OS6

Operator Specific Repeater

SKU

iR6-OS

Bands

B28/ B20/ B8/ B3/ B1/ B7

Port Sense

Yes

RMS*

Yes

Cell Scanning

Yes

Specification:

*RMS: Remote Monitoring System

The Operator Specific repeater

The OS6 is a commercial grade, cellular repeater which amplifies

mobile coverage in large buildings for any one single operator, enabling clear voice

calls in the office, as well as providing the fastest internet speeds:

5G/4G/3G/2G.

Monitoring dashboard

The OS6 onine dashboard allows viewing of all current and past RF metics, Power, Gain, etc. An automatic scan occurs once a week and be displayed in the Network Scan box. The PortSense status can be viewed so one can be sure all the hardware (antennas, cables) are all good. Any alerts can be viewed on this page and optionally emailed to you.

Carrier Grade Uplink Noise Suppression

For an operator specific repeater, uplink noise levels and control are critical.

In a 3-operator scenario, the operator the repeater is tuned for “operator 1”, and the other 2 operators the repeater is not tuned for, operator 2 and operator 3. To ensure the cellular networks of operator 2 and 3 are never degraded or damaged by such a repeater installation, the uplink noise level of the repeater in operator 2+3 bands should be less than -85dBm/100Khz. At these levels the repeater can be installed at any distance from any base station of any operator. For operator 1, the uplink noise level should be automatically reduced, the closer the repeater is installed to operator 1’s base station. It is even better if the noise in operator 2+3 bands also reduces.

The screen shot on the left shows extremely poor uplink noise control in operator 2+3 bands. Noise levels of -58 to -60dBm/100Khz ( between markers M2 and M4) will start degrade the cellular networks of operators 2+3 if this repeater is installed with 1Km of their base stations, and get worse the closer it is installed. The screen shot on the right shows the uplink noise produced by Stella Doradus OS6 repeater, in band 20.

Fig 1. Extremely poor uplink noise control from competing repeaters.

Fig 2. Uplink noise produced by Stella Doradus is severely reduced.

The internal modem and embedded SIM allow for a weekly automatic Cell Scan. This allows for in depth monitoring of the exterior RF environment. The cell towers in the vicinity of the building can be checked to ensure good quality incoming signal.

Automatically scan all the cell towers in the area to ensure the incoming signal is good. The OS6 repeater has an embedded modem and SIM allowing it to conduct scheduled scans of all the cell towers in the area. This allows for in depth monitoring of the exterior RF enviromen

This integrated technology automatically detects when an antenna is connected to the indoor or outdoor antenna port. A white LED is integrated into the new Smart antennas. Additionally, the repeater’s ports have a white LED. When the cables and antennae are connected correctly, these two white LEDs illuminate, giving the installer peace of mind. If the LEDs do not illuminate, there is likely a problem with the cables and/or connectors and which, therefore, should be examined.

The status of the PortSense is also monitored from StellaControl and an alert can be triggered if any damage to the system is detected.

Our 4 step process

Every professional repeater installation consists of 4 steps. Our certified installers are all trained in this process to ensure that all installations adhere to our exacting standards.

Step 1

Initial Review

Send us the plans of your building. We will create professional heat map designs showing antenna signal strengths per floor. BOMs and costs estimates will also be calculated.