What are the requirements for the automatic standby feature in mobile phone repeaters

Here's a breakdown of the requirements:
* Automatic Standby/Shutoff When the repeater isn't serving an active device, it should reduce its output power to no more than -70 dBm/MHz EIRP (Effective Isotropic Radiated Power) per band of operation after a maximum of 5 minutes[1][5]. Some equipment reduces output power to -70 dBm/MHz when not in use for 1 minute[6].
* Purpose This feature ensures that the repeater does not add noise to the network when not in active use[3].
* Self-Monitoring Mobile phone repeaters should automatically self-monitor to ensure they comply with applicable noise and gain limits. They should either self-correct or shut down automatically if their operation exceeds these parameters[5].
* Uplink Standby Some repeater models have an uplink standby feature where the repeater automatically decreases its power when no device is in use[7].