RPT-9000 FAQ

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Technical - RPT-9000

Can the RPT support one way communication?

Yes, the unit could be configured for one way communication requirements.

Yes, the unit could be configured for one way communication requirements.

Can the RPT-9000 be configured for a certain frequency or channel in the cellular band chosen?

Yes, the RPT-9000 is available in either complete band or selective bandwidth options. This allows you to pass all services/channels…

Yes, the RPT-9000 is available in either complete band or selective bandwidth options. This allows you to pass all services/channels or limit just your service and block all others.

Can the RPT-9000 pass CDMA, GSM, 3G or 4G at the same time?

Yes, the unit only cares about the frequency and not the type of service. In fact, if the cellular towers…

Yes, the unit only cares about the frequency and not the type of service. In fact, if the cellular towers you are trying to extend are in the same path, you will extend both types of service.

Can the RPT-9000 support IDEN (Nextel)?

Yes, this model is available now and FCC certified. This product supports the 800Mhz Band. The model is called IDEN-9000.

Yes, this model is available now and FCC certified. This product supports the 800Mhz Band. The model is called IDEN-9000.

How many antennas does the RPT-9000 require?

The RPT-9000 requires at least (2) antennas. One antenna is called the DONOR ANTENNA and used to pick up the…

The RPT-9000 requires at least (2) antennas. One antenna is called the DONOR ANTENNA and used to pick up the cell tower signal. The second antenna is called the FILL ANTENNA and utilized to take the repeated signal and provide to the users. In some cases, a RF combiner is utilized to allow an additional antenna for greater coverage, picking up cell towers in different directions or wider coverage to users.

What frequency does the RPT-9000 repeat?

The unit currently repeats the most popular cellular frequencies in North America. These are 800 (IDEN), 850, and 1900 MHz…

The unit currently repeats the most popular cellular frequencies in North America. These are 800 (IDEN), 850, and 1900 MHz (FCC certified). Worldwide frequencies of 900 and 1800 MHz are currently available, but not FCC certified. The 2100 MHz frequency is currently in development.

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