User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Antenna and Repeater Installation Requirements
- 3 Dual-Band Repeater Installation
- 4 Two Dual Units (Quad-band) Installation
- 4.1 Overview
- 4.2 View of the Quad Band Installation
- 4.3 Required Tools and Materials
- 4.4 DIGImini Tri/Quad-band Kit
- 4.5 Upgrading to a Quad-Band System
- 5 Setup and Configuration
- 6 DMCU Installation and Management
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- 6.5.2.1 Band Tabs
- 6.5.2.2 CMU Tabs
- 6.5.2.3 Operation Buttons
- 6.6 Basic Configuration Procedures
- 6.7 Communication and System Parameters
- 6.8 DMCU Administration
- 6.9 CMU Monitoring and Troubleshooting Options
- Appendix A: Specifications (@+25 C)
AXELL DIGIMINI- AMERICAS REPEATER
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND USER’S MANUAL
© Axell Wireless Ltd DIGImini Americas User Manual Rev 3.5 1
1 Introduction
Axell Wireless DIGImini (digital mini) is a scalable in-building mini-repeater with advanced digital
filtering capabilities. Each repeater supports two bands where two repeaters can be easily cascaded
into a compact assembly to provide tri-band and quad-band solutions.
For each band, the user can configure up to six non-contiguous sub-bands, where the gain and power
of each of the sub-bands can be individually defined. The Repeater provides highly accurate out-of-
band-rejection and simple, GUI based procedures for adjusting the pass band according to the
relevant frequency spectrums.
DIGImini includes the SmartALC power control algorithm that automatically optimizes the gain
setting by learning the actual range of RSSI levels over a user-specified period of time. The
SmartALC algorithm prevents oscillations, reduces the amount of isolation required by the system
and optimizes the system to minimize noise rise at the donor cell site.
A state-of-the-art Interference Mitigation and Oscillation Prevention (IMOP) is used to measure the
isolation between the antennas and gain is reduced immediately to prevent oscillation. Local Web
based management is available via an RJ45 connection.
Optional, complete, remote Web-based management via a GPRS/CDMA modem provided by the
DIGImini Control Unit (DMCU). The DMCU is ordered separately, where a single DMCU can
support a single DIGImini or two cascaded units.
Figure 1-1. Axell DIGImini Repeater