Cabling Flexi Multiradio 10 Base Station

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Table of ContentsThisdocumenthas64pages

Summaryofchanges..................................................................... 7

1 ConnectingSystemModule(FSMx)corecabling.......................... 91.1 Connectingexternalpowerfeed.................................................... 91.2 Connectinginternalopticalcables............................................... 161.3 Connectingtransmissioncables.................................................. 211.3.1 Overviewofconnectingtransmissioncabling.............................. 211.3.2 ConnectingRJ45transmissioncable...........................................211.3.3 ConnectingSFPtransmissioncable............................................ 231.4 ConnectingFSMxcoreoptionalcabling.......................................271.4.1 ConnectingSyncOutcable..........................................................271.4.2 ConnectingSyncIncable............................................................ 281.4.3 ConnectingExternalAlarmsandControls(EAC)cable...............291.4.4 ConnectingexternalIPdevices....................................................30 2 ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-

Module(FPFD)cabling................................................................ 322.1 FPFDv.103cabling.....................................................................322.2 FPFDv.204Eforecabling........................................................... 372.3 FPFDv.204Artesyncabling........................................................41 3 ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSub-

Module(FTIF)cabling.................................................................. 47 4 ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSCapacityExtensionSub-

Module(FBBA)cabling................................................................ 49 5 ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSCapacityExtensionSub-

Module(FBBC)cabling................................................................ 53 6 ChecklistforcablingFlexiMultiradio10BTS...............................57 7 Appendices.................................................................................. 587.1 ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticalcabledeliveries. 587.2 ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticaltransceiver

deliveries...................................................................................... 597.3 ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTStransmissioncable

deliveries...................................................................................... 597.4 ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSsynchronizationcable

deliveries...................................................................................... 607.5 EACcable(FTSI472578A)wiring............................................... 617.6 FlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)

controlpanel.................................................................................62


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List of FiguresFigure1 RoutingDCpowercablethroughcableentry.......................................9Figure2 Loosenscrewterminals......................................................................10Figure3 StrippingDCpowercable...................................................................10Figure4 InsertingDCpowercabletoIPboot................................................... 11Figure5 RemovingnarrowendofIPboot........................................................ 12Figure6 Removingtape................................................................................... 12Figure7 InsertDCpowercablewires...............................................................13Figure8 Tightenscrewterminals......................................................................14Figure9 FixingIPboot......................................................................................15Figure10 Installcableentries.............................................................................16Figure11 Installingopticaltransceiver............................................................... 18Figure12 Pullingbackcableconnectorseal...................................................... 19Figure13 Connectingopticalcable.................................................................... 19Figure14 Installingopticalcableconnectorseal................................................ 19Figure15 Routingopticalcable.......................................................................... 20Figure16 ConnectingRJ45transmissioncable................................................. 22Figure17 Insertingopticaltransceiver................................................................24Figure18 Pullingbacktheconnectorseal..........................................................25Figure19 Connectingopticalcable.................................................................... 25Figure20 Connectingopticalcable.................................................................... 26Figure21 Pushingtheconnectorsealinplace...................................................26Figure22 ConnectingSyncOutcable................................................................ 27Figure23 ConnectingSyncIncable...................................................................28Figure24 ConnectingEACcable....................................................................... 29Figure25 ConnectingRJ45cabletoLMPport...................................................31Figure26 PullingFSMxcoreout........................................................................ 33Figure27 LooseningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................33Figure28 Wrappingtapearoundwires...............................................................34Figure29 InsertingcabletoIPboot....................................................................34Figure30 Removingtape................................................................................... 35Figure31 ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires...........................................35Figure32 TighteningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................35Figure33 FixingIPboot......................................................................................36Figure34 LooseningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................38Figure35 Wrappingtapearoundwires...............................................................38Figure36 InsertingcabletoIPboot....................................................................39Figure37 Removingtape................................................................................... 39Figure38 ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires...........................................40


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Figure39 TighteningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................40Figure40 FixingIPboot......................................................................................41Figure41 LooseningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................42Figure42 Wrappingtapearoundwires...............................................................43Figure43 InsertingcabletoIPboot....................................................................43Figure44 Removingtape................................................................................... 44Figure45 ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires...........................................44Figure46 TighteningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................45Figure47 FixingIPboot......................................................................................46Figure48 ConnectingFTIFcabling.................................................................... 47Figure49 RemovingFBBAIPseals................................................................... 49Figure50 Connectingpowercable..................................................................... 49Figure51 Chainingpowercable......................................................................... 50Figure52 ConnectingQSFPcable..................................................................... 50Figure53 ConnectingsecondQSPFcable........................................................ 51Figure54 BendingtheQSFPcables(1).............................................................52Figure55 BendingtheQSFPcables(2).............................................................52Figure56 RemovingFBBCIPseals................................................................... 53Figure57 Connectingpowercable..................................................................... 53Figure58 ConnectingQSFPcable..................................................................... 54Figure59 ConnectingsecondQSFPcable........................................................ 55Figure60 BendingtheQSFPcables(1).............................................................56Figure61 BendingtheQSFPcables(2).............................................................56Figure62 FPFDcontrolpanel.............................................................................62


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List of TablesTable1 RATreleasescoveredbythedocument...............................................7Table2 Opticalcabledeliveries.......................................................................58Table3 Opticaltransceiverdeliveries..............................................................59Table4 Transmissioncabledeliveries.............................................................59Table5 Synccabledeliveries..........................................................................60Table6 EACcable(FTSI)wiring..................................................................... 61Table7 FPFDLEDindications........................................................................ 63


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Summary of changesChangesbetweendocumentissuesarecumulative.Therefore,thelatestdocumentissuecontainsallchangesmadetopreviousissues.

ThisdocumentiscommonforallRadioAccessTechnologies(RAT).YoumayfindhereinformationaboutsolutionsthatarenotavailableorsupportedinaspecificSWreleaseorRAT.TableRATreleasescoveredbythedocumentlistsallSWreleasescoveredbythecontentofthisdocument.ForfeaturessupportedinyourSWrelease,seerespectivefeaturedocumentationchapterinthesystemlibrary.

Table1 RATreleasescoveredbythedocument

Radio Access Technology (RAT)

Product release

GSM RG20,RG30

LTE RL25TD,RL35TD,RL45TD

RL40,RL50,RL60

WCDMA RU40

FlexiMultiradio10BTSisonWN8.03.0levelandisnotvalidforRU50.

Changes between issues 10 (2014-06-04) and 11 (2014-06-24)Connecting Sync In cable

GPScableassembly300mhasbeenaddedtothelist.

FPFD v. 204 Efore cabling

Newchapter.

FPFD v. 204 Artesyn cabling

Newchapter.

Changes between issues 09 (2014-03-25) and 10 (2014-06-04)Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power Distribution Sub-Module (FPFD) control panel

OvertempretureremovedfromtheredLEDfaultcaseinTable7:FPFDLEDindications.

FPFD v. 103 cabling

InformationaboutrequiredtoolhasbeenaddedtoStep2.

Connecting SFP transmission cable

Informationaboutusingreel-typeconnectioncleanerhasbeenaddedtoStep5.

Connecting internal optical cables

Step4hasbeenupdated. Notehasbeenupdated.

CablingFlexiMultiradio10BaseStation Summaryofchanges

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Changes between issues 08 (2014-03-07) and 09 (2014-03-25)Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Capacity Extension Sub-Module (FBBC)cabling

Newchapter.

Summaryofchanges CablingFlexiMultiradio10BaseStation

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1 Connecting System Module (FSMx) corecabling

1.1 Connecting external power feedBefore you start

g TheFSMxcoreDCinputisonlyusedwhenthereisnoFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)intheconfiguration.

g ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswithFSMFDCinput(withorwithoutFPFD)iftheinputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m.(InstalledclosetoFSMFDCinputport).

Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswhenthepowerfeederlengthexceeds4m.Thepowerfeedercableneedstobegroundedatbothends.

Makesurethatthemoduleisgrounded.

ChooseaDCpowercablebetweenouterdiameterswithasealingof6mmto20mm(0.24-0.79in.).

f WARNING! Risk of short circuit.MakesurethemainsiteswitchisintheOFFpositionbeforeyouconnecttheDCpowercable.

w NOTICE:Incorrectcablesandsealsmaynotprovideappropriateingressprotection.UseonlytestedIP65classoutdoorcableswithsealsprovidedbyNSN.Thisisrequiredforbothindoorandoutdoorinstallations,includingtheoutdoorcabinet.

Thepowercablemustbeconnectedbeforepowerisappliedtothesystem.

1 Route the DC power cable through the cable entry.

Figure1 RoutingDCpowercablethroughcableentry

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2 Loosen the screw terminals of the DC in port on the FSMx front panel.

Figure2 Loosenscrewterminals

DCin

+ -

3 Strip the DC power cable and wrap tape around the exposed wires in order notto break the IP boot.

Figure3 StrippingDCpowercable

ConnectingSystemModule(FSMx)corecabling CablingFlexiMultiradio10BaseStation

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4 Insert the taped end of the DC power cable to the IP boot.

Figure4 InsertingDCpowercabletoIPboot

Whenusingathickcable,thenarrowendoftheIPbootcanberemovedusingscissors.Cutinonegosothatyougetacleancutsurface.SeeFigure5:RemovingnarrowendofIPbootfordetails.NotethatyoucaninsertonlyoneDCcablewithadiameterofmax.20mm(0.79in.)totheIPboot.Minimumcablediameteris6mm(0.24in.).


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Figure5 RemovingnarrowendofIPboot

Cablediameter1 - mmcutwithscissorsinonego

0.1 17.0

Cablediameter1 -20 mmcutwithscissorsinonego

7.1 .0

Cablediameter - mm(nocuttingneed)

6.0 10.0

5 Remove the tape.

Figure6 Removingtape

6 Insert the DC power cable to the screw terminal and make sure that the polarityof the wires is correct.ConnectthewirestotheV48N-andV48RTN+connectorsaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.


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f WARNING! Risk of power supply failure and, in rare cases, of shortcircuit.Checkthatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.

Figure7 InsertDCpowercablewires

7 Tighten the screw terminals to 5.0 Nm (3.69 ft-lb).MakesurethattheDCpowercableisnotbenttotheleftorrightinordertoavoidtensiontotheDCinputterminals.


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Figure8 Tightenscrewterminals


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8 Fix the IP boot in place and fix the screw. Tighten to max. 2.0 Nm (1.48 ft-lb).

Figure9 FixingIPboot

1 2


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9 Install the cable entries.

Figure10 Installcableentries

10 Fix the cable entry screws.

11 Fix the DC power cable to the side of the module casing with cable ties.

1.2 Connecting internal optical cablesPurpose

TheopticalcablesconnectedbetweentheSystemModuleandeachoftheRFModulesorRemoteRadioHeads(orthesystemextensionmodule)areusedfortransmittingsignalsbetweenmodules.

TheSystemModulesupportsopticalcablesinthreelengthranges:

1. 0-13km(dependingontheRFHWversion,thevaluesmightvaryasfollows:0-10...13km)

2. 13-26km(dependingontheRFHWversion,thevaluesmightvaryasfollows:10...13kmor20...26km)

3. 26-39km(dependingontheRFHWversion,thevaluesmightvaryasfollows:20...26kmor30...39km)

TheRFModulesmustbeconnectedtotheSystemModulewithafiberfromthesamelengthrange.

NotethatincaseofRFchaining,theopticalcablelengthfromtheSystemModuletoanyRFModuleinchainmustremaininthesamelengthrange.IncaseofRFModuleschaining,thelengthrangeisthetotalopticalpathlengthbetweentheSystemModuleandthelastRFModuleinchain.

SeeContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticalcabledeliveriesandContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticaltransceiverdeliveriesforsupportedcablesandopticaltransceivers.


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Before you start

f WARNING! Risk of eye damage caused by invisible laser beam.Makesurethatthelaserbeamisswitchedoffwhenopticalcablesareinstalled.

f CAUTION! Risk of personal injury.Alwaysstoptransmissionbeforedetachingtheopticalfiberfromanopticalfiberconnectormarkedwithawarningtriangle.


w NOTICE:Overbendingtheopticalfibercablesdamagesthecablesandcandetachordamagetheconnectors.Donotbendopticalfibrecablestoaradiussmallerthantheminimumradiusof70mm(2.76inches)forcableswithdiameter7mm(0.28inches)or50mm(1.97inches)forcableswithdiameter5mm(0.20inches).

w NOTICE:Theopticalfiberconnectorisfragile.Handleitwithcare.

w NOTICE:Opticalcablesarefragile.Alwaysroutetheopticalcabletothedirectionitisbended.

w NOTICE:Opticalfibersaresensitive.Thepresenceofcontaminantslowersthemechanicalstrengthoftheopticalfiberandmaydampenthetransmissionoflightinthefibers.Cleanallopticalfiberconnectorsbeforeinstallationusinganopticalfibersconnectorcleaningkit.

g WhenusingtwoorthreeparallelopticalfibersperRFModule,thedifferenceinlengthsbetweenthecablesmustnotexceed30m.

w NOTICE:IftheSFPmoduleishotswapped,asiteresetisrequired.

1 Remove the IP seals from the relevant optical cable connectors in both Systemand RF Modules.WhenpullingouttheIPseal,bendingittoanydirectionisonlyallowedforamaximumlengthof2mm(0.08in.).WhentheIPsealhascomeout2mmoutofitsslot,onlyuseaxialforcetocompletetheIPsealremoval.Storethesealsforlateruse.


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Figure11 Installingopticaltransceiver

When2mmout,onlyuseaxialforce.

Bendingonlyallowedformax.2mm.

1

2mm

2 Remove the protective cap from the optical transceiver and push it in theSystem Module.

w NOTICE:AlwaysconnectRFModulesusingtheirOPT1porttotheconsecutivemasterSystemModuleports,startingfromRF/EXT1port.MakesureyouinserttheopticaltransceiverasshowninFigure11:Installingopticaltransceiver.Oncetheopticaltransceiverisinserted,flipthelatchup.


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3 Pull back the optical cable connector seal to uncover the connector.

Figure12 Pullingbackcableconnectorseal

4 Remove the protective plug and clean the connectors using a reel type opticalfiber connector cleaner or follow the instructions below.

a) Moistenalint-freeswaboronesectionofalint-freewipewithonedropof99%alcohol.

b) Lightlywipetheconnectorwithalcoholmoistenedswaborwipe.c) Dryanyremainingalcoholwithadryswaborthedrysectionofthewipe.d) Properlydisposeoftheswaborwipe.Donotreuse.

5 Connect the cable to the System Module.Makesureitclicksintoplace.

Figure13 Connectingopticalcable

6 Push the connector seal firmly in place.

Figure14 Installingopticalcableconnectorseal


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7 Route the cable between the System and RF Modules.

Figure15 Routingopticalcable

Leftside

8 Coil up the excess cable and fix it with cable ties.Youshouldstoreanexcessivecablematerialinacablecoil.Followthestepsbelow.a) Coil the cables according to the specified bending radius.

g Donotexceedtheminimumbendingradiusvalue.b) Support the coil so that the cable own weight does not cause coil to

change its form.c) Store the coil outside in secured location so the weather conditions have

no impact.

9 Remove the protective cap from the optical transceiver and push it in the RFModule.

10 Pull back the optical cable connector seal to uncover the connector.

11 Remove the protective plug and clean the connector according to theinstructions given in step 4.

12 Connect the optical cable to the RF Module.Makesureitclicksintoplace.


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14 Repeat for each RF Module in the configuration.

15 Make sure that all the connector seals are properly installed.

1.3 Connecting transmission cables1.3.1 Overview of connecting transmission cabling

WithFlexiMultiradio10BTSSystemModule,therearethreeoptionsfortransmission:twointegratedinterfacesontheFSMxcoreandanoptionaltransmissionsub-module.

1) EIF1 interface (RJ45)Thisintegratedtransmissioninterfaceismarked"EIF1"ontheFSMxcorefrontpanel.Ifyouareusingthistransmissionoption,seeConnectingRJ45transmissioncable.

2) EIF2 interface (SFP/SFP+)Thisintegratedtransmissioninterfaceismarked"EIF2/RF/6"ontheFSMxfrontpanel.Theinterfacecanbesoftware-configuredtoeitherGEEthernetinterfacefortransportpurposes(SFP)orRP3-01/CPRIinterface(SFP+).Notethatitisonlyavailablefortransportifanoptionaltransmissionsub-moduleisnotdeployed.Ifyouareusingthistransmissionoption,seeConnectingSFPtransmissioncable.

3) Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optional Transmission Sub-ModuleIfmoreorotherEthernetinterfacesarerequiredthenaFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSub-Moduleisneeded.Forinstallationinstructions,seeInstallingFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSub-Module(FTIF).Forcablinginstructions,seeConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSub-Module(FTIF)cabling.

SeeContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTStransmissioncabledeliveriesforalistofcablesavailable.

1.3.2 Connecting RJ45 transmission cableBefore you start


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w NOTICE:Riskofdamagetoequipment.FlexiBTStransmissioncableswithweather-resistantbootsmustbeusedinoutdoorinstallations.

Figure16 ConnectingRJ45transmissioncable

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5

6

1 Remove the IP seal from the EIF1 port on the FSMx core front panel.Storethesealforlateruse.

2 Route the transmission cable through the cable entry.

3 Pull back the connector seal to uncover the connector.

4 Connect the cable to the EIF1 port.Makesureitclicksintoplace.


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5 Push the cable connector seal firmly in place.

6 Coil up the excess cable and fix it on the module casing with cable ties.

7 Make sure that the connector seal is properly installed.

1.3.3 Connecting SFP transmission cableBefore you start

f WARNING! Danger of eye damage caused by invisible laser beam.Makesurethatthelaserbeamisswitchedoffduringopticalfiberinstallation.

w NOTICE:OnlyNSNproprietarySFPs(seechapterSmallForm-factorPluggabletransceivers(SFPs)inFlexiMultiradioBaseStationOptionalItemsDescriptionandFlexiMultiradio10BaseStationOptionalItemsDescription)mustbeusedforallopticalconnections(bothsinglemodeandmultimode)toconnectSystemModuleandRadioModule.Anyexceptiontothisrulerequiresawrittenproductmanagementapproval.


w NOTICE:Riskofdamagetoequipment.FlexiBTStransmissioncableswithweather-resistantbootsmustbeusedinoutdoorinstallations.

1 Remove the IP seal from the EIF2/RF/6 port on the FSMx core front panel.Storethesealforlateruse.


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Figure17 Insertingopticaltransceiver

When2mmout,onlyuseaxialforce.

Bendingonlyallowedformax.2mm.

1

2mm

2 Remove the protective cap from the optical transceiver and push it in theEIF2/RF/6 port.Makesureyouinserttheopticaltransceiverasshownin.Oncetheopticaltransceiverisinserted,flipthelatchup.


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Figure18 Pullingbacktheconnectorseal

5 Remove the protective plug from the optical cable and clean the connectorusing a reel-type optical connector cleaner or according to the instructionsbelow:

a) Moistenalint-freeswaboronesectionofalint-freewipewithonedropof99%alcohol.

b) Lightlywipetheconnectorwithalcoholmoistenedswaborwipe.c) Dryanyremainingalcoholwithadryswaborthedrysectionofthewipe.d) Properlydisposeoftheswaborwipe.Donotreuse.

6 Connect the cable to the EIF2/RF/6 port.Makesureitclicksintoplace.



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Figure21 Pushingtheconnectorsealinplace


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1.4 Connecting FSMx core optional cabling1.4.1 Connecting Sync Out cable

Purpose

Figure22 ConnectingSyncOutcable

1 2 3

1 Remove the IP seal from the Sync Out port on the FSMx core.Storethesealforlateruse.

2 Connect a Sync cable (for example FTSF 472509A) to the Sync Out port.Thecorrectendofthecableismarkedwiththelabel"SyncOut".


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4 Connect the other end of the Sync cable to the Sync In port of the secondFSMx in your configuration.

5 Fix the excess cable with cable ties.

1.4.2 Connecting Sync In cablePurpose

Figure23 ConnectingSyncIncable

1 2 3

Before you start

Theexamplecablesthatcanbeusedarelistedbelow:

Externalsynchronizationinput:

SyncCableF(FTSF472509A) SyncCableG(FTSG472576A)

PoweringandcontrollingGPSequipment:

GPScableassembly30m(FTSE472510A) GPScableassembly100m(FTSH472577A) GPScableassembly300m(FTSM472870A)


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1 Remove the IP seal from the Sync In port on the FSMx core.Storethesealforlateruse.

2 Connect the cable to the Sync In port.Thecorrectendofthecableismarkedwiththelabel"SyncIn".


4 Connect the other end of the cable as follows:

IfyourcableisaFTSF,connectittotheSyncOutportofthesecondFSMFinyourconfiguration.

IfyourcableisaFTSG,connectittotheSyncOutportofFSMC/D/E. IfyourcableisaFTSE/H,connectittotheGPSantenna.


1.4.3 Connecting External Alarms and Controls (EAC) cablePurpose

Figure24 ConnectingEACcable

1 2 3


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1 Remove the IP seal from the EAC port on the FSMx core.Storethesealforlateruse.

2 Connect an EAC cable (FTSI 472578A) to the EAC port.Thecorrectendofthecableismarkedwiththelabel"EAC".


4 Connect the other end of the cable to the Flexi System External Alarm module(FSEB).Alternatively,youcancutofftheDconnectorandconnecttheotherendofthecableto,forexample,yourpatchpanelbasedonthecolorcodingofthecable.SeeappendixEACcable(FTSI472578A)wiringfordetails.


1.4.4 Connecting external IP devicesPurposeExternalIPdevicescanbeconnectedtoFSMFthroughtheLMPport.Before you start


w NOTICE:IfyouconnectRCUAtotheFSMF,connectthedevicethrough10/100Mbitswitch/hub.RCUAworkswith10Mbit/sspeedwithnoautonegotiationsupport.

Summary


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Figure25 ConnectingRJ45cabletoLMPport

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1 Remove the IP seal from the LMP port on the FSMx core front panel.Storethesealforlateruse.



4 Connect the cable to the LMP port.Makesureitclicksintoplace.




g AlwaysclosetheIPcapafterdisconnectingthecable.


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2 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS PowerDistribution Sub-Module (FPFD) cabling

2.1 FPFD v. 103 cablingBefore you start


f WARNING! Risk of short circuit.WhentheFPFDisinuse,itfeeds48VtotheFSMxcoreDCInport.MakesurethattheportiscoveredwiththeIPsealandnotused.DonotalsousetheDCInportforfeedingothermodules.

g ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswithFPFDoutputiftheoutputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m(installedatFSMFendonly).

Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswhenthepowerfeederlengthexceeds4m.Thepowerfeedercableneedstobegroundedatbothends.

IftheDCinputcableisnotconnectedyet,seeInstallingFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)fordetails.

Ifcableentriesareinstalled,removethem.

IfyouneedtoconnectDCoutputcablestotheFPFDfrontpanelwhileitisrunning,turnthepowerofffromthecontrolpanel.SeeFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)controlpanelfordetails.

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1 Undo the screws holding the FSMx core in place and pull it out slightly.

Figure26 PullingFSMxcoreout

2 Loosen the screw terminals on the FPFD front panel with a 2.5mm allen key.

Figure27 LooseningFPFDscrewterminals

CablingFlexiMultiradio10BaseStation ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)cabling

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3 Strip the DC output cable and wrap tape around the exposed wires in order notto break the IP boot.

Thecablesizeisrangeis4to16mm2(12to6AWG).

Figure28 Wrappingtapearoundwires

4 Insert the taped end of the cable to the IP boot.

Figure29 InsertingcabletoIPboot



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5 Remove the tape.


6 Insert the cable to the screw terminal and make sure that the polarity of thewires is correct.

f WARNING! Risk of power supply failure and, in rare cases, of shortcircuit.Checkthatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.

Figure31 ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires_+

7 Tighten the screw terminals to 3.0 Nm (2.21 ft-lb).MakesurethattheDCcableisnotbenttotheleftorrightinordertoavoidtensiontotheDCoutputterminals.

Figure32 TighteningFPFDscrewterminals


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8 Fix the IP boot in place.




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9 Repeat steps 2 to 8 as many times as necessary.

10 Reinsert the FSMx core and fix the screws.

2.2 FPFD v. 204 Efore cablingBefore you start


w Separatetheinputcabletopositiveandnegativewires(accordingtotheirelectricalpolarity).Outputwireshavetobeplacedinsideroundjacket.


g ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswithFPFDoutputiftheoutputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m(installedattheFSMFendonly).

Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswhenthepowerfeederlengthexceeds4m.Thepowerfeedercableneedstobegroundedatbothends.

w ConductorwirediameterofDCcableneedstobeselectedbasedonthePDUFuserating.OVPDCampacityshallnotbelowerthanthePDUFuserating.FornewerFPFDPDUversionA.204with43Alabel,asingleDCcableissufficientanddualDCcableFPCAmustnotbeused.





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1 Loosen the screw terminals on the FPFD front panel with a TX25 tool.


2 Strip 10 mm of insulation off the DC output cable and wrap exposed wires withtape in order not to break the IP boot.

Thecablesizerangeis10to16mm2(7to6AWG).




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3 Cut the tip of the IP boot with scissors according to your cable diameter.



5 Remove the tape.



f WARNING! Risk of power supply failure and, in rare cases, of shortcircuit.Makesurethatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.


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Figure38 ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires

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w NOTICE:Themaximumtorqueis4.0Nm(2.95ft-lb).Donotovertighten.




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w Separatetheinputcabletopositiveandnegativewires(accordingtotheirelectricalpolarity).Outputwireshavetobeplacedinsideroundjacket.


g ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswithFPFDoutputiftheoutputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m(installedatFSMFendonly).

Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswhenthepowerfeederlengthexceeds4m.Thepowerfeedercableneedstobegroundedatbothends.

w ConductorwirediameterofDCcableneedstobeselectedbasedonthePDUFuserating.OVPDCampacityshallnotbelowerthanthePDUFuserating.FornewerFPFDPDUversionA.204with43Alabel,asingleDCcableissufficientanddualDCcableFPCAmustnotbeused.




1 Loosen the screw terminals on the FPFD front panel with a TX25 tool.




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2 Strip 10 mm of insulation off the DC output cable and wrap the exposed wireswith tape in order not to break the IP boot.

Thecablesizeisrangeis10to16mm2(7to6AWG).


3 Cut the tip of the IP boot with scissors according to your cable size.




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5 Remove the tape.



f WARNING! Risk of power supply failure and, in rare cases, of shortcircuit.Makesurethatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.

Figure45 ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires

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3 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optionalTransmission Sub-Module (FTIF) cablingBefore you start


w NOTICE:IftheSFPmoduleishotswappedasiteresetisrequired.

Summary

Figure48 ConnectingFTIFcabling

7

1 2

IfusingOPT Ifs:

3

6

4

8

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1 Remove IP seals from the relevant transmission sub-module ports.Storethesealsforlateruse.

2 If using the optical interfaces, insert SFP modules to the EIF1 and EIF2 ports.UseonlyrecommendedSFPmodules.

w NOTICE:IftheSFPmoduleishotswappedasiteresetisrequired.

3 Route a transmission cable through the cable entry.

4 Pull back the connector seal covering the transmission cable connector.

5 If using the optical interfaces, clean the optical cables before connecting them.SeeConnectinginternalopticalcablesforinstructions.

6 Connect the cable to the transmission sub-module.



9 Repeat steps 3-8 for all the transmission cables required for yourconfiguration.


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4 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS CapacityExtension Sub-Module (FBBA) cablingBefore you start


1 Remove IP seals from the FBBA ports that you are going to use.Storethesealsforlateruse.

Figure49 RemovingFBBAIPseals

2 Connect the power cable (995297) from the DC out port on the FSMx core tothe DC in port on the FBBA front panel.Makesureitclicksintoplace.

Figure50 Connectingpowercable

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3 Push the connector seals firmly in place.

4 If using two FBBA sub-modules, chain the power cable from the DC out port ofthe first FBBA to the DC in port of the second FBBA.

Figure51 Chainingpowercable


6 Connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BB EXT1 port on the FSMx core to theBB EXT port on the FBBA front panel.

w NOTICE:MakesurethepowercableisconnectedbeforeconnectingtheQSFPcable.Makesureitclicksintoplace.

Figure52 ConnectingQSFPcable

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8 If using two FBBA sub-modules, connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BBEXT2 port on the FSMx core to the BB EXT port of the second FBBA.

Figure53 ConnectingsecondQSPFcable

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11 If applicable, install a front cover on the FSMx.

w NOTICE:Donotbreakthemaximumbendingradiusof40mm(1.57in.)fortheQSFPcables.BendthecablesupwardsasshowninFigure54:BendingtheQSFPcables(1)andFigure55:BendingtheQSFPcables(2),ensuringthattheouteredgesofthecablesarewithinthefrontcoverinnerdimensions.

Figure54 BendingtheQSFPcables(1)


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5 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS CapacityExtension Sub-Module (FBBC) cablingBefore you start


1 Remove IP seals from the DC power cable and FBBC ports that you are goingto use.Storethesealsforlateruse.

Figure56 RemovingFBBCIPseals

2 Follow steps below to connect the DC power cable:

Figure57 Connectingpowercable

A

C B

a) Connect the cable to the DC out port on the FSMx core.

w InstalltheDCcablesothattext"Thissideup"isfacingupwards.

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b) If using two FBBC sub-modules, connect the cable to the DC IN port of theright FBBC sub-module.

w IfusingonlyoneFBBCsub-module,leavetheprotectivecapontheunusedpowerconnectoroftheDCpowercable.c) Connect the cable to the DC IN port of the left FBBC sub-module.


4 Connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BB EXT1 port on the FSMx core to theBB EXT port on the FBBC front panel.

w NOTICE:MakesurethepowercableisconnectedbeforeconnectingtheQSFPcable.Makesureitclicksintoplace.

Figure58 ConnectingQSFPcable

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6 If using two FBBC sub-modules, connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BBEXT2 port on the FSMx core to the BB EXT port of the second FBBC.

Figure59 ConnectingsecondQSFPcable

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9 If applicable, install a front cover on the FSMx.

w NOTICE:Donotbreakthemaximumbendingradiusof40mm(1.57in.)fortheQSFPcables.BendthecablesupwardsasshowninFigure60:BendingtheQSFPcables(1)andFigure61:BendingtheQSFPcables(2),ensuringthattheouteredgesofthecablesarewithinthefrontcoverinnerdimensions.



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6 Checklist for cabling Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS

Work phase

Checked

Groundingcableisconnected.

Internalpowercablesareconnected.

Opticalcablesarecleanedandconnected.

Transmissioncablesareconnected.

Optionalcablesareconnected.

Allcableconnectorsealsarefirmlyinplace.

UnusedconnectorsarecoveredwithIPseals.

OnlyNSNprovidedcablesareused.

Modulefrontpanelcoversareinstalled.

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7 Appendices

7.1 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS opticalcable deliveriesTheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplaryopticalcablesarelistedinTable2:Opticalcabledeliveries.

Table2 Opticalcabledeliveries

Cable type

Product code

Description

FSFOFlexiSystemFibreHF2m

471851A Halogenfree,2LCconnectorsand2rubbergaskets

FSFDFlexiSystemFibreD4m

471743A 2LCconnectorsand2rubbergaskets

FSFFFlexiSystemFibreF10m


FSFGFlexiSystemFibreG20m


FSFHFlexiSystemFibreH30m


FSFIFlexiSystemFibreI40m


FSFBFlexiSystemFibreB50m


FSFQFlexiSystemFibreHF50m

471852A Halogenfree,2LCconnectorsand2rubbergaskets

FSFKFlexiSystemFibreK75m


FSFCFlexiSystemFibreC100m


FSFPFlexiSystemFibreP200m


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7.2 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS opticaltransceiver deliveriesTheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplaryopticaltransceiversarelistedinTable3:Opticaltransceiverdeliveries.

Table3 Opticaltransceiverdeliveries

Cable type

Product code

Description

FOSDFlexiOpticalTelecomSFPGbE850nmMM

471881A SFPTransceiver1000Base-SXEthernet,wave-length850nm,shorthaul

FOSCFlexiOpticalTelecomSFPGbE1310nm

471880A SFPTransceiver1000Base-LXEthernet,Wavelength1310nm,suitablee.g.forFTCH,longhaul

7.3 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTStransmission cable deliveriesTheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplarytransmissioncablesarelistedinTable4:Transmissioncabledeliveries.

Table4 Transmissioncabledeliveries

Cable type

Product code

Description

FTCYODCableRJ48CCAT715m

472427A Dualtwistedpaircablefor2xE1,oneendwithRJ48Candrubbergasket

FTCBODCableRJ48C120ohm15m

470309A Twistedpaircablefor1xE1,oneendwithRJ48Candrubbergasket

FTCVODCableRJ48C120ohm30m


FTCXODCableRJ48C120ohm50m


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Table4 Transmissioncabledeliveries(Cont.)

Cable type

Product code

Description

FTCHODCableLCSM131015m

470311A Opticalfiberwith2xLCconnectorandonerubbergasket

FTCRODCableRJ45CAT5E15m

471408A TwistedpaircableforGE,oneendwithRJ45andrubbergasket

FTCSODCableRJ45CAT5E30m


FTCTODCableRJ45CAT5E50m


FTCLODCableRJ48C-RJ48C120ohm4m

472348A Twistedpaircablefor1xE1,bothendswithRJ48Candrubbergaskets

FTCWODCableRJ45-RJ45CAT5E4m

472347A TwistedpaircableforGE,bothendswithRJ45andrubbergaskets

FTCAODCableRJ48C-TQ-M/0120ohm5m

470312A Pre-fabricatedco-locationcableforUltraSite,RJ48CtoTQconnector,for1xE1withonerubbergasket

7.4 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTSsynchronization cable deliveriesTheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplarysynchronizationcablesarelistedinTable5:Synccabledeliveries.

Table5 Synccabledeliveries

Cable type

Product code

Description

FTSFSyncCableF 472509A 2xHDMIconnectorwithrubbergasketstoconnectSyncIn/OutportsofcollocatedFSMF


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Table5 Synccabledeliveries(Cont.)

Cable type

Product code

Description

FTSGSyncCableG 472576A S1xHDMIandoneMDR14connectorwithrubbergasketstoconnectFSMFSyncIntoe.g.FSMESyncOutport

7.5 EAC cable (FTSI 472578A) wiringTable6 EACcable(FTSI)wiring

Conn. 1 (HDMI)

Pin no.

Conn. 2 (D37)

Pin no.

Pair: wire color

Description

1 7 1:Black EXT_AL0_H

2 8 2:Brown EXT_AL1_H

3 9 1:White/Black EXT_AL2_H

4 10 2:White/Brown EXT_AL3_H

5 11 3:Red EXT_AL4_H

6 12 4:Orange EXT_AL5_H

7 1+13 3:White/Red EXT_CTRL0_EXT_AL6_H

8 2+14 4:White/Orange EXT_CTRL1_EXT_AL7_H

9 3+15 5:Yellow EXT_CTRL2_EXT_AL8_H

10 4+16 6:Green EXT_CTRL3_EXT_AL9_H

11 5+17 5:White/Yellow EXT_CTRL4_EXT_AL10_H

12 6+18 6:White/Green EXT_CTRL5_EXT_AL11_H

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Table6 EACcable(FTSI)wiring(Cont.)

Conn. 1 (HDMI)

Pin no.

Conn. 2 (D37)

Pin no.

Pair: wire color

Description

14 20 7:White/Blue P5V0_EAC

15 23 8:Violet PROT_CAN_H_P5V_EAC

16 27 9:Grey GND

17 24 8:White/Violet PROT_CAN_L_P5V_EAC

18 25 10:Pink GND

19 28 9:White/Grey GND

7.6 Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power Distribution Sub-Module (FPFD) control panelThecontrolpanelislocatedonthefrontpaneloftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD).TherearefiveLEDsforthecorrespondingoutputports,andtwopushbuttonsfortheON/OFFfunctionalityofthetheoutputs.

Figure62 FPFDcontrolpanel

RF1 RF2 RF3 RF4 SYS

SETSELECT


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Table7 FPFDLEDindications

LED color

Function of theoutput

Fault caused by

Nocolor Outputisdisabled -

Yellow Stand-by,outputdisabled

Waitingforretry

Overload,overtemperatureorshortcircuit>Automaticrestart

Green Normaloperation,outputenabled

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Red Fault,outputdisabled Overloadorshortcircuit>RemainsOFFafterfault

Blinkingred Fuse#1willremaindisabled.Fuse#2tofuse#5onlysignalingfunction.

Reversepolarityorfeed-inintooutput

Allblinkingred Alloutputsdisabledafterpoweron

Internalhardwarefailureindication

Blinkingyellow Remotecontrolled,outputdisabled

-

Blinkingblue Selectionphaseactive

-

No function (neutral):PushingtheSETbuttonoutsidetheselectionphasedoesnotdoanything.

Entering selection phase (neutral):PushingtheSELECTbuttonentersorresumestheselectionphase.Startingattheleftmostposition(RF1)theLEDstartsblinkinginbluecolor(bluecolorisnotusedforanyotherkindofsignaling).WitheachadditionalpushontheSELECTbuttontheblinkingpositionmovesforwardfromthelefttorightpositioninacircularway.Theselectionphaseendsautomaticallyafterthreesecondswhennobuttonhasbeenpushedwithinthistimeframe.

Changing output state:PushingtheSETbuttonduringtheselectionphasetogglestheselected(blinkingblue)outputstate.AslongastheselectionphaseisactiveyoucantoggletheoutputstatewitheachpushontheSETbutton.WhentogglingtheoutputstatetoONtheselectionphaseisextendedtofivesecondstogivetheuserenoughtimetotoggletoOFFagain(incaseoftargetdevicemalfunction).


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Restrictions:TheSETpushbuttoncanbere-routedtotheSystemModule.ThisallowstheSystemModuletojudgeovertheON/OFFfunctionalityviathepushbutton.Defaultsetupisnore-routing.

ViaprioritycontrollinginFPFDitcanbeprohibitedtoalteranoutputstateviathepushbuttonwhenahigherpriorityaccesslinehastakenoverthecontrolforaspecificoutput.Defaultsetupisallaccesslineshavethesameprioritylevel.

OnlyimplementedordetectedoutputscanbeselectedviatheSELECTbutton.


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Cabling Flexi Multiradio 10 Base StationTable of ContentsList of FiguresList of TablesSummary of changes1Connecting System Module (FSMx) core cabling1.1Connecting external power feed1.2Connecting internal optical cables1.3Connecting transmission cables1.3.1Overview of connecting transmission cabling1.3.2Connecting RJ45 transmission cable1.3.3Connecting SFP transmission cable

1.4Connecting FSMx core optional cabling1.4.1Connecting Sync Out cable1.4.2Connecting Sync In cable1.4.3Connecting External Alarms and Controls (EAC) cable1.4.4Connecting external IP devices

2Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power Distribution Sub-Module (FPFD) cabling2.1FPFD v. 103 cabling2.2FPFD v. 204 Efore cabling2.3FPFD v. 204 Artesyn cabling

3Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optional Transmission Sub-Module (FTIF) cabling4Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Capacity Extension Sub-Module (FBBA) cabling5Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Capacity Extension Sub-Module (FBBC) cabling6Checklist for cabling Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS7Appendices7.1Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optical cable deliveries7.2Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optical transceiver deliveries7.3Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS transmission cable deliveries7.4Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS synchronization cable deliveries7.5EAC cable (FTSI 472578A) wiring7.6Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power Distribution Sub-Module (FPFD) control panel

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