Huawei BTS3900A Original operating instructions

BTS3900A (Ver.C)
Quick Installation
Issue: 01
Date: 2011-04-30
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
Guide

zThis document is applicable to GSM V100 or V300, SRAN V1
zIn this document, the equipment appearance is for reference
o
the figures.
Appearance of the Cabinets
APM30H TMC11H RF
C
The main components of the BTS3900A are t
h
IBBS200D, IBBS200T, and TMC11H.
Cabinet Dimensions and Clearance R
e
zThe dimensions (W x H x D) of the APM30H, RFC, TM
C
IBBS200T (excluding the protecting hood for the TEC co
o
mm x 480 mm.
zThe recommended distance between the cabinets is 4
0
distance between the cabinets is 150 mm
distance
between
the
cabinets
is
150
mm
.
zIf the Noise Reduction Module (NRM) is installed, the d
cabinets is 150 mm.
480
m
>300mm
40mm
Cabinet
600mm 40m
m
600mm
Cabinet
Overview of the Cabinets
>800mm
Maximum
120°
APM30H
BBU
R
RFC
RRRRR
EPU
Overview
of
the
Cabinets
Fan box
Junction
box
PMU
SLPU
Ground-
in
g
bar
DCDU-11A
1
BBU
F
U
F
U
F
U
F
U
F
U
F
U
Ground-
ing bar
gba
00, and WCDMA V200.
o
nly. The actual equipment may differ from what is shown in
C
IBBS200D IBBS200T
h
e APM30H and the RFC. Optional components are the
TEC l h d (D h 206 )
e
quirements
TEC
coo
l
er
h
oo
d
(D
ept
h
:
206
mm
)
C
11H, IBBS200D, or
o
ler) are 600 mm x 700
0
mm, and the maximum
600mm
480mm
istance between the
700mm
700mm
m
m>300mm
>60mm
600mm
m
Cabinet
700mm
200mm
TMC11H (-48 V DC power supply)
TMC11H
Junction box
DCDU-11C BBU
SLPU
Junction
box
DCDU-11C
1
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Grounding bar Ground-
ing bar

IBBS200D
Power
Overview of the Cabinets
CMUE
Power
distribution box
Power box of the
heating film
Grounding bar
Installing the Base
The installation blocks are placed in the auxiliar
y
material package of the RFC.
Φ16
52-60 mm
90°
Φ16
Base
Expansion
Flat was
h
Spring w
a
M12x60
B
Concrete
plinth
Installing the Cabinets
Concrete
plinth
Expansion
tube
Re
m
pla
t
1 Attaching the Cabinet to the Base
Installing
the
Cabinets
2. TM
C
1. RFC
M12x30 Bolt
(×2)
Gaske
t
an obl
o
hole
2
IBBS200T
Power
CMUE
Power
distribution box
Grounding bar
Level
bar
y
M12x40
Install two installation
blocks on the base
before installing only
the RFC.
Remove the
baffle plates
from the both
sides and the
rear of the
base.
Bolt (×2)
Expansion bolt (x4)
n
h
er
a
sher
B
olt
Adjusting pad
n
m
ove the front cover
t
e from the base.
C
11H/IBBS200T/IBBS200D
By attaching the IBBS200D as an example, attaching
the TMC11H or the IBBS200T to the base is the same.
M12×30
Bolt（×4）
t
with
o
ng
Gasket with an
oblong hole
2

2 Stacking the Cabinets
Remove the
(x4) from th
e
cabinet.
Remove the cover plates (×2) from
the top of the lower cabinet.
To ensure the waterp
r
of the cabinet, keep
w
plates for the round h
o
Earth Grounding the Cabin
e
Principles for grounding
the BTS3900A:
Cover plate
zThe upper cabinets are connected to the lower
cabinets with equipotential cables.
zThe lower cabinets are connected to the RFCs.
zThe RFCs are connected to the grounding
busbar with PGND cables.
the
BTS3900A:
A
P
M
R
3
PGND cable (25 mm2)Equipotential cable (25 mm2)
plastic screws
e
top of the lower
Stack the cabinets, and attach
the cabinets with the bolts(×4).
Gktith
G
as
k
e
t
w
ith
an
oblong hole
M12x30
r
oof performance
w
ell the cover
o
le of the cabinet.
Gasket with
an oblong
e
ts The PGND cable and signal cable cannot
be bound or entangled. A certain distance
must be reserved between them to prevent
interference from each other
M12x30
Blot (x4)
an
oblong
hole
interference
from
each
other
.
Grounding bar
APM30H
M
30H
RFC
R
FC
3
Grounding busbar

Installing the Cables
zIn this section, the color of the cables and the equipment app
e
z
If the signal cable between the cabinets is redundant coil and
1 Connecting the Power Cables
a
Principles for routing the power cables
1 The -48 V power cable and PGND cable must be
b
2 The
p
ower cable must be se
p
aratel
y
bundled and
z
If
the
signal
cable
between
the
cabinets
is
redundant
,
coil
and
-48 V DC Power Supply Scenario
a
ppy
Multiple power cables must be bundled when rout
e
3 If the length of the power cable is insufficient, repl
a
joints to lengthen the cable.
If the TMC11H (-48 V DC power supply) is required, then it is th
e
the next.
Connect the input power cable for the RFC.
4
e
arance are for reference only.
d tie the extra length of the cable in the base
b
undled together.
cannot be bundled to
g
ether with other cables an
y
where.
d
tie
the
extra
length
of
the
cable
in
the
base
.
gy
e
d.
a
ce the cable rather than adding connectors or soldering
e
-48 V DC power supply scenario. if not, skip this section to
4

1 Connecting the Power Cables
AC Power Supply Scenario
b
1. Connect the input power cable for the AP
M
Remove the AC protecting cap, open the AC input po
w
Recover the AC protecting cap, close the AC input po
w
220 V three-phase AC mode 220 V single-pha
s
L1 wire
Remove
L2 wire
L3 wire
N wire
2. Connect the power cables between the AP
2.
Connect
the
power
cables
between
the
AP
Input power cable for the TMC11H
5
M
30H
Connect the APM30H AC input power cable.
w
er box.
110 V AC mode
w
er box.
s
e AC mode
L wire PE wire
N wire
L2 wire
L1 wire
N wire
PE wire
M30H and the TMC11H
M30H
and
the
TMC11H
Power cable for the junction box in the TMC11H
5

1 Connecting the Power Cables
AC Power Supply Scenario
3. Connect the power cable between the AP
M
(APM:IBBS=1:2
）
b
(APM:IBBS=1:2
）
zThis chapter is applicable
to the scenario where the
number of configured
APM30Hs is half that of
configured IBBS200Ds or
IBBS200Ts.
Power cables for the
IBBS200Ds or IBBS200Ts
IBBS200Ts.
zEither the IBBS200D or
the IBBS200T is installed.
Power cables for the fans in
the IBBS200Ds
6
M
30H and IBBS200D or IBBS200T
6

1 Connecting the Power Cables
AC Power Supply Scenario
3. Connect the power cable between the AP
M
(APM:IBBS=1:2
）
b
Power cables for the heating films
in the IBBS200Ds
zPrevent the wires from
exposing out of the power box
of the heating film
(APM:IBBS=1:2
）
From L2/N2
The power
box of the
heating film
of
the
heating
film
.
zMust route the
p
ower cables
From L1/N1
p
for the heating films in the
IBBS200Ds into the power box
of the heating film from the top
down.
The
p
ower
F
r
L
O
Power cables for the TECs in
the IBBS200Ts
p
box of the
heating film
F
r
L
O
7
M
30H and IBBS200D or IBBS200T
r
om
O
AD3
r
om
O
AD2
7

1 Connecting the Power Cables
AC Power Supply Scenario
4. Connect the power cable between the AP
M
(APM:IBBS=1:1
）
b
This chapter is applicable
to the scenario where the
number of configured
APM30Hs equals that of
configured IBBS200Ds or
IBBS200Ts
(APM:IBBS=1:1
）
Power cables for the
IBBS200Ds or IBBS200Ts
IBBS200Ts
.
Either the IBBS200D or
the IBBS200T is installed.
Power cables for the fans
in the IBBS200Ds
8
M
30H and IBBS200D or IBBS200T
8

1 Connecting the Power Cables
AC Power Supply Scenario
4. Connect the power cable between the AP
M
(APM:IBBS=1:1
）
b
Power cables for the
heating films in the IBBS200Ds
zPrevent the wires from
exposing out of the power box
of the heatin
g
film.
(APM:IBBS=1:1
）
The power
box of the
heating film
g
zMust route the power cables
for the heating films in the
IBBS200Ds into the power box
of the heating film from the top
down.
The power
box of the
heating film
Power cables for the
TECs in the IBBS200Ts
9
M
30H and IBBS200D or IBBS200T
9

2 Connecting the Transmission Cable
s
Principles for routing the transmission cables
1 The transmission cables cannot cross the power cabl
the spacing between them must be greater than 30
m
2 Extra length of transmission cables must be reserve
d
The E1/T1 cable or FE/GE cable can be used for data transmission ac
c
transmission mode can be supported by the base station working in the
base station working in the UMTS standard.
SLPU
UELP
Connecting the E1 Cable (Alternative 1)
a
Or
UELP
Connecting the FE Cable (Alternative 2)
b
Ensure that both ends of the E1 cabl
e
bare wires at one end of the E1 cabl
e
SLPU
UFLP
Connecting
the
FE
Cable
(Alternative
2)
b
O
BBU
1
s
e, PGND cable, or RF cable when routed. Otherwise,
m
m.
d
when they are curved.
c
ording to the transmission mode of the base station. Onl
y
one
GSM standard, and two transmission modes can be supported by the
UELP
SLPU
UELP
e
are disconnected. Then, weld all connectors to the
e
at one time.
UFLP
SLPU
O
r
WMPT
0

3 Installing the Monitoring Signal Cabl
e
-48 V DC Power Supply Scenarios
a
1. Scheme 1: TMC11H + 2 RFC
The installation procedure for
connecting the monitoring
signal cable to the IBBS200D
1. Scheme 1：APM30H + RFC + TMC11H + I
B
AC Power Supply Scenarios
b
or IBBS200T is the same.
The only difference is that the
position of the CMUA in the
IBBS200D differs from the
position of the CMUA in the
IBBS200T.
IBBD200T
CMUE
I
1
e
2. Scheme 2: 2 TMC11H + 2 RFC
B
BS200D (IBBS200T)
I
BBD200D
CMUE
1

3 Installing the Monitoring Signal Cabl
e
AC Power Supply Scenarios
b
2. Scheme 2：2 APM30H + 2 RFC + 2 IBBS2
0
UEIU
3. Scheme 3：APM30H + RFC + TMC11H +2 I
B
1
e
0
0D (IBBS200T)
B
BS200D (IBBS200T)
2

3 Installing the Monitoring Signal Cabl
e
AC Power Supply Scenarios
b
4. Scheme 4：2 APM30H + 2 RFC + TMC11H
+
4 Connect the RFU Cables
1. (Optional) Connect inter-RFU RF signal ca
RFU
RX_IN
RX_OUT
Inter-RFU
RF signal
cable
5A
4. Connect the RF jumper.
During the installation, do not rotate the DIN male elbow
connector. This prevents any damage to the connector.
5
.
A
6.
I
Rub
b
Or Inter-
RFU RF
signal
1
Tight
e
cable
e
+
4 IBBS200D (IBBS200T)
ble. 2. Add the DIN connectors to the RF
jumpers.
3. Route the RF jumper through the
base into the RFC.
For details, see the instruction guide contained in
the DIN connector package.
Ensure that the DIN male elbow connector is
perpendicular to the RFU.
Front RFC RFC
or
Attach the color rings see
“
Appendix 2
”
Attach
the
color
rings
,
see
Appendix
2
.
I
nstall the seal modules for the RF jumpers.
b
er cap Or
RF Jumper
Install the seal
modules.
3
Insert
the
metal
chip,
e
n the screw.

1D i ti fth S lM d l
Sealing Treatment
Recover the cable holes with protecting caps
RF
C
1
D
escr
i
p
ti
on o
f
th
e
S
ea
l
M
o
d
u
l
es
TMC1
The seal modules for the cable holes in the IBB
S
It is not necessary to install the seal modules in
It is not necessary to install the seal modules in
IBBS200T is stacked on the other IBBS200D or
2 Sealing the Cable Holes in the Cabin
e
Install the cable according to the size of the
modules in RFC as an example).
id
1
id
w
c
a
Tighten
the screw.
or covers which are removed from the equipments before.
C
1H
S
200D or the IBBS200T are the same as that in the TMC11H.
the TMC11H, when the TMC11H is stacked on the RFC.
the IBBS200D or IBBS200T, when the IBBS200D or
IBBS200T.
e
t with the Seal Modules
Lead the cable through the cable hole
that matches the cross-sectional area of
the cable in order that the sealing is
cable hole (The following takes the seal
Seal the
dle holes
effective.
4
dle
holes
w
ith rubber
a
ps

3 Sealing the Base 2. Seal the
fireproof cl
PVC
1. Close the cable holes on
both sides and at the rear of
the base.
Baffle plate
corrugated
pipe
B ffl
Baffle
plate
1 Installing the Batteries
Installing the Batteries
B
a
ffl
e
plate Fireproof clay
Baffle piece
zDuring the installation of the batteries, use
insulated tools such as wrenches and screwdrivers,
and do not reversely connect the positive and
negative poles Otherwise the batteries may burn
zBefore installing storage batteries, set the circuit
breaker labeled BAT on the EPU in the APM30H
cabinet and two circuit breakers labeled BAT on
the PDB in the battery cabinet to OFF. This
prevents high current.
APM30H IBBS200D/T
negative
poles
.
Otherwise
,
the
batteries
may
burn
,
and the operations may cause human injuries.
2 Installing the Power Cables for the B
Remove the
protecting hood.
1
Install the ne
g
cable holes with
ay. 3. Install the front panel on the front of the base.
Fireproof
Fireproof
clay Check whether the paint on the
cabinet surface is damaged. If
the paint is damaged, repair the
damaged paint.
The PVC corrugated pipe is
recommended for the cable led
out of the cabinet.
The fireproof clay can be used
Fireproof clay
to seal the cable holes of the
base. It cannot be used to seal
the cable holes of the cabinet.
Push the baffle plate
upwards until it is contact
with the screws, and then
atteries
tighten the screws.
Install the copper
bar for series
connections.
5
g
ative cable. Install the positive cable.

Checking the Power-on Sta
zThis chapter describes only the power-on check of the equi
p
Start
zThis takes the power-on check procedure in the AC power s
u
as an example. For details about the procedure in the DC pow
e
scenario, see the following procedure.
zEnsure that the external power supply is normal before pow
e
all the MCBs in the cabinet are set to OFF.
base station must be powered on in seven days after installati
o
Are the
LEDs on the PSU/PMU
normal?
Power on the BTS3900A Clear the fault
No
Yes
Is the voltage
of the EPU DC output
power normal?
Are the
LED
s
o
n th
e
C
M
U
E
No
No
Yes
Yes
normal?
Are the
LEDs on the BBU
normal?
No
Yes
Yes
Power on DCDU Clear the fault
Is the voltage of
the DCDU DC output power
normal?
Yes
No
Are the
LEDs on the CMUE (RFC)
normal?
Are the
LEDs on the
R
FU
Yes
No
No
DC
D
1
normal?
Yes
End
te
The normal status of the
indicators on the PMU:
zRUN indicator: Blinking
p
ment. The
zALM indicator: OFF
The normal status of the
indicators on the PSU:
zPower indicator: Steady green
zProtection indicator: OFF
zFault indicator: OFF
The normal voltage range of the
output power to the EPUis from:
-43.2 V DC to -57 V DC
The normal status of the
u
pply scenario
e
r supply
e
r on, and that
o
n.
The
normal
status
of
the
indicators on the CMUE:
zRUN indicator: Blinking
zALM indicator: OFF
The normal status of the
indicators on the boards of the
BBU:
Indicators on the GTMU and
WMPT
zRUN indicator: Blinkin
g
g
zALM indicator：ON for 1s and
then OFF
Indicators on the UPEU
RUN indicator: ON
Indicators on the FAN
STATE indicator: Blinking
The normal voltage range of the
DC output power to the DCDU-01
is from:
384VDCt
57 V DC
-
38
.
4
V
DC
t
o -
57
V
DC
The normal status of the
indicators on the RFU:
zRUN indicator: Blinking
zALM indicator: ON for 1s and then
OFF
zACT indicator: ON
After the power-on check is
complete, close the cover of
the case, and the cabinet
door.
Lock
PSU
PMU
CMUE
BBU
Tighten the
screw to fix
the lockin
g
Locking piece
CMUE
(RFC)
BBU
D
U-11A
6
g
piece to
prevent the
lock from
rusting.
RFU

Appendix
1 Disconnecting the CPRI Cable from
t
Push
Pd t2
Product 1
Pull
P
ro
d
uc
t
2
Product
1
P
Push
2 Attaching the Color Rings
Product 4 Product 5
Pull
System Sector
System 1 1 Main antenna: two red rings
zIf main and diversity are not distinguished, the RF signals tra
n
by default, and the RF signals transmitted from the right RF unit
zIf an antenna system serves six sectors, the colors of the ring
s
respectively.
Diversity antenna: one red ring
2 Main antenna: two yellow rings
Diversity antenna: one yellow ri
n
3 Main antenna: two blue rings
Diversity antenna: one blue ring
Diversity
antenna:
one
blue
ring
System 2 1 Main antenna: one white ring a
n
Diversity antenna: one white rin
2 Main antenna: one white ring a
n
Diversity antenna: one white rin
1
3 Main antenna: one white ring a
n
Diversity antenna: one white rin
t
he CPRI Port
Pull
Push Push
Pd t3
Pull
P
ro
d
uc
t
3
P
ull
Push
Color Ring
n
smitted from the left RF unit are regarded as the main signals
are regarded as the diversity signals.
s
for sectors 4, 5, and 6 are purple, orange, and green
n
g
g
g
n
d two red rings
g and one red ring
n
d two yellow rings
g and one yellow ring
7
n
d two blue rings
g and one blue ring

3 Replacing the Fuse
1. Remove the extraction tool.
2. Obtain the fuse from the case.
Fuse
R
e
by
ex
t
It
1
I
nser
t
3. Re
p
lace the fuse b
y
usin
g
the
pyg
extraction tool.
EPU
Align the
bulge on
the
Fuse
extraction
tool with
the hole on
the fuse
e
move the fuse
using the
t
raction tool
tf
8
t
a new
f
use

4 Pin Assignment for the Wires of the
E
1. Pin assignments for the wires of the
75-ohm E1 coaxial cable
2
1
X1
Wi T
CilSN
X1
Wi
re
T
ype
C
oax
i
a
l
SN
Label
1Tip
1RX1
2 Ring
3Tip
3RX2
4 Ring
5Tip
5
RX3
5
RX3
6 Ring
7Tip
7RX4
8 Ring
19 Tip
2TX1
20 Ring
21
Tip
21
Tip
4TX2
22 Ring
23 Tip
6TX3
24 Ring
25 Tip
8TX4
26 Ring
H
U
1
E
1 Cable
O/hit
Blue/white
2
. Pin assignments for the wires of the
1
20-ohm E1 twisted pair cable
X1
Wi C l
Wi T
Green/white
Brown/white
Gray/white
Blue/red
Orange/red
Green/red
O
range
/
w
hit
e
X1
Wi
re
C
o
l
o
r
Wi
re
T
ype Label
1Blue
Twisted pair RX1
2White
3 Orange
Twisted pair RX2
4White
5 Green
Titd i
RX3
T
w
i
s
t
e
d
pa
ir
RX3
6White
7Brown
Twisted pair RX4
8White
19 Gray
Twisted pair TX1
20 White
21
Blue
21
Blue
Twisted pair TX2
22 Red
23 Orange
Twisted pair TX3
24 Red
25 Green
Twisted pair TX4
26 Red
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