Monitoring and management of mobile repeaters
A repeater system is only useful while it keeps working. Proeye monitors and manages the systems we install, so faults, firmware updates and network changes are dealt with remotely.
How we monitor and manage a system
Each layer does one job: the repeaters report on themselves, managed hubs can be reached and power-cycled remotely, and a separate monitor checks the service a phone actually gets.
CEL-FI WAVE portal
Nextivity's portal for repeater management: firmware, configuration, security lock, performance and alarms. Firmware can be upgraded remotely as networks change.
Remote access to managed hubs
A fully managed Proeye hub has its own cellular modem. Through a Proeye private network we reach the repeater modules and an IP relay, so a module can be power-cycled without a site visit. How remote management works
Live service monitoring
A Ranlytics KALLO in the building monitors the carriers' networks around the clock and runs periodic speed tests, so we see the service phones get, not just the repeater's own status.
Live monitoring with Ranlytics KALLO
KALLO is a compact, set-and-forget network monitor made by Ranlytics, an Australian RF testing company. We install it where coverage matters and leave it running.
- Live monitoring. It tests the mobile networks continuously, 24 hours a day, and alerts when it detects a problem.
- Periodic speed tests. Download and upload throughput is tested at regular intervals, so performance can be compared across days and weeks.
- Signal quality per carrier and band. Channel quality is logged for each carrier, band by band, across 4G and 5G.
- Data we keep and report on. The results are collected in Ranlytics' cloud platform, which gives us a record to check after network changes, to investigate a complaint, or to show how the system is performing.
KALLO is a Ranlytics product. Proeye installs it and reads the data as part of its monitoring service. Ranlytics (opens in a new tab)
Left: a KALLO installed by Proeye in a Victorian warehouse store (asset tag redacted). Right: 24 hours of Telstra channel quality (CQI) by band from the same unit, August 2026.
What the service covers
Monitoring is offered for the systems we install, as general or custom service management.
- Monitoring and alerting, with regular health checks of the repeaters and the service they deliver.
- Firmware updates and configuration changes, made remotely.
- Remote diagnostics and break-fix, including remote power cycling on managed hubs.
- Escalation to on-site support when a fault cannot be fixed remotely.
- Service reporting, with speed test and signal quality data where a KALLO is installed.
- Once a repeater is installed, the purchaser is responsible for operating and managing it unless a service level agreement is in place. Repeaters and the law
Want your coverage watched, not just installed?
Tell us about the building and the system, and we will suggest a monitoring and management plan.