sjzl20085045-zxwr Bbub (v3.07.230) Hardware Description

ZXWR BBUB
Baseband Unit
Hardware Description
Version 3.07.230
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ZXWR BBUB Baseband Unit Hardware Description
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Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i
Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v

Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Cabinet ............................................................................. 1
Appearance ....................................................................2
Structure .......................................................................2
Chapter 2.......................................................................... 5
Boards/Modules............................................................... 5
Introduction ...................................................................6
CCI Board ......................................................................7
Panel .................................................................................. 7
Jumpers and DIP Switches ..................................................... 9
Hot-plugging ...................................................................... 10
BP Board ..................................................................... 10
Panel ................................................................................ 10
Jumpers and DIP Switches ................................................... 12
Hot-plugging ...................................................................... 12
FNB Board ................................................................... 12

Panel ................................................................................ 13
ETTB Board .................................................................. 13

Panel ................................................................................ 13
Jumpers and DIP Switches ................................................... 14
Power Module ............................................................... 14

DC Power Module ................................................................14
AC Power Module ................................................................15
Fan Module .................................................................. 17

Panel.................................................................................17
Chapter 3........................................................................ 19
Cables ............................................................................. 19
Introduction ................................................................. 20
External Cable .............................................................. 20
AC Power Cable ............................................................ 21
Purpose .............................................................................21
Appearance ........................................................................21
Port Signals........................................................................22
Cable Connection ................................................................22
BPWA/BPWC Cable ........................................................ 22

Purpose .............................................................................22
Appearance ........................................................................22
DC Power Cable ............................................................ 23

Purpose .............................................................................23
Appearance ........................................................................23
Port Signals........................................................................24
PE Cable ...................................................................... 24
Purpose .............................................................................24
Appearance ........................................................................24
Port Signals........................................................................25
75 E1/E3 Cable.......................................................... 25
Purpose .............................................................................25
Appearance ........................................................................25
Port Signals........................................................................26
120 E1/100 T1 Cable .............................................. 27

Purpose .............................................................................27
Appearance ........................................................................27
Port Signals........................................................................27
Cable Connection ................................................................ 28
External Interfaces and Ethernet Cable............................. 29

Purpose ............................................................................. 29
Appearance........................................................................ 29
Port Signals ....................................................................... 30
GPS Feeder .................................................................. 31

Purpose ............................................................................. 31
Appearance........................................................................ 31
Port Signals ....................................................................... 31
Fiber Cable................................................................... 32
Purpose ............................................................................. 32
Appearance........................................................................ 32
Port Signals ....................................................................... 33
BBUB Interconnection Cable ........................................... 34

Purpose ............................................................................. 34
Appearance........................................................................ 34
Port Signals ....................................................................... 34
BITS Clock Cable........................................................... 35

Purpose ............................................................................. 35
Appearance........................................................................ 35
Port Signals ....................................................................... 35
Glossary.......................................................................... 37
Figures............................................................................ 41
Tables ............................................................................. 43
About This Manual

Purpose
ZXWR 3G mobile telecommunication system radio network
subsystem includes the radio network controller and BS. The
radio network subsystem implements the call processing, radio
resource allocation, terminal mobility management, cell
handover control, and radio access. ZXWR BBUB is the baseband
unit of ZTEs WCDMA series BSs.
This manual is a hardware description of ZXWR BBUB baseband
unit (or BBUB for short).
Intended Audience
This manual provides a reference to system and maintenance
engineers.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, users should have a general
understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
ZXWR system and its various components
Local operating procedures
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, Cabinet
Introduces the appearance and structure

of BBUB cabinet.
Chapter 2,
Introduces the working principle, panel
Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
ZXWR BBUB Hardware Description
Chapter
Summary
Boards/Modules
introduction, internal jumper, internal DIP

and hot-swap of BBUB boards/modules.
Chapter 3, Cables
Introduces the usage, appearance, port

signal and wiring of BBUB external cables.
Conventions
Typographical
Conventions
ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Italics
References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes
Links on screens.
Bold
Menus, menu options, function names, input

fields, radio button names, check boxes, dropdown lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS
Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

and company name.
Constant width
Text that you type, program code, files and

directory names, and function names.
[]
Optional parameters.
{}
Mandatory parameters.
Select one of the parameters that are delimited

by it.
Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse
Operation
Conventions
ii
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Click
Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

the left mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click
Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button

(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag
Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and

moving the mouse.
About This Manual
How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain
support for the documentation and the software.
Customer
Support
Documentation
Support
If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions

regarding
your
product,
contact
us
by
e-mail
at
support@zte.com.cn. You can also call our customer support
center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.
ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality
and usefulness of this document. For further questions,
comments, or suggestions on the documentation, you can
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comments and suggestions to (86) 755 26772236. You can also
browse our website at http://support.zte.com.cn, which contains
various interesting subjects like documentation, knowledge base,
forum and service request.
iii
iv
Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
To minimize the environmental impact and take more
responsibility to the earth we live, this document shall serve as
formal
declaration
that
ZXWR
BBUB
Baseband
Unit
manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION are in compliance with the
SJ/T11364-2006 - RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances)
with respect to the following substances:
Pb
Hg
Cd
Cr6+
PBB
PBDE
This declaration is issued based on our current level of

knowledge. Since conditions of use are outside our control, ZTE
CORPORATION makes no warranties, express or implied, and
assumes no liability in connection with the use of this
information.
For the specific RoHS, refer to ZTE CORPORATION Declaration
Table of RoHS Compliance.
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Chapter
Cabinet
In this chapter, you will learn about:
The appearance and structure of BBUB cabinet
Appearance
BBUB cabinet is standard 19 and 3U cabinet. Its dimension is
482.6 mm (W) 130.5 mm (H) 330 mm (D), and is 15 kg in
full configurat6ion.
The appearance of the BBUB cabinet is as shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 APPEAR ANCE OF BBUB CABINET
Structure
BBUB cabinet consists of shell, guide rail and backplane, as
shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 STRUCTURE OF BBUB CABINET
There installed various boards/modules on the BBUB cabinet.

The board slots in full configuration are as shown in Figure 3.
Chapter 1 Cabinet
FIGURE 3 BOARD SLOT OF BBUB (FULL CONFIGURATION)
Chapter
Boards/Modules
The working principle, panel introduction, internal jumper,

internal DIP and hot-swap of BBUB boards/modules
Introduction
BBUB has following boards/modules:
CCI (8U standard board)
BP (8U standard board)
FNB
ETTB
Power module
Fan module
The dimensions of an 8 U standard board are 322.25 mm 300

mm (H D). The board structure is as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 STRUCTURE OF 8 U STAND ARD BOARD
1. Panel 2. PCB
Chapter 2 Boards/Modules
CCI Board
The full name of CCI is Control & Clock & Interface Board. It is
the core board of BBUB. It implements such functions as system
control, Ethernet data switch, IQ data switch, clock signal
processing, Iub interface data processing, RRU interface data
processing and environment monitoring.
Panel
The panel of the CCI board is as shown in Figure 5. The
interfaces, buttons and LED indicators are as shown in Table 4.
FIGURE 5 P ANEL OF CCI BOARD
TABLE 4 INTERFACE, BUTTON, AND LED INDICATOR ON CCI P ANEL
Name
Indicator State
Meaning
Solid On
Board is resetting.
Flashing (1 Hz)
Board works normally as master

board.
Flashing (0.25 Hz)
Board works normally as master

board.
Flashing (5 Hz)
Board is in BOOT-resetting status.
Solid off
Board fails in self-test.
Flashing (5 Hz)
Critical or major alarm
Flashing (1 Hz)
Minor alarm or warning
Solid off
Board works normally. Or board is

resetting, booting or download
version files.
Solid on
Normal power supply
Solid off
Power supply fault
OF1,OF2
Iub fiber interface
RI1 ~ RI6
RRU fiber interface
FR
Frame test interface
10/13M
Clock test interface
BITS
BITS clock interface
GPS
GPS clock interface
LMT
LMT interface
BEI
BBUB interconnection interface
RUN
ALM
PWR
Jumpers and DIP Switches

The XJ4 jumper on CCI board is used to set transmission mode.
Its configurations are as shown in Table 5.
TABLE 5 XJ4 CONFIGURATION ON CCI
Jumper Configuration
Meaning
75 E1 transmission mode
Jumper Configuration
Meaning
120 E1 transmission mode
T1 transmission mode
Hot-plugging
CCI board supports the hot-plugging.
BP Board
BP is short for Node B Baseband Processing Board. It takes
charge of the baseband processing functions defined by 3GPP.
BP, BPH and BPHX are all BP-family boards. They have same
function but different capability. If not specified, all BP in the
context refers to BP-family board.
Panel
The panel of the BP board is as shown in Figure 6. The buttons
and LED indicators are as shown in Table 6
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FIGURE 6 P ANEL OF BP BOARD
11
TABLE 6 BUTTON AND LED INDICATOR ON BP P ANEL
Name
RUN
ALM
LNK
PWR
RST
Indicator State
Meaning
Solid on
Board is in resetting.
Flashing (1 Hz)
Board works normally.
Flashing (5 Hz)
Board is in BOOT-resetting
procedure.
Solid off
Board fails in self-test.
Flashing (5 Hz)
Critical or major alarm
Flashing (1 Hz)
Minor alarm or warning
Solid off
Board works normally. Or board is

resetting, booting or download
version files.
Solid on
Communicates normally with

master CCI.
Solid off
Communication is broken with

master CCI.
Solid on
Normal power supply
Solid off
Faulty power supply
Reset button

There are neither jumpers nor DIP switches on the BP panel.
Hot-plugging
BP board supports the hot-plugging.
FNB Board
FNB is the trunk node and Ethernet interface board of BBUB.
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Panel
The panel of the FNB board is as shown in Figure 7. On the panel,
one interface is provided to connect the dedicated cable and
provide the external trunk-node signal and fast Ethernet signal.
FNB
UNLOCK
LOCK
FIGURE 7 P ANEL OF FNB BOARD
ETTB Board
ETTB is the E1/T1 board of BBUB.
Panel
The panel of the ETTB board is as shown in Figure 8. On the
panel, only one interface is provided to access E1/T1 signal.
ETTB
UNLOCK
LOCK
FIGURE 8 P ANEL OF ETTB BOARD
13

When jumper cap connects the first and second pins of XJ1
XJ8, ETTB board works in 75 E1 transmission mode.
When jumper cap connects the second and third pins of XJ1
XJ8, ETTB board works in 120 E1 or T1 transmission mode.
Power Module
DC Power Module
The appearance of the DC power module is as shown in Figure 9.
FIGURE 9 APPEAR ANCE OF DC POWER MODULE
Panel
The panel of DC power module is as shown in Figure 10. The
buttons and LED indicators are as shown in Table 7.
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UNLOCK
BPWA
OFF
ON
LOCK
FIGURE 10 PANEL OF DC POWER MODULE
ALM
PWR
-48V GND
-48V
TABLE 7 BUTTON AND LED INDICATOR ON DC POWER MODULE
Name
Indicator State
Meaning
Solid on
Alarm
Solid off
No alarm
Solid on
Power on
Solid off
Power off
OFF/ON
Power on/off switch
-48 V GND/-48 V
Power interface
ALM
PWR
AC Power Module
The appearance of the AC power module is as shown in Figure
11.
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FIGURE 11 APPEAR ANCE OF AC POWER MODULE
Panel
The panel of the AC power module is as shown in Figure 12. The
buttons and LED indicators are as shown in Table 8.
FIGURE 12 P ANEL OF AC POWER MODULE
-48V
OFF
-48VRTN
ALM PWR
ON
MON
100-240V~
50-60Hz
L
BPWC
TABLE 8 BUTTON AND LED INDICATOR ON AC POWER MODULE
Name
Indicator State
Meaning
Solid on
Alarm
Solid off
No alarm
Solid on
Power on
Solid off
Power off
MON
Monitoring interface
OFF/ON
Power on/off switch
100 ~ 240 V
Power interface
ALM
PWR
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Fan Module
The appearance of the fan module is as shown in Figure 13.
FIGURE 13 APPEAR ANCE OF FAN MODULE
Panel
The panel of the fan module is as shown in Figure 14. The LED
indicators are as shown in Table 9.
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FIGURE 14 P ANEL OF FAN MODULE
ZTE
ZXWR BBUB
FAN
ALM
PWR
TABLE 9 LED INDICATOR ON FAN MODULE
Name
RUN
ALM
18
Indicator State
Meaning
Solid on
Fan is powered on
Solid off
Fan is out of power
Solid on
Fan is faulty
Solid off
Fan is normal
Chapter
Cables
The usage, appearance, port signal and wiring of BBUB

external cables
19
Introduction
BBUB has two kinds of cables:
External cable: These

engineering field.
cables need
to be
installed
Internal cable: These cables are already installed before

delivery.
This chapter will introduce BBUB cables in detail.
External Cable
The external cables of BBUB are as shown in Table 10
TABLE 10 EXTERNAL C ABLE OF BBUB
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NO.
Name
AC power
cable
DC power
cable
BPWA/BPWC
cable
PE cable
75 E1/E3
cable
120 E1 /
100 T1 cable
External
interfaces and
Ethernet cable
Appearance
in
Chapter 3 Cables
NO.
Name
GPS feeder
Fiber
10
BBUB
interconnection
cable
11
BITS cable
Appearance
Note:
For all cables in this chapter, the left side is End A and the right side is
End B.
AC Power Cable
Purpose
The AC power cable is configured when the system uses AC
power supply. It leads external AC power supply to BPWC.
Appearance
AC power supply cable is 3 0.75 mm2 3-core cable, as shown
in Figure 15.
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FIGURE 15 APPEAR ANCE OF AC POWER CABLE
Port Signals
TABLE 11 PORT SIGNAL OF AC POWER CABLE
Signal
Description
End A
End B
AC 220 V live
wire
External L1 (U)
L1 (U)
AC 220 V Neutral
wire
External N
PE
AC protection
grounding wire
External PE
PE
NO.
Name
Cable Connection
The AC power cable is connected from the power distribution box
to BPWC.
BPWA/BPWC Cable
Purpose
The BPWA/BPWC cable provides DC for BPWA (output by BPWC).
Appearance
The appearance of BPWA/BPWC cable is as shown in Figure 16.
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Chapter 3 Cables
FIGURE 16 APPEAR ANCE OF BPW A/BPWC CABLE
Cable Connection
The BPWA/BPWC cable is connected from the BPWC DC power
distribution box to the BPWA DC power input.
DC Power Cable
Purpose
The DC power cable is configured when the system uses -48 V
DC power supply. It leads external -48V DC power supply to
BBUB.
Appearance
-48 V DC power cable is a 2-core 1 mm2 polyvinyl chloride jacket
power supply. -48 V power cable (blue) and the grounding cable
(black) are required. The appearance of the DC power cable is as
shown in Figure 17. D-model plug lies at End B (BBUB end).
FIGURE 17 APPEAR ANCE OF -48 V DC POWER CABLE
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Port Signals
TABLE 12 PORT SIGNAL OF DC POWER CABLE
NO.
Name
Signal Description
End A
End B
-48 V GND
0 V DC voltage, and
the maximum power
is 300 W
External 48 V GND
A1
-48 V
-48 V DC voltage, and

the maximum power
is 300 W
External 48 V
A3
Cable Connection
The cable is connected from the external -48 V power to BPWA.
PE Cable
Purpose
The PE cable is to ensure the reliable grounding of BBUB.
Appearance
The PE cable is a 16 mm2 yellow and green cable. Both ends are
with TNR terminals (lugs). The appearance of the PE cable is as
shown in Figure 18.
FIGURE 18 APPEAR ANCE OF PE CABLE
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Chapter 3 Cables
Port Signals
None.
Cable Connection
The PE cable is connected from the grounding bar to the
marked terminal of BBUB.
75 E1/E3 Cable
Purpose
The 75 E1/E3 cable is used to connect BBUB with RNC or other
BBUB.
Appearance
The appearance of E1/E3 cable is as shown in Figure 19. The
connector at End B is DB36.
FIGURE 19 APPEAR ANCE OF 75 E1/E3 CABLE
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Port Signals
TABLE 13 PORT SIGNAL OF 75 E1/E3 CABLE
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NO.
Name
Signal Description
End A
End B
E1_75_LINE_TX1
GNDD
Grounding
E1_75_LINE_TX1
Signal
Transmission rate is
2.048 Mb/s
E1_75_LINE_RX1
GNDD
Grounding
21
E1_75_LINE_RX1
Signal
2.048 Mb/s
22
E1_75_LINE_TX2
GNDD
Grounding
E1_75_LINE_TX2
Signal
2.048 Mb/s
E1_75_LINE_RX2
GNDD
Grounding
25
E1_75_LINE_RX2
Signal
2.048 Mb/s
26
E1_75_LINE_TX3
GNDD
Grounding
11
10
E1_75_LINE_TX3
Signal
2.048 Mb/s
12
11
E1_75_LINE_RX3
GNDD
Grounding
29
12
E1_75_LINE_RX3
Signal
2.048 Mb/s
30
13
E1_75_LINE_TX4
GNDD
Grounding
15
14
E1_75_LINE_TX4
Signal
2.048 Mb/s for E1,
and Transmission
rate is 34 Mb/s for
E3.
16
15
E1_75_LINE_RX4
GNDD
Grounding
33
16
E1_75_LINE_RX4
Signal
2.048 Mb/s for E1,
and Transmission
rate is 34 Mb/s for
E3.
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Chapter 3 Cables
Cable Connection
The 75 cable is connected from the E1 lightning arrester to
the E1 interface on BBUB ETTH port.
120 E1/100 T1 Cable

Purpose
The 120 E1/100 T1 cable is used to connect BBUB with RNC
or other BBUB.
Appearance
The appearance of the 120 E1/100 T1 cable is as shown in
Figure 20. The connector at End B is DB36.
FIGURE 20 APPEAR ANCE OF 120 E1/100 T1 CABLE
Port Signals
TABLE 14 PORT SIGNAL OF 120 E1/100 T1 CABLE
NO.
Name
Signal
Description
End A
End B
E1_120_LINE_TX
1+
Transmission
signal+
E1_120_LINE_TX
1-
Transmission
signal-
E1_120_LINE_RX
1+
Transmission
signal+
21
27
NO.
Name
Signal
Description
End A
End B
E1_120_LINE_RX
1-
Transmission
signal-
22
E1_120_LINE_TX
2+
Transmission
signal+
E1_120_LINE_TX
2-
Transmission
signal-
E1_120_LINE_RX
2+
Transmission
signal+
25
E1_120_LINE_RX
2-
Transmission
signal-
26
E1_120_LINE_TX
3+
Transmission
signal+
11
10
E1_120_LINE_TX
3-
Transmission
signal-
12
11
E1_120_LINE_RX
3+
Transmission
signal+
29
12
E1_120_LINE_RX
3-
Transmission
signal-
30
13
E1_120_LINE_TX
4+
Transmission
signal+
15
14
E1_120_LINE_TX
4-
Transmission
signal-
16
15
E1_120_LINE_RX
4+
Transmission
signal+
33
16
E1_120_LINE_RX
4-
Transmission
signal-
34
Cable Connection
The 120 E1/100 T1 cable is connected from the E1/T1
lightening protector to the E1/T1 ports on ETTB.
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Chapter 3 Cables
External Interfaces and

Ethernet Cable
Purpose
The External interface and Ethernet cable are used to connect
BBUB to Ethernet, dry contacts or RS232/RS485 equipment.
Appearance
The appearance of the external interface and Ethernet cable are
as shown in Figure 21. The connector at End B (BBUB end) is
DB36 connector. The connectors at End A are five RJ 45 sockets.
FIGURE 21 APPEAR ANCE OF TRUNK NODE INTERFACE AND ETHERNET CABLE
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Port Signals
TABLE 15 PORT SIGNAL OF EXTERNAL INTERFACE AND ETHERNET CABLE
30
Name
Signal Description
End A
End B
RJ45_1_1
Iub_ETH_TX1+
Red
RJ45_1_2
Iub_ETH_TX1-
Grey
RJ45_1_3
Iub_ETH_RX1+
Green
19
RJ45_1_6
Iub_ETH_RX1-
Brown
20
RJ45_2_1
Iub_ETH_TX2+
Red
RJ45_2_2
Iub_ETH_TX2-
Grey
RJ45_2_3
Iub_ETH_RX2+
Green
23
RJ45_2_6
Iub_ETH_RX2-
Brown
24
RJ45_3_1
Node_IN_1+
White
orange
RJ45_3_2
Node_IN_1-
Orange
25
RJ45_3_3
Node_IN_2+
White
green
RJ45_3_4
Node_IN_2-
Green
26
RJ45_3_5
Node_IN_3+
White blue
RJ45_3_6
Node_IN_3-
Blue
27
RJ45_4_1
Node_OUT_1+
White
orange
10
RJ45_4_2
Node_OUT_1-
Orange
28
RJ45_4_3
Node_OUT_2+
White
green
11
RJ45_4_4
Node_OUT_2-
Green
29
RJ45_4_5
Node_OUT_3+
White blue
12
RJ45_4_6
Node_OUT_3-
Blue
30
RJ45_5_1
RS485_TX+
White
orange
31
RJ45_5_2
RS485_TX-
Orange
32
RJ45_5_3
RS485_RX+
White
green
33
RJ45_5_6
RS485_RX-
Green
34
RJ45_5_7
RS232_RX
White blue
13
RJ45_5_8
RS232TX
Blue
14
RJ45_5_4
GNDD
White
brown
15
RJ45_5_5
GNDD
Brown
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Chapter 3 Cables
Cable Connection
The external cable is connected from the external Ethernet
equipment, trunk node or RS232/RS485 serial equipment to FNB.
GPS Feeder
Purpose
The GPS feeder leads signal from GPS antenna to BBUB.
Appearance
The appearance of the GPS feeder is as shown in Figure 22. The
connector at End B is SMA coaxial cable male connector. The
connector at End A is N-model coaxial cable female connector.
FIGURE 22 APPEAR ANCE OF GPS FEEDER
Port Signals
None.
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Cable Connection
From GPS antenna to the GPS interface on CCI board.
Fiber Cable
Purpose
The fiber cable is the physical medium in Iub or RRU interface.
Fiber cable connects BBUB and RNC as Iub interface;
Fiber cable transmits RRU signals, and connects BBUB and

RRU;
Fiber cable is used in cascaded Node B. It connects BBUB

and lower Node B.
Appearance
The appearance of the fiber cable appearance of Iub
interface/cascaded Node B is as shown in Figure 23. The
connectors at End A and End B are both LC-model optical
connector (IEC874).
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FIGURE 23 APPEAR ANCE OF IUB INTERFACE/CASC ADED NODE B FIBER

CABLE
The appearance of the fiber cable appearance of BBUB interface

and RRU interface is as shown in Figure 24. The connectors at
End A and End B are both DLC-model optical connector. End A is
connected to RRU and End B is connected to BBUB.
FIGURE 24 APPEAR ANCE OF RRU INTERFACE FIBER CABLE
Port Signals
None.
Cable Connection
Iub interface/Node B cascading fiber cable is from ODF to OF1
and OF2 on CCI board.
RRU fiber cable is from RRU to R11 ~ R16 interface on CCI
board.
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BBUB Interconnection Cable

Purpose
The BBUB interconnection cable connects two BBUB.
Appearance
The appearance of the BBUB interconnection cable is as shown
in Figure 25. Both ends are DB26 male connector.
FIGURE 25 APPEAR ANCE OF BBUB INTERCONNECTION CABLE
Port Signals
None.
Cable Connection
The BBUB interconnection cable connects BEI interface on CCI
board of two BBUB.
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BITS Clock Cable

Purpose
The BITS clock cable transmits the 2.048 MHz signal from BITS
system to BBUB.
Appearance
The BITS clock cable is a 50 coaxial cable. The appearance of
the BITS clock cable is as shown in Figure 26. At End B, the
connector is CC4 male coaxial cable connector.
FIGURE 26 BITS CLOCK CABLE APPE AR ANCE
Port Signals
None.
Cable Connection
The BITS clock cable is connected from the BITS system to the
BITS interface on CCI board.
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Glossary
Glossary
Full Name
3GPP
3rd Generation Partnership Project
AAL
ATM Adapter Layer
AAL2
ATM Adapter Layer 2
AAL5
ATM Adapter Layer type 5
AC
Alternating Current
ALCAP
Access Link Control Application Protocol
AMR
Adaptive Multi Rate
ATM
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
BBU
Base Band Unit
BITS
Building Integrated Timing Supply
BP
Baseband Deal with Board
BPWA
BBUB Power A
BPWC
BBUB Power C
CBR
Constant Bit Rate
CCI
Control &Clock&Interface baord
CID
Channel Identifier
CPU
Central Deal with Unit
CS
Circuit Switch
DC
Direct Current
DCCH
Dedicated Control Channel
DCH
Dedicated Channel
DL
Downlink
ETIS
E3/T3 Interface Sub-board
ETTB
E1/T1 Transit board type B
FACH
Forward Access Channel
FE
Fast Ethernet
FER
Frame Error Rate
FNB
FE interface & Node port Board
FR
Frame
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Glossary
Full Name
GND
Ground
GPS
Global Position System
HSDPA
High Speed Downlink Package Access
IEC
International Electrotechnical Commission
IMA
Inverse Multiplexing on ATM
IPoA
IP over ATM
LMT
Local Maintenance Terminal
MSC
Mobile Switching Center
MTBF
Mean Time Between Failures
MTTR
Mean Time To Repair
NBAP
Node B Application Part
OMC
Operation & Maintenance Center
PCB
Printed Circuit Board
PCH
Paging Channel
PE
Protective Earthing
PS
Packet Switch
PWR
Power
RAB
Radio Access Bearer
RACH
Random Access Channel
RNC
Radio Network Controller
RNS
Radio Network Subsystem
RRC
Radio Resource Control
RRU
Remote Radio Unit
RST
Reset
RX
Receiver
SMA
Sub-Miniature A connector
STM
Synchronous Transfer Mode
STMAS
STM-1 type A Sub-board
STMBS
STM-1 type B Sub-board
TX
Transmitter
UBR
Unspecified Bit Rate
UE
User Equipment
UL
Uplink
UNI
User-network Interface
UTRAN
Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
VCI
Virtual Channel ID
Glossary
Glossary
Full Name
VPI
Virtual Path ID
WCDMA
Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
WOMCR
WCDMA Operation & Maintenance Center - Radio
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Figures
Figure 1 Appearance of BBUB Cabinet ...................................2
Figure 2 Structure of BBUB Cabinet.......................................2
Figure 3 Board Slot of BBUB (Full Configuration) .....................3
Figure 4 Structure of 8 U Standard Board...............................6
Figure 5 Panel of CCI Board .................................................8
Figure 6 Panel of BP Board................................................. 11
Figure 7 Panel of FNB Board............................................... 13
Figure 8 Panel of ETTB Board ............................................. 13
Figure 9 Appearance of DC Power Module ............................ 14
Figure 10 Panel of DC Power Module ................................... 15
Figure 11 Appearance of AC Power Module ........................... 16
Figure 12 Panel of AC Power Module.................................... 16
Figure 13 Appearance of Fan Module ................................... 17
Figure 14 Panel of Fan Module............................................ 18
Figure 15 Appearance of AC Power Cable ............................. 22
Figure 16 Appearance of BPWA/BPWC Cable......................... 23
Figure 17 Appearance of -48 V DC Power Cable .................... 23
Figure 18 Appearance of PE Cable....................................... 24
Figure 19 Appearance of 75 E1/E3 Cable ........................... 25
Figure 20 Appearance of 120 E1/100 T1 Cable ............... 27
Figure 21 Appearance of Trunk Node Interface and Ethernet
Cable.............................................................................. 29
Figure 22 Appearance of GPS Feeder ................................... 31
Figure 23 Appearance of Iub Interface/Cascaded Node B Fiber
Cable.............................................................................. 33
Figure 24 Appearance of RRU Interface Fiber Cable ............... 33
Figure 25 Appearance of BBUB Interconnection Cable ............ 34
Figure 26 BITS Clock Cable Appearance ............................... 35
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Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary ....................................................i
Table 2 Typographical Conventions ....................................... ii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ................................... ii
Table 4 Interface, Button, and LED indicator on CCI Panel ........9
Table 5 XJ4 Configuration on CCI..........................................9
Table 6 Button and LED Indicator on BP Panel ...................... 12
Table 7 Button and LED Indicator on DC Power Module .......... 15
Table 8 Button and LED Indicator on AC Power Module .......... 16
Table 9 LED Indicator on Fan Module................................... 18
Table 10 External Cable of BBUB ........................................ 20
Table 11 Port Signal of AC Power Cable ............................... 22
Table 12 Port Signal of DC Power Cable ............................... 24
Table 13 Port Signal of 75 E1/E3 Cable............................. 26
Table 14 Port Signal of 120 E1/100 T1 Cable.................. 27
Table 15 Port Signal of External Interface and Ethernet Cable . 30
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Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v

FNB Board ................................................................... 12

ETTB Board .................................................................. 13

Power Module ............................................................... 14

Fan Module .................................................................. 17

BPWA/BPWC Cable ........................................................ 22

DC Power Cable ............................................................ 23

120 E1/100 T1 Cable .............................................. 27

Cable Connection ................................................................ 28

External Interfaces and Ethernet Cable............................. 29

GPS Feeder .................................................................. 31

BBUB Interconnection Cable ........................................... 34

BITS Clock Cable........................................................... 35

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