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4. Configuration Instruction
5. End
1.General Introduction
ZXG10 B8018
B:macro base station hardware platform number of carriers M:micro base station 8:dual carriers range of models 0: indoor, 1: outdoor
Specification explanation
1.General Introduction
employs many new technologies and achieves great improvement in software, hardware and system reliability.
It not only has inherited all advantages of ZXG10-BTS (V2), but also has added many new functions and services to satisfy market requirements. In addition, it also reduces hardware and networking cost. It is one of the most perfect serial BS and solve the problem that cannot be solved by current ZXG10-BTS (V2).
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Employs DTRU technology, i.e. two carriers in each physical transceiver module;
Supports parallel connection with ZXG10-BTS (V2) cabinet to realize capacity expansion; Supports DPCT, downlink delay diversity (DDT) transmission, IRC and so on; Supports 4 diversities reception; Supports 8 E1/T1 interface; Supports 75/E1 and 120/E1 transmission; Supports intelligent power on/off; Supports IP Abis-interface.
Data Link
B S C
O
M U
System Clock
B
P U
R
F U
RR Signal
A
P U
PDU
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System Indices
Frequency Range
For GMSK=60W
For 8PSK= 40W
-112dBm -48V DC
-40 ~ -57
Maximum Power Consumption 3750 W Working Temperature Relative Humidity Grounding Resistance Capacity Largest Site Type -15 ~ 45 C 5% ~ 90% <5 ohm Single rack=18 TRX/Rack S18/18/18 or O54
S6/6/6
S12/12/12
S18/18/18
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Rear Board Grounding Screw Cabinet Top Top-Layer Shelf Fan Plug-in Box
Carrier Shelf
Side Baffle Front Door Horizontal Cabling Rack Cabinet Main Body Base Air Filter Plug-in Box
Cabinet Structure
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Ventilation scheme
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DIP Switch
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1101 : B8112
1110 : M8202 1111 : M8204
BTS_NO : Cabinet number in the same site 00 : Basic Cabinet 01 : Extended Cabinet 1 10 : Extended Cabinet 2
SLAVE1_PORT : The E1 port of the basic cabinet to connect extended cabinet 1 00 : Port E of the basic cabinet 01 : Port F of the basic cabinet 10 : Port G of the basic cabinet 11 : Port H of the basic cabinet
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SLAVE2_PORT : The E1 port of the basic cabinet to connect extended cabinet 2
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000 : TS16
001 : TS31 010 : TS30 011 : TS29 100 : TS28
101 : TS27
110 : TS26
111 : TS25
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Power Input
PDM
Control Frame
-48V
DIDB
ABIS Interface(8 tributaries E1/T1 or one 100M ABIS8E1/T1 Ethernet) 1100M
Synchornization clock input/output Monitor interface LMT serial interface, LMT network interface
Site ID ID
8 E1/T1 8E1/T1
EIB/FIB
8M HW
CMB
(TDM Switching) TDM
8M HW,clock
Fan 3
DFCM3
Transceiver 3 frame 3
Antenna Feeder
AEM0
DTRU0
DTRU1
DTRU2
AEM1
AEM2
Fan 2
DFCM2
Transceiver 2 frame 2
Antenna Feeder
AEM0
DTRU0
DTRU1
DTRU2
AEM AEM power (+12V/-12V) +12V/-12V AEM 0 AEM1 AEM0 alarm AEM1 alarm
AEM2 alarm AEM 2
Fan 1
DFCM1
1 Transceiver
frame 1
Antenna Feeder
AEM0
DTRU0
DTRU1
DTRU2
AEM1
AEM2
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CMB
Environment monistor transparent passage
2M HW
LAYER 1
8*E1/T1
EIB
W MH *2 4
Rate conversi on
8MHW
dTRU (#02)
8*2MHW
LAYER 2
MT90826
4*2MHW conversi on
Rate
8MHW
dTRU (#35)
100M ETH
FIB
4*2 MHW
LAYER 3
Rate conversi on
8MHW
dTRU (#68)
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Controled board
244 PWR_DWN
10
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GP-ground point CP-connection point CB-collection bar GNDP-protection ground GND-power ground GNDA-analog GND GNDD-digital GND
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ZXG10 B8012
DTRU0 MMI
Abis
Abis interface
BSC
EIB /FIB
CMB
DTRU1 . . . DTRU8
A E M
Um interface Um
PDM
FCM
( signaling, data folw, clock signal and so on)
Internal communication interface (including control
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BBCM - Control & Maintenance Backplane Board
X13 E1 X39 FIB FIB power X42 E1 X40 X10 ETH X41 FIB/EIB
X2 X6
X3
X4
CMB1
X12 ID
X11
Cascaded synchronization clock
X6
X7
X8
CMB0
CMB CMB power LAY13 X43 LAY1 X16 LAY2 X17 LAY3 X18
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BBTR - Transceiver Backplane Board
backplane BBCM
backplane BBTR
DTRU DTRU
Abis
BSC
interface Abis
EIB/ FIB
CMB
AEM
DTRU
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DFCM - Dual Fan Control Module
alarm
Temperature
PWM
control
Fan
Fan driver
Light coupled
Light coupled
isolation
+5V 1 Power 1
isolation
CPU
1 rate
Fan 2 spin 2 rate Temperature 1 1 Temperature 2 2
Fan 1 spin
Monitor circuit
Serial interface
Temperature sensor
2 2 Power
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Abis
switching
interface
BS
interface
TO_DTRU
unit
line
BS
CLK
active/
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EIB
8 E1/T1
backplane
connection relay
divice Transformer
protection
matching
circuit
bridge
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8MHW
MPC8270
ETH MAC
100M-Ethernet
backplane
4 E1/T1
protection divice
Clock
matching circuit
Transformer
power
IPIP Dial Conf
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backplane
dPSB
-48V -48V power
front panel
TX0 dPAB0
dPAB1
TCX_in0 TCX_out TCX_in1 TX1 RX00 RX01 RX10 RX11 commissioning test interface and indicator
COMBINER
AEM power/ AEM DFCM power /DFCM AEM alarm/ AEM DFCM power /DFCM
detection signal
dTRU
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PWR
MOD
ACT1
ACT2
STA DTRMG
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dTPB
LINK Control
MPC 860
HDLC/LAPD/Test HPI Message HW Control MCBSP
CMB
FPGA
TI DSP C6416
HW TRAU/PCU Frame
LMT
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Tx
TRM GROUP
AEM
Rx
Rx
D
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LNA_Splitter Duplexer ANT Cable Alarms RTE forward reverse optional VSWR_meter Cable Rx_in
Tx_out 50ohm
TX1 TX2
Alarms
Hybird_combiner
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Combiner Input
CDU
TX1 TX2 Test Port
Ext Receive
1 to 4 Divider
2 to 1 Combiner
Divider Output Divider Ext Output
D U P L E X E R
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LNA_Splitter Duplexer ANT Cable Cable RTE Alarms ITX Rx_in RX1 RX2
forward
reverse
VSWR_meter Alarms
optional
RXD1 RXD2
Alarms
Introduction of ECDU
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ITX
Alarms
Introduction of DCDU
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LNA_Splitter
Introduction of RDU
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Rx_Splitter ERX1 ERX2
TX1 TX2
TX3 TX4
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Combiner Input
TX1 TX2
CEU
Indicator
1 to 2 Divider
Combiner Output
1 to 2 Divider
Divider Output
2 to 1 Combiner
RX3
RX4 EX1 EX2
2 to 1 Combiner
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Introduction of CENU
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Introduction of CENU/2
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- 48V - 48VG ND PE
connector post
of f o
of f o
of f o
of f o
of f o
of f o
P D M - 48V
of f o
cabinet
top
filter
of f o of f o of f o of f o of f o of f o
CM B control control control third CMB B interfac CM layer backplane e board backplane
- 48VGND
cabinet top
Introduction: 1. -48V are connected to the corresponding interface of backplane after PDM 1 -48 switch. 2. 2 -48VGND is connected to -48 corresponding interface of backplane directly 3. PE is connectd to corresponding interface of backplane 3 above the connnection of one layer backplane, the other gives The figure are this. layers similar to
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diagrame
Remark: 1.D 15 300 /32 150% 1. Choose 1circuit breaker for 15A 2. DTRU: 300W/32V*150% 3. 1 2. Choose 1A circuit breaker for CMB 3. Choose 1A circuit breaker for FIB
3.New features
The dTRU is very flexible and can be used for several purposes. Its two TRXs, for instance, can be used
DPCT principle
Transmitter 1
PA 1
Combiner
Transmitter 2
PA 2 power feedback
Purpose: supports downlink transmitter diversity (the mobile phone combines the best of two signals).
Implementation: by transmitting the same information on two TRXs with a short delay and different antennas. using only a simple software command, operators can convert the base station from a two transceiver operational mode into the DDT" mode, where the two transceivers work together as one virtual transceiver, so extending the range. cellular downlink performance is increased by at least 3.0 decibels (dB) at the cell border, reducing the number of sites needed by up to 30 percent over any conventional base station coverage network.
dTPB
baseband modulation Digital upconversion
main div.data
DAC 6.5 M carrier
CMB
DL burst data
IQ data
main div TX
6.5 M carrier
branch div. TX
The combination of DPCT with fully compensated uplink based on 4-way Receiver Diversity comprises our Supreme Coverage solution.
Another way to increase the capacity, more advanced detection techniques have been implemented - Interference Rejection Combining (IRC) In maximum ratio combining (MRC) each signal is weighted with its signal-to-noise ratio to achieve optimum performance in white noise environments, i.e. the noise signal is uncorrelated in time. IRC, on the other hand, takes the correlation properties of COchannel interferers into account to suppress them, and therefore is able to achieve much better performance in cochannel limited environments than MRC.
The principle is as follows: CMB is able to control the switch of all board (mainly is DTRU) in rack except interface board
In a normal MS-MS call configuration the Speech Signal is first encoded in the originating MS, sent over the Air Interface, converted to A-law or -law in the local
transcoder, carried over the fixed network, transcoded again in the distant transcoder, sent over the distant Air Interface and finally decoded in the terminating MS. In this
configuration, the two speech codecs (coder/decoder pairs) are in "Tandem Operation". The key inconvenience of a tandem configuration is the speech quality degradation introduced by the double transcoding. This degradation is usually more noticeable when the speech codecs are operating at low rates.
When the originating and terminating connections are using the same speech codec, it is possible to transmit transparently the speech frames received from the originating MS to the terminating MS without activating the transcoding functions in the originating and terminating networks. In this configuration, "Tandem Free
Operation" is on-going.
Transcoding Functions
PLMN A MS/UE
Transcoding Function Transcoding Function
PLMN B MS/UE
Encoding
Compressed Speech
Decoding
Encoding
Compressed Speech
Decoding
PLMN A MS/UE
Transcoding Function
Transcoding Function
PLMN B MS/UE
Encoding
Compressed Speech
Decoding
One of the primary advantages of employing IP-based transport is the ease of maintenance arising from
IP Abis Architecture
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O4 Configuration
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O6 Configuration
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O8 Configuration
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S8/8/8 Configuration
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S4/4/4 Configuration
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S6/6/6 Configuration
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Configuration
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S8/8/8 Configuration
Networking Modes
Networking Modes
Networking Modes
Networking Modes