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INTRACOM TELECOM 19.7 km Markopoulou Ave., Peania, Athens, GR 19002

T +30 210 667 1000, F +30 210 667 1001http://www.intracom-telecom.com

The information contained in this document is subject to change without prior notice.

INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS, 2011. All rights reserved.

All copyright, intellectual and industrial rights in this document and in the technical knowledge it containsare owned by INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS and/or their respective owners.

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redistributed by any form or means, electronically or mechanically, or used for any other purposewhatsoever without the prior written approval of INTRACOM S.A. TELECOM SOLUTIONS.Information as well as drawings and specifications contained in this document are subject to changewithout prior notice.

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Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved.

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Document Revision History WiBAS MSADeInstallation and Cabling Manual - Edition 1.1

Document Revision History

Revisions · Previous Edition: 1.0·

Current Edition: 1.1

Reasons of change

The following table lists the main changes 1 effected in relation to the previousedition of the document:

Reason of change

· Attenuation limitation of IF cable has been changed (sites prerequisites).

1 Please refer to the Releases Notes of the product for details on supported features.


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Table of Contents WiBAS MSADeInstallation and Cabling Manual - Edition 1.1

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 1 About this Document........... ......... ......... ......... ......... ........... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... .... 1 About MSADe ........ .......... ......... ......... ......... .......... ......... ......... .......... ......... ......... ......... ....... 2Equipment Disposal ............................................................................................................ 3Safety Precautions..............................................................................................................4

2 Required Tools and Materials........................................................................................... 6Tools...................................................................................................................................6Material List......................................................................................................................... 8

3 Before starting the Installation....................................................................................... 11Site Prerequisites.............................................................................................................. 11Cabling Overview.............................................................................................................. 14Preparing the IF Cable at the MSADe Side....................................................................... 15Preparing the Power Cable(s) (for MSADe DC Models) ......... .......... ........ ........... ........ ...... 21

4 Mechanical Installation ................................................................................................... 22

5 Cabling Instructions........................................................................................................ 24IF Cable Connection ......................................................................................................... 24IF Cable Lightning Arrestor Connection.............................................................................26I / O Alarms Connection.................................................................................................... 28120 Ω E1 Tributary Channels Connection ......................................................................... 3175 Ω E1 Tributary Channels Connection ........................................................................... 32FE Connection ..................................................................................................................32Management Connection ..................................................................................................33Local DC Power Source Connection (for MSADe DC Models) ........ .......... .......... ........ ...... 34Local AC Power Source Connection (for MSADe AC Models)............ .......... ......... ......... ... 36

Appendix A – Receptacles Pin out........................................................................................37


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1 Introduction

About this Document

Documentobjective

This document provides information concerning the installation and cabling of WiBAS MSADe.

Targetaudience

This document is addressed to technicians with knowledge and skillsconcerning the installation and cabling of indoor equipment.

Documentconventions

This document applies the following conventions:

This symbol means DANGER . The purpose of this symbol is towarn you that any wrong action can cause bodily injury or evendeath.

This symbol means CAUTION . The purpose of this symbol is toprevent you from performing an action that might result in damageof the equipment.

NOTE A note calls your attention to important supplementary information.


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About MSADe

Description The MSADe is the indoor unit of the WiBAS Terminal Station (WiBAS TS)located at the customer’s premises. It is an advanced network device that

can perfectly meet all access requirements at a service location for a largenumber of different applications.The role of MSADe is to control the TRS (Terminal Station Radio System),implement the baseband modem, and provide the user network interfaces.With the support of highly developed interworking mechanisms andsophisticated QoS features, it stands for a comprehensive gateway,addressing the needs of demanding high-end customers.The following schematic depicts the components and the end-to-end networkinterconnection for a WiBAS system:

The MSADe is a 1 RU ETSI 19” subrack suitable for desktop or rackmounting.The case is environmentally and temperature hardened and is made of pressure die cast aluminum.No movable mechanical parts (i.e. fans) are employed for cooling, as theyturn out to be unreliable and prone to failures. Instead, passive cooling isemployed, a technique that also provides outstanding mechanical reliability.

All connection receptacles are accessible from the front panel.The following photos show two models of the MSADe subrack:

MSADe-4ETH-8E1-DC (Ethernet plus E1)

MSADe-4ETH-DC (Ethernet only)

Continued on next page


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About MSADe, Continued

MSADe models The following table lists the available MSADe models. All MSADe models areavailable with AC or DC-input power supply.

Number of I/FsPhoto MSADe Model

ETH E1 / G703

MSADe-4ETH-DC(with DC-input) 4 -

MSADe-4ETH-8E1-DC(with DC-input) 4 8

MSADe-4ETH-AC

(with AC-input)4 -

MSADe-4ETH-8E1-AC(with AC-input) 4 8

Equipment Disposal

Applicable through the European Union and other European countries

with separate waste collection systems

This symbol, found on this product and any of its parts or on its operatinginstructions or on its packaging, indicates that electrical and electronicequipment may not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Instead, thisproduct should be handed over to applicable collection points for the recyclingof electrical and electronic equipment.By ensuring the correct disposal of this product, you will help prevent potentialnegative consequences to the environment and human health, which couldotherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product.By recycling, reusing and other forms of recovery of old electrical andelectronic equipment you are making an important contribution to theconservation of natural resources and to the protection of the environment.For more information about the recycling of this product, please contact your local municipal authorities, municipal waste disposal service or the store whereyou purchased this product.


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Safety Precautions

PROPER GROUNDING

Never power up the indoor equipment not yet connected to a proper grounding system.

There is risk of equipment failure and/or electrical shock.

Ensure that the indoor grounding system measures a path resistance lessthan 4 Ω .

INDOOR EQUIPMENT PROPER SWITCHING ON / OFF(only for the DC models)

Never connect or disconnect the power supply cable(s) to or from theindoor equipment when the local dc power supply source is on.

There is risk of equipment failure.

Ensure the local dc power supply source is off and then connect or disconnect the power supply cable(s) to or from the indoor equipment.

PROTECTION AGAINST LIGHTNING

Do not leave the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit withoutadequate lightning protection in sites with increased lightningpossibility. (1)

There is risk of equipment failure and/or electrical shock.

Ensure that the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit is properly groundedwith special grounding kits (outdoor installation) and lightning arrestor (indoor installation) provided by the Manufacturer.(1) Sites in which the ODU installation place completes one of the following conditions:

· It is at a high altitude (i.e. on a hill or mountain).· It is the highest point from all the adjacent installed at a perimetric area.

· It is characterized by frequent occurrence of lightning.



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Safety Precautions, Continued

ESD PROTECTION

Always use proper antistatic protection (i.e. grounding bracelet,antistatic bags, etc.) when handling the system cards.

Parts bearing the ESD sign (see left) have ESD sensitive exposedcomponents.


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2 Required Tools and Materials

Tools

Installationtools

Photo Description· PH-1

· PH-3

AZ-2,5

Blade

Set of U-type wrenches

Crimping tool for 4 mm 2 cable

Torque wrench 4,4 Nm,

HEX 11 mm



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Tools, Continued

RJ-11 cable

terminationtools Tool Description

Termination tool

Stripping tool

Crimping tool


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Material List

The following table provides all the material required for the installation and

cabling of the unit. Some items are optional and may have not been ordered.

MSADe Packaging

Item Photo Description Qtyper Site Comments

1 MSADe 1 Different models areavailable.

2Set

of Brackets & Screwsfor Chassis Mounting

1

3Four Adhesive Feet

for MSADedesktop positioning

1

4 Power SupplyConnectors 1 or 2Included in the MSADeDC models packaging.

5 IEC Power Cord 1 Included in the MSADe AC models packaging.

6 Grounding Cable 1

Grounding cable,factory pre-terminatedto ring terminals(at both ends).



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Material List, Continued

MSADe Installation Kit


7 Power Cables10 m red

10 m blue

Only for MSADe DC models.

Two power cables(red / blue),1,5 mm 2 each, stranded.

8 Cable Ties 20 white20 black

Cable ties (two colours;white for indoor use,black for outdoor use).

9 Grounding Screw 1

The screw and nutincluded are for connection of MSADegrounding cable to therack grounding terminal.

10 Grounding Ring

Terminals1

Spare ring terminals for grounding cabletermination.



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Material List, Continued

MSADe Accessories & Cables


11 Balun 75 / 120 Adapter

Up to 8

Optional.RJ-45 femaleto 2 x BNC female.Converts a balanced 120 Ω E1interface provided by theMSADe to unbalanced 75 Ω E1interface provided by the BNCpair.(RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable isrequired for Balun connection tothe MSADe, see item 12 below.)

12InterconnectionCable,

MSADe E1 i/f to Balun

(1)

2 pairs x AWG26 (solid)2 x RJ-45, 8-pin, Male(shielded).

Available lengths:0,5 m, 1 m, 3 m & 5 m.

13 Angle Adapter 1

Optional.F-type male to F-type femaleR/A adaptor for IF cableconnection.

14 Lightning Arrestor for IF Cable 1

Optional.75 Ω lightning arrestor,for bi-directional protection,

up to 10 kA surge protection.F-type female (bulk-head)to F-type female.Mandatory for sites withincreased lightning

possibility.

15 Alarms Cable 1

Optional.15 x AWG28DB15, Male to DB9, Female(for Serial Console connection)and to open end(for input / output alarms

connection).2,1 m length DB15 to DB92,5 m length DB15 to open end.

16 IF TerminationConnector 1

F-Type connector, male,weatherproof,for RG-11 coaxial cabletermination (MSADe side).

(1) Quantity depends on the baluns number.


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3 Before starting the Installation

Site Prerequisites

Introduction This section discusses all the prerequisites prior to installing the indoor unitof the Terminal Station.

Siteinformation Premises information

· Site details (address, contact persons, etc.)· Site access and storage information (means of transport, equipment

storage and lifting information, etc.)·

Site location mapsNetwork planning – Site survey information· Geographical positions of TS and BS site· Height of all buildings at the installation premises· Rooftop information (height, status, access, dimensions, layout, etc.)· Information about pre-existing indoor/ outdoor equipment· Available mounting space (on the buildings’ roofs) to reserve for the

installation of the outdoor equipment

Site-specific information· Mechanical specifications of mast/ tower (type, dimensions/ diameter,

material, exterior finishing, etc.)· Location of appropriate grounding points· Location of appropriate power supply distribution points· Location of cable conduits available for routing the coaxial cable

(interconnecting the indoor with the outdoor equipment)· Location of the network port distributors· Total length of the IF cable required to interconnect the indoor with the

outdoor equipment

Network portdistributors

Regarding the network ports (inclusive of Ethernet and E1) provided with theindoor equipment, suitable network port distributors should be available.The exact location of the network port distributors, as well as the networkports to reserve, should be known prior to installing the indoor equipment.

Also, all the reserved ports on the network port distributors should bequalified and tested before realizing the network connections with the indoor equipment.



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Site Prerequisites, Continued

Distributorslightning

protection

The network port distributors (optical distributors excluded) and the power supply distributors should be equipped with the appropriate gas arresters, toprovide protection against lightning conditions.Such conditions may induce voltage peaks on the cables, and thus disturbthe operation of the indoor equipment. For this purpose, all electricaldistributors should be connected to the local grounding system to allow theinstalled gas arresters to operate.

Lightningprotection atspecific sites

In sites with increased lightning possibility (1) , adequate lightning protectionshould be used for the IF cable coming from the Outdoor Unit. Morespecifically, the IF cable should be properly grounded with special groundingkits installed along the cable (outdoor installation) and a lightning arrestor installed anywhere along the IF cable (indoor installation). The Manufacturer can provide the grounding kits and lightning arrestor on customer’s request.(1) Sites in which the ODU installation place completes one of the following conditions:

· It is at a high altitude (i.e. on a hill or mountain).· It is the highest point from all the adjacent installed at a perimetric area.

· It is characterized by frequent occurrence of lightning.

Preparation of the installation

premises

Access to the installation premises must be facilitated during the installationperiod.

Entrances must be large enough to enable the easy transportation of the newequipment.The floor must be level, smooth and able to bear the load of the equipment.

The roof must be engineered to bear the weight of the service personnel andthe outdoor equipment.

Safety The indoor equipment premises should be of restricted access.Only trained, authorized personnel should have access to the installedequipment.

Appropriate labeling should exist at points with high risk of contact withhazardous voltage.

A list with emergency phone numbers (e.g. medical assistance numbers)should be hung at easy-to-view positions.

Also, recommended are for safety purposes, a fire detection system and fireextinguishers (installed at easy-to-access points) inside the installationpremises.


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Cabling Overview

Find below a cabling overview schematic for each MSADe model.

MSADe-4ETH-DC

MSADe-4ETH-8E1-DC

MSADe-4ETH-AC

MSADe-4ETH-8E1-AC


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Preparing the IF Cable at the MSADe Side

Introduction This section concerns the termination of the coaxial 75 Ω cable (RG-11) at

the MSADe side. This cable will be used for interconnecting the MSADe withthe TRB.

Tools · Termination tool· Stripping tool· Crimping tool

Accessories Item 16 from Material List on page 10 and RJ-11 coaxial cable.

Procedure To terminate the RG-11 coaxial cable, proceed as follows:

Step Action

1 Insert the coaxial cable into the stripping tool as shown below(lettering on tool face toward the incoming cable):

2 Cable’s end should protrude 1 mm (approx.) out of the tool:


1 mm


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Procedure

(continued) Step Action3 With your finger, rotate the tool around cable end, clockwise and

several times. Stop when you feel that resistance during rotationis weakened.

4 Pull out the tool as shown below:

5 Outer sheath, braid, aluminum foil and inner insulation have nowbeen removed. Cable end is ready to be terminated:



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Procedure

(continued) Step Action6 Flare and evenly fold braid back and over the cable sheath.

DO NOT remove the exposed aluminum foil.

7 Tighten the F-type connector (for RG-11 coaxial cable) into themating head of the RG-11 termination tool.

8 Spot the see-through hole on the tool. It will be used for checkingproper termination later.



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Procedure

(continued) Step Action9 Insert and push the end of the coaxial cable into the F-type

connector.

10 Hold the tool and cable as shown below.Rotate the tool head several turns, and simultaneously push thecable into the tool.



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Procedure

(continued) Step Action11 Stop rotating when the connector’s center pin is visible from the

see-through hole:

12 Unscrew and remove the connector from the tool. Theconnector’s center pin is now clearly visible from the side:

13 Open the handles of the RG-11 crimping tool and select the bigRG-11 head (this should face upward):



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Procedure

(continued) Step Action14 Install the F-type connector into the tool’s head. Then, fully close

the tool’s handles:

15 Cable termination is now complete. The connector should looklike below:

End of procedure.


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Preparing the Power Cable(s) (for MSADe DC Models)

Introduction This paragraph shows you how to terminate the power cable(s) in case youhave the DC model of MSADe.

Tools · Blade· AZ-2,5 screwdriver

Accessories Items 4, 7 and 8 from Material List on page 8.

Preparing thepower cable(s)

To prepare the power cable(s), follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Prepare the one end (facing the MSADe) of each cable as shownbelow.a. Strip insulation from each cable for 8 mm.b. Twist strands well to facilitate their insertion into the connector.

8 mm

2 Insert the bare ends of the cable well into the correspondingpositions of the connector, as shown below (top view):

Blue wire (b) to pin 1 (-Vin).Red wire (c) to pin 2 (+Vin / GND).

(+Vin/GND)

(-Vin)

1

2

c

b

2

1

3 Tighten the two screws on top of the connector to secure strands.

NOTE The two screws, securing the wire strands into theconnector, are well isolated each other – no danger for accidental short circuit.

4 Use the white cable ties along the two cables to reserve themtogether.

5 Repeat steps 1 to 4 for the other pair of cables, if needed.


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4 Mechanical Installation

Only trained and qualified personnel should install or replace this

equipment.

Prerequisites Ensure that the installation premises is equipped with a reliable, low-impedance ground connection system.

Tools · PH-1 screwdriver · PH-3 screwdriver

Accessories Material List on page 8: Items 1, 2, 6 and 9.

Procedure To perform the mechanical installation of the unit, follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Mount the brackets provided.

2 With the M5 x 10 screw (B) and the two washers (C) screwed onthe right back side of MSADe, install the ring terminal of thegrounding cable (A), as shown below:

A

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Procedure

(continued) Step Action3 Mount the chassis on the rack

using the four M6 x 20 screws provided.

4 Connect the other end of the grounding cable to the rackgrounding terminal using the item 9 from Material List on page 9.

End of procedure

NOTE In case of desktop installation , you should place the four adhesive feetincluded in the MSADe packaging (item 3 from Material List on page 8) at thebase of the unit for proper air circulation.


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5 Cabling Instructions

Only trained and qualified personnel should install or replace thisequipment.

IF Cable Connection

Tools · Torque wrench 4,4 Nm HEX 11 mm· U-type wrench 11 mm

Accessories · IF cable prepared on page 15.· Material List on page 10: Item 13 (optional). You are suggested to use the

angle adapter in case the IF cable routing might cause mechanical damageto the ODU receptacle on the front panel of MSADe.



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IF Cable Connection, Continued

ConnectionTo connect the IF cable, follow the steps below taking into consideration the

following Cautions:Never connect or disconnect an IF cable when MSADe is ONand operating!

There is risk of equipment failure.First switch-off the MSADe and then connect or disconnect the IFcable.Never apply a tightening torque greater than 4,4 Nm to theODU receptacle of MSADe!

There is risk of equipment failure.

Use the special tool (torque wrench 4,4 Nm, HEX 11 mm) whenperforming cabling to the receptacle.Never leave the IF cable without adequate lightningprotection in sites with increased lightning possibility.

There is risk of equipment failure.For sites with increased lightning possibility (see page 13), youmust connect the lightning arrestor (item 14 from Material List onpage 10) to the IF cable (for the lightning arrestor connection,see page 26).

Step Action

1 (The step is optional).Use an 11 mm wrench to tight the angle adapter onto the ODUreceptacle on the front panel of MSADe. Do not over tight!

2 Use a torque wrench to tight the IF cable onto the ODU receptacleor onto the angle adapter if you have performed step 1(tightening torque = 4,4 Nm).


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IF Cable Lightning Arrestor Connection

Tools · Blade·

Crimping tool for 4 mm2

cable· PH-3 cross-headed (Philips) screwdriver

Accessories Item 14, 2 x Item 16 from Material List on page 10.

Procedure To connect the lightning arrestor, follow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Strip the grounding cable to dimensions shown:

2 Slide the M6 terminal ring over the wires at one end of thegrounding cable and crimp with the special crimping tool.

3 Slide the M10 terminal ring over the wires at the other end of thegrounding cable and crimp with the special crimping tool.

4 Pass the grounding cable terminated with the M10 ring throughthe lightning arrestor as shown in the photo below and tightenwith the nut.



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IF Cable Lightning Arrestor Connection, Continued

Procedure

(continued) Step Action5 Connect the M6 terminal ring of the grounding cable to an

appropriate grounding point of the rack.

6 Never leave the grounding cable of the lightningarrestor unconnected.

There is risk of equipment failure and / or electricalshock.Make sure you have connected the grounding cable toan appropriate grounding point of the rack beforeconnecting it to the coaxial cable coming from ODU.

Connect the lightning arrestor at any point along the IF cabletaking into consideration the approximation to the stationgrounding bar (the length of the grounding cable is ~2 m).


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I / O Alarms Connection

Accessories Item 15 from Material List on page 10.

Procedure To connect the I / O alarms, fo llow the steps below:

Step Action

1 Connect the open end to appropriate cross-connect moduleaccording to the chromatic code given below:

Pin Signal Wire Color

1 ALM_OUT2_NC Black

2 RS232_TX * -

3 RS232_RX * -

4 ALM_OUT1_CM Brown

5 RS232_GND * -

6 ALM_OUT2_NO Red

7 TTL_ALM_IN3_N 2 Orange

8 TTL_ALM_IN4_N Yellow

9 ALM_OUT1_NC Green

10 ALM_OUT1_NO Blue

11 ALM_OUT2_CM Purple

12 TTL_ALM_IN3_P Gray

13 TTL_ALM_IN4_P White

14 TTL_ALM_IN1 3 Pink

15 TTL_ALM_IN2 Light Green

Shell Shell Black

* These signals concern a Serial Console connection and areterminated onto the DB9 connector of the cable.


2 Negative return terminal of alarm input pair 3 Single inputs with respect to ground


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I / O Alarms Connection, Continued

Procedure

(continued) Step Action2 Plug the cable into the AUX receptacle shown in the figure

below:



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I / O Alarms Connection, Continued

Input alarms

connectioncircuit

The dry-contact input alarms are internally pulled up to +3,3 V. When an

external switch is closed, the corresponding signal is “low” (alarm condition).

Output alarmsconnectioncircuit

The alarms transmission circuit receives alarms in TTL form from themicroprocessor and routes them as external alarms in dry-contact form.When a “high” signal enters the relay’s driver, the relay is activated and

current passes through the load of the corresponding alarm output.

* The maximum ratings for the Voltage Source are:Max DC voltage: V=100 V DC and Max DC current: I L=200 mA DC (polarity isinsignificant)The loads can be indicator lamps, relays’ coils, buzzers, etc.


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120 Ω E1 Tributary Channels Connection

Info You should connect up to eight 120 Ω E1 tributary channels to the E1

receptacles.

Connectioncharacteristics

Type of cable CAT5 or better, UTP, 4 pairs x AWG26

Cable termination (unit side) RJ-45 plug

Cable terminated on E1 1 to 8 receptacles on the unit front panelCable maximum length 198 m

NOTE For the tributary cables preparation, you must take intoconsideration the pin-out of the E1 receptacle described on page38.Furthermore, if you intend to connect the MSADe to some other unit and not to a distribution frame, you must take intoconsideration the receptacle at the other end of the cable toappropriately prepare the cable (cross-over or straight).


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75 Ω E1 Tributary Channels Connection

Info You should connect up to eight baluns (75 Ω / 120 Ω adapters, item 11 from

Material List on page 10) to the E1 receptacles through RJ-45 to RJ-45 cables(the cables can be provided on request, item 12 from Material List on page 10).


Type of cable RG59 or equivalent, 75 Ω coaxial cable

Cable termination (unit side) BNC male

Cable terminated on BNC pair of receptacles at each balun

Cable maximum length 266 m

FE Connection


Type of cable CAT5 or better, UTP, 4 pairs x AWG26

Cable termination (moduleside)

RJ-45 plug

Cable terminated on ETH #1 to #4 receptacles on the unit frontpanel



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Management Connection

Info You should connect the local configuration software tool AT_TOOL to the NMS

receptacle for initial configuration of the radio parameters (frequencies, channelbandwidth etc.).


Type of cable CAT5 or better

Cable termination (unit side) RJ-45 plug

Cable terminated on NMS receptacle on the unit front panel



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Local DC Power Source Connection (for MSADe DC Models),Continued

Tools · AZ-2,5 screwdriver

Accessories One or two pairs of cables prepared on page 21.

Procedure To connect the power supply, proceed as follows:

Step Action

1 Switch-off the local dc power supply source.

2 Switch-off the single pole circuit breaker(s) connected betweenMSADe and the local dc power supply source.

3 Connect the power supply cable(s) to the local dc power supplysource (Red cable: +V, blue cable: -V).

4 Plug the power supply cable(s) into the POWER receptacle(s) (bothreceptacles are equivalent) on the front panel of MSADe withoutapplying force. Take into consideration the following Caution:

The cable can be inserted only in one direction.The application of force during the insertion of the cable might cause damage to theequipment.

Secure each connector in place using a AZ-2,5 screwdriver.

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Local AC Power Source Connection (for MSADe AC Models)

Prerequisites An earthed AC outlet 10 A of schuko type is required nearby the installation

premises for the power cord to be plugged into.

Accessories Item 5 from Material List on page 8.

Procedure To connect the power supply, proceed as follows taking into consideration thefollowing Caution:

Do not connect the power cord to mains until the end of this procedure.

Possibility of equipment failure.

First disconnect the power cord from mains (if connected)and then proceed to the procedure described hereinafter.

Step Action

1 Insert the female IEC plug of the cord into the AC INPUT receptacleat the front panel of MSADe.

2 Insert the male plug of the cord into the AC outlet of schuko type atyour installation premises.

End of procedure


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ETH #1 to #4 Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For Ethernet traffic (10 / 100 Mbit/s) provisioning andconnection to the IP / MPLS network

Type RJ-45 Female

Pin out

Pin Signal Description1 TX+ Output+

2 TX- Output-

3 RX+ Input+

4 N/A N/A

5 N/A N/A

6 RX- Input-

7 N/A N/A

8 N/A N/A



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E1 #1 to #8 Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For TDM traffic (2 Mbit/s) provisioning

Type RJ-45 Female

Pin out

Pin Signal Description1 RX- Input-

2 RX+ Input+

3 N/A N/A

4 TX- Output-

5 TX+ Output+

6 N/A N/A

7 N/A N/A

8 N/A N/A



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NMS Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For connection to the software tool AT_TOOL for local configuration of radio parameters

Type RJ-45 Female

Pin out

Pin Signal Description1 TX+ Output+

2 TX- Output-

3 RX+ Input+

4 N/A N/A

5 N/A N/A

6 RX- Input-

7 N/A N/A

8 N/A N/A

SYNC Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope Clock Synchronization Interface(G.703 Clause 13)

Type 1.0 / 2.3 (Micro Siemens)

Pin out

Pin Signal Description

1 Sync Out Synchronization Output



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AUX Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For Serial Console (RS-232Interface) and Internal / External

Alarms (Dry Contacts) connection

Type D-Sub HD 15 Pin Female

Pin out

Pin Signal Description1 ALM_OUT2_NC Alarm Output 2 Normally Closed

2 RS232_TX Transmit Data from MSADe

3 RS232_RX Receive Data from PC

4 ALM_OUT1_CM Alarm Output 1 Common

5 RS232_GND RS232 Ground

6 ALM_OUT2_NO Alarm Output 2 Normally Open

7 TTL _ALM_IN3_N 1 Alarm Input 3 Negative

8 TTL_ALM_IN4_N Alarm Input 4 Negative

9 ALM_OUT1_NC Alarm Output 1 Normally Closed

10 ALM_OUT1_NO Alarm Output 1 Normally Open

11 ALM_OUT2_CM Alarm Output 2 Common

12 TTL_ALM_IN3_P Alarm Input 3 Positive

13 TTL_ALM_IN4_P Alarm Input 4 Positive

14 TTL _ALM_IN1 2 Alarm Input 1

15 TTL_ALM_IN2 Alarm Input 2


1 Negative return terminal of alarm input pair 2 Single inputs with respect to ground


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ODU Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For connection to the Outdoor UnitThe receptacle carries the followingsignals:

· -48 V dc power to the Outdoor Unit

· Bidirectional Service Channel(S.C.) data, enablingcommunication between Indoor and Outdoor Units

· The Rx IF signal (140 MHz)· The Tx IF signal

(616,5 MHz for 10,5 GHz band,420 MHz for 26 / 28 GHz band)

Type F type Female Coaxial 75 Ω

Pin out

Pin Signal Description

Centre -48 V DC / S.C. / RX IF / TX IF Input / Output

Shield Shield / Chassis GND N/A

ODU PROTECT. Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope Reserved for future use

Type USB type A

Pin out

Pin Signal Description1 +5V 5V power

2 IF_CONTROL IF Control Out

3 SC_CONTROL Service Channel Control Out

4 DGND Ground



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Power Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For connection of –48 V dc power supply voltage

Type Two poles Male power connector

Pin out +-

Pin Signal

(+) Power Supply Return (GND)

(-) -48 V dc, nominal(-40,5 V dc to -60 V dc)

AC INPUT Location Front Panel of MSADe

Scope For connection of ac power supplyvoltage

Type AC Outlet (Male)

Pin out Live (L) Neutral (N)

Earth (E)

Pin Signal DescriptionCentre EARTH Chassis GND

Sides LIVE/NEUTRAL N/A


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Documents

MSAD Installation Ed1.1 En