODUCTION Network Access Unit Tho Network Access Mount with this Unt has a coadal connector and status indicator on th
3. SPOTWAVE coverage made simple Z1900 User Manual In This Guide introduction Choosing a location for the Network Access Unit Mounting the Network Access Unit Mounting the Coverage Unt TTouble Shooting 21900 System Specifications Limited Warranty FCC Health and Authorization for Uso 2 13 n 18 a7 Technical Support 221900 serial numbers must be avalable to authorize technical support and or establish a return authorization for defective units Tha serial numbers are located on the back of the Coverage Unit and tho Network Access Uni as as on the box in which they were delivered Additional support information may be obtained by accessing the Spotwave Wireless Inc website at www spotwave com 21900 Important Safety Information Warning For your safety beware of power Ines and ensure appropriate safety measures aro maintained at a times during the instalation of the 21900 equipment If equipment not shipped with tho Z1900 system is to bo used during instalation or mounting follow al equipment manufacturer s instructions in proper uso to ensure injury Is avoided Waring For your safety do not connect or disconnoct the RF cable from the Network Access Unit or Coverage Unit whie the power is connected to tho Coverage Unit Power to tho Network Access Unit is supplied ftom the Coverage Unit through the coaxial cable Connecting or disconnecting the com al cable while the system
4. shoud be tightened with tho provided wrench just be carol not to overtighten 4 Tur the Coverage Unt upside down and aign ho two keyhoies over the pins on the stand Sido tho unt down untl it snaps into piaco 6 Ft the cover onto the Coverage Unit TROUBLE SHOOTING Trouble Shooting Status The system is not providing any coverage and the indicator on the bottom of the Network Access Unit is flashing red A fasting red indicator means that tho system is in mute mode which can be caused by a mobile hone being too close to the Coverage Unit or the Coverage Unit being too close to the Network Access unit Atter repeated muting tho system wil stay in mute mode for an extended period of time before attempting to re itilz tho system off and thon back on to reset the system Action If possible move the Coverage Unit farther away from the Network Access Unit and ensure that your cal phone is not closer than 2 feet from tho Coverage Unit 2 Status Tho system is not providing any coverage and the indicator on the bottom of tho Network Access Unit is solid red solid red indicator moans a hardware faut condition Action Turn the system check the cable connections and then tum back on Ifthe indicator is tl solid rod then the 21900 system should bo returned to tho point of sale for exchange 3 Status Tho blo status indicator on tho Network Access Unit is lashing Action The syste
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6. the Network Access Unit in a direction that provides eater signal strength 7 Status My phone does not work at the location would Ike to instali the Network Access Unit Action postioning the Network Access Unit outside as high as 13 21900 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS 21900 System Specifications Noto Spotwave has the right to change specifications without notice Ta saa Sus Ei Tp Ga CODE m omui op Citi beter ho dom parece at Ti cce cir a bie phon rs os Cage Ur Cox Em EXC ISI tere roe tl oon coop Tos TOMA OSM GPRS EDGE UMTS 7151057 CONA T WET EE TIT System Gai Uri ois 83 mina rli 68 noil rp MELLE rm DE Vb 27 dam mmm eran T Pons Conan vw eem Genus Wai Fe comin We F Cara Fa Tips Fao RP 5 SS nia 14 LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 1 Whatis Covered and Long Spotwava Wireless ne Spotwave warrants the Purchaser that Spotwave 21000 System tho Syston see fom defects in maar and under normal use and Sonico for a period o 12 mantha fom th date of shipment tom Spetwavo ho Lied Waranty Pao 2 Whatis not covered This Limited Waranty is conditioned upon proper us of tho Sytem by the Pu
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9. bstructed arcas For example tho Coverage Unit should not be placed a wall behind any type of furituro behind items such as metal fing cabinets would be a particularly poor location Similarly tho back of tho Network Access Unit should not bo directly facing any type of metal structures such as sheds or aluminum siding Proximity to power outlet IV Coverage Unit Placement a a a etal The back of the Network siding Access Unit should not face any metal structure The length of the AC adapter cable requies the Coverage Unit to be located within 6 feet of a power Distance between Network Access Unit and Coverage Unit Although you should separate the Network Access Unit and Coverage Urit as much as to optimize performance minimum recommended separation is 10 fet you are limited by the length of the included 25 t coaxial cable 21900 SETUP CHOOSING A LOCATION FOR THE NETWORK ACCESS UNIT Choosing a location for the Network Access Unit The Network Access Unit is the outward facing unl It is tho unit that picks up tho signal and communicates with the service provider s col tower Positioning the Network Access Unit Indoors The folowing outlines the procedure for locating a Network Access Unit indoors Use your mobile phone to identify the inside locaton with the strongest received signal say near an ote wal
10. e bottom Mount with arrows on side facing outside top label facing outside Tho Network Access Units buitn antenna Is located on the back of the unit where the mounting keyholes ao located Tris antenna sido or back of the uni shoud faco outside away from the general area where the Coverage Unit wil be located Coverage Unit The Coverage Unit has a coaxial connector a power adapter port and a power ON indicator cover 1900 Configuration The basic Z1900 system configuration is one Network Access Unit connected with a coaxial cable to a Coverage Unit which is connected to an AC adaptor that power to both units Network Access Unit coaxial cable power cabi Coverage Unit 21900 SETUP COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM Z1900 Setup 271900 simple to Install system that includes everything you need The basic steps for setting up your system are Locate the best signal within 35 feet of the area requiing coverage b Connect the Network Access Unlt to the Coverage Unit and power the system Postion and mount the Network Access Unit d Postion and mount the Coverage Unit Components of the system The 21900 system ships withthe folowing components Network Access Unt and mounting brackets this tno outward facing of ho system 1 Coverage Unit this is the Indoor par of the system Power Adapter to be plugged into an electrical out and connected tothe C
11. ews 21900 SETUP MOUNTING THE NETWORK ACCESS UNIT 10 Edge Mounting the Network Access Unit indoor only Tho Network Access Unt can be edge mounted to a window frame or inside wall Note Tho Network Access Unit edge bracket is designed for indoor mounting To edge mount the Network Access Unit 1 Mount the edge bracket to the wall through the keyholes using 134 screws I mounting to cement or concret frst use the bracket as a I template to mark and dil the holes for the concrete screws 2 Back offthe screws to the point where the edge bracket can just sido off the wall and thon remove the bracket from the wal 3 Fasten the edge bracket to the Network Acooss Unit using the provided inch 4 Network Access UnivBracket assembly keyholes over the two wall sorews and sido down into place 21900 SETUP CHOOSING A LOCATION FOR THE COVERAGE UNIT Choosing a location for the Coverage Unit The blue indicator on the bottom of the Network Access Unit is an indcator of the level of RF Leid Isolation between tha Network Access Unit and the Coverage Unit aN Ifthe indicator is solid buo then there is enough FF isolation between the Network Access Unit status indicator and Coverage Unit to provide the best coverage possible the indicator is fashing the system is sil providing coverage but the performance is reduced du
12. it and comparing it to that measured before the system was tumed on in stop 4 sta IMPORTANT The direction that tho Network Access Unit is facing is a factor in the qualty ofthe coverage you wil receive from your 21900 system You may have to try aiming the Notwork Access Unit in diferent directions or facing diferent surfaces wal or windows to achieve optimal coverage B Proceed to Mounting tho Network Access Unit in the location and direction that showed the best coverage 21900 SETUP MOUNTING THE NETWORK ACCESS UNIT Positioning the Network Access Unit Outdoors Tha Network Access Unit can also be mounted outside when no Indoor location with an adequate signal level can be found you are instaling the Network Access Uni outdoors especialy In a remote area than an effort should be made to mount the unt as high as possible Warring An outdoor mounted Network Access Unit must be propel grounded in accordance with local A building and electrical code requirements and must comply with both local and national regulations Mounting the Network Access Unit Mount the Network Access Unit only after the optimal location for the unit has been determined seo Choosing a location for the Network Access Uni The 21900 system ships with basic hardware for mounting the Network Access Unt to an inside or outside wall Flush mounting the Network Access Unit to an inside wall mount the Network Acce
13. l Regulation 47 section 2 1091 Radio frequency radiation exposure evaluation section 1 1310 Radio frequency Radiation Exposure Limits Nevertheless this equipment shal be instaled and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator and your Use of this equipment ina body wom manner is strict prohibited Safety Code 6 Industry Canada Requirement This equipment has been evaluated for rado frequency Radiation imits in accordance with the Safely Code 6 Limits of Human Exposure to Rado fequency Electromagnetic Fields in the Frequency Rango tom akHz to 00GHe The equipment is compliant to the safety code 6 requirements for the radiation imis as specfed in sections 2 1 and sections 22 Safety Information The CSA mark indicates that this Equipment meets the CANICSA C22 N 6005000 and Std N 80950 00 Safety of formation Technology Eauipment Regulatory Notes and Statements sPorwave 2006 Spotwave Wireless inc Al rights reserved 21900 Spotwave Wireless and Spotwave Wreless logo ro trademarks of Spolwave Wireless Inc Patents pending Product and service availabilty subject to change without notice Spotwave Wireless Inc 1 Hines Road Suite 204 Ottawa ON K2K 807 Canada ww spotwave conv zt900 Printed in Canada 780 00042 01 01
14. m is functioning property but with reduced coverage due to poor isolation between the Network Access Unit and the Coverage Unit moving the Coverage Unit to a location where the indicator wil remain a solid blue I that is not possible than the location where the indicator remains on the longest during the on off flash cycle is where the Coverage Unit should be mounted 4 Status The indicator on the Coverage Unit is not urinating Action Ensure that the power supply is connected to the Coverage Unit and the power suppl is plugged into a working electrical ott Ir the indicator is not Ruminaling then return the 21900 system to the point of sale for exchange 5 Status The indicator on the Network Access Unit is not laminating Action Ensure the folowing The cable from the Network Access Unit is propery connected to the Coverage Unit The Coverage Unit is powered indicator is iluminate Ifthe indicator is not Ruminating then retur the 21900 system to the point of sale for exchange 6 Status The coverage area around the Coverage Unit shrinks after a ong period of able operation Action This is most kay due to network change or man made environmental nuances such as a large bulding being erected somewhere in between the Network Access Unit and the location the Network Access Unit is receiving a signal tom Repeating the instal procedure may improve system performance Le re algring and mounting
15. ment Tis equipment has been tested and found to comply wih Jeni for a Class devico pursuant to part 15 ofthe FOC rules These imis are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful intaferonco in a residential instalation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance wh the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However ther is no guarantee that interference wil not occur in a articular instalation this equipment does cause intaforonco to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning he equipment and on the user is encouraged to ty to corect the interference by one or more of the folowing acrent or relocate tha receiving antenna increase the separation between the equipment and Connect the equipment into outlet a circuit that to which the receiver connected Consult the dealer or an experianced radio TV technician for heip FCC Regulatory Compliance This equipment has been tested and complies with the allowing FCC requirements FOC Part 24 subpart E Broadband PCS FOC Part 15 subpart C Intentional radiators Industry Canada Compliance equipment has been tested and complies with the following requirements ASS 131 Zone Enhancers for Land Mobile Soros IGES 00G 4 Interference Causing Equipment S
16. o to inadequate spacing between tho Coverage Unit and Network Access Unit Tho longer tho indicator is on during tho on off fash the batter tho RF isolation and coverage Positioning the Coverage Unit Gan 1 Ensure that the Network Access Units mounted and connected withthe coaxial cable to the Coverage Unit The Coverage Unit should also located but not mounted in the area that needs coverage and powered by the provided AC adapter 2 Ifthe Network Accoss Unit indicator Is sold blue then the coverage is good and you should skip rectly to mounting the coverage unit in this location See Mounting the Coverage Unt on page 12 3 ifthe indicator is flashing then the performance is reduced but may be improved by moving the Coverage Unit to another location within the area requiring coverage ont Ty moving the Coverage Unit a location where the indicator on the Network Access Unit wil remain solid blue If that is not possible then the location where the indicator remains on the longest during the on off fash cycle is where the Coverage Unit should be mounted 4 a test call wth your mabe phone to confirm coverage improvement 5 Once tholocaton forthe Coverage Unit has been vay after ai ana ia dicor determined proceed to Mounting the Coverage Unit onthe Network Access Uni remains on paga 12 on during the ono Bash oye 11 21900 SETUP MOUNTING THE COVERAGE UNIT Moun
17. overage Unt 1 Desktop stand for Coverage Unit Quick instalation Guido and Users amp Coverage Unt V The mounting for the Network Access Unit and Coverage Unit also includes m AA tue cote some anchors 21900 SETUP BEFORE YOU BEGIN Before you begin Tho folowing are general considerations and preparations that should be looked at before instaling the 21900 coverage system Signal Strength The 21900 system brings signals from an area of adequate coverage to an area with poor non coverage It is the Network Access Unit which captures a good signal and the Coverage Unit that provides the signal fo the area with poor call phone Locate the Network coverage The Network Access Unit can be mounted Access Unit where Inside or outside as long as it is in an area where your your mobile phone col phone works C works best the strongest signal Generaly the better your col phone works at tho location the Network Access Unit is to be mounted the better the system wil perform A Network Access Unit Location and Locating the Network Access Unit in a window an exterior wal away from metal siding and as high as possible wil usualy provide better performance 21900 SETUP BEFORE YOU BEGIN Avoid obstructions General placement of the Network Access Unit and Coverage Unit must be in uno
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19. sales receipt or comparable subeiuo proof of sala showing the Gato of purchase and ihe sata of tho Sytem prior to rum To locate your sro faci cl Customer Senco a 1 877 610 0688 Spotwave may at soks use rebut econdtioned or new parts or components when repfing System or replace a System with rebuilt condoned or new System Repaired Systeme be waranted for period equal to the of tha mitad Warrarty or the orgia Systm ofr OD daya whichever i longer replaced components boarde or equipment shal become the property of Spotwave f Spotwave determinas tat ary Betar hot covered by the Lamed Warranty tho Purchaser muet pay ne costs for al parts shipping labor larga for the rapair or retur of such System 4 What are the Limits on Spotwave s Liability FOR THE WARRANTY IN PARAGRAPH 1 THE SYSTEMS AND ANY ASSOCIATED SERVICES ARE PROVIDED BY SPOTWAVE ON AS AS IS BASIS AND THERE ARE NO OTHER REPRESENTATIONS WARRANTES OR CONDITIONS EXPRESS IMPUED WRITTEN OR ORAL ABISING BY STATUTE OPERATION OF LAW COURSE OF DEALING USAGE OF TRADE OR OTHERWISE REGARDING THEM OR ANY OTHER PRODUCT OR SERVICE PROVEID HEREUNDER OR IN CONNECTION HEREWITH BY SPOTWAVE SPOTWAVE DISCLAMS ANY MPLED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF DURABILITY MERCHANT ABLITY MERCHANTASLE QUALITY SATIS
20. ss Unit flush to an inside wall NOTE To enhance performance avoid mounting the Network Access Unit diractiy over wal stud 1 Fasten two 114 screws to the wall 57 inches vertically apart Leave approximately a Inch gap between the head of the seraws and the wall 2 Alon the Network Accoss Units two W and side the unit down unti it snaps into place For easy drywall instalation you can locato where the drywall anchors mood to be placed by pressing the Network Access Unt against the 7 Tiny marks wil bo left in tho wall and tho scrows or drywall anchors should be installed between these marks 21900 SETUP MOUNTING THE NETWORK ACCESS UNIT Flush mounting the Network Access Unit to an outside wall 1 1 f To mount the Network Access Unit flush to an outside wall 1 Fasten tho angle bracket to the side ofthe Network Access Unit using the two einch screws provided 2 Back off the side screws to the point where tho bracket can easily slide off the unit through the keyholes of the bracket gt 3 Side the angle bracket off the Network A Access Unit P 2 4 Mount the bracket to the wal using the appropriato 134 inch screws I mounting to coment or concrete fest uso the bracket as a template to mark and il the holes for the concrete screws 5 Sido the Network Access Unit back into the keyhole siots on the bracket and tighten the duo scr
21. tandard Digtal Apparatus Health and Authorization for Use 21900 equipment emits rado frequency electromagnetic energy to enhance signals reco by mobie devices for in buling coverage However tho energy level of these emissions is far less than the electromagnetic energy erritted by other wireless devices Caution To maintain compfance with the FCC s RF exposure gudsines this equipment shall bo installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator Coverage Unit or Network Acooss Uni and your body Unauthorized modi caton of any hardware and attachment may violate FOC regulations Warning The use of the supolod power adapter is required in order to meet FOC emission imis and to prevent interference to nearby radio or television reception Lis essential that only the supplied power cord be used You are cautioned that changes or modifcatons not express approved by te paty responsible for Compliance coud void your authry to operate tho equipment Maximum Permissible Exposure Statement Tne 21900 system is a low power repeater for in door coverage Tho electromagnetic radiation emitted is much less than that speciied by the The products have been evaluated under the Buletn Office of Engineering Technology 650 Evaluating Complanco vith FOC Guidlines for Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields This equipment is complant to the requirements as set torth in the Code of Federa
22. ting the Coverage Unit 12 The Coverage Unit can be mounted to a wall or placed on a desk or shelf using the included fit makes cable routing easier you can mount the Coverage Unit upside down with the cables extending downward Mount the Coverage Unit oniy after the optimal location for the Network Access Unit has been determined and the Network Access Unit has been mounted To mount the Coverage Unit on a wall 1 suitable locaton to mount the urit that wil provide signal coverage not blocked by any obstructions and at least 3 feet away from where mobile phone cordless phone WiFi device or microwave oven would ypicaly bo used 2 Fasten two 134 screws to tho wall 34 Inches apart Leave approximately a 14 inch gap between tho head of ho screws and tho wal 3 the Coverage Units two keyholes over the screws and side the unit down untl it snaps into place 4 Fit tne cover onto the Coverage Uni place the Coverage Unit on a desk or shelf 41 Frdasutobielocaton o placo the urit that wit provide good signal coverage not metal surface not blocked by any obstructions and at least 3 fet from where a mobile phone cordless phone WiFi device or microwave oven would typically bo used 2 Disconnect the coaxal cable tom tha Coverage Unt 3 Connect the 90 cabo bow to the Coverage Unit and connect the coaxal catio to tho bow The obow and
23. ty allocates risk between Purchaser and Spotwave and the Gpotwmve System pricing iocis thie locaton of tek and to fone of labi contand in Litt Warranty Tha agent amployeoo eirbutcrs dlr or representative of Spotiwave are not authored to make modifeatons othe Lined Warranty or mate addtional waantes binding on Spowave According addtional statements such as or Posenlatons or writan do not consti warranties Spotwave and shouid be raed 15 LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 16 OWNERSHIP AND RISK OF LOSS 6 Who Owns the rights in the System Tre System is protected by Canadan US and international patent and copyright law andi property protection laws and eati Purchaser acknowledges that Spatwave ts Beensors are the owner of al intelectual propery witout lation patents and copyright relating fo the Systom and tha vademarks used association wih System Purchaser ages hat t wil not and wil not attempt ej modi prepare deve works of reverse engineer dacomple assem or oier attempt to derve te source code of any sofware contained within the System 7 Who bears the Risk of Loss Fisk fos forthe System passes to Purchaser upon the day to Purchaser or cariar for shipment which ever is eae Tite to the Systems ecdng software vil pass upon payment in fu for fo any sofware shal ahvas remain with Spotwave
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