BTS3900 WCDMA Quick Installation Guide

8/6/2019 BTS3900 WCDMA Quick Installation Guide

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:s~ Information Following All Safety Precal.lltio:ns

Befor-e any operatioa, read the inS~ilil!iJctionsand preceetlons in 1fJisdocument carefully eo minimizethe possibility o~accidents.The Danger, Caution, and Note items in the documents do flat cover all the safety precautions tinatmust be ;foililowedi.Tineyonly provide the generiC safety precautions for epeeattons. - Complying with the Locall Safety Regulations

When operatilng ~he device,comlply wi~h the local safety regula.~jons. The safety precautions providedIn ~J1heocuments are supplementary. You must comply with the loca,~1afety regulations .. Qualified Personnel OnIy

The personnel in charge of ilnsta:llation and mal!ntenance must be trained and master the correctopera,tiflg methods and safety precautions berore begil1lning work. Sy.mbtds

&ANGER This symbol indicates that casualty or serious accident may occur if yo.u ignOfethe safety instruction.& . CAUTION] This symbol indicates that serious or major injury mayoocl1r if you ignore thesafety insil'l1ction.[:r~NOfll~: This symbo/lndfcafes fhflilhe opemtion may be easier jf you pay attention . t o 'the s.afe(y Inst ructl 0n.

Safety 10,f Personnel The higi!h voltage power supply provides power for n.mning the system. Direct contact with thehig1~voltage power slIiPply' or contact ~ihrough damp objects may resul~ in fatal danger. Non-standard and improper higl1 voltage operations may result in fire and electric shock. In a thu nderstorm , do not perform operations. (In high vo~ltage and AC power supply facilities or ona steel tower and! mast. Ground the device before powering: on the devl~ce.Otherwise'; ~ihepersonneland device are indanger. Power off 1Jhedevice befere performing operatlons on the power supp:~ylequilpment. High power radio-frequency signals are harmsul to human body. Before installing or maintainingan antenna on a steeltower or mast with a largie numher of' transmitter antennas; the operatorshould coordinate with all partleste ensure that the transmitter antennas are shut down. When handling cptlcalflhers, do. not stand close, to, or look into the optical ~iber outlet withunaided eyes. Protect yourself when drilling holes. Iflying dust may hurt your eyes or you malY mhale the dust. Power off ttle batteries be~or,econnectinq the caeles to the batteries. Otherw-ise, casua,ltiles mayoccur. When working a:~a he:~ghtf be ceuttous about fallilng objects.

Device Safety Check the electrical connection of the device before eperetlonantjensure tM~ the devi:ce isreliably gr-ounded. The-static eillectricity gene1uatedby the human body may damage the electrostatic sensltivecomponents on the circuit board, such as the I~arge-$tale integrated tirtui~ (UC). Wear elrtESD wriststrap o:w IESDgloves wtJen pe rf o rm ing l the operation. - . . When working on batteries, take measures to prevent short drcults in the batteries and electrotyeespill/loss. The electr-olyte may erode metal and boards, or even cause rust of the equipment 0:" shortCircuits i:nthe boards. The NodeilBmost be powered on within 24 hours after installation.


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Ilnform,ationRelated t.the BT:S3900 InstallationHardware Structure of the B,TS~~OO

WNOTETh e f j, 1r SY}OOab in e t s up p or ts t hr ee d ~ 'I T er en lk in d s o fp< Jwe t i np u ts .I ha t is , -48 V bC ', +24 V DC , and .220 V AC ' i the hardwares tr uc tu re o f th e c ab in et v ar ie s W I ll ! p ow e r d is tn bu ti o n

H a "dw.areS~n.wtLm~of ihe 9183900 He V) H a rd wa res ru o tu r eQ fth e 8T8390 0 ,(+24 V )

w w w w w w w w w w w VI}R R R R R R R R R R R RF F F F F f F F F F F IFU U U U U U U U U U U U

FAN fANAir in let A ir in let

S!L. .PLlJoDi ionab B8UBBU DCDll-01DCDU-01I--I------------------~2 :U Free PSU PSIU P'SU PSU Cable- - - - intQu1.

Hardwerestructcreo f [[h e BT83900' (220 V)

Sp,ace Requirements (Unit: m.l!I)

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tBBUIDetDlI~1 I

PMU I PSU psu I =su ICable iltout I

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S pace requirem ents o f th e 8T53 90 0 cab inet ins tallatio n are des crib ed a s fo llo ws :'" Tlie rear o f th e cab ]net can b e in contact w ith t he wa li L The' s ide of th e cabinet ca n be in contact with th e wall. An a is le o f a ll'eas l800 mrn w ide sh ou ld b e left in front Q f th e c ab in et fo rmaj n le namca ... A dis ta nce o fr':2 00 m rn is L eft between th e cabinet to p.and th e roof fo re as y fe ed er c ab lin g .

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Iinstallartian Procedureilinstallati,on Procedure,P repa r~ ! ,! g ' fo r t h e 8 ,T 83900

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Instal l ing the base o f thecab inet Qnths ESD floor

Instal. l ing th e b a:s e o f th ecabinet o n tneconDrete floorI. 1

In s ta lli ng th eIBTS3900 c ab in et

In sta llin g th e c ab in et o n the bas~I~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~- ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~

Instal l ing th e P GND 1 1cabl ! : )_o f th e cabinet J IIr ns ta ll. in gm . e B fS3 (jOO mod~le s ]

lC ln eck tile b its o f tho 'e D IP swi tchs h

QUha boards J jInstal I . ingthe powerc ab r es af th ecabj nell f220 V)

Instal l ing th e p ow ercab les of th ecab inet {"48 V}

Instaliing1M powercables ofthec a b lne 'l 1 " "2 4V ). . - - 1 ~ > - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ _ 4 - ' - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - ~ 1,

In st alli ng t h e b " an sm ls s io :n , c a b ' e ~ l l~.

Inslamngthe s igma,1cables J l*n s ta lli ng th eBTS3 '9 0 0 c ab le s ""stal l ing the RF Jumper ~,- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Cheoking the ]BT83900 Instal, lal l ion

Instal l ingl the safiw,ne ana1.~ad' i rn9l IJheata cO:r'1figuraM nfi le fo r th e B TS 39 00

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'Tools and Ilnstru'ments

Tape measure Cross sc rewdr lli ve r

Vacuum cleaner

Straight sorewdriver

D rm

Wire stripper

Adjustable wreaeh

Anti~staticwrist strap

Torque spanner Level bar

Hammer

Malik

R J- 45 c rim p in g p lie rs MLJltimete~

Hydraulic Pliers Wire cutter

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Iinstallin'g the Base of the IBTS3900 C.llinetil >Iinstalling the Bas,eof the Cabi~~:t'~ona IDetermining the posi;tion for instaUiLngthe cabinet (unit: tm!lnl)t o4N- rI6 I

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.I I 020 [ I ,Tf.,.~" - ~ . ~ ~ = = ~ " ~, I \ Front efthebase~800 Fltln~ of l1e cabinet

Infewiof'wall or reference ,obiec~

F r e n t o f u - n ~ ebaseConcre[e floo:~

Drilli,ng h.o~lesat the marked 'points andtheninstaning' the 'e.xpan,sion bo:lts

L D . CAunON. ' P ro te ct y ou rs elf w h en d liH in g h ole s. O th er wis e. nyi~!l dustmaymu rt y ou r e ye s, o r you m ~y i nb l" le t he dust ,

.' TIle d epth o f th e h ole s must range from .5 2 IN)l to ( ,0 rn rn A llt 11 ~h o le s mu st b e j ~ th e S < l 1 I 1 e d e pt hoi' TIle expansion rube rnust be i luHyburied into tile floorto ensure't1 1~ .[ he c ab [ ne t c a n s ta nd s te ad y o n t he floo r

B oll M 1 2)(60~~c-- S pring w ash er 112'9==~~ F~atwasher 12

ExpamSlon t ube

Instalnng' 'the b,aseon the floor

S prin g w ash er 12F la t w ash er 1 ;2

In su ~a tin g p ad

Insula: li l llg ! spacer

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~II Support used before inst'aUing the cabinet on the ES, !D 'Jour.-

I -Installing the Base of the Cabin~t,on

m NOTE There are two r-ipes of ESP floor S~PPQITS fo rth e B TS 39 (lQ O ne is Ile ig h!-

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Plaoolhe support under the ESD floor, and use bo[ls Ml12x70 to secure the floor With the support temporarily.

BQII1M12x70Spring washe ~1 :2

Filal washer t2 A n c h o r points 0 C l "t i h e expansiom bolt

IDet'ermining the Iposition of the sulppo,rt 0'0 the eoner,ete flo,ol'

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~800Interior wall 'or reference object

ESD1110m

Sup po rt I, I's ed Ibeforeins!(aI'lil1gthe cabinetomthe ESD floor

A nc ho r p oints fo rthe expenslcn bbl1

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IIbrnunghol~.sat ilhe mark~dpo:ints and .,.- Fixing the SUPIPortthen instanlng the expans:lan bolt.s - = - -.& . CAUTION P ro te ct y cu rs elf 'w he n d riU ~ ng h ole s. O th er wis e, flyj~g dus!luay

h U rl!y ou r e ye s o r YOLllllay i l1lutle~~e dus~. Tile depth of the holes m ust range I'WI11 S2 m m to 6 0 rn m. Al lI~elnoj es IIIu st b e im he same depth Tile expens ron tube ,nUSI be f L l 1 ! 1 y buned .j n to th e tioor 10 ensure

t ha t t he c ab in e! call s ro ra d s te ad y on th e :! loo r

BaltM12x60""":::S;:"r- Sprtlng washer ~2F lla t w as h er 1 2

E x pa ns io n tu b :l

IIllnstaUing the base o'n theESD 1.laor

& . CAUTIONDu ri ng l it is o pe ra ti en , H. .C ibe tw o bolis in the m iddle andth en th e fou"bo~ls on the IW Osides

Heighllockingbolts (side)

Expans]on bolt M12x60Spring washer 12

! In s u la ti n g p . ad


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Installing the Ca.b:ilnet .,n the BaseII Measuri.ng the levelness of t'he bas,sIf th e b ase is no t level, adjus t il b yadj! .!s ~~ng lh e s crew s of th e base .

Ins,ta,m,ng the instaUati:on block on the base

Bolt M'12x35, -fs P r i n g " wa s, ,h e ,~'1 ,2 ,', " "IF I, :: '! t a sh e ~12 ~

II Testi.lng the i lnsu.la,t: io:n between the base a.nd the ex1pansion bolts If t he resi s tance 'i s ]e55 1Jlal1 5 megohms, Y011 C[li)~Hfe rIh aT th e b as e is n ot insulated frOI11the 11oc rSo you need to rem ove the eXPt1I1S10n bolts an dch ec k w heth er tb e in 5'll1 i! 1~ !l;g p ad s a re insta 1100o r d lf i1 a ge d I f t he m!m'ati~gp ad s a re miss in g o rda ma ged , reins ta ll th em a nd ~e vel tb e b as e

.. ,Ir the resi stance is eq ual to oi'gre8IClr t ha il : ;m e go hr ns, y o IIc en in r ~r th a! r i l e b as e i s i n su l [ te d'fro m th e g round Y ou can co minue t],.e~nsj:!lllat.io".

WNOTE

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Placing the cab.inet onth.e base~,CAunON

If th eb oa rd - rea dy tran spo rtan on is ad opre d, yo u n ee d to rem ov e th e p ow er su bra ck befo re in sta lli n g t~ecab i uetAne r th e cflbineU ~s i ns ta l ie d. r e insra IJ t he p ow er s ub ra ek

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Ilnstallin'g the PGND Calli.es .1 the BTS3900'IEIlnsta1m1ng the PGND cables of the BTS3900 --------

WNOTEK eep th e erun plig tube of the 01' iern nnal in th e di r ec ti ou when t ns ta ll i ITIj! th e P GI\.O csbl e .

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0 + @ @ i i G iE xle m alg rQ und i:ng b ar

WNOTEB efu n-e de liv ery . t he POND c ab le of.he D(,[)U-O~ and! ! ~e P ON D cable of the fro m d oo rim ve be en roured and connected,y ou n ee d n or te i !~ 51 :l! H! l1 em o n 5 i te,

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IIINOTIEIf the ~ is1 90 () c ab in et a do pts b oa rd -r ea dy tr an sp or ta tio n, th e m od u le s n ee d [0 be il\sla~Ied on site ate on ly PM IJIPS U s

[Installing the PMUJP,SU(optio'n~l)jIIINOTE

l1ue BTS3900 cabinet (-48 V DC 1 hasno PMUIPS U. The BIS ~900 cabinet (. .-24 V DC )can be eonfigured with up to four PSU s (DC IDC) but has ]]0PMU_The BTS3900 cabinet (.220 V AC) can be configured with up to one PMU and!IbreePS Us (ACJDC 1.

l ins,ta11U:ng the power sub-rack

IIll NOTEThe instsllatton of the PS1J are similar 10t ha t o r1 fu e . l? IHU and the PSlJ lias no DIPswrtches Tim describes h ow 10 msea ~lth e J >MU ,

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IPMUIIettin'9 the bits of the DIP switch ofthe PiMU Rem.oving the two sCl I"ews fll"o,mthe'PMUJPSU panel

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1 2 3 4 5 6 1 a :DIP O N '' " ~ ! W I iii, I ! ! ! ! ' - i l I I

ReSi 'rv iewo f the PMU

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Eliinstamng all the PMUJPSU t!othe power'subrack

:IlnstaUing the BBU3'900 Case I

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WNOTET he f1g ure sh ow s th epos iz i ou f or i 1l 51a~1ntgthe B DU case iil theSTS3'Si'OGcabinet d.lllluses -48 V p ow er. Inth e BTS 39 00 c ab in etth at u ses + .2 4 Iior220 V power, th eSHU case should beinstalled I 'l J abovethe posi tlonshown i l l ,t he f igu re .

I Instal!ling the SiLPU (optional) I

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------------- -- - - - --Installing the WRFU---IIINOTE

D eterm ine the position r01l"in~t~1ling the WlWlJ according to the BTS:390n c . {)nf ig [ JJ "" t ion .

ax1 to 3)(4 oon f rgura l ions". . G . '"0 "0 "01 1 1 1 0 DO C l ' O0 ~ 11II ~ III I I3x8 conj~gumtions

aOiD"IOO00~OO0 ~OD O D O ,I! iIO D O DO 1 Il08 ~ 8 8 ~ ~II~II

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r Pulling and Inserting Boa,rds ,of BBU __. & . . CAUTIONPlease wear th e E S D w ns t " tr ap b efo reremoving (IT ins tf1IJ i~ga board fill NOTET h e l ow e r fgure s ho ws th e slo ts i'~ th e B B lJ

!;) Ig UELP Q,O UE~O UPEUIUBFA[ UEIU IIIWBSP E- ~Cl UPEUi!I v v e B P ~ W~Pl 11

oP ull ih e WM PT o r UE LP beardout o f th e slot .

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"Insert the iAlMPTor UELP bosrd Intothe s:lo!.

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'Checking the DIP Switches, on_t,~

SW11

~iON OFFT1i mode ON

7S-ohm E1Un:balanced Mode

SW11! i ~ HN OIFF SW2ii2'jON OFf SW2~~~1OIN OFFt20-ohm E1

Balanoed Mode

,,Checking the DIP Swiitch on th-e ,UELSP.

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SW141 . '

~101\1 OFF

75-ohm E1Unbalanced Made

81i HN OFFOther modes

S1~~ONi OFF


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Ins'talling the, BTS3900 'CablesCable Connections of the BTS,3900

lI,power'ca.:ble, conlnection!s in the BTS3900 cabinetcable connecnons ill the BTS3900 cab1net (-48 V) Pow.er cable connections in the IBTS3900 cabinet (+24 V)

Power cable connections in the IBTS3900 cabinet (220 V)


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II:iginal cable connecti.o,ns of the BTS3,900oWith two IJPEUs configured o r one UPEU an d one UEIU con~guted in Ih e 8H USjgnall cab~e connec1ions H8 V cabinet) Signal cable connecnons (+24 V,cabinet) Signal cable cconecuons (220 V cabJnetl

' " """""""""" """ """"""""""" """ll'~m;tl:llbrmdrii,!bu[ ! , . . ~ , . . , . . , . . ~ , . . . , . , . . ~ , 1'-----------1l.~~ ~ _J

- - - R S 48S slg na~ cab 'le - -~ ... Boo lean llransfer cab le

8 < With one UFEU configured in the BBU

IIINOT,E for the -43 V DC cabinet, the

installation o r ~ignal caoles is th esame :re,! ; l1 rdless o r wheth er one ortw o U I ', E lJ s a r ~ c o rn f ig u r ec li .

\Vhen Due U:j>EUi~ configured, some~igmil cables fOT the +.24 V D C or220 V AC cabinet are prepared onsite, for details, seelnstalling (heSignal Cables of the 8TS3900 (P24).

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II_RF cabl,econ.nect:ionsof the BT,S390031


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-I -,Installing -48 V P,ower Cables ,o"\tliie

Connect lhe OT terminal atthe blue wire (negative) to tile wiring, posi liIbBned NEG 1-),Connect the OT terminal at tlJe blackwire to the wiri~g pOS[Iaheled RTN (+)

P o w er c ab le

&. CAU110NBe fo re b ~i1 dl it g. th e p ow er c ao te b et we en the DC DU and the WRfU. y ou n ee d 10 Iin th e m ov ab le c ab le IN~I.gh,A l ter bin din g th e cable. place th e cable laXllIgll where it was Ie ca ted ,

II~Capt iv e , sc rewMovable cable trnugh

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t 1IInstalllingt'he .DCinput power c.albleof the BTS3900 cabinet (+24 V) andpower cable betwee:n the' PSU (DC/DC) and the DCDUInstal!ling+24 V Power Cables oi~ttie


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IIlnS,31l1ing the DCDU..01 output [powercables

P owe r ( ;a b le

&. CAUTIONB efo re b i l ld i l l g rlte pow er cabte betw een the D CD U and th e WR FU " you need it) 1ift ~ hemov ab le c ab le ( ro ll gh ,After b ll'ldi[lg th e c ab le , p lace th e c ab le U !:o u! 1.nwhere Itwas loc at ed

C ap tiv e s ere w 1 1 1 $ 1 1 , *Mo v ab le c ab le lr ou g 'h


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Eliinstani'ng the DC i':nputpower cab;le of I'he BTS3900 c.aibi,net'(220 V) and'., c,able between the PSU (DC/~DC)andthe DCDU:220 v s,ingle-phase si:ngle-wJreAC input

-Installing 22'0 V P,ower Cable:s ..o,f:\:tliie

llle BTS390Q supporls ~20 V~;re-pl:rrase AC' input, 220 V si~g~~p~.asf'single-wire AC input, and I Io V dual-wire AC input,

WNOTE

IIIor instal]ing the DCtlU-01 output power cables, IR~ea.sere~to Install ing the DCDU-01' output power cables {P2,O).[II


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6.1 Installing the E1 Cable of the BBU3900WI NOTE

111e L J E LP can be instaHed in the SL PU or 13B U lhe porton the U ELP forconnectingthe E I light~ing p ro te ct io n t ra nsf er e ab te re ma in s I hesame no m a rter the U E LP is insrolledm!he SUU or B AU . The folIQwing descr jp t ion is based on th e insu~ lation of IEI cab~e for Ih e lJEt P inth e SlPU,

Cabilnetwith the UELP II Cabinet Without the UELP


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'6.2 Installing the Ethernet Cables of the BBU3900W,,-Oit::

The UFLI' cal] be installed, ill the SLPU or SHU , The port on the 1JFI. .P for COJU1l'Ctinghe FE ceble remains (]]e same IlOmatter theU FLP i,installed in the SLPU or SHU, The following description is based 01] IDe installation of FE cSJblefor the llFLP in the SLPU_

Cabin'et with the UFLP Cabinet Without the UFLP

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6.3 Installing the CPRI Cables

. & . CAUTIONBeforebmding the CPRifcabl 6~,you need 10 Uft the tilovablceableuough, AIl:erbinding tile cables, place the cable m:mghw here n was located.

Capti~e screw I~lMov.ab lecab le. t rough

CPRI cab~ebetween theBSll and ~heWRFU

7.1 .nstalllin'o the monlitorling Signal. Cable for the DCDU01

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IIIN01'_EW hen th e ~ll{)]liwrj[1~signal cab~efar m e [lCDIJ-Ol is i n st a ll ed i na s i. ng le cao i ll et .1 e J. 1l 1nal 3 issuspended endned to ~hecablet rough on tb e cabinet

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7.2 Installing the monitoring Signal Cable for the PSU (DC/DC)

X2_7 Themomtoring signal cable forthe PSU (DefOq is onlyinstalled in 1M+24V cabinet.

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Mon ito rin g l s ig n al c ab lefo r Ih ~eDCDU= IH

7,,3 Installing the In-Positio,n S-ignal C,ablleof the PSU (DC/DC)

TI,,, In-Position Signal Cable ofthe PSU (DC/DC) is onlyinstalled in the +24V cabinet,

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7.4 Installing the monitoring Signal Cable for the FAN

7.5 Installingl the GPS Cloc1kSignal Cable

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7.6 Installing the Monitoring S,ignal Cable for the EMUE) I n st al ~ ingU l~ m on.itoring s ignal eeble for the EM U in the -48 V DC e ab ing !, o r t he - +2 4 V DC cabi;n.e!

Io the .EM U

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(j)ln stallin g th e n 1 Q I l it o r i r n g signal cable for the E MU in ~ l e 220 V A C cabinet

W NO"fE lf ihe BBU IS configured wirh two UPEU~ Qrone UPBUand one lffil1l, the mstallarion or the [JIQnilmi~g'signalcable $"," the EMU is the sal!llle a s . thal in the 46 V DCDr+24 V DC cabinet,

If t I D e BBU IS configured With only one UPEU,. them om to ri ng s i:; :n al ca b Ie for the .E MU IS prepared on 511~.For pm assignment ofthe monitoring signal cable lorthe BMU. see page 35.

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To the EM UMonitoring signalcable fo r th e EMU

/Mon ito rin g s sg na ]cable for the PM U


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7..7 InstaUing the Monitoring Signal Cable for the PMU

IIINOTET he m on itoring signal cable fo r the PM U is only insta lled in th e 2 20V A C cabinet

eWitl'1:tWQ U PEU s configured or one-U PEU and One U EIU oonrfigu;ed, In the B EU

e Widl on ly o ne UPEU c on fi gu re d in th e BBUillNOTE

lfthe BBU is configured with only one UrE!J, themonitoring signal cable for thePMU is prepared on sue,F0-[" pin ass igmnent of the mcrutoriag signal cable forthe rIVIU. see pag 35

M I)n i lo ri ng s ig n a IIcable of lliePiMU

To jhe EM UMonitoring signalcable for the EMU

IMon ito rin g s ig n alcable for the I P M U


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7..8 Installing the BBU Alarm Cable (Op,tional)

I.!nstalling the RF Jumpers,1 m NOTE

The R~ jumpe r s h o ul d liJ.e~igfut!y connected IQ prevent RF s : igua l ~e~kage, U se aterq ue w renchto t~lItenllle D IN connector ,

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Checking the Instalilialion of the BT'53900

1I1The posltlon of th e cabinet complies wah Ihe eng in eerin g d es ig n a nd s pac e requlrements ..The' spacefer maintenanceis lell in the equipment room.11:1ile equlprnent roam is equipped with the ESD floor, you need to install hath the support and tile base beforeinstalling the cebinet,Insulating pads onlh!3 four-fixing holte'Sof each base are installed.The holes i l ' 1 the base (or support) are aliignedl wlth the expansion bolt holes.Go rm ec tiQ n b etw een th e c ab in et a nc i b as e ~ s se cu re a nd ! th e- ca bin et k ee ps s te ad y 'a JN arn sta lle d,

f J The spaee between the baeeand the cablnet is mora than 3 mm.The upper surface of the ESD Iloor is not higher than the lower sUl,rfaceof ~he base. OthelWi ise, heal dJstsipal ion of thebase ts a!'~ed.ed,Al l screws are tigll .tened. For lhe sc~ew$ with na t washers and s pr in g w as hers , lh es p~ ing w as hers are instal ledbetween th enat w ash ers and th e screw s,

U !No p artson th e cab inets are damag ed or detach ed. No cables a re d am ag .ed o r b ro ken ..00 Th e cab inets are c lean. Th ere Is no dust in sid e o r o uts id e th e c ab ~n ets .'iE Th e eab tnets are clean and neal. Th e external pa int is satis factory. L ab els, lag s, and narnep latea are Q Orrect,.lleg ~b le.an d complete.m T he Inml d oo l"lS < 1 the cabinets can b e opened and closeoflexibly.00 W hen you ad j us t bolts IQ~eve l th e base, add pads to enli3i~e Ih e stress sunace a re a, T h~ s c an a vo id dejorrnalion Q f

th e base"C!heclkl',ist f:ol"' the BTS3900 Signal'Cable InstaUation.

1 ] T he tru n! k c ab les ate secU,J.re:lyonnected.Co nn ec to rs o f !h e tru nk cab~es a re i nt ac t.e The l fun'k cables an d RF cables are not scratched Or broksnThe connectors of 'the RF cables are fixed in positron to a:void possible improper connsoton that may result inabnormal )/,olIage stand~ng wave ratio 01SWR).

' I l l RF c ab les ro ute d in th e horizontal p lane ' a re, c lamped 1 1 0 cable troughs.The proper cable ~,urplusecSare reserved at the connectors.

f1 PIli cab les are neatly bound with t ie s a t e ve n ~ l1 leNa ls ,lo properl ighlness, and ~n~he same dtr:ecliorJ.m Extra cable ties are trimmed. All cuts a~e smoot~ without stJarp p ro jec tio ns . L ea ve 3 mm ro 5 mm lor o~.rldoo:rcable t ies.I D The cabl~9 roulilng facHitates maintenance and cap.aclty expansion,' i I ! I Both ends of aliicables are clearly labeled.' i J i ] The I idle ports. alliha top ofthe cabinets afe instal led with duslprooi ceps.' iEl The RF jumpers ar e muted Ib y raye.r and Ib y sector.'iE' Th e R F jump ers are kep l.s !rai.g ht ('):1h eir jo ints w ith c ab in ets a nd le ed ers .0 0 The W le IR F ports are lnstalled w ith m atc he d loads.

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IIhecklist for the Installation of the BTS3900 Power Cables and PGNDCables.~ I I m m

The color of the PGND cables complies with the local standards.All power cables and PGND cables are copper-ewe cables and their diameters comply with the requirements ..No power cable or PGND cable is short-circuited or reversely connected.

, The power cables and PGND cables are bound separalelyfrom other cables.Both ends of the power cables and PGND cables are labeled.. The power cables and PGND cables are not scratched or broken .The power cables and PGND cables are lntect, No joints are allowed on the cables.

; Breaking devices such as switches andluses are not allowed in the electric connection 01the grounding system. Redundant paris of power cables and PGND cables arecut off and not called up .

m > The lugs at both ends of the power cables and PGND cables are soldered or securely crimped.The bare wires and lug handles at the wiring terminals are tightly wrapped with insulating tapes or heal-shrinkablelubes.

IS The flat washers and spring washers are well mounted on all wiring terminals. The positive pole of the primary power supply is connected to the ground with the cross-sectional area defined in thespecifications.00 The worklnq grounding and protection grounding of the NodeS and the lightning protection grounding of the buildingshare one group of grounding conductors.~ The grounding grids of the tower, equipment room, and distr ibution transformer (if the distance between the-transformer and the equipment room is less than 30 m) constitute an integrated grounding grid.

Checklist forField Cleanliness of BTS3900lnstallation.

mJ .The packing cases or boards are not randomly placed in the equipment room.No cable ties or other sundries are left on the floor or in the cabinets.

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-Pow,ering Oln the BTS3900II iPower switches on the DCD'U..01.

- - '- .'Module power. 'switch '.on the' D.CDU~O---------------------SPARE2

SBU 88UStandby 88U SPARE~F a n FANWRFU in slot 0 RFUOWRFU in slot 1 RFU1WRFU in slot 2 RFU2WRFU in slot 3 RFU3WRFU in slot 4 RFU4WR FU in slot 5 RFU5

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Procedure for IPowering on the BTS3900.

. Ch ecK . w heth er th e D GD U,ij1 o:u tpu tvoltagsls normal?. No

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Sel lIM ~(lwerswitcll ma"r~eoBI3UO[Jthe -OCIDUq1 to .ON

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.~~~The nOrITla] status o f ea oh LED onl P iMU j; 5 aslo l !ows:RUN LED: 0.255 ON, 0.25:0 OFF ALM tED: OFf steady

The norma:' status of each LED onI PSU is as fo l lows;

Power input LED: ON steadyProtection LED: OFF sleady Faull LED: OFF stead

The voltage of the POLl DC oUltpUJttrem -38,4 V to -57 V DC ls aJ lowed

. 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _Th~ no rma :1s ta tu s Q f eac!h LED onWMPT is as follows:R :UN IUED: I~as ied al 0..5 Ha(18 ON,1e OFF)

ALM lED: OFF steady ACT lED: ON steady

The norma' i status of eaeh LED onUBFA ts a s fo llo ws : STATE LED: I~astled al 0.5 Ha(18 ON,1e OFF)

The normal status of each LED onU P E U f s a s t ollo w s: RU IN LED: ON ste.ad!y

The norma'l status of each LED onWSSPis as follows;

R UIN L ED : ,~ash ed at 05 H :z (18ON,1s OFF)

ALMlED: OFF steady

~TM nonral stat,u,s of each , LED onWRFU is as follows: RUN LED~ flashed at 0.5 Hz

(1s ON1 s OFF) ALM ILiEID:OFF $teady lX_ACT LED: ON stead,'y CPRI_W and CPRI E llEDs:

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.Installing the Software an,dLoading tbe DataConftguratio:n File 'lor the IModeBPtlu:gthe US'S device lathe USB pori on the WMPT.

o[j USB

rn NOTEThe systernautornetlcelly loads tile software in the U'SB dElvilce'. During the soltwareloa:ding the LlEO R.UN onthe WMPT blinks at the interval of 0.125s.

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P.ower oonsump!tlon

Equ ipmen t w e i; g h t'(onfigI.Hatiorn ,Equipmen'jWeight(kg)

- -..Empty cabinet '5,;03x1 :;::;1203x2 :f120Full configuration :=;;160

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Pin ass,ignm,ent of cabl,es- -- -

Pin asslqnment of the monitoring s igna l oab'le lo r the DCDUX1: X2 'C I : C' bl'T' [) .. .'End ,Elld ..0. or ..a .. e ype ~~C~lptl~!I1XU X2.1 Whi te Twisted palrcableXL2 X2.2 Blue

X 1 .3 X2.3 White Twisted paJrcable

XU3 X2.6 Orange

X 1.5 X2.5 While Twisted paircableX1A X2.4 BI~eX 1 .7 X2.7 White Twisted paircableX1.B X2.8 Orange

Theyare used to transrn itthe su rge protectio n ala rms tot heBBUlromlihe D c !DU . .01 i n t he lowercabinel. W~ernyou select a-4BV cabinet or 220 V cablnst, you needtoeonnectcnlytheX2.1arndl X2.2 wires, of tM X2.7 and X2.B wi:res.Theya re res erv ed to tra nsm ~ Ith e ex~ensiol1j a rm in fo r rn au on .Fo r' th e +2 4 V cab i.ne1.lh e w .ires are c~nnec:!ed\0 t he mon it o r-l ing s~gna~cab te lo r lhe ' IPS IJ (DCJDC) s o th ai th e a larm s a bo utlo e PS I J ca n be rapo,tied toille BBU.Theyare reserved to transrn i t ex tens ion alarm inlormatlon.

They are used to transrnitthe su rg e protection ala rms to th eIB !BUf romt l1e DOD U' -01 inlnsuppe, cabinet.

P in a ssTg nm ernt t orth e w ire's o f th e m onilo r~ ng .s 1g nal cab le!o r th e E M U o r P M UPin on-the . . .... - ...," v. '. . . . '.... .' r u 4 - S Connector pin Q , I " " ! ~he'DB~'Ma -.ErCon~e~tor., 'Color. :R.e,m~.r~s. .XU X2.3 Whi le T wis ted p a.irX 1 .2 X2.7 OrangeXl.4 X2 ..2 White Tw is ted p airX1.5 X2.'6 Blue

Pinassignmellts for the w~res of lhe FE cab'le'.X1 Enc ( Wire,colorr' ,W,ire.Type, .. X2 End

. ,Xl.2 Orange I lw~sted pair~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ ,White and orangeu

Wh ite' a nd b lu e

X2.2X2.1

Xl.S GreenXl.3 While and greenX1.4 BI~e I lwi;sted palr~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ ,Xl.5X 1 .8 I I . . . ' . . . . . . iI fwilsted pairXU' White' and brown

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Pin assignmf)nt for the wires of ~he75-ohm E1 coaxial cable. ".Pin on-:tfie' DB26 Male_'Co'nrie-ctor Wire . l " y p e SN ~ a b e l '- "'X1.2 RingXl,S Ti pX1.4 RingXl,S Ti pXl.6 RingXU TipX1.S, RingXU9 Ti pXl,20 R.ingX1.21 TipX1.22 RillgX1.23 Ti pX1.24 RingX1.25 TipX1.26 Ring

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R3

4 R4

5

6

T1

T2

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1"3

T4

Piil) assignmen'llor the w[resol" tM 120

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