MINI-LINK R4 ETSI Product Catalog
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Copyright Š Ericsson AB 2010. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the copyright owner. Disclaimer Commercial in Confidence The contents of this document are subject to revision without notice due to continued progress in methodology, design and manufacturing. Ericsson shall have no liability for any error or damage of any kind resulting from the use of this document.
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Contents
Contents 1
Introduction
1
1.1
Catalog Overview
2
1.2
Management for MINI-LINK
2
1.3 1.3.1
Revision Information New Products
2 2
1.4
Order Planning
2
1.5
Information to Market Units
3
2
System Descriptions
5
2.1
MINI-LINK Indoor Configuration
5
2.2 2.2.1 2.2.1.1 2.2.1.2 2.2.2 2.2.2.1 2.2.2.2 2.2.3 2.2.3.1 2.2.4 2.2.4.1 2.2.4.2 2.2.5 2.2.5.1 2.2.6 2.2.6.1 2.2.6.2 2.2.7 2.2.7.1
MINI-LINK Outdoor Configuration Unprotected Terminal (1+0) Integrated Installation Separate Installation Unprotected Terminal (2+0) Integrated Installation Separate Installation Unprotected Terminal (4+0) Separate Installation Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (2+0) Integrated Installation Separate Installation Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (4+0) Separate Installation Protected Terminal (1+1) Integrated Installation with Two Antennas Integrated and Separate Installation with One Antenna Protected Terminal XPIC/CCDP 2x(1+1) Separate Installation
5 6 6 7 7 7 8 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 12 12 12 13 13
3
MINI-LINK CN 500
15
3.1
MINI-LINK CN 500
17
3.2
Expansions
17
4
MINI-LINK CN 1010
19
4.1
MINI-LINK CN 1010
20
5
MINI-LINK TN Standard Packages
21
5.1 5.1.1 5.1.2
MINI-LINK TN Standard Packages 4xE1 16xE1
21 21 22
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5.1.3 5.1.4 5.1.5 5.1.6 5.1.7 5.1.8 5.1.9 5.1.10 5.1.11 5.1.12 5.1.13 5.1.14 5.1.15
16xE1, 1+1 STM-1, opto STM-1, opto, 1+1 30 Mbps, FE/4xE1 50 Mbps, GE/4xE1 100 Mbps, GE/4xE1 100 Mbps, GE/4xE1, 200 Mbps, GE/4xE1 200 Mbps, GE/4xE1, 300 Mbps, GE/4xE1 350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, 350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, 700 Mbps, GE/4xE1,
AM XPIC XPIC
22 22 23 23 23 24 24 25 25 25 26 26 26
6
MINI-LINK TN Sub-Racks
29
6.1 6.1.1 6.1.1.1 6.1.2 6.1.3 6.1.4 6.1.5 6.1.6 6.1.7 6.1.8 6.1.9 6.1.9.1 6.1.9.2 6.1.9.3 6.1.9.4 6.1.9.5 6.1.10 6.1.10.1 6.1.10.2 6.1.10.3 6.1.10.4 6.1.10.5 6.1.10.6 6.1.10.7
Access Module Magazine (AMM) AMM 2p B Interfaces for AMM 2p B AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D AMM 20p B AMM TN R4 Kits Dummy Units Power to AMM 2p B Power to AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D Power to AMM 20p B Node Processor Unit (NPU) NPU1 B NPU1 C NPU3 NPU3 B Interfaces for NPU Optional Features for AMM and NPU Software Upgrade R2 to R4 Software Upgrade R3 to R4 User I/O on NPU PDH Network Protection Remote Traffic Routing AMM 20p Slot Extension Ethernet Switching on NPU3 B
29 29 30 30 31 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 34 35 35 36 36 36 37 37 38 38 38 38
6.2 6.2.1 6.2.2 6.2.3 6.2.3.1
Cooling AMM 2p B AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D AMM 20p B Interfaces for FAU1
39 39 40 41 43
7
MINI-LINK TN Plug-in Units
45
7.1 7.1.1 7.1.2 7.1.2.1
Modem Unit (MMU) Interfaces for MMU Protection 1+1 protection
46 47 47 47
AM AM
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7.1.2.2 7.1.3 7.1.3.1 7.1.3.2 7.1.3.3 7.1.3.4 7.1.3.5 7.1.4 7.1.4.1 7.1.4.2 7.1.4.3 7.1.4.4 7.1.4.5 7.1.4.6 7.1.4.7 7.1.4.8 7.1.5
Additional Protection MINI-LINK TN MMUs MMU2 B MMU2 C MMU2 D MMU2 H MMU2 E 155 and MMU2 F 155 Optional Features for MMU 1+1 Microwave Radio Protection XPIC for PDH/Ethernet Adaptive Modulation Capacity Capacity Upgrade 1+1 SDH Radio Protection Enhanced Equipment Protection Equipment and Line Protection Combining SFP Optical with Optical Cables, Optical Splitter/Combiners and Optical Adapters For a Terminal with Max 10m Optical Cable For a Terminal with More Than 10m Optical Cable For a 1+1 Terminal with EEP Protection and Max 1 m between Equipment For a 1+1 Terminal with EEP protection and Max 10 m Optical Cable Interconnecting Two MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155 with Optical Cable
48 48 48 49 50 51 54 54 54 55 55 56 56 57 57 58
7.2 7.2.1
Switch Multiplexer Unit (SMU) Interfaces for SMU
63 63
7.3 7.3.1 7.3.2
Line Termination Unit (LTU) MSP 1+1 Protection Interfaces for LTU
64 65 65
7.4 7.4.1
Service Access Unit (SAU) Interfaces for SAU
66 66
7.5 7.5.1 7.5.2 7.5.2.1
Ethernet Interface Unit (ETU) Interfaces for ETU Optional Feature for ETU Additional ETU Ethernet Links
67 68 68 68
7.6 7.6.1 7.6.1.1
ATM Aggregation Unit (AAU) Optional Feature for AAU Additional AAU Capacity
69 70 70
7.7 7.7.1 7.7.2 7.7.3
Power Filter Unit (PFU) PFU1 PFU3 B Interfaces for PFU
70 70 71 71
7.8 7.8.1 7.8.1.1 7.8.1.2
SDH Cross Connected Unit (SXU) Optional Feature for SXU 21xE1 Drop SXU Ethernet over SDH
72 72 72 73
7.1.5.1 7.1.5.2 7.1.5.3 7.1.5.4 7.1.5.5
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7.8.2
Interfaces for SXU
73
8
Radio Units
75
8.1 8.1.1
Overview RAU Kit Delivery
75 76
8.2 8.2.1 8.2.2 8.2.3 8.2.4 8.2.5 8.2.6 8.2.7 8.2.8
Medium Capacity Radio Units RAU2 7 RAU2 8 RAU2 13 RAU2 15 RAU2 18 RAU2 23 RAU2 26 RAU2 38
77 77 79 80 80 82 83 84 84
8.3 8.3.1 8.3.1.1 8.3.2 8.3.3 8.3.4 8.3.5 8.3.6 8.3.7 8.3.8 8.3.9 8.3.10 8.3.11 8.3.12 8.3.13 8.3.14 8.3.15 8.3.16 8.3.17 8.3.18
Agile Radio Units Optional Feature for Agile Radio Units Modulation Agile RAU Xu RAU2 N 28 RAU2 N 32 RAU2 N 38 RAU2 X/Xu 6L RAU2 X/Xu 6U RAU2 X/Xu 7 RAU2 X/Xu 8 RAU2 X/Xu 10 RAU2 X/Xu 11 RAU2 X/Xu 13 RAU2 X/Xu 15 RAU2 X/Xu 18 RAU2 X/Xu 23 RAU2 X/Xu 26 RAU2 X/Xu 28 RAU2 X/Xu 32 RAU2 X/Xu 38
85 85 85 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 94 95 96 97 99 101 102 102 103 103
9
Antennas
105
9.1 9.1.1 9.1.2 9.1.3 9.1.4
Overview Integrated Installation Separate Installation Product Name Mounting Kit
105 106 106 107 107
9.2
ANT 6 GHz
107
9.3
ANT 7/8 GHz
108
9.4
ANT 10/11 GHz
109
9.5
ANT 13 GHz
109
9.6
ANT 15 GHz
110
9.7
ANT 18 GHz
110
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ANT 23 GHz
111
9.9
ANT 24/26 GHz
112
9.10
ANT 28 GHz
112
9.11
ANT 32 GHz
113
9.12
ANT 38 GHz
113
10
Cabinets and Housings
115
10.1 10.1.1 10.1.2
MINI-LINK Protective Housing (MPH) MPH Kit MPH Interfaces
115 116 117
10.2 10.2.1
Power Supply Units (PSU) PSU AC/DC, 420 W
118 118
10.3 10.3.1
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9302 TMR 9302 Interfaces
118 121
10.4
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9106
122
10.5
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9206
123
10.6
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9204 and TMR 9205
125
11
Indoor Cables and Connectors
127
11.1 11.1.1 11.1.1.1 11.1.1.2 11.1.1.3 11.1.1.4 11.1.1.5 11.1.1.6
Panels and Cable Assemblies Interface Panels ICF1 ICF2 ICF 16x2 ICF3 BNC ICF3 1.6/5.6 ICF4
127 127 127 128 129 129 130 132
11.2 Pre-assembled Cables 11.2.1 DC Cables 11.2.1.1 DC Cable for AMM 2p B and MINI-LINK CN 11.2.1.2 DC Cable +24 V for PSU DC/DC 11.2.1.3 DC Cable –48 V for PSU DC/DC 11.2.2 Traffic Cables 11.2.2.1 2xE1 Cable 11.2.2.2 2xE1 Cable 11.2.2.3 4xE1 Cable 11.2.2.4 4xE1 + 2xUser Out Cable 11.2.2.5 4xE1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45 11.2.2.6 4xE1 Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3 11.2.2.7 4xE1 Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3 with User Out Cable 11.2.2.8 4xE1 Connection Cable for ICF3 11.2.2.9 RJ45 Cable 11.2.2.10 4xE1 Cable, Open End, 75
11.2.2.11 2xE2 Cable, 75
11.2.2.12 E3 Cable, 75
11.2.2.13 E3 Unstructured 1+1 Cable
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11.2.2.14 STM-1 Electrical Cable 11.2.2.15 STM-1 Electrical Cable (SFP) 11.2.3 Signal Cables 11.2.3.1 Access Server Cable 11.2.3.2 Digital Service Channel Cable 11.2.3.3 Fan Alarm Cable for FAU1 11.2.3.4 Fan Alarm Cable for FAU3 11.2.3.5 Alarm Cable 11.2.3.6 AUX, User I/O 11.2.3.7 User I/O 11.2.3.8 PC Cable 11.2.3.9 1+1 Protection Cable 11.2.4 Ethernet Cables 11.2.4.1 Ethernet Cable 11.2.4.2 XPIC Cable 11.2.5 Optical Cables 11.2.5.1 Optical Fiber Cables, Duplex 11.2.5.2 SFP Optical Cable, Duplex 11.2.5.3 SFP Optical Cable, Crossed 11.2.5.4 Shielding Cover 11.2.6 Earthing Cable 11.2.7 Station Radio Cable 11.2.8 USB Cable 11.2.9 AC Cable 11.2.10 Special Connection to RBS
142 142 143 143 143 144 144 145 145 146 146 147 147 147 148 149 149 149 150 150 151 151 152 152 153
11.3 11.3.1 11.3.2 11.3.3
Cables by Meter DC Cables Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals Cables for Unbalanced Traffic
153 153 154 155
11.4 11.4.1 11.4.2 11.4.2.1 11.4.2.2 11.4.2.3 11.4.3 11.4.4
Connectors Connector Kits Optical Connectors Small Form-factor Plug-in Unit (SFP) Interfaces for SFP STS-3 Electrical Cable (SFP-SFP) Optical Splitter/Combiner Optical Adapters
156 156 157 157 159 159 160 161
12
Outdoor Cables and Connectors
163
12.1 12.1.1 12.1.1.1 12.1.2 12.1.3 12.1.4 12.1.5
Pre-assembled Cables Traffic Cables 4xE1/DS1 +2xUser Out cable Alignment Test Cable Ethernet Cable Optical Cables Earthing Cable
163 163 163 163 164 164 165
12.2 12.2.1 12.2.2
Cables by meter DC Cable Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals
165 165 165
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12.2.3
Radio Cable
166
12.3 12.3.1
Connectors Radio Connector Kits
167 167
13
Accessories
169
13.1 13.1.1 13.1.2 13.1.3 13.1.4 13.1.5 13.1.6 13.1.7
Cable Accessories Radio Cable Panel Mounting Bracket for Radio Cable Optional Cable Shelf Clamp Kit Earthing Kit Wall Gland Cable Strap
169 169 169 170 170 172 172 172
13.2 13.2.1 13.2.2 13.2.3 13.2.4 13.2.5 13.2.6 13.2.7 13.2.8
Indoor Accessories Wall Set 0.5U Adapter Kit ETSI Installation Bracket Dummy Units Power Supply Unit (PSU) DC/DC Power Supply Unit (PSU) AC/DC Digital Engineering Order Wire (EOW) DCN Site
173 173 174 174 175 176 177 177 178
13.3 13.3.1 13.3.2 13.3.3 13.3.4 13.3.5 13.3.5.1 13.3.6 13.3.7 13.3.8 13.3.9 13.3.10 13.3.11 13.3.12 13.3.13 13.3.14 13.3.15
Outdoor Accessories Integrated Power Splitters Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX Weather Protection Blanking Plate Kit for Separate Installation Kit for Separate Installation of RAU2 Flexible Waveguide Kit Waveguide Clamp Kit Radio Mounting Kit Waveguide Lock Kit Sun Protection Plate Antenna Support Arm Antenna Adapter Plate Antenna Mounting Kit Heater for TMR 9302, –48 V DC Pole Mounting Kit for TMR 9302
179 179 181 182 182 183 183 184 185 185 186 186 187 187 188 189 189
14
Tools
191
14.1 14.1.1 14.1.2
Software Planning Tools MLPERF Software Software Tools
191 191 191
14.2 14.2.1 14.2.2
Hardware Installation Tools Installation Tool Kit Tools Ordered Separately
192 192 193
15
Spare Parts
195
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15.1
AMM
195
15.2
FAU
195
15.3
NPU
195
15.4
PFU
195
15.5
MINI-LINK CN
196
15.6
Radio Units
196
15.7
Fan Kits for TMR 9302
197
16
Customer Product Information
199
16.1
Customer Product Information (CPI)
199
17
Training
201
18
Order Number Translation
203
18.1 18.1.1 18.1.2
Order Number Translation MINI-LINK TN R4 Indoor Units MINI-LINK TN R4 Soft Keys
203 203 204
Glossary
207
Index
211
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Introduction
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Introduction This catalog comprises Indoor and Outdoor equipment for the MINI-LINK R4 portfolio supplied by Ericsson AB: The MINI-LINK R4 microwave solution provides cost-efficient and intelligent functionality for cross-connection, multiplexing and protection of traffic on sites with one to several radio directions with capacities ranging from 2 Mbps up to 690 Mbps with XPIC functionality using C-QPSK and 4 to 256 QAM modulation. MINI-LINK TN is the complete microwave radio link with the capability of handling MPLS/IP/Ethernet traffic, PDH, SDH, and ATM in the same node and over a hop. MINI-LINK CN is the latest addition to the MINI-LINK family of products. It is a compact Ethernet/PDH centric product, optimized for stand alone hops as well as end nodes in MINI-LINK networks. MINI-LINK CN supports native Ethernet over Microwave in the same way as MINI-LINK TN, that is MPLS/IP/Ethernet priority handling, and is fully hop compatible with the MINI-LINK TN products. The modular design of the MINI-LINK R4 products makes them suitable to act in different types of nodes in the network. •
Edge Nodes Support microwave transmission in one direction
•
Repeater Nodes
•
Aggregation Nodes Aggregates traffic from a number of southbound links into one microwave link in the northbound direction.
•
Microwave Radios and Antennas from 6 GHz up to 38 GHz capable of transmitting up to 500 Mbit/s using C-QPSK and 4 to 512 QAM.
•
Cabinets and Housings for indoor and outdoor use.
•
Cables and Connectors for indoor and outdoor installation.
•
Accessories that is site material, for indoor and outdoor setups as well as installation tools.
This document is intended to be an aid for customers compiling a direct order to Ericsson or just to give an overview of the MINI-LINK product family for microwave transmission. For further technical details, see the technical description for the product. For more information on how to compose and place your order, the delivery time, spare parts and so on, please contact your Ericsson representative.
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1.1
Catalog Overview This section provides a product overview and guidelines for a basic configuration which can be used as a checklist to make sure that all necessary equipment is ordered. The following sections comprise detailed information about the products available for MINI-LINK R4. The Glossary contains explanations of abbreviations and some of the terms that are used in this catalog. There is also an index of product names.
1.2
Management for MINI-LINK Central Management for MINI-LINK is provided through the ServiceOn Element Manager product suite. More information can be found in the Customer Product Information for ServiceOn Element Manager.
1.3
Revision Information This version of the document has been updated as follows:
1.3.1
New Products The following new products have been introduced in this version of the document: • MINI-LINK CN 1010 • 0.5U Adapter Kit • New Traffic Cables • New SFPs for MINI-LINK CN 1010.
1.4
Order Planning When planning an order, use the following checklist:
2
•
MINI-LINK CN, see Section 3 on page 15 for more information.
•
Standard Packages, see Section 5 on page 21 for more information.
•
Sub-Racks, see Section 6 on page 29 for more information.
•
Plug-in Units, see Section 7 on page 45 for more information.
•
Radio Units, see Section 8 on page 75 for more information.
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1.5
•
Antennas, see Section 9 on page 105 for more information.
•
Cabinets and Housings, see Section 10 on page 115 for more information.
•
Indoor Cables and Connectors, see Section 11 on page 127 for more information.
•
Outdoor Cables and Connectors, see Section 12 on page 163 for more information.
•
Accessories, see Section 13 on page 169 for more information.
•
Tools, see Section 14 on page 191 for more information.
•
Documentation, see Section 16 on page 199 for more information.
•
Training, see Section 17 on page 201 for more information.
Information to Market Units Further information on how to make the orders is included in MINI-LINK R4 Product package Description, 22103-FGC 101 0400. For more information about optional features and soft keys, see "MINI-LINK TN R4 Soft Keys, 9/221 02-CSH 109 32/1"
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System Descriptions
GHz
15 GHz z HG 51
15
Indoor part with AMM zH G5
01/PFU3
07/NPU
08/FAU2
1
06
L
L 05
o
04 03
00/PFU3
15
GHz
15 GHz
e
02
L
9687b
Figure 1
2.1
MINI-LINK System
MINI-LINK Indoor Configuration MINI-LINK provides scalable and cost-effective microwave nodes designed for networks. The system supplies cost-effective and intelligent functionality for cross-connection, multiplexing and protection of traffic. MINI-LINK comprises indoor Access Module Magazine (AMM) with plug-in units and outdoor Radio Units (RAUs) with antennas (ANTs).
2.2
MINI-LINK Outdoor Configuration The MINI-LINK outdoor configuration is modular for link and network optimization. It can be configured in a variety of different ways. For different configuration examples , see Section 2.2.1 on page 6 through Section 2.2.7 on page 13 The Radio Units (RAUs) are available in different versions, supporting C-QPSK or 4 QAM to 256 QAM modulations. For more information, see Section 8 on page 75.
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The antennas (ANTs) are available in different sizes. For more information, see Section 9 on page 105 . The RAU is fitted directly to the ANT as standard (integrated installation). As an alternative, the RAU and the ANT can be installed separately, interconnected by a flexible waveguide. For information about radio cables, kits for separate installation, Integrated Power Splitters (IPS) and other associated equipment, see Section 13 on page 169.
2.2.1
Unprotected Terminal (1+0)
2.2.1.1
Integrated Installation
15
GHz
15 GHz
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
RADIO CABLE
8453
Figure 2
Unprotected Terminal (1+0), Integrated Installation
Needed equipment: • One RAU Kit • One ANT2 HP
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2.2.1.2
Separate Installation
11992
Figure 3
Unprotected Terminal (1+0), Separate Installation
Needed equipment: • One RAU Kit • One ANT HP • One Kit for Separate Installation
2.2.2
Unprotected Terminal (2+0)
2.2.2.1
Integrated Installation
15
GHz
15 GHz
RAD CAB IO LE
ALARM POWE R
ALIG
NME NT
11866
Figure 4
Unprotected Terminal (2+0), Integrated Installation
Needed equipment: • Two RAU Kits • One ANT2 HP • One IPS2
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2.2.2.2
Separate Installation
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
11565
Figure 5
Unprotected Terminal (2+0), Separate Installation
Needed equipment: • Two RAU Kits • One ANT HP • One IPS2 • One Kit for Separate Installation
8
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2.2.3
Unprotected Terminal (4+0)
2.2.3.1
Separate Installation
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
POWER
ALIGNMENT
11996
Figure 6
Unprotected Terminal (4+0), Separate Installation
Needed equipment: • Four RAU Kits • One ANT2 HP • Two Kits for Separate Installation • Three IPS2
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2.2.4
Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (2+0)
2.2.4.1
Integrated Installation
15
GHz
15 GHz
RAD CAB IO LE
ALARM POWE R
ALIG
NME NT
11866
Figure 7
Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (2+0), Integrated Installation
Needed equipment: •
Two RAU Kits
•
One ANT2 HPX
•
One Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX
Note:
2.2.4.2
The Integration Kit is required for all ANT2 0.3 m HPX antennas but only to the ANT2 0.6 m HPX antennas with product numbers equal to or lower than UKY 220 16/xxxx. For other ANT2 HPX antennas the functionality equivalent to the Integration Kit is included in the antenna as standard.
Separate Installation
11865
Figure 8
Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (2+0), Separate Installation
Needed equipment:
10
•
Two RAU Kits
•
One ANT HPX
•
Two Kits for Separate Installation
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2.2.5
Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (4+0)
2.2.5.1
Separate Installation
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
POWER
ALIGNMENT
11996
Figure 9
Unprotected Terminal XPIC/CCDP (4+0), Separate Installation
Needed equipment: • Four RAU Kits • One ANT HPX • Two Kits for Separate Installation • Two IPS2
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2.2.6
Protected Terminal (1+1)
2.2.6.1
Integrated Installation with Two Antennas
15
GHz
15 GHz
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
POWER
ALIGNMENT
RADIO CABLE
15
GHz
15 GHz
ALARM
RADIO CABLE
8455
Figure 10
Protected Terminal (1+1), Integrated Installation, Two Antennas
Needed equipment: • Two RAU Kits • Two ANTs 2.2.6.2
Integrated and Separate Installation with One Antenna 1
2
15
GHz
15 GHz
RAD CAB IO LE
ALARM POWE
R
ALIG
NME
NT
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
12251
Figure 11
Protected Terminal (1+1), Integrated Installation with One Antenna RAU2 (1) and Separate Installation with One Antenna RAU2 (2)
The figure above shows three examples of two RAUs making use of the same antenna in either integrated or separate installation:
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• •
The first example (1) requires two RAU2 kits, one ANT2 and one IPS2 in an all integrated installation. The second example (2) requires two RAU2 kits, one ANT, one IPS2 and one kit for separate installation. Here the IPS with RAU is fitted to the mast using the kit for separate installation.
2.2.7
Protected Terminal XPIC/CCDP 2x(1+1)
2.2.7.1
Separate Installation
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
POWER
ALIGNMENT
11996
Figure 12
Protected Terminal XPIC/CCDP 2x(1+1), Separate Installation
Needed equipment: • Four RAU Kits • One ANT HPX • Two Kits for Separate Installation • Two IPS2
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MINI-LINK CN 500
3
MINI-LINK CN 500 MINI-LINK CN 500 is a high-performance indoor terminal in the MINI-LINK family. It houses modem functions, control functions and front traffic interfaces providing native Ethernet and PDH transport in 1+0 and 1+1 radio protection configurations. It also provides enhanced features such as Adaptive modulation over the Hybrid Radio Link. MINI-LINK CN 500 can be used for individual hops as well as for end nodes in a MINI-LINK TN network. It is compatible with MINI-LINK TN over the air interface (MMU2 H and D). MINI-LINK CN 500 is fully compatible with all the normal MINI-LINK RAU and Antenna units. The capacity can be upgraded by HW keys, which enables flexible increase of capacity during network expansion.
-
+
DC10
-
User I/O:A-F
LAN
1+1
TRAFFIC
10/100/1000 BASE-T
DC11
10/100 BASE-T
+
Fault Power BR
DC 24 4A MAX / 48V 2A MAX
TR:5A-5D
TR:4A-4D
TR:3A-3D
60V RAU TR:2A-2D
11934
Figure 13 Table 1
MINI-LINK CN 500 Aggregated PDH and Ethernet Capacity for MINI-LINK CN 500 Adaptive Physical Modes Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
4 QAM
10
21
45
16 QAM
21
42
91
64 QAM
30
63
134
128 QAM
35
72
154
81
172
256 QAM
Note:
All adaptive physical modes can be configured as static physical modes, see MINI-LINK CN 500 Technical Description 26/221 02-CSH 109 32/1-V1.
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Table 2
Aggregated PDH and Ethernet Capacity for MINI-LINK CN 500 Static Physical Modes Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
C-QPSK 16 QAM
21
64 QAM
31
14 MHz
28 MHz
16
33
45
95
40 MHz
56 MHz
200 72
128 QAM
154
325 345
256 QAM
DC11
-
+
DC10
-
User I/O:A-F
LAN
1+1
TRAFFIC
10/100/1000 BASE-T
+
Fault Power BR
DC 24 4A MAX / 48V 2A MAX
10/100 BASE-T
Interfaces for MINI-LINK CN 500
60V RAU TR:5A-5D
TR:4A-4D
TR:3A-3D
CN 500
TR:2A-2D
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Interfaces for MINI-LINK CN 500
All cables must be ordered separately, except DC cable.
Table 3
Interfaces for MINI-LINK CN 500
Interface
Cable Description
DC
DC Cable
Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133
User I/O A-F
Signal Cable
Section 11.2.3.7 on page 146
LAN
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
1+1
Signal Cable
Section 11.2.3.9 on page 147
Traffic
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
TR: 5A-5D
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
TR: 4A-4D TR: 3A-3D
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4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135 Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
TR: 2A-2D
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
60V RAU
Station Radio Cable
Section 11.2.7 on page 151
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MINI-LINK CN 500
3.1
MINI-LINK CN 500 MINI-LINK CN 500 consist of a common indoor unit HW and a hardware key that enables the different feature sets described in the respective product packages. MINI-LINK CN 500 are named according to the following convention: nxE1, Y Mbps, FE/GE, (Adaptive Modulation). n is the number of E1’s supported, number of E1’s, Y is the Ethernet interface capacity followed by FE for Fast Ethernet or GE for Gigabit Ethernet when applicable. When adaptive modulation is available that is also stated in the name. A MINI-LINK CN 500 delivery comprises: • One RMM1, 4xE1+10 • One DC Cable, 1 m • One Mounting Set/Rack Screw Kit • One Earthing Set/Cable, 1 m Table 4
MINI-LINK CN 500
Product Name
Product Number
CN500/10Mbps 4E1
BFZ 601 05/01
CN500/10Mbps 16E1
BFZ 601 05/02
CN500/50Mbps 16E1
BFZ 601 05/06
(1)
CN500/100Mbps 16E1
BFZ 601 05/03
CN500/100Mbps 16E AM
BFZ 601 05/04
CN500/200Mbps 16E1
BFZ 601 05/07(1)
CN500/200Mbps 16E1 AM
BFZ 601 05/08(1)
CN500/350Mbps 16E1
BFZ 601 05/09(1)
CN500/350Mbps 16E1 AM
BFZ 601 05/05
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
3.2
Expansions The expansions consist of a separate Hardware Key that enables a predefined set of features in a MINI-LINK CN 500 indoor unit. The expansions are used to upgrade an existing MINI-LINK CN 500 unit to handle more capacity than originally installed and/or adaptive modulation. The new Hardware Key replaces the existing Hardware Key when performing the expansion. Note! The hardware keys containing "Xu" in the name are used when QAM modulation schemes are used in MINI-LINK CN 500 together with an outdoor unit of type RAU Xu. For the outdoor units RAU X and RAU N these Hardware Keys are not needed. Table 5
Expansions for MINI-LINK CN 500
Product Name
Product Number
CNkey/10Mbps16E1/DS1
RYS 110 304/2
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Product Name
Product Number
CNkey/50Mbps16E1/DS1
RYS 110 318/1
CNkey/100Mbps 16E1/DS1
RYS 110 304/3(1)
CNkey/100Mbps 16E1/DS1 Xu
RYS 110 304/4(1)
CNkey/100Mbps 16E1/DS1 AM
RYS 110 304/5(1)
CNkey/100Mbps 16E1/DS1 AM Xu
RYS 110 304/6(1)
CNkey/200Mbps 16E1/DS1
RYS 110 318/2
CNkey/200Mbps 16E1/DS1 Xu
RYS110318/3
CNkey/200Mbps 16E1/DS1 AM
RYS 110 318/4
CNkey/200Mbps 16E1/DS1 AM Xu
RYS 110 318/5
CNkey/350Mbps 16E1/DS1
RYS 110 304/9
CNkey/350Mbps 16E1/DS1 Xu
RYS 110 304/10
CNkey/350Mbps 16E1/DS1 AM
RYS 110 304/7(1)
CNkey/350Mbps 16E1/DS1 AM Xu
RYS 110 304/8(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
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MINI-LINK CN 1010
4
MINI-LINK CN 1010 MINI-LINK CN 1010 is a 1U compact Layer 2 aggregation Mobile Backhaul gateway. It allows for backhaul of both 2G, 3G and 4G co-located base-stations over point-to-point fiber connections. 8xE1 Circuit Emulation Service interfaces are available for the connection of the 2G TDM based base-stations. A MINI-LINK CN 1010 can also be used together with a MINI-LINK CN 500 to provide multiple Ethernet interfaces as well as Circuit Emulation Services and additional OAM functionality. The MINI-LINK CN 1010 low-cost end node complements the OMS 1410 Optical multi-service Metro-Edge node both over fiber-based point-to-point connections and over microwave connections in conjunction with the MINI-LINK CN 500 compact microwave node. Interfaces for MINI-LINK CN 1010 Note:
All cables must be ordered separately, except DC cable.
Table 6
Interfaces for MINI-LINK CN 1010
Interface
Cable Description
DC
DC Cable
Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133
USB O&M
USB Cable
Section 11.2.8 on page 152
User I/O
RJ45 Cable
Section 11.2.2.9 on page 139
SYNC 1
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
SYNC 2
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
O&M
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
TR:1, 10/100/1000Base-T
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
TR:2, 10/100/1000Base-T
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
TR:3, 10/100/1000Base-T
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
TR:4, 10/100/1000Base-T
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
TR:5, 100/1000Base-T/X
SFP
Section 11.4.2.1 on page 157
TR:6, 100/1000Base-T/X
SFP
Section 11.4.2.1 on page 157
TR:7, 100/1000Base-T/X
SFP
Section 11.4.2.1 on page 157
TR:8, 100/1000Base-T/X
SFP
Section 11.4.2.1 on page 157
E1, TR:1A-1B
Signal Cable
Section 11.2.2.1 on page 135
E1, TR:2A-2B
Signal Cable
Section 11.2.2.1 on page 135
E1, TR:3A-3B
Signal Cable
Section 11.2.2.1 on page 135
E1, TR:4A-4B
Signal Cable
Section 11.2.2.1 on page 135
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4.1
MINI-LINK CN 1010 A MINI-LINK CN 1010 delivery comprises: • One MINI-LINK CN 1010 main unit • One DC Cable, 1 m • One Mounting Set/Rack Screw Kit • One Earthing Set/Cable, 1 m Table 7
20
MINI-LINK CN 1010
Product Name
Product Number
CN1010/8G, 8xE1/DS1
BFZ 601 07/01
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MINI-LINK TN Standard Packages
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MINI-LINK TN Standard Packages
5.1
MINI-LINK TN Standard Packages MINI-LINK TN Standard Packages are pre-defined indoor configurations. They contain basic HW and SW and will be delivered tested and pre-assembled. The Soft Keys are included and installed ready for use at installation of the node. The content of each package is described in detail in the text below. Products not included in the configuration needs to be ordered separately. If the products in the table below are orderered along with a standard configuration, they will be delivered together. If redundant power supply is required, please order two DC cables. Table 8
Optional Products for Standard Packages
Product Name
Product Number
Earthing Cable
SXK 111 699/1
Rack Screw Kit
SXK 111 539/1
DC Cable 1 m
RPM 517 560/1000
DC Cable 5 m
RPM 517 560/5000(1)
DC Cable 10 m
RPM 517 560/10000(1)
(1)
(1) If redundant power supply is required, please order two each of the DC cable.
5.1.1
4xE1 Standard 4xE1 delivery comprises of: •
AMM 2p B
•
NPU3
•
MMU2 C
•
RMM
•
Dummy Unit 265 mm
•
Dummy Unit 115 mm short
•
Soft keys: Cap up to 10 Mbps
Table 9
4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1
BFZ 601 03/1
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5.1.2
16xE1 Standard package 16xE1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 • MMU2 C • LTU3 12/1 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Soft keys: Cap up to 50 Mbps Table 10
5.1.3
16xE1
Product Name
Product Number
16xE1
BFZ 601 03/2
16xE1, 1+1 Standard package 16xE1, 1+1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 • Two MMU2 C • LTU3 12/1 • FAU4 • RMM • Soft keys: 2 x Cap up to 50 Mbps, 1+1 Microwave Radio Protection Table 11
5.1.4
16xE1, 1+1
Product Name
Product Number
16xE1, 1+1
BFZ 601 03/3
STM-1, opto Standard package STM-1, opto delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 • MMU2 E 155 • FAU4 • SFP Optical • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short
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Table 12
5.1.5
STM-1, opto
Product Name
Product Number
STM-1, opto
BFZ 601 03/4
STM-1, opto, 1+1 Standard package STM-1, opto, 1+1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 • Two MMU2 E 155 • FAU4 • SFP Optical • RMM • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: 1+1 SDH Radio Protection Table 13
5.1.6
STM-1, opto, 1+1
Product Name
Product Number
STM-1, opto, 1+1
BFZ 601 03/5
30 Mbps, FE/4xE1 Standard package 30 Mbps, FE/4xE1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 • MMU2 C • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Cap up to 50 Mbps Table 14
5.1.7
30 Mbps, FE/4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
30 Mbps, FE/4xE1
BFZ 601 03/6
50 Mbps, GE/4xE1 Standard package 50 Mbps, GE/4xE1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 D
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• • • • •
FAU4 RMM Dummy Unit 265 mm Dummy Unit 115 mm short Soft keys: Cap up to 50 Mbps
Table 15
5.1.8
50 Mbps, GE/4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
50 Mbps, GE/4xE1
BFZ 601 03/7
100 Mbps, GE/4xE1 Standard package 100 Mbps, GE/4xE1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 D • FAU4 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Cap up to 100 Mbps Table 16
5.1.9
100 Mbps, GE/4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
100 Mbps, GE/4xE1
BFZ 601 03/8
100 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM Standard package 100 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 H • FAU4 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Adaptive Modulation, Cap up to 100 Mbps Table 17
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100 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM
Product Name
Product Number
100 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM
BFZ 601 03/14
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5.1.10
200 Mbps, GE/4xE1 Standard package 200 Mbps, GE/4xE1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 D • FAU4 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Cap up to 200 Mbps Table 18
5.1.11
200 Mbps, GE/4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
200 Mbps, GE/4xE1
BFZ 601 03/9
200 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM Standard package 200 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 H • FAU4 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Adaptive Modulation, Cap up to 200 Mbps Table 19
5.1.12
200 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM
Product Name
Product Number
200 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM
BFZ 601 03/18
300 Mbps, GE/4xE1 Standard package 300 Mbps, GE/4xE1 delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 D • FAU4 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Cap up to 350 Mbps
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Table 20
5.1.13
300 Mbps, GE/4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
300 Mbps, GE/4xE1
BFZ 601 03/10
350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM Standard package 350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • MMU2 H • FAU4 • RMM • Dummy Unit 265 mm • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Cap up to 350 Mbps, Adaptive Modulation Table 21
350 Mbps, GE/4xE1
Product Name
Product Number
350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM
BFZ 601 03/11
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
5.1.14
350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC Standard package 350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B • Two MMU2 H • FAU4 • XPIC Cable • RMM • Dummy Unit 115 mm short • Soft keys: Cap up to 200 Mbps, XPIC for PDH/Ethernet Table 22
5.1.15
350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC
Product Name
Product Number
350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC
BFZ 601 03/12
700 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC Standard package 700 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC delivery comprises of: • AMM 2p B • NPU3 B
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• • • • • •
Two MMU2 H FAU4 XPIC Cable RMM Dummy Unit 115 mm short Soft keys: 2 x Cap up to 350 Mbps, XPIC for PDH/Ethernet
Table 23
700 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC
Product Name
Product Number
700 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC
BFZ 601 03/13
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MINI-LINK TN Sub-Racks
6
MINI-LINK TN Sub-Racks When planning an order, use the following checklist: • Access Module Magazine (AMM), see Section 6.1 on page 29 • Node Processor Unit (NPU), see Section 6.1.9 on page 33 • Fan Unit (FAU), see Section 6.2 on page 39
6.1
Access Module Magazine (AMM) The indoor plug-in units are installed in an AMM. The AMM can be fitted directly into a 19” or metric rack. It provides the mechanical housing and interconnection for the plug-in units through the backplane.
6.1.1
AMM 2p B The AMM 2p B has two half-height slots, one equipped with NPU3 or NPU3 B, the remaining half-height slot can be equipped with LTU, ETU, SAU or SXU.
03 02
02
AMM 2p B
03
The power supply is not included in NPU3 or NPU3 B; it is separately integrated in the AMM on the left hand side.
10521
Figure 15
AMM 2p B
The AMM Kit delivery comprises: • One assembled AMM 2p B • One Rack Screw Kit • One Earthing Cable, 1 m • One NPU3 or One NPU3 B • One RMM Note:
AMM 2p B requires a DC cable RPM 517 560/nnnn which must be purchased separately, see Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133, for correct length.
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6.1.1.1
Interfaces for AMM 2p B
DC Connectors
Figure 16 Table 24
AMM 2p B AMM 2p B Interfaces
Interface
Cable
DC
6.1.2
11874
Description
Section
DC Cable for AMM 2p B
Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133
AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D AMM 6p C or D have four (D) or five (C) full-height horizontal slots, four (D) or two (C) half-height horizontal slots and two half-height vertical slots. They house one NPU3 or NPU3 B, one or two PFU3 B and one FAU2.
02
03
00/PFU3
04
05
06
01/PFU3
07/NPU
08/FAU2
The remaining slots in AMM 6p C/D can be equipped with MMU, LTU, SAU, AAU, SXU, SMU or ETU.
9749
AMM 6p D
9699
AMM 6p C
04 02
03
00/PFU3
05
06
01/PFU3
07/NPU
08/FAU2
Figure 17
AMM 6p C
Figure 18
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AMM 6p D
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• • • •
6.1.3
AMM 6p C/D Kit delivery comprises: One assembled AMM 6p C or one assembled AMM 6p D One Rack Screw Kit One Earthing Cable, 1 m One NPU3 or One NPU 3B One RMM One DC Connector Kit One FAU2 One PFU3 B, (one additional PFU3 B Kit is needed for redundancy)
AMM 20p B The AMM 20p B has twenty full size slots of which 10 are available as standard. Additional slots can be made available by ordering the optional feature “AMM 20p Slot Extension”, see Section 6.1.10.6 on page 38. The NPU1 B or NPU1 C occupies one slot. One or two PFU1 are fitted in dedicated slots at the left hand side of the AMM.
INFORMATION
AMM 20p B
Figure 19
10529
AMM 20p B
The AMM 20p B-10 R4 Kit delivery with 10 available slots comprises: • One assembled AMM 20p B • Two Rack Screw Kits • One DC Connector Kit • One Earthing Cable, 1 m • One NPU1 B or One NPU1 C • One RMM • One Cable Shelf, an additional cable shelf can be used when routing many cables, see Section 13.1.3 on page 170
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• •
6.1.4
One PFU1, one additional PFU1 Kit is needed for redundancy One Fan Alarm Cable
AMM TN R4 Kits An AMM TN R4 Kit includes the NPU holding the software providing the basic features. The software can be complemented by optional features. Table 25
AMM TN R4 Kits
Product Name
Product Number
AMM 2p B NPU3 R4 Kit
NTM 101 0292/6
AMM 6p C w NPU3 R4 Kit
NTM 101 0158/9
AMM 6p D w NPU3 R4 Kit
NTM 101 0158/12
AMM 20p B-10 w NPU1 B R4 Kit
NTM 101 0154/5
AMM 2p B R4 NPU3 B Kit
NTM 101 0292/7
AMM 6p C R4 NPU3 B Kit
NTM 101 0158/10
AMM 6p D R4 NPU3 B Kit
NTM 101 0158/13
AMM 20p B-10 R4 NPU1 C Kit
NTM 101 0154/6
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
6.1.5
Dummy Units Unused slots in the AMMs must be equipped with Dummy Units, as this is essential to maintain the cooling within the magazines and to meet EMC requirements; see Section 13.2.4 on page 175. The dummy units are used as follows: • Dummy Unit 115 mm , for half size slots in AMM 2p. • Dummy Unit 115 mm short, for half size slots in AMM 2p B, AMM 6p C/D. • Dummy Unit 265 mm, for all full size units. • Dummy Unit 49 mm, for PFU slots in AMM 6p B/C/D. The 265 mm full size and 115 mm short units also have a guide plate for better cooling.
6.1.6
Power to AMM 2p B AMM 2p B is power supplied by –48 V DC or +24 V DC. The cable with connector for DC supply is not included in the AMM 2p B R4 Kit and must be ordered separately as RPM 517 560/nnnn. There are two power input connectors for redundant power, although only one connection is mandatory. AMM 2p B equipped with a LTU 155 can only be supplied with –48 V DC.
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6.1.7
Power to AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D Power is connected directly to AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D through PFU3 B. The power is supplied by –48 V DC or +24 V DC. One additional PFU3 B Kit is needed for redundancy. One connector kit for DC supply is included in both the AMM 6p C/D Kit and the PFU3 B Kit. Note:
The DC cable must be ordered separately.
AMM 6p C/D equipped with a LTU 155 can only be supplied with –48 V DC.
6.1.8
Power to AMM 20p B The AMM 20p B has a power input of –48 V DC through the PFU1. One PFU1 is included in the AMM 20p-10 Kit, and when redundant power supply is needed, an additional PFU1 Kit must be ordered. The PSU DC/DC Kit is used to convert to -48 V DC where only +24 V DC is available. The kit needs to be ordered separately. One connector kit for DC supply is included in both the AMM 20p B Kit and the PFU1 kit. Note:
6.1.9
The DC cable must be ordered separately.
Node Processor Unit (NPU) An NPU provides the main control system functions and holds a Removable Memory Module (RMM) for storage of license and configuration information. In addition to this, an NPU provide some traffic handling functions and interfaces, but which ones are depending on type of NPU as described below.
6.1.9.1
NPU1 B The NPU1 B (for AMM 20p B) provides User I/O interfaces, eight unstructured E1 interfaces, an Ethernet interface for Site LAN, and a USB port for local management.
RMM LAN
ERICSSON
Fault Power BR
NPU1 B
10/100BaseT
O&M
Console E1:3A-3D
E1:2A-2D
User I/O:1A -1I
NPU1 B 8931
Figure 20
NPU1 B
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When upgrading a node with an NPU1 for new functionality, please purchase the NPU1 B replacement kit. Table 26
AMM TN R3 Kits
Product Name
Product Number
NPU1 B Repl Kit R4
NTM 101 1464/1
(1)
(1) The delivery includes one RMM
6.1.9.2
NPU1 C The NPU1 C (for AMM 20p B) provides User I/O interfaces, eight unstructured E1 interfaces, one combined Ethernet Site LAN/ traffic interface and one Ethernet Traffic interface,two Ethernet SFP interfaces, and a USB port for local management. The NPU1 C contains a non-blocking gigabit Ethernet switch. The switch is a managed VLAN switch (IEEE 802.1Q and IEEE 802.1D) and HW prepared for provider bridge switching (IEEE 802.1ad).
RMM ERICSSON
O&M
BR
F P
NPU1 C
TR2/LAN
TR5
OUT TR5 IN
OUT TR4 IN
TR:3A-3D
TR:2A-2D
User I/O:1A -1I
NPU1 C 11551
Figure 21 Note:
NPU1 C
The Ethernet switch functionality is included in NPU1 C, no SW Key is needed.
Table 27
NPU1 C
Product Name
Product Number
NPU1 C Repl Kit R4
NTM 101 1688/1
(1)(2)
(1) The delivery includes one RMM (2) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
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6.1.9.3
NPU3 The NPU3 (for AMM 2p B, AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D) provides four unstructured E1 interfaces, one Ethernet Site LAN and one Ethernet Traffic interface, two User Outputs, and one USB port for local management.
RMM
NPU3
NPU3
Figure 22 6.1.9.4
9713
NPU3
NPU3 B The NPU3 B (for AMM 2p B, AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D) provides four unstructured E1 interfaces, one combined Ethernet Site LAN/ traffic interface and one Ethernet Traffic interface, two User Outputs, and one USB port for local management. The NPU3 B contains a non-blocking gigabit Ethernet switch. The switch is a managed VLAN switch (IEEE 802.1Q and IEEE 802.1D) and HW prepared for provider bridge switching (IEEE 802.1ad).
NPU3 B
E1/DS1
10/100/100
0BASE-T
10/100/100
0BASE-T
F TR:4A-4D/
User Out:E-F
TR:3
TR:2/LAN
P
RMM
O&M
NPU3 B 11534
Figure 23 Table 28
NPU3 B NPU3 B
Product Name
Product Number
NPU3 B Repl Kit R4
NTM 101 1463/1
(1)
(1) The delivery includes one RMM
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ERICSSON
BR
Fault
Power
Console
O&M
LAN
10/100/1000BASE-T
10/100/1000BASE-X 10/100/1000BASE-T
F
P
NPU1 C
BR
ERICSSON
10/100BASE-T
O&M
TR:7/LAN
TR:6
OUT TR:5 IN
NPU3
OUT TR:4 IN
E1/DS1
10/100BASE-T
TR:3
TR:4A-4D/User Out:E-F
NPU3 B
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
TR:3A-3D
TR:2A-2D
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
TR:3A-3D
TR:2A-2D
10BASE-T
LAN
E1/DS1
10/100/1000BASE-T
10/100/1000BASE-T
TR:4A-4D/User Out:E-F
TR:3
TR:2/LAN
O&M
O&M
User I/O:1A-1
NPU3
F P
F
User I/O:1A-1
BR
NPU1 B
P
BR
6.1.9.5
11552
Figure 24 Table 29
NPUs NPU Interfaces
Interface
Description
Section
4xE1 Cable
Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
Interface Panel
Section 11.1.1 on page 127
4xE1 Cable
Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
Interface Panel
Section 11.1.1 on page 127
4xE1, 2xUser Out Cable
Section 11.2.2.4 on page 137
Interface Panel
Section 11.1.1 on page 127
4xE1 Cable
Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
Interface Panel
Section 11.1.1 on page 127
10/100BASE-T
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
10/100/1000BASE-T
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
10/100/1000BASE-T/X
SFP
Section 11.4.2.1 on page 157
O&M
USB Cable
Section 11.2.8 on page 152
DC +24V/–48V
DC Cable (by meter)
Section 11.3.1 on page 153
Console
Not used.
TR/E1: 3A-3D
TR/E1: 2A-2D
TR: 4A-4D/User Out:E-F
User I/O: 1A-1I
6.1.10
Cable
Optional Features for AMM and NPU This section describes the optional features related to the AMM and NPU.
6.1.10.1
Software Upgrade R2 to R4 These features allows upgrading MINI-LINK TN Release 2 nodes to Release 4 nodes, thereby giving the operator the baseline features that are included in the MINI-LINK TN Release 4.
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Without this feature the R4 software may not be used in the node. The upgrade Soft Keys are acquired as unbound Soft Keys and after installing the MINI-LINK TN R4 SW, requests for valid and node-locked Soft Key files for each upgraded node can be made from Ericsson. Prerequisite hardware: All AMMs Table 30
6.1.10.2
Software Upgrade R2 to R4
Product Name
Product Number
Upgrade R2 to R4 AMM 2p
Use “Product Name” when ordering
Upgrade R2 to R4 AMM 6p
Use “Product Name” when ordering
Upgrade R2 to R4 AMM 20p
Use “Product Name” when ordering
Software Upgrade R3 to R4 These features allows upgrading MINI-LINK TN Release 3 nodes to Release 4 nodes, thereby giving the operator the baseline features that are included in the MINI-LINK TN Release 4. Without this feature the R4 software may not be used in the node. The upgrade Soft Keys are acquired as unbound Soft Keys and after installing the MINI-LINK TN R4 SW, requests for valid and node-locked Soft Key files for each upgraded node can be made from Ericsson. Prerequisite hardware: All AMMs. Table 31
6.1.10.3
Software Upgrade R3 to R4
Product Name
Product Number
Upgrade R3 to R4 AMM 2p
FAL 104 6369
Upgrade R3 to R4 AMM 6p
FAL 104 6370
Upgrade R3 to R4 AMM 20p
FAL 104 6381
User I/O on NPU This feature activates three relay inputs and outputs on all NPUs for connection to other equipment on site. The feature is assigned per node. Note:
NPU3 or NPU3 B have only two user outputs and no inputs.
Prerequisite hardware: NPU1 B, NPU3 or NPU3 B. Table 32
User I/O
Product Name
Product Number
User I/O
FAL 104 3852
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6.1.10.4
PDH Network Protection This feature activates the 1+1 E1 SNCP network protection mechanism for the node. The mechanism allows traffic to be protected in any network topology independent of capacity and media. A common use for this mechanism is to design reliable ring structures over microwave links, fiber or other media. The feature is assigned per node. Prerequisite hardware: All AMMs. Table 33
6.1.10.5
Network Protection
Product Name
Product Number
PDH Network Protection
FAL 104 3849
Remote Traffic Routing These features activate remote configuration of traffic connections in the node, which means that visits to site can be avoided as traffic demands change. One feature is assigned per node. Without this feature changing the traffic routing can only be done by connecting a LCT directly to the O&M/USB port on the NPU. Prerequisite hardware: All AMMs. Table 34
6.1.10.6
Remote Traffic Routing
Product Name
Product Number
Traffic Routing AMM 2p
FAL 104 4383
Remote Traffic Routing AMM 6p
FAL 104 3886
Remote Traffic Routing AMM 20p
FAL 104 3887
AMM 20p Slot Extension This feature activates ten additional slots in AMM 20p or AMM 20p B, that is, all available slots can be used. The feature is assigned per node. Prerequisite hardware: AMM 20p or AMM 20p B. Table 35
6.1.10.7
AMM 20p Slot Extension
Product Name
Product Number
AMM 20p Slot Extension
FAL 104 3888
Ethernet Switching on NPU3 B With this feature it is possible to: •
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•
Aggregate Ethernet traffic
•
Separate Ethernet traffic in VLANs
•
Tag incoming Ethernet frames with a priority based on rules and user priority
•
Un-tag outgoing Ethernet frames
•
Include DCN traffic in a separate VLAN in the Ethernet Traffic
•
Use LAG (Link Aggregation Group) for Ethernet line protection and increased capacity
Without this feature it is still possible to have one Ethernet port on the NPU3 B or ETU3 connected to one Ethernet over PDH IM group on ETU3 or Native Ethernet modem. Prerequisite hardware: NPU3 B Table 36
6.2
Ethernet Switching on NPU3 B
Product Name
Product Number
Ethernet Switching on NPU3 B
FAL 104 8167
Cooling This section gives recommendations on cooling and ordering information on the available fan units.
6.2.1
AMM 2p B The AMM 2p B does not require an FAU4 if all the following conditions are true: • The AMM 2p B will not be installed inside an RBS. • There is at least 1U free space above the AMM 2p B where installed. • The surrounding temperature of the AMM 2p B does not exceed +45 Deg C. • The AMM 2p B is equipped with either of the following groups of boards:
0 0 0
One NPU3, one LTU3 12/1, and one or two LTU 16/1 or LTU 32/1 One NPU3, one LTU3 12/1 or LTU 16/1 or LTU 32/1, and one MMU2 B/C One NPU3 and two MMU2 B/C, where the RAUs are any of the following: •
RAU2 13 St/HP, RAU2 N 13, RAU2 X/Xu 13
•
RAU2 15 St/HP, RAU2 N 15, RAU2 X/Xu 15
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•
RAU2 18 St/HP, RAU2 X/Xu 18
•
RAU2 23 St/HP, RAU2 N 23 St/HP, RAU2 X/Xu 23
•
RAU2 26 St/HP/LP, RAU2 N 26 St/LP, RAU2 X/Xu 26
•
RAU2 N 28
•
RAU2 N 32 Std/LP
•
RAU2 38
For the AMM and plug-in units power dissipation figures, see technical documentation. LIFT
LIFT
8247
Figure 25
FAU4
The FAU4 is not included in the AMM 2p B Kit. Table 37
6.2.2
FAU4
Product Name
Product Number
FAU4
BFB 102 103/1
AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D The AMM 6p C and AMM 6p D must always be equipped with an FAU2. The FAU2 is included in the AMM Kit.
FAU2
8246
Figure 26
40
FAU2
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6.2.3
AMM 20p B An FAU1 has to be installed on top of the AMM 20p B, and an Air Guide Plate should always be fitted directly above the FAU1 to guide the airflow out of the rack. However, if the indoor location has other fan units, which provide forced cooling through the magazine with airflow of at least 130 m続/h, the FAU1 and Air Guide Plate can be omitted. All Air Guide Plates except the topmost one can also be omitted when stacking several AMM 20p B, see example in Figure 28. In this configuration the cable shelf below the upper AMM 20p B serves as an Air Guide Plate for the FAU1 below.
Power A -48V Alarm A Fault
Power
Alarm B
Power B -48V
FAN UNIT
8429
Figure 27
Air Guide Plate and FAU1
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Air Guide FAU1
AMM 20p B
Air Guide FAU1
AMM 20p B
Cable Shelf
Cable Shelf FAU1
AMM 20p B
Cable Shelf
10661
Figure 28
AMM 20p with FAU1
The FAU1 kit delivery comprises: • One FAU1 • One Rack Screw Kit • One Earthing Cable, 1 m • Two DC Connector Kits Table 38
42
FAU1 Kit and Air Guide Plate
Product Name
Order Number
FAU1 Kit
NTM 101 728/1
Air Guide Plate
SEA 910 24/1
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Interfaces for FAU1
FAN UNIT
Power B -48V
Power A -48V Alarm B
Alarm A Fault
Power
11876
Figure 29 Table 39
FAU1 FAU1 Interfaces
Interface
Power –48V
Alarm
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Section
DC Cable (by meter)
Section 11.3.1 on page 153
Interface Panel
Section 11.1.1 on page 127
Fan Alarm Cable
Section 11.2.3.3 on page 144
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MINI-LINK TN Plug-in Units This section gives a summary of the available plug-in units.
NPU3
AMM 2p B
02
02
03
03
MMU2 E 155
PFU3
01/PFU3
07/NPU
08/FAU2
FAU2
NPU3
06
MMU2 E 155
AMM 6p C
05
MMU2 F 155
PFU3
02
03
00/PFU3
04
MMU2 E 155
PFU3 08/FAU2
FAU2
06
01/PFU3
NPU3
AMM 6p D
05
MMU2 F 155
PFU3
02
03
00/PFU3
04
MMU2 E 155
NPU1 B
LTU 155e/o
LTU 16x2
MMU2 B 4-34
INFORMATION PFU1
AMM 20p B
11516
Figure 30
Equipped AMM Types
The MINI-LINK TN indoor units are of the following types: •
Modem Units (MMU), see Section 7.1 on page 46.
•
Switch Multiplexer Units (SMU2), see Section 7.2 on page 63
•
Line Termination Units (LTU), see Section 7.3 on page 64.
•
Service Access Unit (SAU), see Section 7.4 on page 66
•
Ethernet Interface Unit (ETU), see Section 7.5 on page 67.
•
ATM Aggregation Unit (AAU), see Section 7.6 on page 69.
•
Power Filter Unit (PFU), see Section 7.7 on page 70.
•
SDH Cross Connect Unit (SXU), see Section 7.8 on page 72
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7.1
Modem Unit (MMU) The MMU is the indoor interface with the radio unit. One MMU is required per radio unit.
MMU2 B MMU2 C MMU2 D
Fault Power BR
MMU2 B
60V
RAU
MMU2 H
MMU2 E 155
E
MMU2 F 155
11538
46
Figure 31
MMU2 B, MMU2 C , MMU2 D, MMU2 H and MMU2 E/F 155
Table 40
MMUs
Product Name
Product Number
MMU2 B
ROJ 208 1301/10
MMU2 C
ROJ 208 1304/10
MMU2 D
ROJ 208 1305/1
MMU2 H
ROJ 208 1308/1
MMU2 E 155
ROJ 208 357/1
MMU2 F 155
ROJ 208 357/2
Note:
The Station Radio Cable must be ordered separately, see Section 11.2.7 on page 151. If the Ă˜7.6 mm radio cable is used, Radio Connector Kit SXK 111 511/36 can be used instead of the station radio cable.
Note:
A Small Form-factor Plug-in Unit (SFP) is used to adapt to either electrical or optical input to the MMU2 E 155 and MMU2 F 155. The SFP is ordered separately.
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Interfaces for MMU
Fault Fault Fault Fault
MMU2 E 155 Fault
BR
MMU2 F 155 BR
Fault
RAU
60V
RAU
60V
RAU
60V
RAU
SFP
OUT/IN Power
ERICSSON
60V
XPIC
OUT/IN Power
ERICSSON
RAU
BR
Power
MMU2 H ERICSSON
60V
BR
Power
MMU2 D ERICSSON
RAU
BR
Power
MMU2 C ERICSSON
60V BR
ERICSSON
Power
MMU2 B
XPIC
SFP
11877
Figure 32 Table 41
MMUs MMU Interfaces
Interface
Cable Description
Section
OUT/IN, SFP
SFP Electrical Cable or SFP Optical Cable
Section 11.2.2.14 on page 142 or Section 11.2.5.2 on page 149
60V RAU
Station Radio Cable
Section 11.2.7 on page 151
XPIC
XPIC Cable
Section 11.2.4.2 on page 148
7.1.2
Protection
7.1.2.1
1+1 protection For 1+1 protection using MMU2 B, MMU2 C , MMU2 D, and MMU2 H, an extra MMU is required together with the optional feature “1+1 Microwave Radio Protection”, see Section 7.1.4.1 on page 54. For 1+1 protection using the MMU2 E 155 and MMU2 F 155, an extra MMU is required together with the optional features “1+1 SDH Radio Protection” see Section 7.1.4.6 on page 57
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7.1.2.2
Additional Protection Additional protection that can be used for MINI-LINK is Enhanced Equipment Protection (EEP), see Section 7.1.4.7 on page 57 and Equipment and Line Protection (ELP), see Section 7.1.4.8 on page 58.
7.1.3
MINI-LINK TN MMUs The following MMUs with different capabilities are available: •
MMU2 B, see Section 7.1.3.1 on page 48.
•
MMU2 C, see Section 7.1.3.2 on page 49.
•
MMU2 D, see Section 7.1.3.3 on page 50.
•
MMU2 H, see Section 7.1.3.4 on page 51.
•
MMU2 E 155 , see Section 7.1.3.5 on page 54.
•
MMU2 F 155 , see Section 7.1.3.5 on page 54.
Optional features must be ordered separately in order to increase their functionality above the default level. 7.1.3.1
MMU2 B MMU2 B has 4 Mbps as default traffic capacity with C-QPSK modulation, which can be raised up to 34 Mbps capacity by adding optional features. MMU2 B can not handle QAM modulation. Which capacity features to order together with the MMU2 B is shown in Table 42. For a description of the optional features, see Section 7.1.4 on page 54. Optional features are also available for upgrade of installed equipment, see Section 7.1.4.5 on page 56 Table 42
MMU2 B and Capacity
Channel Bandwidth
Max Capacity in Mbps for MMU2 B Optional Feature, Cap up to 10
3,5 MHz
4
7 MHz
8
14 MHz 28 MHz
Note:
48
25
50
16 34
Capacities over 50 Mbps are not applicable for the MMU2 B.
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Table 43
Capacity and modulation for MMU2 B Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
3.5 MHz
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
C-QPSK
4
8
16
34
Table 44
Maximum PDH Capacities for MMU2 B Capacity in no of E1s and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
7.1.3.2
Modulation
3.5 MHz
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
C-QPSK
2xE1
4xE1
8xE1
17xE1
MMU2 C MMU2 C has 4 Mbps default traffic capacity with C-QPSK modulation, which can be raised up to 64 Mbps capacity with QAM modulation by adding optional features. Which capacity to order together with the MMU2 C is shown in Table 45. For a description of the optional features, see Section 7.1.4 on page 54. Optional features are also available for upgrade of installed equipment, seeSection 7.1.4.5 on page 56. Table 45
MMU2 C and Capacity
Channel Bandwidth
Max Capacity in Mbps for MMU2 C Optional Feature, Cap up to 10
3,5 MHz
4
7 MHz
8
25
34 34
28 MHz
Note:
100
16 16
14 MHz
50
64
MMU2 C is not hop compatible with a MINI-LINK E 16 QAM MMU. Capacities over 100 Mbps are not applicable for the MMU2 C.
Table 46
Capacity and Modulation for MMU2 C Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
3.5 MHz
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
C-QPSK
4
8
16
34
16
34
64
16 QAM
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Maximum PDH Capacities for MMU2 C Capacity in no of E1s and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
3.5 MHz
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
C-QPSK
2xE1
4xE1
8xE1
17xE1
8xE1
17xE1
32xE1
16 QAM
7.1.3.3
MMU2 D MMU2 D allows optimizing for a maximum traffic capacity of up to 325 Mbps within the standard channel spacing scheme with QAM modulation and by adding optional capacity features. Which capacity to order together with the MMU2 D is shown in Table 48. For a description of the optional features, see Section 7.1.4 on page 54. Optional features are also available for upgrade of installed equipment, seeSection 7.1.4.5 on page 56. Table 48
MMU2 D and Capacity
Channel Bandwidth
Max Capacity in Mbps for MMU2 D Optional Feature, Cap up to
7 MHz
10
25
50
10
26
31
100
51
14 MHz
200
72 100
28 MHz
154 200
40 MHz
325
56 MHz
Note:
350
MMU2 D is not hop compatible with a MINI-LINK E 16 QAM MMU.
Table 49
Aggregated PDH and Ethernet Capacity for MMU2 D Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
16 QAM
21
45
95
64 QAM
31
128 QAM
50
40 MHz
56 MHz
200 72
154
325
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Maximum PDH Capacities for MMU2 D Capacity in no of E1s and Modulation Channel Bandwith
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
16 QAM
10xE1
22xE1
46xE1
64 QAM
15xE1
56 MHz
80xE1
128 QAM
7.1.3.4
40 MHz
35xE1
75xE1
80xE1
MMU2 H MMU2 H allows optimizing for a maximum traffic capacity of up to 345 Mbps, or 690 Mbps using XPIC, within the standard channel spacing scheme with QAM modulation and by adding optional features. MMU2 H supports up to 256 QAM modulation. MMU2 H supports Adaptive Modulation by adding an optional feature, see Section 7.1.4.3 on page 55. Which capacity to order together with the MMU2 H is shown in Table 51. For a description of the optional features, see Section 7.1.4 on page 54. Optional features are also available for upgrade of installed equipment, seeSection 7.1.4.5 on page 56. Table 51
MMU2 H and Capacity
Channel Bandwidt h
Max Capacity in Mbps for MMU2 H Optional Feature, Cap up to 200
350
40 MHz
172
325
56 MHz
201
345
7 MHz
10
25
50
10
21
41
26
51
14 MHz
100
81 100
28 MHz
Table 52
500
405
Aggregated PDH and Ethernet Capacity for MMU2 H Adaptive Physical Modes Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
10
21
• 45
40 MHz
56 MHz
CQPSK 4 QAM
93 (1)
• 90 w XPIC
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Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
16 QAM
21
42
• 91
40 MHz
56 MHz 189
• 182 w XPIC(1) 30
64 QAM
63
285
• 134 • 268 w XPIC(1)
128 QAM
35
72
326
• 154 • 308 w XPIC(1)
256 QAM
41
81
345
• 172 • 344 w XPIC(1)
405
512 QAM
(1) Two modems are needed to set up the higher capacity with XPIC.
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Note:
All adaptive physical modes can be configured as static physical modes, see MINI-LINK TN R4 ETSI Technical Description 12/221 02-CSH 109 32/1-V1. In such cases MMU2 H must be used on both sides of the hop.
Note:
It is possible to set up a 1+0 or 1+1 XPIC Radio Link configuration consisting of MMU2 H and MMU2 F, that is, MMU2 H and MMU2 F can be used in an XPIC pair. It is only applicable for static physical modes.
Note:
MMU2 H can be configured to use Adaptive Modulation and XPIC simultaneously at 28 MHz.
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Table 53
Aggregated PDH and Ethernet Capacity for MMU2 H Static Physical Modes Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
CQPSK
8
16
33
4 QAM
10
23
16 QAM
21
• 45
58 w XPIC(1)
128 QAM
35
56 MHz
• 95 (1)
64 QAM
40 MHz
• 90 w XPIC
• 190 w XPIC(1)
• 72
• 154
• 325
• 144 w XPIC(1)
• 308 w XPIC(1)
• 650 w XPIC(1) • 345
256 QAM
• 690 w XPIC(1)
(1) Two modems are needed to set up the higher capacity with XPIC.
Table 54
Maximum PDH Capacities for MMU2 H Adaptive Physical Modes Capacity in no of E1s and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
40 MHz
56 MHz
4 QAM
4xE1
10xE1
21xE1
45xE1
16 QAM
10xE1
20xE1
44xE1
80xE1
64 QAM
14xE1
30xE1
65xE1
80xE1
128 QAM
17xE1
35xE1
75xE1
80xE1
256 QAM
20xE1
39xE1
80xE1
80xE1
CQPSK
512 QAM
Table 55
80xE1
Maximum PDH Capacities for MMU2 H Static Physical Modes Capacity in no of E1s and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
CQPSK
4xE1
8xE1
16xE1
4 QAM
5xE1
11xE1
16 QAM
10xE1
22xE1
46xE1
17xE1
35xE1
75xE1
40 MHz
56 MHz
64 QAM 128 QAM 256 QAM
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MMU2 E 155 and MMU2 F 155 MMU2 E 155 and MMU2 F 155 enable SDH functionality. MMU2 E 155 and MMU2 F 155 have 155 Mbps capacity with agile QAM modulation (16, 64 or 128 QAM). MMU2 F 155 also includes the XPIC function at all modulations, thereby enabling up to 2x155 Mbps. XPIC opens up for configuring two modem units for using the same radio frequency with opposite polarizations. For a description of the optional features, see Section 7.1.4 on page 54 Table 56
Capacity and Modulation for MMU2 E 155 Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
28 MHz
40 MHz
56 MHz 155
16 QAM 155
64 QAM 155
128 QAM
Table 57
Capacity and Modulation for MMU2 F 155 Capacity in Mbps and Modulation Channel Bandwidth
Modulation
28 MHz
40 MHz
56 MHz • 155
16 QAM
• 310 w XPIC(1) • 155
64 QAM
• 310 w XPIC(1) 128 QAM
• 155 • 310 w XPIC
(1)
(1) Two modems are needed to set up XPIC.
Note:
7.1.4
It is possible to set up a 1+0 or 1+1 XPIC Radio Link configuration consisting of MMU2 H and MMU2 F, that is, MMU2 H and MMU2 F can be used in an XPIC pair. It is only applicable for static physical modes.
Optional Features for MMU This section describes the optional features related to the MMU2.
7.1.4.1
1+1 Microwave Radio Protection This feature activates 1+1 Microwave Radio Protection for PDH on one side of the microwave link. In combination with two PDH and/or Ethernet MMUs and
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two radio units with antennas it constitutes a protected radio terminal. The feature is assigned per protected radio terminal. Prerequisite hardware:MMU2 B, MMU2 C, MMU2 D or MMU2 H Table 58
7.1.4.2
1+1 Microwave Radio Protection
Product Name
Product Number
1+1 Microwave Radio Protection
FAL 104 4135
XPIC for PDH/Ethernet XPIC for PDH/Ethernet opens up for configuring two modem units for using the same radio frequency with opposite polarizations. One “XPIC for PDH/Ethernet� has to be installed for every XPIC pair of radio terminals. Note:
To configure a radio link with XPIC, both radio terminals must support XPIC. This feature only enables the two modems in one radio terminal end of a radio link. Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 H
Table 59
7.1.4.3
XPIC for PDH/Ethernet
Product Name
Product Number
XPIC for PDH/Ethernet
FAL 104 8586
Adaptive Modulation The MMU2 H can be set to automatically adapt the modulation scheme to the fading conditions, hitless, error free and independent of the rain or multi-path fading. Adaptive modulation opens up the possibility to either add traffic with lower QoS or increasing the availability of the high priority portion of the traffic. It is important to make sure that QoS requirements on the traffic sent over the hop maps with the QoS obtained for each modulation scheme when using adaptive modulation. The feature can be configured or reconfigured to any of the installed MMUs within the same sub-rack that support the feature. Note:
To configure a radio link using adaptive modulation, all radio terminals used in the link must support adaptive modulation. This feature only enables one modem in one radio terminal at one end of a radio link.
Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 H
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7.1.4.4
Adaptive Modulation
Product Name
Product Number
Adaptive Modulation
FAL 104 8585
Capacity The applicable MMU has 4 Mbps as the baseline traffic capacity. With a capacity feature the MMU can be configured up to the capacity in Mbps allowed by the feature. For example “Cap up to 10 Mbps” allows up to 10 Mbps. The capacity licenses have different limitations depending on the modem platform that is used. MMU2 B and MMU2 C sets a limit for the available physical modes to a maximum capacity equal to the capacity licenses for each modem. MMU2 D and MMU2 H can be configured to any capacity but the license will set the limit for the actual capacity for the aggregated PDH/Ethernet capacity that can be transmitted in the air-interface. The feature should be purchased along with the hardware and is assigned per MMU. Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 B, MMU2 C, MMU2 D or MMU2 H. Table 61
Capacity for MMU
Product Name
Product Number (1)
Cap up to 10 Mbps
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap up to 25 Mbps(1)
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Mbps(1)
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap up to 50
Cap up to 100
Mbps(1)
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap up to 200
Mbps(1)
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap up to 350
Mbps(1)
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap up to 500
Mbps(1)
Use "Product Name" when ordering
(1) Actual capacity may be up to 1 Mbps higher for MMU2 D and MMU2 H.
Note:
7.1.4.5
“Cap up to 100 Mbps” is only applicable to MMU2 C, MMU2 D and MMU2 H. “Cap up to 200 Mbps” is only applicable to MMU2 D and MMU2 H. "Cap up to 350 Mbps" is only applicable to MMU2 D and MMU2 H. "Cap up to 500 Mbps" is only applicable to MMU2 H. For these capacities QAM modulation is required.
Capacity Upgrade The applicable MMU has 4 Mbit/s as the baseline traffic capacity. With a capacity upgrade feature the capacity of the MMU can be increased as allowed by the feature. For example “Capacity Upgrade 4 to 10” increases capacity from 4 to 10 Mbps. The feature is assigned per MMU.
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Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 B, MMU2 C, MMU2 D or MMU2 H. Table 62
Product Name
Product Number
Cap Upgrade 4 to 10
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap Upgrade 10 to 25
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap Upgrade 25 to 50
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap Upgrade 50 to 100
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap Upgrade 100 to 200
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap Upgrade 200 to 350
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Cap Upgrade 350 to 500
Use "Product Name" when ordering
Note:
7.1.4.6
Capacity Upgrade for MMU
“Cap Upgrade 50 to 100” is only applicable to MMU2 C, MMU2 D and MMU2 H. “Cap Upgrade 100 to 200” and “Cap Upgrade 200 to 350” is only applicable to MMU2 D and MMU2 H. "Cap Upgrade 350 to 500" is only applicable to MMU2 H. For these capacities QAM modulation is required.
1+1 SDH Radio Protection This feature activates 1+1 Microwave Radio Protection for SDH on one side of the microwave link. In combination with two SDH MMUs and two radio units with antennas it constitutes a protected radio terminal. The feature is assigned per protected radio terminal. Only one STM-1 line interface can be active with 1+1 SDH Radio Protection. To protect the STM-1 line interface, Enhanced Equipment Protection (EEP) or Equipment and Line Protection (ELP) is required. Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 E 155 or MMU 2 F 155 Table 63
7.1.4.7
1+1 SDH Radio Protection
Product Name
Product Number
1+1 SDH Radio Protection
FAL 104 6855
Enhanced Equipment Protection This feature activates the Enhanced Equipment Protection (EEP) function for the SDH connection. The mechanism allows STM-1 traffic over optical fiber to be protected in any network topology. A common use for this mechanism is to design durable STM-1 fiber connections using one fiber to connect two modems to eliminate traffic disturbances due to laser diode failure. The feature is assigned per protected MMU pair. Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155 + Optical Splitter/Combiner.
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Table 64
7.1.4.8
EEP
Product Name
Product Number
EEP
FAL 104 6793
Equipment and Line Protection This optional feature activates the Equipment and Line Protection (ELP) function for the SDH connection. The mechanism allows a protected STM-1 connection to be transferred over a single radio link, configured as 1+1 hot stand-by. The feature is assigned per protected MMU. Prerequisite hardware: MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155 + electrical or optical SFP. Table 65
7.1.5
ELP
Product Name
Product Number
ELP
FAL 104 6794
Combining SFP Optical with Optical Cables, Optical Splitter/Combiners and Optical Adapters Depending on the desired length of the optical cable and whether 1+0 or 1+1 protection for the SDH terminal is desired, an additional Optical Adapter or Optical Splitter/Combiner is necessary to order as described for the following cases.
7.1.5.1
For a Terminal with Max 10m Optical Cable This is the simplest case where only an optical cable is needed. Note:
Even if the terminal is an ordinary 1+1 configuration, it only needs one traffic connection to one of the MMUs.
Bending Boot
LC
LC, SC or FC LC, SC or FC
LC
SFP Optical
Optical Cable
Customer Equipment
MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155 9779B
Figure 33
1+0 Terminal with Max 10m Optical Cables and Accessories
The following parts must be ordered for the above setup:
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Table 66
Optical Cables and Accessories for a Terminal with Max 10m Optical Cable
Product Number
Product Number
One SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85l
RDH 901 20/20213
One Optical Cable, 2, 5 or 10m:
TSR 311 9177/HXXM0 (LC-SC) (Duplex) or TSR 311 9177/JXXM0 (LC-FC) (Duplex) or TSR 311 9177/KXXM0 (LC-LC) (Duplex)
Note: 7.1.5.2
The Optical Cable is delivered with Bending Boot.
For a Terminal with More Than 10m Optical Cable When the cable must be between 10 and 20m, it is necessary to add an Opto Adapter to maintain the signal quality. Note:
Even if the terminal is an ordinary 1+1 configuration, it is only necessary with one traffic connection.
Bending Boot
SC, LC or FC SC, LC or FC
SC
OptoAdapter SC SC-SC Simplex
SC
OptoAdapter SC SC-SC Simplex
Optical Cable(s)
LC LC
Optical Cable
SFP Optical
MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155
Customer Equipment
11882
Figure 34
1+0 Terminal with Max 20m Optical Cables and Accessories
The following parts must be ordered for the above setup: Table 67
Optical Cables and Accessories for a Terminal with Max 20m Optical Cable
Product Number
Product Number
One SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85
RDH 901 20/20213
One Optical Cable 2, 5 or 10m:
TSR 311 9177/HXXM0 (LC-SC)
Two Optical Adapters
RNT 983 104/1
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Product Number
Product Number
Optical Cable 2, 5 or 10m:
2x TSR 311 9173/X000 (SC-SC) (Simplex) or 2x TSR 311 9174/X000 (SC-FC) (Simplex) or 1x TSR 311 9177/GXXM0 (SC-LC) (Duplex)
Note: 7.1.5.3
The Optical Cables are delivered with Bending Boots.
For a 1+1 Terminal with EEP Protection and Max 1 m between Equipment For a 1+1 terminal configured for EEP protection and max 1 m between equipment it is necessary to use an Optical Splitter/Combiner.
Bending Boot
SC SC
LC LC
SFP Optical
LC LC
SFP Optical
Optical Splitter/Combiner SM 50.50 2SCx4LC
Bending Boot
Customer Equipment
2x MMU2 E 155 or 2x MMU2 F 155 11883
Figure 35
1+1 Terminal with EEP and Max 1 m between Equipment
The following parts must then be ordered for the above setup: Table 68
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Optical Cables and Accessories for a 1+1 Terminal with Max 1 m between Equipment
Product Name
Product Number
Two SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85
RDH 901 20/20213
One Opto,2SC-4LC90ยบ,1m
RDB 104 18/52
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7.1.5.4
For a 1+1 Terminal with EEP protection and Max 10 m Optical Cable For a 1+1 terminal configured for EEP protection and a longer distance than 1 m between equipment it is also necessary to use an Optical Splitter/Combiner together with an Optical Adapter.
Bending Boot
LC LC
SC, LC or FC SC, LC or FC
Opto Adapter SC SC-SC Simplex SC SC
Opto Adapter SC SC-SC Simplex
SFP Optical
Optical Splitter/Combiner SM 50.50 2SCx4LC LC LC
Optical Cable(s)
SFP Optical
Bending Boot
Customer Equipment
2x MMU2 E 155 or 2x MMU2 F 155
11884
Figure 36
1+1 Terminal with Max 10m Optical Cable and Accessories
The following parts must then be ordered for the above setup: Table 69
Optical Cables and Accessories for a 1+1 Terminal with Max 10m
Product Name
Product Number
Two SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85
RDH 901 20/20213
One Opto,2SC-4LC90ยบ,1m
RDB 104 18/52
Two Optical Adapters
RNT 983 104/1
Optical Cable 2, 5 or 10m:
2x TSR 311 9173/X000 (SC-SC) (Simplex) or 2x TSR 311 9174/X000 (SC-FC) (Simplex) or 1x TSR 311 9177/GXXM0 (SC-LC) (Duplex)
Note: 7.1.5.5
The Optical Cables are delivered with Bending Boots.
Interconnecting Two MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155 with Optical Cable To interconnect two MMU2 E 155 or MMU2 F 155 directly as used in a repeater node, a special optical cable is used. If the MMUs are configured for 1+1 protection, two such optical cables must be used.
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Bending Boot
LC LC
LC LC
SFP Optical
SFP Optical
Bending Boot
1x MMU2 E 155 or 1x MMU2 F 155 10500
Figure 37
Interconnecting two MMU2 E/F 155 with Optical Cables
The following parts must then be ordered per MMU2 connection for the above setup: Table 70
Optical Cables and Accessories for interconnecting two MMU2 E/F 155 with Optical Cables
Product Name
Product Number
Two SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85
RDH 901 20/20213
Optical Cable 2m
1xTSR 311 9177/L02M0 (LC-LC) (Duplex)
Note:
This Optical Duplex Cable is delivered with Bending Boots in both ends and the optical cable parts are crossed to give a Tx to Rx and Rx to Tx connection between the MMUs.
If the configuration is for 1+1 protection the number of items must be doubled.
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7.2
Switch Multiplexer Unit (SMU) The SMU2 provides traffic interfaces with the following capacities (one at the time): 1xE3 + 1xE1, or 2xE2, or 2xE1. E1, E2 and E3 traffic interfaces are used for connection to MINI LINK E on the same site (co-siting). In addition to the traffic interfaces, two E0 interfaces (Dig. SC) provide external interface for DCN. The SMU2 can be fitted in AMM 6p C/D, and AMM 20p B.
Fault Power BR
SMU2
ERICSSON
O&M E3:3A
E2:3B-3C
E1:2A-2B
DIG SC:1A -1B
SMU2 7555
Figure 38 Table 71
7.2.1
SMU2 SMU2
Product Name
Product Number
SMU2
ROJ 208 432/1
Interfaces for SMU
BR
Fault
ERICSSON
Power
SMU2 O&M
E3:3A E2:3B-3C
E1:2A-2B
DIG SC:1A-1B
11885
Figure 39 Table 72
SMU2 SMU2 Interfaces
Interface
O&M
Cable Description
Section
PC Cable
Section 11.2.3.8 on page 146
Access Server Cable
Section 11.2.3.1 on page 143
E2:3B-3C
2xE2 Cable 75
E1:2A-2B
4xE1 Cable
Figure 79
DIG SC:1A-1B
DIG SC Cable
Section 11.2.3.2 on page 143
E3:3A
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Section 11.2.2.12 on page 141 Section 11.2.2.11 on page 140
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7.3
Line Termination Unit (LTU) The LTU provides additional multiplexing and traffic interfaces.
LTU 32/1
LTU 32/1 E1/DS1 E1/DS1
Fault Power BR
E1/DS1 E1/DS1 E1/DS1 E1/DS1
TR:8A-8D
E1/DS1
TR:7A-7D
E1/DS1
TR:6A-6D
TR:5A-6D
TR:4A-4D
TR:3A-3D
TR:3A-3D
TR:3A-3D
LTU 16/1
ERICSSON
Fault Power BR
LTU 16/1
E1:4A-4D
E1:3A-3D E1:2A-2D
E1:1A-1D
LTU 155e/o LTU B 155
Laser Radiation When Open Class 1 Laser
Invisible
Caution
Fault Power BR
LTU 155e/o
ERICSSON
TX OPT. RX RX
EL.
TX
Laser Radiation When Open Class 1 Laser
LTU 155e
Invisible
Caution
ERICSSON
Fault Power BR
LTU 155e
RX
EL.
TX
LTU3 12/1 E1:3A-3D
E1:2A-2D
E1:1A-1D
Fault Power BR
LTU 12/1
10847
Figure 40
LTUs
There are six types of LTUs available: •
LTU 32/1, LTU with 32 E1 interfaces
•
LTU 16/1, LTU with 16 E1 interfaces (replacement for LTU 16x2)
•
LTU 155e/o, LTU with optical (SC) and electrical (SMZ) STM-1 interface, mapping 63xE1
•
LTU B 155, LTU with optical (SC) and electrical (SMZ) STM-1 interface, mapping 21xE1
•
LTU 155e, LTU with electrical (SMZ) STM-1 interface, mapping 63xE1
•
LTU3 12/1, LTU with 12 E1interfaces (replacement for LTU 12x2)
Table 73
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LTUs
Product Name
Product Number
LTU 16/1 (all AMM types)
ROJR 208 002/3
LTU 32/1 (all AMM types)
ROJ 119 2342/1
LTU 155e/o (all AMM types)
ROJR 208 003/1
LTU B 155 (all AMM types)
ROJR 208 009/1
LTU 155e (all AMM types)
ROJR 208 003/2
LTU3 12/1 (AMM 2p B, AMM 6p C/D)
ROJR 211 005/1
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MSP 1+1 Protection Two LTU 155 units are required for an MSP 1+1 configuration. The LTU B 155 can only be protected by another LTU B 155.
ERICSSON
Caution
Class 1 Laser
TX OPT. RX
RX
EL.
TX
TX OPT. RX
RX
EL.
TX
RX
EL.
TX
Class 1 Laser
BR BR BR
BR
LTU B 155
Caution
Fault
Power
Fault
Power
Fault
Power
Fault
ERICSSON
Power
LTU 155e/o
Invisible Laser Radiation When Open
Interfaces for LTU
Invisible Laser Radiation When Open
7.3.2
LTU 155e ERICSSON
LTU 16/1
BR
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
TR:3A-3D
TR:2A-2D
TR:1A-1D
BR
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
TR:8A-8D
TR:7A-7D
TR:6A-6D
TR:5A-5D
TR:4A-4D
TR:3A-3D
TR:2A-2D
TR:1A-1D
LTU 32/1 Power
TR:1A-1D
TR:2A-2D
Fault
LTU3 12/1
Fault
TR:3A-3D
TR:4A-4D
Power
ERICSSON
11886
Figure 41 Table 74
LTUs LTU Interfaces
Interface
TR: 1A-1D TR: 2A-2D TR: 3A-3D TR: 4A-4D TR: 5A-5D TR: 6A-6D TR: 7A-7D
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Section
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135 Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135 Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135 Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135 Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135 Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
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Cable
TR: 8A-8D
7.4
Description
Section
4xE1 Cable 75
4xE1 Cable 120
Section 11.2.2.10 on page 140 Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
EL. TX/RX
STM-1 El. Cable, 75
Section 11.2.2.14 on page 142
OPT. TX/RX
Optical Fiber Cable
Section 11.2.5.1 on page 149 or Section 11.2.5.2 on page 149
Service Access Unit (SAU) The SAU3 provides additional DCN capabilities, and User Input and Output ports. The SAU3 is fitted in an AMM 2p, AMM 2p B and AMM 6p C/D. The main feature is to provide additional DCN capabilities. Protocols supported are PPP, tunneling via IP, a Transparent Service Channel (TSC) and a terminal server mode for MINI-LINK E access. All IP based services are terminated at the NPU where the routing is performed and LAN-, line- and radio interfaces are made available.
G.703/V.28/V.11
AUX:2
G.703/V.28
AUX:1A / User I/O:1B-1J
SAU3
Fault
SAU3
10676
Figure 42 Table 75
SAU3
Product Name
Product Number
SAU3
ROJ 119 2325/1
Interfaces for SAU
AUX:2
G.703/V.28
AUX:1A / User I/O:1B-1J
BR
G.703/V.28/V.11
Power
SAU3
Fault
7.4.1
SAU3
11524
Figure 43
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Table 76
SAU3 Interfaces
Interface
Cable
AUX1
AUX2
7.5
Description
Section
Alarm Cable
Page 145
AUX, User I/O, 3.0 m
Section 11.2.3.6 on page 145
Traffic Cable 120
Section 11.3.2 on page 154
Ethernet Interface Unit (ETU) The ETU2 is a full size ETU equipped with five 10/100BASE-T interfaces and one 10/100/1000BASE-T interface. The ETU2 can be fitted in any AMM. The ETU2 B is a full size ETU equipped with two 10/100/1000BASE-T interfaces and two SFP interfaces, either 10/100/1000BASE-T or 1000BASE-LX/ZX. The SFP interfaces can be either electrical or optical. The ETU2 B can be fitted in all AMMs with either an NPU3 B or NPU1 C. The ETU3 is a half size ETU equipped with two 10/100/1000BASE-T interfaces and two SFP interfaces, either 10/100/1000BASE-T or 1000BASE-LX/ZX. The SFP interfaces can be either electrical or optical. The ETU2 B can be fitted in all AMMs with either an NPU3 B or NPU1 C. On ETU3 the use of all local Ethernet ports is allowed. As default the ETU allows one Ethernet link towards a remote node and a use of maximum 16xE1 per link, also as default all line interfaces on the ETU2 B and ETU3 can be used..
10
100
1000
Link
Fault
BR
Power
ETU2
ERICSSON
10/100/1000B ASE-T 10/100BASE -T
ETU2 B Fault
Power
10/100/1000BASE -T 10/100/1 000BASE-T
BR
ERICSSON
TR:4
TR:3
1000BASE-T/X
OUT TR:2 IN
ETU2
:1
1000BASE-T/X
ETU2 B
OUT TR:1 IN :1
ETU3 10/100/1000BASE-T TR:4
10/100/1000B ASE-T
TR:3
1000BASE-T /X
OUT TR:2 IN
1000BASE-T /X
F P
OUT TR:1 IN
ETU3 11555
Figure 44
ETU2, ETU2 B, and ETU3
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Product Name
Product Number
ETU2
ROJR 208 008/1
ETU2 B
ROJR 208 012/1
ETU3
ROJR 211 007/1
1000 10/100/1000BASE-T 10/100/1000BASE-T
Fault
BR
ERICSSON
Power
ETU2 B
TR:4
10/100/1000BASE-T
TR:4
:1
OUT TR:1 IN
TR:2
ETU3 10/100/1000BASE-T
10/100BASE-T
1000BASE-T/X
1000BASE-T/X
TR:3
:5
10/100/1000BASE-T
TR:3
1000BASE-T/X
OUT TR:2 IN
1000BASE-T/X
F P
OUT TR:1 IN
BR
Fault
BR
ERICSSON
Power
10
ETU2
100
Interfaces for ETU
Link
7.5.1
ETUs
11554
Figure 45 Table 78
ETU2, ETU2 B, and ETU3 ETU Interfaces
Interface
Cable Description
Section
10/100/1000BASE-T
Ethernet Cable
(1)
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
10/100/1000BASE-T
Ethernet Cable(1)
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
10/100BASE-T: 1-5
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
SFP GB-TX
Ethernet Cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
SFP GB-LX 1310 nm
SFP Optical Cable
Section 11.2.5.2 on page 149
SFP GB-ZX 1550 nm
SFP Optical Cable
Section 11.2.5.2 on page 149
(2)
(1) 1000BASE-T requires a straight Ethernet Cable (2) For electrical SFP on ETU3 and ETU2 B a straight Ethernet Cable with an angled connector is required.
Note:
7.5.2
To order SFPs see Section 11.4.2 on page 157
Optional Feature for ETU This section describes the optional feature related to the ETU.
7.5.2.1
Additional ETU Ethernet Links The ETU baseline allows transport of one Ethernet link towards a remote node and use a maximum of 16xE1 per link. On ETU3 the use of all local Ethernet
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ports is allowed. This optional feature enables another five links. The feature is assigned per ETU. The feature also enables the configuration of interfaces with up to 48xE1 connections, thus enabling 95 Mbps Ethernet links. Prerequisite hardware: ETU2, ETU2 B, or ETU3. Table 79
7.6
Additional ETU Ethernet Links
Product Name
Product Number
Additional ETU Ethernet Links
FAL 104 5760
ATM Aggregation Unit (AAU)
ERICSSON
Fault Power BR
The main function of the AAU is to perform ATM aggregation of traffic, typically HSDPA, from other plug-in units in the AMM. The AAU is fitted in an AMM 6p C/D or AMM 20p B.
AAU 11536
Figure 46
AAU
The AAU has no front connectors but interfaces up to 96xE1 in the backplane. The E1s can be used as single links with G.804 mapping or combined into IMA groups. The baseline capacity of the AAU is 24xE1. For each additional group of 24xE1 the optional feature "Additional AAU Capacity" is required, see Section 7.6.1.1 on page 70. Table 80
AAU
Product Name
Product Number
AAU
ROJ 208 356/1
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Optional Feature for AAU This section describes the optional feature related to the AAU.
7.6.1.1
Additional AAU Capacity The AAU baseline supports a capacity of 24xE1. This optional feature enables one additional capacity block of 24xE1. Three capacity features must be purchased to obtain maximum capacity of 96xE1. The feature is assigned per AAU. Prerequisite hardware: AAU Table 81
7.7
Additional AAU Capacity
Product Name
Product Number
Additional AAU Capacity
FAL 104 6362
Power Filter Unit (PFU) The PFU distributes primary power to the plug-in units in the AMM 6p C/D and AMM 20p B through the backplane. The AMM 6p C/D and AMM 20p B can be equipped with two PFUs when redundant power supply is used.
7.7.1
PFU1 One PFU1 is included in the AMM 20p B-10 Kit, and when redundant power supply is needed, an additional PFU1 Kit must be ordered.
PFU1 Fault Power BR Fan alarm
0V -48V DC
PFU1 6735
Figure 47
PFU1
The PFU1 Kit delivery comprises:
70
•
One PFU1
•
One Fan Alarm Cable
•
One DC Connector Kit
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Table 82
7.7.2
PFU1 Kit
Product Name
Product Number
PFU1 Kit
NTM 101 727/1
PFU3 B One PFU3 B is included in the AMM 6p C/D Kit, and when redundant power supply is needed, an additional PFU3 B Kit must be ordered.
PFU3
Fault Power
PFU3 B
Figure 48
10522
PFU3 B
The PFU 3 B has a power input range of +24 V DC to –48 V DC. The PFU3 B Kit delivery comprises: • One PFU3 B • One DC Connector Kit Table 83
7.7.3
PFU3 Kit
Product Name
Product Number
PFU3 B Kit
NTM 101 0653/2
Interfaces for PFU ERICSSON
PFU1
Fault Power BR Fan alarm
PFU3 B DC + Fault
0V
Power -
-48V DC
+24 - -48V
11521
Figure 49
PFUs
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Table 84
PFU Interfaces
Interface
Cable
(1)
DC –48V
Fan Alarm
Description
Section
DC Cable (by meter)
Section 11.3.1 on page 153
Interface Panel (PFU1 only)
Section 11.1.1 on page 127
Fan Alarm Cable
Section 11.2.3.3 on page 144
(1) PFU3 B also supports +24V DC
7.8
SDH Cross Connected Unit (SXU) SXU3 B is an SDH Add-Drop Multiplexer and supports PDH over SDH (mapping of 21xE1 to/from VC-12s) and Ethernet over SDH. The SXU3 B fits in an AMM 2p B, AMM 6p C or AMM 6p D, and it provides 4 additional E1 interfaces on the front.
E1/DS1
TR:1A-1D
Fault
SXU3 B
SXU3 B
4xE1
10048
Figure 50 Table 85
7.8.1
SXU3 B SXU3 B
Product Name
Product Number
SXU3 B
ROJ 119 2324/1
Optional Feature for SXU This section describes the optional feature related to the SXU.
7.8.1.1
21xE1 Drop SXU This feature enables the E1 add/drop capability of the SXU ADM. The add/drop capacity is up to 21xE1 that can be routed towards other PDH cards (for example modems or LTUs) or to the E1 ports on the front of the SXU (if existing). The feature is assigned per SXU. Prerequisite hardware: SXU3 B
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Table 86
7.8.1.2
21xE1 Drop SXU
Product Name
Product Number
21xE1 Drop SXU
FAL 104 8152
Ethernet over SDH This feature activates the transmission of Ethernet over SDH. In sum there is a capacity of 600 Mbps distributed over multiple Virtual Concatenation Groups (VCGs). The feature is assigned per SXU Prerequisite hardware: SXU3 B Table 87
Product Name
Product Number
Ethernet over SDH
FAL 104 8153
Interfaces for SXU
TR:1A-1D
BR
E1/DS1
Power
SXU3 B
Fault
7.8.2
Ethernet over SDH
11890
Figure 51 Table 88
SXU Interfaces for SXU
Interface
TR: 1A-1E
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Section
4xE1 Cable
Section 11.2.2.3 on page 135
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8
Radio Units
8.1
Overview The Radio Unit (RAU) is available in different frequency channel arrangements according to frequency plans.
ALARM
POWER
NT
ALIGNME
RADIO CABLE
12259
Figure 52
Radio Units
The two RAUs required for a hop are presented in pairs in a frequency table. Each frequency variant of an RAU covers a sub-band of the frequency band and has a fixed duplex distance (the difference between transmitted and received frequency). The frequency tables show, for each RAU, the lowest/highest channel edge frequency for the sub-band variant. The lowest/highest operating center frequency can be derived from the tables by increasing/decreasing the channel edge frequency by half the channel width. The operating center frequency is set on site in steps of 0.25 MHz except for some sub-bands in 6L, 6U, 8 GHz and 18 GHz that step with 0.025 MHz. The following two types of RAU are available: •
Medium Capacity Radio Units Support 2x2 to 34+2 Mbps capacity using C-QPSK modulation in a range from 7 to 38 GHz. For more information, see Section 8.2 on page 77.
•
Agile Radio Units Support 4xE1 up to STM-1 using C-QPSK, 4 QAM to 256 QAM modulation in a range from 6 to 38 GHz. The letter N or X(u) in the end of the product name (RAU2 N or RAU2 X(u)) indicates agile radios. RAU2 X has the same default capability as RAU2 N, whereas RAU2 Xu has the default capability of C-QPSK and 4 QAM. RAU2 Xu can be upgraded to get the functionality as an agile radio ( RAU2 X-type) by adding an optional feature, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85.
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The RAU is fitted directly to a compact antenna as standard. If the RAU is installed separately, using a flexible waveguide to connect the RAU and the antenna, make sure to order a kit for separate installation, see Section 13.3.5 on page 183. When ordering, change "CD" in the product number to the appropriate number for the sub-band intended to be used. Example: NTM 203 024/41
8.1.1
RAU Kit Delivery The RAU Kit delivery comprises: • One Radio Unit • One Earthing Cable, 2.0 m When ordering any RAU Kit, make sure to always consider the following: • Radio Cable, see Section 12.2.3 on page 166 • Connector Kit, see Section 12.3.1 on page 167 • Radio Cable Panel, see Section 13.1.1 on page 169 • Mounting Bracket, see Section 13.1.2 on page 169
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8.2
Medium Capacity Radio Units
8.2.1
RAU2 7 Output power: Table 89
Standard: -5 to +21 dBm Âą2 dB
RAU2 7
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 7/CD Kit
NTM 203 168/CD
Table 90
Frequency Plan for RAU2 7
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
154
7428
7484
7582
7638
12/16
154
7456
7512
7610
7666
13/17
154
7484
7540
7638
7694
14/18
154
7512
7568
7666
7722
21/25
245
7426.50
7513.75
7671.50
7758.75
22/26
245
7482.25
7569.75
7727.25
7814.75
23/27
245
7510.25
7597.75
7755.25
7842.75
24/28
245
7566.25
7653.75
7811.25
7898.75
31/35
161
7124.5
7184
7285.5
7345
32/36
161
7152.5
7212
7313.5
7373
33/37
161
7180.5
7240
7341.5
7401
34/38
161
7208.5
7268
7369.5
7429
41/45
161
7424.5
7484
7585.5
7645
42/46
161
7449.5
7512
7610.5
7673
43/47
161
7477.5
7540
7638.5
7701
44/48
161
7505.5
7568
7666.5
7729
51/55
168
7107
7163
7275
7331
52/56
168
7135
7191
7303
7359
53/57
168
7163
7219
7331
7387
54/58
168
7191
7247
7359
7415
61/65
168
7414
7470
7582
7638
62/66
168
7442
7498
7610
7666
63/67
168
7470
7526
7638
7694
64/68
168
7498
7554
7666
7722
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78
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
71/75
154
7128
7184
7282
7338
72/76
154
7156
7212
7310
7366
73/77
154
7184
7240
7338
7394
74/78
154
7212
7268
7366
7422
81/85
161
7249.5
7309
7410.5
7470
82/86
161
7277.5
7337
7438.5
7498
83/87
161
7305.5
7365
7466.5
7526
84/88
161
7333.5
7393
7494.5
7554
91/95
168
7443
7499
7611
7667
92/96
168
7471
7527
7639
7695
7667
7723
7695
7751
93/97
168
7499
7555
94/98
168
7527
7583
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RAU2 8 Output power: Table 91
Standard: -5 to +20 dBm Âą2 dB
RAU2 8
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 8/CD Kit
NTM 203 169/CD
Table 92
Frequency Plan for RAU2 8
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
311.32
7718.05
7807
8029.375
8118.325
12/16
311.32
7777.35
7866.3
8088.675
8177.625
13/17
311.32
7821.825
7910.775
8133.15
8222.1
14/18
311.32
7881.125
7970.075
8192.45
8281.4
21/25
126
8282.5
8324.5
8408.5
8450.5
23/27
126
8324.5
8366.5
8450.5
8492.5
31/35
119
8286
8328
8405
8447
33/37
119
8328
8370
8447
8489
41/45
119
8279
8321
8398
8440
42/46
119
8307
8349
8426
8468
43/47
119
8335
8377
8454
8496
51/55
126
8279
8321
8405
8447
52/56
126
8307
8349
8433
8475
53/57
126
8328
8370
8454
8496
61/65
266
7905
8010
8171
8276
62/66
266
7968
8073
8234
8339
63/67
266
8031
8136
8297
8402
The sub-bands 11-18 have 0.025 MHz operating channel frequency stepping.
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8.2.3
RAU2 13 Output power: Table 93
Standard: -7 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 13
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 13/CD Kit
NTM 203 082/CD
Table 94
Frequency Plan for RAU2 13
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
266
12751
12835
13017
13101
12/16
266
12821
12905
13087
13171
13/17
266
12891
12975
13157
13241
14/18
266
12863
12919
13129
13185
TX frequency [MHz]
8.2.4
TX frequency [MHz]
RAU2 15 Output power: Table 95
Standard: -10 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 15
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 15/CD Kit
NTM 203 083/CD
Table 96 Sub-bands
80
Upper sub-band
Frequency Plan for RAU2 15 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/18
735
14499.25
14613
15234.25
15348
12/15
315
14604.25
14732
14919.25
15047
13/16
315
14709.25
14828.5
15024.25
15143.5
14/17
315
14814.25
14933.5
15129.25
15248.5
21/25
420
14495.75
14620
14915.75
15040
22/26
420
14607.75
14732
15027.75
15152
23/27
420
14719.75
14837
15139.75
15257
24/28
420
14817.75
14928
15237.75
15348
43/49
644
14495.75
14700.5
15139.75
15344.5
61/68
728
14495.75
14620
15223.75
15348
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Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
62/65
308
14614.75
14735.5
14922.75
15043.5
63/66
308
14698.75
14819.5
15006.75
15127.5
64/67
308
14810.75
14931.5
15118.75
15239.5
80/85
490
14397.75
14522
14887.75
15012
81/86
490
14481.75
14606
14971.75
15096
82/87
490
14565.75
14690
15055.75
15180
83/88
490
14649.75
14774
15139.75
15264
84/89
490
14733.75
14858
15223.75
15348
92/95
322
14627
14739
14949
15061
93/96
322
14711
14823
15033
15145
94/97
322
14795
14907
15117
15229
Note:
Sub-band division applies only for capacities of 2x8 Mbps and higher. For lower capacities see technical documentation.
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8.2.5
RAU2 18 Output power: Table 97
RAU2 18
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 18/CD Kit
NTM 203 084/CD
Table 98 Sub-bands
82
Standard: -10 to +17 dBm Âą2 dB
Frequency Plan for RAU2 18 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
1010
17706.5
18009.5
18716.5
19019.5
12/16
1010
17933.5
18236.5
18943.5
19246.5
13/17
1010
18153.5
18456.5
19163.5
19466.5
14/18
1010
18373.5
18676.5
19383.5
19686.5
21/25
340
18580
18670
18920
19010
22/26
340
18655
18745
18995
19085
23/27
340
18730
18830
19070
19170
24/28
340
18820
18920
19160
19260
31/35
1560
17700
18003
19260
19563
32/36
1560
17837
18140
19397
19700
41/45
1008
17720.5
18009.5
18728.5
19017.5
42/46
1008
17935.5
18236.5
18943.5
19244.5
43/47
1008
18155.5
18456.5
19163.5
19464.5
44/48
1008
18375.5
18672.5
19383.5
19680.5
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RAU2 23 Output power: Table 99
Standard: -7 to +20 dBm Âą2 dB
RAU2 23
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 23/CD Kit
NTM 203 085/CD
Table 100
Frequency Plan for RAU2 23
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
12/14
1050
21950.25
22498
23000.25
23548
21/23
1232
21224
21785.75
22456
23017.75
22/24
1232
21784
22363.25
23016
23595.25
45/47
1200
21218.25
21802.75
22418.25
23002.75
46/48
1200
21796.25
22400
22996.25
23600
56/58
1008
22002.75
22513.75
23010.75
23521.75
57/59
1008
22079.75
22590.75
23087.75
23598.75
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8.2.7
RAU2 26 Output power: Table 101
RAU2 26
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 26/CD Kit
NTM 203 086/CD
Table 102
Frequency Plan for RAU2 26 Duplex
Sub-bands
8.2.8
Standard: -5 to +16 dBm ±2 dB
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
51/55
1008
24549
24857
25557
25865
52/56
1008
24857
25165
25865
26173
53/57
1008
25137
25445
26145
26453
RAU2 38 Output power: Table 103
RAU2 38
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 38/CD Kit
NTM 203 087/CD
Table 104 Sub-bands
84
Standard: -15 to +17 dBm ± 2 dB
Frequency Plan for RAU2 38 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
1260
37058
37339.75
38318
38599.75
12/16
1260
37338
37619.75
38598
38879.75
13/17
1260
37618
37899.75
38878
39159.75
14/18
1260
37898
38179.75
39158
39439.75
23/27
1260
37758
38039.75
39018
39299.75
31/35
700
38600
38800
39300
39500
32/36
700
38770
38970
39470
39670
33/37
700
38930
39130
39630
39830
34/38
700
39100
39300
39800
40000
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8.3
Agile Radio Units
8.3.1
Optional Feature for Agile Radio Units
8.3.1.1
Modulation Agile RAU Xu RAU2 X supports both C-QPSK and QAM modulation by default, while RAU2 Xu only supports C-QPSK and 4 QAM. This optional feature opens up for configuring the RAU2 Xu to run a higher order of QAM modulation. The feature can be configured or reconfigured to any of the RAU2 Xus connected to the same sub-rack, provided the feature has beem purchased for all RAU2 Xus that will use it simultaneously. Table 105
8.3.2
Optional Feature: Modulation Agile RAU Xu
Product Name
Product Number
Modulation Agile RAU Xu
FAL 104 8166
RAU2 N 28 Output power:
256 QAM: -3 to +12 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -3 to +15 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -3 to +17 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -3 to +17 dBm ±2 dB
Table 106
RAU2 N 28
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 N 28/CD Kit
NTM 203 074/CD
Table 107
Frequency Plan for RAU2 N 28
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
23/28
1008
28052.5
28304.5
29060.5
29312.5
24/29
1008
28192.5
28444.5
29200.5
29452.5
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RAU2 N 32 Output power:
Standard:
256 QAM: -3 to +12 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -3 to +15 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -3 to +17 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -3 to +20 dBm ±2 dB
Low power:
256 QAM: -18 to -3 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -18 to +2 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -18 to +2 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -18 to +2 dBm ±2 dB
Table 108 Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 N 32/CD Kit
NTM 203 026/CD
RAU2 N 32/CD LP Kit
NTM 203 026/CDLP
Table 109 Sub-bands
86
RAU2 N 32
Frequency Plan for RAU2 N 32 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
812
31815.00
32095.00
32627.00
32907.00
12/16
812
32053.00
32333.00
32865.00
33145.00
13/17
812
32291.00
32571.00
33103.00
33383.00
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RAU2 N 38 Output power:
Standard:
256 QAM: -5 to +11 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -5 to +14 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -5 to +16 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -5 to +19 dBm ±2 dB
Low power:
256 QAM: -20 to -6 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -20 to -3 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -20 to -1 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -20 to +2 dBm ±2 dB
Table 110
RAU2 N 38
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 N 38/CD Kit
NTM 203 075/CD
RAU2 N 38/CD LP Kit
NTM 203 075/CDLP
Table 111
Frequency Plan for RAU2 N 38
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
1260
37058.00
37339.75
38318.00
38599.75
12/16
1260
37338.00
37619.75
38598.00
38879.75
13/17
1260
37618.00
37899.75
38878.00
39159.75
14/18
1260
37898.00
38179.75
39158.00
39439.75
23/27
1260
37758.00
38039.75
39018.00
39299.75
TX frequency [MHz]
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
8.3.5
RAU2 X/Xu 6L For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 This radio unit covers the Lower 6 GHz bands (6L). Output power:
256 QAM: -5 to +25 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -5 to +26 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -5 to +27 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -5 to +30 dBm ±2 dB
Table 112
RAU2 X/Xu 6L
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 6L/CD Kit
NTM 203 160/CD
RAU2 Xu 6L/CD Kit
NTM 203 180/CD
Table 113 Sub-bands
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 6L Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
252.04
5925.000
6020.250
6177.050
6272.300
12/16
252.04
6018.000
6110.250
6270.050
6362.300
13/17
252.04
6078.500
6173.250
6330.550
6425.300
The sub-bands 11-17 have 0.025 MHz operating channel frequency stepping.
88
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Radio Units
8.3.6
RAU2 X/Xu 6U For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 This radio unit covers the Upper 6 GHz bands (6U). Output power:
256 QAM: -5 to +25 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -5 to +26 dBm ±2 dB 64 QAM: -5 to +26 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -5 to +27 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -5 to +30 dBm ±2 dB
Table 114
RAU2 X/Xu 6U
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 6U/CD Kit
NTM 203 170/CD
RAU2 Xu 6U/CD Kit
NTM 203 181/CD
Table 115
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 6U
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
21/25
340
6430.000
6560.000
6770.000
6900.000
22/26
340
6550.000
6680.000
6890.000
7020.000
23/27
340
6635.000
6765.000
6975.000
7105.000
The sub-bands 21-27 have 0.025 MHz operating channel frequency stepping.
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89
MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
8.3.7
RAU2 X/Xu 7 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
256 QAM: -5 to +25 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -5 to +26 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -5 to +27 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -5 to +30 dBm ±2 dB
Table 116 Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 7/CD Kit
NTM 203 161/CD
RAU2 Xu 7/CD Kit
NTM 203 182/CD
Table 117 Sub-bands
90
RAU2 X/Xu 7
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 7 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
01/05
196
7107
7163
7303
7359
02/06
196
7163
7219
7359
7415
03/07
196
7191
7247
7387
7443
11/15
154
7428
7484
7582
7638
12/16
154
7456
7512
7610
7666
13/17
154
7484
7540
7638
7694
14/18
154
7512
7568
7666
7722
21/25
245
7426.50
7513.75
7671.50
7758.75
22/26
245
7482.25
7569.75
7727.25
7814.75
23/27
245
7510.25
7597.75
7755.25
7842.75
24/28
245
7566.25
7653.75
7811.25
7898.75
31/35
161
7124.5
7184
7285.5
7345
32/36
161
7152.5
7212
7313.5
7373
33/37
161
7180.5
7240
7341.5
7401
34/38
161
7208.5
7268
7369.5
7429
41/45
161
7424.5
7484
7585.5
7645
42/46
161
7449.5
7512
7610.5
7673
43/47
161
7477.5
7540
7638.5
7701
44/48
161
7505.5
7568
7666.5
7729
51/55
168
7107
7163
7275
7331
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Radio Units
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
52/56
168
7135
7191
7303
7359
53/57
168
7163
7219
7331
7387
54/58
168
7191
7247
7359
7415
61/65
168
7414
7470
7582
7638
62/66
168
7442
7498
7610
7666
63/67
168
7470
7526
7638
7694
64/68
168
7498
7554
7666
7722
71/75
154
7128
7184
7282
7338
72/76
154
7156
7212
7310
7366
73/77
154
7184
7240
7338
7394
74/78
154
7212
7268
7366
7422
81/85
161
7249.5
7309
7410.5
7470
82/86
161
7277.5
7337
7438.5
7498
83/87
161
7305.5
7365
7466.5
7526
84/88
161
7333.5
7393
7494.5
7554
91/95
168
7443
7499
7611
7667
92/96
168
7471
7527
7639
7695
93/97
168
7499
7555
7667
7723
94/98
168
7527
7583
7695
7751
132/136
269
7505
7533
7774
7802
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
8.3.8
RAU2 X/Xu 8 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
256 QAM: -5 to +25 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -5 to +26 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -5 to +27 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK: -5 to +30 dBm ±2 dB
Table 118 Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 8/CD Kit
NTM 203 162/CD
RAU2 Xu 8/CD Kit
NTM 203 183/CD
Table 119 Sub-bands
92
RAU2 X/Xu 8
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 8 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
311.32
7718.05
7807
8029.375
8118.325
12/16
311.32
7777.35
7866.3
8088.675
8177.625
13/17
311.32
7821.825
7910.775
8133.15
8222.1
14/18
311.32
7881.125
7970.075
8192.45
8281.4
21/25
126
8282.5
8324.5
8408.5
8450.5
23/27
126
8324.5
8366.5
8450.5
8492.5
31/35
119
8286
8328
8405
8447
33/37
119
8328
8370
8447
8489
41/45
119
8279
8321
8398
8440
42/46
119
8307
8349
8426
8468
43/47
119
8335
8377
8454
8496
51/55
126
8279
8321
8405
8447
52/56
126
8307
8349
8433
8475
53/57
126
8328
8370
8454
8496
61/65
266
7905
8010
8171
8276
62/66
266
7968
8073
8234
8339
63/67
266
8031
8136
8297
8402
71/75
311.32
7718.050
7836.65
8029.375
8147.975
72/76
311.32
7777.350
7881.125
8088.675
8192.450
73/77
311.32
7851.475
7970.075
8162.800
8281.400
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Radio Units
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
91/95
208
8050.00
8134.00
8258.00
8342.00
92/96
208
8106.00
8190.00
8314.00
8398.00
93/97
208
8162.00
8246.00
8370.00
8454.00
101/105
310
7905
8017
8215
8327
102/106
310
7989
8101
8299
8411
103/107
310
8073
8185
8383
8495
111/115
310
7725
7837
8035
8147
112/116
310
7777
7881
8087
8191
113/117
310
7851
7965
8161
8275
121/125
148.5
7744.75
7793.75
7893.25
7942.25
122/126
148.5
7779.75
7828.75
7928.25
7977.25
131/135
148.25
7744.75
7793.75
7893.00
7942.00
132/136
148.25
7779.75
7828.75
7928.00
7977.00
The sub-bands 71-77 have 0.025 MHz operating channel frequency stepping.
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
8.3.9
RAU2 X/Xu 10 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
Table 120
-10 to +24 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +25 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +26 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK
-10 to +29 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 10
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 10/CD Kit
NTM 203 153/CD
RAU2 Xu 10/CD Kit
NTM 203 184/CD
Table 121 Sub-bands
94
256 QAM:
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 10 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
21/25
91
10500.50
10528.50
10591.50
10619.50
22/26
91
10528.50
10556.50
10619.50
10647.50
23/27
91
10556.50
10584.50
10647.50
10675.50
31/35
350
10125
10300
10475
10650
41/45
168
10308.00
10420.00
10476.00
10588.00
51/55
350
10130.00
10186.00
10480.00
10536.00
52/56
350
10144.00
10200.00
10494.00
10550.00
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Radio Units
8.3.10
RAU2 X/Xu 11 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
256 QAM: -10 to +24 dBm ±2 dB 128 QAM: -10 to +25 dBm ±2 dB 16 QAM: -10 to +26 dBm ±2 dB C-QPSK -10 to +29 dBm ±2 dB
Table 122
RAU2 X/Xu 11
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 11/CD Kit
NTM 203 194/CD
RAU2 Xu 11/CD Kit
NTM 203 195/CD
Table 123
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 11
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
530
10695
10855
11225
11385
12/16
530
10835
11035
11365
11565
13/17
530
11015
11175
11545
11705
21/25
490
10695
10875
11185
11365
22/26
490
10855
11055
11345
11545
23/27
490
11035
11195
11525
11685
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
8.3.11
RAU2 X/Xu 13 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
Standard:
High Power:
Table 124
-10 to +20 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +21 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +22 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +25 dBm ±2 dB
256 QAM:
-10 to +24 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +25 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +26 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +29 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 13
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 13/CD Kit
NTM 203 158/CD
RAU2 Xu 13/CD Kit
NTM 203 185/CD
RAU2 X 13/CD HP kit
NTM 203 158/CDHP
Table 125 Sub-bands
96
256 QAM:
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 13 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
266
12751
12835
13017
13101
12/16
266
12821
12905
13087
13171
13/17
266
12891
12975
13157
13241
14/18
266
12863
12919
13129
13185
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Radio Units
8.3.12
RAU2 X/Xu 15 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
Standard:
High Power:
Table 126
256 QAM:
-10 to +20 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +21 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +22 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +25 dBm ±2 dB
256 QAM:
-10 to +24 ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +25 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +26 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +29 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 15
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 15/CD Kit
NTM 203 159/CD
RAU2 Xu 15/CD Kit
NTM 203 186/CD
RAU2 X 15/CD HP kit
NTM 203 159/CDHP
Table 127
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 15
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/18
735
14499.25
14613.00
15234.25
15348.00
12/15
315
14604.25
14732.00
14919.25
15047.00
13/16
315
14709.25
14828.50
15024.25
15143.50
14/17
315
14814.25
14933.50
15129.25
15248.50
21/25
420
14495.75
14620.00
14915.75
15040.00
22/26
420
14607.75
14732.00
15027.75
15152.00
23/27
420
14719.75
14837.00
15139.75
15257.00
24/28
420
14817.75
14928.00
15237.75
15348.00
43/49
644
14495.75
14700.50
15139.75
15344.50
61/68
728
14495.75
14620.00
15223.75
15348.00
62/65
308
14614.75
14735.5
14922.75
15043.5
63/66
308
14698.75
14819.5
15006.75
15127.5
64/67
308
14810.75
14931.5
15118.75
15239.5
80/85
490
14397.75
14522.00
14887.75
15012.00
81/86
490
14481.75
14606.00
14971.75
15096.00
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
Sub-bands
98
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
82/87
490
14565.75
14690.00
15055.75
15180.00
83/88
490
14649.75
14774.00
15139.75
15264.00
84/89
490
14733.75
14858.00
15223.75
15348.00
92/95
322
14627
14739
14949
15061
93/96
322
14711
14823
15033
15145
94/97
322
14795
14907
15117
15229
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Radio Units
8.3.13
RAU2 X/Xu 18 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
Standard:
High Power:
Table 128
256 QAM:
-10 to +17 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +19 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to + 24 dBm ±2 dB
256 QAM:
-10 to +22 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to + 23 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to + 24 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to + 27 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 18
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 18/CD Kit
NTM 203 152/CD
RAU2 Xu 18/CD Kit
NTM 203 187/CD
RAU2 X 18/CD HP Kit
NTM 203 152/CDHP
Table 129
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 18
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
1010
17706.50
18009.50
18716.50
19019.50
12/16
1010
17933.50
18236.50
18943.50
19246.50
13/17
1010
18153.50
18456.50
19163.50
19466.50
14/18
1010
18373.50
18676.50
19383.50
19686.50
21/25
340
18580
18670
18920
19010
22/26
340
18655
18745
18995
19085
23/27
340
18730
18830
19070
19170
24/28
340
18820
18920
19160
19260
31/35
1560
17700
18003
19260
19563
32/36
1560
17837
18140
19397
19700
41/45
1008
17720.50
18009.50
18728.50
19017.50
42/46
1008
17935.50
18236.50
18943.50
19244.50
43/47
1008
18155.50
18456.50
19163.50
19464.50
44/48
1008
18375.50
18672.50
19383.50
19680.50
1010
17706.50
18009.50
18716.50
19019.50
(1)
71/75
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99
MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
72/76(1)
1010
17933.50
18236.50
18943.50
19246.50
73/77(1)
1010
18153.50
18456.50
19163.50
19466.50
74/78(1)
1010
18373.50
18676.50
19383.50
19686.50
(1) The sub-bands 71-78 have 0.025 MHz operating channel frequency stepping."
100
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Radio Units
8.3.14
RAU2 X/Xu 23 For the optional feature Modulation Agile RAU Xu, see Section 8.3.1 on page 85 Output power:
Standard:
High Power:
Table 130
256 QAM:
-10 to +17 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +19 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +24 dBm ±2 dB
256 QAM:
-10 to +21 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to + 22 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to + 23 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to + 26 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 23
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 23/CD Kit
NTM 203 171/CD
RAU2 Xu 23/CD Kit
NTM 203 188/CD
RAU2 X 23/CD HP Kit
NTM 203 171/CDHP
Table 131
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 23
Sub-bands
Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
72/73
1008
22100
22400
23108
23408
74/75
1008
22217.75
22540.25
23225.75
23548.25
76/78
1008
22002.75
22316.25
23010.75
23324.25
77/79
1008
22274
22590.75
23282
23598.75
81/85
1200
21218.25
21523.25
22418.25
22723.25
82/86
1200
21494.75
21824.75
22694.75
23024.75
83/87
1200
21796.25
22145.25
22996.25
23345.50
84/88
1200
22094.75
22400
23294.75
23600
91/95
1232
21224
21532.25
22456
22764.25
92/96
1232
21503.75
21812.25
22735.75
23044.25
93/97
1232
21784
22092.25
23016
23324.25
94/98
1232
22049.75
22363.25
23281.75
23595.25
101/103
1050
21950.25
22263.75
23000.25
23313.75
102/104
1050
22235.25
22538.25
23285.25
23588.25
111/115
1200
21200
2123.25
22400
22723.25
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
8.3.15
RAU2 X/Xu 26 Output power:
Table 132
-10 to +19 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +20 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +21 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +24 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 26 Product Number
RAU2 X 26/CD Kit
NTM 203 166/CD
RAU2 Xu 26/CD Kit
NTM 203 190/CD
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 26 Duplex
Sub-bands
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
51/55
1008
24549.00
24857.00
25557.00
25865.00
52/56
1008
24857.00
25165.00
25865.00
26173.00
53/57
1008
25137.00
25445.00
26145.00
26453.00
RAU2 X/Xu 28 Output power:
Table 134
Standard:
256 QAM
-10 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +19 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +20 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +23 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 28
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 28/CD Kit
NTM 203 167/CD
RAU2 Xu 28/CD Kit
NTM 203 191/CD
Table 135 Sub-bands
102
256 QAM:
Product Name
Table 133
8.3.16
Standard:
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 28 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
41/45
1008
27548.5
27884.5
28556.5
28892.5
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Duplex
Sub-bands
8.3.17
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
42/46
1008
27828.5
28164.5
28836.5
29172.5
43/47
1008
28108.5
28444.5
29116.5
29452.5
RAU2 X/Xu 32 Output power:
Table 136
Standard:
256 QAM:
-10 to +16 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +19 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +22 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 32
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 32/CD Kit
NTM 203 164/CD
RAU2 Xu 32/CD Kit
NTM 203 192/CD
Table 137
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu 32 Duplex
Sub-bands
8.3.18
Lower sub-band
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
812
31815
32095
32627
32907
12/16
812
32053
32333
32865
33145
13/17
812
32291
32571
33103
33383
RAU2 X/Xu 38 Output power:
Table 138
Standard:
256 QAM:
-10 to +16 dBm ±2 dB
128 QAM:
-10 to +17 dBm ±2 dB
16 QAM:
-10 to +18 dBm ±2 dB
C-QPSK:
-10 to +21 dBm ±2 dB
RAU2 X/Xu 38
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 X 38/CD Kit
NTM 203 163/CD
RAU2 Xu 38/CD Kit
NTM 203 193/CD
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Table 139 Sub-bands
104
Frequency Plan for RAU2 X/Xu38 Duplex
Lower sub-band
Upper sub-band
TX frequency [MHz]
TX frequency [MHz]
"CD"
[MHz]
Lower edge
Upper edge
Lower edge
Upper edge
11/15
1260
37058
37339.75
38318
38599.75
12/16
1260
37338
37619.75
38598
38879.75
13/17
1260
37618
37899.75
38878
39159.75
14/18
1260
37898
38179.75
39158
39439.75
23/27
1260
37758
38039.75
39018
39299.75
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9
Antennas
9.1
Overview The antennas range from 0.2 m up to 3.7 m in diameter, in single and dual polarized versions. The table below shows which antenna size that can be used with which frequency. Table 140 Ante nna size [m]
Antenna Size vs. Frequency Frequency [GHz]
6
7/8
10/11
13
15
18
X
X
0.2 0.3 0.6
23
24/26
28
32
38
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
0.9
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
1.2
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
1.8
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
2.4
X
X
X
X
X
3.0
X
X
X
X
3.7
X
X
0.2 – 0.6 m antennas are delivered from the Ericsson factory in Borås, Sweden. To reduce transportation and storage costs, 0.9 – 3.7 m antennas are delivered from the antenna manufacturer. This is indicated in the product number with a “D” at the end. Should delivery from the Ericsson factory in Borås Sweden still be required, product numbers without the “D” extension should be used (at a higher price). Please contact your Ericsson representative for further information. To reduce transportation and storage volume and cost the antennas are delivered as a kit, which must be assembled at site before the installation. The 2.4 – 3.7 m antennas are delivered with the reflector split in two pieces.
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15
15
GHz
GHz
15 GHz
15 GHz
POWER
ALARM
NT ALIGNME
POWER
ALARM
NT
ALIGNME
RADIO CABLE
RADIO CABLE
POWER
ALARM
NT ALIGNME
RADIO CABLE
11991
Figure 53
9.1.1
0.2 m, 0.3 m and 0.6 m antennas, Single Polarized
Integrated Installation The 0.2 – 1.8 m are normally used in integrated installation, see Figure 53, where the radio unit is fitted directly to the rear of the antenna. For the dual polarized antennas an integration kit for ANT2 HPX needs to be ordered for some integrated installation configurations, see Section 13.3.2 on page 181.
9.1.2
Separate Installation All antennas can be fitted separately, see Figure 54, from the radio unit using a flexible waveguide. The 2.4 – 3.7 m antennas are always installed separately. A kit for separate installation has to be ordered, see Section 13.3.5 on page 183.
15
GHz
15 GHz
ALARM
POWER
ENT ALIGNM
RADIO CABLE
11993
Figure 54
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9.1.3
Product Name The antenna product name is structured in the following way: ANTa b c d a=
Antenna for separate installation
2
Integrated antenna for RAU2
b=
Antenna size (in meters)
c=
Frequency band (in GHz)
d=
9.1.4
0
HP
High performance, single polarized
HPX
High performance, dual polarized
Mounting Kit All antennas include a mounting kit. The mounting kit (including side struts for stabilization) can be fitted to the following tube diameters and L-profiles. Table 141
9.2
Mounting Kit vs. tube diameters and L-profiles
Size [m]
Mounting kit, tube diameter [mm]
Mounting kit, L-profile [mm]
0.2–0.6
50–120
40x40–80x80
0.9
115
1.2–1.8 2.4–3.7
Side strut, tube diameter [mm]
Number of side struts
90–114
60–114
1
114
100–114
2
ANT 6 GHz Table 142
ANT 6 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Borås Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.9 6 HP
UKY 220 24/SC15
UKY 220 24/SC15D (1)(2)
ANT2 0.9 6 HPX
UKY 220 24/DC15
UKY 220 24/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.2 6 HP
UKY 220 11/SC15
UKY 220 11/SC15D
ANT2 1.2 6 HPX
UKY 220 11/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 220 11/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT0 1.2 6 HPX
UKY 220 11/DC12
UKY 220 11/DC12D
ANT2 1.8 6 HP
UKY 220 12/SC15
UKY 220 12/SC15D
12/DC15(1)(2)
ANT2 1.8 6 HPX
UKY 220
ANT0 1.8 6 HPX
UKY 220 12/DC12
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Product Number Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT0 2.4 6 HP
UKY 220 13/SC12
UKY 220 13/SC12D
ANT0 2.4 6 HPX
UKY 220 13/DC12
UKY 220 13/DC12D
ANT0 3.0 6 HP
UKY 220 14/SC12
UKY 220 14/SC12D
ANT0 3.0 6 HPX
UKY 220 14/DC12
UKY 220 14/DC12D
ANT0 3.7 6 HP
UKY 220 15/SC12
UKY 220 15/SC12D
ANT0 3.7 6 HPX
UKY 220 15/DC12
UKY 220 15/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.3
ANT 7/8 GHz Table 143
ANT 7/8 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.6 7/8 HP
UKY 220 40/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 7/8 HPX
UKY 220 40/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 95/DC15 ANT2 0.9 7/8 HP
UKY 220 25/SC15
UKY 220 25/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 25/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 0.9 7/8 HPX
UKY 220 25/DC15
ANT2 1.2 7/8 HP
UKY 210 40/SC15
UKY 210 40/SC15D
ANT0 1.2 7/8 HPX
UKY 210 40/DC12
UKY 210 40/DC12D
ANT2 1.2 7/8 HPX
UKY 210 40/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 40/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.8 7/8 HP
UKY 210 50/SC15
UKY 210 50/SC15D
50/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 50/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.8 7/8 HPX
UKY 210
ANT0 1.8 7/8 HPX
UKY 210 50/DC12
UKY 210 50/DC12D
ANT0 2.4 7/8 HP
UKY 220 01/SC12
UKY 220 01/SC12D
ANT0 2.4 7/8 HPX
UKY 220 01/DC12
UKY 220 01/DC12D
ANT0 3.0 7/8 HP
UKY 220 04/SC12
UKY 220 04/SC12D
ANT0 3.0 7/8 HPX
UKY 220 04/DC12
UKY 220 04/DC12D
ANT0 3.7 7/8 HP
UKY 220 06/SC12
UKY 220 06/SC12D
ANT0 3.7 7/8 HPX
UKY 220 06/DC12
UKY 220 06/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
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9.4
ANT 10/11 GHz Table 144
ANT 10/11 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.6 10/11 HP
UKY 220 41/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 10/11 HPX
UKY 220 41/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 220 16/DC15 ANT2 0.9 10/11 HP
UKY 220 26/SC15
ANT2 0.9 10/11 HPX
UKY 220 26/DC15
ANT2 1.2 10/11 HP
UKY 220 17/SC15
UKY 220 26/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 26/DC15D(1)(2) UKY 220 17/SC15D
17/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 220 17/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.2 10/11 HPX
UKY 220
ANT0 1.2 10/11 HPX
UKY 220 17/DC12
UKY 220 17/DC12D
ANT2 1.8 10/11 HP
UKY 220 18/SC15
UKY 220 18/SC15D
18/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 220 18/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.8 10/11 HPX
UKY 220
ANT0 1.8 10/11 HPX
UKY 220 18/DC12
UKY 220 18/DC12D
ANT0 2.4 10/11 HP
UKY 220 19/SC12
UKY 220 19/SC12D
ANT0 2.4 10/11 HPX
UKY 220 19/DC12
UKY 220 19/DC12D
ANT0 3.0 10/11 HP
UKY 220 20/SC12
UKY 220 20/SC12D
ANT0 3.0 10/11 HPX
UKY 220 20/DC12
UKY 220 20/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.5
ANT 13 GHz Table 145
ANT 13 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.6 13 HP
UKY 220 42/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 13 HPX
UKY 220 42/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 89/DC15 ANT2 0.9 13 HP
UKY 220 27/SC15
UKY 220 27/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 27/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 0.9 13 HPX
UKY 220 27/DC15
ANT2 1.2 13 HP
UKY 210 41/SC15
UKY 210 41/SC15D
ANT2 1.2 13 HPX
UKY 210 41/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 41/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT0 1.2 13 HPX
UKY 210 41/DC12
UKY 210 41/DC12D
ANT2 1.8 13 HP
UKY 210 51/SC15
UKY 210 51/SC15D
51/DC15(1)(2)
ANT2 1.8 13 HPX
UKY 210
ANT0 1.8 13 HPX
UKY 210 51/DC12
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Direct Delivery
ANT0 2.4 13 HP
UKY 220 02/SC12
UKY 220 02/SC12D
ANT0 2.4 13 HPX
UKY 220 02/DC12
UKY 220 02/DC12D
ANT0 3.0 13 HP
UKY 220 05/SC12
UKY 220 05/SC12D
ANT0 3.0 13 HPX
UKY 220 05/DC12
UKY 220 05/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.6
ANT 15 GHz Table 146
ANT 15 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.3 15 HP
UKY 210 71/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 15 HPX
UKY 210 71/DC15
-
ANT2 0.6 15 HP
UKY 220 43/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 15 HPX
UKY 220 43/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 76/DC15 ANT2 0.9 15 HP
UKY 220 28/SC15
ANT2 0.9 15 HPX
UKY 220 28/DC15
ANT2 1.2 15 HP
UKY 210 42/SC15
UKY 220 28/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 28/DC15D(1)(2) UKY 210 42/SC15D
42/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 42/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.2 15 HPX
UKY 210
ANT0 1.2 15 HPX
UKY 210 42/DC12
UKY 210 42/DC12D
ANT2 1.8 15 HP
UKY 210 52/SC15
UKY 210 52/SC15D
52/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 52/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.8 15 HPX
UKY 210
ANT0 1.8 15 HPX
UKY 210 52/DC12
UKY 210 52/DC12D
ANT0 2.4 15 HP
UKY 220 03/SC12
UKY 220 03/SC12D
ANT0 2.4 15 HPX
UKY 220 03/DC12
UKY 220 03/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.7
ANT 18 GHz Table 147
ANT 18 GHz Product Number
110
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.3 18 HP
UKY 210 72/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 18 HPX
UKY 210 72/DC15
-
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Product Number Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.6 18 HP
UKY 220 44/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 18 HPX
UKY 220 44/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 77/DC15 ANT2 0.9 18 HP
UKY 220 29/SC15
ANT2 0.9 18 HPX
UKY 220 29/DC15
ANT2 1.2 18 HP
UKY 210 43/SC15
UKY 220 29/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 29/DC15D(1)(2) UKY 210 43/SC15D
43/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 43/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 1.2 18 HPX
UKY 210
ANT0 1.2 18 HPX
UKY 210 43/DC12
UKY 210 43/DC12D
ANT2 1.8 18 HP
UKY 210 53/SC15
UKY 210 53/SC15D
ANT2 1.8 18 HPX
UKY 210 53/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 53/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT0 1.8 18 HPX
UKY 210 53/DC12
UKY 210 53/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.8
ANT 23 GHz Table 148
ANT 23 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.2 23 HP
UKY 210 60/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 23 HP
UKY 210 73/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 23 HPX
UKY 210 73/DC15
-
ANT2 0.6 23 HP
UKY 220 45/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 23 HPX
UKY 220 45/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 78/DC15 ANT2 0.9 23 HP
UKY 220 30/SC15
UKY 220 30/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 30/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 0.9 23 HPX
UKY 220 30/DC15
ANT2 1.2 23 HP
UKY 210 44/SC15
UKY 210 44/SC15D
ANT2 1.2 23 HPX
UKY 210 44/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 44/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT0 1.2 23 HPX
UKY 210 44/DC12
UKY 210 44/DC12D
ANT2 1.8 23 HP
UKY 210 54/SC15
UKY 210 54/SC15D
ANT2 1.8 23 HPX
UKY 210 54/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 54/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT0 1.8 23 HPX
UKY 210 54/DC12
UKY 210 54/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
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ANT 24/26 GHz Table 149
ANT 24/26 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.2 24/26 HP
UKY 210 68/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 24/26 HP
UKY 210 74/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 24/26 HPX
UKY 210 74/DC15
-
ANT2 0.6 24/26 HP
UKY 220 46/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 24/26 HPX
UKY 220 46/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 79/DC15 ANT2 0.9 24/26 HP
UKY 220 31/SC15
UKY 220 31/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 31/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT2 0.9 24/26 HPX
UKY 220 31/DC15
ANT2 1.2 24/26 HP
UKY 210 45/SC15
UKY 210 45/SC15D
ANT2 1.2 24/26 HPX
UKY 210 45/DC15(1)(2)
UKY 210 45/DC15D(1)(2)
ANT0 1.2 24/26 HPX
UKY 210 45/DC12
UKY 210 45/DC12D
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.10
ANT 28 GHz Table 150
ANT 28 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.2 28 HP
UKY 210 69/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 28 HP
UKY 210 57/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 28 HPX
UKY 210 57/DC15
-
ANT2 0.6 28 HP
UKY 220 47/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 28 HPX
UKY 220 47/DC15
(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 93/DC15 ANT2 0.9 28 HP
UKY 220 32/SC15
ANT2 0.9 28 HPX
UKY 220 32/DC15(1)
UKY 220 32/SC15D (2)
UKY 220 32/DC15D(1)(2)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
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9.11
ANT 32 GHz Table 151
ANT 32 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.2 32 HP
UKY 210 63/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 32 HP
UKY 210 58/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 32 HPX
UKY 210 58/DC15
-
ANT2 0.6 32 HP
UKY 220 48/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 32 HPX
UKY 220 48/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 59/DC15 ANT2 0.9 32 HP ANT2 0.9 32 HPX
UKY 220 33/SC15 UKY 220 33/DC15
UKY 220 33/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 33/DC15D(1)(2)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
9.12
ANT 38 GHz Table 152
ANT 38 GHz Product Number
Product Name
Ericsson Bor책s Delivery
Direct Delivery
ANT2 0.2 38 HP
UKY 210 61/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 38 HP
UKY 210 75/SC15
-
ANT2 0.3 38 HPX
UKY 210 75/DC15
-
ANT2 0.6 38 HP
UKY 220 49/SC15
-
ANT2 0.6 38 HPX
UKY 220 49/DC15(1)(2)
-
UKY 210 80/DC15 ANT2 0.9 38 HP ANT2 0.9 38 HPX
UKY 220 34/SC15 UKY 220 34/DC15
UKY 220 34/SC15D (1)(2)
UKY 220 34/DC15D(1)(2)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative. (2) The functionality equivalent to an Integration Kit is included in the delivery.
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10
Cabinets and Housings
10.1
MINI-LINK Protective Housing (MPH) The MPH for MINI-LINK TN is a slim, water protected outdoor casing, used to house the subrack AMM 2p B connected to one or two RAUs with antenna.
15
GHz
15 GHz POWER RADIO ALARM
10646
Figure 55
Example of an MPH MINI-LINK TN Site
The MPH can be installed on a pole with a diameter of 50-120 mm or on a wall. The AMM 2p B is placed vertically inside the MPH, which provides cooling fins on the inside and the outside. Note:
FAU4 is required in this application.
The MPH can be used as an outdoor (or indoor) enclosure for an AMM 2p B in the MINI-LINK TN family. The MPH is power supplied by –48 V DC or +24 V DC, from an external DC supply source or an optional dedicated AC/DC converter (PSU). For more information on the PSU, see Section 10.2.1 on page 118. The bottom of the MPH holds 7 cable bushings and two connections for radio cables. One traffic cable and one DC cable are always fed while the remaining
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cable bushings can be used for different cables. The front of the MPH is easily opened, to get access to the AMM 2p B and its plug-in units.
10.1.1
MPH Kit The MPH Kit for MINI-LINK TN delivery comprises: • One complete MPH for MINI-LINK TN • One Pole Mount Set • One Wall Mount Set • Fixing bars for AMM 2p B • Seven pcs of Cable glands and two pcs of Radio Cable Adapter • One Sun Shield • Two Station Radio Cable, 0.4 m • One Earthing Cable, 2.0 m • MPH Installation Quick Guide For more information on required cables, see Section 10.1.2 on page 117. Table 153
MPH for MINI-LINK TN
Product Name
Product Number
MPH for MINI-LINK TN
SDC 901 28/1
Note:
For "MPH for MINI-LINK TN", SCD 901 28/1, a PSU AC/DC 420 W must be ordered separately, see Section 10.2.1 on page 118 for more information.
In addition the following items are required and must be ordered separately: • One AMM Kit for MINI-LINK TN, see Section 6.1 on page 29 for more information. Note:
• • • •
116
A FAU4 is required, as well as one or two (redundant) indoor DC cables (RPM 517 560/1000) in addition to the external cables, see Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133
Plug-in units, see Section 7 on page 45 for more information. External cables, see Section 10.1.2 on page 117 for more information. Cable Accessories, see Section 13.1 on page 169 for more information. Dummy Units, see Section 13.2.4 on page 175 for more information.
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10.1.2
MPH Interfaces
DC
RAU DC (redundant)
Traffic
10518
Figure 56
MPH Interfaces with MINI-LINK TN
Table 154
MPH Interfaces with MINI-LINK TN Cable
Interface
Description
Section
GROUND
Earthing Cable, 2.0 m
Section 12.1.5 on page 165
O&M
USB Cable
Section 11.2.8 on page 152
DC INTERNAL
DC Cable for AMM 2p B
Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133
DC EXTERNAL
DC Cable
Section 12.2.1 on page 165
TRAFFIC
4xE1 +2xUser Out. Traffic cable
Section 12.1.1 on page 163
RADIO CABLE
Radio Cable
Section 12.2.3 on page 166
OPTICAL
SFP Optical Cable
Section 12.1.4 on page 164
LTU 155 e/o Optical Cable 10/100 BASE-T
Ethernet
Section 12.1.3 on page 164
USER I/O
4xE1 +2xUser Out, Traffic Cable
Section 12.1.1 on page 163
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10.2
Power Supply Units (PSU)
10.2.1
PSU AC/DC, 420 W This PSU is used for the MPH for MINI-LINK TN and TMR 9302. The PSU converts 100-250 V AC to –48 V DC. The maximum output power is 420 W.
10527
Figure 57
PSU AC/DC 420 W
The PSU AC/DC, 420 W Kit delivery comprises: • One PSU for wall mounting • This PSU is delivered with a 4.5 m AC cable that is terminated on site (no connector is provided in the kit). • One Pole mount set (pole dimension 50-120 mm ) • DC Distribution cable, 10 m The DC cable is terminated inside the MPH for MINI-LINK TN and TMR 9302. Table 155
10.3
PSU AC/DC, 420 W
Product Name
Product Number
PSU AC/DC 420 W
BML 901 209/1
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9302 The Outdoor Transmission Cabinet TMR 9302 can house up to 6U 19’’ units, placed in a vertical position. The Cabinet can be used with MINI-LINK TN and MINI-LINK E. The cooling of the TMR 9302 is done by two internal and two external fan units that are connected to a heat exchanger. The internal fan is circulating the air inside the cabinet without taking in air from outside. The cabinet can be fitted to a wall or as an option on a pole with a diameter of 50-120 mm. The pole mounting kit has to be ordered separately. For cold
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environments it is possible to order a 150 W heater that can be mounted inside. The power supply for the cabinet is –48 V DC. In the bottom of the cabinet there is following cable interfaces: 5 connectors for radio cables, 2 cable bushings for DC and 10 cable bushings for traffic and alarm.
10187
Figure 58
TMR 9302
The delivery comprises: •
One Cabinet, including wall mounting.
•
Two Internal Fans
•
Two External Fans
•
Lifting Screws (2 pcs)
Table 156
TMR 9302
Product Name
Product Number
TMR 9302
SDC 901 32/1
In addition the following items are required and must be ordered separately: •
One AMM Kit, see Section 6.1 on page 29 for more information.
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Note:
• • • • •
For AMM 2p B a FAU4 is required, as well as one or two (redundant) indoor DC cables (RPM 517 560/1000) in addition to the external cables, See Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133. For AMM 6p C/D one or two (redundant) indoor DC cable (NTM 203 80/5) is required, see Section 11.3.1 on page 153
Plug-in units, see Section 7 on page 45 for more information. External cables, see Section 10.3.1 on page 121 for more information. Cable Accessories, see Section 13.1 on page 169 for more information. Dummy Units, see Section 13.2.4 on page 175 for more information. PSU AC/DC 420 W, see Section 10.2.1 on page 118 for more information.
In addition the following items are optional and must be ordered separately: Table 157
120
Optional items for TMR 9302
Product Name
Product Number
Pole mounting kit TMR 9302
NTM 101 1340/1
Alarm cable TMR 9302
RPM 919 660/00500
Heater for TMR 9302, –48V DC
BPC 109 21/1
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TMR 9302 Interfaces
RAU DC TRAFFIC (x10) GROUND 10524
Figure 59
TMR 9302 Interfaces
Table 158
TMR 9302 Interfaces for MINI-LINK TN Cable
Interface
Description
Section
DC INTERNAL
DC Cable for AMM 2p B
Section 11.2.1.1 on page 133
DC INTERNAL
DC Cable for AMM 6p C/D
Table 211
DC EXTERNAL
DC Cable
Section 12.2.1 on page 165
RADIO CABLE, EXTERNAL
Radio Cable
Section 12.2.3 on page 166
RADIO CABLE, INTERNAL
Station Radio Cable
Section 11.2.7 on page 151
TRAFFIC
4xE1 +2xUser Out cable for NPU, 10 m
Section 12.1.1 on page 163
GROUND
Earthing Cable, 2.0 m
Section 12.1.5 on page 165
O&M
USB Cable
Section 11.2.8 on page 152
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Cable Interface
Description
Section
OPTICAL
SFP Optical Cable
Section 12.1.4 on page 164
LTU 155 e/o Optical Cable 10/100 BASE-T
Ethernet
Section 12.1.3 on page 164
CABINET ALARM
Alarm Cable
Page 145
The installed cable must not be longer than 10 m and the diameter must be between 7 and 12 mm . Also make sure it meets national regulations and requirements for use in outdoor environment.
10.4
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9106 The transmission cabinet TMR 9106 can house 19� units. The available space in the cabinet is 28U. TMR 9106 is mainly used on large hub sites as a supplement to installations in outdoor BTSs. The cabinet can be delivered with active cooling (Combi Climate) or heat exchanger depending on the local environmental conditions. An Installation frame is mandatory for each cabinet while the Generic Base Frame is optional depending on installation. It is possible to add one or two battery packs for power backup, each with 100 Ah. Lifting Eye Bolts and a Lock Handle is mandatory upon first installation but can then be reused for additional installations. If Service Outlet is required, add the country specific outlet. The standard power feed is AC power but a version with both AC and DC power can be delivered upon request. For detailed information please contact your Ericsson representative.
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6188
10.5
Figure 60
TMR 9106
Table 159
TMR 9106
Product Name
Product Number
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9106 Combi Climate
SEB 112 1138/0811
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9106 Heat Exchanger
SEB 112 1138/0801
Installation Frame (mandatory)
701/BYB 415 01
Base Frame
702/BYB 415 01/08
Battery Kit 100 Ah
BKC 901 06/014
OVP-PCM module Kit
NCD 300 12/01
Lifting Eye Bolts Kit
NTM 201 1285/1
Lock Handle
SXK 107 2465/1
Service Outlet
RPM 628 180/1RPM 628 180/1
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9206 The indoor transmission cabinet TMR 9206 can house 19� units and the available space is 40U. It provides a suitable environment for the MINI-LINK and OMS product families. The cabinet is designed for +24 V or –48 V DC power supply from an external power supply source. The power supply is connected to a common bus bar which all units can be connected to and fused, using a fuse holder equipped with an automatic type fuse.
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A
OFF 5
B
C 8395
Figure 61
TMR 9206
The delivery comprises: • One Cabinet • One Base Frame with Locking Bolts • One Bus Bar • 60 pcs TX30 Screws and Captive Nuts (for installation of 19” units) • 16 pcs TX25 Screws (for grounding of units to cabinet grounding bar) • Four Slide Rails with eight TX20 screws Note:
Fuse holders A, fuses B and power cables C are not included in the delivery.
Table 160
TMR 9206
Product Name
Product Number
TMR 9206 Cabinet
SEB 112 1143/1
Fuse Holder
NFD 60406/1
Fuse 5 A
NFS 81020/05
Fuse 10 A
NFS 81020/10
Fuse 15 A
NFS 81020/15
Fuse 20 A
NFS 81020/20
Fuse 25 A
NFS 81020/25
Fuse 30 A
NFS 81020/30 mm2,
124
Power Cable, 2x2.5 2.0 m (recommended for fuses 5 A-15 A)
RPM 919 431/02000
Power Cable, 2x6 mm2, 2.0 m (recommended for fuses 20 A-30 A)
RPM 919 477/02000
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Transmission Cabinet TMR 9204 and TMR 9205 The indoor transmission cabinets TMR 9204 and TMR 9205 can house 19� and ETSI units and the available space is 47U. It provides a suitable environment for the MINI-LINK and OMS product families.
A
B E D
C
TMR 9204
TMR 9205 9180
Figure 62
TMR 9204 and TMR 9205
The external connections are made at the top of the cabinets through a brush strip A. Grounding of equipment within the cabinet is made to the common grounding bar B. TMR 9205 is a seismic-proof cabinet. A U-iron C is used as reinforcement. Four 19� panel/slide mounts D are fitted in the front and four ETSI panel/slide mounts E in the back of the cabinet. When using the ETSI units, fit the ETSI panel/slide mounts in the front of the cabinet. The delivery comprises one cabinet with parts as described above, all other parts necessary for the installation must be ordered separately. Table 161
TMR 9204 and TMR 9205
Product Name
Product Number
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9204
SEB 112 1158/1
Transmission Cabinet TMR 9205
SEB 112 1159/1
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Indoor Cables and Connectors
11.1
Panels and Cable Assemblies
11.1.1
Interface Panels Instead of using separate cables with Sofix or RJ-45 connectors in one end and the other end open, an Interface Panel (ICF) can be used. It provides a panel with connectors and pre-assembled cables to be connected to the plug-in units in the AMM. The use of an ICF enables easy on-site installation and flexibility, with a minimum of impact when reconfiguring traffic cables. The ICFs fit into 19” and metric racks and include a rack screw kit, SXK 111 539/1. The following types of ICF are available:
11.1.1.1
ICF1 The ICF1 is used for AMM 20p. It provides eight E1 connectors (D-sub 120
or SMZ 75 ), one User I/O connector and pre-assembled power supply cables for PFU1 and FAU1. There are two cables of each to support redundant power supply. ICF1 is also equipped with two built-in fuses for FAU1.
-48V DC + IN
FAN
01
TRAFFIC E1
-48V DC + IN
3A
00
FUSE A
Figure 63
ICF1 120
FUSE B
3B
3C
3D 2A
2B
USER I/O:1A 2C
-1F
2D
6754
The ICF1 Kit delivery includes: •
One ICF1 (cannot be ordered separately) Interface Panel, 120 Interface Panel, 75
•
One Earthing Cable, 1 m
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Table 162
ICF1 Kits
Product Name
ICF1 Kit 120
NTM 203 99/1
ICF1 Kit 75
NTM 203 100/1
Note:
11.1.1.2
Product Number
DC connectors are not included. They are delivered with the AMM 20p-10 Kit and for redundancy in the PFU1 Kit.
ICF2 The ICF2 is used for plug-in units with separate (dedicated connector interface, for example NPU1 B) User I/O Interface. It provides eight E1 connectors (9-pin female D-sub 120 or SMZ 75 ) and one User I/O connector.
TRAFFIC E1 3A
3B
3C
3D 2A
2B
2C
USER I/O:1A -1F 2D
6753
Figure 64
ICF2
Table 163
ICF2
Product Name
ICF2 75
ICF2 120
128
Product Number BGK 342 50/1 BGK 342 51/1
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ICF 16x2 The ICF 16x2 can be used for all plug-in units. It provides 16 E1 connectors (9-pin female D-sub 120 or SMZ 75 ).
4A
4B
4C
4D
TRAFFIC E1 3A
3B
3C
3D
2A
2B
2C
2D
1A
1B
1C
2D
1234
Figure 65
ICF 16x2
Table 164
ICF 16x2
Product Name
Product Number
ICF 16x2 75
ICF 16x2 120
11.1.1.4
BGK 342 52/1 BGK 342 53/1
ICF3 BNC The ICF3 can be used for all plug-in units with E1 traffic interface and it provides up to 16 E1 connectors (BNC 75 ). ICF3 has a modular design with a frame with room for up to four connection modules, each holding four BNC connector pairs. The connection modules are connected to the plug-in units (Sofix) using a separate connection cable.
TRAFFIC E1 IN
A OUT
B
C
D
ICF3 Kit 8422
Figure 66
Example of ICF3 Kit
The ICF3 Kit delivery comprises: •
One ICF3 Frame.
•
One ICF3 75
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•
One HD-DB26 Connection Cable (1.5 m or 2,5 m), see Section 11.2.2.6 on page 138 and Section 11.2.2.8 on page 139
Table 165
ICF3 Kits
Product Name
Product Number
ICF3 BNC/Sofix 1.5 m Kit
NTM 203 062/1
ICF3 BNC/Sofix 2.5 m Kit
NTM 203 062/2
ICF3 BNC/RJ-45 1.5 m Kit
NTM 203 062/3
ICF3 BNC/RJ-45 2.5 m Kit
NTM 203 062/4
The ICF3 frame has room for an additional three connection modules which can be ordered separately, see Table 166.
TRAFFIC E1 IN
A OUT
Figure 67
B
C
D
BNC Connection Module ICF3 75 BNC Connection Module and Frame
ICF3 75
Table 166 Product Name
Product Number
ICF3 75 Ohm BNC
BGK 342 56/1
ICF3 Frame
SXA 124 3814
Note:
8423
If ordering an ICF3, additional cables are required, see Section 11.2.2.6 on page 138 ,Section 11.2.2.7 on page 138 and Section 11.2.2.8 on page 139. For connector Kits, see Section 11.4.1 on page 156
11.1.1.5
ICF3 1.6/5.6 The ICF3 can be used for all Plug-in Units with E1 traffic interface and it provides up to 16 E1 connectors (1.6/5.6 75 ). ICF3 has a modular design with a frame with room for up to four connection modules, each holding four 1.6/5.6 connector pairs. The connection modules are connected to the plug-in units (Sofix) using a separate connection cable.
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TRAFFIC E1 IN
A
B
OUT
C
D
ICF3 Kit 8422
Figure 68
ICF3 Frame, ICF3 Module and Connection Cable
All parts for the ICF3 1.6/5.6 need to be ordered separately: •
One ICF3 Frame. The ICF3 frame has room for four modules
•
One ICF3 75
•
One HD-DB26 Connection Cable (1.5 m or 2,5 m), see Section 11.2.2.6 on page 138 and Section 11.2.2.8 on page 139
•
Rack Screw Kit, SXK 111 539/1
•
Additional Cables, see Section 11.2.2.6 on page 138 ,Section 11.2.2.7 on page 138 and Section 11.2.2.8 on page 139
•
Connector Kits, see Section 11.4.1 on page 156
1.6/5.6 Connection Module
TRAFFIC E1 IN
A OUT
B
C
D
8423
Figure 69
ICF3 75 Ohm 1.6/5.6 Connection Module
Table 167
ICF3 75 Ohm 1.6/5.6 Connection Module
Product Name
Product Number
ICF3 75 Ohm 1.6/5.6
BGK 342 56/2
ICF3 Frame
SXA 124 3814
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11.1.1.6
ICF4
IN TR1 A
1B
OUT
Figure 70
ICF4 75
1C
1D
TR2 A
2B
2C
2D
TR3 A
3B
3C
3D
TR4 A
4B
4C
4D
11965
BNC Connection Module
ICF4 is used for terminating 16 E1 with 75 (BNC). Requires 75 as input. Table 168
ICF4
Product Name
Product Number
ICF4 16xE1 75 Ohm BNC
BGK 901 37/1
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
11.2
Pre-assembled Cables This section is divided into: • DC Cables, see Section 11.2.1 on page 133 • Traffic Cables, see Section 11.2.2 on page 135 • Signal Cables, see Section 11.2.3 on page 143 • Ethernet Cables, see Section 11.2.4 on page 147 • Optical Cables, see Section 11.2.5 on page 149 • Earthing Cables, see Section 11.2.6 on page 151 • Station Radio Cables, see Section 11.2.7 on page 151 • USB Cables, see Section 11.2.8 on page 152
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11.2.1
DC Cables
11.2.1.1
DC Cable for AMM 2p B and MINI-LINK CN A DC cable (unshielded) with a power connector in one end and the other end is open.
9285
Figure 71
DC Cable for AMM 2p B and MINI-LINK CN
Table 169
DC Cable for AMM 2p B and MINI-LINK CN
Product Name
11.2.1.2
Product Number
DC, 2x2,5
mm2
1m
RPM 517 560/1000
DC, 2x2,5
mm2
5m
RPM 517 560/5000
DC, 2x2,5
mm2
10 m
RPM 517 560/10000
DC Cable +24 V for PSU DC/DC A DC cable (unshielded) with a male 2-pin DC connector in one end and the other end is open.
8090
Figure 72
PSU IN DC/DC +24 V Cables
Table 170
PSU IN DC/DC +24 V Cables
Product Name PSU IN DC Cable, 10 m, 10 (when using AMM 6p C/D)
Product Number mm2
PSU IN DC Cable, 7 m, 16 mm2 (when using AMM 20p B)
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RPM 119 0090/1 RPM 119 0091/1
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11.2.1.3
DC Cable –48 V for PSU DC/DC A DC cable (shielded) with a male 7W2 D-sub connector in one end and the other end is open..
8088
Figure 73 Note:
PSU DC Cable for PFU1/PFU3/PFU3 B
The connector used for the open end is included in the PFU delivery.
Table 171
PSU DC Cable for PFU1/PFU3/ PFU3 B
Product Name
Product Number mm2
PSU DC Cable, 3 m, 4,8 (for PFU1/PFU3/PFU3 B)
RPM 119 995/2
A DC cable (shielded) with 2W2 D-sub connectors in both ends, one female and one male.
8091
Figure 74
PSU DC Cable for FAU1
Table 172
PSU DC Cable for FAU1
Product Name PSU DC Cable, 3 m, (for FAU1)
134
Product Number 1.4mm2
RPM 119 996/1
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11.2.2
Traffic Cables
11.2.2.1
2xE1 Cable A 2xE1 traffic cable (crossed) with male RJ-45 plugs connectors in both ends for connection between different units.
5041
11.2.2.2
Figure 75
Signal Cable
Table 173
Signal Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Signal Cable
RPM 919 701/01700
2xE1 Cable A 2xE1 traffic cable with a RJ-45 connector in one end split two RJ-45 connectors with one E1 each in the other end.
12415
11.2.2.3
Figure 76
Signal Cable
Table 174
Signal Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Signal Cable
TSR 482 0244/1900
Signal Cable
TSR 482 0244/7000
4xE1 Cable An 8-pair traffic cable (balanced, solid ∅ 0,4 mm conductor) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and the other end open.
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8200
Figure 77
4xE1 Cable
Table 175
4xE1 Cables
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1/DS1, User I/O, 6 m
RPMR 102 06/2
4xE1, User I/O, 12 m
RPMR 102 06/3
4xE1, User I/O, 30 m
RPMR 102 06/6
A traffic (balanced) cable with Sofix connectors in both ends
11958
Figure 78
4xE1 Cables
Table 176
4xE1 Cable
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1,Sofix Sofix,2m
RPMR 102 23/1
A traffic (balanced) cable with a Sofix connector in one end and a 25-pin male D-sub connector in the other end.
8209
Figure 79
136
4xE1 Cable
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Table 177
11.2.2.4
4xE1 Cable
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1,Sofix DB25, 3m
RPMR 102 22/1
4xE1 + 2xUser Out Cable A 12-pair traffic cable (balanced, solid ∅ 0,4 mm conductor) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and the other end open.
8200
Figure 80
4xE1 + 2xUser Out Cable for NPU3
Table 178
4xE1 + 2xUser Out Cable for NPU3
Product Name
11.2.2.5
Product Number
4xE1/DS1, 2xUser Out, 6 m
RPMR 102 20/2
4xE1/DS1, 2xUser Out 12 m
RPMR 102 20/3
4xE1, 2xUser Out, 30 m
RPMR 102 20/6
4xE1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45 A 4-pair traffic cable (balanced) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and four RJ-45 plugs in the other end.
11533
Figure 81
4xE1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45
Table 179
4xE1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45 4 m
RPMR 102 24/4
4xE1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45 8 m
RPMR 102 24/8
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
11.2.2.6
4xE1 Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3 An 8-pair traffic cable (balanced) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and a 26-pin high-density D-sub connector in the other end.
8915
11.2.2.7
Figure 82
Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3
Table 180
Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3
Product Name
Product Number
HD DB26/Sofix Connection Cable, 1.5 m
RPM 517 540/1500
HD DB26/Sofix Connection Cable, 2.5 m
RPM 517 540/2500
4xE1 Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3 with User Out Cable An 8-pair traffic cable (balanced) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end. The other end consists of a 26-pin high-density D-sub connector and a 4-pair open-ended 5 m cable (solid ∅ 0,4 mm conductor).
11557
138
Figure 83
4xE1 Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3 with User Out Cable
Table 181
4xE1 Connection Cable, ATU to ICF3 with User Out Cable
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1+UserOut, ICF3, 1.5 m
RPM 119 0983/1
4xE1+UserOut, ICF3, 2.5 m
RPM 119 0983/2
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11.2.2.8
4xE1 Connection Cable for ICF3 An 8-pair traffic cable (balanced) with four RJ-45 plugs connectors in one end and a 26-pin high-density D-sub connector in the other end.
8916
11.2.2.9
Figure 84
Connection Cable for ICF3
Table 182
Connection Cable for ICF3
Product Name
Product Number
HD DB26/RJ-45 Connection Cable, 1.5 m
RPM 517 550/1500
HD DB26/RJ-45 Connection Cable, 2.5 m
RPM 517 550/2500
RJ45 Cable A traffic cable (balanced, solid ∅ 0,4 mm conductor) with RJ-45 connector in one end and the other end open.
8266
Figure 85
E1 Cable
Table 183
E1 Cable
Product Name
Product Number
RJ45, open end, 3 m
RPM 119 0210/1
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11.2.2.10
4xE1 Cable, Open End, 75
Eight separate coaxial traffic cables (unbalanced) with a female 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and the other end open. Only for MINI-LINK CN.
Figure 86
4xE1 Cable, Open End, 75
4xE1 Cable, Open End, 75
Table 184 Product Name
Product Number
, 3 m. 4xE1 Cable, Open 75 , 6 m 4xE1 Cable, Open 75 , 12 m 4xE1 Cable, Open 75
11.2.2.11
11532
2xE2 Cable, 75
RPMR 102 21/11 RPMR 102 21/12 RPMR 102 21/13
A traffic cable (unbalanced) with a female 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and four female SMZ connectors in the other end.
8202
Figure 87
2xE2 Cable
Table 185
2xE2 Cable
Product Name 2xE2 Cable, 75
140
Product Number
, 3.0 m
RPMR 102 19/1
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11.2.2.12
E3 Cable, 75
A traffic cable (unbalanced) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and two female SMZ connectors in the other end.
8203
Figure 88
E3 Cable
Table 186
E3 Cable
Product Name E3 Cable, 75
11.2.2.13
Product Number
, 3.0 m
RPMR 102 14/1
E3 Unstructured 1+1 Cable A traffic cable (unbalanced) with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and two angled DIN 1.0/2.3 connectors in the other end.
10014
Figure 89
E3 Unstructured 1+1 Cable
Table 187
E3 Unstructured 1+1 Cable
Product Name
Product Number
E3 Unstructured 1+1 Cable, 3.0 m
RPM 513 234/03000
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
11.2.2.14
STM-1 Electrical Cable A traffic cable (unbalanced) with female SMZ connectors in both ends, one straight and one angled.
6127
Figure 90
STM-1 el. Cable
Table 188
STM-1 el. Cable
Product Name
Product Number
STM-1 el. Cable, 75
11.2.2.15
, 3.0 m
RPMR 102 07/1
STM-1 Electrical Cable (SFP) A traffic cable (unbalanced) with a DIN 1.0/2.3 connector in one end and a SMZ connector in the other, both angled. Note:
Two cables are required.
11512
142
Figure 91
SFP Electrical Cable
Table 189
SFP Electrical Cable
Product Name
Product Number
STM1 1.0/2.3,SMZ, 3.0 m
RPM 517 6909/03000
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11.2.3
Signal Cables
11.2.3.1
Access Server Cable A cable with male 9-pin D-sub connectors in both ends.
8204
11.2.3.2
Figure 92
Access Server Cable
Table 190
Access Server Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Access Server Cable, 3.0 m
RPMR 102 13/1
Digital Service Channel Cable Two 2-pair cable with a 24-pin Sofix connector in one end and the other ends are open. Two male 25-pin D-sub connector kits are also included.
8212
Figure 93
DIG SC. Cable
Table 191
DIG SC. Cable
Product Name
Product Number
2xE1 DIG SC. Cable, 3.0 m
RPMR 102 15/3
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11.2.3.3
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU1 A fan alarm cable with female 8-pin Sofix connectors in both ends.
8207
11.2.3.4
Figure 94
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU1
Table 192
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU1
Product Name
Product Number
Fan Alarm Cable, 0.6 m , for FAU1
RPMR 102 02/1
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU3 A fan alarm cable with a 24-pin Sofix connector in on end and a male 9-pin D-sub connector in the other end.
8089
144
Figure 95
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU3
Table 193
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU3
Product Name
Product Number
Fan Alarm Cable, 3.0 m , for FAU3
RPM 119 997/1
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Alarm Cable An alarm cable with a male 9-pin D-sub connector in one end and a female 26-pin D-sub connector in the other.
7598
11.2.3.6
Figure 96
Alarm cable for TMR 9302
Table 194
Alarm cable for TMR 9302
Product Name
Product Number
Alarm cable TMR 9302, 0.5 m
RPM 919 660/00500
AUX, User I/O A cable with a 26-pin female high-density D-sub connector in one end. The other end consists of an open ended 4-pair alarm cable (solid Ă˜ 0,4 mm conductor) and a female 9 pin D-sub connector.
11522
Figure 97
AUX, User I/O
Table 195
AUX, User I/O
Product Name
Product Number
SAU3,AUX,User I/O, 3 m
RPM 119 0522/1
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11.2.3.7
User I/O A cable with a 15-pin high-density D-sub connector in one end and the other end is open
11935
Figure 98
User I/O
Table 196
User I/O
Product Name
Product Number
User I/O, HD-DB15, open
RPM 919 667/03000
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
11.2.3.8
PC Cable A cable with 9-pin D-sub connectors in both ends, one female and one male.
4922
146
Figure 99
PC Cable
Table 197
PC Cable
Product Name
Product Number
PC Cable, 7.0 m, permanent use
RPM 119 218/7000
PC Cable, 2.0 m, temporary use
RPM 517 54/2
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11.2.3.9
1+1 Protection Cable A signal cable with male 40 pin SCSI connectors in both ends.
11957
Figure 100 Table 198
1+1 Protection Cable for MINI-LINK CN 500 1+1 Protection Cable for MINI-LINK CN 500
Product Name
Product Number
1+1 protect, 40p SCSI x2
RPM 919 666/00650
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
11.2.4
Ethernet Cables
11.2.4.1
Ethernet Cable An Ethernet cable with RJ-45 plugs connectors in both ends.
5041
Figure 101 Table 199
Ethernet Cable Ethernet Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Ethernet Cable (crossed), 3 m
RPMR 102 11/1
Ethernet Cable (straight), 3 m
RPMR 102 10/1
An ethernet cable with RJ-45 plugs connectors in both ends, one straight and one angled.
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
11546
Figure 102 Table 200
11.2.4.2
Ethernet Cable Ethernet Cable
Product Name
Product Number
RJ-45 Angled to Straight
RPM 119 0892/6000
XPIC Cable An ethernet cable with RJ-45 plugs in both ends.
5041
Figure 103 Table 201
148
XPIC Cable XPIC Cable
Product Name
Product Number
XPIC 2xRJ45 Cable Assembly
RPM 517 551/01
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11.2.5
Optical Cables
11.2.5.1
Optical Fiber Cables, Duplex Optical duplex cable with SC-LC connectors. The optical cables are 9/125 mm single mode optical fibers.
8952
Figure 104 Table 202
Optical Fiber Cable, SC-LC Connectors
Product Name
Product Number
SC-LC DSM 2 m , Duplex, SC-LC connectors
TSR 311 9177/G02M0
SC-LC DSM 5 m , Duplex, SC-LC connectors
TSR 311 9177/G05M0
SC-LC DSM10 m , Duplex, SC-LC connectors
TSR 311 9177/G10M0
Note:
11.2.5.2
Optical Fiber Cable, SC-LC Connectors
For LTU 155e/o and LTU B 155 a Shielding Cover is recommended, see Section 11.2.5.4 on page 150.
SFP Optical Cable, Duplex A duplex cable with LC, SC or FC connector in one end and either SC, FC or LC connector in the other end.
LC-LC
LC-SC
LC-FC 9790
Figure 105 Table 203
SFP Optical Cables LC-LC, LC-SC, and LC-FC SFP Optical Cables LC-LC, LC-SC, and LC-FC
Product Name
Product Number
LC90ยบ-SC DSM, 2 m , LC-SC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/H02M0
LC90ยบ-SC DSM, 5 m , LC-SC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/H05M0
LC90ยบ-SC DSM, 10 m , LC-SC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/H10M0
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11.2.5.3
Product Name
Product Number
LC90º-FC DSM, 2 m , LC-FC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/J02M0
LC90º-FC DSM,, 5 m , LC-FC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/J05M0
LC90º-FC DSM,10 m , LC-FC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/J10M0
LC90º-LC DSM, 2 m , LC-LC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/K02M0
LC90º-LC DSM, 5 m , LC-LC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/K05M0
LC90º-LC DSM, 10 m , LC-LC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/K10M0
SC-SC DSM, 2 m , SC-SC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/2000
SC-SC DSM, 5 m , SC-SC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/5000
SC-SC DSM,10 m , SC-SC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/10000
SC-FC DSM, 2 m , SC-FC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/N02M0
SC-FC DSM, 5 m , SC-FC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/N05M0
SC-FC DSM, 10 m , SC-FC, Duplex
TSR 311 9177/N10M0
SFP Optical Cable, Crossed A SFP optical cable, which is used for direct interconnection of two MMU2 E/F 155. The cable is crossed, that is, the Tx and Rx leads are switched to enable proper communication between the MMUs. Table 204
11.2.5.4
SFP Optical Cables
Product Name
Product Number
LC90º-LC90º DSM , 2.0 m , LC-LC crossed
TSR 311 9177/L02M0
Shielding Cover
8213
Figure 106 Table 205
150
Shielding Cover Shielding Cover
Product Name
Product Number
Shielding cover for the LTU 155e/o or LTU B 155 end
SXK 109 53/2
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11.2.6
Earthing Cable An earthing cable with cable lugs (M10) in both ends.
8267
Figure 107 Table 206
11.2.7
Earthing Cable Earthing Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Earthing Cable, 1.0 m (for AMM, Fan Unit, PSU and DDU)
SXK 111 514/2
Earthing cable, 1.0 m UL (for AMM 6p C/D, AMM 20p B, FAU1 and ICF
SXK 111 699/1
Earthing cable, 1.0 m UL (for PSU DC/DC)
SXK 111 699/2
Earthing Cable, 2.0 m (for RAU and MPH)
SXK 111 514/3
Station Radio Cable A cable with a male N-type connector in one end and an angled male TNC connector in the other.
4875
Figure 108 Table 207
Station Radio Cable Station Radio Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Station Radio Cable, 0.5 m
RPM 517 6906/07
Station Radio Cable, 2.0 m
RPM 517 6906/01
Note:
If the Ă˜7.6 mm radio cable is used, Radio Connector Kit SXK 111 511/36 can be used instead of the station radio cable.
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
11.2.8
USB Cable A USB cable with a Mini-B USB in one end and a USB in the other end.
8216
Figure 109 Table 208
11.2.9
USB Cable USB Cable
Product Name
Product Number
USB Cable, 3.0 m
RPM 517 510/01
AC Cable The AC cable is used to connect the PSU AC/DC to AC mains supply. It has an IEC 320-C14 inlet at the PSU side.
11549
Figure 110 Table 209
152
AC Cable AC Cable
Product Name
Product Number
AC Cable, 2.5 m
RPM 945 04
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11.2.10
Special Connection to RBS For cables needed to connect equipment to RBS, see the following documents: •
Site Transmission RBS 6000 - SMO, ORDERING GUIDE, 3/2135-COH 109 399
•
Site Transmission - Solutions and Accessories for RBS 6000, ORDERING GUIDE, 1/2135-FAP 130 1419
•
Site Transmission RBS 2000/3000 - SMO, ORDERING GUIDE, 1/2135-COH 109 399
•
Site Transmission - Cables and Accessories for RBS 2116/BBS 8516(C), 2135-COH 109 399/22
•
Site Transmission - Cables and Accessories for RBS/BBS 2x16 V2, ORDERING GUIDE, 1/2135-COH 109 399/25
11.3
Cables by Meter
11.3.1
DC Cables The DC cables are used for connecting power supply to the terminal. The DC Cables have one twisted pair of conductors, a shield consisting of braided tin-plated copper, and a gray LS0H-material jacket (LS0H = Low Smoke Zero Halogen).
8269
Figure 111
DC Cables TFL 424 02 (left) and TFL 424 03 (right)
TFL 424 02 has one twisted pair of AWG16 conductors and is used for DCN LAN Switch, MMU, SAU IPEX, Fan Unit and FAU1. TFL 424 03 has one twisted pair of AWG10 conductors and is used for DDU, PFU, ICF1 and NPU2. The cables are available in different lengths and are then called NTM 203 79 (TFL 424 02) or NTM 203 80 (TFL 424 03). Connector Kits for the assembly of cable are included in the delivery of the plug-in units.
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Table 210
Maximum length of DC Cables for +24 V and -48 V
AMM
- 24 V
+ 48 V
- 24 V
+ 48 V
8 m
39 m
-
-
AMM 6p C/D
-
-
9 m
43 m
AMM 20p B
-
-
-
16 m
AMM 2p B
Table 211
DC Cable, TFL 424 02
Product Name
Product Number
TFL 424 02, 5 m
NTM 203 79/5
TFL 424 02, 10 m
NTM 203 79/10
TFL 424 02, 100 m
NTM 203 79/100
Table 212
11.3.2
TFL 424 03
RPM 517 560/x
DC Cable, TFL 424 03
Product Name
Product Number
TFL 424 03, 5 m
NTM 203 80/5
TFL 424 03, 10 m
NTM 203 80/10
TFL 424 03, 50 m
NTM 203 80/50
TFL 424 03, 100 m
NTM 203 80/100
Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals The 100/120 balanced cable with twisted pairs of conductors is used to connect the user’s balanced traffic, service channels, user in/out, and so on, to the indoor units. The cable is available with two, four, or eight twisted pairs of conductors. • The two pair cable is used for ETU E1 traffic cable as well as DIG SC and User I/O for MINI-LINK E. • The four pair cable is used for NCC, EAC, BR/EAC, O&M, RAC, WST, 64 kbit/s G.703/V.11. • The eight pair cable is used for User I/O and DIG SC for MINI-LINK E and MINI-LINK TN, and also for MINI-LINK E traffic. The cable has stranded conductors of insulated, tin-plated copper wires, and an aluminum foil. It has a tin-plated copper wire outer shield and a gray LS0H-material jacket (LS0H = Low Smoke Zero Halogen). The cable attenuation is 34 dB/km for 2 Mbps . Max cable length according to ITU-T Rec G.703 is 175 m.
154
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3758
Figure 112
Balanced Traffic Cable, 2 Twisted Pairs
Connector kits for the assembly of the cable connectors are included in the delivery of the indoor units. Table 213
11.3.3
Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals
Product Name
Product Number
TFL 481 52, 10 m (2 pairs)
NTM 203 81/10
TFL 481 52, 50 m (2 pairs)
NTM 203 81/50
TFL 481 52, 500 m (2 pairs)
NTM 203 81/500
TFL 481 53, 5 m (8 pairs)
NTM 203 82/5
TFL 481 53, 10 m (8 pairs)
NTM 203 82/10
TFL 481 53, 50 m (8 pairs)
NTM 203 82/50
TFL 481 53, 500 m (8 pairs)
NTM 203 82/500
TFL 481 54, 10 m (4 pairs)
NTM 203 83/10
TFL 481 54, 50 m (4 pairs)
NTM 203 83/50
TFL 481 54, 500 m (4 pairs)
NTM 203 83/500
Cables for Unbalanced Traffic This 75 coaxial cable is used for connecting user’s equipment to the indoor units (BNC or SMZ connectors). The cable has a solid inner conductor and a double braid of tinned annealed copper. Cable attenuation: • 23 dB/km for 2 Mbps. Maximal cable length, calculated from ITU-T Rec G.703 recommendation on attenuation, is 260 m. • 45 dB/km for 8 Mbps. Maximal cable length, calculated from ITU-T Rec G.703 recommendations on attenuation, is 130 m. • 92 dB/km for 34 Mbps. Maximal cable length, calculated from ITU-T Rec G.703 recommendations on attenuation, is 130 m.
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3757
Figure 113 Table 214
Unbalanced Traffic Cable, TZC 750 24 Cable for Unbalanced Traffic
Product Name
Product Number
TZC 750 24, 10 m
NTM 203 97/10
TZC 750 24, 100 m
NTM 203 97/100
TZC 750 24, 500 m
NTM 203 97/500
Connector kits for the assembly of the SMZ connectors, for connecting to the indoor units, are included in the delivery of the indoor units.
11.4
Connectors
11.4.1
Connector Kits Table 215
Connector Kits. The matching cables are ordered by meter.
Product Name
Matching Cable
Product Number
SMZ Connector Kit (includes two female SMZ connectors)
NTM 203 97/ (TZC 750 24)
SXK 111 520/1
BNC Connector Kit (includes two male BNC connectors)
NTM 203 97/ (TZC 750 24)
SXK 111 520/2
SMZ Connector Kit (two male SMZ connectors for panel mounting)
NTM 203 97/ (TZC 750 24)
SXK 111 5090/1
BNC Connector Kit (two female BNC connectors for panel mounting)
NTM 203 97/ (TZC 750 24)
SXK 111 5091/1
D-sub 9-pin Connector, male (for example for EAC, RAC, SAU3 and O&M)
NTM 203 82/ (TFL 481 54)
SXK 111 519/1
D-sub 9-pin Connector, female (for example for NCC)
NTM 203 83/ (TFL 481 54)
SXK 111 518/1
D-sub 25-pin Connector (for example for Traffic, DIG SC and USER I/O)
NTM 203 82/ (TFL 481 53) (8-pair)
SXK 111 517/1
NTM 203 81/ (TFL 481 52) (2-pair)
SXK 111 517/1
D-sub 25-pin Connector (for example for Traffic, DIG SC and USER I/O)
156
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Product Name
Matching Cable
Product Number
D-sub 15-pin Connector (for example for USER I/O on ICF1 and ICF2)
NTM 203 82/ (TFL 481 53)
SXK 111 5028/1
RJ-45 Connector (for ETU 155) RJ-45 Cable Boot(1)
NTM 203 043/ (TEL 301 6010/004)
RPV 310 907/01 1/RPV 310 907
Sync Connector (for example for ETU 155)
NTM 203 97/ (TZC 750 24)
RPT 134 07/2
DC 2-pin Connector (for example for MMU, SAU IPEX, Fan Unit)
NTM 203 79/ (TFL 424 02)
SXK 111 516/1
DC 2-pin Connector (for example for DDU in)
NTM 203 80/ (TFL 424 03)
SXK 111 516/2
DC AWG10 D-sub 2W2 female (for example for NPU2)
NTM 203 80/ (TFL 424 03)
SXK 111 516/4
DC 10A D-sub 2W2 female (for example for FAU1)
NTM 203 79/ (TFL 424 02)
SXK 111 516/5
DC D-SUB 2W2 Male 20A (For example for PSU AC/DC 120W, DC output)
NTM 203 79/ (TFL 424 02) RPM 517 560
SXK 111 516/11
DC AWG10 D-sub 7W2 (for example for PFU1 and PFU2)
NTM 203 80/ (TFL 424 03)
SXK 111 516/6
DC 2-pin Connector (for example for PFU3)
NTM 203 80/ (TFL 424 03)
SXK 111 516/10
Female SMZ Connector Kit, two connectors
RPMR 102 21/xx
SXK 111 520/5
BNC Connector Kit, two connectors
RPMR 102 21/xx
SXK 111 520/7
DC 2.5mm2 Female x2
-
SXK 111 516/12
(1)
(2)
(1) One RJ-45 Connector and one RJ-45 Cable Boot are needed for each end of a cable. (2) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
11.4.2
Optical Connectors
11.4.2.1
Small Form-factor Plug-in Unit (SFP) For MMU2 E/F 155 the SFP exists as electrical (SFPe) or optical (SFPo) transmitter/receiver.
SFP STM-1 Electrical (SFPe)
SFP STM-1 Optical (SFPo) 11986
Figure 114
Electrical and optical SFPs
For ETU2 B, ETU3, and NPU1 C the SFP exists as electrical (SFPe) or optical (SFPo) transmitter/receiver.
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SFP GB-TX Electrical
SFP GB-LX/ZX/SX/CWDM Optical 11990
Figure 115 Table 216
SFPs for SDH
Product Name
Product Number
SFP S.1e electrical -5/85 (DIN 1.0/2.3 female)
RDH 901 20/29902
SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85l (LC Duplex)
RDH 901 20/20213
Table 217
SFPs for Ethernet
Product Name
Product Number
SFP GB-TX electrical (SFP 1000BASE-TX, RJ-45 electrical)
RDH 901 20/49800
SFP GB-LX 1310 nm (SFP 1000BASE-LX 1310 nm, 10 dB, 10 km, LC Duplex)
RDH 901 20/D0210
SFP GB-ZX 1550 nm (SFP 1000BASE-ZX 1550 nm, 22 dB, 70 km, LC Duplex)
RDH 901 20/41422
SFP-GB-SX 850 nm (SFP 1000BASE-SX 850nm, 9 dB, 0.5 km, LC Duplex)
RDH 901 20/42009
1470 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81028
1490 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81128
1510 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81228
1530 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81328
1550 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81428
1570 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81528
1590 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81628
1610 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81728
Table 218
158
Electrical and optical SFPs
SFPs for MINI-LINK CN 1010
Product Name
Product Number
TRX MM 1000Base-SX LC-SFP -40/+85C
RDH 102 44/11
TRX SM "1000Base-ZX" LC-SFP -40/+85C
RDH 102 44/41
TRX SM CPRI dual rate 614/1228Mbit/s, 1GBE-LX, 12.5dB LC-SFP receptacle -40/+85C
RDH 102 45/1
SFP BiDi13TX/15RX 10km -40/+85C SM LC receptacle
RDH 102 48/1
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11.4.2.2
Product Name
Product Number
SFP BiDi15TX/13RX 10km -40/+85C SM LC-receptacle
RDH 102 48/2
SFP GB-TX RJ45 Ethernet transceiver 1000Base-T 1.25G T=-40/+85
RYT 921 610/1
Interfaces for SFP
SFP STM-1 Electrical
SFP STM-1 Optical SFP GB-TX Electrical SFP GB-LX/ZX/SX/CWDM Optical 11988
Figure 116 Table 219
Interfaces for SFP SFP Interfaces
Interface
11.4.2.3
Cable Description
Section
SFP STM-1 Electrical
STM-1 Electrical Cable (SFP)
Section 11.2.2.15 on page 142
SFP STM-1 Optical
SFP Optical Cable, Duplex
Section 11.2.5.2 on page 149
SFP GB-LX/ZX/SX/CWDM Optical
SFP Optical Cable, Duplex
Section 11.2.5.2 on page 149
SFP GB-TX Electrical
Ethernet cable
Section 11.2.4.1 on page 147
STS-3 Electrical Cable (SFP-SFP) An SFP passive patchcable cable for interconnecting two MMU2 E/F 155 using SFPs within the same AMM.
10013
Figure 117 Table 220
STS-3 El Cable (SFP-SFP) STS-3 El Cable (SFP-SFP)
Product Name
Product Number
SFP passive patchcable 1m up to 2,5Gb/s
RYT 921 001/2
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11.4.3
Optical Splitter/Combiner Protection of the line side traffic transmitted over an MMU board can be achieved through the use of a single-mode optical splitter-combiner device. How many devices to use depend on the number of interfaces to be protected and of the type of connection, either towards the core network or intra-shelf.
9358
Figure 118
Optical Splitter/Combiner
The Optical Splitter/Combiner delivery comprises: • One Optical splitter/combiner Note:
The Optical Splitter/Combiner has two input leads and four output leads and Bending Boots are included in the kit for the output side towards the MMUs.
Table 221 Product Name
Product Number
Opto,2SC-4LC90º,1m
RDB 104 18/52
Note:
160
Optical Splitter/Combiner
For EEP Protection using the optical splitter/combiner, the optional feature “EEP” must be used.
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11.4.4
Optical Adapters The Opto Adapter is a jointing device with either a female SC connector in both ends, or a SC connector in one end and a LC connector in the other end. When more than 10m Optical cable must be used or when using an Optical Splitter/Combiner, it is necessary to include an Opto Adapter.
SC-SC
LC-SC 10168
Figure 119
Opto Adapter SC/SC and Opto Adapter SC/LC
The Optical Splitter/Combiner delivery comprises: • One Opto Adapter SC/SC • One Opto Adapter SC/LC Table 222
Opto Adapters
Product Name
Product Number
OPTO Adapter SC/SC simplex
RNT 983 104/1
Opto Adapter SC-LC
RNT 983 106/1
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
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Outdoor Cables and Connectors
12.1
Pre-assembled Cables
12.1.1
Traffic Cables
12.1.1.1
4xE1/DS1 +2xUser Out cable This traffic cable can be used for both traffic (4xE1/DS1) and 2xUser Out on NPU3. It is a 10-pair cable with a female Sofix connector in one end and the other end is open. Eight pairs are used for traffic and two pairs are used for User Out (Alarm A and B) from NPU3.
8200
Figure 120 Table 223
12.1.2
4xE1 Traffic Cable 4xE1 Traffic Cable
Product Name
Product Number
4xE1 +2xUser Out, Traffic Cable10 m
RPM 919 659/10000
Alignment Test Cable
9521
Figure 121 Table 224
Alignment Test Cable Alignment Test Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Alignment Test Cable, 1.5 m
RPM 214 100/1
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
12.1.3
Ethernet Cable An Ethernet cable with RJ-45 plugs connector in both ends. Pre-mounted cable bushings are included.
12285
Figure 122 Table 225
12.1.4
Ethernet Cable Ethernet Cable
Product Name
Product Number
MINI-LINK, RJ45 (m) - RJ45 (m), 100Base-TX, Straight
RPM 919 654/10000
Optical Cables An optical cable with a LC connector in one end, and either LC or SC connectors in the other end. The cables also include cable bushings.
LC-LC
LC-SC 12416
Figure 123 Table 226
Optical Cables for SFP
Product Name
Product Number
Optical Cable, 10 m , LC-LC, incl cable bushings
RPM 253 3576 /10M
Optical Cable, 10 m , LC-SC, incl cable bushings
RPM 253 3676 /10M
Table 227
164
Optical Cables
Optical Cables for LTU 155 e/o
Product Name
Product Number
Optical Cable, 10 m , LC-SC, incl cable bushings
RPM 253 3676 /10M
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12.1.5
Earthing Cable An earthing cable with cable lugs in both ends.
8267
Figure 124 Table 228
Earthing Cable Earthing Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Earthing Cable, 2.0 m
SXK 111 514/3
12.2
Cables by meter
12.2.1
DC Cable Table 229
DC Cable for TMR 9302
Product Name DC Cable 10.0 m, 2.5
TPM 101 0024/10M
DC Cable 10.0 m, 10
mm2
TPM 101 0025/10M
Table 230
12.2.2
Product Number mm2
DC Cable for MPH for MINI-LINK TN
Product Name
Product Number
DC Cable 10.0 m, 2.5 mm2
TPM 101 0024/10M
Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals TFL 424 09 is used for connection to an MMU in TMR 9302 and MPH for MINI-LINK E. Note:
The installed cable must not be longer than 10 m.
Table 231
Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals
Product Name
Product Number
TFL 424 09, 10 m
NTM 203 088/10
TFL 424 09, 100 m
NTM 203 088/100
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Radio Cable
RADIO CABLE
ALARM
POWER
ALIGNMENT
8461
Figure 125 Table 232
166
RAU Connections Radio Cables by Meter
Product Name
Product Number
Radio Cable Ø7.6 mm, 25 m
NTM 203 056/25
Radio Cable Ø7.6 mm, 50 m
NTM 203 056/50
Radio Cable Ø7.6 mm, 75 m
NTM 203 056/75
Radio Cable Ø7.6 mm, 100 m
NTM 203 056/100
Radio Cable Ø7.6 mm, 500 m
NTM 203 056/500
Radio Cable Ø10 mm, 50 m
TZC 500 32/50
Radio Cable Ø10 mm, 100 m
TZC 500 32/100
Radio Cable Ø10 mm, 200 m
TZC 500 32/200
Radio Cable Ø10 mm, 500 m
TZC 500 32/500
Radio Cable Ø16 mm, 300 m of TZC 501 26
NTM 203 96/300
Radio Cable Ø16 mm, 400 m of TZC 501 26
NTM 203 96/400
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12.3
Connectors
12.3.1
Radio Connector Kits The different radio cable connector kits are used as shown in Figure 126 .
15
z GH
15 GHz
RADIO CABLE
1
Jumper Cable
POWER
ALIGNME
NT
1
1 AAB1
AAB1
AAB1
AAB1
60V DC
60V DC
60V DC
60V DC
16 mm
1
ALARM
7.6 mm 10 mm
7,6 mm 10 mm
7,6 mm
3 5 4
2 Station radio cable
Mounting bracket for radio cable
Station radio cable 11891
Figure 126
Overview of Connector Kits for Radio Cables
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1
2
N-type Adapter
3
2
N-type
N-type Bulkhead
4
TNC-type 9759C
Figure 127 Table 233
Connector Kits for Radio Cables Connector Kits for Radio Cables
Position
Product Name
Matching Cable
Product Number
1+2
N-male 7,6 mm cable
NTM 203 056/
SXK 111 511/6
1+3
N-female Bulkhead 7,6 mm cable
(2)
NTM 203 056/ .
SXK 111 511/26
NTM 203 056/(2)
SXK 111 511/36
(1)
1+4
TNC-male 7,6 mm cable. (1)
1+2
N-male 10mm cable.
TZC 500 32/(2)
SXK 111 511/1
1+3
N-female Bulkhead 10mm Cable
TZC 500 32/(2)
SXK 111 511/21
NTM 203 96/(2)
SXK 111 511/2
(1)
1+5
Conn Kit Radio Cable 16mm
TZC 501 26 Sealing Kit for radio cable (included in all Connector Kits)
-
NTM 101 01/1
(1) Not for MPH and TMR 9302. (2) The cables are ordered by meter, see Section 12.2.3 on page 166
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Accessories
13.1
Cable Accessories
13.1.1
Radio Cable Panel This 1U, 19" panel can be used when connecting several radio cables (maximum 12) to AMMs in a 19" rack.
8887
Figure 128 Table 234
13.1.2
A Radio Cable Panel and an AMM in a 19� Rack Radio Cable Panel
Product Name
Product Number
For Radio Cable, MLE (includes one Earthing Cable)
SXK 111 564/1
Mounting Bracket for Radio Cable The mounting bracket is used to connect the radio cable to the station radio cable. One or two radio cables can be connected. Note:
If the mounting bracket is mounted on a wall or on a painted metallic surface, it is recommended to connect it to ground. For ordering of a cable, see Section 12.1.5 on page 165.
9520
Figure 129
Mounting Bracket for Radio Cable
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Table 235
13.1.3
Mounting Bracket for Radio Cable
Product Name
Product Number
Mounting Bracket for Radio Cable
SXK 111 524/1
Optional Cable Shelf The Cable Shelf (77/BYB 501/2) included in the AMM 20p B-10 Kit can house up to 18 thick and four thin cables in each direction (left and right). If more cables need to be routed, this optional “Cable Shelf, Serial Cooling”, can be fitted between the AMM and the included Cable Shelf. It can house up to 22 thick and four thin cables in each direction. The 4xE1 4xDS1 , User I/O, DIG SC and DC cables count as thick cables and all other cables (STM-1 electrical, optical fiber, Ethernet E1 75 Ohm) as thin. Two thin cables equal one thick when calculating.
8409
Figure 130 Table 236
13.1.4
Cable Shelf, Serial Cooling Cable Shelf
Product Name
Product Number
Cable Shelf, Serial Cooling
65/BYB 501/33
Clamp Kit The clamp kit is used to fasten the cables. It can be fitted directly to an L-profile or to a pole by using straps. One clamp per maximum 0.8 m is recommended. There are two types of Clamp Kit.
3748
Figure 131
170
Clamp Kit
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Clamp Kit
Product Name
Product Number
Clamp Kit, Ø10 mm Cable (two clamps )
6/NTM 201 230/42
Clamp Kit, Ø10 mm Cable (four clamps )
6/NTM 201 230/44
Clamp Kit, Ø16 mm Cable (two clamps )
NTM 201 215/2
Clamp Kit, Ø16 mm Cable (four clamps )
NTM 201 215/4
Strap 680 mm (for installation of cable clamp kit on poles Ø ≤ 180 mm (1) Orderable in sets of 10 straps.
SET 125 06/1
(1) Two straps are required. Use tool LSD 349 20/1 for clamping, see Section 14.2.2 on page 193.
8940
Figure 132
Clamp Kit
The clamp can be fitted vertically or horizontally. The Kit includes one strap. Use tool LSD 349 20/1 for clamping, see Section 14.2.2 on page 193. Table 238
Radio Cable Panel
Product Name
Product Number
Clamp Kit, Ø7.6 mm Cable (one clamp)
NTM 203 058/11
Clamp Kit, Ø7.6 mm Cable (two clamps)
NTM 203 058/12
Clamp Kit, Ø10 mm Cable (one clamp)
NTM 203 058/21
Clamp Kit, Ø10 mm Cable (two clamps)
NTM 203 058/22 (1)
Strap 680 mm (for installation of cable clamp kit on poles Ø ≤ 180 mm) Orderable in sets of 10 straps.
SET 125 06/1
(1) Two straps are required. Use tool LSD 349 20/1 for clamping, see Section 14.2.2 on page 193.
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13.1.5
Earthing Kit The Earthing Kit is used for lightning protection of outdoor cables.
3749
13.1.6
Figure 133
Earthing Kit
Table 239
Earthing Kits
Product Name
Product Number
Earthing Kit, Radio Cable Ø7.6 mm
NGT 211 04/6
Earthing Kit, Radio Cable Ø10 mm
NGT 211 04/7
Earthing Kit, Radio Cable Ø16 mm
NGT 211 04/2
Wall Gland The Wall Gland is used when the radio cable passes through a wall.
3750
Figure 134 Table 240
13.1.7
Wall Gland for One Cable Wall Gland
Product Name
Product Number
Wall Gland for one cable Ø ≤ 23 mm
NDM 125 14/1
Cable Strap The Indoor and outdoor Cable Straps are used for tying up cables. The cable straps can be used for cables with diameters 5 – 100 mm .
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Figure 135 Table 241
Cable Strap Cable Strap
Product Name
Product Number
Indoor Cable Straps, 50 pcs, black, 376´ x 7.6 mm
SXK 111 574/1
Outdoor Cable Straps, 50 pcs, black, 600´ x 7.6 mm
NTM 203 156/1
13.2
Indoor Accessories
13.2.1
Wall Set Two wall sets are available to fit units onto a wall: •
Wall Set 1U for AMM 2p B
•
Wall Set 3U for AMM 6p C/D and PSU DC/DC Kit
The Wall Set delivery includes: •
One Wall Attachment, cannot be ordered separately.
•
One Earthing Cable, 1 m
8902
Figure 136
Wall Attachments
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Table 242
13.2.2
Wall Sets
Product Name
Product Number
Wall Set 1U
NTM 101 0397/1
Wall Set 3U
NTM 101 0775/1
0.5U Adapter Kit The adapter kit can be used to mount two 1U units in a standard 19" rack or to stack two units on a table. The adapter kit provides a space of 0.5U between the two units. The delivery comprises: • Two mounting plates • M6 screws • M6 nuts • M6 captive nuts
12450
Figure 137
0.5U Adapter Kit Table 243
0.5U Adapter Kit
Product Name
Product Number
0.5U Adapter Kit
NTM 1011 977/1
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
13.2.3
ETSI Installation Bracket For the installation of a MINI-LINK TN AMM in ETSI standard racks, a separate installation bracket can be ordered. The installation bracket has the height of
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an AMM 20p B with parting marks at each 1U distance. To use the bracket for an AMM 2p B or an AMM 6p, the bracket is parted at the suitable length.
9763
Figure 138 Table 244
13.2.4
ETSI Installation Bracket ETSI Installation Bracket for MINI-LINK TN
Product Name
Product Number
ETSI Installation Bracket
SXK 111 5118/1
Dummy Units Dummy Units must be used in all empty slots in the AMMs.
115 mm
115 mm Short
265 mm
49 mm
11964
Figure 139 Table 245
Dummy Units Dummy Units
Product Name
Product Number
115 mm for AMM 2p and AMM 20p
033/BFY 112 0401/W
Dummy Unit 115 mm , short, for half size slots in 2p B, 6p C/D.
SXK 111 5134/1*
Dummy Unit 265 mm for all full size units.
033/BFY 113 0431/W
Dummy Unit 49 mm for PFU slots in 6p C/D.
SXK 111 5080/1
Note:
The 115 mm short unit also has a guide plate for better cooling.
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13.2.5
Power Supply Unit (PSU) DC/DC The PSU DC/DC converts +24 V DC to –48 V DC and has a maximum output power of 950 W. It can be fitted in a 19” or metric rack by means of a power supply subrack. To achieve redundancy order a PSU DC/DC Extension Kit.
FAU3
+ +
+
PSU PSU
B
01
-48VDC OUT
EARTH
+
00
A
GROUNDING
6750
Figure 140
PSU DC/DC Kit with Extension Kit
The PSU DC/DC Kit delivery comprises: •
One PSU DC/DC
•
One Power Supply Subrack
•
One Fan Unit (FAU3)
•
One Power Cable for PFU1/PFU3, –48 V DC
•
One Power Cable for FAU1
•
One Fan Alarm Cable for FAU3
•
One Earthing Cable, 1 m
•
One Rack Screw Kit
•
One Installation Instruction
The PSU DC/DC Extension Kit delivery comprises: •
One PSU DC/DC
•
One Power Cable for PFU1/PFU3, –48 V DC
•
One Power Cable for FAU1
Table 246 Product Name
Product Number
PSU DC/DC Kit
NTM 189 453/1
PSU DC/DC Extension Kit
NTM 189 454/1
Note:
176
PSU DC/DC
DC Cable for +24 V DC is not included in the delivery and needs to be ordered separately, see Section 11.3.1 on page 153.
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Power Supply Unit (PSU) AC/DC The PSU converts 110/220 V AC to –48 V DC, for distribution to up to three indoor units. The maximum output power is 120 W. The PSU can be fitted in a 19’’ rack or cabinet and on a wall. It can also be put separately on a desk using a wall/desk set for AMM 1U.
CAUTION FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION ONLY WITH
AGAINST RISK OF FIRE, REPLACE SAME TYPE AND RATING OF FUSE
110/220 VAC
50/60 Hz
T 3.15 AH
250 V
PSU 6739
Figure 141
PSU AC/DC
The PSU AC/DC delivery comprises: • One PSU AC/DC • One Earthing Kit 1 m • One Rack Screw Kit • One Installation Instruction Cables for distribution of power must be ordered separately. For DC power supply cables, see SXK 111 516/11, Section 11.4.1 on page 156, Connector Kits. For AC power supply cables, see Section 11.2.9 on page 152. Note:
For AC power supply cables, any locally approved standard cable with an IEC 320-C14 inlet can be used.
Table 247
13.2.7
PSU
Product Name
Product Number
PSU AC/DC
UFE 111 31/1
Digital Engineering Order Wire (EOW) A digital Engineering Order Wire (EOW) solution is provided for all IP capable MINI-LINK nodes. Both the EOW Digital Service Telephone and the EOW Gateway require external 110/230 V AC power supply as default. For the EOW Digital Service Telephone an optional DC/DC adapter can be ordered to support +24 V DC and –48 V DC. The input for the DC/DC adapter comes as an open-ended cable. The orderable EOW components are listed in Table 248 . The EOW Digital Service Telephone delivery (110/230 V AC) comprises:
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• • • •
One EOW Digital Service Telephone set One 110 or 230 V AC Power Supply Unit with cable 2.0 m , American or European plug One CD with User Manual One Installation Instruction
The EOW Digital Service Telephone DC/DC Adapter delivery comprises: • One DC/DC Adapter with an open ended input cable 1.5 m The EOW Gateway delivery comprises: • One EOW Gateway (110/230 V AC support) • One AC power cable , 2.0 m, with European plug • One V.24 cable , 2.0 m, with 9-pin D-sub connector for local management • One CD with User Manual • One Installation Instruction Table 248
EOW Components
Product Name
Product Number
EOW Digital Service Telephone 230 V AC
DBC 902 02/3
EOW Digital Service Telephone 110 V AC
DBC 902 02/4
EOW Digital Service Telephone DC/DC Adapter
BMR 911 48/1
EOW Gateway
KDE 101 07/1
For more information on EOW, see EOW Feature Description 2/221 04 – FGB 101 004/1.
13.2.8
DCN Site
Full duplex P1 priority
P1 manual
P2-4 manual P5-8 manual 100 Mbps
The DCN Site LAN Switch is used to interconnect MINI-LINK equipment in order to extend the local Site LAN.
PoE P1
PWR
PoE SEL HOLD TO CONFIRM
ERICSSON P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
P8
DLS 9467
Figure 142
DCN Site LAN Switch
The DCN Site LAN Switch is mounted separately from the AMMs in an ICF3 frame. The Switch occupies 2 positions out of four in the frame, leaving two positions free for two ICF3 connection boxes, or another DCN Site LAN Switch. This means that if an ICF3 frame with available space at the site already exists, the DCN Site LAN Switch can be placed in the existing ICF3 frame.
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The Switch has a power input range of +24 V DC to –48 V DC using standard MINI-LINK power connectors, and eight 10/100BASE-T connectors. On of the eight 10/100BASE-T has Power on Ethernet capability. There are two DCN Site LAN Kits available.
P1 manual
P2-4 manual P5-8 manual 100 Mbps
Kit without ICF3 frame
Full duplex P1 priority
Kit with ICF3 frame
PoE P1
P2
P3
P4
ERICSSON P5
P6
P7
P8
PWR
P1 manual
P2-4 manual P5-8 manual 100 Mbps
Full duplex P1 priority
PoE SEL HOLD TO CONFIRM
PoE P1
P2
P3
P4
ERICSSON P5
P6
P7
DLS
x4
P8
PWR
PoE SEL HOLD TO CONFIRM
Figure 143
DLS
x4
9466b
DCN Site LAN Switch Kit
The DCN Site LAN Kit with ICF3 Frame comprises: •
One DCN Site LAN Switch
•
One ICF3 Frame
•
One Screw Kit
•
One Power Connector Kit
The DCN Site LAN Kit without ICF3 Frame comprises: •
One DCN Site LAN Switch
•
One Power Connector Kit
Table 249
DCN Site LAN Switch Kits
Product Name
Product Number
DCN Site LAN Switch with ICF3 Frame
NTM 101 1235/1
DCN Site LAN Switch without ICF3 Frame
NTM 101 1235/2
13.3
Outdoor Accessories
13.3.1
Integrated Power Splitters The integrated power splitter IPS2 (for RAU2) are used in 1+1 systems, connecting two RAUs to one ANT. The IPS is available in symmetrical and asymmetrical versions. The IPS2 is normally fitted directly to an ANT2. In this case no flexible waveguides are needed. It can also be installed separate from the ANT, and must be for 2.4 – 3.7 m antennas and in this case a Kit for Separate Installation must be ordered, see Section 13.3.5.1 on page 183.
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12252
Figure 144
IPS2
When using IPSs there are a few important things to keep in mind: • Both RAUs connected to the IPS should use the same sub-band to avoid performance degradation • The IPS is available in two versions: Asymmetrical – mainly used for 1+1 “hot standby” configurations (hardware protection only). The IPS provides one “main channel” with low attenuation and one “standby channel” with higher attenuation.
•
Symmetrical – mainly used for 1+1 “working standby” or 2+0 configurations (hardware protection and frequency diversity). The IPS provides equal attenuation in both channels. Even if asymmetrical IPSs are normally used for 1+1 hot standby, a symmetrical IPS may be used if a lower system gain can be accepted.
Table 250
180
IPS2
Product Name
Coupling Value [dB]
Product Number
IPS2 6 Asym
1.6/6.4
UPA 901 13/1
IPS2 6 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 901 13/2
IPS2 7/8 Asym
1.5/6.7
UPA 901 14/1
IPS2 7/8 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 901 14/2
IPS2 10/11 Asym
1.6/6.5
UPA 901 11/1
IPS2 10/11 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 901 11/2
IPS2 13 Asym
1.5/6.5
UPA 101 30/1
IPS2 13 Sym
3.4/3.4
UPA 101 30/2
IPS2 15 Asym
1.5/6.7
UPA 101 31/1
IPS2 15 Sym
3.4/3.4
UPA 101 31/2
IPS2 18 Asym
1.5/7.0
UPA 101 32/1
IPS2 18 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 101 32/2
IPS2 23 Asym
1.5/7.0
UPA 101 33/1
IPS2 23 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 101 33/2
IPS2 24/26 Asym
1.5/7.0
UPA 101 34/1
IPS2 24/26 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 101 34/2
IPS2 28 Asym
1.5/7.0
UPA 101 35/1
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Product Name
Coupling Value [dB]
Product Number
IPS2 28 Sym
3.5/3.5
UPA 101 35/2
IPS2 32 Asym
1.6/7.0
UPA 101 36/1
IPS2 32 Sym
3.7/3.7
UPA 101 36/2
IPS2 38 Asym
1.6/7.0
UPA 101 37/1
IPS2 38 Sym
3.7/3.7
UPA 101 37/2
Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX The integration kit is used together with the ANT2 HPX antennas to create an integrated dual polarized installation. It is fitted directly to an ANT2 HPX. No flexible waveguides are needed. A polarization adjuster (included in the kit) is fitted between the antenna mounting kit and the reflector to accommodate cross polarization optimization.
10169
Figure 145 Table 251
Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX
Product Name
Product Number
Integr Kit ANT2 7/8 HPX
UPB 901 01/1
Integr Kit ANT2 10/11 HPX
UPB 901 01/2
Integr Kit ANT2 13 HPX
UPB 901 02/1
Integr Kit ANT2 15 HPX
UPB 901 02/2
Integr Kit ANT2 18 HPX
UPB 901 02/3
Integr Kit ANT2 23 HPX
UPB 901 02/4
Integr Kit ANT2 24/26 HPX
UPB 901 02/5
Integr Kit ANT2 28 HPX
UPB 901 02/6
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Product Name
Product Number
Integr Kit ANT2 32 HPX
UPB 901 02/7
Integr Kit ANT2 38 HPX
UPB 901 02/8
Note:
13.3.3
The Integration Kit fits all ANT2 0.3 m HPX antennas but only to the ANT2 0.6 m HPX antennas with product numbers equal to or lower than UKY 220 16/xxxx
Weather Protection The weather protection is used to protect an unused port of an Integration Kit ANT2 HPX or IPS2, 10–38 GHz (not 6-8 GHz). For example: •
A dual polarized ANT2 HPX plus an Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX, 1+0 configuration (single polarized), prepared for future upgrade to 2+0 (XPIC).
•
ANT plus IPS2, 1+0 configuration, prepared for future upgrade to 1+1.
•
ANT plus IPS2, 1+1 configuration, temporary solution while one RAU is sent to repair (if no spare RAU is available).
10173
Figure 146 Table 252
13.3.4
Weather Protection Weather Protection
Product Name
Product Number
Weather Protection
SXK 111 5146/1
Blanking Plate The blanking plate is used to protect an unused waveguide port of for example an antenna, integrated power splitter or integration kit. The blanking plate has the same dimensions as the waveguide flange.
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11556
13.3.5
Figure 147
Blanking Plate
Table 253
Blanking Plates
Product Name
Product Number
Blanking Plate 6
NTM 101 1590/1
Blanking Plate 7/8
NTM 101 1590/2
Blanking Plate 10–13
NTM 101 1590/3
Blanking Plate 15
NTM 101 1590/4
Blanking Plate 18/23
NTM 101 1590/5
Blanking Plate 24–28
NTM 101 1590/6
Blanking Plate 32/38
NTM 101 1590/7
Kit for Separate Installation The radio unit can be fitted directly to the 0.2 – 1.8 m antennas. If the radio unit is installed separately a kit for separate installation is required. The kit for separate installation comprises a mounting kit for installation of the radio unit on 50 – 120 mm poles, a flexible waveguide 0.65 or 0.90 m and all material required for fitting it to the radio unit, to the antenna and to the pole. The parts included in the kit for separate installation can also be ordered separately.
13.3.5.1
Kit for Separate Installation of RAU2 Kits used for separate installation of radio units with RAU2 is listed in Table 254.
3772
Figure 148
Kit for Separate Installation of RAU2
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Table 254
13.3.6
Kit for Separate Installation of RAU2
Type
Waveguide attenuation [dB]
Product Number
Sep Kit RAU2 6 0.65
0.2
SXK 111 5183/1
Sep Kit RAU2 6 0.90
0.3
SXK 111 5183/2
Sep Kit RAU2 7/8 0.65
0.2
SXK 111 5184/1
Sep Kit RAU2 7/8 0.90
0.3
SXK 111 5184/2
Sep Kit RAU2 10-13 0.65
0.4
SXK 111 656/1
Sep Kit RAU2 10-13 0.90
0.5
SXK 111 656/2
Sep Kit RAU2 15 0.65
0.5
SXK 111 608/1
Sep Kit RAU2 15 0.90
0.8
SXK 111 608/2
Sep Kit RAU2 18/23 0.65
1.0
SXK 111 609/1
Sep Kit RAU2 18/23 0.90
1.4
SXK 111 609/2
Sep Kit RAU2 24-28 0.65
1.3
SXK 111 657/1
Sep Kit RAU2 32/38 0.65
1.4
SXK 111 658/1
Flexible Waveguide Kit Flexible waveguide kit including a flexible waveguide, washers and screws.
3796
Figure 149 Table 255
184
Flexible Waveguide Kit Flexible Waveguide Kit
Product Name
Waveguide attenuation [dB]
Product Number
Flex Waveg Kit 6 0.65
0.2
SXK 111 5095/1
Flex Waveg Kit 6 0.90
0.3
SXK 111 5095/2
Flex Waveg Kit 7/8 0.65
0.2
SXK 111 534/1
Flex Waveg Kit 7/8 0.90
0.3
SXK 111 534/2
Flex Waveg Kit 10-13 0.65
0.4
SXK 111 659/1
Flex Waveg Kit 10-13 0.90
0.5
SXK 111 659/2
Flex Waveg Kit 15 0.65
0.5
SXK 111 0322/1
Flex Waveg Kit 15 0.90
0.8
SXK 111 0322/2
Flex Waveg Kit 18/23 0.65
1.0
SXK 111 0323/1
Flex Waveg Kit 18/23 0.90
1.4
SXK 111 0323/2
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13.3.7
Product Name
Waveguide attenuation [dB]
Product Number
Flex Waveg Kit 24-28 0.65
1.3
SXK 111 0324/1
Flex Waveg Kit 32/38 0.65
1.4
SXK 111 0325/1
Waveguide Clamp Kit Kit for clamping the flexible waveguide to a pole. It is not used for 6 – 8 GHz.
3797
Figure 150 Table 256
13.3.8
Waveguide Clamp Kit Waveguide Clamp Kit
Product Name
Product Number
Waveg Clamp Kit 10-13
SXK 111 0312/4
Waveg Clamp Kit 15-38
SXK 111 0312/1
Radio Mounting Kit Radio mounting kit for separate installation of radio units, including screws, washers and nuts.
3798
Figure 151 Table 257
Radio Mounting Kit Radio Mounting Kit
Product Name
Product Number
Radio Mounting Kit
SXK 111 0321/1
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13.3.9
Waveguide Lock Kit The waveguide lock kit includes a waveguide lock and screws for fitting the radio unit to the radio mounting support.
3800
Figure 152 Table 258
13.3.10
Waveguide Lock Kit for RAU2 Waveguide Lock Kit for RAU2 (mechanical design)
Product Name
Product Number
Waveg Lock Kit RAU2 10-15
SXK 111 593/2
Waveg Lock Kit RAU2 18-38
SXK 111 593/1
Sun Protection Plate The Sun Protection Plate is fitted on RAU2 (mechanical design) when separate installation is required.
3801
Figure 153 Table 259
186
Sun Protection Plate for RAU Sun Protection Plate
Product Name
Product Number
Sun Prot Plate RAU2
SXA 124 1732/1
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Accessories
13.3.11
Antenna Support Arm The 1.2 m and 1.8 m antennas have a side strut for stabilization. This side strut shall be fixed to a second pole (not the same pole as the antenna mount). For monopole sites where it is not possible to find a second pole an antenna support arm can be used. The antenna support arm is a link between the monopole and the side strut. Table 260
13.3.12
Antenna Support Arm
Product Name
Product Number
1.2 m Antenna Support Arm
SXK 111 5161/1
1.8 m Antenna Support Arm
SXK 111 5161/2
Antenna Adapter Plate The antenna adapter plate is used for fitting an RAU2 (mechanical design) to an antenna with an RAU1 mechanical interface.
3795
Figure 154 Table 261
Antenna Adapter Plate Antenna Adapter Plate
Product Name
Product Number
Antenna Adapt Plate 6
SXK 111 5176/1
Antenna Adapt Plate 7/8
SXK 111 5176/2
Antenna Adapt Plate 15
SXK 111 627/2
Antenna Adapt Plate 18/23
SXK 111 627/1
Antenna Adapt Plate 26
SXK 111 627/3
Antenna Adapt Plate 38
SXK 111 627/4
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Antenna Mounting Kit Antenna mounting kits for poles of 50–120 mm diameter and L-profiles between 40x40x5 mm and 80x80x8 mm. All antennas include a mounting kit, see Section 9.1.4 on page 107
6717
Figure 155
Antenna Mounting Kit for the 0.2 m antenna
6718
Figure 156 Table 262
Antenna Mounting Kit for the 0.3 m and 0.6 m antennas Antenna Mounting Kit
Product Name
Product Number
Ant Mounting Kit 0.2
SXK 111 582/1
Ant Mounting Kit 0.3/0.6
SXK 111 0278/1
(1)
(1) SXK 111 0278/1 fits all 0.3 m antennas but only to the 0.6 m antennas with product numbers equal to or lower than UKY 220 16/xxxx
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Accessories
13.3.14
Heater for TMR 9302, –48 V DC For cold environment it is possible to order a 150 W heater that can be mounted inside the TMR 9302. The heater includes a relay and a thermostat.
10186
Figure 157 Table 263
13.3.15
Heater for TMR 9302 Heater for TMR 9302
Product Name
Product Number
Heater for TMR 9302, –48 V DC
BPC 109 21/1
Pole Mounting Kit for TMR 9302 The pole mounting kit for TMR 9302 is used when the cabinet shall be mounted on a pole with a diameter of 50-120 mm. The kit is not included with the TMR 9302.
10185
Figure 158 Table 264
Pole Mounting Kit for TMR 9302 Pole Mounting Kit
Product Name
Product Number
Pole Mounting Kit
NTM 101 1340/1
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Tools
14
Tools
14.1
Software Planning Tools
14.1.1
MLPERF Software The MLPERF software for PC is used for performance and availability predictions for MINI-LINK paths. The latest version is available on Ericsson’s Intranet. Please contact your Ericsson representative for further information.
14.1.2
Software Tools MINI-LINK Service Software is used for installation and field service of MINI-LINK TN and MINI-LINK CN. The MINI-LINK Service Software delivery package contains CD/s. The following programs and information are found on the CD/s: For MINI-LINK TN and MINI-LINK CN: •
MINI-LINK Craft
•
On-line Help
•
FTP Server
•
USB Software
•
CLI Tool
Table 265
MINI-LINK Service Software
Product Name
Product Number
MSS MINI-LINK TN & CN
FAB 801 8284
(1)(2)
MSS MINI-LINK CN 1010
FAB 802 0664
(3)
(1) Previously also contained CPI. CPI now needs to be ordered separately. (2) Not applicable for MINI-LINK CN 1010 (3) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
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14.2
Hardware Installation Tools
14.2.1
Installation Tool Kit The Installation Tool Kit contains tools required for the indoor and outdoor installation. The Installation Tool Kit comprises the following tools: • Cutter (for radio jacket) • Chamfering Tool • Crimping Tools • Band Tensioner • Insertion/Extraction Tools • Cutting Pliers • ESD Snip Nose Pliers • Screwdrivers • Allen Keys (hexagonal keys) • Cap Keys (8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16 and 17 mm) • U-Ring Wrenches • Adjustable Spanner • Digital Voltmeter • Alignment Test Cables • Sliding Caliper • Knife • Measuring Tape • Compass • Saw • Tool Box • Four Cables • Preset Plug • ESD Wrist Strap • Connector Cleaning Wipe
3786
Figure 159
192
Installation Tool Kit
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Tools
Table 266 Product Name
Product Number
Installation Tool Kit
LTT 999 11
Note:
14.2.2
Installation Tool Kit
MINI-LINK Service Software needs to be ordered separately, see Section 14.1.2 on page 191
Tools Ordered Separately All items in the table below are included in the Installation Tool Kit but can also be ordered separately. Table 267
Tools Ordered Separately
Product Name
Product Number
Cable Cutter (for radio cable jacket)
LTX 102 17
Long Allen Key (for integrated installation of radio unit and radio cable connector)
LSB 903 36
Band Tensioner (used when clamping radio cables)
LSD 349 20/1
Crimping Tool (for the SMZ center conductor)
LSD 319 86/1
Pin Extraction Tool (for DC wires)
LSY 141 12
Chamfering Tool (for 7.6 mm and 10 mm Radio Cable, middle pin)
LDK 901 02/1
Tool for IDC D-sub Connectors
LSD 319 83
RAM Crimping Tool (multi-purpose, for 25-pin D-sub connector and DC connector)
LSD 319 90
RAM Crimp Die 4/0.75
1/LSD 319 90
RAM Crimp Die 6.48/9.12
2/LSD 319 90
RAM Crimp Die 4.52
3/LSD 319 90
CRIMP TOOL BNC CONN (for the BNC center and outer conductor)
LSD 319 85/2
Pin Extraction Tool (for IDC D-sub connectors)
LSY 120 10/1
Preset Plug (for restoring the MMU, SMU or SAU to the configuration delivered from factory)
RNT 860 900/1
Crimping and Cable Stripping Tool (for Ă˜16 mm Radio Cable)
LDK 901 01/4
(1)
(2)
(1) One or more crimp dies have to be ordered separately (2) Not included in Installation Tool Kit
Note:
No Crimping Tool is required for the 7.6 mm and 10 mm Radio Cable.
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BNC connector kit SXK 111 520/2 SXK 111 5091/1 For integrated installation 15
GH
z
15 GHz
LSD 319 85/2
LSB 903 36 RADIO CABLE
For 7.6 mm and 10 mm radio cable
For 16 mm radio cable
60V DC
LTX 102 17
POWER
NT
ALIGNME
Connector kit radio cable AAB1
LDK 901 02/1
ALARM
LDK 901 01/4
Alignment test cable RPM 214 100/1
Cable clamp kit
LSD 349 20/1
INFORMATION
Mounting bracket for radio cable
Station radio cable
DC connector
9-pin D-sub connector
SMZ connector kit SXK 111 520/1 SXK 111 520/5
Crimp die
1/LSD 319 90
LSD 319 90
LSY 141 12
LSD 319 83
LSY 120 10/1
LSD 319 86/1 12260
Figure 160 194
Tools used for standard indoor cable and radio cable installation
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Spare Parts
15
Spare Parts
15.1
AMM Table 268
15.2
Product Name
Product Number
AMM 2p B
BFD 599 031/2
AMM 6p C
BFD 599 030/3
AMM 6p D
BFD 599 030/4
AMM 20p B
BFD 599 028/1
FAU Table 269
15.3
Spare Parts FAU
Product Name
Product Number
FAU1 (for AMM 20p B)
BFD 509 14/1
FAU2 (for AMM 6p C/D)
ROJR 219 011/1
FAU3 (for PSU DC/DC)
ROJ 119 2247/1
NPU Table 270
15.4
Spare Parts AMM
Spare Parts NPU
Product Name
Product Number
NPU1 B
ROJR 208 006/1
NPU3
ROJR 211 004/1
RMM (for all NPU)
RYS 110 243/1
NPU3 B
ROJR 211 006/1
NPU1 C
ROJR 208 011/1
PFU Table 271
Spare Parts PFU
Product Name
Product Number
PFU1 (for AMM 20p B)
ROJR 211 001/1
PFU3 B (for AMM 6p C/D)
ROJR 219 014/1
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15.5
MINI-LINK CN Table 272
15.6
Product Name
Product Number
MINI-LINK CN 500
BFD 101 046/1
CN500key/4E1+10
RYS 110 304/1
Radio Units Table 273
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Spare Parts RAU
Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 7/CD
UKL 401 77/CD
RAU2 8/CD
UKL 401 78/CD
RAU2 13/CD
UKL 401 14/CD
RAU2 15/CD
UKL 401 12/CD
RAU2 18/CD
UKL 401 17/CD
RAU2 23/CD
UKL 401 11/CD
RAU2 26/CD
UKL 401 44/CD
RAU2 38/CD
UKL 401 13/CD
RAU2 N 28/CD
UKL 601 113/CD
RAU2 N 32/CD
UKL 401 59/CD
RAU2 N 38/CD
UKL 601 114/CD
RAU2 X 6L/CD
UKL 401 69/CD
RAU2 Xu 6L/CD
UKL 401 80/CD
RAU2 X 6U/CD
UKL 401 79/CD
(1)
RAU2 Xu 6U/CD
UKL 401 81/CD
(1)
RAU2 X 7/CD
UKL 401 70/CD
RAU2 Xu 7/CD
UKL 401 82/CD
RAU2 X 8/CD
UKL 401 71/CD
RAU2 Xu 8/CD
UKL 401 83/CD
RAU2 X 10/CD
UKL 401 66/CD
RAU2 Xu 10/CD
UKL 401 84/CD
RAU2 X 11/CD
UKL 401 94/CD
RAU2 Xu 11/CD
UKL 401 95/CD
RAU2 X 13/CD
UKL 401 67/CD
RAU2 Xu 13/CD
UKL 401 85/CD
RAU2 X 15/CD
UKL 401 68/CD
RAU2 Xu 15/CD
UKL 401 86/CD
(1)(1)
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Product Name
Product Number
RAU2 Xu 15/CD HP
UKL 401 68/CDHP
RAU2 X 18/CD
UKL 401 62/CD
RAU2 X 18/CD HP
UKL 401 62/CDHP
RAU2 Xu 18/CD
UKL 401 87/CD
RAU2 X 23/CD
UKL 401 63/CD
RAU2 X 23/CD HP
UKL 401 63/CDHP
RAU2 Xu 23/CD
UKL 401 88/CD
RAU2 X 26/CD
UKL 401 75/CD
(1)
RAU2 Xu 26/CD
UKL 401 90/CD
(1)
RAU2 X 28/CD
NTM 203 167/CD
(1)
RAU2 Xu 28/CD
NTM 203 191/CD
(1)
RAU2 X 32/CD
NTM 203 164/CD
(1)
RAU2 Xu 32/CD
NTM 203 192/CD
(1)
RAU2 X 38/CD
NTM 203 163/CD
(1)
RAU2 Xu 38/CD
NTM 203 193/CD
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
15.7
Fan Kits for TMR 9302 Table 274
Spare Parts Fan Kits for TMR 9302
Product Name
Product Number
Fan Kit for TMR 9302 EXT
SXK 111 5185/1
Fan Kit for TMR 9302 INT
SXK 111 5185/2
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Customer Product Information
16
Customer Product Information
16.1
Customer Product Information (CPI) User information can be ordered from the table below. The available distribution alternatives for the MINI-LINK TN and MINI-LINK E CPI libraries are as follows: •
The extranet portal (E-business) — requires access privileges
•
CD-ROM (Containing the latest version of the CPI library)
CPI Extranet is an electronic archive where customers can access and download the libraries. CPI Extranet is accessed through the Ericsson e-business portal on the Ericsson Extranet https://ebusiness.ericsson.netThe advantage with the eBusiness portal is that you always get the latest information faster. The MINI-LINK CPI can be accessed online and either browsed on screen using the Active Library Explorer (ALEX), downloaded or printed. The Active Library Explorer application can be downloaded from the portal as well. A user id and a password are required to access the CPI Extranet service. Access is provided by the Key Account Managers (KAMs) at the Ericsson Local companies. In addition to this, a CD-ROM of CPI products may be ordered separately. The disk contains the specific CPI library and the Active Library Explorer application needed to browse it. Table 275
Documentation
Product Name
Product Number
CPI for MINI-LINK TN R4 ETSI (1) (CPI CD-ROM)
LPY 109 171/4
CPI for MINI-LINK CN 500 ETSI (2) (CPI CD-ROM)
LPY 109 171/6
CPI for MINI-LINK CN 1010 (3) (CPI CD-ROM)
EN/LZY 712 0126
TMR 9206 Installation Manual (Printed manual)
EN/LZT 712 0221
TMR 9204 and 9205 Installation Manual (Printed manual)
EN/LZT 712 0230
Power Supply Unit (PSU) DC/DC Kit Installation Instruction (Printed manual)
EN/LZT 712 0219
(4)
(1) CD-Rom only contains the latest version of the library. To get hold of an older version, please use the extranet portal (2) CD-Rom only contains the latest version of the library. To get hold of an older version, please use the extranet portal (3) This is the first revision (4) Included in the unit delivery.
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
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Training
17
Training For training see Ericsson Education Catalog, http://www.ericsson.com/solutions /learning/find_training.shtml or contact your Ericsson representative.
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MINI-LINK R4 ETSI
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Order Number Translation
18.1
Order Number Translation Use the following translation tables for ordering to make sure that the correct product number is used.
18.1.1
MINI-LINK TN R4 Indoor Units Table 276
MINI-LINK TN R4 Indoor Units
Price Object
Product Name
Product Number
INF 901 4620/87
Compact 16xE1
BFZ 601 01/1
INF 901 4620/91
Compact 4xE1
BFZ 601 01/2
INF 901 4620/39
AMM 2p B NPU3 R4 Kit
NTM 101 0292/6
INF 901 4620/40
AMM 6p C R4 Kit
NTM 101 0158/9
INF 901 4620/41
AMM 6p D R4 Kit
NTM 101 0158/12
INF 901 4620/42
AMM 20p B-10 Kit
NTM 10 10154/5
INF 901 4620/43
AMM 2p B w NPU3B
NTM 101 0292/7
INF 901 4620/44
AMM 6p C w NPU3B
NTM 101 0158/10
INF 901 4620/45
AMM 6p D w NPU3B
NTM 101 0158/13
INF 901 4620/102
AMM 20p B-10 R4 w NPU1 C Kit
NTM 101 0154/6
INF 901 4620/64
NPU3 B Repl Kit R4
NTM 101 1463/1
INF 901 4620/65
NPU1 B Repl Kit R4
NTM 101 1464/1
INF 901 4620/46
MMU2 B
ROJ 208 1301/10
INF 901 4620/47
MMU2 C
ROJ 2081 304/10
INF 901 4620/48
MMU2 D
ROJ 208 1305/1
INF 901 4620/88
MMU2 H
ROJ 208 1308/1
INF 901 4620/51
MMU2 E 155
ROJ 208 357/1
INF 901 4620/52
MMU2 F 155
ROJ 208 357/2
INF 901 4620/68
SFP S.1e electrical -5/85
RDH 901 20/29902
INF 901 4620/69
SFP S.1.1 1310nm -5/85
RDH 901 20/20213
INF 901 4620/70
SFP GB-TX el
RDH 901 20/49800
INF 901 4620/71
SFP GB-LX 1310nm
RDH 901 20/D0210
INF 901 4620/72
SFP GB-ZX 1550nm
RDH 901 20/41422
INF 901 4620/62
SAU3
ROJ 119 2325/1
INF 901 4620/63
SMU2
ROJ 208 432/1
INF 901 4620/14
SXU3 B
ROJ 119 2324/1
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Price Object
Product Name
Product Number
INF 901 4620/54
LTU3 12/1
ROJR 211 005/1
INF 901 4620/53
LTU 16/1
ROJR 208 002/3
INF 901 4620/55
LTU 32/1
ROJ 119 2342/1
INF 901 4620/56
LTU 155e
ROJR 208 003/2
INF 901 4620/57
LTU 155e/o
ROJR 208 003/1
INF 901 4620/58
LTU B 155
ROJR 208 009/1
INF 901 4620/60
ETU2
ROJR 208 008/1
INF 901 4620/103
ETU2 B
ROJR 208 012/1
INF 901 4620/61
ETU3
ROJR 211 007/1
INF 901 4620/59
AAU
ROJ 208 356/1
INF 901 4620/76
PFU1 Kit
NTM 101 727/1
INF 901 4620/73
PFU3 B Kit
NTM 101 0653/2
INF 901 4620/75
FAU4
BFB 102 103/1
INF 901 4620/74
FAU1 Kit
NTM 101 728/1
INF 901 4620/77
PSU DC/DC Kit
NTM 189 453/1
INF 901 4620/78
PSU DC/DC Ext.
NTM 189 454/1
INF 9014620/104
SFP- GB-SX 850 nm
RDH 901 20/42009
INF 901 4620/94
1470 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81028
INF 901 4620/95
1490 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81128
INF 901 4620/96
1510 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB)
RDH 901 20/81228
INF 901 4620/97
1530 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81328
INF 901 4620/98
1550 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81428
INF 901 4620/99
1570 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81528
INF 901 4620/100
1590 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81628
INF 901 4620/101
1610 L-1/4/16.2C GE CWDM SFP 28dB
RDH 901 20/81728
MINI-LINK TN R4 Soft Keys Note:
The MINI-LINK TN R4 Soft Keys listed in an older MINI-LINK TN Product Catalog (R2A or earlier) have been changed. The following table shows the product numbers to use.
Soft Keys can be ordered for hardware purchased either as new equipment installed for the first time (New Sales), or as additional equipment for expanding existing odes (Expansion). Soft Keys for New Sales can be pre-loaded in
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the equipment at delivery, or delivered separately as a Soft Key file for later installation. Soft Keys for expansions are delivered separately as a Soft Key file for later installation. Table 277
MINI-LINK TN R4 Soft Keys
Price Object
Product Name
Product Number
INF 901 4620/01
PDH Network Protection
FAL 104 3849
INF 901 4620/02
User I/O on NPU
FAL 104 3852
INF 901 4620/03
AMM 20p Slot Extension
FAL 104 3888
INF 901 4620/04
1+1 Microwave Radio Protection
FAL 104 4135
INF 901 4620/05
Additional ETU Ethernet Links
FAL 104 5760
INF 901 4620/06
1+1 SDH Radio Protection
FAL 104 6855
INF 901 4620/07
EEP
FAL 104 6793
INF 901 4620/08
ELP
FAL 104 6794
INF 901 4620/09
Additional AAU Capacity
FAL 104 6362
INF 901 4620/10
Remote Traffic Routing AMM 2p
FAL 104 4383
INF 901 4620/11
Remote Traffic Routing AMM 6p
FAL 104 3886
INF 901 4620/12
Remote Traffic Routing AMM 20p
FAL 104 3887
INF 901 4620/13
Ethernet Switch on NPU3 B
FAL 104 8167
INF 901 4620/15
21xE1 drop SXU
FAL 104 8152
INF 901 4620/84
XPIC for PDH/Ethernet
FAL 104 8586
INF 901 4620/16
Ethernet over SDH
FAL 104 8153
INF 901 4620/17
Modulation Agile RAU Xu
FAL 104 8166
INF 901 4620/93
Adaptive Modulation
FAL 104 8585
INF 901 4620/18
SW Upgrade R3 to R4 AMM 2p
FAL 104 6369
INF 901 4620/19
SW Upgrade R3 to R4 AMM 6p
FAL 104 6370
INF 901 4620/20
SW Upgrade R3 to R4 AMM 20p
FAL 104 6381
INF 901 4620/79
Upgrade R2 to R4 AMM 2p
FAL 104 6342 FAL 104 6369
INF 901 4620/80
Upgrade R2 to R4 AMM 6p
FAL 104 6341 FAL 104 6370
INF 901 4620/81
Upgrade R2 to R4 AMM 20p
FAL 104 6340 FAL 104 6381
INF 901 4620/21
Cap up to 10 Mbps
FAL 104 6315
INF 901 4620/22
Cap up to 25 Mbps
FAL 104 6315 FAL 104 6316
INF 901 4620/23
Cap up to 50 Mbps
FAL 104 6315 FAL 104 6316 FAL 104 6317
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Price Object
Product Name
Product Number
INF 901 4620/24
Cap up to 100 Mbps
FAL 104 6315 FAL 104 6316 FAL 104 6317 FAL 104 6318
INF 901 4620/25
Cap up to 200 Mbps
FAL 104 6315 FAL 104 6316 FAL 104 6317 FAL 104 6318 FAL 104 6802
INF 901 4620/85
Cap up to 350 Mbps
FAL 104 6315 FAL 104 6316 FAL 104 6317 FAL 104 6318 FAL 104 6802 FAL 104 8720
INF 901 4620/108
(1)
Cap up to 500 Mbps
FAL 104 6315 FAL 104 6316 FAL 104 6317 FAL 104 6318 FAL 104 6802 FAL 104 8720 FAL 124 0200
INF 901 4620/26
Cap Upgr 4 to 10 Mbps
FAL 104 6315
INF 901 4620/27
Cap Upgr 10 to 25 Mbps
FAL 104 6316
INF 901 4620/28
Cap Upgr 25 to 50 Mbps
FAL 104 6317
INF 901 4620/29
Cap Upgr 50 to 100 Mbps
FAL 104 6318
INF 901 4620/30
Cap Upgr 100 to 200 Mbps
FAL 104 6802
INF 901 4620/86
Cap Upgr 200 to 350 Mbps
FAL 104 8720
INF 901 4620/107
Cap Upgr 350 to 500 Mbps
FAL 124 0200(1)
(1) For information on delivery time, contact your Ericsson representative.
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Glossary
Glossary
AAU ATM Aggregation Unit
EOW Engineering Order Wire
AC Alternating Current
ETSI European Telecommunications Standard Institute
ADM Add-Drop Multiplexer AMM Access Module Magazine ANT Antenna ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATU Access Termination Unit CCDP Co-Channel Dual Polarized CD Compact Disk C-QPSK Constant envelope offset - Quadrature Phase Shift Keying DC Direct Current DCN Data Communication Network DIG SC Digital Service Channel EEP Enhanced Equipment Protection ELP Equipment and Line Protection
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ETU Ethernet Interface Unit FAU Fan Unit FE Fast Ethernet FTP File Transfer Protocol GE Gigabit Ethernet HP High Power Hop A radio link connection with a pair of communicating terminals. HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access HW Hardware IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ICF Interface Connection Field IMA Inverse Multiplexer over ATM I/O Input/Output
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IPS Integrated Power Splitter
PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
ITU International Telecommunication Union
PSU Power Supply Unit
LAG Link Aggregation Group
RAU Radio Unit
LAN Local Area Network
RBS Radio Base Station
LCT Local Craft Terminal
RMM Removable Memory Module
LTU Line Termination Unit
RF Radio Frequency
MHz Megahertz
SAU Service Access Unit
MMU Modem Unit
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
MPH MINI-LINK Protective Housing
SFP Small Form factor Plug-in unit
MSM MINI-LINK Service Manager
SMU Switch Multiplexer Unit
MSP Multiplexer Section Protection
SNCP Sub Network Connection Protection
NCC Node Communication Channel
STM-1 Synchronous Transport Module 1 (155 Mbps)
Network Several MINI-LINK sites connected via radio or cable
SW Software
NPU Node Processor Unit QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation PDH Plesioochronous Digital Hierarchy PFU Power Filter Unit
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SXU SDH Cross connect Unit Terminal One side of a radio link connection TSC Transparent Service Channel USB Universal Serial Bus
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VC Virtual Channel VLAN Virtual Local Area Network WAN Wide Area Network WST Wayside Traffic XPIC Cross Polarization Interference Canceller
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Index
0.5U Adapter Kit 174 1+1 protection 47 4xE1 +2xUser Out Cable 137 4xE1/DS1 +2xUser Out cable 163
B
A
C
AAU 69 AC Cable 152 Access Server Cable 143 Accessories Cable 169 Indoor 173 Outdoor 179 Additional Protection 48 Agile Radio Units 85 Alarm Cable 145 Alignment Test Cable 163 AMM 20p 31 AMM 2p B 29 AMM 6p C 30 AMM 6p D 30 AMM Kit 32 Antenna 10/11 GHz 109 13 GHz 109 15 GHz 110 18 GHz 110 23 GHz 111 24/26 GHz 112 28 GHz 112 32 GHz 113 38 GHz 113 6 GHz 107 7/8 GHz 108 Integrated Installation 106 Mounting Kit 107 Product Name 107 Separate Installation 106 Antenna Adapter Plate 187 Antenna Mounting Kit 188 Antenna Support Arm 187
Cabinets TMR 9106 122 TMR 9204 125 TMR 9205 125 TMR 9206 123 TMR 9302 118 Cables by meter 154 Cable for Unbalanced Traffic 155 Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals 165 DC Cables 153 Radio Cable 166 Cables for Balanced Traffic and other Signals 154 Catalog overview 2 Cooling 39 AMM 20p 41 AMM 2p B 39 AMM 6p C 40 AMM 6p D 40 Customer Product Information (CPI) 199
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Blanking Plate 182
D DC Cables 133 DC Cable 165 DC Cable +24 V for PSU DC/DC 133 DC Cable –48 V for PSU DC/DC 134 DC Cable for AMM 2p B 133 DCN site LAN switch 178 Digital Engineering Order Wire (EOW) 177 Digital Service Channel Cable 143 Dummy units 32 Dummy Units 175
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E
L
Earthing Cable 151, 165 Ethernet Cable 147, 152, 164 Ethernet Cables 147 ETSI Installation Bracket 174 ETU 67
LTU LTU LTU LTU LTU
F
M
Fan Alarm Cable for FAU1 144 Fan Alarm Cable for FAU3 144 Flexible Waveguide Kit 184
Management for MINI-LINK 2 Medium Capacity Radio Units 77 MINI-LINK CN 1010 19 MINI-LINK CN 500 15 MINI-LINK Protective Housing (MPH) 115 Power Supply Units (PSU) 118 MINI-LINK TN Plug-in Units 45 MINI-LINK TN R4 Indoor Units 203 MINI-LINK TN R4 Soft Keys 204 MINI-LINK TN Sub-Racks 29 MLPERF Software 191 MMU 46 MMU2 B 48 MMU2 C 49 MMU2 D 50 MMU2 E 155 54 MMU2 F 155 54 MMU2 H 51 MPH Kit 116
H Heater for TMR 9302, –48 V DC 189
I Indoor Cables and Connectors Cables by meter 153 Connectors 156 Pre-assembled Cables 132 Indoor Configuration 5 Information to Market Units 3 Integrated Power Splitters 179 Integration Kit for ANT2 HPX 181 Interface panels 127 Interfaces AMM 2p B 30 ETU 68 FAU1 43 LTU 65 MMU2 47 MPH 117 NPU 36 PFU 71 SAU 66 SFP 159 SMU 63 SXU 73 TMR 9302 121
K Kit for Separate Installation 183
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155e 64 155e/o 64 16/1 64 32/1 64 B 155 64
N New Products 2 NPU 33 NPU1 B 33 NPU1 C 34 NPU3 35 NPU3 B 35
O Optical Cables 149 Optical Cable 164 Optical Fiber Cables, Duplex 149 SFP Optical Cable 149 SFP Optical Cable, Crossed 150 Optional Feature 21xE1 Drop SXU 72
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Optional Feature (cont.) Ethernet over SDH 73 Modulation Agile RAU Xu 85 SXU 72 Optional Features AAU Additional Capacity 70 AMM 36 Ethernet Switching 38 PDH Network Protection 38 Remote Traffic Routing 38 Slot Extension 38 Software Upgrade R3 to R4 37 Upgrade RN to R4 36 User I/O on NPU 37 ETU2 Additional Ethernet Links 68 MMU2 Adaptive Modulation 55 Capacity 56 Capacity Upgrade 56 EEP 57 ELP 58 Protection 54 SDH Protection 57 XPIC for PDH/Ethernet 55 Order Number Translation 203 Order Planning 2 Outdoor Cables and Connectors Cables by meter 165 Connectors 167 Pre-assembled Cables 163 Outdoor Configuration 5 Outdoor Configurations Protected Terminal 12–13 Unprotected Terminal 6–7, 9–11
P PC Cable 146 PFU 70 PFU1 70 PFU3 B 71 Pole Mounting Kit for TMR 9302 189 Power AMM 20p B 33 AMM 2p B 32 AMM 6p C 33 AMM 6p D 33 Power Supply Unit (PSU) AC/DC 177
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Power Supply Unit (PSU) DC/DC 176 Protection LTU 65 MMU2 47 PSU AC/DC 420 W 118
R Radio Mounting Kit 185 RAU2 13 80 RAU2 15 80 RAU2 18 82 RAU2 23 83 RAU2 26 84 RAU2 38 84 RAU2 7 77 RAU2 8 79 RAU2 N 28 85 RAU2 N 32 86 RAU2 N 38 87 RAU2 X/Xu 10 94 RAU2 X/Xu 11 95 RAU2 X/Xu 13 96 RAU2 X/Xu 15 97 RAU2 X/Xu 18 99 RAU2 X/Xu 23 101 RAU2 X/Xu 26 102 RAU2 X/Xu 28 102 RAU2 X/Xu 32 103 RAU2 X/Xu 38 103 RAU2 X/Xu 6L 88 RAU2 X/Xu 6U 89 RAU2 X/Xu 7 90 RAU2 X/Xu 8 92 Revision Information 2
S SAU 66 SDH Cross Connected Unit (SXU) 72 SFP Optical Adapter 59, 61 Cables 58–59, 61 Splitter/Combiner 60–61 Shielding Cover 150 Signals Cables 143 SMU 63 Spare Parts 195
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Spare Parts (cont.) AMM 195 Fan Kit for TMR 197 FAU 195 MINI-LINK CN 196 NPU 195 PFU 195 RAU 196 Standard package 21 100 Mbps, GE/4xE1 24 100 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM 24 16xE1 22 16xE1, 1+1 22 200 Mbps, GE/4xE1 25 200 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM 25 30 Mbps, FE/4xE1 23 300 Mbps, GE/4xE1 25 350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, AM 26 350 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC 26 4xE1 21 50 Mbps, GE/4xE1 23 700 Mbps, GE/4xE1, XPIC 26 STM-1, opto 22 STM-1, opto, 1+1 23 Station Radio Cable 151 Sun Protection Plate 186
Traffic Cables (cont.) STM-1 Electrical Cable 142 Training 201
U User I/O Cable 145
W Wall Set 173 Waveguide Clamp Kit 185 Waveguide Lock Kit 186 Weather Protection 182
X XPIC Cable 148
T TMR 9106 122 TMR 9204 125 TMR 9205 125 TMR 9206 123 TMR 9302 Power Supply Units (PSU) 118 Tools Hardware Installation 192 Software Planning 191 Traffic Cable 4E1, Sofix - 4x RJ-45 137 4xE1 Cable, Open 75 140 Traffic Cables 135 138, 163 2xE2 Cable, 75 140 4xE1 Cable 135 4xE1 Connection Cable for ICF3 139 4xE1 Connection Cable, AMM to ICF3 138 E1 Cable 135, 139 E3 Cable, 75 141 E3 Unstructured 1+1 Cable 141
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