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ALCATEL-LUCENT9361 HOME CELL

V2 850/1900MHZ OR AWS W-CDMA SMALL CELL

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/034061Document Issue: 01.07 / ENDocument Status: StandardDate of Issue: 9th July 2012

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT

9361 HOME CELL V2 1900/850MHZ OR AWS JULY 2012

Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/034061 | Document Issue: 01.07 / EN | Document Status: Standard

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PUBLICATION HISTORY

Release Date Contact Status Comments

01.01 6t April 2010 Isabel Pampliega Draft Document Creation

01.02 15th February 2011 Carl de REYNAL Preliminary Variant with differentsniffing band added

01.03 6th December 2011 Mathieu Frénois Standard Document update

01.04 14th February 2012 Mathieu Frénois Standard Document update

01.05 23r March 2012 Mathieu Frénois Standard Document update

01.06 27t April 2012 Mathieu Frénois Standard Document update

01.07 9th July 2012 Mathieu Frénois Standard

Document update – Weight Update + powerconsumption update +sensitivity update +release introductionupdated BCR 2.4.1








TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................6

1.1 O VERVIEW .............................................................................................................. 61.2 SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT ......................................................................................... 6

2 SMALL CELL FOR THE HOME ...............................................................................7

2.1 O VERVIEW .............................................................................................................. 72.2 SMALL CELL SOLUTION ARCHITECTURE ........................................................................... 72.3 BENEFITS ............................................................................................................... 82.4 ALCATEL-LUCENT HOME CELL ...................................................................................... 8

3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW ..........................................................................................9

3.1 M AIN CHARACTERISTICS............................................................................................. 93.1.1 Enclosure ..................................................................................................... 93.1.2 Connectors and physical interfaces ............................................................... 113.1.3 Frequency band .......................................................................................... 123.1.4 Antenna ..................................................................................................... 133.1.5 Transmission Power .................................................................................... 133.1.6 Radio Parameters ........................................................................................ 133.1.7 Power Consumption .................................................................................... 143.1.8 Reliability.................................................................................................... 143.1.9 Security ...................................................................................................... 143.1.10 LED Indicators ............................................................................................ 143.1.11 Environmental and Regulatory Specifications ................................................ 15

3.2 HOME CELL PACKAGING............................................................................................ 184 APPENDICES .....................................................................................................19

4.1 APPENDIX A: R ELATED R EADING ................................................................................ 194.2 APPENDIX B: ACRONYMS .......................................................................................... 20








LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: 9360 Small Cell solution high level system architecture ....................................................... 7Figure 2: Home Cell generic enclosure (front view) .......................................................................... 9Figure 3: Home Cell generic enclosure (back view) ......................................................................... 10Figure 4: Home Cell wall mounted ................................................................................................. 10Figure 5: LED indicators ............................................................................................................... 14

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Standalone Home Cell dimensions .................................................................................... 11Table 2: Ethernet interface ........................................................................................................... 12Table 3: AWS Hardware Variant Frequency bands .......................................................................... 12Table 4: 1900/850 MHz Hardware Variant Frequency bands............................................................ 12Table 5: Radio parameters ........................................................................................................... 13Table 6: LED indication ................................................................................................................. 15Table 7: 3GPP compliance ............................................................................................................ 15Table 8: Operating temperature range and relative humidity range ................................................. 16








1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Overview

This document provides a description of the AWS and 1900/850 MHz variants of the Alcatel-Lucent9361 Home Cell V2, referred to as the “Home Cell” in the rest of the document. The ProductDescription provides the characteristics of the Home Cell unit and its key benefits and operationalcapabilities. The Home Cell product will be introduced first with releases BCR 2.4.1 and BCR 3.0.

Alcatel-Lucent reserves the right to change the technical specifications without notice until General Availability of the product.

1.2 Scope of this Document

The Product Description mentions the Home Cell functions but cannot be considered as a detailedfeature list or a Plan of Record (PoR). This information is provided in dedicated documents on a persoftware release basis (e.g. Feature Planning Guide for Small Cell solution, please refer to [1], [2], [3]and [4] in 4.1 Appendix A: Related Reading).

For more general information concerning 9360 Small Cell Solution, refer to [5].

The OAM solution for the Home is described in a dedicated document [6] Small Cell ManagementSystem.

Many of the terms used in this document refer to definitions of the 3GPP standards. Whenever an

Alcatel-Lucent specific term is used, it is explicitly elaborated.

The Home Cell Product Description is updated regularly under change control.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent acommitment on the part of the vendor or its representatives. No part of this document may bereproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, includingphotocopying, without the written permission of Alcatel-Lucent








2 SMALL CELL FOR THE HOME

2.1 Overview

The Home Cell is a small in-home unit that collapses the traditional 3G Node B and RNCfunctions. It can accommodate 4 channels able to connect up to 4 devices. Each connectioncan support a simultaneous voice and data session. The traffic is backhauled through thestandard IP network.

Small Cell Access Points, 9366 Small Cell Gateway and Small Cell Management System areincluded in the Small Cell solution that allows a highly scalable interconnection to the existingUMTS network over the existing standardized 3GPP interfaces. The Home Cell offers legacysupport for Circuit Switched Voice and UMTS Packet Data with standard 3G handsets.

The solution has been designed for an effective plug & play end-user installation.

2.2 Small Cell solution architecture

The high level system architecture for small cells as defined by 3GPP is depicted in thediagram in Figure 1.

Figure 1: 9360 Small Cell solution high level system architecture








The 9360 Small Cell solution uses 3GPP interfaces to connect to the existing mobile corenetwork nodes while offering 3GPP compliant air interface. The backhaul connection from the

Access Point is IP and an IPsec Tunnel is used to guarantee a secure link. Furthermore, anIuH interface is supported between the Access Point and the 9366 Small Cells Gateway (whichincludes the 9365 BSR Gateway) from BCR 3.0.

The architecture integrates seamlessly into the operator's existing 3GPP network, including the3G MSC, SGSN and therefore existing Applications, Portals, Services through standard Iu-CSand Iu-PS interfaces. For more information on the Architecture of the solution please refer to[7].

2.3 Benefits

The Home Cell provides new sources of revenue from new home applications enabled by theenhanced indoor coverage and home networking possibilities.

The Home Cell allows the operator to propose bundled offers and include an entire family orgroup into a single agreement. This leads to reduce churn and to allow higher revenue peruser.

The mobile consumers will be able to do voice and bandwidth hungry applications at acompetitive price and also experience enriched services that stick to consumer real time usagepatterns: user generated contents, social networking, gaming, location based services, remotemonitoring and control of consumer domestic appliances…

2.4 Alcatel-Lucent Home Cell

The Home Cell is the most compelling solution to address the fixed mobile convergencemarket and win the battle for the home traffic. The Home Cell provides high quality 3G serviceat home. It is designed to be plug-and-play and connect to a standard 3G core with minimumimpact on the current macro network.

With a fully 3GPP compliant implementation, Alcatel-Lucent 9361 Home Cell allows theconsumer to use the wide range of available 3G devices and applications at home, at lowercall costs (depending on the operator’s strategy) and with higher data rates.








3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Alcatel-Lucent 9361 Home Cell V2 is the residential small cell unit. It has sophisticated

capabilities developed by Bell Labs to ensure plug and play installation.

The Home Cell has several unique capabilities:

It supports up to 4 users for simultaneous voice and data sessions

100mW maximum output power. A 20mW hardware unit is also available

It uses an Ethernet connection for backhaul and offer a 2nd Ethernet port forconnection to any external device

It is capable to support a 14,4 Mbit/s HSDPA radio bearer and, from BCR 3.0, a 5.7Mbit/s HSUPA radio bearer

It supports an optional GPS function that uses a GPS receiver to detect location

It supports an optional anti tamper alarm

3.1 Main Characteristics

3.1.1

Enclosure

The Standalone Home Cell is housed in an Alcatel-Lucent generic enclosure with an external AC/DC adapter as presented in the figure below.

Figure 2: Home Cell generic enclosure (front view)

The generic Standalone Home Cell can be customised according to the customer’sspecifications. This includes the following possibilities:

The strip colour, logo, packaging and user guide can be customised as per the operator’srequest

Authentication options, such as crypto-memory or digital certificate

Optional Assisted GPS receiver

Hardware capping possibility to maximum 20mW transmit power or 100mW








The housing of the Home Cell is a plastic case with a removable stand. The Home cell wasdesigned to stand in a vertical position. However, it is also easy to hang it on a wall. Justremove the stand from the bottom and affix it to the slots on the back.

Figure 3: Home Cell generic enclosure (back view)

Figure 4: Home Cell wall mounted








3.1.1.1 Physical characteristics

The physical characteristics of the standalone Home Cell are (without the power supply unit):

Dimension (Height x Width xDepth)

162 x 195 x 50 mm

6.38 x 7.68 x 1.97 in

Volume 1.5 L

Weight 392g without stand and without power supply

Table 1: Standalone Home Cell dimensions

External Power Supply:

The Home Cell is powered by an external AC 220V / DC 12 V power supply. The power supply isplugged at the back of the unit. The plug is country-specific.

3.1.1.2

External Marking

The Home Cell product label provides information on the model, serial and part number, MACaddress, certification on the back side of the unit. Logo and pictograms for the LEDs appear atthe front of the unit.

3.1.2 Connectors and physical interfaces

All the connectors are at the back of the unit:

1 Ethernet port for backhauling connection: 100Base-T electrical RJ45 connector, thistraffic will obtain highest priority. This port is yellow

A 2nd optional Ethernet port (100Base-T electrical RJ45) to offer backhauling

connectivity to any Ethernet device (e.g. Personal Computer). Traffic is processed withlow priority compared to femto traffic

Power Supply: jack connector

Optional GPS external antenna connector (SMA)

Switches provided are:

Power switch: a press to switch on/off the unit

Reset button: a long press is used to reset the unit

The Ethernet mode is automatically negotiated:








Parameters Value

Ethernet cabling MDI/MDI-X auto detection

Half / Full Duplex configuration Configured

Ethernet 10 / 100 configuration Configured

Interface media Twisted pair (0.5 gauge)

Connector RJ-45

Maximum range 100m on 0.5mm (IEEE802.3 clause 14.1)

Standard compliance IEEE802.3, IEE802.3u

Table 2: Ethernet interface

3.1.3 Frequency band

Depending on the variant, frequency bands for both operation and network listening functionsare listed in the tables below.

The AWS Home Cell V2 supports 1700 MHz operating frequency band. Network Listening isperformed for both 3G and 2G in 1700MHz and 1900MHz.

Operating bandfor UMTSoperation

Frequencyband

Commonname

UL frequencies DL frequencies

IV 1700 AWS 1710 – 1755 MHz 2110 – 2155 MHzOperating band

for networklistening

Frequencyband

Commonname

- DL frequencies

II 1900 PCS -1930 – 1990 MHz

3G and 2G Network

Listening

IV 1700 AWS -2110 – 2155 MHz

3G and 2G NetworkListening

Table 3: AWS Hardware Variant Frequency bands

The 1900/850 MHz Home Cell V2 supports either the 1900 or the 850MHz operating frequencybands, with only one frequency band configured and used. Network Listening is performed forboth 3G in 1900/850MHz and 2G in 1900/850MHz.

Operating bandfor UMTS

operation

Frequencyband

Commonname

UL frequencies DL frequencies

II 1900 PCS 1850 – 1910 MHz 1930 – 1990 MHz V 850 CLR 824 – 849 MHz 869 – 894 MHz

Operating bandfor network

listening

Frequencyband

Commonname

- DL frequencies

II 1900 PCS -1930 – 1990 MHz


V 850 CLR -869 – 894 MHz


Table 4: 1900/850 MHz Hardware Variant Frequency bands








3G Network Listening

The 3G Network Listening feature allows the Home Cell to act as a UE and receivetransmission from neighboring base stations. The feature also allows the Home Cell to

automatically identify, measure and record its neighbor UMTS cells, eliminating the need foroperator provisioned neighbor cell lists. This information is used by the Home Cell toautomatically select its primary scrambling code and power levels to transmit and to createand update a list of UMTS neighbor cells. This neighbor cell list is used by the Home Cell,when in base station mode, for identification of the target cell for UMTS handover and forrebroadcasting of the system information messages, in support of reselection by the UE.

2G Network Listening

The Home Cell supports a GSM receiver chain and can therefore receive the signal transmittedby the 2G Macro network. The Home Cell can search for and sync to a macro base station,and then decode the BCCH channel. It can then retrieve the relevant information to build and

maintain 2G neighbor lists and target cells for IRAT handover and later, when in base stationmode, to broadcast to the UE for cell reselection. Measurements and information are providedby the network listening feature to the auto-configuration and self-optimization functions.

3.1.4 Antenna

The Home Cell has an integrated 2G/3G omnidirectional antenna with -2dBi gain.

3.1.5 Transmission Power

The maximum output power of the Home Cell is 100mW (20dBm). A 20mW (13dBm) hardwareunit is also available.

The output power accuracy at the antenna connector <+/- 2.1dB

3.1.6

Radio Parameters

The Home Cell is designed according to the following parameters in 3GPP TS 25.104specifications.

ParameterTypicalvalue

3GPP value

Sensitivity -107 dBm -107 dBm (or less)

Total power DynamicRange (DL)

>18 dB18 dB (or greater)

QPSK EVM <17.5% 17.5% (or less)

QAM EVM <12.5% 12.5% (or less)

ACLR 5MHz >45 dB 45 dB (or greater)

ACLR 10MHz >50 dB 50 dB (or greater)

Table 5: Radio parameters








3.1.7 Power Consumption

The Home Cell power consumption is less than 12W assuming full capacity is used for 100mWmaximum transmit power.

3.1.8

Reliability

The MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) is calculated based on Telcordia SR-332 Issue 2,September 2006. The MTBF of the Home Cell excluding the power supply at 25°C is 859K hoursfor the dual band product and 878K hours for the AWS product.

3.1.9 Security

The Home Cell supports an optional secure device for the authentication of the Access Point: asecure memory can be used to authenticate and store sensitive data in the Access Point (sharedsecret for authentication). From BCR 3.0, The Home Cell can also support digital certificateinstead of this mechanism. However, once the authentication method is configured in theproduct (either shared secret or digital certificate) then there is no way to change it anymore.

The Home Cell can be optionally fitted with an anti tamper alarm.

3.1.10 LED Indicators

On the front side of the Home Cell there are 4 LEDs (5 with GPS) that provide the followinginformation:

Figure 5: LED indicators








LEDs Power Connectivity 3G MobileEthernet

(optional)

GPS(optional)

Pictogram GPS

ON Power OnSystem is ready toprovide service or isproviding service

Home Cell hasat least oneactive call

Ethernet linkactive

GPS hasprovided anaccuratelocation fix

OFFPower Off(other LEDsalso off)

System is unable to

achieve stable clearstate and provideservice or Major HWfault

Systeminitialising or

unable toprovide serviceor no activecalls or majorHW fault

Ethernet linkis removed

No power or

GPS location

not requiredor

GPS locationdetectionfailed

BlinkingMajor HWfault (otherLEDs off)

System is initialising(booting,connecting,registering,performing, auto-configuration or

network listening)

Maximumnumber of callsactive

-

Locationdetection inprocess

Table 6: LED indication

3.1.11 Environmental and Regulatory Specifications

The table below summarizes the compliance of the 9361 Home Cell Indoor regarding 3GPPstandards:

3GPP release Compliant norms

Release 6 3GPP TS 45.005

Release 9 3GPP TS 25.101, 3GPP TS 25.104

3GPP TS 25.141

Table 7: 3GPP compliance

The Home Cell is compliant with the general regulatory requirements and certifications for theoperation in the US (UL, FCC) and in Canada (RSS). The unit is compliant with RoHS andWEEE as well as the standards listed in the following paragraphs: Environment operatingconditions, Safety/Health, Environment and EMC.

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This unit meets the FCC requirements for the US as defined in 47CFR24.238 (FCC part 24) for1900MHz systems and in 47CFR22.917 (FCC part 22) for 800MHz systems. The Home Cell iscompliant with RSS-132, RSS-133 and RSS-GEN for the Canadian market.

Environment operating conditions:

ETS 300 019-1-3 class 3.1E (Temperature-controlled locations, exceptional operatingconditions - temperature range: -5°C to +45°C)

Ingress Protection Rating of the Home Cell enclosure conforms to IP30 (according to IEC60529)

Parameter Value

Operating temperature range -5°C to +45°C

Relative humidity 5% to 90%

Table 8: Operating temperature range and relative humidity range

Safety/Health

Safety standard: UL 60950-1

Health standard: OET (Office of Engineering & Technology) Bulletin 65 and RSS-102 (forCanada only)

Environment

Compliant with directive 2002/95/EC RoHS6, administrative measure on the control of

pollution caused by electronic information products.

Directive 2002/96/EC, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)

The Home Cell is compliant with the following standards:

FCC part 15 class B

FCC part 22

FCC part 24

3GPP TS 25.113 release 10

Electrostatic discharge immunity

IEC 61000-4-2

± 2kV and ± 4kV (contact discharge)

± 2kV, ± 4kV and ± 8kV (air discharge).








Radiated field immunity

IEC 61000-4-3

Signal from 80 MHz to 2700 MHz with 1KHz AM modulation depth 80%, level: 3V/m

Surge and Electrical Fast Transient

The Home Cell tolerates Electrical Fast Transients IEC 61000-4-4 level 2 and SurgesIEC 61000-4-5 level 2.

Note: this document doesn’t take i nto account GR-1089-CORE specified by some customers .








3.2 Home Cell packaging

The Home Cell V2 is packaged in a gift box with customisable sleeve which contains (as a standard

delivery):The Home Cell

An English user guide (covers the set-up and operation)

A power pack

A stand and a wall mounting kit

A 2m Ethernet cable








4 APPENDICES

4.1

Appendix A: Related Reading

For more information, please refer to:

[1] UMT/SYS/INF/023452: Base Station Router Femto. Feature Planning Guide BCR 2.1

[2]

UMT/SYS/INF/025597: Base Station Router Femto. Feature Planning Guide BCR 2.2

[3]

BCR/SYS/INF/030989: Alcatel-Lucent 9360 Small Cell solution BCR 2.4 release. FeaturePlanning Guide

[4] BCR/SYS/INF/035520: Alcatel-Lucent 9360 Small Cell solution BCR 3.0 release. FeaturePlanning Guide

[5]

BCR/SYS/INF/026827: 9360 Small Cells Solution - Solution Description

[6] UMT/OAM/INF/022831: Small Cell Management Solution - Customer Product Overview

[7]

BCR/IRC/APP/025735: Alcatel-Lucent 9360 Small Cell Network Reference Architecture








4.2 Appendix B: Acronyms

A – I I - Z

AC Alternating Current IPsec Internet Protocol Security

ACLR Adjacent Channel Leakagepower Ratio

IRAT Inter-Radio Access Technology

3G 3rd Generation LED Light-Emitting Diode

3GPP 3rd Generation PartnershipProject

MDI Medium Dependent Interface

BCCH Broadcast Control Channel MHz Megahertz

BCR Base Station Router ClusterRelease

MSC Mobile Switching Centre

BSG BSR Signalling Gateway MTBF Mean Time Between Failures

BSR Base Station Router OAM Operations, Administration andMaintenance

CS Circuit Switched PS Packet Switched

DC Direct Current QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation

DCS Digital Cellular System QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

DL Downlink RNC Radio Network Controller

EVM Error Vector Magnitude RoHS Restriction of Hazardous SubstancesDirective

FCC Federal Communications

Commission

SCMS Small Cells Management System

GSM Global System for MobileCommunications

SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node

HSDPA High Speed DownlinkPacket Access

UE User Equipment

HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access

UL Uplink

IEEE Institute of Electrical andElectronics Engineers

UMTS Universal Mobile TelecommunicationsSystem

IMT International MobileTelecommunications

W-CDMA Wideband Code Division Multiple Access

IP Internet Protocol WEEE Waste Electrical and ElectronicEquipment Directive

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