There are three lights on the SureCall Flare.

Power Light

If this light is on, your booster is powered on and working. If not, you need to plug the booster in.

Left Indicator Light

The left indicator light lets you know if the booster is using its Automatic Gain Control function. If it flashes yellow, that means the Flare is self-adjusting, and is part of normal operation.

However, if your light is flashing red, that means the incoming signal is too strong and the booster has shut down. If this happens, consider relocating your omnidirectional antenna or pointing the yagi antenna in a different direction.

Right Indicator Light

The right indicator light deals with the separation between the booster and the outside antenna.If the light is flashing yellow, the system is boosting signal, but at a reduced power level from its potential. If you’re happy with this coverage, don’t worry about it. If you want even more coverage, move the amplifier farther from the outside antenna.

If the light is flashing red and yellow, the system is experiencing oscillation and may have shut down one or more bands. This means you are not receiving any boosted signal on that band. Again – you'll need to move the amplifier farther from the outside antenna in order to resolve this problem.

Your box contains a booster kit that comes with six main items.

• The flare signal booster (which goes inside your home)
• A 50-foot length of RG6 cable (which runs from outside your home into your home)
• A power supply
• Drywall anchors
• Some cable clips
• And the outside antenna, which includes this mounting hardware and an L bracket (which all go outside your home)

For detailed steps on how to set up your cellular signal booster please navigate here