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9400 Introduction

9400 AWY: Low-Medium Capacity

9400 AWY Solution

4xEthernet ports 10/100/1000 BaseT

Ideal for WiMAX backhauling Up to 64Mbps throughput supporting tri-sectors WBS Integrated L2 switch for traffic aggregation QoS awareness

PDH interfaces up 32xE1 Low Medium capacity platform High spectrum efficiency PDH interfaces Ethernet interfaces Ideal for Urban backhaul

Split-mount configuration Outdoor unit (ODU):

 The cost-optimized Alcatel 9400 AWY is ideal for short-haul digital transmissions In high-density mobile networks, particularly mobile backhaul networks (2G, 2.5G, 3G and WiMAX),

Concentration point

RNC

UMTS network
MOBILE

Node B
ACCESS CORE

UMTS CN

As well as utility networks (railways, electricity, pipelines), regional and local traffic systems, and private data networks (WANs, LANs).

9400 AWY principal technical characteristics

Complete ETSI frequency coverage

7GHz - 8GHz - 13GHz - 15GHz - 18GHz - 23GHz - 25GHz 38GHz

Traffic interfaces
1 to 32 E1 1 x E3 4 x 10/100/1000 Base-T up to 64Mbps Unique fine E1/Ethernet modularity

Full flexibility with no wasted capacity

Frequency band availability according to roadmap

Distances achieved
Typically the distances achieved with 99,99% of the time of availability are : From 10km to 50km for 7/8 Ghz From 05km to 10km for 13 to 18 Ghz From a few hundred meters up to 10km for 23Ghz to 38Ghz

Equipment architecture

Splitmount architecture
Indoor Unit (IDU) Outdoor Unit (ODU) IDUODU cable

Configurations : 1+0 and 1+1 The 2+0 configuration is not

IDU (Indoor Unit)

Technical characteristics
Two types of IDU

IDU 32Mbps - R2.0

capacity agility from 2 to 32Mbps software controlled daughter boards to provide E3 Daughter board to provide 2 ports in Fast Ethernet

End of Life

IDU 64Mbps - R2.1

capacity agility from 2 to 64Mbps software controlled daughter board to provide 4 ports Gigabit Ethernet integrating Level2 switch

Two power supply options

48 VDC for standard installations in equipment rooms 24/60 VDC available

IDU (Indoor Unit) cont

configurations 1+0 and 1+1

In 1+0: 1U optimised Main IDU

minimum configuration 8E1/16Mbps or 16E1/32Mbps modular slot for expansion up to 32E1/64Mbps common to all frequency bands

In 1+1: 1U complete Extension IDU

AWY offers both full protection and radio protection AWY Indoor can be replaced for repair without traffic impact common to all frequency bands

IDU (Indoor Unit) cont

9400 AWY 64Mbps IDU Technical characteristics

9400 AWY 64Mbps Main IDU L2 Ethernet 16 E1 16 E1 16 E1

Traffic modules

9400 AWY 64Mbps Extension IDU

IDU (Indoor Unit) cont

The IDU incorporates the baseband processing and offers tributaries interfaces as well as service channel and supervision. The IDU is frequencyindependent, but capacitydependent

Description of IDU Main unit Front View

Rear View

IDU Main Unit LEDs summary

Power Supply connector

IDU-ODU connector

ODU (Outdoor Unit)

The ODU consists of a cabinet including the modem + transceiver of a channel. one for all frequency bands from 13 to 38 GHz : The branching (diplexer) is internal to the ODU cabinet The only differences among the frequency bands : the diplexer and the RF section For all frequency bands from 7 to 8 GHz : ODU is composed by two independent units: the branching (diplexer) and the RF section (transceiver)

ODU (Outdoor Unit) cont

ODU Block Diagram

ODU (Outdoor Unit) cont

ODU configurations

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ODU (Outdoor Unit) cont

ODU (Outdoor Unit) cont

ODU Pole mounting solutions diagrams

Complete antenna portfolio Integrated antenna of 1FT, 2FT, 3FT, 4FT and 6FT Non integrated antenna

1+0 solution with full integrated antenna

1+1 solution with full integrated antenna 10dB coupler

1+0 solution with non integrated antenna

ODU (Outdoor Unit) cont

Part list of ODU

Example part list of ODU 13Ghz

ODU (Outdoor Unit) cont

ODU Coupler (in case 1+1 protection)

IDUODU cable
The connection between the IDU and the ODU is realized with a single coaxial cable and N50 ohm connectors (2 cables in 1+1 configurations). On this cable the following signals are present: DC voltage to the remote power supply of the ODU; HDB3 Tx signal; HDB3 Rx signal.

Commisioning
Login by CT NE Parameter Configuration Radio Configuration Dem fail, High BER alarms

Login by CT
Execute Lower Layers Manager Execute AWY_CT_V01.07.18 Input : IP address (default 10.0.1.2) Pass : initialing Input : User : initial

NE Parameter Configuration

figuration->System Setting -> NE configuration

NE Parameter Configuration (cont)

onfiguration->System Setting -> Link Identifier

Radio Configuration

adio Configuration : Configure Shifter and Frequency

Radio Configuration (cont)

Radio Configuration : Configure Tx power

Radio Configuration (cont)

3 Show Power Measure :

Tributary Configuration

Line Interface -> Select triburaty PDH

NMS Configuration

onfiguration -> Network Configuration -> Local Configuration

This local IP address is the IP address associated to the F interface and to the other interfaces which use the PPP protocol (the 3 NMS channels).

nfiguration -> Network Configuration -> IP point to point Configuration

NMS Configuration (cont)

NMS Configuration (cont)

onfiguration -> Network Configuration -> Ethernet Configuration

Trouble Shooting
Available Loopbacks Tx mute function and Rx received Flow chart to handle : Mod LOS, Tx fail, Rx fail, Dem fail, High BER alarms

Available Loopbacks

Available Loopbacks (cont)

his loopback is useful to check the continuity of the signal overall path xcluding the LIU interface in the remote station Near End Tributary Loopback

Tx mute function

Mod Los Alarm

Rx fail Alarm

Dem fail Alarm

HBER Alarm

Q&A !!!

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