Abstract: A remote control application for remotely a wireless signal booster is located on a remote device, such as a mobile telephone, tablet or computer. The remote control application utilizes a short-range communication interface, such as Bluetooth. This interface allows the user to autonomously register and remotely monitor the performance of the booster and can typically be used to configure, control, enable, shut down, and perform other operations related to the booster, such providing customer support, product registration, and other types of support for the booster operation. The system is most effective when the external device is a mobile device receiving telecommunication service through the repeater. In this case, the mobile device simultaneously displays two signal strength indicators, one for signals received by the mobile device itself and the other for signals received by the tower-side antenna of the wireless repeater.

Abstract: A multi-amplifier system includes a remote amplifier located near one or both system antennas. Locating the remote amplifier closer to the antenna improves the system performance while meeting regulatory limitations. The base unit may also have multiple remote antenna ports on one or both sides of the base unit allowing multiple remote antennas to be connected on that side of the base unit. A signal splitter with multiple antenna ports allows multiple remote antennas to be connected on the same side of the base unit. A remote amplifier located near each remote antenna removes the associated signal propagation losses from the regulated system performance. The base unit includes an amplifier detector for each remote antenna port to determine which output ports are connected to remote amplifiers. An automatic gain adjustment unit maintains the system gain, typically at the regulatory gain limit, based on the detected system configuration.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for determining a quality of service (QoS). A received signal strength indicator (RSSI) value associated with a downlink signal, a gain of a downlink power amplifier, and an increase in the RSSI value received by the mobile device associated with the downlink signal are determined. The QoS based on at least one of the RSSI value, the gain, and the increase in RSSI value received by the mobile device is determined and displayed to the user.

Abstract: A modular wireless repeater typically deployed with a roof-mounted tower-signal antenna and a base unit with a base unit antenna located within the building, to which the tower-signal antenna and the base unit are connected by the user or a satellite TV installer using a 75? coaxial cable. The system allows a customer to purchase a unit for all wireless service providers in a given frequency band, such as Cellular, PCS, GSM900, or DCS, etc., and then add on modules for additional types of service that the customer may desire in the future. The system also detects and prevents low-level oscillations. The wireless repeater also performs intelligent power control allowing it to function properly with near and far base unit antennas as well as near and far mobile stations.