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IRF-800
1. Overview
The IRF-800 (High Power RF Repeater), a system for solving the areas where
wireless phone calls are impossible, is a RF-type repeater that is designed to
cover radio shaded area such as wide-open areas and large underground
shopping centers.

2. Block Diagram
Coverage / Service
Donor Ant. Forward Path
Ant.

LNA IF-Module HPA

ARR ARR
DUP DUP
Reverse Path

HPA IF-Module LNA

Basically, the Forward Path and Reverse Path are configured with same blocks as
you can see above block diagram.
For Forward Path, the input RF signal received from donor antenna passes through
ARR (Arrestor) and DPX (Duplexer), reaches to the LNA (Low Noise Amplifier)
where the signal is amplified with low noise figure.
The output signal from LNA is sent to the IF-Module that amplifies and attenuates
signal to get proper drive output power and also provides sharp other band
rejection with SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) filter.
After IF-Module, signal goes to the HPA (High Power Amplifier), which is to provide
enough high output power level.
This output power passes through DPX and ARR, and final RF output is emitted to
the air via service antenna.
A 30dB coupling port is provided to monitor output power.
The process of Reverse Path is same as that of Forward Path except frequency
difference.
2.1 Forward Path
① Donor Antenna Port
Forward path signal is comes from antenna via Donor Antenna.
② Donor Lightning Arrestor
Arrestor is used for lightning protection of repeater. Loss of arrestor
is about 0.2dB below.
③ Donor Duplexer
Loss of this module is about 0.8dB. This can combine Tx (Forward)
and Rx (Reverse) signal for one antenna use. Also, Isolation between
two signals is about 110dB above.
④ TX-LNA
Received signal is amplified 40dB with low noise at this module. So,
output signal level will be –11dBm in case of –51dBm input level.
(P1dB=+21dBm, IP3=+36dBm, NF=1dB)
⑤ TX_IF-Module
Max Gain Setting is 12dB. If output power level of LNA is –11dBm,
Gain should be set to 7dB (Total Gain of Repeater=90dB). So, output
will be -4dBm. Also, if the output power of LNA module is –61dBm,
then, the output power of Tx_IF-module will be –49dBm, Gain=12dB
(Total Gain of Repeater=95dB).
⑥ 16Watt HPA Module
The gain of HPA is 45dB. Actually, 16Watt (+42dBm) HPA will be
used for 10Watt (+40dBm) output at service output port of repeater.
Also, the output power at the HPA is -4dBm for –49dBm input.
⑦ Service Duplexer
Loss of this module is about 0.8dB. This can combine Tx (Forward)
and Rx (Reverse) signal for one antenna use. Also, Isolation between
two signals is about 100dB above.
⑧ Service Lightning Arrestor
Arrestor is used for lightning protection of repeater. Loss of arrestor
 is about 0.2dB below.
⑨ Service Antenna Port & Monitoring Port
Max Output RF power of repeater at service antenna port is 10Watt.
Also, 30dB Monitoring port is equipped for Tx signal monitoring.
2.2 Reverse Path
① Service Antenna Port
Reverse path signal is comes from antenna via Service Antenna.
② Service Lightning Arrestor
Arrestor is used for lightning protection of repeater. Loss of arrestor
is about 0.2dB below.
③ Service Duplexer
Loss of this module is about 0.8dB. This can combine Tx (Forward)
and Rx (Reverse) signal for one antenna use. Also, Isolation between
two signals is about 100dB above.
④ RX-LNA
Received signal is amplified 40dB with low noise at this module. So,
output signal level will be –11dBm in case of –51dBm input level.
(P1dB=+21dBm, IP3=+36dBm, NF=1dB)
⑤ RX_IF-Module
Max Gain Setting is 12dB. If output power level of LNA is –11dBm,
Gain should be set to 4dB (Total Gain of Repeater=87dB). So, output
will be -7dBm. Also, if the output power of LNA module is –71dBm,
then, the output power of Rx _IF-module will be –59dBm, Gain=12dB
(Total Gain of Repeater=95dB).
⑥ 8Watt HPA Module
The gain of HPA is 45dB. Actually, 8Watt (+38dBm) HPA will be
used for 5Watt (+37dBm) output at service output port of repeater.
Also, the output power at the HPA is -14dBm for –59dBm input.
⑦ Donor Duplexer
Loss of this module is about 0.8dB. This can combine Tx (Forward)
and Rx (Reverse) signal for one antenna use. Also, Isolation between
two signals is about 110dB above.
⑧ Donor Lightning Arrestor
 Arrestor is used for lightning protection of repeater. Loss of arrestor
is about 0.2dB below.
⑨ Donor Antenna Port & Monitoring Port
Max Output RF power of repeater at donor antenna port is 5Watt.
Also, 30dB Monitoring port is equipped for Rx signal monitoring.
 3. Features
- Low cost base station alternative
- High Level Output power
- Automatic Output power limitation & Shutdown function
- Remote monitor and controlling through NMS
- Local monitor and controlling using Note-Book PC
- Much Lower power consumption compare to small base station
- Simplified commissioning and the low weight allow easy installation
- Easy Maintenance due to module-type design
- AC power Alarm function
- Weatherproof enclosure
- Thermally stable Using Heat exchanger or FAN

4. Usages
- Installation Site: wide open area, tunnel, etc.
- Radio wave shadowed areas
- Roads and/or Highways neighborhood
- In building or basement areas
5. Specifications
- Electrical Spec.
ITEM. SPECIFICATION
Frequency range FWD: 870 ~ 875MHz / RVS: 825 ~ 830MHz
Gain 65 ~ 95dB
Fwd: 20W (+43dBm)
Max Output Power
Rvs: 5W (+37dBm)
f±750KHz: ≤-45dBc30KHz
In-Band Spurious
f±1.98MHz: ≤-60Bc30KHz

Out Band Spurious -13dBm/100Khz Below

Gain Control Range ≤ 30dB
Gain Control Step ≤ 2dB
85~95dB: ≤±1dB
Gain Setting Error 75~85dB: ≤±1dB
65~75dB:≤±1.5dB
In-Band Flatness ≤ 3dB (BW:3.75Mhz)
ALC & Shutdown ≤ 2dB
Delay ≤ 5usec
Frequency Stability ≤ ±5x10¯8Hz
Input
VSWR ≤1.5
Output
Noise Figure ≤ 5dB
Fwd ≥ 0.95
Waveform quality
Rvs ≥ 0.96

- Environmental Spec. (+55℃)

Max Gain Variation 95dB: ≤ 3dB (BW:3.75MHz)
Noise Figure ≤ 5dB
Fwd ≥ 0.95
Waveform quality
Rvs ≥ 0.96
6. NMS User’s Guide
6.1. Log-in
When you execute Rbmanager.exe you can see this window.

User ID : administrator
Password : admin

6.2. Main window

Group
You can add, modify and delete groups in this menu.

Node
You can add, modify and delete nodes in this menu.

History
You can see the past history about each nodes(repeaters).

Configuration
You can change your system setup in this menu.

Main window of RBmanager.

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6.3. Sub menu of RBmanager

6.3.1 Group
Group has 3 sub menus.

When you need a new group you can add a new group
Group Add new Group Click Add New Group button
You can only use numbers

Modify Group After add a new group you can modify your new group

Delete Group

6.3.1.1 Add new Group

* caution : You can add new group only numbers.

6.3.1.2 Modify Group

When modify your groups you can change

numbers into characters.

6.3.1.3 Delete Group

First when you delete one of your group click the

group which is want to delete and then press
 delete group menu.
6.3.2 Node

Node has 3 sub menus

When you need a new node you can add a new Node
Node Add new node
Click Add New Node button

Modify Node After add a new Node you can modify your new Node

Delete Node

6.3.2.1 Add new node

When you add a new node you can fill

more detailed contents than add group.

6.3.2.2 Modify node

First click the node which you want modify.

Then you can see the same sub window
when you see the ‘add now node’.

6.3.2.3 Delete node

When you delete a node click

the node first.
6.3.3 History
1
History has only one sub menu.

History Query

2 3 4
If you click ‘Query’ then you can see this
sub menu.

6.3.3.1 Date -- Red circle 1 5

You can see the Date from ~~ to ~~

Whenever you want. (Max 3 months) 6

6.3.3.2 History -- In red circle 2

You can see history about OMC and Repeater.

6.3.3.3 Node -- In red circle 3

You can choose the node which one you want to see.

6.3.3.4 History kind - In red circle 4

You can choose detailed history or whole history about Repeaters.

If you want see whole history don’t choose anything.
After choosing click the view result button.
Then you can see detailed history about the repeater. – Red circle 5
You can delete one or some history click ‘Delete Selected history’ button.
6.3.4 Configuration

Configuration has only one sub menu.

Configuration Configure

You can setup your system configutration in

this window.

6.3.4.1 Sending Modem

This is the modem from OMC to Repeater .

6.3.4.2 Receiving Modem

This is the modem from Repeater to OMC.

6.3.4.3 Timeout

Your modems timeout delay.

6.3.4.4 Modem Initialization Command

Each modem has it’s specific initialization command so you must write the
specified
Initialization command.
6.4. Execution window

If you want to view the window of repeater

select the node and click the view node
button.

6.4.1 Device view

Press the ‘Dialing’ button.

1
When the modem link the repeater
‘Connect’ button is activated.

Press the activated ‘Connect’ button.

Then you see the status of the repeater

You can change parameters in circle 1.

2
You can get parameters,
status and history from repeater.
-- Circle 2 3

You can add, delete User In this menu. – Circle 2

You can clear alarm and disconnect in this menu. – Circle 2

6.4.2 Alarm

When the repeater report alarm

the device view shows detailed alarm
in circle 3 (previous page).

When you want to see more detailed

alarms select the alarm button in
device view window.

Then you can see the more detailed

alarms in this ‘Alarm View’ window.
7. Outline Drawing
7.1 Front View
7.2 Side View

( left ) ( Right )
7.3 Bottom View

A B C D E F G

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7.4 Inside View

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① Power Supply Unit

② Control Board Assembly
③ ~ ④ IF Module
⑤ PCB
⑥ LNA
⑦ LNA
⑧ ~ ⑨ HPA
⑩ ~ ⑪ Duplexer
⑫ Modem
⑬ LED Board
⑭ ~ ⑮ OMRON Switch
7.5. Photograph
Outside View
Inside View
8. RF Repeater Installation
1) Wall Mount

RF
Repeater
Unit

Battery
Box
2) Pole Mount

Lightning
Rod
Yagi
Antenna Patch
Type
Sector

Angle

RF
Repeater
Unit

Battery
Box
RF
Cable

Block

A/C &
TEL
9. Conceptual Diagram
10. Product Photo

Size : 464 x 735 x 328.5