User's Manual

Oscillation is caused when the indoor (distribution) antenna sends a
signal back into the outdoor (signal) antenna. Similar to a PA system,
when the microphonegets too close to the speaker it causes feedback . 
This will occur if your antennas are too close together, or the indoor
antenna is pointed at
 the outdoor antenna. Make sure you have
adequateseparationandsometypeofshieldingbetweentheantennas
(Usuallyyourrooforacementwallisgoodenough).
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IMPORTANTNOTES
The2mostimportantthingstolookforwhensettingupyoursystemis:
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Bycapturingthebestinputsignal
youwillbeabletoenjoythemaximum
coverage and bestqualitysignalinsidewhere your Indoorantennasare
located.Thebettertheinputsignal,thebettertheoutputsignal.Inorder
tofindthebestinputsignal,youwanttoplaceyouroutdoorantennaas
high as possible with
the least amount of obstruction between the
antennaandthecellularbasetower.Aclearlineofsiteisideal.
Agoodinputsignal(thebestyoucanfind)
Isolatingtheoutdoor(donor)antennafromtheindoor
(server)antennassotheydonotfeedbackintoeach
other.