ATP Document Huawei Bts3900A Base Station (SWAP) : Ufone/Technical/ANO/DOC/06/00

ATP Document
HUAWEI BTS3900A
Base Station (SWAP)
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HUAWEI BTS3900A Base Station (SWAP)
Ufone/Technical/ANO/DOC/06/00
Site Id and Name:
BTS 3900A ATP Snags Classification

Plannin
Product
ATP Workmanship g
Snag Details Factor
Date Factor(WM) * Factor
(PrF)
(PF)
Note: *
WF: Means Snags reported due to Workmanship /Human Factor.(Technical Expertise , Skills lacking.
Poor Workmanship etc)
PrF: Means Snags reported due to Product Factor/Issues (Product & Design issues/flaws, High fault rate
etc)
PF: Means Snags reported due to Planning factor/Issues (Poor planning and Management etc).
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ATP Summary (For Part 1-OFF LINE TEST)
S.No. Test Items Total Status

T01 Pass Fail
Hardware Acceptance Items
T01-01 Cabinet Installation 9
T01-02 Antenna System Installation 6
T01-03 Board Installation 2
T01-04 Cables and Grounding
T01-0401 Installation of Power Cables and PGND 6

Cables
T01-0402 Installation of Trunk Cables and Signal 8

Cables
T02 Power-On Test

T02-01 Running Test
T02-0101 Board Indicators
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ATP Summary (For Part 2-ON LINE TEST)
S # No. Test Items Total Status
T01
Service Items
T01-01 BCCH Mutual Help 3
T02 O & M function Acceptance Items

T02-01 Logging in to the Site Maintenance Terminal System 1
T02-02 Site reset in Levels 4
T02-03 Channel Status Check 2
T02-04 Board Operation 2
T03 BTS Alarms

T03-01 Door Alarm 2
T03-02 Smoke Alarm 2
T03-03 Water Alarm 2
T03-04 Temperature/Humidity Alarm 2
T03-05 External Alarm 4
T04 RF Specifications Test Items

T04-01 RF Specifications
T04-0101 VSWR Of The Antenna System 3
T04-0102 DRFU/GRFU Antenna Power 4
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Part I: OFF-LINE TEST
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T01 Hardware Acceptance Items
T01-01 Cabinet Installation
Objective
Verify that the installation of the BTS3900Aoutdoor cabinet complies with the corresponding engineering
specifications.
Result:
PassFailNot RunZapped
Comment & Remark:
Prerequisites
 The installation of the BTS3900A outdoor cabinet is complete.
Procedure Expected result Result
1. Check the placement The placement of the BTS3900A cabinet

of the cabinet. complies with the engineering design. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
2. Check the installation The master cabinet is on left side. The slave
position of the cabinet. cabinet is on right side. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
3. Check all bolts, flat All bolts are fastened. The spring washer is
washers, and spring installed between the bolt and the flat washer. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
washers. The base (support) is in proper position with the
expansion bolt holes.
4. Check the connection The cabinet is securely connected to the base

between the cabinet and is stable. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
and the base.
5. Check the horizontal The cabinet must be installed correctly in

error and vertical error horizontal view and vertical view. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
of the cabinet.
6. Check the cleanness The cabinet must be cleaned. There is no dust

and labels. inside and outside of the cabinet. The surface
of the cabinet must be clean and neat. The
Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
painting on the cabinet surface is satisfactory.
The labels are correct and clear.
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7. Check the sanitation inside There is no dust in or out of the sub rack. The
and outside of the cabinet. outer side of the cabinet is brushed and the
labels are well attached, complete, and legible Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
to power cables..
8. Check the cabinet door lock The front door can be locked reliably and be
unlocked by the key smoothly.
The rear door can be locked reliably
9. Check the surface of The cabinets are clean and neat. The exterior
cabinet paint is satisfactory. All labels, tags, and
nameplates are correct, legible, and complete. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
No transport damage can be found.
T01-02 Antenna System Installation
Objective:
Verify that the antenna system installation meets the engineering requirements.
The engineering parameters of antenna are as follows:
Result:
Comment & Remark:
1. Check the jumpers. The connectors of all the outdoor jumpers are
waterproofed. Waterproof curves are
Connector Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
made for the jumpers.
Bending
The bending radius of the jumper should be
20times larger than its diameter.
2. Check for sector Swap Check whether all physical connections between
antennas and BTS (sector) are correct. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
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T01-03 Board Installation
Objective:
Verify that the installation of boards meets the engineering requirements.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
Prerequisites
 The board installation is complete. The slots without boards are installed with dummy panels.
 Idle ports for power cables are protected with caps.
1. Check whetherthe The reference is as attached drawing.

installation positions of the
DRFU, DCDU, PSU, PDU,
EMUA and BBU are correct.
2. Checkwhetherthe screws The screws are in secure connection with the

are secure. subrack.
T01-04 Cables and Grounding
T01-0401 Installation of Power Cables and PGND Cables
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Objective
Verify that the power cables and PGND cables are correctly processed and installed.
Result:
Comment & Remark
Prerequisites
 All internal cables are installed.
1. Check the specifications of Check the PGND cables.

power cables and PGND The cross-sectional area of the PGND cable is
2
cables. equal to or larger than 16 mm . No
joint lies in the middle of the power
cable or the PGND cable. The power
cables and PGND cables are intact. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
The connectors in use on the power cables are
capped with protective sleeves.
2. Check the power cables and The power cables for the positive pole and
PGND cables of the battery. negative pole of the battery are connected.
The OT terminals of the power cables are
wrapped up with insulating tapes. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
3. Check the cables and related (1) The power cables and PGND cables
labels. are intact. Both ends of the power
cable and PGND cable are attached
with labels.
(2) The power cables and PGND cables
are not short-circuited or connected Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
reversely.
(3) The power cables and PGND cables
are not damaged or broken.
(4) No joint lies in the middle of the
power cable or the PGND cable.
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4. Check the connectors and (1) The lugs at both ends of the power
wiring terminals of power cables and PGND cables are
cables and PGND cables. soldered or securely crimped.
(2) The bare wires and lug handles at the
wiring terminals are tightly wrapped
up with insulating tapes or Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
heat-shrinkable tubes.
(3) Flat washers and spring washers are
securely and closely mounted on
wiring terminals.
5. Check the layout of power (1) The power cables and PGND cables
cables and PGND cables. are bundled separately from other
cables. The redundant part of the Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
power cables or PGND cables are
trimmed rather than coiled.
6. Check the Grounding Grounding Cable for Cabinet shall be properly

Connection to Earth Bus bar terminated to Earthing Bus bar. End to End
connectivity of grounding cable to Bus bar to Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
Earthing pit shall be verified.
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T01-0402 Installation of Trunk Cables and Signal Cables
Objective:
Verify that the installation of trunk cables and signal cables complies with the corresponding engineering
specifications.
Result:
Comment & Remark
Prerequisites
 The trunk cables and signal cables are installed.
Check the trunk cables. (1) The connectors of trunk cables are
Connector intact. The connectors of E1 cable Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
Bending are reliable and intact.
Check the cables on the cable The cables on the cable rack are bundled
rack. together tightly.
The cables are routed orderly and neatly with
cable ties at even internals and to proper
tightness.
Check the cable labels. Both ends of trunk cables are attached with
standard engineering labels to identify the Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
position of the cables. The labels are correct
and clear.
Check the installation and The connectors of the RF cables are fixed in
cabling of RF cables. position to avoid false connection that may
cause an abnormal voltage standing wave Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
ratio (VSWR). The RF cables are intact.
The horizontal RF cables are clamped into the
cable trough.
Check the power cables. The power cable of each module is securely
connected to the power socket. The screws
are fastened. Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
Cables with an extra length are reserved at the

connectors of the power cables.
Check the CPRI cable. Check the connection at both ends of the Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
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CPRI cable.
All the CPRI cables are neatly bundled with
cable ties at even intervals, to proper
tightness, and in the same direction.
An appropriate margin of the CPRI cable is
reserved at the CPRI connector, which
facilitates maintenance.
Check the installation of indoor The indoor 1/2 inch jumpers for different layers Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
jumpers. and sectors are laid separately.
Check the environment The environment monitoring cables are Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
monitoring cables. securely and neatly installed.
Huawei Representative PTML Representative

Name:_____________________ Name:_____________________
Signature:__________________ Signature:__________________
Date:______________________ Date:______________________
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T02 Power-On Test
T02-01 Running Test
T02-0101 Board Indicators
Objective:
Verify that the LEDs on each board work properly.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
(1) Pay attention to the status of LEDs on the GTMU, GRFU, FMU, GATM, and PSU when the BTS is powered on or
reset.
(2) For more information about board LEDs, see the BTS3900A GSM Product Description.
Prerequisites
The BTS is being powered on or is running.
Check the board LEDs. The board LEDs indicate the running status of
Running boards. For example, the generation
and clearance of alarms are indicated
State by the board LEDs exactly and in time Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
during power-on and loading.
The LEDs are in normal state when the boards
operate properly.

Name:_____________________ Name:_____________________
Date:______________________ Date:______________________
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Part II: ON-LINE TEST
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T01 Service Items
T01-01 BCCH Mutual Help
Objective:
Verify that the BSC supports BCCH mutual help.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
Prerequisites
 The local site management right must be released before the test.
 The cell has been in service for over 15 minutes.
Procedure Expected result
1. Power off the TRX where the BCCH of the cell After five minutes later, the cell reinitializes. The channel
resides in, triggering the process of primary BCCH state on the Site Maintenance System shows that the
mutual help. timeslot 0 of a TRX (not the primary BCCH TRX in the
Lock the BCCH TRX of the cell by remote OMCR, initial configuration) becomes the primary BCCH
triggering the process of primary BCCH mutual help. channel.
2. Use the test MS in the cell to originate a call. The calls are originated successfully, and the
communication is normal.
3. Repeat the step 1-2 to test next cell The calls are originated successfully, and the
communication is normal.
Cell No. BCCH Mutual active Result
Cell1 Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
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T02 O&M Function Acceptance Items
T02-01 Logging In to the Site Maintenance Terminal System
Objective:
Verify that users can log in to the BTS3900A LMT and perform operations system.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
 The IP address connected to the BTS through a crossover cable .
 The default password for you to log in to the Site Maintenance Terminal System is omc (lower case).
Prerequisites
 The BTS system is running properly.
 You have obtained the user name and password for login.
1. Start the BTS3900A LMT. The user logs in to the BTS3900A LMT successfully and
can perform the management and maintenance
2. Enter the user name and password. operations related to the BTS.
3. Enter the IP address of the BTS3900A.
4. Set User Type to Local User. Click OK..
T02-02 Site Resting Levels

Objective:
Verify that the BTS can be reset in levels on the BTS3900A LMT.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
 During initialization after reset, you cannot perform any operations on the BTS.
 Thelevel 3BTS reset loads the configuration data instead of program during initialization.
Prerequisites
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 The BSC6900 is running properly.
1. On the BTS3900A LMT, right-click the site name for (1) The Reset BTS in Levels dialog box is
acceptance in Management Tree, and then choose displayed.
Reset BTS in Levels from the shortcut menu. (2) After a moment, the system displays a
2. Select Level 3, and then click Reset. message indicating the successful reset.
3. On the BTS3900A LMT, right-click the site name for (3) The Reset BTS in Levels dialog box is
acceptance in Management Tree, and then choose displayed.
Reset BTS in Levels from the shortcut menu. (4) After a moment, the system displays a
4. Select Level 4, and then click Reset. message indicating the successful reset.
T02-03 Channel Status Check
Objective:
Verify that the channel check can be performed on the BTS3900A LMT.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
Prerequisites
1. The BTS system is running properly.

2. The GRFU to be tested is running properly.
1. On the BTS3900A LMT, right-click the TRX, and then (1) The Monitor Channel Status dialog box is
choose Monitor Channel status from the shortcut displayed, showing the type and status of each
menu. channel.
2. Make a call on the TRX, and check the Monitor (2) The idle channel is white, and the used
Channel Status dialog box at the same time. channel is green.
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T02-04 Board Operation
Objective:
Verify that the board-related operationscan be performed on theBTS3900A LMT.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
Prerequisites
 The GRFU to be tested is running properly.
1. Reset a board. (1) The shortcut menu is displayed.

(1) Choose BTSMaintenance>MaintainBoard. (2) The ResetBoard dialog box is displayed.
(2) Choose ResetBoard. (3) The configuration is successful.
(3) Specify the parameters Site, Subrack, and Slot. (4) A message is displayed, indicating that the
(4) Click Reset. reset is successful.
2. Query the information of a board. (1) The shortcut menu is displayed.

(1) Choose BTSMaintenance>MaintainBoard. (2) The QueryBoardInformation dialog box is
(2) Choose Query BoardInformation. displayed.
(3) Specify the parameters Site, Subrack, and Slot. (3) The configuration is successful.
(4) Click Query. (4) A message is displayed, indicating the

successful query.
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T03 BTS Alarms
T03-01 Door Alarm
Objective
Verify that the door status alarm can be reported by the PMU.
Result:
Prerequisites
1. The connection between the BTS3900A and BSC6900 is normal. The data configuration is correct.
2. The APMU is configured and in position.
3. The communication between the APMU and BBU is normal.
4. The door status sensor is installed on the power cabinet and is properly connected.
Procedure Expected Result
1. Open the front door of the APM. (1) The door status alarm is reported to the APMU
2. Close the front door of the APM. and the BSC6900 LMT.
(2) The door status alarm is cleared.
Remarks
None

Name:_____________________ Name:_____________________
Date:______________________ Date:______________________
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T03-02 Smoke Alarm
Objective
Verify that the smoke alarm can be reported normally.
Result:
Prerequisites
2. The EMUA is configured. The communication between the EMUA and BBU is normal.
3. The EMUA is connected properly to the smoke sensor.
1. Make some smoke under the smoke sensor by (1) The smoke alarm is reported on the BSC6900
burning some tobacco or short the circuit. LMT.
2. Clear the smoke or open the circuit. (2) The smoke alarm is cleared.
Remarks
None.
T03-03 Water Alarm
Objective
Verify that the water alarm can be reported normally.
Result:
Prerequisites
3. The EMUA is connected properly to the water sensor.
1. Dip the water sensor into water. (1) The water alarm is reported on the BSC6900
2. Take the water sensor out of water and wipe off the LMT.
water on the sensor. (2) The water alarm is cleared.
Remarks
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None.
T03-04 Temperature Alarm
Objective
Verify that the temperature alarm can be reported normally.
Result:
Prerequisites
3. The EMUA is connected properly to the temperature sensor.
1. Use a heat blower to heat the temperature sensor or (1) The over-temperature alarm is reported on the
short the circuit. BSC6900 LMT.
2. Stop the heat blower or open the circuit. Reduce the (2) After a moment, the over-temperature alarm is
temperature of the sensor to normal temperature. cleared.
Remarks
None.
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T03-05 External alarm
Objective:
Verify that all external alarms can be reported to OMC normally.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
There are 4 external environment alarms on site. All of alarms are Boolean values. If the alarm appears, the
alarm can be displayed normally on OMC. When the alarm recovers, the corresponding alarm will disappear on
OMC.
For DG Free Solution these Genset alarms provisioning and testing is not applicable
Open the “Main Switch DB” in Genset

Room. Disconnect the WAPDA supply
from the Main Switch. Genset will be
Check the Generator
started. Generator Running alarm will be Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
Running alarm
reported at the OMCR. On the Laptop, the
LED for alarm 8 will turn Red. Verify from
OMCR & Switch ON the MCB.
Cover the sun switch with a cloth. Tower

lights will turn on. Now remove one bulb
from the holder & Tower light failure alarm
Check the Tower light will be reported at OMCR. On the Laptop,
alarm the LED for alarm 9 will turn Red. Clear the Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
alarm once bulb is installed back & verify
from OMCR. the LED for alarm 9 will turn
Green.
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started. Wait for consistent response of the
Genset, for some time.
Locate the “OutPut Switch” on the Front

Panel of Genset. Change the Output
Switch to “OFF” position. The Output
supply of the Genset will be disconnected.
The alarm of “Generator Failure” (Alarm –
15) will be reported in OMCR. Change the
position of “Output Switch” to “ON”
position. The supply of Genset will be
again commenced. Reconnect the
WAPDA supply by changing position of
Main Switch to “ON” position.
Check the Generator
Failure alarm
Phase – II & onwards:

started. Wait for consistent response of the
Genset, for some time.
Disconnect the two cable jumpers of “Oil

Pressure Switch” and join [SHORT] them
by using a screwdriver. The alarm of
“Generator Failure” (Alarm – 15)will be
reported in OMCR. Reconnect the cable
jumpers to their original position at “Oil
Pressure Switch”.
Change the position of “Output Switch” to

“ON” position. The supply of Genset will be
again commenced.
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Reconnect the WAPDA supply by
changing position of Main Switch to “ON”
position.

Check the Generator
started. Generator Running alarm will be Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
Running alarm
reported at the OMCR. On the Laptop, the
LED for alarm 8 will turn Red. Verify from
OMCR & Switch ON the MCB.

Name:_____________________ Name:_____________________
Date:______________________ Date:______________________
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T04 RF Specifications Test Items
T04-01 RF Specifications
T04-0101 VSWR of the Antenna System
Objective:
Verify that the antenna VSWR complies with the corresponding engineering specifications.
Result:
Comment & Remark:
The VSWR of each feeder must be no more than 1.3 (without combiner)
The VSWR of each feeder must be no more than 1.4 (with combiner)
For Swap Scope:
 If the DTF exceeds newly installed jumper length then rectification of VSWR is not in swap scope.
 Rectification if required will be till feeder jumper connector near BTS end..
It is recommended that the site Master (ANRITSU or BIRD) is the instrument for VSWR test.
Note:
If the DTF exceeds newly installed BTS jumper/connector length then rectification of VSWR is not in Huawei swap scope
Prerequisites
1. The BTS system works normally.

2. The antenna test device is available.
Procedure A Expected result
1. Power off all the GRFUs in the test cell. Disconnect (1) The connection between the feeder and the
the feeder from the BTS and connect the feeder to device is proper.
the antenna test device. Antenna system is not more than 1.3 (without
2. Record the measured VSWR into Attached Table 1 of Combiner) normally. But for the sites which with shorter
Part 4 Acceptance Result.
feeder (less than 20 M) or the site with combiner, the
3. Measure the VSWRs of all the components in the
VSWR should no more than 1.4 (With Combiner).
antenna system by using the preceding method.
Restore the original connections after the test. (2) The test result is the same as that in step 2.
4. DTF Test Case..?
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Antenna VSWR Test result:
Cell Feeder VSWR Result
Cell1A Pass Fail
Cell1B Pass Fail
Cell1C Pass Fail

Cell1
Cell1D Pass Fail
Cell1E Pass Fail
Cell1F Pass Fail

Cell2

Cell3
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T04-0102 DRFU Transmit Power
Objective:
Verify that the actual transmit power of the DRFUs meets the requirements.
Result:
Prerequisites
 The BTS operates normally, and the calls of the DRFUs are normal.
After BSC6000 up gradation to BSC6900, as per Huawei GTAC solution DRFU should be reset before TRX transmit
power testing. The reason why the DRFU is given a reset is because during the normal operation only the timeslots
that are active have the power amplifier enabled as per the power saving feature. So when the transceiver is given a
reset the time slots get idle and a burst is transmitted on all the time slots in order to exploit a DRFU’s full power
transmit capability.
Procedure A Expected result
1. Measure the transmit power by Power meter.
As per ETSI EN 300 910 V7.4.0 (European Stadard Telecommunication Series) “The tolerance of the
actual maximum output power of the BTS shall be ±2 dB under normal conditions and ±2,5 dB under
DRFU
Power Output Power Output
Carrier Coupling ToC Output ToC Output Range(Normal) Range(Extreme)
BAND
TYPE System Power(W) Power(dBm)
± 2.0 dB ± 2.5 dB
No
900M DRFU 45W 46.53 44.53 ~ 48.53 44.03 ~ 49.03
combining
900M DRFU Combining 20W 43.01 41.01 ~ 45.01 40.51 ~ 45.51
No
1800M DRFU 40W 46.02 44.02 ~ 48.02 43.52 ~ 48.52
combining
1800M DRFU Combining 18W 42.55 40.55 ~ 44.55 40.05 ~ 45.05
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TRX No. Measured value Result
0 ( )dBm Pass Fail Not Run Zapped
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Name:_____________________ Name:_____________________
Date:______________________ Date:______________________
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BTS 3900A ATP Snags Classification

Poor Workmanship etc)

S.No. Test Items Total Status

T01-02 Antenna System Installation 6

T01-03 Board Installation 2

T01-04 Cables and Grounding

T01-0401 Installation of Power Cables and PGND 6

T01-0402 Installation of Trunk Cables and Signal 8

T02 Power-On Test

T02-0101 Board Indicators

S # No. Test Items Total Status

T02 O & M function Acceptance Items

T02-02 Site reset in Levels 4

T02-03 Channel Status Check 2

T02-04 Board Operation 2

T03 BTS Alarms

T03-02 Smoke Alarm 2

T03-03 Water Alarm 2

T03-04 Temperature/Humidity Alarm 2

T03-05 External Alarm 4

T04 RF Specifications Test Items

T04-0101 VSWR Of The Antenna System 3

T04-0102 DRFU/GRFU Antenna Power 4

T01-01 Cabinet Installation

Comment & Remark:

 The installation of the BTS3900A outdoor cabinet is complete.

Procedure Expected result Result

1. Check the placement The placement of the BTS3900A cabinet

4. Check the connection The cabinet is securely connected to the base

5. Check the horizontal The cabinet must be installed correctly in

6. Check the cleanness The cabinet must be cleaned. There is no dust

T01-02 Antenna System Installation

The engineering parameters of antenna are as follows:

Comment & Remark:

Verify that the installation of boards meets the engineering requirements.

Comment & Remark:

 Idle ports for power cables are protected with caps.

Procedure Expected result Result

1. Check whetherthe The reference is as attached drawing.

2. Checkwhetherthe screws The screws are in secure connection with the

T01-04 Cables and Grounding

T01-0401 Installation of Power Cables and PGND Cables

Comment & Remark

 All internal cables are installed.

Procedure Expected result Result

1. Check the specifications of Check the PGND cables.

6. Check the Grounding Grounding Cable for Cabinet shall be properly

Comment & Remark

 The trunk cables and signal cables are installed.

Procedure Expected result Result

Bending are reliable and intact.

Cables with an extra length are reserved at the

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T02-01 Running Test

T02-0101 Board Indicators

Verify that the LEDs on each board work properly.

Comment & Remark:

The BTS is being powered on or is running.

Procedure Expected result Result

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Verify that the BSC supports BCCH mutual help.

Comment & Remark: