Wireless New LTE Site Installation SOP

1Any operations on live network should have the implement solution which has been audited by Huawei technical
team and a
2Any change operations on live network should be executed strictly according to the DOWN TIME approved by customer. An
3Consider the possible consequences before any hardware change. Wearing the anti-static wrist strap to plug and pull the bo
4Prohibit to operate any other vendor's equipment.
5Prohibit to log in the system by using other person's or illegal accounts.
6Do not accept any temporary un-planned change operation arrangement. Any extra operation out of the change solution is
7There must be another engineer to confirm the each step operation during the important change. Prohibit to commit operatio
8Only the legal versions of the software can be used in the live network. Usage of un-officially released software is prohibited
9Any incident must report to the product line team leader and CS manager within five minutes.
10Confirm all services are running well with the monitor center before the leave.
ited by Huawei technical team and approved by customer.
WN TIME approved by customer. Any operation ahead of schedule is prohibited.
tic wrist strap to plug and pull the boards is the must.
eration out of the change solution is prohibited.
change. Prohibit to commit operation task to other staff and accept other staffs change operation commission un-officially.
cially released software is prohibited.

mmission un-officially.
Typical Scenarios for Installing the BTS3900 LTE near a Tower
The new BTS3900 is installed in the equipment room near the tower. The BTS3900 is secure on the concrete
The DC power is supplied to the new BTS3900.
The new antenna system is installed on the tower. The height of the tower is 30 m. The directional antenna
installed on the metal pole, which is installed on the tower.
is installed on the metal pole, which is installed on the tower.
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ure on the concrete floor.
directional antenna is

Standard Installation Sequence for the New BTS3900 LT

A, B, C, D, and E from the site engineering team will finish the new BTS3900 LTE installation near a tow

BTS3900 LTE Installation near a Tower

nstallation near a tower in five hours fifty minutes.

Standard Installation Tools for the New BTS3900 LTE
Tape measure Marking pen Level bar Percussion drill Cleaner
Socket wrench Adjustable wrench Phillips screwdriver Flat-head screwdriver Heat gun
Wire stripper Sharp-nose pliers Diagonal pliers Pliers Crimping pliers for power cables
Radio analyzer Crimping pliers Bayonet wrench Paper knife Hacksaw

Compass Inclinometer Fixed pulley Feeder punchdown tool File

900 LTE
Torque wrench
Multimeter
Wire cutter
Ladder

.
.
SN Task Description Operator
Standard Installation of the BTS3900 LTE
. 1.1.1 Unpack the equipment. AB
Procedure
Unpack the equipment, and then check the total number of goods in the packing case
according to the attached packing list and whether the packing cases are in good cond
1
The goods are a wooden case containing the BTS3900, a cardboard case containing a
materials, and another cardboard case containing rolls of 1/2-inch super flexible jump
Unpack the packing case, and then check the type and number of equipment in the ca
2 according to the packing list. After that, China Unicom, Huawei, supervisor and engi
company sign on the packing list together.
3
4
Note

Ensure that the packing case is placed upwards according to the sign during the
Transportation and placing modes for the equipment 1 transportation. Ensure that the parts and components do not collide with objects like
walls, or trolleys during transportation and installation.
Do not grab the equipment at the back when lifting the cabinet. It is recommended th
2 vertically with both hands. If the cabient must be lifted horizontally, grab the equipm
sides.
Do not touch the uncoated metal surface of parts and components with sweat-soaked
Direction for placing 3
gloves. Move unpacked equipment and packing meterials and keep them indoors.
the case with the
equipment 4
Tools
1 Paper knife 2 Claw hammer
4 5
Materials
1 2
3 4

5 6

Operator Duration
AB 10 minutes
mber of goods in the packing case

he packing cases are in good condition.
00, a cardboard case containing accessory
ls of 1/2-inch super flexible jumpers.
nd number of equipment in the case

om, Huawei, supervisor and engineering
rding to the sign during the

s do not collide with objects like doors,
on.
he cabinet. It is recommended that lift it

ed horizontally, grab the equipment at the
d components with sweat-soaked or dirty

erials and keep them indoors.
Flat-head
3
screwdriver
6

. 1.1.2 Prepare for the installation. CD
Procedure
Check and confirm the installation positions of the equipment and cables in the equipm
1
room according to the engineering design.
Check the outdoor space and ensure that the antenna system can be installed and that th
2
spacing between each antenna meets the requirement.
3 Arrange for the installation tools.
Note
1
Tools
1 2
4 5
Materials
1 2
3 4
5 6

Operator Duration
CD 10 minutes
quipment and cables in the equipment
a system can be installed and that the

t.
3
6

. Install the BTS3900 on the concrete
1.2.1-A A
floor.
Procedure
Determine the installation position of the BTS3900 cabient on the concrete floor
1
according to the space requirements in the construction blueprint.
Place the base on the floor, and then use marking template and marking pen to mark lin
2
for the base and holes for screws.
Use a percussion drill with a 16 bit to drill holes at the anchor points. Then, use clean
3
to clear the dust inside and around the holes. After that, measure the inter-hole spacing.
Marking Slightly tighten the expansion bolt, place it vertically into the hole, and then hammer it
4
template until the expansion tube completely enters the hole.
Front
Remove M12x60 bolt, spring washer 12, and flat washer 12 from each bolt assembly in
5
sequence.
Note
Use the marking template to indicate the spacing between the cabinet door and the edge
1 the base. Ensure that the BTS3900 cabinet door is in the same line with the door of othe
cabinets.
2 Drill the holes 52 mm to 60 mm deep and ensure that each hole is of the same depth.
After disassembling the expansion bolt assembly, ensure that the top of the expansion tu
3 is completely buried into the concrete floor. If it is not completely buried, the base cann
be steady on the ground.
4
Tools
1 Tape measure 2 Marking pen 3
3 Cleaner 4 Hammer 6
Materials

Four M12x60 expansion bolt
1 Base for the HERT cabinets 2
assemblies
3 4
5 6

1.2.1-B A
floor.
Procedure
1 Place the base on the insulating spacer, and then install the insulating pads.
Lead the flat washer and spring washer through the M12x60 expansion bolt, and then le
2 the bolt through the base and insulating spacer before inserting the bolt into the expansi
nut on the ground.
Install four M12x25 adjusting bolts, tighten or loosen the bolts to adjust the levelness o
3
the base, and then use the level bar to check the levelness of the base.
5
Note
Place a level bar on the horizontal plane of the base in directions perpendicular to each
1 other to check the levelness of the base. If the base is horizontal, the bubble is in the
middle of the level bar.
2
Tools
1 Socket wrench 2 Level bar 3
3 4 6
Materials

1 Two insulating spacers 2 Four M12x25 bolt assemblies
3 4
5 6
.
.
1.2.1-C A
floor.
Procedure
Use a torque wrench to tighten the screws on the base in the order from rear left to fron
1
right, to rear right, and then to front left.
Align the installation blocks with the holes on the base, and then tighten the M12x35 bo
2
to fasten the installation blocks to the base.
Note
Tighten the expansion bolts between the base and the floor until the fastening torque is
1
Nm to ensure that the bolts are secure.
Tighten the expansion bolts between the installation blocks and the base until the
2
fastening torque is 4.5 Nm to ensure that the bolts are secure.
3
Tools
1 Torque wrench 2 3
3 4 6
Materials

1 Two installation blocks for the base 2 Two M12x35 bolt assemblies
3 4
5 6

Standard Installation of the BTS3900 LTE near a
Tower . 1.2.1-D
Install the BTS3900 on the concrete
AB
floor.
Procedure
Turn the multimeter to megohm range, and then measure the resistance between the bas
1
and the expansion bolts.
Place the cabinet on the base and push the cabinet gently until the installation blocks on
2
the base is in complete contact with those on the lower circle of the cabinet.
Note
Ensure that the resistance between the base and the expansion bolts is not less than 5
1
megohms, which indicates that the base is insulated from the ground.
Ensure that the rear part of the cabinet is pushed in position, or the bolts for fixing the
2
cabinet cannot be installed.
Measure the resistance at the holes for the bolts because the surface of the base is
3
protected with insulating paint.
4
Tools
1 Multimeter 2 3
3 4 6

Materials
1 2
3 4
5 6

Tower . 1.2.1-E
Install the BTS3900 on the concrete
AB
floor.
Procedure
1 Install two M12x35 bolts on the front of the cabinet.
2 Use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts.
Note
4.5N.mTighten
1 the expansion bolts between the cabinet and the base until the fastening torque is 4.5 N
to ensure that the bolts are secure.
Use the plastic bags on site to cover the top of the cabinet to prevent sundries from
2
entering the cabinet.
Pay attention to the NO STEPPING sign on the cabinet top. Do not step on the cabinet
3
top.
4
Tools
1 Torque wrench 2 3
4 5 6

Materials
1 Two M12x35 bolt assemblies 2
3 4
Place plastic straps on the cabinet
top to prevent sundries. NO STEPPING
sign 5 6

Duration
40 minutes
ent on the concrete floor

blueprint.
te and marking pen to mark lines
anchor points. Then, use cleaners

measure the inter-hole spacing.
o the hole, and then hammer it
12 from each bolt assembly in
n the cabinet door and the edge of

same line with the door of other
ch hole is of the same depth.
that the top of the expansion tube

mpletely buried, the base cannot
Percussion drill
Marking
template

Four M12x60 expansion bolt
assemblies
Duration
40 minutes
he insulating pads.
x60 expansion bolt, and then lead

serting the bolt into the expansion
e bolts to adjust the levelness of

s of the base.
rections perpendicular to each

izontal, the bubble is in the

Four M12x25 bolt assemblies
Duration
40 minutes
the order from rear left to front
and then tighten the M12x35 bolts
or until the fastening torque is 4.5
ks and the base until the

ecure.

Two M12x35 bolt assemblies
Duration
20 minutes
the resistance between the base
until the installation blocks on

ircle of the cabinet.
nsion bolts is not less than 5

m the ground.
ion, or the bolts for fixing the
the surface of the base is

Duration
20 minutes
Tighten
il the fastening torque is 4.5 Nm
t to prevent sundries from
op. Do not step on the cabinet

.
1.2.2 Assemble the antenna. BCD
Procedure
1 Assemble the support.
2 Install the upper support on the antenna.
3 Install the lower support on the antenna.
Note
When assembling the antenna, install all the accessories in the correponding positions i
1
compliance with the assembling instructions of the accessories provided by the supplier
2 Ensure that the connections of the antenna and supports are secure.
Tools
1 Adjustable wrench 2
4 5
Materials
1 Upper support of the antenna 2 Lower support of the antenna
3 Three nuts 4

5 6

Operator Duration
BCD 10 minutes
ries in the correponding positions in strict

ccessories provided by the supplier.
orts are secure.
3
6
Lower support of the antenna

Standard Installation of
the BTS3900
. LTE
Install the fixed pulley, lifting rope,
1.2.3 E
and feeder clamp on the tower.
Procedure
Installer E climbs up to the tower, installs the fixed pulley on the support of the tower
1
platform, and then leads the lifting rope through the fixed pulley.
2 Install the feeder clamps from the tower platform to the bottom of the tower.
Note
1 The installer can climb up to the tower only if he obtains a climbing qualification.
2 The safety belt is required during the tower climbing.
Tools
Fixed pulley and lifting
1
rope
2
4 5
Materials
Feeder Clamp For Triple Cable-7/8-
1 2
Inch
3 4

5 6

Operator Duration
E 30 minutes
pulley on the support of the tower

fixed pulley.
the bottom of the tower.
tains a climbing qualification.
g.

. Install the jumper to the antenna
1.3 BCD
and attach color rings.
Procedure
1 Link the connector of the jumper to the antenna port and fasten it.
2 Attach color rings to the both ends of the jumper of a fixed length.
3 Insulate and waterproof the connector of the jumper at the antenna port.
4
5

Note
The color rings should be carefully wrapped in the same direction. For each ring, two o
1 layers in the same position are required. In addition, the spacing of two adjacent rings s
range from 10 mm to 15 mm.
Attach color rings of corresponding sectors in the position 200 mm away from the jump
2
connector.
Ensure that the upper layer of the tape covers over 50% of the lower layer when wrappi
3
the tape.
Apply average force to pull the tape until the width of the tape is 1/2 of the original wid
4 before wrapping up the waterproofing tape. Each layer of the tape should be tightly pres
around the connector.
Tools
1 Adjustable wrench 2 Paper knife
4 5
Materials
1 Red PVC insulating tape 2 Yellow PVC insulating tap
3 Blue PVC insulating tape 4 Cable Tie-GT-300HDUV(7.6*

5 6

Operator Duration
BCD 15 minutes
and fasten it.
a fixed length.
at the antenna port.
ame direction. For each ring, two or three

the spacing of two adjacent rings should
osition 200 mm away from the jumper
0% of the lower layer when wrapping up
of the tape is 1/2 of the original width

yer of the tape should be tightly pressed
3
6
Yellow PVC insulating tape
Cable Tie-GT-300HDUV(7.6*300)

.
.
. Install the BTS3900 PGND cable
1.4.1 A
and power cable.
Procedure
Add grounding terminals to the power cable and PGND cable, and then install the PGN
1 cable (green and yellow) according to the actual cabling route. After the PGND is led o
from the cabinet, tie it with the power cable and route them upwards from the left.
Remove the protecting hood from the wiring terminal block for the DCDU-01 power ca
2 and then install the blue -48 V power cable on the NEG (-) terminal and black GND cab
the RTN(+) terminal.
Route the power cable upwards to the 63 A MCB in the power distribution cabinet alon
3
left of the BTS3900 cabinet.
4
5
Note
Route the power cable along the left. Always tie the power cable to the innermost bindin
1
at the inner side (near the modules) of the cable holder.
After the power cable is led out from the cabinet, vertically route the cable upwards to t
2
indoor cable rack to ensure that the cabling is neat and elegant.
3
4
Tools
1 Phillips screwdriver 2 Wire stripper
4 Hydraulic pliers 5 Sharp-nose pliers
Materials
One Naked Crimping Five Naked Crimping
1 2
Connector,JG2,16mm^2,M6 Connectors,OT,16mm^2,M
3 White cable tie -GT-150I-300*3.6mm 4 White cable tie -GT-150I-150*3
5 6

Operator Duration
A 50 minutes
ND cable, and then install the PGND

ling route. After the PGND is led out
e them upwards from the left.
al block for the DCDU-01 power cable,

EG (-) terminal and black GND cable on
the power distribution cabinet along the
power cable to the innermost binding slot

der.
rtically route the cable upwards to the
nd elegant.
3 Heat gun
6
Five Naked Crimping

Connectors,OT,16mm^2,M8
White cable tie -GT-150I-150*3.6mm

.
1.4.2 Lift the antenna. BCDE
Procedure
1 Installers D and E climb up to the tower.
Installer C on the ground uses packing bags or tapes to wrap up the connector of the jum
2 and then wraps up the jumper. After that, uses the lifting rope to tie the antenna at the up
support, and then uses the steering rope to tie the antenna at the lower support.
Installer B on the ground pulls the lifting rope downwards, and installer C pulls the stee
3
rope outwards to avoid collision of the antenna with the tower.
Installers D and E on the tower catch the antenna and untie the rope. After three antenna
4
lifted up to the tower in sequence, do not remove the fixed pulley for lifting the feeders.

5
Note
Tie the steering rope and lifting rope around the antenna to avoid collision with the tow
1
when lifting the antenna.
2 Simply bind the jumper at the antenna side and wrap up the connector for protection.
3
4
Tools
1 2
4 5
Materials
1 Antenna accessories 2 Cable Tie,GT-300IUV(3.6*300)
3 4

5 6

Operator Duration
BCDE 25 minutes
to wrap up the connector of the jumper,

ting rope to tie the antenna at the upper
tenna at the lower support.
wards, and installer C pulls the steering

the tower.
d untie the rope. After three antennas are

e fixed pulley for lifting the feeders.
enna to avoid collision with the tower
p up the connector for protection.
3
6
Cable Tie,GT-300IUV(3.6*300)

.
. SN Task Description Operator
the BTS3900
. LTE Add RF coaxial connectors to the
1.5.1 feeders at the antenna jumper side BC
and attach color rings.
Procedure
Decide the position for cutting off the feeder according to the length sign on the feeder,
1 rotate and press the feeder punchdown tool until the inner and outer conductors of the f
all cut off.
Add the DIN connector to the jumper according to the instructions in the DIN connecto
2
package.
3 Attach color rings in the positions 200 mm away from both ends of the feeder.
21mm 4
Note
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 When adding the DIN straight female connector, ensure that the outer conductor is leve
1
rear end face of the connector.
Use a wrench to fasten the connector. Ensure that the rear end of the connector does not
2
Rotate the front end of the connector until the fastening torque is 25 Nm to 30 Nm.
7m 6
Step Step 7 Step 8 Attach a color ring in the position 200 mm away from the connector of the feeder. The c
Step 5
m rings should be carefully wrapped in the same direction. For each ring, two or three laye
3
same position are required. In addition, the spacing of two adjacent rings should range f
mm to 15 mm.
The red color ring is for sector 1, yellow for sector 2, and blue for sector 3. Two color ri
4
for the main, and one color ring is for the diversity.
Step 9 Step 10 Step 12 Tools
Step 11
1 Wire cutter 2 Diagonal pliers
4 Wire stripper 5 File
7 Torque wrench 8 Bayonet wrench
Materials
Six RF Coaxial Connectors,7/16
Step 13 Step 16 1
DIN,50ohm,Straight,Socket,Female
2 One roll of red PVC insulat
Step 14 Step 15
3 One roll of yellow PVC insulating tape 4 One roll of blue PVC insulat

Operator Duration
BC 50 minutes
to the length sign on the feeder, and then

ner and outer conductors of the feeder are
instructions in the DIN connector
both ends of the feeder.
e that the outer conductor is level with the
ear end of the connector does not rotate.

g torque is 25 Nm to 30 Nm.
he connector of the feeder. The color

n. For each ring, two or three layers in the
wo adjacent rings should range from 10
nd blue for sector 3. Two color rings are
3 Paper knife
6 Brush
Feeder
9
punchdown tool
One roll of red PVC insulating tape
One roll of blue PVC insulating tape

Tower . 1.5.2-A Install the antenna. DE
Procedure
Install the antenna on the metal pole according to the position requirement in the engine
1
design.
2 Arrange for the waterproof curve on the jumper.
3 Adjust the azimuth of the antenna.

4
5
Note
When installing the antenna on the metal pole, do not tightly secure the screws on the u
1 and lower supports for convenient azimuth adjustment of the antenna. Do not loosely tig
the screws either, or the antenna may drop from the pole.
When arranging for the waterproof curve on the jumper, the bending radius of the jump
2 should be over 20 times the diameter of the jumper. In addition, the jumper should be in
multiple places on the metal pole.
When adjusting the azimuth of the antenna, move the antenna to the left or right by usin
3 compass until the azimuth meets the requirement.After adjusting the azimuth of the ante
tighten the screws on the upper and lower supports.
The antenna should be within the protection area (coverage under the lightning rod in a
4
formed when the angle between the rod and the downtilt is 45).
Tools
1 Adjustable wrench 2 Compass
4 5
Materials
1 Antenna accessories 2 Bolt
3 Cable Tie,GT-300IUV(3.6*300) 4
5 6

.
.
Tower . 1.5.2-B Install the antenna. BCD
Procedure
Adjust the downtilt of the antenna by referring to the scales on the upper support or by u
1
the inclinometer.
2 If it is an RET antenna, rotate the wheel of the antenna.
Note
When using the scale plate on the upper support to adjust the downtilt of the antenna, m
1 the antenna up or down until the upper arm of the upper scale is in line with a certain sc
the scale plate.
Adjust the tilt of the inclinometer according to the requirement in the engineering desig
2 place the inclinometer on the back of the antenna, and then move the antenna up or dow
until the bubble in the inclinometer is in the middle horizontally.
3
4
Tools
1 Inclinometer 2
4 5
Materials
1 2
3 4

5 6

Operator Duration
DE 50 minutes
e position requirement in the engineering
ot tightly secure the screws on the upper

nt of the antenna. Do not loosely tighten
pole.
per, the bending radius of the jumper
In addition, the jumper should be in
e antenna to the left or right by using a

ter adjusting the azimuth of the antenna,
overage under the lightning rod in a circle

ntilt is 45).
3 Diagonal pliers
Bolt

Operator Duration
BCD 20 minutes
e scales on the upper support or by using
na.
djust the downtilt of the antenna, move

pper scale is in line with a certain scale in
equirement in the engineering design,

nd then move the antenna up or down
horizontally.
3
6

.
.
Tower . 1.6.1
Install the E1 trunk cable on the
A
BTS3900 cabinet side.
Procedure
1 Install the LAN cable from BBU to RTN
2 Use port GE1 on terminal site on RTN 910
3 Use port FE3 on P2 or ring site on RTN 950
Note
Route the E1 cable along the right of the cabinet, and then tie the cable to the innermos
1
binding slot of the outer side of the cable holder.
After the E1 cable is led out from the cabinet, vertically route the cable upwards to the
2
indoor cable rack to ensure that the cabling is neat and elegant.
3
Tools
1 Phillips screwdriver 2
4 5
Materials
1 RJ-45 cable 2
3 4
5 6

Operator Duration
A 20 minutes
nd then tie the cable to the innermost
cally route the cable upwards to the

nd elegant.
3
6

.
.
Standard Installation of the BTS3900 WCDMA near a
Tower . 1.6.2 Lift feeders up to the tower. BCDE
Procedure
Installer C uses packing bags or tapes to wrap up the connector of the jumper, uses the l
1 rope to tie the feeder 0.4 m away from the connector, and then uses the steering rope to
feeder 4.4 m away from the connector.
Installer B pulls the lifting rope downwards, and installer C pulls the steering rope outw
2
to avoid collision of the feeder with the tower.
Installers D and E catch the feeder, and then secure it on the tower platform in multiple
3
positions to prevent it from dropping.
After all the six feeders are lifted up to the tower one by one, installer E removes the fix
4
pulley.
5
Note
Tie the steering rope and lifting rope on the feeder to avoid collision with the tower whe
1
lifting the feeder.
2 Simply bind the feeder and wrap up the connector for protection.
Tools
Fixed pulley and lifting
1
rope
2 Steering rope
4 5
Materials
1 7/8"(LDF5-50A,RF7/8"-50) cable 2 Cable Tie,GT-300IUV(3.6*3
3 4

5 6

Operator Duration
BCDE 30 minutes
e connector of the jumper, uses the lifting

, and then uses the steering rope to tie the
taller C pulls the steering rope outwards
t on the tower platform in multiple
e by one, installer E removes the fixed
o avoid collision with the tower when
or protection.
Cable Tie,GT-300IUV(3.6*300)

.
.
Tower . 1.7
Install and route the RF jumper on
A
the BTS3900 side.
Procedure
1 Remove the cabinet door.
2 Remove the upper beam from the cabinet.
Link the DIN elbow male connector of the RF jumper to the antenna port on the RFU, a
3
then route and bind the RF jumper.
4 Install the cabinet door and upper beam.
Note
1 Remove the PGND cable at the bottom of the cabinet before removing the cabinet door
2 When bending the RF jumper, do not apply much force to avoid damaging the feeder.
When linking the DIN connector, use a torque wrench to tighten the connector until the
3
fastening torque is 27 Nm.
The minimum bending radius of the 1/2" super flexible jumper is over 50 mm and that o
4
1/2" jumper is over 127 mm.
Tools
1 Phillips screwdriver 2 Torque wrench
4 5
Materials
1 Six 1/2super flexible jumper 2 White cable tie -GT-150I-300*3

White cable tie -GT-300HDUV-
3 4
300*7.2mm
5 6

Operator Duration
A 30 minutes
er to the antenna port on the RFU, and
et before removing the cabinet door.
rce to avoid damaging the feeder.

ch to tighten the connector until the
ble jumper is over 50 mm and that of the
3
6
White cable tie -GT-150I-300*3.6mm

. 1.8.2 Install the feeder clamps. BC
Procedure
Install the feeder clamps according to the engineering design or original routing of the f
1
of the base station.
2 Install feeder clamps at intervals of 1.5 m to 2 m.
Note
1 When installing the nuts for tightening the feeder clamps, do not tighten the bolt in the
2 If multiple rows of feeder clamps are required, the rows should be parallel.
Leave the nut loose for
easy clamping of the 3
feeder.
4
Tools
4 5
Materials
Feeder Clamp For Triple Cable-7/8-
1 2
Inch
3 4
5 6

Operator Duration
BC 40 minutes
g design or original routing of the feeders
amps, do not tighten the bolt in the nut.
ows should be parallel.
3
6

. Install the jumper between the
1.8.3 DE
feeder and the antenna.
Procedure
Assemble the jumper connector and feeder connector, and then use a wrench to tighten
1
connectors.
Wrap up the connectors with three layers of waterproofing tape in the directions of upw
2
downwards, and upwards.
Wrap up the connectors with three layers of insulating tape in the directions of upwards
3
downwards, and upwards.
4 Use cable ties to fasten both ends of the tapes.
Note
Apply average force to pull the tape until the width of the tape is 1/2 of the original wid
1
before wrapping up the waterproofing tape.
Ensure that the upper layer of the tape covers over 50% of the lower layer when wrappi
2
the tape. Each layer of the tape should be tightly pressed around the connectors.
Leave an extra length of 3 mm to 5 mm when cutting off the tail of the cable tie to preve
3
dropping of the cable tie in temperature changes.
4
Tools
1 Diagonal pliers 2 Adjustable wrench
4 5
Materials
1 Waterproofing tape 2 Insulating tape
3 Cable Tie,GT-300IUV(3.6*300) 4

5 6

Operator Duration
DE 25 minutes
r, and then use a wrench to tighten the
oofing tape in the directions of upwards,
ng tape in the directions of upwards,
of the tape is 1/2 of the original width
0% of the lower layer when wrapping up

ssed around the connectors.
g off the tail of the cable tie to prevent the
3
6
Insulating tape

.
the BTS3900
.
LTE
1.9.1 Arrange for and attach labels. A
Procedure
Bundle the power cable and PGND cable by using label ties. Fill in corresponding co
1 the labels, and then attach the labels to the label ties. In addition, attach labels to the p
and PGND cable connected to the cabinet and power cabinet.
Fill in corresponding contents in the front and back sides of each fixed-length L-shap
2
and then attach labels to the signal cable connected to the cabinet and peer side.
3
Note
When attaching labels to the power cable and PGND cable, ensure that
ends of the label are aligned with each other. The label tie is atta
1 the cable 20 mm away from the connector by default. Both ends of the
should be attached label ties with the label. The label locates on t
of the cable, and the label content is outside.
The label tie is attached to the cable 20 mm away from the connector
2 default. The label locates on the right of the cable. The side writt
TO: indicates the position information of the peer end, and the othe
indicates the position information of the local end.
Tools
1 2
4 5
Materials
1 Labels for the signal cable 2 Label tie

3 White cable tie -GT-150I-150*3.6mm 4 Labels for the power c

Operator Duration
A 30 minutes
abel ties. Fill in corresponding contents in

. In addition, attach labels to the power cable
r cabinet.
sides of each fixed-length L-shaped label,

o the cabinet and peer side.
nd PGND cable, ensure that both

her. The label tie is attached to
default. Both ends of the cable
el. The label locates on the right
tside.
mm away from the connector by

the cable. The side written with
the peer end, and the other end
local end.
3
6
Label tie

Labels for the power cable

.
1.9.2 Ground the feeders on the tower. DE
Procedure
1 Strip the jacket off the feeder.
2 Install the grounding clip for the feeder.
Metal tube of the grounding 5

clip for the feeder
Note
The length of jacket stripped off the feeder should be consistent with that of the metal tu
1
the grounding clip for the feeder.
If the metal pole or simple tower is not higher than 5 m, the feeder can be connected to
2 grounding point within 1 m under the pole or tower. If the pole or tower is higher than 5
the feeder should be connected to another grounding point within 1 m under the antenna
3 Connect the feeder to a grounding point when leading it into the feeder window.
4 The PGND cable for the feeder should has a cross-sectional area of not less than 6 mm2
Tools
1 Paper knife 2 Phillips screwdriver
4 5
Install the PGND Materials

Install the Waterproof and insulate Bind the
metal tube the connector (each for PGND cable on the Lightning-Proof Grounding Clip-7/8-
grounding bar 1 2 Waterproofing tape
three layers) cable Inch
3 Insulating tape 4

5 6

Operator Duration
DE 25 minutes
e consistent with that of the metal tube of
5 m, the feeder can be connected to the

If the pole or tower is higher than 5 m,
g point within 1 m under the antenna.
ng it into the feeder window.
ectional area of not less than 6 mm2.
3
6
Waterproofing tape

.
.
. Route the feeders outdoors and lead
1.10 ABCDE
them indoors.
Procedure
Route the feeders according to the engineering design or original routing of the feeders
1 base station. Tidy up the feeders while using the clamps to secure the feeders on the tow
cable rack until the feeders are routed to the feeder window.
When leading the feeders throught the feeder window, one person outdoors and one per
2
indoors are required to perform the task to avoid any damage to the main equipment ind
When arranging for the waterproof curve on the feeders, the bending radius of the feede
3
should be over 20 times the diameter of the feeder.
4
5
Note
1 Route and secure the feeders downwards, that is, from the antenna side to indoors.
2 Waterproof curve is required when the feeders are led indoors.

Route the feeders in the sequence negotiated with the customer or by referring to the
3
sequence shown in the left figures.
4
Tools
3 4
Materials
1 7/8"(LDF5-50A,RF7/8"-50) cable 2
3 4
Sequence for routing the From the bottom right From the bottom left
feeders

Sequence for routing the From the bottom right From the bottom left
feeders 5 6

Operator Duration
ABCDE 90 minutes
n or original routing of the feeders of the

mps to secure the feeders on the tower or
window.
w, one person outdoors and one person

y damage to the main equipment indoors.
ders, the bending radius of the feeder
m the antenna side to indoors.
d indoors.
e customer or by referring to the
3
6

.
the BTS3900
. LTE Add RF coaxial connectors to the
1.11.1 feeders at the cabinet side and AB
attach color rings.
Procedure
Decide the position for cutting off the feeder according to the length sign on the feeder,
1 then rotate and press the feeder punchdown tool until the inner and outer conductors of
feeder are all cut off.
Add the DIN connector to the jumper according to the instructions in the DIN connecto
2
package.
3 Attach color rings in the positions 200 mm away from both ends of the feeder.
4
21mm
5
Note
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 When adding the DIN straight female connector, ensure that the outer conductor is leve
1
the rear end face of the connector.
Use a wrench to fasten the connector. Ensure that the rear end of the connector does not
2
Rotate the front end of the connector until the fastening torque is 25 Nm to 30 Nm.
7mm Step 8 Attach a color ring in the position 200 mm away from the connector of the feeder. The c
Step 5 Step 6 Step 7
rings should be carefully wrapped in the same direction. For each ring, two or three laye
3
the same position are required. In addition, the spacing of two adjacent rings should ran
from 10 mm to 15 mm.
The red color ring is for sector 1, yellow for sector 2, and blue for sector 3. Two color ri
4
for the main, and one color ring is for the diversity.
Step 9 Step 10 Step 12 Tools
Step 11
1 Wire cutter 2 Diagonal pliers 3
4 Wire stripper 5 File 6
7 Torque wrench 8 Bayonet wrench 9
Materials
Six RF Coaxial Connectors,7/16
Step 13 Step 16 1
DIN,50ohm,Straight,Socket,Female
2 One roll of red PVC insulating
Step 14 Step 15

Step 14 Step 15
One roll of yellow PVC insulating
3 4 One roll of blue PVC insulating
tape

Duration
15 minutes
o the length sign on the feeder, and

e inner and outer conductors of the
nstructions in the DIN connector
oth ends of the feeder.
that the outer conductor is level with
r end of the connector does not rotate.

orque is 25 Nm to 30 Nm.
e connector of the feeder. The color

For each ring, two or three layers in
f two adjacent rings should range
d blue for sector 3. Two color rings are
Paper knife
Brush
Feeder punchdown
tool
One roll of red PVC insulating tape

One roll of blue PVC insulating tape

.
1.11.2 Ground the feeders under the tower. CDE
Procedure
1 Strip the jacket off the feeder.
2 Install the grounding clip for the feeder.
Metal tube of the grounding 5

clip for the feeder
Note
The length of jacket stripped off the feeder should be consistent with that of the metal tu
1
the grounding clip for the feeder.
If the metal pole or simple tower is not higher than 5 m, the feeder can be connected to
2 grounding point within 1 m under the pole or tower. If the pole or tower is higher than 5
the feeder should be connected to another grounding point within 1 m under the antenna
3 Connect the feeder to a grounding point when leading it into the feeder window.
4 The PGND cable for the feeder should has a cross-sectional area of not less than 6 mm2
Tools
1 Paper knife 2 Phillips screwdriver
4 5
Install the PGND Materials

Install the Waterproof and insulate Bind the
metal tube the connector (each for PGND cable on the Lightning-Proof Grounding Clip-7/8-
grounding bar 1 2 Waterproofing tape
three layers) cable Inch
3 Insulating tape 4

5 6

Operator Duration
CDE 15 minutes
e consistent with that of the metal tube of
5 m, the feeder can be connected to the

If the pole or tower is higher than 5 m,
g point within 1 m under the antenna.
ng it into the feeder window.
ectional area of not less than 6 mm2.
3
6
Waterproofing tape

.
.
. Connect the jumper of the BTS3900
1.12 AB
cabinet and the feeder.
Procedure
1 Use a wrench to fasten the connector of the 1/2jumper and that of the 7/8feeder.
Note
Attach a color ring 200 mm away from the connector of the jumper. If permitted, also at
1
color ring on the feeder side.
2
Tools
1 Torque wrench 2 Bayonet wrench
4 5
7 8
Materials
1 2
3 4

Operator Duration
AB 10 minutes
per and that of the 7/8feeder.
r of the jumper. If permitted, also attach a
3
6

. Measure the VSWR and install the
1.13.1 AB
connector of the jumper.
Procedure
Press ON/OFF to power on the radio analyzer, set the frequency range, and then press S
1 CAL to activate the calibration menu. Select A by pressing UP/DOWN and ENTER. Af
that, link the connector of the jumper to the TEST PORT on the radio analyzer.
2 Obtain the F1 value on the bottom left of the analyzer.
3 Install the DIN elbow male connector.
Note
It is required by Huawei that the VSWR value is lower than 1.5 (with the TMA). If the
1
customer has specific requirements, perform the test according to the requirements on s
Tools
1 Radio analyzer 2 Torque wrench
4 5
Materials
1 2
3 4
5 6

Operator Duration
AB 15 minutes
e frequency range, and then press START

essing UP/DOWN and ENTER. After
ORT on the radio analyzer.
er.
wer than 1.5 (with the TMA). If the

according to the requirements on site.
3
6

.
1.13.2 Seal the feeder window. CD
Procedure
1 Attach a color ring 1 m away from the feeder window.
After all the feeders are led through the feeder window, fasten the fasteners or use the
2
waterproof clay to seal the feeder window.
Note
1
Tools
1 2
4 5
Materials
1 Red PVC insulating tape 2 Yellow PVC insulating tap
3 Blue PVC insulating tape 4
5 6

Operator Duration
CD 10 minutes
w.
ow, fasten the fasteners or use the
3
6
Yellow PVC insulating tape

.
.
.
1.14.1 Check the installation. A
Procedure
Check the installation position, connections, and appearance of the BTS3900 cabinet
1
according to the Checklist for the BTS3900 cabinet installation.
Check the routing of the BTS3900 signal cables, feeder connectors, and cable labels
2
according to the Checklist for the BTS3900 signal cable connections.
Check the routing of the BTS3900 power cables and PGND cables, and the cable conne
3
according to the Checklist for the BTS3900 power cable and PGND cable connections.
Check whether cable ties or other sundries are left in the cabinet according to the Check
4
for field cleanliness of BTS3900 installation.
5 Check the CPRI labels on each sector .
6 Check the cable ladder installation and make sure its not loose.
Check whether plastic tapes, tails of cable ties, paper, or packing bags are left around th
NOTE
antenna according to the Checklist for the antenna system installation.
1
2 Both the horizontal error and the vertical error should be smaller than 3 mm.
The connectors must be securely fixed, and the labels on both ends of the cables must b
3
legible.
Cabinet should be in clean and neat appearance. External paint should be satisfactory. A
4 labels, tags, and nameplates are correct, legible, and complete.
1
4
Mate
2
rials
1 5

3
5 2
4
6

Operator Duration
A 20 minutes
pearance of the BTS3900 cabinet

installation.
der connectors, and cable labels
able connections.
PGND cables, and the cable connectors

able and PGND cable connections.
n the cabinet according to the Checklist
s not loose.
r, or packing bags are left around the

ystem installation.
d be smaller than 3 mm.
s on both ends of the cables must be
ernal paint should be satisfactory. All

complete.

S.N.
1.14.2
1 Collect the tools and e
2 Clear up the equipmen
3 Remove all the unsed

4
1 No packing boxes or b
2 No cable ties or other
1
4

5
.
.

Task Description Operator Duration
Check field cleanliness. B 35 minutes
Procedure
Collect the tools and excessive cables on site.
Clear up the equipment room and the outdoors.
Remove all the unsed material outside the shelter.
Note
No packing boxes or boards are placed at random on the installation field.
No cable ties or other sundries are left on the floor or in the cabinets.
Tools
2 3
5 6
Materials

6

S.N. Task Description
Standard Installation
of the BTS3900 LTE.
.
1.15.1 Perform the power-on check.
Procedure
Measure the resistance between the external power supply and the ground to avoid s
1
circuit.
2 Use the insulation tape on screwdriver while instalation the breaker inside rectifier.
3 Use the Lugs on the end of grounding wire to connect to ground.
Use the tester or meter to see the Highest DC voltage and check power by touching
4
to neutral.
5
The busbar inside the rectifer is energized so touching it can cause serious result. Be
while installing breaker and take all precautionary masures.
Measure the output voltage of the DCDU-03C module (within the range of -38.4 V
6
V DC).
Set the power switch of the BBU to ON and check the status of LEDs on the panels
7
boards.
Set the power switch labeled RRU of the DCDU module to ON and check the status
8
LEDs on the RRU panel.
Ensure that the power switches of the DCDU and BBU are set to off before powerin
Note device.
Materials
3 Multimeter 2 ESD wrist strip
5 4

.
. 2
4
6

Operator Duration
A 10 minutes
ocedure
nal power supply and the ground to avoid short
hile instalation the breaker inside rectifier.
re to connect to ground.
st DC voltage and check power by touching one probe
d so touching it can cause serious result. Be careful

autionary masures.
U-03C module (within the range of -38.4 V DC to -57
and check the status of LEDs on the panels of BBU
DCDU module to ON and check the status of the
CDU and BBU are set to off before powering on the
ESD wrist strip 3 Tester

S.N. Task Description Operator
Onsite documentation and
1.16.2 B
photograph
Procedure
1 Record the equipment number on site.
2 Map the layout of the new equipment and related cable connections.
Take photos on key installation points of the base station according to related require
3
the engineering documents.
4 Review the site PAT folder to see quality of site.
Note
Be sure to collect all the required data on site. This facilitates you to compose the equ
1
installation completion report.
2
Tools
1 2
4 5
Materials
1 2
3 4
5 6

Operator Duration
B 10 minutes
ble connections.
ation according to related requirements in
acilitates you to compose the equipment
3
6

Attachments
1 Requirements for Photos

2 Zain LTE 2011, Quality Standard Check List
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Attachment 1: Requirements for Photos
Requirements for photos:

Please check what you install (BTS3900 or DBS3900) firstly ,and then take photos
1 View of grounding cononection points

2 View of power cable in DC box
3 View of antennas
5 The picture for feeders
6 The waterproof at the joint of antenna and jumpers
7 The waterproof at feeder before entering the shelter
8 The picture on the top of BTS cabinet
9 The picture for Breaker installed in rectifier.

10 The picture for RRU(including color ring) of every sector
11 The picture for BBU
12 The picture for DCDU
13 The picture of Ethernet connectivity on BBU and RTN.

Attachment : LTE Project, Quality Standard Check List (For Site)
Site Name Site ID
Subcon Date
InstallationTea Inspecto
m Leader r
HW Code CHECK ITEMS OK NOK

Cabinet
1.1.001 Waterproof and anticorrosive measures must be adopted for outdoor equipment.
Is the Cabinet installed properly?Are the waste materials cleaned in the BTS Cabinet? Are the cables in the BTS Cabinets shaped and tied in a proper
1.1.002
way?
1.1.008 Is there any damage on BTS cabinet?
1.1.010 Is the BTS Cabinet level to the ground?
1.1.011 The antistatic wrist strap is inserted into the antistatic installation hole in the rack.
1.1.012 All of false boards and panels must be installed according to requirements.
1.1.013 Is the BTS Cabinet filters clean ? ( if not change..)
1.1.014 Is the Ethernet Coonectivity to BTS and Microwave Proper?
enodeB
2.2.002 eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU is grounded to the grounding bus bar.
2.2.004 Installation of eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU is in correct location according to engineering design documents
2.2.006 Are the cable ladders fastened? (for indoor and outdoor)
2.2.007 Are the ladders aligned? (horizontally and vertically)
2.2.017 The all modules of eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU are complete and operational without any problem.
2.2.019 NodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU is fixed to rails (to the wall if it's room) and floor in the container.
2.2.020 The connectors on eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU installed properly.
2.2.021 The energy cables on eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU are tighten.

The external alarms on eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU have been defined and working properly. There is no alarm on NodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU
2.2.022
2.2.023 The antistatic plating of under surface of Container/Seperation is not damaged during the installation of NodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU
Power and Grouding

The specifications, models and quantity of the batteries must meet the design requirements. The locations and connection methods of the batteries
3.2.001
must meet the design requirements
Power cables and grounding cables must be connected correctly and firmly. When copper lugs are made at two ends of power cord and grounding
3.2.004
wire, they must be welded or pressed firmly.
Red (positive) and blue (negative) signs must be available respectively at the positive and negative ends of the power feeder. The place where the
3.2.014
cable is cut must be wrapped with adhesive tapes and sheath
3.2.015 The specifications and models of the connecting wires for the batteries must meet the design requirements
3.2.019 The signal cable must be tied separately from power cable.
All kinds of equipment (rack, cable road) with a complete or part of metal shell of rack and chassis must be connected to the protection ground in a
3.2.020 correct and reliable way. The ground cable of cabinet door must be connected in a correct and reliable way. Are the DCDU and BBU earthed in the
system room?
3.2.021 Nuts & bolts for battery terminal and grounding
Power cable and grounding cable arrangement must accord with engineering design document. Cable plugs must be installed according to
3.2.025 specification.Power cables and grounding cables arrangement must be in straight running and firm bundling. Cable length must be somewhat longer
than necessary at bending point. Protective measures must be taken when signaling cables are fixed to mechanical parts with edges and corners.
The PGND of main and slave cabinets must be interconnected by a copper wire when combining cabinets, the connection cable must
be a yellow-green plastic insulating copper wire with a diameter of more than 10mm2, or using the short-circuit sheet metal to connect
3.2.039
the metal shells of the two cabinets. The PGND of main and slave cabinets must be connected to the grounding bar in the equipment
room respectively. When using the equipotential cable, its length must be less than 2m.
3.2.049 Is there Fuse in the DC Power Box ( fuse value must be accordoing to TSSR)
3.2.050 Is RRU earthed in installations above the tower? (RRU earthing should be provided from existing 2G earthing.)
Are RRU, antenna and pole earthed in installations above buildings? (The earthing should be connected to 2G earthing system with C
3.2.051
terminal/earthing busbar.) )
Is 1/2 earthing kit connection made where necessary outdoors? Is 7/8 feeder interior and exterior earthing kit installed while
3.2.053
installation of new feeders.
Installation of Signal Cables
Distribution of cables outside cabinet:
1. The cable must be distributed without any cross and bending.
2. Put the cable in the cable trough without binding, and the cable cannot overflow the trough.
4.1.010
3. When cable ladder is adopted, the cable must be fixuped and tied in order at the beam of cable ladder. When the spacing between the cable
ladder and the top of the cabinet is more than 0.8 m, a cable ladder must be added on the top of cabinet to reduce stress caused by weight of the
cable.
The bending position of signal cable must be smooth. It is suggested that necessary protective measures must be taken when signaling cables are
4.1.011
fixed to mechanical parts with edges and corners.

Lightning&Earthing
6.1.026 Copper bar (tinned) coated with zinc should be used as grounding bar.
Labels
The labeling of the cables(RF feeder, jump, fiber, 2Mb, Energy, DDF, grounding..) on Macro eNodeB / Distributed BBU-RRU are proper. Is the feeder
7.1.001
interaction carried out properly?
7.1.013 Bar code reader check list report of installed equipment (RRU, BBU, DCDU, ie) to be provied after the site installation finish.
There are 4 color wheel labels at the distance 200mm on feeders. Which are just above or below from the connector and feeder.
7.1.014
(should on Feeders, Fiber Optics, RRU power cable's)
Antenna Installation
9.1.001 The connection of the lightning-proof arrester connector in the cabinet is reliable.
9.1.004 Is the lower and upper jumper connector installed properly?
Antenna and feeder check:
1-The installation position of antenna must be accorded with the design document.
2. The azimuth and tilt angle of the installed antenna must accord with design specifications.
9.1.005
3. The antenna connection and sector relationship are correct without reverse connection and misconnection.
9.1.006 Waterproof measures must be taken before the feeder cable is led in a roxtec.
9.1.007 Clamping and routing of RF cables from shelter to antenna
9.1.008 The offset connection must be reliable and firm.
9.1.017 VSWR value must be <1.5
9.1.019 The spacing between two antenna systems must be more than 2 meters. (if there isn't any comment in survey)
w (Outdoor) Is feeder clamps used every 60cm for 1/2 feeder and every 80 cm for 7/8 feeder in tower and wall installations?
The grounding cable of feeder clips must extend from up to down. The angle between the grounding cable and the feeder cable must not be more
9.1.046 than 15 degrees.
9.1.048 is the connector installed properly?
9.1.050 Is the antenna RRU connection convenient? (CELL Antennas should be connected to planned CELL RRUs)
Is the TMA installation proper?
19.1.001 Site Clean
Retain the additional engineering material for future use. There couldnt waste or throw away the engineering material optionally. Discarded cable ties,
screws and other sundries should not be found under the floor. The equipment room should be neatness and tidy. Discarded packing materials should
be cleaned. Spare parts should be arranged in a tidy way after installation.

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mber of goods in the packing case

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quipment and cables in the equipment

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1 Two M12x35 bolt assemblies 2

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ent on the concrete floor

te and marking pen to mark lines

anchor points. Then, use cleaners

o the hole, and then hammer it

12 from each bolt assembly in

n the cabinet door and the edge of

ch hole is of the same depth.

that the top of the expansion tube

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x60 expansion bolt, and then lead

e bolts to adjust the levelness of

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the order from rear left to front

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the resistance between the base

until the installation blocks on

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op. Do not step on the cabinet