Huawei iSiteC BTS3601C User manual

HUAWEI
1. Hardware Installation
2. Software Installation & System
Commissioning
iSiteC BTS3601C CDMA Base Station
Installation Manual
V100R001

iSiteC BTS3601C CDMA Base Station
Installation Manual
Manual Version T1-030499-20030430-C-1.10
Product Version V100R001
BOM 31040899
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About This Manual
Version
The product version corresponds to the manual is iSiteC BTS3601C CDMA Base
Station V100R001.
Contents
The manual introduces the insulation methods and procedure of BTS3601C. It is
divided into two modules:
lModule 1: Hardware Installation
This module describes in detail the installation procedure of the hardware system,
including preparations, equipment room, antenna & feeder, and the inspection after
installation.
lModule 2: Software Installation & System Commissioning
This part introduces the installation procedure of BTS maintenance terminal software
and the BTS system software, as well as the testing and commissioning of the system.
Target Readers
The manual is intended for the following readers:
lInstallation engineers & technicians
lOperation & maintenance personnel
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions:
I. General conventions
Convention Description
Arial Normal paragraphs are inArial.
ArialNarrow Warnings,Cautions,Notes andTips are in Arial Narrow.
Boldface Headings are inBoldface.
Courier New TerminalDisplayis inCourier New.

II. Command conventions
Convention Description
Boldface Thekeywords of a commandline are inBoldface.
italic Command arguments are initalic.
[]Items(keywordsorarguments)insquarebrackets[ ]areoptional.
{x | y| ... } Alternativeitemsaregrouped in braces and separatedbyvertical bars. One is
selected.
[ x | y | ... ] Optional alternativeitemsaregroupedin square bracketsandseparatedby
verticalbars.Oneornoneisselected.
{ x | y | ... }* Alternativeitemsaregroupedinbracesandseparatedbyverticalbars.Aminimum
of oneor amaximumofallcanbeselected.
[ x | y | ... ] * Optional alternativeitemsaregroupedin square bracketsandseparatedby
verticalbars.Manyornonecanbeselected.
III. GUI conventions
Convention Description
<> Buttonnamesareinsideanglebrackets.Forexample,click<OK>button.
[] Windownames,menu items, data table andfieldnames are inside square
brackets.Forexample,popupthe[NewUser]window.
/Multi-levelmenusareseparatedbyforwardslashes.Forexample,
[File/Create/Folder].
IV. Keyboard operation
Format Description
<Key> Pressthe key withthe key name inside angle brackets. For example, <Enter>,
<Tab>,<Backspace>,or<A>.
<Key1+Key2> Pressthe keys concurrently.For example, <Ctrl+Alt+A> means the three keys
shouldbepressedconcurrently.
<Key1,Key2> Press the keys in turn. For example, <Alt, A> means the two keys should be
pressedinturn.
V. Mouse operation
Action Description
Click Presstheleftbuttonorrightbuttonquickly(leftbuttonbydefault).

Action Description
DoubleClick Presstheleftbuttontwicecontinuouslyandquickly.
Drag Pressandholdtheleftbuttonanddragittoacertainposition.
VI. Symbols
Eye-catching symbols are also used in the manual 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.
Environmental Protection
This product has been designed to comply with the requirements on environmental
protection. For the proper storage, use and disposal of this product, national laws and
regulations must be observed.

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Table of Contents
Safety Precautions ..............................................................................................................S-1
1Overview.....................................................................................................................S-1
1.1 Symbol Explanation ...........................................................................................S-2
2Toxic Articles...............................................................................................................S-3
2.1 Beryllium Oxide .................................................................................................S-3
2.2 Hydrochloride....................................................................................................S-4
2.3 Hydrofluoride.....................................................................................................S-4
3Electrical Safety...........................................................................................................S-5
3.1 High Voltage......................................................................................................S-5
3.2 Power Cables....................................................................................................S-5
3.3 Tools ................................................................................................................S-6
3.4 Drilling ..............................................................................................................S-6
3.5 Thunderstorms ..................................................................................................S-6
3.6 Static Electricity.................................................................................................S-7
3.7 Power Labels ....................................................................................................S-8
3.8 Leakage Current................................................................................................S-9
3.9 Flammable Air Environment................................................................................S-9
4Batteries .....................................................................................................................S-9
4.1 General Operations............................................................................................S-9
4.2 Short Circuit.................................................................................................... S-10
4.3 Harmful Gases ................................................................................................ S-10
4.4 High Temperature............................................................................................ S-11
4.5 Acid Liquid...................................................................................................... S-11
4.6 Battery Replacement........................................................................................ S-12
5Microwave and Magnetic Field ................................................................................... S-12
5.1 Introduction ..................................................................................................... S-12
5.2 Definition of the Environment............................................................................ S-12
5.3 Operation Codes ............................................................................................. S-13
6Laser ........................................................................................................................ S-13
7High Temperature...................................................................................................... S-13
8Fans......................................................................................................................... S-14
9Working at High Altitudes........................................................................................... S-14
9.1 General Operations.......................................................................................... S-14
9.2 Safety Codes for Using Ladders ....................................................................... S-15
10 Other Items ............................................................................................................. S-17
10.1 Hoisting of Heavy Objects .............................................................................. S-17
10.2 Handling of Heavy Objects ............................................................................. S-18

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10.3 Sharp Edges.................................................................................................. S-19
10.4 Inserting & Drawing Out the Boards ................................................................ S-20
10.5 Bundling the Signal Cables............................................................................. S-20
10.6 Maintenance and Commissioning by a Single Person is not Allowed ................. S-20

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Safety Precautions
1 Overview
This section covers part of the safety precautions to be observed during the
installation, maintenance, and the related operation of Huawei-developed network
equipment.
Caution:
Before any operation, please carefully go through the operation instructions and precautions so as to
prevent accidents. The signs such as "Caution, Attention, Warning and Danger" in manuals are merely
the supplements to safety precautions in operations rather than all the safety precautions to be observed.
Therefore, personnel engaged in the installation and maintenance of Huawei-developed products should
have basic knowledge of safe operation, undergo relevant training and be qualified for related
operations.
Please abide by local safety regulations during the operation. The safety precautions
in this manual only serve as supplements to local safety regulations.
When operating Huawei-developed products and equipment, please strictly abide by
the precaution points and specific safety instructions concerning the equipment
provided by Huawei. The safety warnings listed in this manual only show the
precaution points that Huawei are aware of. Huawei Company does not bear any
consequence resulting from violation against universal regulations for safety
operation, or violation against the safety codes in designing, production and
equipment using.
The personnel responsible for the installation and maintenance of Huawei-developed
products should undergo strict training, command the correct operation methods and
get acquainted with various safety precautions before performing any operation such
as equipment installation, maintenance, etc.

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1.1 Symbol Explanation
The signs shown in Table 1in this manual, are intended to remind readers of the
safety precautions to be observed during the operations of equipment installation and
maintenance.
Safety prompts are divided into the following levels: Danger, Warning, Attention and
Caution. The format is shown in the following: The text note of the safety level is
indicated to the right of the symbol. And the detailed explanations of the safety
precautions are shown below the symbol.
Danger:
Indicating that casualties or serious accident may occur if this safety instruction is ignored.
Warning:
Indicating that serious or major injuries may occur or equipment may be damaged if this safety
instruction is ignored.
Attention:
Indicating that major injuries may occur or equipment may be damaged if this safety instruction is
ignored.
Caution:
Indicatingthat injuriesmay occuror equipmentmay bedamaged ifthis safetyinstruction isignored.
The types and meanings of safety signs are shown in the following table.

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Table 1 Types andmeanings ofsafety signs
Safety symbol Meaning
Commonwarningsymbol:Indicatesgeneralsafetyprecautions.
Anti-staticsymbol:Indicatesthattheequipment is sensitive tostatic
electricity.
Live-linesymbol:Indicatesdangerousvoltage.
Microwavesymbol:Indicates powerful electromagnetic field.
Lasersymbol:Indicates powerful laser beam.
Scaldsymbol:Indicates that the equipment surface with high temperature,
whichmightcausescaldorburnsonthepersonnel.Uponthiswarning,
peopleshouldnottouchthesurface,soastoavoidanyscaldorburn.
2 Toxic Articles
2.1 Beryllium Oxide
Warning:
Some equipment components carrying toxic beryllium oxide are chosen unavoidably.
lOnly when the components carrying beryllium oxide are damaged may the
beryllium oxide do harm to human body. The personnel who contact or handle
the components should be aware of the component peculiarity and take
corresponding preventive measures beforehand.
lTo dispose of the component, the personnel should make necessary chemical
treatment or special waste processing for the component carrying beryllium in
accordance with related local regulations. The components carrying beryllium
should not be discarded freely.

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2.2 Hydrochloride
Warning:
Some components of the equipment carrying hydrochloride are used as it is unavoidable. Toxic gases
will be generated by these components when burned.
lToxic gases will be generated when burning these components. Preventive
measures should be taken beforehand so that the components will not get
burned, and even if the burning occurs, the toxic gases will not be inhaled into
human body. The components should not be discarded freely. To dispose of the
component, the personnel should make necessary chemical treatment or special
waste processing for the component carrying hydrochloride in accordance with
related local regulations.
2.3 Hydrofluoride
Warning:
Some equipment components carrying hydrofluoride are chosen unavoidably. Toxic gases will be
generated when burning these components.
lPreventive measures should be taken beforehand so that the components will
not get burned, and even if the burning occurs, the toxic gases will not be
inhaled into human body. The components should not be discarded freely. To
dispose of the component, the personnel should make necessary chemical
treatment or special waste processing for the component carrying hydrofluoride
in accordance with related local regulations.

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3 Electrical Safety
3.1 High Voltage
Danger:
High voltage power supply provides electricity for equipment operation. Direct contact or indirect contact
via damp objects and conductors with high-voltagewires ormains supplymay befatal.
lInstallation of AC power supply equipment must be implemented in compliance
with local safety regulations, and the personnel engaged in AC power supply
must be qualified for high-voltage and AC operations.
lElectrical conductors such as watches, bracelets and rings must be removed
before operation.
lIf the cabinet is found to be wet, please turn off power supply immediately.
lKeep the equipment dry upon operation under humid environment.
Warning:
Improper high-voltage operations may result in fire accidents and electric shocks. Therefore, AC power
cables must be laid in compliance with local codes and regulations. High-voltage operators should be
trainedandqualified.
3.2 Power Cables
Caution:
Live installation and removal of power cables are prohibited. Electric sparks or arcs may be generated
when power cables get in touch with conductors, which may cause fire accidents or eye injuries.
lPower must be switched off before installation and removal of the power cable.
lBefore connecting a cable, make sure that the cable and cable label to be used
should match actual installation requirements.

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3.3 Tools
Warning:
High-voltage and AC operations require special tools instead of general-purpose or makeshift tools.
3.4 Drilling
Warning:
Unauthorized drilling on the cabinet is strictly prohibited. Improper drilling may damage the connections
and cables inside the cabinet and the metal filings produced during the drilling may cause short-circuits
of the circuit boards if they fall into the cabinet.
lWear protective insulation gloves and remove the cables inside the cabinet
before drilling holes on the cabinet.
lTake care of your eyes when drilling holes. As the splashing metal burrs &scraps
may hurt your eyes.
lPrevent metal scraps from entering the cabinet inside.
lImproper drilling will damage the electromagnetic shielding performance of the
cabinet.
lClean up the metal scraps after drilling.
3.5 Thunderstorms
Danger:
High-voltageand AC operations and operations on the steel towers and masts are strictly prohibited in a
stormy weather.
lThunderstorms can generate powerful electromagnetic field in the atmosphere.
Therefore, equipment should be grounded properly in order to prevent the
equipment from being thunderstruck.

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3.6 Static Electricity
Caution:
Static electricity generated by the human body may damage the electrostatic-sensitive parts on the
circuit boards, such as large-scale integrated circuit (IC).
lThe grating generated between human activities and the components is the
rootage for electrostatic charge accumulation. In dry climate, the electrostatic
charge carried by human body may go up to 30 kV, which will remain on the
human body for a rather long period of time. The operator’s contact with the
sensitive component and the resultant electric discharge will cause damage to
the component.
lBefore contacting/touching any equipment such as holding plug-in boards, circuit
boards and IC chips, put on the anti-static wrist strap with one end well grounded
so as to prevent sensitive parts from getting damaged by static electricity on the
human body.
lBefore operators touch the board or module, they should release the
electrostatic charge in their body. That is, before the operator touches a board or
a module, he or she must wear the anti-static grounded wrist strap. The
connecting line between the wrist and the grounding point should connect in
series with a resistance greater than 1 M¦¸ to protect people from being
accidentally shocked. The resistance value greater than 1 M, is rather low in
terms of electrostatic voltage discharging. The anti-static wrist strap should be
checked regularly. Using other cable to replace the cable of anti-static wrist strap
is strictly prohibited.
lElectrostatic-sensitive board or module should not be in contact with the object
with static electricity or the object that may easily generate static electricity. For
instance, packaging bags, delivery boxes and conveyor belts made of insulating
materials will generate static electricity by themselves, and can cause
electrostatic charging when in contact with human body or the earth and might
thus bring forth damages.
lElectrostatic-sensitive boards or modules can only contact quality discharging
materials, such as anti-static packing bags. The board in stock or in the course
of transportation should be packaged with anti-static packing bag.
lBefore the measurement device is connected to boards or modules, first
discharge its static electricity, that is, the measurement device should be
grounded first.

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lThe single board or module should not be placed near strong DC magnetic field,
for instance, near the cathode ray tube of the oscilloscope. The safety distance
should be at least 10 cm.
lDamage caused by static electricity is accumulative. If the damage is slight, the
component will not malfunction. However, as the number of damages increase,
the components may suddenly fail. The electrostatic discharging damage to the
component is of two types: obvious damage and hidden damage. Hidden
damage is not shown when the damage occurs, whereas the component may
become vulnerable and easily get damaged under the condition of over-voltage
and of high-temperature.
The correct way of wearing anti-static wrist strap is shown in Figure 1.
Plug of anti-static wrist strap
Figure1 Wearing the anti-static wrist strap
3.7 Power Labels
Caution:
Before connecting the cables, check the correctness of labels and then make the connection.

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3.8 Leakage Current
Warning:
To avoid the occurrence of large leakage current, the equipment must be grounded before connecting to
the power supply.
lBefore connecting the AC input power supply, the operation and maintenance
personnel should first connect the protection-grounding terminal of the
equipment housing to the earth. The purpose of doing so is to avoid electric
shock on human body resulting from leakage current, which is usually caused by
the earth capacitance of the EMI wave filter at the AC power supply input
terminal of the equipment or the Y capacitance of the primary power supply.
3.9 Flammable Air Environment
Danger:
The equipment should not be placed in an environment where flammable, explosive air or smog exists.
No operation should be performed under such an environment.
lThe operation on any electronic equipment under such an environment will pose
absolute threat to the equipment & the operating personnel.
4 Batteries
4.1 General Operations
Danger:
Before undertaking the battery operations, the personnel should carefully read the safety precautions for
handling batteries and the correct connection of batteries.

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lImproper operation of batteries will be dangerous. Guard against short-circuits of
batteries or electrolyte spillover in operation, which may pose a potential threat
to equipment, corrode metal articles and circuit boards, damage equipment and
result in short circuit of circuit board.
lBefore installation and maintenance of batteries, take the following measures to
ensure safety:
lThe batteries should be handled with care. Avoid strenuous vibration when
handling them.
lMetal articles such as watches, bracelets and rings must be removed.
lUse special insulated tools.
lWear eye protection gears and take preventive measures.
lWear rubber gloves and apron in case of electrolyte spillover.
lHold the positive pole of batteries upright during handling. Do not handle them
upside down or in slant position.
4.2 Short Circuit
Caution:
Short-circuit of the battery will cause personal injury. Although the voltage of ordinary battery is not high,
the powerful instantaneous current generated by short-circuitmayreleaseimmenseenergy.
lPrevent short-circuits of batteries caused by metal articles, such as short-circuit
caused by improper use of tools. If allowed, first disconnect the batteries and
then proceed with other operations.
4.3 Harmful Gases
Caution:
Unsealed lead acid batteries should not be used, as the gas released from the batteries may cause fires
or equipment corrosion. Batteries should be fixed horizontally.
lBatteries may release inflammable gases in operation, so the place where the
batteries are placed should be well ventilated and fire prevention measures
should be taken.

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4.4 High Temperature
Caution:
Excessively high temperature of batteries will cause deformation and damage to batteries and spillover
of acid liquid.
lWhen the temperature of battery is over 600C, check and see whether there is
spillover of acid liquid.
lIn case of acid liquid spillover, please make proper and timely treatment of acid
spillover.
4.5 Acid Liquid
Caution:
In case of acid liquidspillover, make sure that the spillovers are absorbed and neutralized.
lTo move leaking batteries, bear in mind the possible damages that may be
caused by the acid liquid. Once acid liquid is found to have spilt over, absorb and
neutralize it with the following materials.
Bicarbonate: NaHCO3
Barilla: Na2CO3
Soda: Na2CO3$10H2O
lConsult the battery manufacturers as regards materials used to absorb and
neutralize acid liquid.

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4.6 Battery Replacement
Warning:
Operation and maintenance personnel should not replace the batteries of specified model with that of
othermodel.Otherwise,possibleexplosionmayincur.
5 Microwave and Magnetic Field
5.1 Introduction
The equipment antenna in service will generate electromagnetic radiation. Standing
too close to the antenna violates the safety codes. The equipment can only be
installed and maintained by trained professional personnel. The radiation design of
the equipment should meet the IEEE C95.1-1991 recommendation. When working
near the full-power transmitting antenna, one should first read the following safety
working requirements.
5.2 Definition of the Environment
The uppermost level limit of the environment that can be exposed to radio magnetic
radiation is of two kinds: one is "controlled environment" and the other is
"uncontrolled environment " with less radiation.
lControlled Environment
Controlled environment refers to a certain location where the personnel who enter the
area are aware of the potential threat of exposing themselves to the radio frequency
radiation environment. Generally, the personnel enter such areas for the profession
requirements and they get acquainted with this danger or they just pass by the areas
where possible radiation exists. The magnetic field level of the area is higher than
that of "uncontrolled environment" but no greater than that of "controlled environment"
listed in the table.
lUncontrolled Environment
"Uncontrolled environment" refers to a certain location where the personnel who enter
the area are not aware of the potential threat of exposing themselves to the radio
frequency radiation environment, and they cannot control the environment where they
are situated. This location may include living environment or working environment.