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Chapter 1 BTS3X Board 1-1..................................................................................

1.1 ABB 1-2........................................................................................................1.1.1 Panel Description 1-2...........................................................................1.1.2 Layout Description 1-3.........................................................................

1.2 CDU 1-5........................................................................................................1.2.1 Structure and Principle 1-5...................................................................1.2.2 Front Panel Description 1-5.................................................................1.2.3 Rear Panel Description 1-7..................................................................

1.3 CMB 1-13.......................................................................................................1.4 ECDU 1-15.....................................................................................................

1.4.1 Structure and Principle 1-15...................................................................1.4.2 Front Panel Description 1-15.................................................................1.4.3 Rear Panel Description 1-17..................................................................

1.5 EDU 1-22........................................................................................................1.5.1 Structure and Principle 1-22...................................................................1.5.2 Front Panel Description 1-22.................................................................1.5.3 Rear Panel Description 1-24..................................................................

1.6 ESCU 1-27.....................................................................................................1.7 FMU 1-28........................................................................................................1.8 PBU 1-29........................................................................................................1.9 PMU 1-31.......................................................................................................1.10 PSU 1-32......................................................................................................1.11 PWB 1-33.....................................................................................................1.12 SCU 1-34......................................................................................................1.13 TCB 1-35......................................................................................................1.14 TCU 1-37......................................................................................................1.15 TDU 1-39......................................................................................................1.16 TES 1-42......................................................................................................1.17 TEU 1-43......................................................................................................

1.17.1 ASU 1-43..............................................................................................1.17.2 PAT 1-47..............................................................................................

1.18 TMU 1-51......................................................................................................1.18.1 Panel Description 1-51.........................................................................1.18.2 Layout Description 1-52.......................................................................1.18.3 Difference between Other Versions and REV.C 1-55..........................

1.19 TRB 1-56......................................................................................................1.19.1 Layout Description 1-56.......................................................................1.19.2 Difference between REV.0 and REV.A 1-58........................................

1.20 TRX 1-60......................................................................................................

Chapter 2 BTS3001C Board 2-1............................................................................

2.1 Panel 2-1......................................................................................................2.2 Indicators and Interfaces 2-2........................................................................2.3 DIP 2-4.........................................................................................................

Chapter 3 BTS3002C Module 3-1..........................................................................

3.1 MCU 3-1.......................................................................................................3.1.1 Maintenance cavity 3-1........................................................................3.1.2 Indicators and interfaces 3-2................................................................3.1.3 DIP 3-3.................................................................................................

3.2 DRU 3-5........................................................................................................3.2.1 Maintenance cavity 3-5........................................................................3.2.2 Indicators and interfaces 3-5................................................................

3.3 PSU 3-6........................................................................................................3.3.1 Maintenance cavity 3-6........................................................................3.3.2 Indicators and interfaces 3-7................................................................

3.4 Module Interfaces 3-7...................................................................................

Appendix A Fault Information of Returned Board A-1........................................

HUAWEI®

M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Board Manual

M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station

Board Manual

Manual Version T2-032330-20030515-C-1.00

Product Version V300R002, V300R001, V100R001

BOM 31230030

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About This Manual

Version

The product version corresponds to the manual is M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station V300R002, V300R001, V100R001.

Organization of the Manual

M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Board Manual introduces the boards of Huawei BTS3X series, mini BTS series. The information covers indicators, interfaces, DIPs and jumpers of all boards. This manual can be used as a quick reference in routine maintenance or fault handling. The appendix of this manual (Fault Information of Returned Board) is used for detailed information feedback when the product is sent back for repair, so that Huawei can locate the problem more quickly.

Target Readers

The manual is intended for the following readers:

Marketing staff Installation engineers & technicians Operation & maintenance personnel

Conventions

This document uses the following conventions:

I. General conventions

Convention Description

Arial Normal paragraphs are in Arial.

Arial Narrow Warnings, cautions, notes and tips are in Arial Narrow.

Bold Headings, Command, Command Description are in boldface.

II. Symbols

Eye-catching symbols are also used in this document to highlight the points worthy of special attention during the operation. They are defined as follows:

Caution, Warning, Danger: Means reader be extremely careful during the

operation.

Note, Comment, Tip, Knowhow, Thought: Means a complementary description.

Board Manual M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 BTS3X Board................................................................................................................ 1-1 1.1 ABB.................................................................................................................................... 1-2

1.1.1 Panel Description .................................................................................................... 1-2 1.1.2 Layout Description .................................................................................................. 1-3

1.2 CDU ................................................................................................................................... 1-5 1.2.1 Structure and Principle............................................................................................ 1-5 1.2.2 Front Panel Description........................................................................................... 1-5 1.2.3 Rear Panel Description ........................................................................................... 1-7

1.3 CMB ................................................................................................................................. 1-13 1.4 ECDU............................................................................................................................... 1-15

1.4.1 Structure and Principle.......................................................................................... 1-15 1.4.2 Front Panel Description......................................................................................... 1-15 1.4.3 Rear Panel Description ......................................................................................... 1-17

1.5 EDU ................................................................................................................................. 1-22 1.5.1 Structure and Principle.......................................................................................... 1-22 1.5.2 Front Panel Description......................................................................................... 1-22 1.5.3 Rear Panel Description ......................................................................................... 1-24

1.6 ESCU ............................................................................................................................... 1-27 1.7 FMU ................................................................................................................................. 1-28 1.8 PBU.................................................................................................................................. 1-29 1.9 PMU ................................................................................................................................. 1-31 1.10 PSU................................................................................................................................ 1-32 1.11 PWB............................................................................................................................... 1-33 1.12 SCU ............................................................................................................................... 1-34 1.13 TCB................................................................................................................................ 1-35 1.14 TCU................................................................................................................................ 1-37 1.15 TDU................................................................................................................................ 1-39 1.16 TES ................................................................................................................................ 1-42 1.17 TEU................................................................................................................................ 1-43

1.17.1 ASU ..................................................................................................................... 1-43 1.17.2 PAT ..................................................................................................................... 1-47

1.18 TMU ............................................................................................................................... 1-51 1.18.1 Panel Description ................................................................................................ 1-51 1.18.2 Layout Description .............................................................................................. 1-52 1.18.3 Difference between Other Versions and REV.C................................................. 1-55

1.19 TRB................................................................................................................................ 1-56 1.19.1 Layout Description .............................................................................................. 1-56

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1.19.2 Difference between REV.0 and REV.A............................................................... 1-58 1.20 TRX................................................................................................................................ 1-60

Chapter 2 BTS3001C Board.......................................................................................................... 2-1 2.1 Panel.................................................................................................................................. 2-1 2.2 Indicators and Interfaces ................................................................................................... 2-2 2.3 DIP ..................................................................................................................................... 2-4

Chapter 3 BTS3002C Module ....................................................................................................... 3-1 3.1 MCU................................................................................................................................... 3-1

3.1.1 Maintenance cavity ................................................................................................. 3-1 3.1.2 Indicators and interfaces ......................................................................................... 3-2 3.1.3 DIP .......................................................................................................................... 3-3

3.2 DRU ................................................................................................................................... 3-5 3.2.1 Maintenance cavity ................................................................................................. 3-5 3.2.2 Indicators and interfaces ......................................................................................... 3-5

3.3 PSU.................................................................................................................................... 3-6 3.3.1 Maintenance cavity ................................................................................................. 3-6 3.3.2 Indicators and interfaces ......................................................................................... 3-7

3.4 Module Interfaces .............................................................................................................. 3-7

Appendix A Fault Information of Returned Board .....................................................................A-1

Board Manual M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Chapter 1 BTS3X Board

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Chapter 1 BTS3X Board

This chapter introduces the board panel and board layout, including the indicators, DIP, jumpers and interfaces of the BTS3X (BTS30, BTS312, BTS30A and BTS3012A) boards. All board information is basically supplied on the current product version. For boards with multiple versions, the comparison between other versions and the current one will be provided.

Table 1-1 lists all the boards described in this chapter.

Table 1-1 BTS3X boards

Board name Full name ABB Abis Bypass Board ASU Access network SDH transmission Unit CDU Combining and Distribution Unit CMB Common resource Backplane EDU Enhanced Duplexer Unit FMU Fan Monitor Unit PAT Passive Transmission Board PBU Power Boost Unit PMU Power Monitor Unit PSU Power Supply Unit PWB Power Backplane SCU Simple combining Unit TCB Transmission/Temperature Control Backplane TCU Temperature Control Unit TDU Time Distribution Unit TES Transmission Extension power Supply unit TEU Transmission Extension Unit TMU Timing/Transmission and Management Unit TRB TRansceiver Backplane TRX TRansceiver unit

Note:

TEU has two board types: ASU and PAT. The board type can be selected according to the configuration of the site.


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1.1 ABB

Note:

The hardware version of ABB described in this section is REV.0.

1.1.1 Panel Description

The panel of ABB is shown in Figure 1-1.

ABB

RUN

PWR

ALM

Figure 1-1 Panel of ABB


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The indicators on ABB panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-2.

Table 1-2 ABB indicators

ID Color Meaning Detailed indication

PWR Green Power supply indicator On: ABB is powered on. Off: ABB is powered off.

RUN Green Running status indicator Flashing (0.5Hz): ABB runs normally. Off: ABB runs abnormally.

ALM Red Warning indicator Off: No alarm. On: Alarm generates.

1.1.2 Layout Description

The layout of ABB is shown in Figure 1-2.

1 2 3 4

ONS2

Figure 1-2 ABB layout

The function of the DIP on ABB is listed in Table 1-3.

Table 1-3 ABB DIP S2 function

Digit 1 Digit 2 Digit 3 Digit 4 Detailed indication

OFF OFF X X Not end site, transmission terminal loopback not supported (Default setting)

ON ON X X End site, transmission terminal loopback supported


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Caution:

1) The "X" means that the status of switch (“ON”/“OFF”) has no relation with the DIP function. 2) S2 is not allowed to be set as any other status apart from the above two.


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1.2 CDU

1.2.1 Structure and Principle

There are multiple types of CDU panels, but the CDU structure and principle is the same in any cases. The structure of CDU is shown in Figure 1-3.

Combiner Duplexer

LNA

Filter

TX1TX2

TX-COMTX-DUP

DividerRX1~4

RX5~8

HL-OUT

HL-INRXD-OUT

TX/RX-ANT

RXD_ANT

Divider

LNA

Figure 1-3 CDU Structure

1.2.2 Front Panel Description

There are multiple types of CDU front panels. See Figure 1-4.


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TX/RX_ANTRXD_ANT

MS/TX_TEST

RXD_TEST

POWER

VSWR1

VSWR2

TTA

LNA

TX1 TX2

CDU_BUS

DC-IN +26V

TX_DUP TX_COM

CDU

RXD_OUT

HL_IN

RX8

RX7

RX6

RX5

HL_OUT

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

RXM_TEST

TX/RX_ANTRXD_ANT

MS/TX_TEST

RXD_TEST

POWER

VSWR1

VSWR2

TTA

LNA

TX1 TX2

CDU_BUS

DC-IN

+26V

TX_DUP TX_COM

CDU

RXD_OUT

HL_IN

RX8

RX7

RX6

RX5

HL_OUT

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

RXM_TEST

TX/RX_ANT

RXD_ANT

MS/TX_TESTRXD_OUT

HL_IN

RX8

RX7

RX6

RX5

RXD_TEST

HL_OUT

RX4

RX3

RX2

POWER

VSWR1

VSWR2

TTA

LNA

TX1

TX2

CDU_BUS

DC-IN

+26V TX_COM TX_DUP

CDU

RX1

RXM_TEST

Figure 1-4 CDU front panel

Note:

The meanings of the indicators and interface labels on various CDU front panels are the same.

The indicators on CDU front panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-4.

Table 1-4 CDU indicators


POWER Green Power supply indicator On: CDU is powered on. Off: CDU is powered off.

VSWR1 Yellow Level 1 VSWR alarm indicator Off: No alarm On or flashing: Level 1 VSWR alarm

VSWR2 Red Level 2 VSWR alarm indicator Off: No alarm On or flashing: Level 2 VSWR alarm

TTA Red Tower amplifier warning indicator Off: No alarm On: TTA alarm

LNA Red LNA warning indicator Off: No alarm On: LNA alarm


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The interfaces on CDU front panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-5.

Table 1-5 CDU interface

ID Connector Type Detailed function TX/RX-ANT N RF signal transmitting/receiving antenna port MS/TX-TEST SMA Transmitting/receiving test port TX1 N The first transmitting signal input port (maximum power: 60W) TX2 N The second transmitting signal input port (maximum power: 60W)RXD-ANT N RF signal diversity receiving antenna port RXD-OUT SMA Diversity receiving output RX1~4 SMA RX divider output port 1~4 RXM-TEST SMA Main receiving test port RX5~8 SMA RX divider output port 5~8 RXD-TEST SMA Diversity receiving signal test port HL-OUT SMA Main receiving high level output. When connected to HL-IN, it can

realize 1-to-8 output HL-IN SMA High level input, RX5~8 input TX-COM N Combiner output TX-DUP N Duplexer TX input CDU-BUS DB15 Control bus port DC-IN DC power input +26V DC input, allowed voltage fluctuation range: !20%

Caution:

The internal and external conductors of "TX/RX_ANT", "RXD_ANT" supply feed to TTA. The feeding voltage is +12V DC. Be careful not to short-circuit the internal and external conductors.

1.2.3 Rear Panel Description

There are multiple types of CDU rear panels.

I. CDU (Type A)

CDU (type A) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-5.


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TTA M

OFF

FUSE

TTA DON

TTA M: TTA power feeding switch of main receiving channel (100mA) TTA D: TTA power feeding switch of diversity receiving channel (100mA) FUSE: fuse (1.5A)

Figure 1-5 CDU (Type A) rear panel

II. CDU (Type B)

CDU (Type B) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-6.


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01 2

30

123

MAIN

01 2

30

123

01 2

30

123

DIVER

SE

MAIN: TTA power feeding selection knob of main receiving channel DIVERSE: TTA power feeding selection knob of diversity receiving channel

Figure 1-6 CDU (Type B) rear panel

Note:

The specification of the fuse on CDU (Type B) rear panel is 1.5A.

The two knobs in Figure 1-6 is for controlling the current strength of TTA power supply. The correspondence between the knob setting and TTA current is shown in Table 1-6.

Table 1-6 Correspondence between knob setting and current strength of TTA

Setting MAIN DIVERSE Unit 0 OFF OFF 1 100 65 mA 2 107 100 mA 3 205 205 mA

Note:

MAIN is recommended be set at 1 (100mA), and DIVERSE be set at 2 (100mA). Other ways of setting are not recommended.


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III. CDU (Type C)

CDU (Type C) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-7.

TTA-M

FUSE

TTA-D

0 1 2 34

56

789A

BC

D

E F

01 2 3 45

6

789A

BC

D

E F

TTA-M: TTA power feeding selection knob of main receiving channel TTA-D: TTA power feeding selection knob of diversity receiving channelFUSE: Fuse (4A)

Figure 1-7 CDU (Type C) rear panel



Setting TTA-M TTA-D Unit 0 OFF OFF 1 100 65 mA 2 107 100 mA 3 205 205 mA


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Note:

1) Other settings of the knobs not described in Table 1-7 are currently of no use. 2) MAIN is recommended be set at 1 (100mA), and DIVERSE be set at 2 (100mA). Other ways of setting are not recommended.

IV. CDU (Type D)

CDU (Type D) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-8.

OFF

FUSE

TTA D

TTA D123

TTA M

TTA M123

123

OFF OFF

TTA D

TTA D

TTA M: TTA power feeding switch of main receiving channel TTA D: TTA power feeding switch of diversity receiving channel FUSE: Fuse (1.5A)

Figure 1-8 CDU (Type D) rear panel

The two 3-option switches in Figure 1-8 is for controlling the current strength of TTA power supply. The correspondence between the switch setting and TTA current is shown in Table 1-8.

Table 1-8 Correspondence between switch setting and current strength of TTA

Setting TTA M TTA D Unit 1 100 65 mA


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Setting TTA M TTA D Unit 2 107 100 mA 3 205 205 mA

Note:


V. CDU (Type E)

CDU (Type E) rear panel is shown in Figure 1-9.

FUSE

TTA M

OFF

ON

TTA DON

OFF


Figure 1-9 CDU (Type E) rear panel


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1.3 CMB

Note:

The hardware version of CMB described in this section is REV.0.

The layout of CMB is shown in Figure 1-10.

S11 2 3 4

ON

S31 2 3 4

ON

S51 2 3 4

ON

S41 2 3 4

ON

S21 2 3 4

ON

Figure 1-10 CMB layout

The function of the DIPs on CMB is listed in Table 1-9.

Table 1-9 CMB DIP description

DIP DIP digit Function Setting method

S1 4 Define cabinet No.: 0~7

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: Digit 1 is MSB (high digit); Digit 4 is LSB (low digit); For example, if cabinet No. is 5 (0101), the corresponding DIP setting is: Digit 1: ON; Digit 2: OFF; Digit 3: ON; Digit 4: OFF.

S2 4 CBUS1, CBUS2 pull up/down resistor

ON indicates that the pull up/down resistor exists; Digit 1 and 2 are for CBUS1. On the primary cabinet in the primary cabinet group, they are set ON, and on other cabinets, they are set OFF; Digit 3 and 4 are for CBUS2. On the primary cabinets, they are set ON, and on other cabinets, they are set OFF.

S3 4 DBUS1, DBUS2 pull up/down resistor

ON indicates that the pull up/down resistor exists; Digit 1 and 2 are for CBUS1; Digit 3 and 4 are for CBUS2. On the primary cabinets, they are set ON, and on other cabinets, they are set OFF.


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S4 4 CBUS3 pull up/down resistor

ON indicates that the pull up/down resistor exists. On the primary cabinets, they are set ON, and on other cabinets, they are set OFF.

S5 4

Indicate product feature No.: BTS30=0000 BTS312=0001 BTS30A=0010

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: Digit 1 is MSB (high digit); Digit 4 is LSB (low digit); For example, in the case of BTS312, the corresponding DIP setting is: Digit 1: ON; Digit 2: ON; Digit 3: ON; Digit 4: OFF.

Caution:

1) The DIP settings of CMB have already been finished before delivery. Therefore, do not change the settings unless necessary. 2) CMB is the backplane of common resource frame. Its DIP is behind TMU. It can be seen after pulling out TMU.


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1.4 ECDU


There are multiple types of ECDU panels, but the ECDU structure and principle is the same in any cases. See Figure 1-11.

Combiner Duplexer

LNA

Filter

TX1TX2

TX-COMTX-DUP

DividerRX1~4

RX5~8

HL-OUT

HL-INRXD-OUT

TX/RX-ANT

RXD_ANT

Divider

LNA

Figure 1-11 ECDU structure


There multiple types of CDU front panels. See Figure 1-12.


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TX/RX_ANTRXD_ANT

MS/TX_TEST

RXD_TEST

POWER

VSWR1

VSWR2

TTA

LNA

TX1 TX2

CDU_BUS

DC-IN -26V

TX_DUP TX_COM

ECDU

RXD_OUT

HL_IN

RX8

RX7

RX6

RX5

HL_OUT

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

RXM_TEST

TX/RX_ANTRXD_ANT

MS/TX_TEST

RXD_TEST

POWER

VSWR1

VSWR2

TTA

LNA

TX1 TX2

CDU_BUS

DC-IN

+26V

TX_DUP TX_COM

ECDU

RXD_OUT

HL_IN

RX8

RX7

RX6

RX5

HL_OUT

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

RXM_TEST

TX/RX_ANT

RXD_ANTMS/TX_TEST

POWER

VSWR1

VSWR2

TTA

LNA

TX1

TX2

CDU_BUS

DC-IN

-26V

TX_COM TX_DUP

ECDU

RXD_OUT

HL_IN

RX8

RX7

RX6

RX5

HL_OUT

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

RXD_TEST

RXM_TEST

Figure 1-12 ECDU front panel

Note:

The meanings of the indicators and interface labels on various ECDU front panels are the same.

The indicators on ECDU front panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-10.


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Table 1-10 ECDU indicators


POWER Green Power supply indicator On: ECDU is powered on Off: ECDU is powered off

VSWR1 Yellow Level 1 VSWR alarm indicator

Off: No alarm On or flashing: Level 1 VSWR alarm

VSWR2 Red Level 2 VSWR alarm indicator

Off: No alarm On or flashing: Level 2 VSWR alarm

TTA Red Tower amplifier warning indicator

Off: No alarm On: TTA alarm

LNA Red LNA warning indicator Off: No alarm On: LNA alarm

The interfaces on ECDU front panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-11.

Table 1-11 ECDU interfaces

ID Connector Type Detailed function TX/RX-ANT N RF signal transmitting/receiving antenna port MS/TX-TEST SMA Transmitting/receiving test port TX1 N The first transmitting signal input port (maximum power: 60W) TX2 N The second transmitting signal input port (maximum power: 60W) RXD-ANT N RF signal diversity receiving antenna port RXD-OUT SMA Diversity receiving output RX1~4 SMA RX divider output port 1~4 RXM-TEST SMA Main receiving test port RX5~8 SMA RX divider output port 5~8 RXD-TEST SMA Diversity receiving signal test port HL-OUT SMA Main receiving high level output. When connected to HL-IN, it can

realize 1-to-8 output HL-IN SMA High level input, RX5~8 input TX-COM N Combiner output TX-DUP N Duplexer TX input CDU-BUS DB15 Control bus port DC-IN DC power input +26V DC input, allowed voltage fluctuation range: !20%


There are multiple types of ECDU rear panels.

I. ECDU (Type A)

ECDU (type A) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-13.


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TTA M

OFF

FUSE

TTA DON


Figure 1-13 ECDU (Type A) rear panel

II. ECDU (Type B)

ECDU (type B) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-14.


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01 2

30

123

MAIN

01 2

30

123

01 2

30

123

DIVER

SE

MAIN: Main receiving TTA knob DIVERSE: Diversity receiving TTA knob

Figure 1-14 ECDU (Type B) rear panel

Note:

The specification of the fuse on ECDU (Type B) rear panel is 1.5A.



Setting MAIN DIVERSE Unit 0 OFF OFF 1 100 65 mA 2 107 100 mA 3 205 205 mA

Note:



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III. ECDU (Type C)

ECDU (type C) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-15.

TTA-M

FUSE

TTA-D

0 1 2 34

56

789A

BC

D

E F

01 2 3 45

6

789A

BC

D

E F

TTA-M: Main receiving TTA knob TTA-D: Diversity receiving TTA knob FUSE: Fuse (4A)

Figure 1-15 ECDU (Type C) rear panel



Setting TTA-M TTA-D Unit 0 OFF OFF 1 100 65 mA 2 107 100 mA 3 205 205 mA


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Note:

1) Other settings of the knobs not described in Table 1-13 are currently of no use. 2) MAIN is recommended be set at 1 (100mA), and DIVERSE be set at 2 (100mA). Other ways of setting are not recommended.


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1.5 EDU


There are multiple types of EDU panels, but the EDU structure and principle is the same in any cases. See Figure 1-16.

Divider LNA

Divider LNA

Duplexer

Duplexer

RXA1RXA2

RXB1RXB2

TXA

TXB

TX/RX_ANTA

TX/RX_ANTB

LNA

Figure 1-16 EDU structure


The front panel of EDU is shown in Figure 1-17.


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TX/RX_ANTA TX/RX_ANTB

RXA1

RXA2

RXB1

RXB2

MS/TX_TEST A

POWER

VSWR A

VSWR B

TTA

LNA

TXA TXB

EDU_BUS

DC-IN

+26V

EDU

MS/TX_TEST B

Figure 1-17 EDU (KMW) front panel

The indicators on EDU front panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-14.

Table 1-14 EDU indicators


POWER Green Power supply indicator On: EDU is powered on Off: EDU is powered off

VSWRA Red Transmitting channel A VSWR alarm indicator

Off: No alarm On or flashing: Transmitting channel B VSWR alarm

VSWRB Red Transmitting channel B VSWR alarm indicator

Off: No alarm On or flashing: Transmitting channel B VSWR alarm

TTA Red Tower amplifier warning indicator

Off: No alarm On: TTA alarm

LNA Red LNA Warning indicator Off: No alarm On: LNA alarm

The interfaces on EDU front panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-15.


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Table 1-15 EDU interfaces

ID Connector Type Detailed function TX/RX-ANT A N RF signal transmitting/receiving antenna port A TX/RX-ANT B N RF signal transmitting/receiving antenna port B MS/TX-TEST A SMA Transmitting/receiving test port A MS/TX-TEST A SMA Transmitting/receiving test port B TXA N The first transmitting signal input (maximum power: 100W) TXB N The second transmitting signal input (maximum power: 100W) RXA1 SMA First divider output port of receiving channel A RXA2 SMA Second divider output port of receiving channel A RXB1 SMA First divider output port of receiving channel B RXB2 SMA Second divider output port of receiving channel B EDU-BUS DB15 Control bus port DC-IN DC power input +26V DC input (allowed voltage fluctuation range: !20%)

Caution:

The internal and external conductors of "TX/RX_ANT", "RXD_ANT" supply feed to TTA. The feeding voltage is +12V DC. Be careful not to short-circuit the internal and external conductors.


There are multiple types of EDU rear panels. Below are two major types.

I. EDU (Type A)

EDU (type A) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-18.


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TTA A

OFF

FUSE

TTA BON

TTA A: TTA power feeding switch of receiving sub-channel A (100mA) TTA B: TTA power feeding switch of receiving sub-channel A (100mA) FUSE: Fuse (1.5A)

Figure 1-18 EDU (Type A) rear panel

II. EDU (Type B)

EDU (type B) rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-19.


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TTA A

OFF

FUSE

TTA B

OFF

TTA A: TTA power feeding switch of receiving sub-channel A (100mA) TTA B: TTA power feeding switch of receiving sub-channel A (100mA) FUSE: Fuse (1.5A)

Figure 1-19 EDU (Type B) rear panel


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1.6 ESCU

The panel of ESCU is shown in Figure 1-20.

TX4

TX3

TX2

TX1

ESCU

TX_COM

Figure 1-20 ESCU panel

The interfaces on ESCU panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-16.

Table 1-16 ESCU interfaces

ID Connector Type Detailed function TX1 N The first RF input signal (maximum input power 100W) TX2 N The second RF input signal (maximum input power 100W) TX3 N The third RF input signal (maximum input power 100W) TX4 N The fourth RF input signal (maximum input power 100W) TX-COM N Output of the above four channels of RF signal after combination


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1.7 FMU

The layout of FMU is shown in Figure 1-21.

ON

S1

4 3

2 1

FAN1 FAN2 FAN3 FAN4

J1 J8 J9 J10 J11

J6 J5

Figure 1-21 FMU layout

FMU is applicable to multiple types of BTS. It can be installed in the big or small fan frame in the cabinet. The data cable of big fan is connected to J1 on FMU, and the small one to J8~J11 (their designations are FAN1~FAN4).

J5 and J6 are only used for the cascading of BTS30. J5 is the input socket, and J6 is the output socket. When the BTS30 is cascading, the J6 on the FMU of the lower level BTS30 should be connected to the J5 on the FMU of the upper level BTS30 to realize the transmission of the power signal and alarm signal.

The function of the DIP on FMU is listed in Table 1-17.

Table 1-17 FMU DIP


S1 4 Indication of the configuration of fan

If the fan frame where the FMU is located is configured with a big fan, the four digits of S1 should all be set OFF; If the fan frame where the FMU is located is configured with small fans, then check which socket of FAN1~FAN4 is connected with a fan. If FAN x is connected with a fan, then set Digit x OFF, and other digits ON.

Caution:

1) The DIP settings of FMU have already been finished before delivery. Therefore, do not change the settings unless necessary. 2) FMU is located in the big or small fan frame. Its DIP can be seen after pulling out the fan frame.


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1.8 PBU

Note:

The hardware version of PBU described in this section is REV.0.

The panel of PBU is shown in Figure 1-22.

PBU

PWR

SCP

WARN

FAIL

RST

OUT

IN

Figure 1-22 PBU panel


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The indicators on PBU panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-18.

Table 1-18 PBU indicators


PWR Green Power supply indicator On: PBU is powered on Off: PBU is powered off

RUN Green Running status indicator Flashing (0.5Hz): PBU operation normal Flashing (0.25Hz): receiving TMU message or writing information to FLASH

WARN Red Warning indicator On: PBU generates warning Off: PBU operation normal

FAIL Red Warning indicator On: PBU generates major alarm Off: PBU operation normal

The interfaces on PBU panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-19.

Table 1-19 PBU interfaces

ID Connector Type Detailed function OUT N RF signal transmitting port IN N RF signal receiving port RST Reset button PBU reset button


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1.9 PMU

The panel of PMU is shown in Figure 1-23.

PMU

RUN

ALM

Figure 1-23 PMU panel

The indicators on PMU panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-20.

Table 1-20 PMU indicators


ALM Red Warning indicator Off: PMU operation normal On: Monitoring module detects system fault

RUN Green Module monitoring indicator Flashing: Monitoring module operation normal


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1.10 PSU

The panel of PSU is shown in Figure 1-24.

PSU

ALM

VIN

V 0

DC/DC

Figure 1-24 PSU panel

The indicators on PSU panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-21.

Table 1-21 PSU indicators


VIN Green Power input indicator On: Power input normal Off: Power input abnormal

ALM Red Warning indicator On: PSU alarm Off: PSU operation normal

VO Green Power output indicator On: Power output normal Off: Power output abnormal


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1.11 PWB

The layout of PWB is shown in Figure 1-25.

ON

SWK1 2 3 4

Figure 1-25 PWB layout

The function of the DIP on PWB is listed in Table 1-22.

Table 1-22 PWB DIP


SWK 4 Indicate cabinet No.: 0~7

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: Digit 4 is MSB (high digit); Digit 1 is LSB (low digit); For example, if cabinet No. is 5 (0101), the corresponding DIP setting is: Digit 4: ON; Digit 3: OFF; Digit 2: ON; Digit 1: OFF.

Caution:

1) The DIP settings of PWB have already been finished before delivery. Therefore, do not change the settings unless necessary. 2) PWB is the backplane of common resource frame. Its DIP is behind PMU. It can be seen after pulling out PMU.


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1.12 SCU

Note:

The maximum input power of SCU is 60W.

The panel of SCU is shown in Figure 1-26.

TX4

TX3

TX2

TX1

SCU

TX_COM

Figure 1-26 SCU panel

The interfaces on SCU panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-23.

Table 1-23 SCU interface

ID Connector Type Detailed function TX1 N The first RF input signal (maximum power:60W) TX2 N The second RF input signal (maximum power: 60W) TX3 N The third RF input signal (maximum power: 60W) TX4 N The fourth RF input signal (maximum power: 60W) TX-COM N Output of the above four channels of RF signal after combination


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1.13 TCB

Note:

The hardware version of TCB described in this section is REV.0.

The layout of TCB is shown in Figure 1-27.

ON

S4

1 2

3

4

1 2

3

4

8 7

6

5

4 3

2

18

7

6 5

4

3

2 1

8 7

6

5

4 3

2

18

7

6 5

4

3

2 1

S2

S5

S3

S1

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON S6

Figure 1-27 TCB layout


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The function of the DIPs on TCB is listed in Table 1-24.

Table 1-24 TCB DIP description


S1 4

Indicate product feature No.: BTS30=0000 BTS312=0001 BTS30A=0010 BTS3012A (air conditioner)=0100 BTS3012A (heat exchange)=0101

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: Digit 1 is MSB (high digit); Digit 4 is LSB (low digit); For example, in the case of BTS312, the corresponding DIP setting is: Digit 1: ON; Digit 2: ON; Digit 3: ON; Digit 4: OFF.

S2 8 ABB configuration selection All ON: ABB configured All OFF: ABB not configured




S6 4 Storage battery type selection and extension

Normal temperature storage battery = xxx0 Low temperature storage battery = xxx1 The "x" means that the status of switch (“ON”/“OFF”) has no relation with the DIP function. It is reserve for extension purpose.

Caution:

The DIP settings of TCB have already been finished before delivery. Therefore, do not change the settings unless necessary.


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1.14 TCU

Note:

The hardware version of TCU described in this section is REV.0.

The panel of TCU is shown in Figure 1-28.

TCU

PWR

ALM

Figure 1-28 TCU panel


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The indicators on TCU panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-25.

Table 1-25 TCU indicates


PWR Green Power supply status indicator

On: TCU is powered on Off: TCU is powered off

ALM Red Warning indicator On: Alarm generated Off: No alarm


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1.15 TDU

Note:

The hardware version of TDU described in this section is REV.F. The DIP setting of TDU of other versions is the same as that of REV.F.

There are 11 interfaces on TDU. The layout of TDU is shown in Figure 1-29.

DCF2CKB2 CKB1

TRB2 TRB1TRA2 TRA1 TME1EAC2

EAC1 DCF1

Figure 1-29 The interfaces of TDU

The interfaces on TDU and their meanings are listed in Table 1-26.

Table 1-26 TDU interfaces description

ID Type Meaning Detailed indication

CKB1 DB25

CKB2 DB25

Clock signal port of combining cabinet

1. The functions of CKB1 and CKB2 are the same.2. CKB1 and CKB2 match both clock signal combining cabinet cable and CKM-matched connector. 3. The connectors are be used in the following cases: a. The BTS is installed on both ends of the clock bus. b. The BTS is single cabinet configuration. 4. In combining cabinet configuration, if the BTS serves as the primary cabinet, its clock signal is led out from CKB1 and CKB2; if the BTS serves as a secondary cabinet, the clock signal is led in from CKB1 and CKB2.

DCF1 DB37 Data signal port of combining cabinet

1. The functions of DCF1 and DCF2 are the same.2. DCF1 and DCF2 match both data combining 3. The connectors are be used in the following cases:a. The BTS is installed on both ends of the clock bus.


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ID Type Meaning Detailed indication

DCF2 DB37

b. The BTS is single cabinet configuration. 3. In combining cabinet configuration, if the BTS serves as the primary cabinet, its data signal is led out from DCF1 and DCF2; if the BTS serves as a secondary cabinet, the data signal is led in from DCF1 and DCF2.

EAC1 DB37 For external extension alarm signal input. It cannot be connected with environment monitoring instrument.

EAC2 DB25

External alarm input port For external extension alarm signal input. It can be

connected with environment monitoring instrument.

TME1 DB37 E1 transmission signal conversion port

This socket is used in the following cases: 1. When ABB or ABA is not configured and 120Ω transmission cable is adopted, this socket is connected with lightning protection board using conversion cable to introduce E1 signal. 2. When ABB or ABA is not configured, this socket is connected with TRA1 using conversion cable to introduce E1 signal. For details, refer to information concerning cable installation in installation manual of corresponding BTS.

TRA1 DB37

TRA2 DB37

TRB1 DB37

TRB2 DB37

Built-in optical transmission signal conversion port

1. The functions of TRA1 and TRA2 are the same, and so are the functions of TRB1 and TRB2. In optical transmission mode, these ports can all be used to lead in the E1 signal converted at TEU. 2. The conversion slot corresponding to TEU0 is TRA1 and TRA2, and that corresponding to TEU1 is TRB1 and TRB2. 3. TRA1, TRA2, TRB1 and TRB2 can be used to lead E1 signal to other cabinets. 4. When ABB or ABA is configured, TRA1 and TRA2 are used to convert the signal. For details, refer to information concerning cable installation in installation manual of corresponding BTS.

There is only one clock selection DIP (2-digit) on TDU. The DIP of TDU is located on the back of TDU. It only can be found after opening the rear door and removing TDU. Its functions are listed in Table 1-27.

Table 1-27 TDU DIP setting

Digit 1 Digit 2 Detailed indication OFF OFF The primary cabinet in the primary cabinet group ON OFF Invalid setting OFF ON Invalid setting ON ON All other cabinets except for the primary cabinet in primary cabinet group


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Caution:

When setting the DIP, please note the indicator near the DIP: 1) If Digit 1 and Digit 2 are switched to OFF, the indicator D1 (Green) nearby should be on; 2) If Digit 1 and Digit 2 are switched to ON, the indicator D1 (Green) nearby should be off.


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1.16 TES

The panel of TES is shown in Figure 1-30.

TES

RUN

PWR

ALM

Figure 1-30 TES panel

The indicators on TES panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-28.

Table 1-28 TES indicators


PWR Green Power supply indicator On: TES is powered on Off: TES is powered off

RUN Green Running status indicator Flashing(0.5Hz): TES operation normal Off: TES operation abnormal

ALM Red Warning indicator On: Alarm generated Off: No alarm


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1.17 TEU

There are two types of TEUs: ASU and PAT.

1.17.1 ASU

I. Panel Description

The panel of ASU is shown in Figure 1-31.

TEU

RUN

ETN

BUZ

ETH

CO

M

RST

Figure 1-31 ASU panel

The indicators on ASU panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-29.


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Table 1-29 ASU indicators

ID Color Meaning Detailed indication Normal status

RUN Green/Yellow/Red Running status indicator/Warning indicator

Green: ASU runs normally Yellow: Minor alarm Red: Major alarm

On (For details, see Table 1-30.)

ETN Green Ethernet indicator

On: There is network cable connected to NM computer Flashing: NM transmits data via Ethernet interface Off: There is no network cable connected to NM computer

On/Flashing

Table 1-30 lists the detailed information of the indicator RUN (ASU).

Table 1-30 RUN (ASU) indicator information

BIOS operational status

Indicator status

Flashing interval (s) Duration (s) System status

Off No flashing 5 Initializing hardware and operation system

Yellow No flashing 5 Loading programs to componentsGreen No flashing 7 Initializing BIOS

BIOS runs (no host software)

Green 0.5 Long period BIOS running

Off No flashing 5 Initializing hardware and operation system

Yellow No flashing 5 Loading programs to componentsGreen No flashing 7 Initializing BIOS Yellow 0.5 13 Loading host software Green 0.1 38 Initializing host software

BIOS runs (host software loaded)

Green 1 Long period Host software running Red-green alternating flash (interval: 1s): optical fiber disconnected on eastward direction Red-yellow alternating flash (interval: 1s): optical fiber disconnected on westward direction or both directions

The interfaces on ASU panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-31.

Table 1-31 ASU interfaces

ID Meaning Detailed function No ID (the upper pair of optical ports on the panel)

Westward optical port

The upper one is receiving port and the lower one is the transmitting port

No ID (the lower pair of optical ports on the panel)

Eastward optical port

The upper one is receiving port and the lower one is the transmitting port

BUZ Alarm tone ON/OFF switch

ON: Alarm tone will be generated if there is ASU major alarm OFF: No alarm tone will be generated even if there is ASU major alarm

ETH Ethernet port Standard 10Base-T Ethernet port, providing the channel for communication between NM computer and ASU

COM Transparent transmission serial port/order wire

External interface shared by RS232 transparent transmission serial port and order wire

RST Reset button ASU reset button


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II. Layout Description

The layout of ASU jumpers and DIPs is shown in Figure 1-32.

SW4 SW3

ON='0'OFF='1'

ON

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 14 3 2 1 H302ASU1 2 3 4

ONSW111 1 2 3 4

ONSW101

1 2 3 4

ONSW112 1 2 3 4

ONSW102

1 2 3 4

ONSW115 1 2 3 4

ONSW105

1 2 3 4

ON

SW116 1 2 3 4

ONSW106

SW117 SW1071 2 3 4

ON

1 2 3 4

ON

1 2 3 4

ONSW118 1 2 3 4

ONSW108

1 2 3 4

ONSW113 1 2 3 4

ONSW103

1 2 3 4

ON

SW114 1 2 3 4 ON

SW104J30

48V 24V

J17PROM CPU

J3

J28ON OFF

3 2 1

3 2 1

3 2 1

1 2 3

Figure 1-32 ASU layout

1) SW3 and SW4

SW3 and SW4 are used to set the IP address (129.9.x.x) of NE. SW3 provides the lower 8 digits, defining the fourth segment of IP address (0~255). SW4 provides the higher 4 digits defining the third segment of IP address (0~15). In each digit, ON stands for "0", and OFF stands for "1".

Accordingly, the destination address for main control software downloading is 090XXX (lower digit IP address, hexadecimal). The DIP of IP address is on the top-right of the board. See Figure 1-33.


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Lower 8 digitsHigher 4 digits

ON ON

SW3SW41234 12345678

Figure 1-33 IP address DIP

The setting of tributary 75Ω/120Ω resistance selection DIPs and jumpers

The usage of tributary 75Ω/120Ω resistance selection DIPs and jumpers is listed in Table 1-32.

Table 1-32 Tributary related DIP and jumper

Tributary No. 75Ω 120Ω

1 SW101-1: ON SW101-2: ON

SW111-1: OFF SW111-2: ON

SW101-1: OFF SW101-2: OFF


2 SW101-3: ON SW101-4: ON

SW111-3: OFF SW111-4: ON



3 SW102-1: ON SW102-2: ON

SW112-1: OFF SW112-2: ON



4 SW102-3: ON SW102-4: ON

SW112-3: OFF SW112-4: ON



5 SW103-1: ON SW103-2: ON

SW113-1: OFF SW113-2: ON



6 SW103-3: ON SW103-4: ON

SW113-3: OFF SW113-4: ON



7 SW104-1: ON SW104-2: ON

SW114-1: OFF SW114-2: ON



8 SW104-3: ON SW104-4: ON

SW114-3: OFF SW114-4: ON



9 SW105-1: ON SW105-2: ON

SW115-1: OFF SW115-2: ON



10 SW105-3: ON SW105-4: ON

SW115-3: OFF SW115-4: ON



11 SW106-1: ON SW106-2: ON

SW116-1: OFF SW116-2: ON



12 SW106-3: ON SW106-4: ON

SW116-3: OFF SW116-4: ON



13 SW107-1: ON SW107-2: ON

SW117-1: OFF SW117-2: ON



14 SW107-3: ON SW107-4: ON

SW117-3: OFF SW117-4: ON



15 SW108-1: ON SW108-2: ON

SW118-1: OFF SW118-2: ON



16 SW108-3: ON SW108-4: ON

SW118-3: OFF SW118-4: ON



2) J30


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The jumper J30 is for the setting of the 48/24V feeding of board order wire. When short-circuiting 1-2, feeding is set as -24V. When short-circuiting 2-3, feeding is set as -48V (default setting).

3) J28

J28 controls the charge of storage battery. When short-circuiting 2-3, the configuration information will be lost after the board is powered off. When short-circuiting 1-2, the configuration information will be not lost after the board is powered off (default setting). Short-circuiting 1-2 is recommended.

4) J3 and J17

J3 and J17 are the jumpers related to the loading for programmable logic components.

J17: When the circuit is open, the chip is used to load the programmable logic component. When short-circuiting 1-2, the CPU is used to load the programmable logic component (default setting). Short-circuiting 1-2 is recommended.

J3: Please short-circuit 1-2.

1.17.2 PAT

I. Panel Description

The panel of PAT is shown in Figure 1-34.


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TEU

RUN

LFA

F01

F02

F03

F04

RST

OUT

IN

Figure 1-34 PAT panel

The indicators on PAT panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-33.

Table 1-33 PAT indicators

ID Color Name Meaning flashing non-periodically: the board is performing self-test Flashing (2Hz): downlink communication interrupted Flashing (1Hz): downlink communication normal, uplink interrupted

RUN Red CPU running status indicator

Flashing (0.5Hz): uplink and downlink communication normal, ranging succeeded On: multi-frame out of synch

LFA Green Out-of-synch of downlink multi-frame indicator Off: multi-frame synchronized

F0n Green No. n tributary status indicator, n = 1, 2, 3, 4 On

RUN on: downlink justification out of synchronized RUN off: uplink E1 signal loss


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ID Color Name Meaning

Off RUN on: downlink justification synchronized RUN off: uplink E1 signal normal

The interfaces on PAT panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-34.

Table 1-34 PAT interface

ID Name Function OUT Optical port Uplink outgoing optical port IN Eastward optical port Downlink outgoing optical port RST Reset button Reset button of PAT

II. Layout Description

The layout of PAT jumpers and DIPs is shown in Figure 1-35.

SW6-4 SW6-3 SW6-2 SW6-1

S3

S2J18

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3

Figure 1-35 PAT layout

The functions of jumpers and DIPs are listed in Table 1-35.


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Table 1-35 PAT DIP and jumper

DIP or jumper Function Default setting

S2

Board ID, Digit 1~4 valid. Digit 1 is the lowest, Digit 4 is the highest, binary; ON: 0, OFF: 1; If all the four digits are 0, S2 indicates 16. Digit 5~8 invalid.

All OFF

S3

"ON": Grounded Digit 1: The fourth E1 receiving port grounded; Digit 2: The third E1 receiving port grounded; Digit 3: The second E1 receiving port grounded; Digit 4: The first E1 receiving port grounded; Digit 5: The fourth E1 transmitting port grounded; Digit 6: The third E1 transmitting port grounded; Digit 6: The second E1 transmitting port grounded; Digit 8: The first E1 transmitting port grounded.

All OFF

SW6-1 Resistance setting of the first E1 Short-circuiting 1-2 is 75 , and 2-3 is 120 . 1-2

SW6-2 Resistance setting of the second E1 Short-circuiting 1-2 is 75 , and 2-3 is 120 . 1-2

SW6-3 Resistance setting of the third E1 Short-circuiting 1-2 is 75 , and 2-3 is 120 . 1-2

SW6-4 Resistance setting of the fourth E1 Short-circuiting 1-2 is 75 , and 2-3 is 120 . 1-2

J18 Order wire feeding voltage setting; Short-circuiting 1-2 is -24V, and 2-3 is -48V. 2-3


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1.18 TMU

Note:

The hardware version of the TMU described in this section is REV.C and for the previous version, the introduction will be based on the REV.C’s description in this section.

1.18.1 Panel Description

The panel of TMU is shown in Figure 1-36.

TMU

MMI

T13M

FCK

T2M

DBG

RST

PWR

M/S

RUNLI1LI2LI3LI4

PLL

Figure 1-36 TMU Panel


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The indicators on TMU panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-36.

Table 1-36 Description of TMU indicators


PWR Green Power supply indicator On: TMU is powered on. Off: TMU is powered off

RUN Green Running status indicator

Flashing: TMU runs normally. On or off: TMU runs abnormally.

LI1 Green E1 indicator On: The first E1 generates local alarm. Flashing: The first E1 generates remote alarm. Off: The first E1 is normal.

LI2 Green E1 indicator On: The second E1 generates local alarm. Flashing: The second E1 generates remote alarm. Off: The second E1 is normal.

LI3 Green E1 indicator On: The third E1 generates local alarm. Flashing: The third E1 generates remote alarm. Off: The third E1 is normal.

LI4 Green E1 indicator On: The forth E1 generates local alarm. Flashing: The forth E1 generates remote alarm. Off: The forth E1 is normal.

M/S Green Active/Standby indicator

Flashing (1Hz): TMU is the active board. Flashing (0.5Hz): TMU is the standby board. On, off or flashing non-periodically: TMU is faulty.

PLL Green Phase discrimination indicator

On: Clock is running in free-run mode. Flashing (4Hz): Clock is running in trapping mode. Flashing (1Hz): Clock is running in locking mode. Off: The phase discrimination of clock is abnormal.

Note:

The local alarm is the receiving tributary alarm of transmission line. The remote alarm is the sending tributary alarm of transmission line.

The description of the TMU interfaces is listed in Table 1-37.

Table 1-37 Description of the TMU interfaces

ID Meaning Detailed function RST Reset button Reset button for TMU DBG Ethernet interface Debug network interface T2M Clock output interface 2MHz output interface FCK Clock output interface Frame clock output interface T13M Clock output interface 13MHz output interface MMI Man machine interface Interface for BTS local maintenance


The layout of TMU is shown in Figure 1-37.


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1 2 3 4

S10ON

1 2 3 4

S11ON 1 2 3 4

S2ON

1 2 3 4

S1ON

1 2 3 4

S9ON

S6

1 2 3 4

S12ON

Figure 1-37 TMU layout

I. S1

ON: E1 interface resistance is 75Ω; OFF: E1 interface resistance is 120Ω; Digit 1 and 2 control the resistance of the fourth E1; Digit 3 and 4 controls the

resistance of the third E1; The default setting is all ON.

II. S2

ON: E1 interface resistance is 75Ω; OFF: E1 interface resistance is 120Ω; Digit 1 and 2 control the resistance of the second E1; Digit 3 and 4 controls the

resistance of the first E1; The default setting is all ON.

III. S9

Digit 1 controls the 1st~4th E1 resistance setting. ON: The 1st~4th E1 interface resistance is 75Ω; OFF: The 1st~4th E1 interface resistance is 120Ω.

Digit 2, 3 and 4 are used to indicate the timeslot No. of the local OML in the case that BTS supports Abis bypassing. In different networking mode, the correspondence between DIP setting and OML timeslot is also different.


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1) When BSS system adopts chain cascading networking, the correspondence between local OML timeslot and S9 setting is shown in Table 1-38.

Caution:

In chain cascading networking, the timeslots of the OMLs can only be selected from the five values in Table 1-38.

Table 1-38 Correspondence S9 setting and OML timeslot

Digit 2 Digit 3 Digit 4 OML time slot ON ON ON 31 ON ON OFF 30 ON OFF ON 29 ON OFF OFF 28 OFF ON ON 27

2) When BSS system adopts star cascading networking, the correspondence between local OML timeslot and S9 setting is shown in Table 1-39.

Caution:

In star cascading networking, the timeslots of the OMLs can only be selected from the four values in Table 1-39.

Table 1-39 Correspondence of S9 setting and OML timeslot

Digit 2 Digit 3 Digit 4 OML time slot ON ON ON 31 OFF ON OFF 3 OFF OFF ON 6 OFF OFF OFF 9

The default setting of S9 is all ON.

IV. S10

Digit 1 and 2 control the grounding of the first E1; Digit 3 and 4 controls the grounding of the second E1;


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ON: E1 transmission line grounded; OFF: E1 transmission line not grounded; The default setting is all ON.

V. S11

Digit 1 and 2 control the grounding of the third E1; Digit 3 and 4 controls the grounding of the fourth E1;

ON: E1 transmission line grounded; OFF: E1 transmission line not grounded; The default setting of S11 is all ON.

VI. S12

Digit 1 and 2 control the remote software loading function of MCK (Main Clock Unit). Digit 3 and 4 is for the reserved use.

Digit 1 and 2 should cooperate with each other. The setting of S12 is shown in Table 1-40.

Table 1-40 S12 setting

Digit 1 Digit 2 Meaning ON ON OFF OFF MCK not supports remote software loading function

ON OFF OFF ON MCK supports remote software loading function

The default setting of S12 is all OFF.

1.18.3 Difference between Other Versions and REV.C

Other versions (REV.0, REV.A and REV.B) of TMUs have the same panel as REV.C's. The indicators and interfaces are also the same. The difference lying in the board layout is listed below:

1) No S12; 2) Digit 2, 3 and 4 of S9 are for the deserved use and their setting can be ignored.


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1.19 TRB

Caution:

The hardware version of the TRB described in this section is REV.A and for the previous version (REV.0), the introduction will be based on the REV.A’s description in this section.


The layout of TRB varies according to the type of BTS. The layout for BTS30 and BTS30A is shown in Figure 1-38.

ON

S2F_ID0F_ID1F_ID2F_ID3

ON

S1ID3

ID5ID6

ID4

Figure 1-38 TRB layout (BTS30 and BTS30A)

The function of the DIPs on TRB is listed in Table 1-41. Note that the settings of S1 and S2 should cooperate with each other.


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Table 1-41 TRB DIP description (BTS30 and BTS30A)

DIP DIP setting Function Setting method

S1 4 Indicate cabinet No.: 0~7

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: ID6 is MSB (high digit); ID3 is LSB (low digit); For example, if cabinet No. is 5 (0101), the corresponding DIP setting is: ID6: ON, ID5: OFF; ID4: ON, ID3: OFF;

S2 4 Indicate cabinet No.: 0~7

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: F_ID3 is MSB (high digit); F_ID0 is LSB (low digit); For example, if cabinet No. is 5 (0101), the corresponding DIP setting is: F_ID3: ON, F_ID2: OFF, F_ID1: ON, F_ID0: OFF.

The layout for BTS312 and BTS3012A is shown in Figure 1-39.

ON

S1

S2

F_ID3F_ID2F_ID1F_ID0

B_ID2B_ID1

ON

S3

S4

ID6

ID4ID3

ID7ID2

ID5

S5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ONS6

Figure 1-39 TRB layout (BTS312 and BTS3012A)

The function of the DIPs on TRB is listed in Table 1-42. Note that the setting of S1 should cooperate with those of S3 and S2, and the settings of S4, S5 and S6 should cooperate with each other.


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Table 1-42 TRB DIP description


S1

S3

4 Indicate cabinet No.: 0~7

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate cabinet No.: F_ID3/ID6 is MSB (high digit); F_ID0/ID3 is LSB (low digit); For example, if cabinet No. is 5 (0101), the corresponding DIP setting is: F_ID3/ID6: ON, F_ID2/ID5: OFF, F_ID1/ID4: ON, F_ID0/ID3: OFF.

S2

S4

4 Indicate frame No.: 0~3

OFF: 1; ON: 0 The binary digits are used to indicate frame No.: B_ID2/ID7 is MSB (high digit); B_ID1/ID2 is LSB (low digit); The frame should be numbered from bottom to top starting from 0; For example, if frame No. is 2 (10), the corresponding DIP setting is: B_ID2/ID7: OFF, B_ID1/ID2: ON.

S5

S6

4 Setting of clock bus resistor

ON: Resistor available; OFF: Resistor not available; The DIPs on TRB which is located at the end of clock bus are all set ON, and other DIPs are set OFF; The location of TRB various according to the type of BTS: BTS312: Frame 0 BTS3012A: Frame 2

Caution:

1) The DIP settings of TRB have already been finished before delivery. Therefore, do not change the settings unless necessary. 2) TRB, as the transceiving unit backplane, is in the TRX frame. For BTS30's or BTS30A, the DIP on the TRB can only be seen after removing the TRX in the slot of TRX6 and for BTS312 or BTS3012A, the TRX in the slot of TRX2 and TRX4 should be removed.

1.19.2 Difference between REV.0 and REV.A

The difference is as follows:

The function of S2 on REV.0 is the combination of S1 and S2 on REV.A; The function of S1 on REV.0 is the combination of S3 and S4 on REV.A; The function of S3 on REV.0 is the combination of S5 and S6 on REV.A.

The board layout of REV.0 is shown in Figure 1-40.


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ON

S1F_ID3F_ID2F_ID1F_ID0B_ID2B_ID1

ON

S2ID6

ID4ID3ID7ID2

ID5

S3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ON

Figure 1-40 TRB layout (REV.0)

The DIP IDs of the two versions are the same, and so are the DIP settings.


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1.20 TRX

Note:

The section introduces 40W TRX. The hardware version is REV.0 (900M) and REV.0 (1800M).

The panel of TRX is shown in Figure 1-41.

TX OUT

PWR

RCP

RDP

FAIL

RST

MMI

RXA IN

RXB IN

TRX

Figure 1-41 TRX panel

The indicators on TRX panel and their meanings are listed in Table 1-43.

Table 1-43 TRX indicators


PWR Green Power supply indicator

On: TRX is powered on Off: TRX is powered off

RCP Green SCP Running Flashing (0.5Hz): SCP runs normally


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ID Color Meaning Detailed indication status indicator Flashing (0.25Hz): HDLC link setup failure

On or Off: SCP abnormal

RDP Green DSP Running status indicator

Flashing (0.5Hz): DSP runs normally Flashing (0.25Hz): EQDSP faulty Flashing (2Hz): DSP does not receive configuration information Flashing (4Hz): DSP clock alarm or equipment test software is running On or Off: CHDSP faulty

FAIL Red Warning indicator On: Alarm generates Off: No alarm

The interfaces on TRX panel and their functions are listed in Table 1-44.

Table 1-44 TRX interfaces

ID Connector Type Detailed function TX OUT N RF signal transmitting port RXA IN SMA Main receiving port RXB IN SMA Diversity receiving port RST Reset button TRX reset button MMI DB9 Man-machine Interface

Board Manual M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Chapter 2 BTS3001C Board

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Chapter 2 BTS3001C Board

Note:

1) This chapter introduces MOP of three hardware versions: REV.B, REV.C and REV.E; 2) REV.B does not support UPS alarm, but supports optical fiber cascading; 3) REV.C and REV.E support UPS alarm and optical fiber cascading.

2.1 Panel

The three versions of BTS3001C MOP panels are shown in Figure 2-1, Figure 2-2 and Figure 2-3.

MMI

PWR RUN ACT MOD LIU

ASU O&M

ON OFF

POWER

SLV

SLV

MAS

13MCLK FCLK

S3

OFFON 1 2

3 4

MSB

LSB

S9

OFFON

1 2

3 4

ARATBRBT

S10OFFON

1 2

3 4

S11OFFON

1 2

3 4

The part of maintenance cavity The part of cable collection cavity

Figure 2-1 MOP (REV.B) panel

MMI

SLV

SLV

MAS

PWR RUN ACT MOD LIU

ASU O&M

ON OFF

POWER 13MCLK

OFFON

FCLK

1 2

3 4

S10OFFON

1 2

3 4

S11 S9

1 2

3 4

ON

1 2

3 4

OFF ON OFF

S3

S11 S9S10

The part of maintenance cavity The part of cable collection cavity

Figure 2-2 MOP(REV.C) panel


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Caution:

1) There is a cable clamping block on the BTS3001C cable connection cavity for water-proof purpose. The cable connection cavity on the MOP of REV.B and REV.C can be seen only after removing this block. 2) To ensure the water-proof of the equipment, do not remove the cable cover.

MMI

PWR RUN ACT MOD LIU

ASU O&M

ON OFF

POWER 13MCLK FCLK

OFFON 1 2

3 4

OFFON 1 3

3 4

OFFON 1 2

3 4

OFFON 1 2

3 4

S10 S11

S13 S14S3

OFFON 1 2

3 4

MSB

LSB

S12

OFFON

1 2

The part of maintenance cavity

Figure 2-3 MOP (REV.E) panel

Caution:

It will be very dangerous to open the cable connection cavity on MOP of REV.E, and therefore, the panel of cable connection cavity of REV.E is not introduced here.

2.2 Indicators and Interfaces

The indicators of MOP and their meanings are listed in Table 2-1.

Table 2-1 MOP indicators


PWR Green Power supply indicator

On: 220V AC input and temperature control module is working normally Off: No 220V AC input or temperature control module is working abnormally

RUN Green Running status indicator

Flashing(0.25Hz): OML abnormal Flashing(0.5Hz): normal flashing non-periodically: BSC data loading


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ACT Green Availability indicator

On: All BTs available Flashing: Some (BT) not available (not including main BCCH) Off: Main BCCH not available

MOD Green Transmission mode selection indicator

On: BTS3001C adopting E1 transmission mode Flashing(2Hz): BTS3001C adopting optical transmission mode Flashing (0.5s on, 2s off): BTS3001C adopting dual carrier mini BTS mode

LIU Green Line interface indicator

On: Local transmission out of synch Flashing: Remote transmission out of synch Off: Transmission channel normal

Note:

1) "Local transmission out of synch" means that BTS cannot receive messages sent from BSC. In this case, the transmission status of BTS can still be normal. 2) "Remote transmission out of synch" means that BSC cannot receive messages sent from BTS. In this case, the receiving status of BTS can still be normal.

MOP interfaces and their functions are listed in Table 2-2.

Table 2-2 MOP interfaces

ID Meaning Detailed function

ASU O&M Network port Local maintenance optical transmission board (ASU) port

MMI Man-machine interface Local maintenance mini BTS interface

POWER Power switch Power switch

13MCLK Clock output port 13MHz clock output

FCLK Clock output port Frame clock/2MHz clock output

Note:

In BTS3001C, the port of FCLK and 2M multiplex the same physical port. The default status of this port is FCLK frame clock output. If the line clock needs to be tested at BTS side, this port can be switched by operating on remote or local maintenance terminal. The user is not supposed to perform this operation. When this port needs to be switched, please turn to Huawei's technical support.


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2.3 DIP

I. S3

S3 is used to select transmission mode. Its functions are listed in Table 2-3.

Table 2-3 S3 functions

Digit 1 Digit 2 Digit 3 Digit 4 Detailed indication ON ON ON ON E1 transmission OFF ON ON ON Optical fiber transmission ON OFF OFF OFF BTS3001C two-carrier mini BTS

Note:

1) The default setting of S3 of the BTS3001C which does not support optical transmission is E1 transmission, while the default setting of S3 of the BTS3001C which supports optical transmission is optical fiber transmission. 2) On the maintenance cavity, the switch status may not be presented as "ON" and "OFF", but "0" and "1" instead. The correspondence is "1" indicates "ON", "0" indicates "OFF".

II. S10 and S11

The settings of S10 and S11 associate with each other. The functions of these two switches are listed in Table 2-4.

Table 2-4 S10 and S11 functions

S10 S11 Detailed indication All OFF All ON E1 cascading (default setting)

All ON All OFF Optical fiber transmission (referred to the optical transmission mode mentioned in Note 2 below.


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Note:

BTS3001C provides two optical transmission modes: 1) In physical, transmission between multiple BTS3001Cs via optical fiber. When allocating services on the link, each BTS3001C service occupies a 2M line. The connection mode is the same as the star networking between BTS and BSC by E1. In this mode, multiple BIE (Base station Interface Equipment board) ports on BSC are occupied. 2) In physical, transmission between multiple (2~5) BTS3001Cs via optical fiber. When allocating services on the link, all BTS3001C services share the same 2M line. The connection mode is the same as the chain networking between BTS and BSC by E1. In this mode, only one BIE on BSC are occupied. If BTS3001C adopts the first mode, the settings of S10 and S11 should adopt the default ones. If BTS3001C adopts the second mode, it is necessary to change the default settings of S10 and S11.

III. S12

The functions of S12 are listed in Table 2-5.

Table 2-5 S12 functions

Digit 1 Digit 2 Detailed indication OFF OFF Equipment normal operation (default status) OFF ON Equipment aging test ON OFF MTR test

Caution:

It is forbidden to change the default setting of S12 after delivering.

IV. S13 and S14

The settings of S13 and S14 associate with each other. The functions of these two switches are listed in Table 2-6.

Table 2-6 S13 and S14 setting

S13 S14 Detailed indication All OFF All ON Connect to BSC or BTS of higher level (default setting)

All ON All OFF Dedicate one single E1 to connect to other equipment when optical cascading

Board Manual M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Chapter 3 BTS3002C Module

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Chapter 3 BTS3002C Module

Note:

BTS3002C consists of three modules: MCU, PSU and DRU.

3.1 MCU

Note:

The hardware version of MCU described in this section is REV.0.

3.1.1 Maintenance cavity

The maintenance cavity of MCU is shown in Figure 3-1.

MOD

LIU

PWR

RUN

0 1

LINK

MMI

13M

2M/FCLK

TIU

1

1

1

E1_RING

75/120

TRANS_MODE

TRUN

TNET

OPTW

OPTE

RESET

S2

0

0

0

S4

S3

S1

ON1 2

3 4

ON

1 2

3 4

ON1

2 3

4O

N1 2

3 4

ON1

2 3

4

0 1

S5 RES

Figure 3-1 MCU maintenance cavity


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3.1.2 Indicators and interfaces

The indicators on MCU maintenance cavity and their meanings are listed in Table 3-1.

Table 3-1 Indicators on MCU maintenance cavity


PWR Green Power supply indicator On: MCU is powered on. Off: MCU is powered off.

RUN Green Running status indicator Flashing (0.25Hz): OML is blocked. Flashing (0.5Hz): MCU runs normally. Flashing non-periodically: Loading BSC data.

MOD Green Transmission mode indicator

On: BTS3002C transmits via the E1 cable Flashing (2Hz): BTS3002C transmits via the optical fiber

LIU Green Line interface status indicator

On: Local E1 transmission out of synch Flashing (2Hz): Remote E1 transmission out of synch Off: E1 transmission normal

PLL Green 13MHz Clock phase locking mode indicator

On: Clock is running in free-run mode. Flashing (4Hz): Clock is running in trapping mode. Flashing (1Hz): Clock is running in locking mode.

TRUN Green Transmission interface unit running status indicator

On: CBUS2 link disconnection Flashing (0.5Hz): Transmission interface board working normally Flashing (2Hz): Transmission interface board alarm

OPTW Green Westward optical fiber status indicator

On: Local optical transmission out of synch Flashing (2Hz): Remote optical transmission out of synch Off: Optical transmission normal

OPTE Green Eastward optical fiber status indicator

On: Local optical transmission out of synch Flashing (2Hz): Remote transmission out of synch Off: Optical transmission normal

The interfaces on MCU maintenance cavity and their functions are listed in Table 3-2.

Table 3-2 Interfaces on MCU maintenance cavity

ID Meaning Detailed function MMI Man-machine interface The interface of local maintenance of mini BTS 13M Clock output port 13MHz clock output RESET Reset button Reset the entire BTS3002C equipment 2M/FCLK Clock output port Frame clock/2MHz clock output port TIU Network port Local maintenance optical transmission board (IASU) interface


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Note:

In BTS3002C, the interface of FCLK and 2M multiplex the same physical port. The default status of this port is FCLK frame clock output. If the line clock needs to be tested at BTS side, this port can be switched by operating on remote or local maintenance terminal. The user is not supposed to perform this operation. When this port needs to be switched, please turn to Huawei's technical support.

3.1.3 DIP

Meaning of DIP switches in the MCU O&M cavity is given below.

I. S1 (TRANS_MODE)

The DIP switch S1 is used to set the transmission mode and matching mode. Its meaning is listed in Table 3-3.

Table 3-3 Meaning of S1

Digit Status Meaning ON Transmission via the E1 cable (default setting)

1 OFF Transmission via the cable other than E1, including optical fiber, microwave and XDSL

ON Using 75Ω impedance matching mode at the Rx end in case of transmission via the E1 cable (default setting) 2 OFF Using 120Ω impedance matching mode at the Rx end in case of transmission via the E1 cable

ON Reserved (default setting) 3 OFF Reserved ON Reserved (default setting) 4 OFF Reserved

II. S2 (LINK)

The DIP switch S2 is used to set OML timeslot No. and cascading mode. Among its digits, digit 1, 2 and 3 are for OML timeslot No. setting and the digit 4 for cascading mode setting. Its meaning is listed in Table 3-4 and Table 3-5.

Table 3-4 Meaning of S2-1~S2-3

Digit 1 Digit 2 Digit 3 OML timeslot No. ON ON ON 31 OFF ON ON 30 ON OFF ON 29 OFF OFF ON 28 ON ON OFF 27 OFF ON OFF 3 ON OFF OFF 6 OFF OFF OFF 9


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Table 3-5 Meaning of S2-4

Digit Status Meaning ON Cascading via E1 cable (default setting) 4 OFF Cascading via the optical fiber

III. S3 (75/120)

The DIP switch S3 is used to set the impedance matching mode (75Ω/120Ω) of the E1 cable. Its meaning is listed in Table 3-6.


Digit Status Meaning ON Using 75Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE0 (default setting) 1 OFF Using 120Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE0 ON Using 75Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE0 (default setting) 2 OFF Using 120Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE0 ON Using 75Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE1 (default setting) 3 OFF Using 120Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE1 ON Using 75Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE1 (default setting) 4 OFF Using 120Ω impedance matching the Rx end of LINE1

IV. S4 (E1_RING)

The DIP switch S4 is used to set the E1 grounding flag. Its meaning is listed in Table 3-7.


Digit Status Detailed indication ON Grounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE0 (default setting) 1 OFF Ungrounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE0 ON Grounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE0 (default setting) 2 OFF Ungrounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE0 ON Grounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE1 (default setting) 3 OFF Ungrounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE1 ON Grounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE1 (default setting) 4 OFF Ungrounding the E1 cable at the Tx end of LINE1

V. S5 (RES)

The DIP switch S5 is a reserved DIP switch.


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3.2 DRU

Note:

The hardware version of DRU described in this section is REV.0.


The maintenance cavity of DRU is shown in Figure 3-2.

RUN

ALM

CH

EQ

RST

Figure 3-2 DRU maintenance cavity


The indicators on DRU maintenance cavity and their meanings are listed in Table 3-8. The button RST on the panel is used to reset the iSite BaseBand Unit (IBBU) on ITRU (iSite TRansceiver Unit).


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Table 3-8 Indicators on DRU maintenance cavity

ID Color Meaning Detailed indication Flashing (0.5Hz): The module is working normally. RUN Green Running status indicator On or Off: SCP fails. Off: DRU has no alarm. ALM Red Warning indicator On: DRU alarm. Flashing (0.5Hz): CHDSP is working normally. Flashing (1Hz): EQDSP alarm. Flashing (2Hz): CHDSP does not receive configuration information Flashing (4Hz): Timeslot No. or frame No. error

CH Green CHDSP Running status indicator

On or Off: CHDSP fails. Flashing (0.5Hz): EQDSP is working normally. EQ Green EQDSP Running status

indicator On or Off: EQDSP fails.

3.3 PSU


The maintenance cavity of PSU is shown in Figure 3-3.

INPUT

OUTPUT

FAIL

MCU

DRU0

DRU1

BTS3002CHEATER

Figure 3-3 PSU maintenance cavity


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Note:

The switch controls the overall system power supply.


The indicators on PSU maintenance cavity and their meanings are listed in Table 3-9.

Table 3-9 Indicators on PSU maintenance cavity

ID Color Meaning Status Detailed indication On The 220V AC input is normal. INPUT Green Power input indicator Off The 220V AC input is abnormal. On The 27V input is abnormal. FAIL Red Power alarm

indicator Off The 27V input is normal. On The 27V output is normal. OUTPUT Green Power output

indicator Off The 27V output is abnormal.

On The output of the MCU heating board is normal. MCU Green MCU heating indicator

Off The output of the MCU heating board is abnormal.

On The output of the DRU0 heating board is normal. DRU0 Green DRU0 heating

indicator Off The output of the DRU0 heating board is abnormal.

On The output of the DRU1 heating board is normal. DRU1 Green DRU1 heating

indicator Off The output of the DRU1 heating board is abnormal.

3.4 Module Interfaces

The interfaces at the bottom of BTS3002C are shown in Figure 3-4.


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RX_ANT

TX/RX_ANT

RX_OUT

ALARM

E1

OPT1

OPT2

RX_ANT

TX/RX_ANT

RX_OUT

PSU DRU0 MCUMCU DRU1

Storage battery

Trunk node

AC input

Figure 3-4 The interfaces at the bottom of BTS3002C

The functions of these interfaces at the bottom of BTS3002C module are listed in Table 3-10.

Table 3-10 Interfaces functions

Module Interface Function PSU AC input External power supply input

RX_ANT Diversity receiving port TX/RX_ANT Transmitting port/main receiving port DRU RX_OUT Diversity output port (for another carrier) ALARM Alarm interface E1 E1 (75Ω/120Ω) interface OPT1 Optical transmission port, for westward optical fiber MCU

OPT2 Optical cascading port, for eastward optical fiber

Note:

The interfaces of "Storage battery" and "Trunk node" on PSU are for the reserved.

Board Manual M900/M1800 Base Transceiver Station Appendix A Fault Information of Returned Board

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Appendix A Fault Information of Returned Board

Engineer writing this sheet: Date: Tel: Equipment type

Date of implementation

Board name

Bar code Actual operation duration year(s) month(s) day(s) Date of fault occurrence (year) (month) (day)

Place of fault occurrence State/Province: City: Office: Site:

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Cause of returning this board

€ Damaged during operation F001 € Damaged during implementation F002 € Damaged during delivery F003 € Damaged by lightning strike F009 € Damaged due the operational environment change F010 € Others

Environment description (Did lightning strike, power supply failure, optical fiber broken, sub-rack overheated take place on the day of fault occurrence?)

Fault description (Please describe the abnormality of the board, such as major alarm information at local site, basic data of the site, indicator information, peer site alarm information and basic data, any smoke seen or burning smell smelled.)

Corresponding measures taken onsite

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