01-Body - Bts 3012ae

HUAWEI BTS3012AE Base Station
Hardware Description Manual
Contents
Contents
1 Overview of the Hardware.......................................................................................................1-1
1.1 Introduction to the Hardware ........................................................................................................................1-2
1.2 Hardware Description ...................................................................................................................................1-2
2 Cabinet .........................................................................................................................................2-1
2.1 Introduction to the Cabinet............................................................................................................................2-2
2.2 Cabinet Configuration ...................................................................................................................................2-2
2.3 Subrack..........................................................................................................................................................2-4
2.3.1 DAFU Subrack.....................................................................................................................................2-4
2.3.2 DTRU Subrack.....................................................................................................................................2-4
2.3.3 Fan Subrack .........................................................................................................................................2-4
2.3.4 Signal Lightning Protection Subrack ...................................................................................................2-5
2.3.5 Power Subrack .....................................................................................................................................2-5
2.3.6 AC Power Distribution Subrack...........................................................................................................2-5
2.3.7 Battery Cabin .......................................................................................................................................2-5
2.3.8 Transmission Equipment Subrack........................................................................................................2-5
2.3.9 Common Subrack.................................................................................................................................2-6
2.3.10 DC Power Distribution Subrack.........................................................................................................2-6
2.4 Introduction to the Cabling Holes at the Bottom of the Cabinet ...................................................................2-6
2.5 Cabinet Wiring ..............................................................................................................................................2-8
2.5.1 Overview..............................................................................................................................................2-8
2.5.2 Wiring on the Front of the Cabinet ......................................................................................................2-8
2.5.3 Wiring at the Rear of the Cabinet.......................................................................................................2-13
2.6 Technical Specifications..............................................................................................................................2-15
2.6.1 Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................2-15
2.6.2 Weight ................................................................................................................................................2-15
2.6.3 Power Supply.....................................................................................................................................2-15
2.6.4 Power Consumption...........................................................................................................................2-17
3 Assemblies...................................................................................................................................3-1
3.1 Heat Exchanger .............................................................................................................................................3-2
3.2 Battery...........................................................................................................................................................3-3
3.3 Waterproof Module .......................................................................................................................................3-4
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3.4 NPMI.............................................................................................................................................................3-4
4 Boards ...........................................................................................................................................4-1
4.1 Overview.......................................................................................................................................................4-2
4.2 DTMU...........................................................................................................................................................4-3
4.2.1 Functions..............................................................................................................................................4-3
4.2.2 Panel.....................................................................................................................................................4-4
4.2.3 Indicators .............................................................................................................................................4-5
4.2.4 Ports .....................................................................................................................................................4-8
4.2.5 DIP Switches........................................................................................................................................4-8
4.3 DATU ..........................................................................................................................................................4-10
4.3.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-10
4.3.2 Panel...................................................................................................................................................4-11
4.3.3 Indicators ...........................................................................................................................................4-12
4.3.4 Ports ...................................................................................................................................................4-12
4.3.5 DIP Switches......................................................................................................................................4-13
4.4 DCSU ..........................................................................................................................................................4-14
4.4.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-14
4.4.2 Panel...................................................................................................................................................4-15
4.4.3 Ports ...................................................................................................................................................4-15
4.4.4 DIP Switches......................................................................................................................................4-15
4.5 DCCU..........................................................................................................................................................4-18
4.5.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-18
4.5.2 Panel...................................................................................................................................................4-19
4.5.3 Ports ...................................................................................................................................................4-19
4.6 DSCB ..........................................................................................................................................................4-20
4.6.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-20
4.6.2 Ports ...................................................................................................................................................4-20
4.7 DELU ..........................................................................................................................................................4-21
4.7.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-21
4.7.2 Panel...................................................................................................................................................4-21
4.7.3 Port.....................................................................................................................................................4-22
4.8 DGLU..........................................................................................................................................................4-22
4.8.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-22
4.8.2 Panel...................................................................................................................................................4-22
4.8.3 Port.....................................................................................................................................................4-23
4.9 DMLU.........................................................................................................................................................4-23
4.9.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................4-23
4.9.2 Panel...................................................................................................................................................4-23
4.9.3 Ports ...................................................................................................................................................4-23
4.10 DTRU........................................................................................................................................................4-24
4.10.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................4-24
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4.10.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-25
4.10.3 Indicators .........................................................................................................................................4-26
4.10.4 Ports .................................................................................................................................................4-27
4.11 DDPU........................................................................................................................................................4-28
4.11.1 Function ...........................................................................................................................................4-28
4.11.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-29
4.11.3 Indicators..........................................................................................................................................4-30
4.11.4 Ports .................................................................................................................................................4-31
4.12 DCOM.......................................................................................................................................................4-31
4.12.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................4-31
4.12.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-32
4.12.3 Ports .................................................................................................................................................4-32
4.13 DFCU ........................................................................................................................................................4-33
4.13.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................4-33
4.13.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-34
4.13.3 Indicators .........................................................................................................................................4-35
4.13.4 Ports .................................................................................................................................................4-35
4.14 FAN Box ...................................................................................................................................................4-36
4.14.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................4-36
4.14.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-37
4.14.3 Indicators .........................................................................................................................................4-37
4.14.4 Ports .................................................................................................................................................4-38
4.15 DPMU .......................................................................................................................................................4-38
4.15.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................4-38
4.15.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-39
4.15.3 Indicators .........................................................................................................................................4-39
4.15.4 Ports .................................................................................................................................................4-40
4.15.5 DIP Switch .......................................................................................................................................4-41
4.16 PSU ...........................................................................................................................................................4-41
4.16.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................4-41
4.16.2 Panel.................................................................................................................................................4-42
4.16.3 Indicators .........................................................................................................................................4-42
5 Cables ...........................................................................................................................................5-1
5.1 List of the BTS3012AE Cables .....................................................................................................................5-2
5.2 AC Power Cable............................................................................................................................................5-9
5.2.1 Functions..............................................................................................................................................5-9
5.2.2 Structure...............................................................................................................................................5-9
5.2.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-10
5.2.4 Installation Positions..........................................................................................................................5-10
5.3 PGND Cables ..............................................................................................................................................5-11
5.3.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-11
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5.3.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-11
5.3.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-11
5.4 Power Cables Between the DC Power Distribution Box and the DTRU Subrack ......................................5-12
5.4.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-12
5.4.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-12
5.4.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-12
5.5 Power Cables Between the DC Power Distribution Box and the DAFU Subrack ......................................5-13
5.5.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-13
5.5.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-14
5.5.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-14
5.6 Power Cable Between the DC Power Distribution Box and the Common Subrack....................................5-15
5.6.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-15
5.6.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-15
5.6.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-16
5.7 Power Cable Between the DC Power Distribution Box and the FAN Subrack...........................................5-16
5.7.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-16
5.7.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-17
5.7.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-17
5.8 Power Cable Between the DC Power Distribution Box and the Heat Exchanger .......................................5-18
5.8.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-18
5.8.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-18
5.8.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-18
5.9 75-ohm E1 Cable.........................................................................................................................................5-19
5.9.1 Functions............................................................................................................................................5-19
5.9.2 Structure.............................................................................................................................................5-19
5.9.3 Pin Description...................................................................................................................................5-20
5.10 120-ohm E1 Cable.....................................................................................................................................5-21
5.10.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-21
5.10.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-21
5.10.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-22
5.10.4 Installation Positions ........................................................................................................................5-23
5.11 Optical Fibers ............................................................................................................................................5-23
5.11.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-23
5.11.2 Structure ...........................................................................................................................................5-24
5.11.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-24
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5.12 RF Rx/Tx Signal Cable .............................................................................................................................5-24
5.12.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-24
5.12.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-25
5.12.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-25
5.13 Power Detection Cables ............................................................................................................................5-26
5.13.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-26
5.13.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-26
5.13.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-26
5.14 Four-in-One Short-Circuiting Cables ........................................................................................................5-27
5.14.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-27
5.14.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-27
5.14.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-27
5.15 Diversity Receive Short-Circuiting Cables ...............................................................................................5-27
5.15.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-27
5.15.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-28
5.15.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-28
5.16 Cable for the Combiner on the DTRU ......................................................................................................5-28
5.16.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-28
5.16.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-29
5.16.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-29
5.17 RF Jumper .................................................................................................................................................5-29
5.17.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-29
5.17.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-29
5.17.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-30
5.18 Close Signal Cable Between Cabinet Groups ...........................................................................................5-31
5.18.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-31
5.18.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-31
5.18.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-31
5.19 Far Signal Cable Between Cabinet Groups ...............................................................................................5-33
5.19.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-33
5.19.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-33
5.19.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-34
5.20 Boolean Value Input Signal Cable.............................................................................................................5-35
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5.20.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-35
5.20.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-35
5.20.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-36
5.21 RET Control Signal Cables .......................................................................................................................5-37
5.21.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-37
5.21.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-37
5.21.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-38
5.22 Ethernet Cable...........................................................................................................................................5-38
5.22.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-38
5.22.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-38
5.22.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-39
5.23 Signal Cables Between the DSCB and the DAFU Subrack ......................................................................5-40
5.23.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-40
5.23.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-40
5.23.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-41
5.24 TOP1 Signal Cable Between the DCCU and the DSCB ...........................................................................5-44
5.24.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-44
5.24.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-45
5.24.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-45
5.25 TOP2 Signal Cable Between the DCSU and the DSCB............................................................................5-48
5.25.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-48
5.25.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-48
5.25.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-49
5.26 Combined-Cabinet Signal Cable Between the DCSU and the DSCB.......................................................5-50
5.26.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-50
5.26.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-50
5.26.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-50
5.27 Signal Cable Between the DCSU and the DTRB......................................................................................5-53
5.27.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-53
5.27.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-53
5.27.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-54
5.28 RS485 Environment Monitoring Signal Cable..........................................................................................5-56
5.28.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-56
5.28.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-57
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5.28.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-57

5.29 E1 Signal Transfer Cable...........................................................................................................................5-60
5.29.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-60
5.29.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-61
5.29.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-61
5.30 Monitoring Signal Transfer Cable Between the NPMI and the DSCB .....................................................5-63
5.30.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-63
5.30.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-63
5.30.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-64
5.31 DPMU Monitoring Cable..........................................................................................................................5-65
5.31.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-65
5.31.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-65
5.31.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-65
5.32 Alarm Cable for the Air Breaker ...............................................................................................................5-67
5.32.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-67
5.32.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-67
5.32.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-67
5.33 Alarm Cable for the AC Lightning Arrester ..............................................................................................5-68
5.33.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-68
5.33.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-68
5.33.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-68
5.34 Cable for the Temperature and Humidity Sensor ......................................................................................5-69
5.34.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-69
5.34.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-69
5.34.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-70
5.35 Cable for the Door Status Sensor ..............................................................................................................5-70
5.35.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-70
5.35.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-71
5.35.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-71
5.36 Cable for the Smoke Sensor ......................................................................................................................5-72
5.36.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-72
5.36.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-72
5.36.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-73
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5.37 Cable for the Water Sensor........................................................................................................................5-73

5.37.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-73
5.37.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-73
5.37.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-73
5.38 Cables for the Built-In Battery Cabin........................................................................................................5-74
5.38.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-74
5.38.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-74
5.38.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-75
5.39 Cables for the External Battery Cabinet....................................................................................................5-76
5.39.1 Functions..........................................................................................................................................5-76
5.39.2 Structure...........................................................................................................................................5-76
5.39.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-77
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Figure 1-1 BTS3012AE hardware structure.......................................................................................................1-2
Figure 2-1 BTS3012AE cabinet .........................................................................................................................2-2
Figure 2-2 BTS3012AE cabinet in full configuration ........................................................................................2-3
Figure 2-3 Cabling holes at the bottom of the BTS3012AE cabinet ..................................................................2-7
Figure 2-4 Silkscreens of the cabling holes........................................................................................................2-7
Figure 2-5 Wiring on the front of the BTS3012AE cabinet (configured with the DDPU) .................................2-9
Figure 2-6 Cable layout at the front of the BTS3012AE cabinet (configured with the DFCU) .......................2-10
Figure 2-7 NPMI wiring...................................................................................................................................2-11
Figure 2-8 Wring at the rear of the BTS3012AE cabinet .................................................................................2-13
Figure 3-1 Heat exchanger .................................................................................................................................3-2
Figure 3-2 Waterproof module (half unit) ..........................................................................................................3-4
Figure 3-3 Ports on the NPMI ............................................................................................................................3-5
Figure 4-1 DTMU panel.....................................................................................................................................4-4
Figure 4-2 DIP switches on the DTMU..............................................................................................................4-8
Figure 4-3 DATU panel....................................................................................................................................4-11
Figure 4-4 DIP switches on the DATU.............................................................................................................4-13
Figure 4-5 DCSU panel....................................................................................................................................4-15
Figure 4-6 DIP switches on the DCSU.............................................................................................................4-16
Figure 4-7 DCCU panel ...................................................................................................................................4-19
Figure 4-8 DSCB panel ....................................................................................................................................4-20
Figure 4-9 DELU panel....................................................................................................................................4-21
Figure 4-10 DGLU panel .................................................................................................................................4-22
Figure 4-11 DMLU panel .................................................................................................................................4-23
Figure 4-12 DTRU panel..................................................................................................................................4-25
Figure 4-13 DDPU panel..................................................................................................................................4-29
Figure 4-14 DCOM panel.................................................................................................................................4-32
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Figure 4-15 DFCU panel..................................................................................................................................4-34

Figure 4-16 FAN Box panel .............................................................................................................................4-37
Figure 4-17 DPMU panel .................................................................................................................................4-39
Figure 4-18 DPMU DIP switch ........................................................................................................................4-41
Figure 4-19 PSU panel .....................................................................................................................................4-42
Figure 5-1 Structure of a power cable between the DC power distribution box and the DTRU subrack.........5-12
Figure 5-2 Structure of a cable between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack....................5-14
Figure 5-3 Structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the common subrack..............5-15
Figure 5-4 Structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN subrack....................5-17
Figure 5-5 Structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat exchanger .................5-18
Figure 5-6 Structure of a 75-ohm E1 cable ......................................................................................................5-20
Figure 5-7 Structure of the 120-ohm E1 cable .................................................................................................5-22
Figure 5-8 Structure of the optical fiber ...........................................................................................................5-24
Figure 5-9 Structure of an RF Rx signal cable and an RF Tx signal cable.......................................................5-25
Figure 5-10 Power detection cable ...................................................................................................................5-26
Figure 5-11 Four-in-one short-circuiting cable.................................................................................................5-27
Figure 5-12 Diversity receive short-circuiting cable ........................................................................................5-28
Figure 5-13 Structure of the cable for combiner on the DTRU ........................................................................5-29
Figure 5-14 Structure of a 1/4-inch RF jumper ................................................................................................5-30
Figure 5-15 Structure of a 1/2-inch RF jumper ................................................................................................5-30
Figure 5-16 Structure of the close signal cable between cabinet groups ..........................................................5-31
Figure 5-17 Structure of far signal cable between cabinet groups....................................................................5-33
Figure 5-18 Structure of the Boolean value input signal cable.........................................................................5-35
Figure 5-19 Structure of an RET control signal cable ......................................................................................5-38
Figure 5-20 Structure of the Ethernet cable......................................................................................................5-39
Figure 5-21 Structure of a signal cable between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack........................................5-40
Figure 5-22 Structure of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB .......................................5-45
Figure 5-23 Structure of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB........................................5-48
Figure 5-24 Structure of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB.....................5-50
Figure 5-25 Structure of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB..................................................5-53
Figure 5-26 Structure of the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable ......................................................5-57
Figure 5-27 Structure of the E1 signal transfer cable .......................................................................................5-61
Figure 5-28 Structure of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the DSCB ...................5-63
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Figure 5-29 Structure of the DPMU monitoring cable .....................................................................................5-65

Figure 5-30 Structure of the alarm cable for the air breaker.............................................................................5-67
Figure 5-31 Structure of the alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester ............................................................5-68
Figure 5-32 Structure of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor....................................................5-69
Figure 5-33 Structure of the cable for the access door status ...........................................................................5-71
Figure 5-34 Structure of the cable for the smoke sensor ..................................................................................5-72
Figure 5-35 Structure of the cable for the water sensor....................................................................................5-73
Figure 5-36 Structure of the GND cable...........................................................................................................5-74
Figure 5-37 Structure of the 48 V power cable...............................................................................................5-75
Figure 5-38 Structure of the cable for the temperature sensor of the built-in batteries ....................................5-75
Figure 5-39 Structure of the cable for the external battery door status and temperature sensor.......................5-77
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Tables
Table 1-1 BTS3012AE hardware........................................................................................................................1-2
Table 2-1 Cables on the front of the cabinet .....................................................................................................2-11
Table 2-2 Cables at the rear of the BTS3012AE cabinet ..................................................................................2-14
Table 2-3 Dimensions of the BTS3012AE cabinet...........................................................................................2-15
Table 2-4 Weight of the BTS3012AE cabinet...................................................................................................2-15
Table 2-5 Specifications for the BTS3012AE power supply. ...........................................................................2-15
Table 2-6 Voltage types supported by the BTS3012AE....................................................................................2-16
Table 2-7 Power consumption of the BTS3012AE...........................................................................................2-17
Table 3-1 Ports on the heat exchanger ................................................................................................................3-3
Table 3-2 Waterproof module types....................................................................................................................3-4
Table 3-3 Ports on the NPMI ..............................................................................................................................3-5
Table 4-1 BTS3012AE board category...............................................................................................................4-2
Table 4-2 DTMU indicators................................................................................................................................4-5
Table 4-3 Ports on the DTMU panel...................................................................................................................4-8
Table 4-4 S4/S5/S6/S7 DIP switches..................................................................................................................4-9
Table 4-5 DATU indicators...............................................................................................................................4-12
Table 4-6 Ports on the DATU panel..................................................................................................................4-12
Table 4-7 Settings for the DIP switches on the DATU .....................................................................................4-13
Table 4-8 Ports on the DCSU panel..................................................................................................................4-15
Table 4-9 Settings for SW1...............................................................................................................................4-16
Table 4-10 Settings for SW11...........................................................................................................................4-16
Table 4-11 Settings for SW2SW5...................................................................................................................4-17
Table 4-12 Settings for SW6 and SW7.............................................................................................................4-17
Table 4-13 Settings for SW8.............................................................................................................................4-18
Table 4-14 Settings for SW9 and SW10 ...........................................................................................................4-18
Table 4-15 Ports on the DCCU panel ...............................................................................................................4-19
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Table 4-16 Ports on the DSCB panel ................................................................................................................4-20

Table 4-17 Slots in the DSCB subrack .............................................................................................................4-21
Table 4-18 Port on the DELU panel .................................................................................................................4-22
Table 4-19 Port on the DGLU panel.................................................................................................................4-23
Table 4-20 Ports on the DMLU panel...............................................................................................................4-23
Table 4-21 DTRU indicator description ...........................................................................................................4-26
Table 4-22 Ports on the DTRU panel................................................................................................................4-27
Table 4-23 DDPU indicators ............................................................................................................................4-30
Table 4-24 Ports on the DDPU panel................................................................................................................4-31
Table 4-25 Ports on the DCOM panel ..............................................................................................................4-32
Table 4-26 DFCU indicators.............................................................................................................................4-35
Table 4-27 Ports on the DFCU panel................................................................................................................4-35
Table 4-28 FAN Box indicators ........................................................................................................................4-37
Table 4-29 Ports on the FAN Box panel ...........................................................................................................4-38
Table 4-30 DPMU indicators............................................................................................................................4-39
Table 4-31 Ports on the DPMU panel...............................................................................................................4-40
Table 4-32 PSU indicators ................................................................................................................................4-42
Table 5-1 BTS3012AE cables ............................................................................................................................5-2
Table 5-2 Specifications of the AC power cables for the BTS3012AE ............................................................5-10
Table 5-3 Installation positions of the BTS3012AE AC power cables .............................................................5-10
Table 5-4 Pins of the cables between the DC power distribution box and the DTRU subrack.........................5-12
Table 5-5 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and DTRU subrack......5-13
Table 5-6 Pins of a cable between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack .............................5-14
Table 5-7 Installation positions of the cables between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack ..515
Table 5-8 Pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the common subrack .......................5-16
Table 5-9 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the common subrack.516
Table 5-10 Pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN subrack ...........................5-17
Table 5-11 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN subrack .5-17
Table 5-12 Pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat exchanger ........................5-18
Table 5-13 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat exchanger ..519
Table 5-14 Pins of a 75-ohm E1 cable ..............................................................................................................5-20
Table 5-15 Installation position of the 75-ohm E1 cable ..................................................................................5-21
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Table 5-16 Pins of a 120-ohm twisted pair .......................................................................................................5-22

Table 5-17 Installation position of a 120-ohm E1 cable ...................................................................................5-23
Table 5-18 Installation position of the optical fiber..........................................................................................5-24
Table 5-19 Installation positions of the RF Rx signal cable and the RF Tx signal cable..................................5-25
Table 5-20 Installation positions of the power detection cable.........................................................................5-26
Table 5-21 Installation positions of the four-in-one short-circuiting cable.......................................................5-27
Table 5-22 Installation positions of the diversity receive short-circuiting cable ..............................................5-28
Table 5-23 Installation positions of the cable for the combiner on the DTRU .................................................5-29
Table 5-24 Installation positions of the RF jumpers .........................................................................................5-30
Table 5-25 Pins of the close signal cable between cabinet groups....................................................................5-31
Table 5-26 Installation positions of the close signal cable between cabinet groups .........................................5-33
Table 5-27 Pins of far signal cable between cabinet groups .............................................................................5-34
Table 5-28 Installation positions of far signal cable between cabinet groups...................................................5-35
Table 5-29 Pins of the Boolean value input signal cable ..................................................................................5-36
Table 5-30 Installation positions of the Boolean value input signal cable........................................................5-37
Table 5-31 Installation positions of an RET control signal cable .....................................................................5-38
Table 5-32 Pins of the Ethernet cable ...............................................................................................................5-39
Table 5-33 Installation positions of the Ethernet cables ...................................................................................5-39
Table 5-34 Pins of a signal cable between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack .................................................5-41
Table 5-35 Installation positions of the signal cables between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack ..................5-44
Table 5-36 Pins of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB.................................................5-45
Table 5-37 Installation positions of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB ......................5-48
Table 5-38 Pins of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB .................................................5-49
Table 5-39 Installation positions of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB.......................5-49
Table 5-40 Pins of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB ..............................5-50
Table 5-41 Installation positions of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB....5-53
Table 5-42 Pins of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB ...........................................................5-54
Table 5-43 Installation positions of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB .................................5-56
Table 5-44 Pins of W1 ......................................................................................................................................5-57
Table 5-45 Pins of W2 ......................................................................................................................................5-58
Table 5-46 Pins of W3 ......................................................................................................................................5-59
Table 5-47 Pins of W4 ......................................................................................................................................5-60
Table 5-48 Installation positions of the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable .....................................5-60
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Table 5-49 Pins of the E1 signal transfer cable.................................................................................................5-61

Table 5-50 Installation positions of the E1 signal transfer cable ......................................................................5-62
Table 5-51 Pins of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the DSCB ............................5-64
Table 5-52 Installation positions of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the DSCB ..5-64
Table 5-53 Pins of the DPMU monitoring cable ..............................................................................................5-65
Table 5-54 Installation positions of the DPMU monitoring cable ....................................................................5-67
Table 5-55 Installation positions of the alarm cable for the air breaker............................................................5-68
Table 5-56 Installation positions of the alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester ...........................................5-69
Table 5-57 Pins of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor .............................................................5-70
Table 5-58 Installation positions of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor...................................5-70
Table 5-59 Pins of the cable for the door status sensor.....................................................................................5-71
Table 5-60 Installation positions of the cable for the door status sensor ..........................................................5-72
Table 5-61 Installation positions of the cable for the smoke sensor .................................................................5-73
Table 5-62 Installation positions of the cable for the water sensor...................................................................5-74
Table 5-63 Installation positions of the cables for the built-in battery cabin ....................................................5-75
Table 5-64 Bare wires at one end of door status and temperature sensor cable................................................5-77
Table 5-65 Installation positions of the cables for the external battery cabinet ................................................5-77
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Overview of the Hardware
About This Chapter

The following table lists the sections of this chapter.
Section
Description
1.1 Introduction to the

Hardware
Introduces the structure of the BTS3012AE hardware.
1.2 Hardware Description
Describes the BTS3012AE hardware.
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1.1 Introduction to the Hardware

The BTS3012AE consists of the BTS3012AE cabinet, cables, auxiliary equipment, and
antenna system.
Figure 1-1 shows the structure of the BTS3012AE hardware.
Figure 1-1 BTS3012AE hardware structure
Antenna
system
Antenna
Jumper
Jumper
TMA
Feeder
BTS3012AE
cabinet
Fiber
E1 trunk cable
Signal cable
Power cable
1.2 Hardware Description

Table 1-1 lists the BTS3012AE hardware.
Table 1-1 BTS3012AE hardware
Hardware
Description
Reference
Antenna
system
Consists of a BTS antenna system and a

GPS antenna system
For the details of the structure

and installation of the antenna
system, refer to the
BTS3012AE Base Station
Installation Manual Antenna
System Installation Manual.
The BTS antenna system is mandatory

and the GPS antenna system is optional.
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Reference
Auxiliary
equipment
Optional
None
BTS3012AE
cabinet
Mandatory
Refer to Chapter 2 Cabinet
Cables
Mandatory
Refer to Chapter 5 Cables
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Auxiliary equipment consists of the

battery cabinet, power interface box,
transmission interface box, DDF, GPS
receiver, environment status monitor, and
other monitoring equipment.
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Cabinet
About This Chapter

Section
Description
2.1 Introduction to the Cabinet
Introduces the appearance of the cabinet.
2.2 Cabinet Configuration
Introduces the configuration of the cabinet.
2.3 Subrack
Introduces the subracks.
2.4 Introduction to the Cabling

Holes at the Bottom of the
Cabinet
Introduces the cabling holes at the bottom of the cabinet.
2.5 Cabinet Wiring
Describes the cabinet wiring.
2.6 Technical Specifications
Describes the technical specifications, including

specifications related to dimensions, weight, power
supply, and power consumption.
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2.1 Introduction to the Cabinet

The BTS3012AE cabinet has a modular design and conforms to the IEC60297 standard.
Figure 2-1 shows the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Figure 2-1 BTS3012AE cabinet
2.2 Cabinet Configuration

As the core of the BTS, the BTS3012AE cabinet mainly processes BTS signals.
The DFCU has the same functions as the DDPU and the DCOM, so you can choose either of
the following schemes for the DAFU subrack of the BTS3012AE:
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DDPU and DCOM
DFCU
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Part (A) in Figure 2-2 shows the single cabinet in full configuration when the BTS3012AE is
configured with the DDPU and the DCOM. Part (B) in Figure 2-2 shows the single cabinet in
full configuration when the BTS3012AE is configured with the DFCU.
Figure 2-2 BTS3012AE cabinet in full configuration
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Wire holder
D
D
P
U
D
D
P
U
D
D
P
U
DC PDU
Air return
DCSU
DCCU
DATU
DC PDU
DCSU
DCCU
DATU
DTMU
DTMU
Air return
Air return
DTMU
DTMU
Air return
10
Wire holder
Air inlet
Wire holder
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
BAT -48V 50AH

D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
Transmission unit
BAT -48V 50AH
Transmission unit
FAN
Air inlet
BAT -48V 150AH
D
T
R
U
Air inlet
PSU PSU PSU

PSU PSU
AC PDU
BAT -48V 150AH
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
DELU 1/DGLU
DMLU/DGLU
DELU 0
PSU PSU PSU

PSU PSU
DPMU PSU PSU PSU
Cable in/out
EMI
(A)
AC PDU
(B)
(1) DAFU subrack
(2) DTRU subrack
(3) Fan subrack
(5) Power subrack

(9) Transmission
equipment subrack
(6) AC power distribution subrack

(10) Common subrack
(7) 150 AH battery cabin

(11) DC power distribution subrack
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T
R
U
FAN
Air inlet
DPMU PSU PSU PSU
Cable in/out
EMI
D
T
R
U
Wire holder
3
DELU 1/DGLU
DMLU/DGLU
DELU 0
D
F
C
U
Wire holder
Wire holder
7
D
F
C
U
D
F
C
U
(4) Signal lightning

protection subrack
(8) 50 AH battery cabin
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At present, the DFCU supports only the EGSM 900 M band. The DFCU is used only when the
configuration is S4/4/4 or higher.
As shown in part (A) of Figure 2-2, the DAFU subrack can be configured with DCOMs according to
the actual situation.
2.3 Subrack
2.3.1 DAFU Subrack
The DAFU subrack mainly performs the following functions:
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Transmit/receive duplex and transmission combining of radio frequency (RF) signals
Receive diversity and received signal amplification
Low noise amplification control
You can choose the DDPU or DFCU for the DAFU subrack. The DDPU and the DFCU can
be placed in each other's slots.
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If the DAFU subrack is configured with only the DDPUs, the number of DDPUs in full
configuration is generally three. The DCOMs are used only when the cell is configured
with more than four carriers. If no DCOMs are used, a maximum of six DDPUs can be
configured.
If the DAFU subrack is configured with only the DFCUs, the number of DFCUs in full
configuration is generally three.
The interfaces of the DDPUs, DFCUs, and DCOMs are on the front panel. The boards of the
DAFU subrack connect with other boards or units in the cabinet through cables.
For the position of the DAFU subrack, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.2 DTRU Subrack

The DTRU subrack mainly performs the following functions:
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RF signal processing
Output power coupling
Downlink signal amplification
The DTRU subrack supports a maximum of six DTRUs.

The DTRU subrack uses the DTRU backplane (DTRB) to transmit signals.
The RF cables and power cables of the DTRU are on the front panel.
For the position of the DTRU subrack, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.3 Fan Subrack

The fan subrack has one fan box, which contains four fans and one Fan Monitor and Control
Board (FMCB).
For the position of the fan subrack, see Figure 2-2.
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2.3.4 Signal Lightning Protection Subrack

The full configuration of the signal lightning protection subrack is as follows:
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One E1 Signal Lightning Protection Units for the DTRU BTS (DELU)
One Monitor Signal Lightning Protection Unit for the DTRU BTS (DMLU)
One Combined Group Signal Lightning Protection Unit for the DTRU (DGLU) is
required when the distance between cabinet groups is 25 meters.
One Cabinet Signal Connection Backboard (DSCB)
For the position of the signal lightning protection subrack, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.5 Power Subrack

The full configuration of the power subrack is as follows:
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One Power and Environment Monitoring unit for the DTRU BTS (DPMU)
Seven Power Supply Units (PSUs)
For the position of the power subrack, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.6 AC Power Distribution Subrack

The AC power distribution subrack has one EMI filter and one AC Power Distribution Unit
(PDU) that controls the AC power supply and protects the modules.
The AC power distribution subrack has four 32-A air breakers, one 10-A air breaker, and one
maintenance switch.
For the position of the AC power distribution subrack, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.7 Battery Cabin

The BTS3012AE has two battery cabins.
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The 48 V 150 AH battery cabin is in the lowest subrack of the left half cabinet.
The 48 V 50 AH battery cabin is in the second lowest subrack of the left half cabinet.
When the external AC power supply or the PSU in the power subrack fails, the built-in
200 AH battery can provide power for four hours in S4/4/4 mode when the traffic volume is
normal.
For the position of the BTS3012AE battery cabins, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.8 Transmission Equipment Subrack

The transmission equipment subrack houses the built-in E1, SDH, and micro-wave
transmission equipment or other user equipment.
The reserved space provided by Huawei is of two configuration modes:
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150 AH + 7 U
150 AH + 50 AH + 2 U
The customer can choose one configuration mode according to the requirement.
For the position of the transmission equipment subrack in the cabinet, see Figure 2-2.
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2.3.9 Common Subrack

The common subrack manages the entire BTS3012AE by providing the following items:
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Reference clock
Power supply interface
Transmission interface
Maintenance interface
External alarm-collecting interface
Control of the Remote Electrical Tilt Unit cable (RET)
Feed of the Tower Mounted Amplifier (TMA)
The full configuration of the common subrack is as follows:

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Two Transmission/Timing/Management Units for the DTRU BTS (DTMUs)
Two Antenna and TMA Control Units for the DTRU BTS (DATUs)
When a single BTS3012AE cabinet serves three or less cells, it requires only one
DATU.
When a single BTS3012AE cabinet serves more than three cells, it requires two
DATUs and one or multiple TMAs.
One Combined cabinet Signal connection Unit for the DTRU BTS (DCSU)
One Cable Connection Unit for the DTRU BTS (DCCU)
The common subrack uses the Common Module Backplane for DTRU BTS (DCMB) to
transmit signals between the boards in the common subrack. The ports of all the boards in the
common subrack are on the front panel.
For the position of the common subrack, see Figure 2-2.
2.3.10 DC Power Distribution Subrack

The DC power distribution subrack has one DC PDU (Power Distribution Unit) that is used to
distribute DC power supply and protect the modules.
The DC power distribution box has thirteen 3V3 power connectors and sixteen power
switches.
2.4 Introduction to the Cabling Holes at the Bottom of the

Cabinet
All the external cables of the BTS3012AE are led into or led out of the cabinet through the
cabling holes at the bottom of the cabinet.
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Figure 2-3 shows the cabling holes at the bottom of the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Figure 2-3 Cabling holes at the bottom of the BTS3012AE cabinet
1
Bottom plate of the

BTS3012AE
5
(1) GPS cabling

hole
(5) Grounding bar
(2) AC lightning
(3) Cabling hole for the RF
(4) Waterproof
arrester
jumper
module subrack
(6) Cabling hole for the E1 trunk cable, environment monitoring cable, or cabinet
group cable
Figure 2-4 shows the silkscreens of the cabling holes.
PGND
02
PGND
D1
BAT PGND
Figure 2-4 Silkscreens of the cabling holes
SW IN
RRU -48V
BAT DOOR BAT TEM

L3
AC L out
L2
AC L out
L1
COMPRESS
1
Microwave
01
Signal 02
Signal 01
Microwave 02
S/HDSL-01
E1-3
E1-1/OUT
RRU GND
Microwave 03
S/HDSL-02
E1-4
Microwave 04
ANT11 ANT8 ANT5
ANT2
ANT10
ANT7 ANT4
ANT1
ANT9
ANT6 ANT3
ANT0
E1-2/OUT
COMPRESS
2
(1) Silkscreen of the

(2) Silkscreen of the cabling hole for E1 trunk cable, environment
waterproof module subrack
monitoring cable, or cabinet group cable
(3) Silkscreen of the cabling hole for the RF jumper
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The introduction to the major parts at the bottom of the BTS3012AE cabinet is as follows:
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The GPS cabling hole connects the GPS clock cable. The introduced GPS signal is used
as the reference clock signal for the cabinet.
The BTS3012AE AC lightning arrester is of two types: the lightning arrester for
220 V AC and the lightning arrester for 110 V AC dual-live.
The waterproof module provides cabling holes for the PGND cable of the battery cabinet,
external power cables (L1, L2, L3, and N), PGND combined cabinet 01, PGND
combined cabinet 02, AC output live wire, and AC output neutral wire.
The grounding bar is used to ground the power cable and protection ground cable.
The cabling hole for E1 trunk cable, environment monitoring cable, or cabinet group
cable is used to connect these cables.
The cabling hole for the RF jumper is the cabling hole for the 1/4-inch jumper and 1/2inch jumper. These two jumpers are used to connect the feeder in the antenna system and
the feeder port on the DDPU or on the DFCU.
2.5 Cabinet Wiring

2.5.1 Overview
Subsequently, the BTS3012AE cabinet wiring refers to the internal wiring of the cabinet.
The following topics describe the internal wiring of the cabinet.
2.5.2 Wiring on the Front of the Cabinet

Figure 2-5 shows the cable layout at the front of the cabinet, which is configured with the
DDPU.
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In Figure 2-5, the RF cables between the DTRU and the DDPU are configured in S4/4/4 mode.
Generally, the DCOM is not configured in S4/4/4 mode. In Figure 2-5, the additional DCOM is used to
describe the wiring between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack.
Figure 2-5 Wiring on the front of the BTS3012AE cabinet (configured with the DDPU)
DCOM
DDPU
S6.1
DTMUDTMU
DDPU
S6.2
DCOM
S6.3
DDPU
DCOM
S7.2
S7.1
S7.3
DCSUDCCUDATU
R7
R9
R1
R8
S1
S12
S11
P1
P2
P3
P4
S2
R13
P7.3
P7.2
P7.1
S3
R11
R3
R2
R15
R14
R5
R12
R10
R17
R4
R6
R18
R16
P5
P6
P7
DTRU
S5
P8
DTRU
P8
R20
D
T
S12R
B
R25
DTRU
R27
R29
R22
R6
R5
R3
P10
P16
DTRU
R4
R2
R1
DTRU
R23
R21
R19
P9
DTRU
R24
R26
R28
R30
R7
R8
R9
R10
R11
R12
R13
R14
R15
R16
R17
R18
P13
P5
P4
P1
P2
P6
P3
P15
FAN
S11.3
P11
P9
S6
S2
S11.2
S8
S22
S23
S10
S21
S1
S3
PSU
S5
S4
S7
PSU
PSU
S9
PSU
S11.1
S13
Cable inlet
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Figure 2-6 shows the cable layout at the front of the cabinet, which is configured with the
DFCU.
Figure 2-6 Cable layout at the front of the BTS3012AE cabinet (configured with the DFCU)
S6.1
S6.2
DFCU
DTMU DTMU
R7
S
3
R2
R8
S1
S12
DFCU
R1
S24
DCSU DCCU DATU
S6.3
DFCU
S11
R32
R3
R9
R10 R31
S25
P1
P2
P3
P4
S
2
P5
P6
S7.2
R4
S7.1
S7.3
P7
DTRU
S5
P8
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
P9
P10
P16
P8
D
S12T
R
B
P13
P5
P4
P1
P2
P6
P3
P15
FAN
S11.3
P11
S6
S2
S11.2
P9
S22
S8
S21
S10
S23
S1
S3
PSU
S5
S4
S9
PSU
PSU
PSU
S11.1
S13
Cable inlet EMI

Signal cable
Power cable
AC PDU
RF cable
As shown in Figure 2-6, the RF cable connections between the DTRU and the DFCU are based on the
S4/4/4 mode. As the number of cables is great, for easy recognition, connections of only the power
detection cables are provided in sector 1 and connections of only the RF Tx cables and RF Rx cables are
provided in sector 2. Actually, power detection cables, RF Tx cables, and RF Rx cables must be
connected in all the sectors.
As shown in Figure 2-5 and Figure 2-6, S4 and S13 connect to the port on the NodeB Power
Monitor unit Interface board (NPMI).
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Figure 2-7 shows the wiring of the NPMI.

Figure 2-7 NPMI wiring
S16
BAT_TEM3
JAC2
S15
S14
JK2
FU_ALM
JAC1
BAT_TEM1
JK1 BAT_TEM2
S13
S4
JTD1
JTD2
JTD3
TEM_HUM
COM 1
J1
COM 2
JTD4
JTD5
JTD6
JTD7
COM 3
COM 4
JKM1
SMOKE
S17
WATER
S18
DOOR
S19
S20
Table 2-1 lists the cables on the front of the cabinet.

Table 2-1 Cables on the front of the cabinet
Cable No.
Cable Name
Quantity
R1R6
RF Tx signal cable
R7R18
RF Rx signal cable
12
R19R30
Cable for combiner on the DTRU
12
R31
Four-in-one short-circuiting cable
R32
Diversity receive short-circuiting cable
S1
Combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the

DSCB
S2
TOP1 signal cable from the DCCU to the DSCB
S3
E1 signal transfer cable
S4
Monitoring transfer cable from the NPMI to the DSCB
S5
TOP2 signal cable from the DCSU to the DSCB
S6
Signal cable between the DSCB and slots 0 through 2 in the

DAFU subrack
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Cable No.
Cable Name
Quantity
S7
Signal cable between the DSCB and slots 3 through 5 in the

DAFU subrack
S9
Close signal cable 1 between cabinet groups
S10
Close signal cable 2 between cabinet groups
S11
RS485 environment monitoring signal cable
S12
Signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB
S13
DPMU monitoring cable
S14
Alarm cable for the air breaker
S15
Cable for the temperature sensor of the built-in batteries
S16
Alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester
S17
Cable for the temperature and humidity sensor
S18
Cable for the water sensor
S19
Cable for the door status sensor
S20
Cable for the smoke sensor
S21
75-ohm/120-ohm E1 cable
S22
Far signal cable between cabinet groups
S23
Boolean value input cable
S24~S25
Power detection cable
P1P6
Power cable between the DC power distribution box and

DTRU 0DTRU 6
P7
Power cable between the DC power distribution box and the

DAFU subrack
P8

DCCU
P9

FAN subrack
P10

heat exchanger
P11P14
PGND cable
P15P18
PGND cable
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2.5.3 Wiring at the Rear of the Cabinet

Figure 2-8 shows the wiring at the rear of the cabinet.
RTN
Figure 2-8 Wring at the rear of the BTS3012AE cabinet
10
-48V Load1
S14
S17
-48V Load2
S19
8
S20
13
14 15
S18.1
S18.2
S14
S15
RTN -48V
Air conditioner
or heat
exchanger
S11 P10 12
S12
P18
P17
10,14
P12
13
5 6
1 23 7
RTN
Load1
Load2
BAT
7
P14
12.2 12.11110987 6 543

21
L4L4L5L5L6L6L7L7L8L8
4,5 3
Power cable
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Table 2-2 lists the cables at the rear of the cabinet.

Table 2-2 Cables at the rear of the BTS3012AE cabinet
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Cable No.
Cable Name
Quantity
S11
RS485 environment monitoring signal cable
S12
Signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB
S13
DPMU monitoring cable
S14
Alarm cable for the air breaker
S15
Cable for the temperature sensor of the built-in batteries
S17
Cable for the temperature and humidity sensor
S18
Cable for the water sensor
S19
Cable for the door status sensor
S20
Cable for the smoke sensor
P10

heat exchanger
P11P14
PGND cable
P15P18
PGND cable
13
Live wire between the filter and the terminal at the rear of the
AC power distribution box
4, 5
Neutral wire between the filter and the terminal at the rear of
the AC power distribution box
68
Live wire between the terminal at the rear of the AC power

distribution box and the PSU
911
Neutral wire between the terminal at the rear of the AC power

distribution box and the PSU
12
AC power cable between the AC power distribution box and

the HX
13
PSU BAT output power cable to air breaker
14
Battery compartment positive pole
15
Air breaker to battery compartment negative pole
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2.6 Technical Specifications

2.6.1 Dimensions
Table 2-3 shows the dimensions of the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Table 2-3 Dimensions of the BTS3012AE cabinet
Item
Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Cabinet
1,000
880
1,700
Cabinet plus base
1,000
880
1,900
2.6.2 Weight
Table 2-4 lists the weight of the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Table 2-4 Weight of the BTS3012AE cabinet
DAFU Subrack
Configuration Type
Weight (kg)
The DDPU is configured
Empty cabinet (excluding the heat

exchanger or internal subracks)
200
Assembly cabinet (including the heat

exchanger and internal subracks)
310
Full configuration (no storage batteries,

configured with a front door and all the
boards)
390
Empty cabinet (excluding the heat

exchanger or internal subracks)
200
Assembly cabinet (including the heat

exchanger and internal subracks)
310
Full configuration (no storage batteries,

configured with a front door and all the
boards)
420
The DFCU is configured
2.6.3 Power Supply

Table 2-5 lists the specifications for the BTS3012AE power supply.
Table 2-5 Specifications for the BTS3012AE power supply.
Rated Voltage(V AC)
Rated Power
Power Distribution Type
196240 ! 10% (phase voltage)
4565 Hz
220 V AC single-phase input
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Rated Voltage(V AC)
Rated Power
196240 + 10% (phase voltage)
4565 Hz
220 V AC 3-phase power input
196240 + 10% (line voltage)
4565 Hz
110 V AC dual-live input
Table 2-6 lists the types of voltage supported by the BTS3012AE.

Table 2-6 Voltage types supported by the BTS3012AE
Rated Voltage(V AC)
Rated Power
220 (phase voltage)
50 Hz or 60 Hz
220 V AC single-phase input
50 Hz or 60 Hz
220 V AC3-phase power input
50 Hz or 60 Hz
230 (phase voltage)

240 (phase voltage)
380/220 (line voltage/phase
voltage)
voltage)
voltage)
voltage)
voltage)
240/120(line voltage/phase
voltage)
voltage)
voltage)
voltage)
voltage)
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2.6.4 Power Consumption

Table 2-7 lists the recommended and maximum power consumption of the BTS3012AE in
recommended configuration mode.
Table 2-7 Power consumption of the BTS3012AE
Power Consumption
Condition
Value
Mean value
Normal temperature, 900 MHz 60 W TRX,

S4/4/4 full configuration, heat exchanger out
of work, AC power consumption in mean
traffic volume
2.4 kW
Maximum value
Normal temperature, 900 MHz 60 W TRX,

S4/4/4 full configuration, maximum AC
power consumption (including the charging
power consumption of the storage battery)
when heat exchanger out of work
5.6 kW
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About This Chapter

Section
Description
3.1 Heat Exchanger
Introduces the heat exchanger of the BTS3012AE cabinet.
3.2 Battery
Introduces the battery of the BTS3012AE.
3.3 Waterproof Module
Introduces the waterproof module of the BTS3012AE.
3.4 NPMI
Introduces the NPMI module.
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3.1 Heat Exchanger

A heat exchanger is installed on the front door of the BTS3012AE cabinet to adjust the
temperature of the cabinet. The heat exchanger has high reliability. It can generate alarms if
faults occur.
Figure 3-1 shows the heat exchanger of the BTS3012AE.
When the BTS3012AE cabinet is configured with a heat exchanger and a sunshade, the
working temperature ranges from 40C to +45C.
Figure 3-1 Heat exchanger
The silkscreens and functions of the ports on these two types of heat exchangers are the same.
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Table 3-1 describes the ports on these two types of heat exchangers.
Table 3-1 Ports on the heat exchanger
Port
Type
Description
COM Port
DB15 male
connector
Connects to the RS485 environment monitoring signal

cable
DC Power
Common large 3pin connector
Connects to the DC power cable
AC Power
Common power
connector
Connects to the AC power cable
3.2 Battery
The battery is optional.
The BTS3012AE provides a built-in battery cabin and an external battery cabinet. When the
external power supply fails, the batteries in the built-in battery cabin or external battery
cabinet are used to provide temporary power for the cabinet.
Built-In Battery Cabin

The BTS3012AE cabinet has a 48 VDC 150 AH battery cabin and a 48 VDC 50 AH battery
cabin. The maximum configuration of the battery is 200 AH. In S4/4/4 configuration mode,
the built-in 200 AH battery can provide power for four hours when the traffic volume is
normal.
External Battery Cabinet

The external storage batteries can provide up to 600 AH power. Under an S4/4/4 site
configuration, the external storage batteries can supply power for more than four hours when
the traffic volume remains at a normal level.
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3.3 Waterproof Module

The waterproof module is a blue rubber module. Figure 3-2 shows a half waterproof module.
Figure 3-2 Waterproof module (half unit)
(1) Fill block
(2) Core layer
Table 3-2 lists the three types of waterproof module.

Table 3-2 Waterproof module types
Type
Dimensions (Height % Width % Depth)
CM 15w40 PE
15 mm % 40 mm % 40 mm
CM 20w40 PE
20 mm % 40 mm % 40 mm
CM 30w40 PE
30 mm % 40 mm % 40 mm
3.4 NPMI
The NPMI is placed on the top of the cabinet. It is used to transmit the monitoring signals of
the BTS3012AE.
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Figure 3-3 shows the ports on the NPMI.

Figure 3-3 Ports on the NPMI
BAT_TEM3
JAC2
JK2
JAC1
JK1 BAT_TEM2 BAT_TEM1
FU_ALM
JTD1
JTD2
JTD3
TEM_HUM
JTD4
JTD5
JTD6
JTD7
JKM1
SMOKE
WATER
DOOR
COM 1
COM 2
COM 4
J1
COM 3
Table 3-3 lists the ports on the NPMI.

Table 3-3 Ports on the NPMI
Port
Connector
Function
BAT_TEM3
4-pin common connector
Battery temperature sensor port
BAT_TEM2
External battery temperature sensor port
BAT_TEM1
Internal battery temperature sensor port
FU_ALM
Battery broken circuit alarm port
JAC2JAC1
Optical coupling output control port
JK2JK1
Main contact point output control port
JTD1, JTD2,
and JTD4JTD7
Main contact point alarm input port
JTD3
AC lightning arrester alarm port
TEM_HUM
Temperature and humidity signal input port
JKM1
Lightning arrester alarm port
SMOKE
Smoke sensor port
WATER
Water sensor port
DOOR
Door status sensor port
J1
DB50 female connector
Transferring NPMI signals to the DPMU
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Port
Connector
Function
COM1COM4
Reserved CBUS communication port
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About This Chapter

The following table lists the contents of this chapter.
Section
Describes
4.1 Overview
Lists the boards and modules of the BTS3012AE.
4.2 DTMU~4.16 PSU
Introduces the boards and modules of the BTS3012AE in

terms of front panel, port, indicator, and DIP switch.
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This chapter describes the following aspects of the BTS3012AE boards:
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Function
Panel
Indicator
Port
DIP switch
Table 4-1 lists the BTS3012AE boards.

Table 4-1 BTS3012AE board category
Subsystem
Common
subsystem
Signal
protection
subsystem
Board
4-2
Configuration (Single
Cabinet)
Maximum
Minimum
DTMU
Transmission/Timing/Managem
ent Unit for the DTRU BTS
DATU
Antenna and TMA Control Unit

for the DTRU BTS
DCSU
Combined cabinet Signal

connection Unit for the DTRU
BTS
DCCU
Cable Connection Unit for the

DTRU BTS
DSCB
Cabinet Signal Connection

Backboard
DELU
E1 Signal Lightning Protection

Unit for the DTRU BTS
Combined Group Signal

Lightning-Protection Unit for
the DTRU
DMLU
Monitor Signal Lightning

Protection Unit for the DTRU
BTS
DTRU
Double-Transceiver Unit
DGLU
Doubletransceiver
subsystem
Full Name
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Full Name
Configuration (Single
Cabinet)
Maximum
Minimum
DCOM
Combining Unit for the DTRU

BTS
DDPU
Dual-Duplexer Unit for the

DTRU BTS
DFCU
Filter Combiner Unit for DTRU

BTS
FAN subrack
FAN
Box
FAN Box
Power
subrack
PSU
Power Supply Unit
1+1
DPMU
Power and Environment

Monitoring Unit for the DTRU
BTS
4.2 DTMU
4.2.1 Functions
The DTMU is placed in slot 0 and slot 1 of the common subrack. It is a mandatory module.
There are two DTMUs in full configuration and only one DTMU in minimum configuration.
The DTMU is an entity for basic transmission and control in the BTS3012AE. It works as a
main controller.
The DTMU performs the following functions
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Providing the external GPS input
Providing the BITS synchronized clock input
Backup between the active and standby boards
Provides a 10 Mbit/s Ethernet network port for terminal maintenance
Providing four E1 inputs by default
Controlling, maintaining, and operating the BTS
Downloading the BTS software
Providing fault management, configuration management, performance management, and

security management
Providing and managing the centralized clock
Providing the hot backup for the clock unit
Providing backup for the E1 port and main control unit
Supporting eight digital alarm inputs, two of them being lightning arrester failure alarm
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Supporting four extended digital control signal outputs
Monitoring the external fan control panel and power module
4.2.2 Panel
Figure 4-1 shows the panel of the DTMU.
Figure 4-1 DTMU panel
DTMU
RUN
ACT
PLL
LIU1
LIU2
LIU3
LIU4
SWT
ALM
RST
MMI
T2M
FCLK
T13M
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4.2.3 Indicators
Table 4-2 lists the indicators on the DTMU panel.
Table 4-2 DTMU indicators
Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
RUN
Green
Indicates the
board operation
Slow flash
The OML is blocked.
(on for 2
seconds and
off for 2
seconds)
Slow flash
Normal
(on for 1
second and off
for 1 second)
ACT
PLL
Green
Green
Indicates
whether the
board is active
or standby
Indicates the
clock status
Fast flash at
uncertain
intervals
BSC data loading
Off
Power failure of the board
Off
Standby
On
Active
Off
Abnormal clock
On
Free-run
Fast flash
Pull-in
(on for 0.125

seconds and
off for 0.125
seconds)
Fast flash
Lock
(on for 0.5

seconds and
off for 0.5
seconds)
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Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
LIU1
Green
Indicates the
transmission
status of E1 port
1 and port 5
Off
E1 port 1 is normal when

SWT is off.

SWT is on.
E1 port 1 near end alarm

occurs when SWT is off.

occurs when SWT is on.
E1 port 1 remote end alarm



SWT is off.

SWT is on.





SWT is off.

SWT is on.




On
Fast flash
(on for 0.125
seconds and
off for 0.125
seconds)
LIU2
Green
Indicates the
transmission
status of E1 port
2 and port 6
Off
On
Fast flash
(on for 0.125
seconds and
off for 0.125
seconds)
LIU3
Green
Indicates the
transmission
status of E1 port
3 and port 7
Off
On
Fast flash
(on for 0.125
seconds and
off for 0.125
seconds)
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Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
LIU4
Green
Indicates the
transmission
status of E1 port
4 and port 8
Off

SWT is off.

SWT is on.


Fast flash (on

for 0.125
seconds and
off for 0.125
seconds)


When the
DTMU
supports eight
E1 routes, the
SWT status is
slow flash (on
for 10 seconds
and off for 10
seconds)
When the SWT off, LIU1 to

LIU4 indicate the
transmission status of E1
port 1 to 4.
When the SWT on, LIU1 to

LIU4 indicate the
transmission status of E1
port 5 to 8.
When the
DTMU
supports four
E1 routes, the
SWT indicator
is always off.
LIU1 to LIU4 indicate the

transmission status of E1 port
1 to 4.
Off
No board alarm
On
Board alarm
On
SWT
ALM
Green
Red
Indicates the
transmission
status of E1
routes
Alarm indicators
If the DTMU supports eight E1 routes and only the first line is used, the description of the indicators is
as follows:
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When SWT is on, LIU1LIU4 is on.
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4.2.4 Ports
Table 4-3 lists the ports on the DTMU panel.
Table 4-3 Ports on the DTMU panel
Port
Type
Description
T2M
SMB (female)
Output reference testing clock
FCLK
SMB (female)
216.7 Hz frame clock
T13M
SMB (female)
13 MHz primary reference clock
MMI
RJ45
Terminal maintenance network port
4.2.5 DIP Switches

The DTMU has five DIP switches on its front panel. S4, S5, S6, and S7 are used to select
whether the rings of E1s 18 are grounded. S3 is reserved. Figure 4-2 shows the initial
settings of the DIP switches on the DTMU.
Figure 4-2 DIP switches on the DTMU
ON
S4
S5
S6
S7
S3
4-8
OFF
4
1
4
1
4
1
4
1
4
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Table 4-4 lists the DIP switches on the DTMU.

Table 4-4 S4/S5/S6/S7 DIP switches
DIP Switch
DIP Bit
ON/OFF
Function
S5
ON
E1 1, sending, ring grounded
OFF
E1 1, sending, ring ungrounded
ON
E1 1, receiving, ring grounded
OFF
E1 1, receiving, ring ungrounded
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
S4
S7
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DIP Bit
ON/OFF
Function
S6
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
4.3 DATU
4.3.1 Functions
The DATU is placed in slots 2 to 4 and slot 7 of the common subrack. The DATU is optional.
The BTS3012AE supports a maximum of two DATUs.
The DATU performs the following functions:
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Transmitting the remote electrical tilt unit (RET) control signals
Feeding the TMA
Reporting alarms related to the control of the RET antenna and monitoring the feed
current
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4.3.2 Panel
Figure 4-3 shows the DATU panel.
Figure 4-3 DATU panel
DATU
RUN
ACT
ALM
ANT0
ANT1
ANT2
ANT3
ANT4
ANT5
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4.3.3 Indicators
Table 4-5 lists the indicators on the DATU panel.
Table 4-5 DATU indicators
Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
RUN
Green
Indicates the
running
status of the
board
Slow flash
(on for 2
seconds and
off for 2
seconds)
There is power supply but the

communication with the DTMU is
abnormal.
Slow flash
(on for 1
second and
off for 1
second)
The board is running normally and

the communication with the DTMU
is normal.
Off
There is no power supply and the

board or software is faulty.
Indicates the
running
status of the
services
On
The link of AISG is normal.
Off
The link of AISG is abnormal.
Fast flash at
uncertain
intervals
The link of AISG is being set up.
Alarm
indicator
On
An alarm is generated, such as an

overcurrent alarm.
Off
The board is running normally.
ACT
ALM
Green
Red
4.3.4 Ports
Table 4-6 lists the ports on the DATU panel
Table 4-6 Ports on the DATU panel
4-12
Port
Type
Description
ANT0
SMA (female)
Feeds and transmits RET control signals.
ANT1
SMA (female)
Feed
ANT2
SMA (female)
ANT3
SMA (female)
Feed
ANT4
SMA (female)
ANT5
SMA (female)
Feed
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4.3.5 DIP Switches

The DATU has three DIP switches on its front panel.
Figure 4-4 shows the initial settings for the DIP switches on the DATU.
Figure 4-4 DIP switches on the DATU
ON
OFF
SW1
OFF
ON
4 1
SW3
4 1
OFF
ON
SW2
Table 4-7 lists the settings for the DIP switches.

Table 4-7 Settings for the DIP switches on the DATU
DIP Switch
DIP Bit
ON/OFF
Function
SW1
ON
Enabling the single-chip microcomputer

loading in the case of debugging
OFF
Normal working mode
ON

OFF
Normal working mode
ON
Normal working mode
OFF

ON
Normal working mode
OFF

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DIP Bit
ON/OFF
Function
SW2
ON
No.1 feed output: ON
OFF
No.1 feed output: OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Reserved
Reserved
SW3
4.4 DCSU
4.4.1 Functions
The DCSU is placed in slot 5 of the common subrack. There is only one DCSU and it is
mandatory.
The DCSU is used to transmit cabinet-group signals and combined-cabinet signals between
the common subrack and the DSCB.
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4.4.2 Panel
Figure 4-5 shows the DCSU panel.
Figure 4-5 DCSU panel
DCSU
CC_OUT
CC_IN
TO_DTRB
TOP2
4.4.3 Ports
Table 4-8 lists the ports on the DCSU panel.
Table 4-8 Ports on the DCSU panel
Silkscreen
Type
Description
CC_OUT
MD64 (female)
For cable output from the combined cabinets
CC_IN
MD64 (female)
For cable input to the combined cabinets
To_DTRB
MD64 (female)
Connecting to the DTRB through cables
TOP2
DB26 (female)
Connecting to the DSCB through cables
4.4.4 DIP Switches

The DCSU has 14 DIP switches. SW12, SW13, and SW14 are reserved.
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Figure 4-6 shows the initial settings for the DIP switches on the DCSU.
Figure 4-6 DIP switches on the DCSU
ON
SW6
OFF 1
SW7
SW10
SW9
4 1
ON
OFF
SW8
SW5
SW14
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
SW3
4
SW2
SW12
SW4
SW13
SW11
ON
OFF
SW1
SW1 and SW11 are used to set the main cabinet and extension cabinet in the cabinet group,
and to select the terminal match.
Table 4-9 lists the settings for SW1.
Table 4-9 Settings for SW1
SW1
Function
All ON
Main cabinet of the main cabinet group
All OFF
Other cases
Table 4-10 lists the settings for SW11.

SW11
Function
All ON
CBUS1 terminal match
All OFF
CBUS1 no terminal match
The descriptions of SW11 in different situations are as follows:
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Single cabinet: All ON
Combined cabinet: All ON
Two-cabinet group: All ON
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Three-cabinet group: All OFF for the main cabinet and all ON for the other cabinets
SW2 through SW5 are used to set the main cabinet and extension cabinet and to select the
terminal match.
Table 4-11 lists the settings for SW2SW5.
Table 4-11 Settings for SW2SW5
SW2SW5
Function
All ON
Main cabinet
All OFF
Extension cabinet
SW6 and SW7 are used to set E1 impedance. See Table 4-12 for details.
Table 4-12 Settings for SW6 and SW7
DIP Switch
DIP Bit
ON/OFF
Function
SW6
ON
E1 1: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 1: 120 ohms
ON
E1 2: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 2: 120 ohms
ON
E1 3: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 3: 120 ohms
ON
E1 4: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 4: 120 ohms
ON
E1 5: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 5: 120 ohms
ON
E1 6: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 6: 120 ohms
ON
E1 7: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 7: 120 ohms
ON
E1 8: 75 ohms
OFF
E1 8: 120 ohms
SW7
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SW8 is used to set the cabinet number. In a cabinet group, you need to set SW8 for the main
cabinet. See Table 4-13 for details. You can use the default settings for the extension cabinets,
that is, all the extension cabinets are set to ON.
DIP Bit
Function
ON
ON
ON
ON
Main cabinet of the main cabinet group
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
Main cabinet of extension cabinet group 1
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
Main cabinet of extension cabinet group 2
SW9 and SW10 are used to set cabinet type. See Table 4-14 for details.
Table 4-14 Settings for SW9 and SW10
SW9
SW10
Function
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
The cabinet type is BTS3012AE.
4.5 DCCU
4.5.1 Functions
The DCCU is placed in slot 6 of the common subrack. There is only one DCCU and it is
mandatory.
The DCCU performs the following functions
4-18
Converting the input and output signals of the common subrack
Inputting the power of the common subrack
Providing EMI filtering
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4.5.2 Panel
Figure 4-7 shows the DCCU panel.
Figure 4-7 DCCU panel
DCCU
TRAN
To_FAN
TO_TOP1
POWER
4.5.3 Ports
Table 4-15 lists the ports on the DCCU panel.
Table 4-15 Ports on the DCCU panel
Silk-Screen
Type
Description
TRAN
MD64 (female)
For E1 signal input
To_FAN
DB26 (female)
Connects to the fan panel through cables
TO_TOP1
MD64 (female)
Connects to the DSCB subrack through cables
POWER
3V3 power
connector
For power input of the common unit
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4.6 DSCB
4.6.1 Functions
The DSCB is in the signal lightning protection subrack. It is used to transfer signals.
4.6.2 Ports
Figure 4-8 shows the DSCB panel.
TO SLAVE GROUP2
TO SLAVE GROUP1
DELU 0
TO SLAVE CABINET
DMLU/DGLU
TO DAFU 3-5
DELU 1/DGLU
TO DAFU 0-2
TO 3G E1
TO DCSU TOP
TO NPMI
TO DCCU E1
TOP (FROM DCCU)
TO SLAVEMASTER
(FROM DCSU)
Figure 4-8 DSCB panel
Table 4-16 lists the ports on the DSCB panel.

Table 4-16 Ports on the DSCB panel
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Port Silkscreen
Type
Description
TO SLAVEMASTER
(FROM DCSU)
MD68 female
Cable connector to the DCSU
TOP (FROM DCCU)
MD68 female
Cable connector to the DCCU
TO DCCU E1
MD36 female
E1 cable connector from the DCCU
TO NPMI
MD36 female
486 environment monitoring cable

connector to the NPMI
TO DCSU TOP
MD36 female
Cable connector to the DCSU
TO 3G E1
MD36 female
3G E1 cable connector, unused now
TO DAFU 0-2
MD68 female
Cable connector to DDPU 0DDPU 2
TO DAFU 3-5
MD68 female
Cable connector to DDPU3DDPU 5
TO SLAVE CABINET
MD36 female
Connector for the signal cable between

combined cabinets
TO SLAVE GROUP1
MD36 female
Close connector for signal cable between

cabinet groups
TO SLAVE GROUP2
MD36 female
Close connector for signal cable between

cabinet groups
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Table 4-17 describes the slots in the DSCB subrack.

Table 4-17 Slots in the DSCB subrack
Slot
Corresponding Board
Description
Slot 0
DELU
Slot 0 is configured with only the DELU.
Slot 1
DGLU
Slot 1 of the extension cabinet group is

configured with the DGLU when the
distance between the cabinet groups is 25
meters.
DMLU
In the conditions except that described

above, slot 1 is configured with the DMLU.
DGLU
Slot 2 of the main cabinet group is

configured with the DGLU when the
distance between the cabinet groups is 25
meters.
DELU
In the conditions except that described

above, slot 2 is configured with the DELU.
Slot 2
4.7 DELU
4.7.1 Functions
The DELU is in the signal lightning protection subrack. It is configured in slot 0 and slot 2 of
the DSCB (from top to bottom). The BTS3012AE requires a minimum of two DELUs.
One DELU can protect four channels of E1 signals from lightning strikes.
4.7.2 Panel
Figure 4-9 shows the DELU panel.
DELU
Figure 4-9 DELU panel
TR
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4.7.3 Port
Table 4-18 lists the port on the DELU panel.
Table 4-18 Port on the DELU panel
Port Silkscreen
Type
Description
TR
DB25 female
Transmits E1 lightning protection signals
4.8 DGLU
4.8.1 Functions
The DGLU is in the signal lightning protection subrack. It is used to provide lightning
protection for the signals of BTS3012AE cabinet groups when the distance between cabinet
groups is 25 meters.
The DGLU is optional. When the distance between cabinet groups is 25 meters, the DGLU
is required.
The BTS3012AE supports a maximum of one DGLU. The configuration principles are as
follows:
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The DGLU in the main cabinet group is configured in slot 2 on the DSCB.
The DGLU in the extension cabinet group is configured in slot 1 on the DSCB.
4.8.2 Panel
Figure 4-10 shows the DGLU panel.
DGLU
Figure 4-10 DGLU panel
CKB
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4.8.3 Port
Table 4-19 lists the port on the DGLU panel.
Table 4-19 Port on the DGLU panel
Port Silkscreen
Type
Description
CKB
DB25 female
Connects the clock cables of the two cabinets in

a cabinet group
4.9 DMLU
4.9.1 Functions
The DMLU is in the signal lightning protection subrack. It is configured in slot 1 of the
DSCB. The BTS3012AE supports a maximum of one DMLU.
The DMLU can protect 8 external Boolean value inputs from lightning. It also provides a
2-port 485-serial bus port.
4.9.2 Panel
Figure 4-11 shows the DMLU panel.
DMLU
Figure 4-11 DMLU panel
SW IN/OUT
EAC
4.9.3 Ports
Table 4-20 lists the ports on the DMLU.
Table 4-20 Ports on the DMLU panel
Port Silkscreen
Type
Description
SW IN/OUT
DB44 female
8-route Boolean value inputs
2-route relay signal inputs
2-port 485-serial bus port
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Port Silkscreen
Type
Description
EAC
DB9 female
Connects the external environment alarm box

and transmits signals.
4.10 DTRU
4.10.1 Functions
The DTRU is placed in the DTRU subrack. There are a maximum of six DTRU boards.
The DTRU performs the following functions:
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RF subsystem transmit part
Converting the baseband signals on the two TRXs to the RF signals
Supporting up-frequency conversion of the signals and RF frequency hopping
Filtering, amplifying, and outputting the combined signals
RF subsystem receive part
Dividing and modulating the RF signals on the two TRXs
Supporting transmit receive and RF frequency hopping
Baseband processing part
Processing signals
Supporting coding and decoding, interleaving and de-interleaving, modulation and

demodulation
Supporting voice fax services
Supporting data services in Phase II, GPRS services, and EDGE services
Supporting RF loop test and changeover of the faulty phase-lock loop
Supporting transmit diversity and 4-way receive diversity
Amplifying the output power
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4.10.2 Panel
Figure 4-12 shows the DTRU panel.
Figure 4-12 DTRU panel
DTRU
TX1
IN1
TCOM
IN2
TX2
RST
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RXM1
RXD1
RXM2
RXD2
PWR
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4.10.3 Indicators
Table 4-21 lists the indicators on the DTRU panel.
Table 4-21 DTRU indicator description
Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
RUN
Green
Running status
and power-on
indicator of the
DTRU
On

board is faulty.
Off
There is no power supply and

the board is faulty.
Slow flash (on

for 2 seconds
and off for 2
seconds)
The board is starting.
Slow flash (on

for 1 second and
off for 1
second)
The board is running.
Fast flash (on

for 0.2 seconds
and off for 0.2
seconds)
The DTMU is sending

configuration parameters to
the DTRU.
On
The board is running (the

DTMU sends configuration
parameters to the DTRU and
the cell is starting).
ACT
Green
TRX running
status indicator
All the channels on the two

TRXs can work normally.
ALM
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Red
Alarm
indicator
Off
The communication between

the DTRU and the DTMU is
not set up.
Slow flash (on

for 1 second and
off for 1
second)
Only parts of the logic

channels are working normally
(including after TRX mutual
aid).
On (including
high-frequency
flash)
A critical alarm is generated.
Off
The board is normal.
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Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
RF_IND
Red
RF interface
indicator
On
Voltage standing wave radio

(VSWR) alarm
Off
Normal
Slow flash Slow

flash (on for 1
second and off
for 1 second)
Radio link alarm
4.10.4 Ports
Table 4-22 lists the ports on the DTRU panel.
Table 4-22 Ports on the DTRU panel
Port
Type
Description
TX1
N (female)
When the signals are not combined, they are sent to the
RF front end through TX1.
When the signals are combined, they are output to IN1

through TX1.
IN1
SMA (female)
When the signals are combined, IN1 connects to TX1.
TCOM
N (female)
Combines and then outputs the signals from IN1 and IN2
Outputs PBT combined signals
IN2
SMA (female)
When the signals are combined, IN2 connects to TX2.
TX2
N (female)
When the signals are not combined, they are sent to the
RF front end through TX2.
When the signals are combined, they are output to IN2

through TX2.
RXM1
SMA (female)
Main receive port of TRX 1 or Diversity 1 receive port of

TRX 1
RXD1
SMA (female)

TRX 1
RXM2
SMA (female)

TRX 1
RXD2
SMA (female)
Diversity receive port of TRX 2 or Diversity 4 receive port

of TRX 1
PWR
3V3 power
connector
Power supply
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4.11 DDPU
4.11.1 Function
The DDPU, together with the DCOM, is placed in the slots of the DAFU subrack. The
DDPU is optional. The BTS3012AE can be configured with the DDPU or the DFCU.
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When the BTS3012AE is configured with only the DDPUs, the number of DDPUs in
full configuration is generally three. If no DCOMs are configured, a maximum of six
DDPUs can be configured.
When the BTS3012AE is configured with only the DFCUs, the number of DFCUs in full
configuration is generally three.
The DDPU performs the following functions:
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Sending multiples routes of RF signals from the transceiver in the DTRU to the antenna
through the duplexer
Sending signals from the antenna after amplifying and quartering them to the
transceivers in the DTRU
Detecting VSWR alarms in the antenna system
Receiving the gain control of the low noise amplifier
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4.11.2 Panel
Figure 4-13 shows the DDPU panel.
Figure 4-13 DDPU panel
ANTB
ANTA
DDPU
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
COM
POWER
RXA1
RXA2
TXA
RXA3
RXA4
RXB1
RXB2
RXB3
TXB
RXB4
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4.11.3 Indicators
Table 4-23 lists the indicators on the DDPU panel.
Table 4-23 DDPU indicators
Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
RUN
Green
Running
status and
power
indicator of
the DDPU
On

board is faulty.
Off
There is no power supply or the

board is faulty.
Slow flash (on

for 1 second
and off for 1
second)
Fast flash (on

for 0.2 seconds
and off for 0.2
seconds)
The DTMU is sending

configuration parameters to the
DDPU or the DDPU is loading
software programs.
On (including
high-frequency
flash)
There are alarms (including

VSWR alarms) and the board is
faulty.
Off
No fault
Slow flash (on

for 1 second
and off for 1
second)
The board is starting or loading

the latest application programs
Slow flash (on

for 1 second
and off for 1
second)
A VSWR alarm is generated in

Channel A
On
A VSWR critical alarm is

generated on Channel A
Off
No VSWR alarm is generated

on Channel A
Slow flash (on

for 1 second
and off for 1
second)
A VSWR alarm is generated on

Channel B
On
A VSWR critical alarm is

generated on Channel B
Off
No VSWR alarm is generated

on Channel B
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
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Red
Red
Red
Alarm
indicator
VSWR alarm
indicator on
Channel A
VSWR alarm
indicator on
Channel B
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4.11.4 Ports
Table 4-24 lists the ports on the DDPU panel.
Table 4-24 Ports on the DDPU panel
Port
Type
Description
COM
DB26 (female)
Sends control signals, communication signals, clock signals,

and subrack number signals from the DSCB to the DDPU
POWER
3V3 power
connector
Power supply input
TXA
N (female)
Input of the TX signals sent from the DTRU
Input of the DCOM combining signals
Input of the TX signals sent from the DTRU
Input of the DCOM combining signals
TXB
N (female)
RXA1
SMA (female)
Main 1 output port
RXA2
SMA (female)
Main 2 output port
RXA3
SMA (female)
Main 3 output port
RXA4
SMA (female)
Main 4 output port
RXB1
SMA (female)
Diversity 1 output port
RXB2
SMA (female)
RXB3
SMA (female)
RXB4
SMA (female)
ANTA
DIN (female)
Connects to the indoor 1/4-inch jumper or the Bias Tee
ANTB
DIN (female)
Connects to the indoor 1/4-inch jumper or the Bias Tee
4.12 DCOM
4.12.1 Functions
The DCOM is placed in the DAFU subrack with the DDPU.
The DCOM is optional and there are a maximum of three DCOMs. The DTRU combines two
carriers into one channel. The DCOM is required when the DTRUs are insufficient.
The DCOM is used to combine two channels of DTRU transmit signals and send the
combined signals to the DDPU.
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4.12.2 Panel
Figure 4-14 shows the DCOM panel.
Figure 4-14 DCOM panel
DCOM
ONSHELL
TX-COM
TX1
TX2
4.12.3 Ports
Table 4-25 lists the ports on the DCOM panel.
Table 4-25 Ports on the DCOM panel
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Port
Type
Description
ONSHELL
DB26 (female)
Outputs the in-position signal of the DCOM to the DSCB
TX-COM
N (female)
Outputs combined signals from the DCOM to the DDPU
TX1
N (female)
Inputs TX signals from the DTRU to the DCOM
TX2
N (female)
Inputs TX signals from the DTRU to the DCOM
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4.13 DFCU
4.13.1 Functions
The DFCU is placed in the slots of the DAFU subrack. The DFCU is optional. The
BTS3012AE can be configured with the DDPU or the DFCU.
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When only DFCUs are configured, the number of DFCUs in full configuration is three.
When only DDPUs are configured, the number of DDPUs in full configuration is three.
If no DCOMs are configured, a maximum of six DDPUs can be configured.
The DFCU performs the following functions:

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Sends the multiple channels of RF Tx signals from the DTRU transmitter to the antenna
through the duplexer after combination.
Sends the received signals from the antenna to the duplexer and to the low noise
amplifier and divides the signals into several routes and then sends them to the receivers
of the DTRUs.
Combines the four routes of signals into one route, auto detects the frequencies of the
input signals and performs automatic tuning.
Detects the VSWR alarms of the antenna system and provides the function of the VSWR
alarms whose thresholds are adjustable.
Controls the gains of the low noise amplifier.
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4.13.2 Panel
Figure 4-15 shows the DFCU panel.
Figure 4-15 DFCU panel
DFCU
TX1
TUNING
VSWR
LNA
POWER
PF out1
PF out2
PF in1
PF in2
PR out1
RX6
PR out2
RX5
COM1
RX4
HL-IN
DBUS
RXD-OUT
COM
HL-OUT
RX1
TX3
RX2
RX3
PR in1
COM2
DC-IN-48V PR in2
TX4
TX-DUP
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4.13.3 Indicators
Table 4-26 lists the indicators on the DFCU panel.
Table 4-26 DFCU indicators
Indicator
Color
Description
Status
Meaning
POWER
Green
Power indicator
of the DFCU
On
With power input
Off
Without power input
On
VSWR2 alarm at TX/RXANT
Slow flash (1 s
on, 1 s off)
VSWR1 alarm of
TX/RX_ANT
Off
No alarm of TX/RX_ANT
On
LNA_ alarm
Off
No LNA alarm
On
Tuning fail alarm
Slow flash (1 s
on, 1 s off)
Tuning
Off
No alarm
VSWR
LNA
TUNING
Red
Red
Red
VSWR alarm
indicator of
TX/RX_ANT
LNA alarm
indicator
Tuning fail alarm
indicator
4.13.4 Ports
Table 4-27 lists the ports on the DFCU panel.
Table 4-27 Ports on the DFCU panel
Interface
Type
Description
TX/RX-ANT
7/16 DIN (female)
Antenna port for reception and

transmission
RXD-ANT
7/16 DIN (female)
Diversity receive antenna port
DBUS
DB26 (female)
DBUS signal input and output port
DC-IN -48V
3V3
DC power input port
COM
N (female)
Combining output port
TX-DUP
N (female)
Duplexer input port
COM1 (Optional)
N (female)
Extended combining port 1
COM2 (Optional)
N (female)
Extended combining port 2
TX1
N (female)
DTRU signal input port 1
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Interface
Type
Description
TX2
N (female)
TX3
N (female)
TX4
N (female)
RX1
SMA (female)
Output port of main 1
RX2
SMA (female)
RX3
SMA (female)
RX4
SMA (female)
RX5
SMA (female)
RX6
SMA (female)
HL-OUT
SMA (female)
High level output port
HL-IN
SMA (female)
High level input port
RXD-OUT
SMA (female)
Diversity receive output port
PR out1 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Reverse power sampling output port 1
PR out2 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Reverse power sampling output port 2
PF out1 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Forward power sampling output port 1
PF out2 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Forward power sampling output port 2
PR in1 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Reverse power sampling input port 1
PR in2 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Reverse power sampling input port 2
PF in1 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Forward power sampling input port 1
PF in2 (Optional)
SMA (female)
Forward power sampling input port 2
The character "Optional" in Table 4-27 means that the site engineer can perform connections according
to the actual requirements.
4.14 FAN Box

4.14.1 Functions
The FAN Box forms a loop with the air inlet box to provide forced ventilation and dissipation
for the common subrack, the DTRU subrack, and the DAFU subrack.
The FAN Box is mandatory. It has four independent axial flow fans. The fans' speed and
running status are controlled by the Fan Controlling and Monitoring Board.
The FAN Box performs the following functions:
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Monitoring the temperature of the air inlet and interior of the FAN Box
Adjusting the fan speed
Communicating with the DTMU
Controlling the temperature
Reporting alarms
4.14.2 Panel
Figure 4-16 shows the FAN Box panel.
Figure 4-16 FAN Box panel
STATE
FAN
PWR
COM
4.14.3 Indicators
The indicators on the FAN Box panel indicate the running status of the fan.
Table 4-28 lists the indicators.
Table 4-28 FAN Box indicators
Indicator
Color
Status
Meaning
STATE
Green
Fast flash (on

for 0.125
seconds and off
for 0.125
seconds)
The communication between the NFCB

and the DTMU is abnormal. There is no
alarm.
Red
Fast flash (on

for 0.125
seconds and off
for 0.125
seconds)
An alarm is generated.
Green
Slow flash (on

for 1 second
and off for 1
second)
Orange (red
and green)
On
The board software is being upgraded.
Green or red or
orange
Off
There is no power supply and the board

is faulty.
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4.14.4 Ports
The FAN Box panel has two ports on it.
Table 4-29 lists the ports on the FAN Box panel.
Table 4-29 Ports on the FAN Box panel
Port
Type
Description
COM
DB26 (female)
Communicates with the DTMU
Checks the onsite information of the 12 RF modules
Connects the temperature sensor at the air inlet
PWR
3V3 power
connector
Power input port of the fan

Directly introduces the power from the busbar to the FAN
subrack.
4.15 DPMU
4.15.1 Functions
The DPMU is in the power subrack of the cabinet. The BTS3012AE requires only one DPMU.
The DPMU performs the following functions:
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Power system management and battery charge and discharge management
Water, smoke, door status, standby Boolean value, temperature and humidity, battery
temperature, and standby analog reporting
Power distribution check and power distribution alarm reporting
Boolean value alarm reporting
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4.15.2 Panel
Figure 4-17 shows the DPMU panel.
The DPMU panel has two indicators, one RJ45 serial socket, one DB50 signal transfer cable
connector, two battery switches (ON, OFF), and two power test points (48 V, 0 V).
Figure 4-17 DPMU panel
RUN
ALM
-48V
0V
BAT
ON
OFF
RS232/RS422
COM
4.15.3 Indicators
Table 4-30 lists the indicators on the DPMU panel.
Table 4-30 DPMU indicators
Indicator
Color
Status
Meaning
RUN
Green
Slow flash (on

for 1 second and
off for 1 second)
Fast flash (on for

0.125 seconds
and off for 0.125
seconds)
No hardware fault, but errors occur during the

communication with the DTMU.
Steady on/steady
off
The board is dysfunctional or the indicator is

out of control.
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The communication with DTMU fails if this

situation lasts for two seconds.
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Indicator
Color
Status
Meaning
ALM
Red
Steady on
No AC mains alarm, AC mains overvoltage or

undervoltage alarm, busbar overvoltage or
undervoltage alarm, overcurrent, battery
power-off alarm, batteries broken circuit
alarm, ambient temperature alarm, ambient
humidity alarm, water alarm, smoke sensor
alarm, power module alarm, or load power-off
Steady off
No alarm
4.15.4 Ports
Table 4-31 lists the ports on the DPMU panel.
Table 4-31 Ports on the DPMU panel
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Port
Type
Description
RS232/RS422
RJ45
One independent serial port. It communicates with the

main serial port of the DTMU
COM
MD50 female
MD50 signal transfer cable connector
BAT
ON\OFF
Battery manual switch
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4.15.5 DIP Switch

The DIP switch of the DPMU is at the rear of the DPMU.
Figure 4-18 shows the DPMU DIP switch.
Figure 4-18 DPMU DIP switch
1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8
ON
1 2 3 4
6 7 8
ON
(1) DPMU back
The DPMU DIP switch has eight bits. The description of these bits is as follows:
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The four lower bits (1, 2, 3, and 4) are the node address of the DPMU. They use the
binary system.
According to the factory settings of the DPMU DIP switch, bits 1 and 2 are set to ON
and bits 3 and 4 are set to OFF.
The four upper bits (5, 6, 7, and 8) are not defined and used yet.
4.16 PSU
4.16.1 Functions
The PSU is in the power subrack of the cabinet. The minimum configuration and maximum
configuration of the PSU are 1+1 and 7 respectively.
The PSU performs the following functions:
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Transforming 220 V AC into 48 VDC
Monitoring module fault alarms (overvoltage output, no output, and FAN fault), module
protection alarms (overtemperature protection, and overvoltage and undervoltage
protection), and AC power failure alarm
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Monitoring battery recharge and discharge, and controlling the voltage and current of the
battery
4.16.2 Panel
Figure 4-19 shows the PSU panel.
Figure 4-19 PSU panel
4.16.3 Indicators
Table 4-32 lists the indicators on the PSU panel.
Table 4-32 PSU indicators
Indicator
Color
Status
Meaning
Power input
indicator
Green
Steady on
Normal
Steady off
There is no AC power input or the input fuse is

damaged.
Steady off
Normal
Steady on
The module is being protected from input

overvoltage, undervoltage, or overtemperature.
Steady off
Normal
Steady on
An unrecoverable fault, such as an output

overvoltage, no output, or FAN fault, has
occurred.
(top)
Protection
indicator
Yellow
(middle)
Fault indicator
(bottom)
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Cables
About This Chapter

Section
Description
5.1 List of the BTS3012AE

Cables
Lists the BTS3012AE cables.
Sections from 5.2 AC Power

Cable to 5.39 Cables for the
External Battery Cabinet
Introduce the functions, structure, pins, and installation

positions of BTS3012AE cables.
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5.1 List of the BTS3012AE Cables

Table 5-1 lists the BTS3012AE cables.
Table 5-1 BTS3012AE cables
Item
Sub-Item
Position
Remarks
AC power
cable
External input power

cable (220 V AC 3phase 4-core input)
One end is from the onsite power cable.
Refer to section 5.2 "AC

Power Cable."

cable (220 V AC
single-phase 2-core
input)

cable 110 V AC duallive input)
PGND cable for the

BTS3012AE
One end connects to the corresponding

terminal on the internal grounding bar of the
BTS3012AE cabinet.
PGND
cable
The wires L1, L2, L3, and N of the other

end connect to the wire posts L1, L2, L3,
and N on the AC lightning arrester
respectively.
The wires L and N of the other end connect
to the wire posts L (L1, L2, or L3) and N on
the AC lightning arrester respectively. A
short-circuit copper bar is required.
The wires L1, L2, and N of the other end
connect to the wire posts L1, L2, and N on
the AC lightning arrester respectively.
Refer to section 5.3

"PGND Cable."
The other end connects to the corresponding

terminal on the external copper bar.
Transmission interface
box

terminal on the grounding bar of the
transmission interface box.
Power interface box

terminal on the grounding bar of the power
interface box.
Front door PGND

cable
One end connects to the cabinet.
Back door PGND cable
One end connects to the cabinet.
The other end connects to the front door of

the cabinet.
The other end connects to the back door of
the cabinet.
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Item
Sub-Item
Position
Remarks
DC power
cable
Power cable between

the DC power
distribution box and the
DTRU subrack
One end connects to ports 16 on the DC

power distribution box.
There are six

independent power
cables between the DC
power distribution box
and the DTRU subrack.
The other end connects to the PWR ports on

DTRUs 05.

"Power Cables Between
the DC Power
Distribution Box and the
DTRU Subrack."
Power cable between
the DC power
DAFU subrack
One end connects to port 7 or 8 on the DC

Power cable between

the DC power
common subrack
One end connects to port 10 on the DC

Power cable between

the DC power
FAN subrack

Power cable between

the DC power
heat exchanger

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The other end connects to the PWR ports on

the DDPUs or the DC-IN-48V ports on the
DFCUs in the DAFU subrack.
The other end connects to the POWER port

on the DCCU.
The other end connects to the PWR port on

the FAN Box panel.
The other end connects to the DC Power

port on the heat exchanger on the front door.
There are two

independent power
cables between the DC
and the DAFU. Refer to
section 5.5 "Power
Cables Between the DC
Power Distribution Box
and the DAFU
Subrack."
"Power Cable Between
the DC Power
Common Subrack."
the DC Power
FAN Subrack."
the DC Power
Heat Exchanger."
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Item
Sub-Item
Position
Remarks
Trunk
cable
75-ohm E1 cable
One end connects to the TR port on the

DELU.
Refer to section 5.9 "75ohm E1 Cable."
The other end connects to the transmission

device such as transmission interface box.
120-ohm E1 cable
One end connects to the TR port on the

DELU.

"120-ohm E1 Cable."

device such as transmission interface box.
Optical fiber
One end connects to the optical transmission

device such as Metro100.

"Optical Fibers."

interface box such as Optical Distribution
Frame (ODF).
Signal
cable
RF Rx/Tx signal cables

between the DTRU and
the DDPU or DFCU
Consists of the RF Tx signal cable and the

RF Rx signal cable.
The RF Tx signal cable connects to the TX
port on the DTRU and the corresponding
TX port on the DDPU or DFCU.

"RF Rx/Tx Signal
Cable."
The RF Rx signal cable connects to the RX

port on the DTRU and the corresponding
RX port on the DDPU or DFCU.
Power detection cable
One end connects to the PF out/PR out port

on the DFCU panel.
The other end connects to the PF in/PR in
port on the DFCU panel.
Four-in-one shortcircuiting cable
One end connects to the COM port on the

DFCU panel.
The other end connects to the TX-DUP port
on the DFCU panel.
Diversity receive shortcircuiting cable
One end connects to the RXD-OUT port on

the DFCU panel.
The other end connects to the HL-IN port on
the DFCU panel.
Cable for combiner on

the DTRU
One end connects to the TX1 or TX2 port on

the DTRU.
The other end connects to the IN1 or IN2
port on the DTRU.
1/4-inch RF jumper
One end connects to the ANTA or ANTB

port on the top of the DDPU or DFCU.

"Power Detection
Cables."
"Four-in-One ShortCircuiting Cables."
"Diversity Receive
Short-Circuiting
Cables."
"Cable for the Combiner
on the DTRU."
"RF Jumper."
The other end connects to the 1/2-inch RF

jumper.
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Position
1/2-inch RF jumper
The end connects to the 1/4-inch RF jumper.
Remarks
The other end connects to the feeder.

Close signal cable
between cabinet groups
One end connects to the TO SLAVE

GROUP1 or TO SLAVE GROUP2 port on
the DSCB in one cabinet group.
The other end connects to the TO SLAVE
GROUP1 or TO SLAVE GROUP2 port on
the DSCB in another cabinet group.
Far signal cable

between cabinet groups
One end connects to the CKB port on the

DGLU in the main cabinet group.
The other end connects to the CKB port on
the DGLU in the extension cabinet group.
Boolean value input

cable
One end connects to the external device.
RET control signal

cable
One end connects to the port on the DATU.
Ethernet cable
Straight-through cable: One end connects to

the MMI port and the other end connects to
the HUB port, or one end connects to the
Ethernet port on your PC where the site
maintenance terminal system is installed and
the other end connects to the HUB port.
The other end connects to the SW IN/OUT

port on the DMLU.
The other end connects to the Bias-Tee port.

"Close Signal Cable
Between Cabinet
Groups."

"Far Signal Cable
Between Cabinet
Groups."
"Boolean Value Input
Signal Cable."
"RET Control Signal
Cables."
"Ethernet Cable."
Crossover cable: One end connects to the

MMI port on the DTMU panel and the other
end connects to the Ethernet port on your PC
where the site maintenance terminal system
is installed.
Signal cable between
the DSCB and the
DAFU subrack
One end connects to the TO DAFU 0-2 or

TO DAFU 3-5 on the DSCB.
The other end connects to the
COM/DBUS/ONSHELL ports on the
DDPU/DFCU/DCOM panels in DAFU
subrack.
There are two same

signal cables from the
DSCB to the DAFU
subrack. Each of these
two cables connects to
three DAFU subracks.
"Signal Cables Between
the DSCB and the
DAFU Subrack."
TOP1 signal cable

between the DCCU and
the DSCB
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One end connects to the TOP (FROM

DCCU) port on the DSCB.
The other end connects to the TO_TOP1
port on the DCCU.

"TOP1 Signal Cable
Between the DCCU and
the DSCB."
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Sub-Item
Position
Remarks
TOP2 signal cable

between the DCSU and
the DSCB
One end connects to the TOP2 port on the

DCSU.

"TOP2 Signal Cable
Between the DCSU and
the DSCB."
Combined-cabinet
signal cable between
the DCSU and the
DSCB
One end connects to the TO SLAVE

MASTER (FROM DCSU) port on the
DSCB.
Signal cable between

the DCSU and the
DTRB
One end connects to the TO_DTRB port on

the DCSU.
RS485 environment
monitoring signal cable
One end connects to the To_FAN port on

the DCCU.
The other end connects to the TO DCSU

TOP port on the DSCB.
The other end connects to the CC_IN or

CC_OUT port on the DCSU.
The other end connects to the port on the

DTRB.
The other end connects to the RJ45 port on

the DPMU panel, the COM Port on the heat
exchanger on the front door, the COM port
on the FAN Box, and the sensor on the left
of the air inlet.
E1 signal transfer cable
One end connects to the TO DCCU E1 port

on the DSCB.
The other end connects to the TRAN port on
the DCCU.
Internal
signal
transfer
cable
Monitoring signal
transfer cable between
the NPMI and the
DSCB
The two common 2-pin connectors of one

end connect to ports JK1 and JK2 on the
NPMI and the six common 4-pin connectors
of this end connect to ports JTD1, JTD2,
JTD4, JTD5, JTD6, and JTD7 on the NPMI.

"Combined-Cabinet
Signal Cable Between
the DCSU and the
DSCB."
Refer to section "5.27
Signal Cable Between
the DCSU and the
DTRB."
"RS485 Environment
Monitoring Signal
Cable."

"E1 Signal Transfer
Cable."
"Monitoring Signal
Transfer Cable Between
the NPMI and the
DSCB."
The other end connects to the TO NPMI port

on the DSCB.
DPMU monitoring
cable
One end connects to the COM port on the

DPMU module.
The other end connects to the J1 port on the
NPMI.
Monitorin
g cable
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Alarm cable for the air

breaker
One end connects to the air breaker terminal.

The other end connects to the FU_ALM port
of the NPMI on the top of the cabinet.

"DPMU Monitoring
Cable."
"Alarm Cable for the Air
Breaker."
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Item
Sub-Item
Position
Remarks
Alarm
cable
Alarm cable for the AC

lightning arrester
One end connects to the AC lightning

arrester.

"Alarm Cable for the
AC Lightning Arrester."
The other end connects to the JTD3 port of

the NPMI on the top of the cabinet.
Sensor
cable
Cable for the

temperature and
humidity sensor
One end connects to the temperature and

humidity sensor.
Cable for the door

status sensor
One end connects to the door status sensor.
Cable for the smoke

sensor
One end connects to the water sensor.
Cable for the water

sensor
One end connects to the water sensor.
GND cable
The other end connects to the TEM_HUM

port of the NPMI on the top of the cabinet.
The other end connects to the DOOR port of
the NPMI on the top of the cabinet.
The other end connects to the SMOKE port

"Cable for the
Temperature and
Humidity Sensor."
"Cable for the Door
Status Sensor."
"Cable for the Smoke
Sensor."
The other end connects to the WATER port


"Cable for the Water
Sensor."
One end connects to the positive lead of the

wiring copper bar on the left part in the 50
AH battery cabin.

"Cables for the Built-In
Battery Cabin."
The other end connects to the RTN at the

rear of the power subrack.
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Item
Sub-Item
Position
Remarks
48 V cable
One end connects to the negative lead of the

wiring copper bar on the left part in the 50
AH battery cabin.

"Cables for the Built-In
Battery Cabin."


"Cables for the External
Battery Cabinet."
Cable between the

wiring copper bar and
the storage batteries
Cables for
the builtin battery
cabin
(optional)
Inter-battery cable
Cable for the

temperature sensor of
the built-in batteries
GND cable
One end connects to the wiring copper bar

on the left part in the 50 AH battery cabin.
The other end connects to the positive or
negative lead of the storage batteries.
The red connector connects to the positive
lead of one storage battery.
The black connector connects to the
negative lead of the other storage battery.
The OT terminal connects to the positive
terminal on the left storage battery in the
front row at the upper layer within the 150AH storage battery cabin.
The common 2-pin connector connects to
port BAT_TEM1 on the NPMI.
One end connects to the positive lead of the
wiring copper bar for the external battery
cabinet.
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Remarks
48 V cable
One end connects to the negative lead of the

wiring copper bar for the external battery
cabinet.

"Cables for the External
Battery Cabinet."

Inter-battery cable
Cables for
the
external
battery
cabinet
(optional)
Equipotential cable
The red connector connects to the positive

lead of one storage battery.
The black connector connects to the
negative lead of the other storage battery.
One end connects to the grounding bar
terminal in the external battery cabinet.
The other end connects to the grounding bar
of the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Door status and

temperature sensor
cable
The four bare wires at one end connect to

the wiring terminal of the external battery
cabinet.
Door status and

temperature sensor
cable
The 2-pin connector at the other end

connects to port BAT_TEM2 on the NPMI.
The two bare wires at the other end connect
to the cable for the door status sensor on the
BTS3012AE cabinet.
5.2 AC Power Cable

5.2.1 Functions
The AC power cable in the BTS3012AE is used to transmit 220 V AC or 110 V AC power
from the power interface box to the external power connecting terminal of the power lightning
arrestor in the cabinet.
The BTS3012AE supports three power input modes:
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220 V AC 3-phase 4-core input
220 V AC single-phase 2-core input
5.2.2 Structure
The AC power cables for the BTS3012AE are purchased at the local place. The colors of the cables must
comply with the local rules and regulations. If the local rules and regulations have no special
requirements for cable colors, use the cables delivered with the BTS.
The default color of the delivered L wire is red and that of the N wire is black.
The OT terminals of AC power cables are made on site.
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Table 5-2 lists the specifications of the AC power cables for the BTS3012AE in different
input modes.
Table 5-2 Specifications of the AC power cables for the BTS3012AE
Power Input Mode
Core Wire
Quantity
Sectional Area
Color
220 V AC 3-phase 4core input
10 mm2
Red
10 mm2
Black
16 mm2
Red
16 mm2
Black
16 mm2
Red
16 mm2
Black
220 V AC singlephase 2-core input

110 V AC dual-live
input
5.2.3 Pin Description

None.
5.2.4 Installation Positions

The three types of AC power cables are routed into a BTS3012AE cabinet through the
waterproof module at the cabinet bottom. They are then connected to the wire post on the AC
power lightning arrestor.
Table 5-3 lists the installation positions of the BTS3012AE AC power cables.
Table 5-3 Installation positions of the BTS3012AE AC power cables
Power Input Mode
Core
Wire
Description
220 V AC 3-phase 4core input
L1
Connects to wire post L1 marked on the AC lightning

arrester
L2

arrester
L3

arrester
Connects to wire post N marked on the AC lightning

arrester
Connects to any one of wire posts L1, L2, and L3

marked on the AC lightning arrester. This connection
requires a short-circuit copper busbar.

arrester
220 V AC singlephase 2-core input
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Power Input Mode
Core
Wire
Description
110 V AC dual-live
input
L1

arrester
L2

arrester

arrester
5.3 PGND Cables

5.3.1 Functions
The protection grounding (GPND) cables of the BTS3012AE are used to keep cabinets well
grounded.
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The PGND cable of the external power supply is used to keep a specific cabinet well
grounded.
The PGND cable of the transmission interface box is used to keep this box well
grounded.
The PGND cable of the power interface box is used to keep this box well grounded.
5.3.2 Structure
The PGND cable of the BTS3012AE is a green and yellow cable with a sectional area of 25
mm2. If a customer prefers to make a PGND cable, Huawei recommends that the cable
comply with the following specifications:
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Color: green and yellow
Material: with a plastic insulation copper core
Sectional area: not less than 25 mm2
The yellow and green PGND cables of the transmission interface box and power interface box
have a cross-sectional area of 16 mm2. Choose yellow and green plastic insulation copper core
cables with a cross-sectional area of at least 16 mm2 if you prepare the PGND cables by
yourself.

None.

One end of the PGND cables connects to the external protection grounding busbar of a
BTS3012AE cabinet. The connections of the other end vary as follows:
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The other end of the PGND cable for the transmission interface box connects to any idle
cabling trough on the grounding busbar in this interface box.
The other end of the PGND cable for the power interface box connects to the grounding
terminal in this interface box.
5.4 Power Cables Between the DC Power Distribution Box

and the DTRU Subrack
5.4.1 Functions
This power cable is used to introduce the power from the DC power distribution box into the
DTRU subrack. It is also used to supply power to the six DTRUs in this subrack.
5.4.2 Structure
Six independent power cables are connected between the DC power distribution box and the
DTRU subrack. The six cables have the save structure. Figure 5-1 shows the structure of such
a power cable.
Figure 5-1 Structure of a power cable between the DC power distribution box and the DTRU
subrack
2 View B
View A 1
A1
A2
A3
W1
W2
A1
A2
A3
X2
X1
(1) 3V3 power connector

Table 5-4 lists the pins of the cables between the DC power distribution box and the DTRU
subrack.
Table 5-4 Pins of the cables between the DC power distribution box and the DTRU subrack
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Cable
End X1
End X2
Color
W1
X1.A1
X2.A1
Black
W2
X1.A3
X2.A3
Blue
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Table 5-5 lists the installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box
and DTRU subrack.
Table 5-5 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and DTRU
subrack
Cable Name
One End (3V3 Power

Connector)
The Other End (3V3

Power Connector)
Cable between the DC

and DTRU 0
Connects to 3V3 power

connector 1 (numbered from the
top to the bottom) on the DC
Connects to port PWR on

the front panel of the DTRU
in slot 0 of the DTRU
subrack

and DTRU 1

connector 2 on the DC power
distribution box

subrack

and DTRU 2

distribution box

subrack

and DTRU 3

distribution box

subrack

and DTRU 4

distribution box

subrack

and DTRU 5

distribution box

subrack
5.5 Power Cables Between the DC Power Distribution Box

and the DAFU Subrack
5.5.1 Functions
The cables between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack are used to
introduce power from the DC power distribution box into the DAFU subrack. They are also
used to supply power to the DDPUs or DFCUs in this subrack.
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5.5.2 Structure
Two cables are connected between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack.
Each cable has one connector at one end and three connectors at the other end. The oneconnector end connects to the DC power distribution box and the 3-connector end to the
DAFU subrack and supplies power to the three DDPUs or DFCUs. The two cables have the
same structure, as shown in Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 Structure of a cable between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack
1
W1
2 View B
W2
X1
View A
A1
A2
A3
W3
W4
X2
W5
A1
A2
A3
X4
W6
X3

Table 5-6 shows the pins of a cable between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU
subrack.
Table 5-6 Pins of a cable between the DC power distribution box and the DAFU subrack
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Core Wire
Pin of One End
Pin of the Other End
Core Color
W1
X1.A1
X4.A1
Black
W3
X2.A1
Black
W5
X3.A1
Black
W2
X1.A3
W4
X2.A3
Black
W6
X3.A3
Black
X4.A3
Black
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Table 5-7 lists the installation positions of the cables between the DC power distribution box
and the DAFU subrack.
Table 5-7 Installation positions of the cables between the DC power distribution box and the
DAFU subrack
Cable Name
One End (3V3

Power Connector)
The Other End (3V3 Power Connector)
Cable between the

DC power
distribution box
and DAFU0,
DAFU2, and
DAFU4

connector 7 on the DC
Connects to the PWR port on the DDPU

panel or the DC-IN-48V port on the DFCU
panel in the DAFU subrack
Cable between the

DC power
distribution box
and DAFU1,
DAFU3, and
DAFU5

5.6 Power Cable Between the DC Power Distribution Box

and the Common Subrack
5.6.1 Functions
This cable is used to introduce the power from the DC power distribution box into the
common subrack.
5.6.2 Structure
Only one power cable is connected between the DC power distribution box and the common
subrack. Figure 5-3 shows the structure of the cable.
Figure 5-3 Structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the common subrack
2 View B
View A 1
A1
A2
A3
W1
W2
A1
A2
A3
X2
X1
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Table 5-8 lists the pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the common
subrack.
Table 5-8 Pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the common subrack
Core Wire
X1 End
X2 End
Color
W1
X1.A1
X2.A1
Black
W2
X1.A3
X2.A3
Blue

and the common subrack.
Table 5-9 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the
common subrack
Cable Name
One End (3V3 Power

Connector)
The Other End (3V3

Power Connector)

power distribution box and
the common subrack
Connects to DC 3V3 power

Connects to port POWER on

the front panel of the DCCU

and the FAN Subrack
5.7.1 Functions
This cable is used to introduce power from the DC power distribution box to the FAN subrack.
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5.7.2 Structure
Figure 5-4 shows the structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the
FAN subrack.
Figure 5-4 Structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN subrack
2 View B
View A 1
A1
A2
A3
W1
W2
A1
A2
A3
X2
X1

Table 5-10 lists the pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN
subrack.
Table 5-10 Pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN subrack
Core Wire
X1 End
X2 End
Color
W1
X1.A1
X2.A1
Black
W2
X1.A3
X2.A3
Blue

and the FAN subrack.
Table 5-11 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the FAN
subrack
Cable Name
One End (3V3 Power

Connector)
The Other End (3V3

Power Connector)

power distribution box and
the FAN subrack
Connects to DC 3V3 power


the front panel of the FAN
Box
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and the Heat Exchanger
5.8.1 Functions
This power cable is used to transmit power from the DC power distribution box to the heat
exchanger.
5.8.2 Structure
Figure 5-5 shows the structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the
heat exchanger.
Figure 5-5 Structure of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat exchanger
2 View A
1
W1
A
W2
A1
A2
A3
X2
X1
(1) Common big 3-pin connector

Table 5-12 lists the pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat
exchanger.
Table 5-12 Pins of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat exchanger
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Core Wire
X1 End
X2 End
Color
W1
X1.1
X2.A1
Brown
W2
X1.3
X2.A3
Blue
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and the heat exchanger.
Table 5-13 Installation positions of the cable between the DC power distribution box and the heat
exchanger
Cable Name
One End(Common Big 3pin Connector)
The Other End (3V3

Power Connector)

and the heat exchanger
Connects to port DC Power on

the heat exchanger on the front
door of the cabinet

5.9 75-ohm E1 Cable

5.9.1 Functions
The 75-ohm E1 cable is a type of trunk cable that is used to transmit E1 signals.
5.9.2 Structure
The BTS3012AE 75-ohm E1 cable is a coaxial cable. It has eight coaxial wires, two of which
make one E1 line; therefore, each 75-ohm E1 cable has four E1 lines.
One end of the 75-ohm E1 cable is a DB25 male connector, and the other is a bare wire. The
connectors are made on site.
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Figure 5-6 shows the structure of a 75-ohm E1 cable.

Figure 5-6 Structure of a 75-ohm E1 cable
2
W1
W2
1
W3
W4
A
W5
Pos.1
W6
X0
W7
W8
X1
X2
X3
4
X4
B
X5
X6
X7
X8
Pos.25
(1) DB25 male connector (X0)

(3) Coaxial core (tip)
(2) 75-ohm E1 coaxial wire (X1X8)

(4) Outer conductor (ring, that is, shielding layer)

Table 5-14 lists the pins of a 75-ohm E1 cable.
Table 5-14 Pins of a 75-ohm E1 cable
Core
Wire
Pin of the Coaxial Wire

or Outer Conductor
Pin of the DB25

Male Connector
Coaxial Wire Label
W1
X1.tip
X0.24
CHAN 0 TX
X1.ring
X0.25
X2.tip
X0.13
X2.ring
X0.12
X3.tip
X0.11
X3.ring
X0.10
X4.tip
X0.9
X4.ring
X0.8
X5.tip
X0.7
X5.ring
X0.6
W2
W3
W4
W5
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CHAN 1 TX
CHAN 1 RX
CHAN 2 TX
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Wire
Pin of the Coaxial Wire

or Outer Conductor
Pin of the DB25

Male Connector
Coaxial Wire Label
W6
X6.tip
X0.5
CHAN 2 RX
X6.ring
X0.4
X7.tip
X0.3
X7.ring
X0.2
X8.tip
X0.14
X8.ring
X0.15
W7
W8
CHAN 3 TX
CHAN 3 RX
Note: In this table, the "ring" and "tip" each represent a core in a twisted pair.

Table 5-15 describes the installation position of the 75-ohm E1 cable.
Table 5-15 Installation position of the 75-ohm E1 cable
Cable Name
One End (DB25 Male

Connector)
The Other End (Bare Wire)
75-ohm E1
cable
Connects to port TR on the

DELU
Connects to the transmit device (for

example, the transmission interface box)
5.10 120-ohm E1 Cable

5.10.1 Functions
The 120-ohm E1 cable is a trunk cable used to transmit E1 signals.
5.10.2 Structure
The 120-ohm E1 cable of the BTS3012AE consists of four pairs of 120-ohm twisted pairs.
Each pair makes one line; therefore, each 120-ohm E1 cable has four E1 lines.
One end of the 120-ohm E1 cable is a DB25 male connector, and the other consists of bare
wires. The connectors are made on site.
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Figure 5-7 shows the structure of the 120-ohm E1 cable.

Figure 5-7 Structure of the 120-ohm E1 cable
(1) DB25 male connector (X0)

(3) Twisted pair label
(2) 120-ohm E1 twisted pair (X1X8)

Table 5-16 describes the pins of the 120-ohm twisted pair.
Table 5-16 Pins of a 120-ohm twisted pair
Core
Wire
Pin of the Core Twisted

Pair or Outer Conductor
Pin of the DB25

Male Connector
Twisted Pair Label
W1
X1.tip
X0.24
CHAN 0 TX
X1.ring
X0.25
X2.tip
X0.13
X2.ring
X0.12
X3.tip
X0.11
X3.ring
X0.10
X4.tip
X0.9
X4.ring
X0.8
X5.tip
X0.7
X5.ring
X0.6
X6.tip
X0.5
X6.ring
X0.4
W2
W3
W4
W5
W6
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CHAN 1 TX
CHAN 1 RX
CHAN 2 TX
CHAN 2 RX
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Wire
Pin of the Core Twisted

Pair or Outer Conductor
Pin of the DB25

Male Connector
Twisted Pair Label
W7
X7.tip
X0.3
CHAN 3 TX
X7.ring
X0.2
X8.tip
X0.14
X8.ring
X0.15
W8
CHAN 3 RX
In this table, the "ring" and "tip" each represent a core in a twisted pair.

Table 5-17 describes the installation position of a 120-ohm E1 cable.
Table 5-17 Installation position of a 120-ohm E1 cable
Cable
Name
One End (DB25 Male

Connector)
120-ohm E1
cable
Connects to port TR on the

DELU
Connects to the transmit device (for

example, the transmission interface box)
5.11 Optical Fibers

5.11.1 Functions
The optical fibers in the BTS3012AE transmit optical signals between the cabinet and other
devices. The trunk optical fibers of the BTS3012AE use the multi-mode for short-distance
transmission.
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5.11.2 Structure
Both ends of an optical fiber are LC connectors.
Figure 5-8 shows the structure of the optical fiber.
Figure 5-8 Structure of the optical fiber
1
2
(1) Heat-shrink tube
(2) Tail wire
(3) LC connector
LC connectors must be capped when they are unused.

None.

Table 5-18 describes the installation position of the optical fiber.
Table 5-18 Installation position of the optical fiber
Type
One End
The Other End (LC Connector)
Optical
fiber
Connects to the optical

transmission equipment
Connects to the transmission interface box

such as the ODF
5.12 RF Rx/Tx Signal Cable

5.12.1 Functions
The RF signal cables are of two types:
z
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used to transmit UL signals

z
RF Tx signal cable connected between port Tx on the DDPU and that on the DTRU, and
used to transmit DL signals
5.12.2 Structure
Figure 5-9 shows the structure of an RF Rx signal cable and an RF Tx signal cable.
Figure 5-9 Structure of an RF Rx signal cable and an RF Tx signal cable
1
1
RF Rx cable
2
RF Tx cable
(1) SMA elbow male connector
(2) N elbow male connector

None.

Table 5-19 lists the installation positions of the RF Rx signal cable and the RF Tx signal cable.
Table 5-19 Installation positions of the RF Rx signal cable and the RF Tx signal cable
Cable Type
One End
The Other End
RF Tx signal cable
Connects to Tx port on
the DTRU
Connects to the corresponding Tx port

on the DDPU
RF Rx signal cable
Connects to Rx port on
the DTRU
Connects to the corresponding Rx port

on the DDPU
When the carriers of a cell derive from several cabinets, connecting inter-cabinet RF Rx cables is
required. Each inter-cabinet RF Rx cable consists of two RF Rx cables through the interconnection of
SMA coaxial connectors.
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5.13 Power Detection Cables

5.13.1 Functions
The power detection cables perform the detection of the DFCU power. The cables are of two
types: forward power detection cables and reverse power detection cables. The two types of
cables have the same appearance.
The connection of power detection cables is required only when the BTS3012 cabinet is configured with
the DFCU.
5.13.2 Structure
Figure 5-10 shows the power detection cable.
Figure 5-10 Power detection cable
1
RF Rx Cable

None.

Table 5-20 lists the installation positions of the power detection cable.
Table 5-20 Installation positions of the power detection cable
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Cable Type
One End
The Other End
Forward power
detection cable
Connects to the PF in port on the

DFCU panel
Connects to the PF out port on the

DFCU panel
Reverse power
detection cable
Connects to the PR in port on the

DFCU panel
Connects to the PR out port on the

DFCU panel
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5.14 Four-in-One Short-Circuiting Cables

5.14.1 Functions
When the BTS3012AE cabinet is configured with the DFCU, the four-in-one short-circuiting
cables are used to combine and output the 4-way transmit signals.
5.14.2 Structure
Figure 5-11 shows the four-in-one short-circuiting cable.
Figure 5-11 Four-in-one short-circuiting cable
1
RF Tx Cable
(1) N elbow male connector

None.

Table 5-21 lists the installation positions of the four-in-one short-circuiting cable.
Table 5-21 Installation positions of the four-in-one short-circuiting cable
Cable Type
One End
The Other End
Four-in-one shortcircuiting cable
Connects to the COM port

on the DFCU panel
Connects to the TX-DUP port on the

DFCU panel
5.15 Diversity Receive Short-Circuiting Cables

5.15.1 Functions
When the BTS3012AE cabinet is configured with the DFCU, the diversity receive shortcircuiting cables are used to transfer the diversity receive signals from the antenna system.
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5.15.2 Structure
Figure 5-12 shows the diversity receive short-circuiting cable.
Figure 5-12 Diversity receive short-circuiting cable
1
RF Rx Cable

None.

Table 5-22 lists the installation positions of the diversity receive short-circuiting cable.
Table 5-22 Installation positions of the diversity receive short-circuiting cable
Cable Type
One End
The Other End
Diversity receive
short-circuiting
cable
Connects to the RXD-OUT

port on the DFCU panel
Connects to the HL-IN port on the

DFCU panel
5.16 Cable for the Combiner on the DTRU

5.16.1 Functions
The cable for the combiner on the DTRU connects the TX port to the IN port on the DTRU in
case of signal combination. This cable helps to achieve combined output of transmit signals.
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5.16.2 Structure
Figure 5-13 shows the structure of the cable for the combiner on the DTRU.
Figure 5-13 Structure of the cable for combiner on the DTRU
W
3
1
(1) N male connector
(2) SMA male connector
(3) Label

None.

Table 5-23 lists the installation positions of the cable for the combiner on the DTRU.
Table 5-23 Installation positions of the cable for the combiner on the DTRU
Cable Name
One End
The Other End
Cable for the

combiner on the
DTRU
Connects to port TX1 on the

DTRU
Connects to port IN1 on the

DTRU
Connects to port TX2 on the

DTRU
Connects to port IN2 on the

DTRU
5.17 RF Jumper
5.17.1 Functions
RF jumpers are used to transmit signals between the DDPUs and the antenna system. The
BTS3012AE has two types of RF jumpers:
z
1/4-inch RF jumper
1/2-inch RF jumper
5.17.2 Structure
The sectional area of the 1/4-inch jumper is smaller than that of the 1/2-inch jumper.
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One end of the 1/4-inch jumper is a DIN male connector and the other end is a DIN female
connector. Both ends of the 1/2-inch jumper are DIN male connectors. The DIN connectors of
the 1/2-inch RF jumper are made on site. To connect a wire with a DIN connector, see the
instructions in the package of the DIN connector.
Figure 5-14 shows the structure of a 1/4-inch RF jumper and Figure 5-15 shows that of a 1/2inch RF jumper.
Figure 5-14 Structure of a 1/4-inch RF jumper
2
(1) DIN male connector
(2) DIN female connector
Figure 5-15 Structure of a 1/2-inch RF jumper

2

None.

Table 5-24 lists the installation positions of the RF jumpers.
Table 5-24 Installation positions of the RF jumpers
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Cable
Name
One End (DIN Male Connector)
The Other End
1/4-inch RF
jumper
Connects to port ANTA or ANTB on

the top of the DDPU or DFCU
The DIN female connector connects

to one end of the 1/2-inch jumper at
the cabling hole for RF jumpers.
1/2-inch RF
jumper
Connects to the DIN female

connector of the 1/4-inch jumper at
the cabling hole for RF jumpers
Connects to the feeder of the

antenna system
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5.18 Close Signal Cable Between Cabinet Groups

5.18.1 Functions
The close signal cable between cabinet groups is used to transmit signals between cabinet
groups when the distance between the cabinet groups is less than two meters.
5.18.2 Structure
Figure 5-16 shows the structure of the close signal cable between cabinet groups.
Figure 5-16 Structure of the close signal cable between cabinet groups
1
Pos.1
Pos.36
X1
(1) MD36 male connector
X2

Table 5-25 lists the pins of the close signal cable between cabinet groups.
Table 5-25 Pins of the close signal cable between cabinet groups
Pin of the X1 End (MD36
Connector)
Pin of the X2 (MD36

Connector)
Core Type
X1.1
X2.1
Twisted pair
X1.19
X2.19
X1.20
X2.2
X1.21
X2.3
X1.22
X2.4
X1.23
X2.5
X1.24
X2.6
X1.25
X2.7
X1.26
X2.8
X1.27
X2.9
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Connector)
Pin of the X2 (MD36

Connector)
Core Type
X1.29
X2.11
Twisted pair
X1.30
X2.12
X1.31
X2.13
X1.32
X2.14
X1.33
X2.15
X1.34
X2.16
X1.35
X2.17
X1.36
X2.18
X1.2
X2.20
X1.3
X2.21
X1.4
X2.22
X1.5
X2.23
X1.6
X2.24
X1.7
X2.25
X1.8
X2.26
X1.9
X2.27
X1.11
X2.29
X1.12
X2.30
X1.13
X2.31
X1.14
X2.32
X1.15
X2.33
X1.16
X2.34
X1.17
X2.35
X1.18
X2.36
Shell
Shell
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Table 5-26 lists the installation positions of the close signal cable between cabinet groups.
Table 5-26 Installation positions of the close signal cable between cabinet groups
Cable Name
MD36 Male Connector
MD36 Male Connector
Close signal
cable between
cabinet groups
Connects to port TO SLAVE

GROUP1 or TO SLAVE
GROUP2 on the DSCB of the
cabinet in one cabinet group
Connects to port TO SLAVE

GROUP1 or TO SLAVE GROUP2
on the DSCB of the cabinet in the
other cabinet group
5.19 Far Signal Cable Between Cabinet Groups

5.19.1 Functions
The far signal cable between cabinet groups is used to transmit clock signals between cabinet
groups when the distance between the cabinet groups is 25 meters.
5.19.2 Structure
Figure 5-17 shows the structure of the far signal cable between cabinet groups.
Figure 5-17 Structure of far signal cable between cabinet groups
1
Pos.1
Pos.25
X1
X2
(1) DB25 male connector
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Table 5-27 lists the pins of far signal cable between cabinet groups.
Table 5-27 Pins of far signal cable between cabinet groups
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Pin of the X1 End

(DB25 Connector)
Pin of the X2 (DB25

Connector)
Core Type
X1.1
X2.1
Twisted pair
X1.16
X2.16
X1.2
X2.2
X1.3
X2.3
X1.4
X2.4
X1.5
X2.5
X1.6
X2.6
X1.7
X2.7
X1.8
X2.8
X1.9
X2.9
X1.10
X2.10
X1.11
X2.11
X1.12
X2.12
X1.13
X2.13
X1.14
X2.14
X1.15
X2.15
X1.24
X2.24
X1.25
X2.25
Shell
Shell
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Table 5-28 lists the installation positions of far signal cable between cabinet groups.
Table 5-28 Installation positions of far signal cable between cabinet groups
Cable Name
DB25 Male Connector
DB25 Male Connector
Far signal
cable between
cabinet groups
Connects to the CKB port on the

DGLU in the main cabinet group
Connects to the CKB port on the

DGLU in the extension cabinet group
5.20 Boolean Value Input Signal Cable

5.20.1 Functions
This type of cable is used to transmit control signals from the BTS3012AE to the other
devices, so that the BTS can control the devices.
5.20.2 Structure
The Boolean value input signal cable can output six Boolean value signal inputs. One end of
the cable is a DB44 male connector, and the other end is a bare wire. Figure 5-18 shows the
structure of the cable.
Figure 5-18 Structure of the Boolean value input signal cable
1
2
View A
POS.1
X1
W
POS.44
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Table 5-29 lists the pins of the Boolean value input signal cable.
Table 5-29 Pins of the Boolean value input signal cable
Pin
Core Type
Core Color
X1.1
Twisted pair
Blue
X1.17
X1.2
White
Twisted pair
X1.18
X1.3
White
Twisted pair
X1.19
X1.4
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
X1.28
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Blue
Black
Twisted pair
X1.27
X1.13
Grey
Red
X1.26
X1.12
Brown
Red
X1.25
X1.11
Green
Red
X1.24
X1.10
Orange
Red
X1.38
X1.9
Blue
Red
X1.23
X1.8
Grey
White
X1.22
X1.7
Brown
White
X1.21
X1.6
Green
White
X1.20
X1.5
Orange
Orange
Black
Twisted pair
Green
Black
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Pin
Core Type
Core Color
X1.14
Twisted pair
Brown
X1.29
Black
X1.34
Twisted pair
X1.35
Grey
Black
X1.36
Twisted pair
X1.37
Blue
Yellow
Shell
Shield

Table 5-30 lists the installation positions of the Boolean value input signal cable.
Table 5-30 Installation positions of the Boolean value input signal cable
Cable Name
One End (DB44 Male

Connector)
Boolean value
input signal cable
Connects to port SW IN/OUT

on the DMLU
Connects to the specific control

device
5.21 RET Control Signal Cables

5.21.1 Functions
The RET control signal cable is used to transmit feed and RET control signals.
5.21.2 Structure
The BTS3012AE has six independent RF coaxial cables. These cables are of the same
structure.
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One end of an RET control signal cable is an SMA male connector and the other end is an
SMA elbow male connector, as shown in Figure 5-19.
Figure 5-19 Structure of an RET control signal cable
2
1
W
X1
X2
(1) SMA male connector

None.

The installation positions of the six coaxial cables are the same. Table 5-31 lists the
installation positions of one coaxial cable.
Table 5-31 Installation positions of an RET control signal cable
Type
SMA Male Connector
SMA Elbow Male Connector
RET control
signal cable
Connects to the SMA port

on the Bias Tee
Connects to an ANT port on the DATU
5.22 Ethernet Cable

5.22.1 Functions
The Ethernet cables are of two types:
z
The straight-through cable connects the BTS3012AE or the PC where the site
maintenance terminal system is installed to the network.
The crossover cable connects the BTS3012AE to your PC where the site maintenance
terminal system is installed.
5.22.2 Structure
The crossover cable and the straight-through cable have RJ45 connectors at both ends. They
differ in connector wiring.
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Figure 5-20 shows the structure of the Ethernet cable.

Figure 5-20 Structure of the Ethernet cable
W
1
X1
X2

Table 5-32 describes the pins of the Ethernet cable.
Table 5-32 Pins of the Ethernet cable
Pin of the
X1 End
Core Color
Core Type
Pin of the X2 End in

the Straight-Through
Cable
Pin of the X2
End in the
Crossover Cable
X1.2
Orange
Twisted pair
X2.2
X2.6
X1.1
White and
orange
X2.1
X2.3
X1.6
Green
X2.6
X2.2
X1.3
White and
green
X2.3
X2.1
X1.4
Blue
X2.4
X2.4
X1.5
Blue and
White
X2.5
X2.5
X1.8
Brown
X2.8
X2.8
X1.7
White and
Brown
X2.7
X2.7
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair

Table 5-33 describes the installation positions of the two types of Ethernet cables.
Table 5-33 Installation positions of the Ethernet cables
Type
One End
The Other End
Straight-through
cable
Connects to the MMI port on the

DTMU or the Ethernet port of your PC
where the site maintenance terminal
system is installed
Connects to the HUB or the

LAN switch port
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Type
One End
The Other End
Crossover cable
Connects to the MMI port on the

DTMU
Connects to the Ethernet

port of your PC where the
site maintenance terminal
system is installed
5.23 Signal Cables Between the DSCB and the DAFU

Subrack
5.23.1 Functions
The signal cables between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack are used to transmit signals from
the DSCB to the DDPUs and DCOMs in the DAFU subrack.
5.23.2 Structure
Two signal cables are connected between the DSCB and the DAFU. One cable is between the
DSCB and the DDPUs and DCOMs in the slots of DAFU0DAFU2. The other cable is
between the DSCB and the DDPUs and DCOMs in the slots of DAFU3DAFU5.
The two cables have the same structure, as shown in Figure 5-21.
Figure 5-21 Structure of a signal cable between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack
B
1
W1
2
X2
W2
2
W3
X3
X1
View A
Pos.68
View B
Pos.26
X4
Pos.1
Pos.1
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The pins of the two cables between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack are the same. Table 534 lists the pins of a signal cable between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack.
Table 5-34 Pins of a signal cable between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack
Core
Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(DB26 Connector)
Core Type
W1
X1.1
X2.7
Twisted pair
X1.2
X2.8
X1.3
X2.11
X1.4
X2.10
X1.35
X2.20
X1.36
X2.19
X1.37
X2.13
X1.38
X2.12
X1.5
X2.16
X1.6
X2.9
X1.7
X2.17
X1.8
X2.18
X1.39
X2.15
X1.40
X2.24
X1.41
X2.26
X1.42
X2.25
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Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(DB26 Connector)
Core Type
W2
X1.13
X3.7
Twisted pair
X1.14
X3.8
X1.15
X3.11
X1.16
X3.10
X1.47
X3.20
X1.48
X3.19
X1.49
X3.13
X1.50
X3.12
X1.17
X3.9
X1.18
X3.16
X1.19
X3.17
X1.20
X3.18
X1.51
X3.15
X1.52
X3.24
X1.53
X3.26
X1.54
X3.25
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Core
Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(DB26 Connector)
Core Type
W3
X1.25
X4.7
Twisted pair
X1.26
X4.8
X1.27
X4.11
X1.28
X4.10
X1.59
X4.20
X1.60
X4.19
X1.61
X4.13
X1.62
X4.12
X1.29
X4.9
X1.30
X4.17
X1.31
X4.16
X1.32
X4.18
X1.63
X4.15
X1.64
X4.24
X1.65
X4.26
X1.66
X4.25
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Table 5-35 lists the installation positions of the signal cables between the DSCB and the
DAFU subrack.
Table 5-35 Installation positions of the signal cables between the DSCB and the DAFU subrack
Cable Name
One End (MD68

Male
Connector)
The Other End (Three DB26 Male

Connectors)
Signal cable between the

DSCB and DAFU0DAFU2
in the DAFU subrack
Connects to port
TO DAFU 0-2 on
the DSCB
Connects to the
COM/DBUS/ONSHELL port on the
DDPU/DFCU/DCOM panel in
subrack DAFU0
Connects to the
subrack DAFU1
Connects to the
subrack DAFU2

DSCB and DAFU3DAFU5
in the DAFU subrack
Connects to port
TO DAFU 3-5 on
the DSCB
Connects to the
subrack DAFU3
Connects to the
COM/DFCU/ONSHELL port on the
subrack DAFU4
Connects to the
subrack DAFU5
5.24 TOP1 Signal Cable Between the DCCU and the DSCB
5.24.1 Functions
The TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB is used to transmit signals between
the common subrack and the DSCB.
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5.24.2 Structure
Figure 5-22 shows the structure of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB.
Figure 5-22 Structure of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB
View B
Pos.64
2
View A
Pos.1
Pos.1
B
Delander
X2
Pos.68
X1

Table 5-36 lists the pins of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB.
Table 5-36 Pins of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB
Core Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)

Connector)
Core Type
X1.5
X2.35
Twisted pair
X1.6
X2.36
X1.7
X2.37
X1.8
X2.38
X1.9
X2.11
X1.10
X2.12
X1.11
X2.15
X1.12
X2.16
X1.13
X2.3
X1.14
X2.4
X1.15
X2. 7
X1.16
X2.8
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)

Connector)
Core Type
X1.17
X2.13
Twisted pair
X1.18
X2.14
X1.19
X2.30
X1.20
X2.29
X1.21
X2.5
X1.22
X2.6
X1.23
X2.9
X1.24
X2.10
X1.25
X2.23
X1.26
X2.24
X1.27
X2.27
X1.28
X2.28
X1.29
X2.19
X1.30
X2.20
X1.31
X2.21
X1.32
X2.22
X1.33
X2.56
X1.66
X2.55
X1.38
X2.58
X1.39
X2.57
X1.40
X2.60
X1.41
X2.59
X1.42
X2.54
X1.43
X2.53
X1.44
X2.49
X1.45
X2.50
X1.46
X2.44
X1.47
X2.43
X1.48
X2.64
X1.49
X2.63
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)

Connector)
Core Type
X1.50
X2.52
Twisted pair
X1.51
X2.51
X1.52
X2.33
X1.53
X2.34
X1.54
X2.32
X1.55
X2.31
X1.56
X2.48
X1.57
X2.47
X1.58
X2.17
X1.59
X2.18
X1.60
X2.1
X1.61
X2.2
X1.62
X2.46
X1.63
X2.45
X1.64
X2.62
X1.65
X2.61
X1.2
X2.25
X1.3
X2.40
X1.4
X2.39
X1.36
X2.26
X1.37
X2.41
X1.1
Shielded
X1.34
X1.35
X1.68
X1.Shell
X2.42
X2.Shell
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Table 5-37 lists the installation positions of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the
DSCB.
Table 5-37 Installation positions of the TOP1 signal cable between the DCCU and the DSCB
Cable Name
One End (MD68 Male

Connector)
The Other End (MD64

Male Connector)
TOP1 signal cable Between

the DCCU and the DSCB
Connects to port TOP (FROM

DCCU) on the DSCB
Connects to port
TO_TOP1 on the DCCU
5.25 TOP2 Signal Cable Between the DCSU and the DSCB
5.25.1 Functions
The TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB is used to transmit signals between
the DCSU and the DSCB.
5.25.2 Structure
Figure 5-23 shows the structure of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB.
Figure 5-23 Structure of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB
View A
Pos.1
View B
2 Pos.1
1
W
Pos.26
X1
X3
Pos.36
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Table 5-38 lists the pins of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB.
Table 5-38 Pins of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB
Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(DB26 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD36 Connector)
X1.16
X2.6
X1.12
X2.7
X1.11
X2.8
X1.10
X2.9
X1.8
X2.10
X1.9
X2.28
X1.3
X2.11
X1.1
X2.12
X1.17
X2.24
X1.15
X2.25
X1.14
X2.26
X1.13
X2.27
X1.2
X2.29
X1.4
X2.14
X1.7
X2.21
X1.Shell
X2.Shell
Core Type
Twisted pair
Shield

Table 5-39 lists the installation positions of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the
DSCB.
Table 5-39 Installation positions of the TOP2 signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB
Cable Name
One End (DB26 Male

Connector)
The Other End (MD36 Male

Connector)
TOP2 signal cable between

the DCSU and the DSCB
Connects to port TOP2

on the DCSU
Connects to port TO DCSU

TOP on the DSCB
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5.26 Combined-Cabinet Signal Cable Between the DCSU

and the DSCB
5.26.1 Functions
The combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB connects the common
subrack with the signal lightning-protection subrack. It is used to transfer the combinedcabinet clock signals, control signals, data signals, and Boolean value alarm signals between
the common subrack and the signal lightning-protection subrack.
5.26.2 Structure
Figure 5-24 shows the structure of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and
the DSCB.
Figure 5-24 Structure of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB
View B
Pos.64
2
View A
1
Pos.1
Pos.1
Delander
X2
Pos.68
X1

Table 5-40 lists the pins of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the
DSCB.
Table 5-40 Pins of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the DSCB
5-50
Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD64 Connector)
Core Type
X1.13
X2.32
Twisted pair
X1.14
X2.31
X1.15
X2.30
X1.16
X2.29
Twisted pair
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD64 Connector)
Core Type
X1.17
X2.16
Twisted pair
X1.18
X2.15
X1.19
X2.14
X1.20
X2.13
X1.21
X2.40
X1.22
X2.39
X1.23
X2. 36
X1.24
X2.35
X1.25
X2.34
X1.26
X2.33
X1.27
X2.58
X1.28
X2.57
X1.29
X2.56
X1.30
X2.55
X1.31
X2.4
X1.32
X2.3
X1.33
X2.2
X1.34
X2.1
X1.45
X2.52
X1.46
X2.51
X1.47
X2.50
X1.48
X2.49
X1.49
X2.64
X1.50
X2.63
X1.51
X2.62
X1.52
X2.61
X1.53
X2.48
X1.54
X2.47
X1.55
X2.46
X1.56
X2.45
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Wire
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD68 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD64 Connector)
Core Type
X1.57
X2.26
Twisted pair
X1.58
X2.25
X1.59
X2.24
X1.60
X2.23
X1.61
X2.20
X1.62
X2.19
X1.63
X2.18
X1.64
X2.17
X1.65
X2.10
X1.66
X2.9
X1.67
X2.8
X1.68
X2.7
X1.6
X2.5
X1.7
X2.6
X1.8
X2.11
X1.9
X2.12
X1.5
X2.21
Shielded
X1.10
X2.22
X1.39
X2.27
X1.40
X2.28
X1.41
X2.59
X1.44
X2.60
X1.Shell
X2.Shell
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Table 5-41 lists the installation positions of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the
DCSU and the DSCB.
Table 5-41 Installation positions of the combined-cabinet signal cable between the DCSU and the
DSCB
Cable Name
One End (MD68 Male

Connector)

Connector)
Cabinet group signal

cable between the
DCSU and the DSCB
Connects to port
Connects to port CC_IN or

CC_OUT on the DCSU
TO SLAVEMASTER
(FROM DCSU) on the DSCB
5.27 Signal Cable Between the DCSU and the DTRB

5.27.1 Functions
The signal cable between the DCSU and DTRB is used to transmit signals between the DTRU
subrack and the DCSU.
5.27.2 Structure
Figure 5-25 shows the structure of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB.
Figure 5-25 Structure of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB
View A
Pos.1
View B
2
Pos.68
Pos.64
A
Pos.1
B
Delander
W
X1
X2
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Table 5-42 lists the pins of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB.
Table 5-42 Pins of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB
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Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD64 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD68 Connector)
Core Type
X1.1
X2.1
Twisted pair
X1.2
X2.2
X1.3
X2.35
X1.4
X2.36
X1.5
X2.3
X1.6
X2.46
X1.7
X2.4
X1.8
X2.5
X1.9
X2.38
X1.10
X2.39
X1.11
X2.6
X1.12
X2.40
X1.13
X2.7
X1.14
X2.8
X1.15
X2.41
X1.16
X2.42
X1.17
X2.10
X1.18
X2.11
X1.19
X2.44
X1.20
X2.45
X1.21
X2.21
X1.22
X2.26
X1.23
X2.13
X1.24
X2.14
X1.25
X2.47
X1.26
X2.48
X1.27
X2.55
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD64 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD68 Connector)
X1.28
X2.60
X1.29
X2.16
X1.30
X2.17
X1.31
X2.50
X1.32
X2.51
X1.33
X2.19
X1.34
X2.20
X1.35
X2.53
X1.36
X2.54
X1.37
X2.18
X1.38
X2.52
X1.39
X2.22
X1.40
X2.23
X1.41
X2.25
X1.42
X2.59
X1.43
X2.37
X1.44
X2.49
X1.45
X2.27
X1.46
X2.28
X1.47
X2.61
X1.48
X2.62
X1.49
X2.30
X1.50
X2.31
X1.51
X2.64
X1.52
X2.65
X1.55
X2.58
X1.56
X2.56
X1.57
X2.24
X1.58
X2.57
X1.59
X2.32
Core Type
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD64 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD68 Connector)
Core Type
X1.60
X2.66
X1.61
X2.33
X1.62
X2.34
X1.63
X2.67
X1.64
X2.68
X1.53
X2.63
Shell
Shell
Braid
Twisted pair
Twisted pair

Table 5-43 lists the installation positions of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB.
Table 5-43 Installation positions of the signal cable between the DCSU and the DTRB
Cable Name
One End (MD64 Male

Connector)

Connector)

DCSU and the DTRB
Connects to port
TO_DTRB on the DCSU
Connects to port MD68 on the

DTRB
5.28 RS485 Environment Monitoring Signal Cable

5.28.1 Functions
The RS485 environment monitoring signal cable is used to transmit the RS485 environment
monitoring signals from the DPMU, FAN subrack, DELU, DMLU, and heat exchanger to the
DCCU. The signals are finally sent to the DTMU for further processing.
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5.28.2 Structure
Figure 5-26 shows the structure of the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable.
Figure 5-26 Structure of the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable
View B
2
W1
B
1
X2
View A
Pos.1
1
W2
A
X1
Pos.26
View C
3
Pos.1
C
X3
4
Pos.15
View D
Pos.1
View E
1
2
3
4
5
W3
W4
X5
X4
Pos.26

(2) RJ45 connector

(5) Common 5-pin connector
(3) DB15 female connector

Table 5-44 lists the pins of W1 in the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable.
Table 5-44 Pins of W1
Core Wire
Pin of the X1 End (DB26

Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(RJ45 Connector)
Core Type
W1
X1.19
X2.1
Twisted pair
X1.11
X2.2
X1.1
X2.4
X1.10
X2.5
X1.Shell
X2.Shell
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Core Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(DB26 Connector)
Pin of the X3 End

(DB15 Connector)
Core Type
W2
X1.19
X3.1
Twisted pair
X1.11
X3.2
X1.1
X3.4
X1.10
X3.5
X1.Shell
X3.Shell
Twisted pair
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Pin of the X1 End

(DB26 Connector)
Pin of the X4 End

(DB26 Connector)
Core Type
W3
X1.1
X4.1
Twisted pair
X1.10
X4.10
X1.2
X4.2
X1.3
X4.3
X1.4
X4.4
X1.5
X4.5
X1.6
X4.6
X1.7
X4.7
X1.11
X4.11
X1.19
X4.19
X1.13
X4.13
X1.14
X4.14
X1.12
X4.12
X1.16
X4.16
X1.17
X4.17
X1.12
X4.12
X1.20
X4.20
X1.21
X4.21
X1.22
X4.22
X1.23
X4.23
X1.24
X4.24
X1.25
X4.25
X1.Shell
X4.Shell
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Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Wire
Pin of the X4 End (DB26

Connector)
Pin of the X5 End

(Common 5-Pin
Connector)
Core Type
W4
X4.8
X5.1
Twisted pair
X4.9
X5.2
X4.18
X5.3
X4.Shell
Shield

Table 5-48 lists the installation positions of the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable.
Table 5-48 Installation positions of the RS485 environment monitoring signal cable
Cable Name
One End (DB26

Male Connector)
The Other End
RS485
environment
monitoring signal
cable
Connects to port
To_FAN on the
DCCU
The RJ45 connector connects to port

RS232/RS422 on the DPMU.
The DB15 female connector connects to port
COM Port on the heat exchanger on the front
door.
The DB26 male connector connects to port
COM on the FAN Box.
The common 5-pin connector connects to the
sensor on the left of the air inlet.
5.29 E1 Signal Transfer Cable

5.29.1 Functions
The E1 signal transfer cable is used to transfer four routes of signals from the DSCB to the
DCCU.
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5.29.2 Structure
Figure 5-27 shows the structure of the E1 signal transfer cable.
Figure 5-27 Structure of the E1 signal transfer cable
View B
Pos.64
1
View A
Pos.1
Pos.1
Delander
X2
Pos.36
X1

Table 5-49 lists the pins of the E1 signal transfer cable.
Table 5-49 Pins of the E1 signal transfer cable
Core Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD36 Connector)
Pin of X2 End (MD64

Connector)
Core Type
X1.6
X2.11
Twisted pair
X1.7
X2.9
X1.24
X2.27
X1.25
X2.25
X1.8
X2.15
X1.9
X2.13
X1.26
X2.31
X1.27
X2.29
X1.2
X2.43
X1.3
X2.41
X1.20
X2.59
X1.21
X2.57
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Core Wire
Pin of the X1 End

(MD36 Connector)
Pin of X2 End (MD64

Connector)
Core Type
X1.4
X2.47
Twisted pair
X1.5
X2.45
X1.22
X2. 63
X1.23
X2. 61
X1.14
X2.3
X1.15
X2.1
X1.32
X2.19
X1.33
X2.17
X1.16
X2.7
X1.17
X2.5
X1.34
X2.23
X1.35
X2.21
X1.10
X2.32
X1.11
X2.33
X1.28
X2.51
X1.29
X2.49
X1.12
X2.39
X1.13
X2.37
X1.30
X2.55
X1.31
X2.53
Shell
Shell
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Shield

Table 5-50 lists the installation positions of the E1 signal transfer cable.
Table 5-50 Installation positions of the E1 signal transfer cable
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Cable
Name
One End (MD36 Male

Connector)

Connector)
E1 signal
transfer cable
Connects to port TO DCCU E1 on

the DSCB
Connects to port TRAN on the

DCCU
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5.30 Monitoring Signal Transfer Cable Between the NPMI

and the DSCB
5.30.1 Functions
The monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the DSCB is used to transmit
signals between the NPMI and the DSCB.
5.30.2 Structure
Figure 5-28 shows the structure of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and
the DSCB.
Figure 5-28 Structure of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the DSCB
1
View A
1
2
Lable1
A
X1
Lable2
View B
1
2
3
4
X2
Lable3
B
X3
Lable4
2 X4
View C
Pos.1
Lable5
X9
Pos.36
X5
Lable6
X6
Lable7
X7
Lable8
X8
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Table 5-51 lists the pins of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the
DSCB.
Table 5-51 Pins of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and the DSCB
Core Wire
Pin of One End
Pin of the Other End
Color
Core Type
X1.1
X9.6
Blue
Twisted pair
X1.2
X9.7
White
X2.1
X9.8
Orange
X2.2
X9.9
White
X3.4
X9.22
Green
X3.3
X9.24
White
X4.3
X9.25
Brown
X4.4
X9.31
White
X5.3
X9.26
Grey
X6.3
X9.27
Brown
X7.3
X9.28
Blue
X8.3
X9.29
Red
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair

Table 5-52 lists the installation positions of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the
NPMI and the DSCB.
Table 5-52 Installation positions of the monitoring signal transfer cable between the NPMI and
the DSCB
5-64
Cable Name
One End
The Other End (MD36

Male Connector)
Monitoring signal
transfer cable between
the NPMI and the
DSCB
The two common 2-pin connectors

connect to ports JK1 and JK2 on the
NPMI.
Connects to port TO
NPMI on the DSCB
The six common 4-pin connectors

connect to ports JTD1, JTD2, and
JTD4JTD7 on the NPMI.
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5.31 DPMU Monitoring Cable

5.31.1 Functions
The DPMU monitoring cable of the BTS3012AE is used to transmit sensor signals from the
NPMI to the DPMU.
5.31.2 Structure
Figure 5-29 shows the structure of the DPMU monitoring cable.
Figure 5-29 Structure of the DPMU monitoring cable
View A
Pos.50
Pos.1
1
View B
Pos.50
A
2
W
X1
X2
Pos.1

Table 5-53 lists the pins of the DPMU monitoring cable.
Table 5-53 Pins of the DPMU monitoring cable
Pin of the X1 End
(MD50 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD50 Connector )
Core Color
Core Type
X1.1
X2.1
White
Twisted pair
X1.2
X2.2
Blue
X1.3
X2.3
White
X1.4
X2.4
Orange
X1.5
X2.5
White
X1.8
X2.8
Green
X1.9
X2.9
White
X1.10
X2.10
Brown
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Pin of the X1 End

(MD50 Connector)
Pin of the X2 End

(MD50 Connector )
Core Color
Core Type
X1.11
X2.11
White
Twisted pair
X1.12
X2.12
Grey
X1.13
X2.13
Red
X1.14
X2.14
Blue
X1.16
X2.16
Red
X1.17
X2.17
Orange
X1.18
X2.18
Red
X1.19
X2.19
Green
X1.20
X2.20
Red
X1.21
X2.21
Brown
X1.22
X2.22
Red
X1.23
X2.23
Grey
X1.24
X2.24
Black
X1.25
X2.25
Blue
X1.27
X2.27
Black
X1.28
X2.28
Orange
X1.29
X2.29
Black
X1.30
X2.30
Green
X1.31
X2.31
Black
X1.32
X2.32
Brown
X1.33
X2.33
Black
X1.34
X2.34
Grey
X1.43
X2.43
Yellow
X1.44
X2.44
Blue
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
Twisted pair
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Table 5-54 lists the installation positions of the DPMU monitoring cable.
Table 5-54 Installation positions of the DPMU monitoring cable
Cable Name
One End (MD50 Male

Connector)

Connector)
DPMU
monitoring cable
Connects to port COM on the

DPMU
Connects to port J1 on the NPMI
5.32 Alarm Cable for the Air Breaker

5.32.1 Functions
The alarm cable for the air breaker connects the storage battery to the NPMI. This alarm cable
helps the NPMI monitor the voltage of the storage battery in real time. If the NPMI detects
overvoltage, it reports an overvoltage alarm.
5.32.2 Structure
Figure 5-30 shows the structure of the alarm cable for the air breaker.
Figure 5-30 Structure of the alarm cable for the air breaker
3
1
A
2
1
2
A
(2) Common female connector
(3) OT terminal

None.
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Table 5-55 lists the installation positions of the alarm cable for the air breaker.
Table 5-55 Installation positions of the alarm cable for the air breaker
Cable Name
One End (Common Female

Connector)
The Other End (OT Terminal)
Alarm cable for

the air breaker
Connects to port FU_ALM on

the NPMI
Connects to the air breaker terminal
5.33 Alarm Cable for the AC Lightning Arrester

5.33.1 Functions
The alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester connects the AC lightning arrester to the NPMI.
It helps the NPMI monitor the AC lightning arrester in real time.
5.33.2 Structure
Figure 5-31 shows the structure of the alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester.
Figure 5-31 Structure of the alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester
2
1
W1
X2
A
W2
X1
View A
X3
1
2
3
4
(2) Common connector

None.
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Table 5-56 lists the installation positions of the alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester.
Table 5-56 Installation positions of the alarm cable for the AC lightning arrester
Cable Name
One End (Common 4-Pin

Connector)
The Other End

(Common Connector)
Alarm cable for the

AC lightning
arrestor
Connects to port JTD3 on the NPMI

through the front of the cabinet
Connects to AC power
lightning arrestor
5.34 Cable for the Temperature and Humidity Sensor

5.34.1 Functions
The cable for the temperature and humidity sensor connects the temperature and humidity
sensor to the NPMI. It helps the NPMI monitor the temperature and humidity in the storage
battery cabin in a real-time manner.
5.34.2 Structure
Figure 5-32 shows the structure of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor.
Figure 5-32 Structure of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor
2
X2
1
W1
X3
A
X4
W4
X1
X5
View A
1
2
3
4
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Table 5-57 lists the pins the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor.
Table 5-57 Pins of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor
Pin of the X1 End (Common 4-Pin
Connector)
Pin of the X2, X3, X4, and X5 Ends

(Common Connector)
X1.1
X2
X1.2
X3
X1.3
X4
X1.4
X5

Table 5-58 lists the installation positions of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor.
Table 5-58 Installation positions of the cable for the temperature and humidity sensor
Cable Name
One End (4-Pin Connector)
The Other End

(Common Connector)
Cable for the temperature

and humidity sensor
Connects to port TEM_HUM

on the NPMI through the back
of the cabinet
Connects to the temperature

and humidity sensor
5.35 Cable for the Door Status Sensor

5.35.1 Functions
The cable for the door status sensor connects the door status sensor to the NPMI. It helps the
NPMI monitor the door status in real time.
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5.35.2 Structure
Figure 5-33 shows the structure of the cable for the door status sensor.
Figure 5-33 Structure of the cable for the access door status
1
X1
4
W1
2
A
X2
W2
View A
1
2
X3
3
X4
X5
W3
W5
W4
X6
(1) 250-type parallel connector
(2) 2-pin connector
(3) 4-pin connector

Table 5-59 lists the pins of the cable for the door status sensor.
Table 5-59 Pins of the cable for the door status sensor
Pin of the X1 and X2 Ends
Pin of the X3 End
X1
X3.1
X2
X3.2
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Table 5-60 lists the installation positions of the cable for the door status sensor.
Table 5-60 Installation positions of the cable for the door status sensor
Cable Name

Connector)
The Other End
Cable for the

door status
sensor
Connects to port DOOR on the

NPMI through the back of the
cabinet
Parallel connectors X1 and X2 connect

to the tact switch on the front door of
the cabinet.
Parallel connectors X4 and X5 connect
to the tact switch on the back door of
the cabinet.
Connector X6 is reserved for
transmitting door status signals of
combined cabinets.
Note: Remove W5 in case of combined cabinets, and then connect the cable for the door status sensor on the
other cabinet door to the W5 port.
5.36 Cable for the Smoke Sensor

5.36.1 Functions
The cable for the smoke sensor connects the smoke sensor to the NPMI. It helps the NPMI
monitor the smoke in the ambient environment in real time.
5.36.2 Structure
Figure 5-34 shows the structure of the cable for the smoke sensor.
Figure 5-34 Structure of the cable for the smoke sensor
2
1
W1
X2
A
W2
X1
View A
X3
1
2
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None.

Table 5-61 lists the installation positions of the cable for the smoke sensor.
Table 5-61 Installation positions of the cable for the smoke sensor
Cable Name

Connector)
The Other End (Common

Connector)
Cable for the

smoke sensor
Connects to port SMOKE on the NPMI

through the back of the cabinet
Connects to the smoke sensor
5.37 Cable for the Water Sensor

5.37.1 Functions
The cable for the water sensor connects the water sensor to the NPMI. It helps the NPMI
monitor the water in the ambient environment in real time.
5.37.2 Structure
Figure 5-35 shows the structure of the cable for the water sensor.
Figure 5-35 Structure of the cable for the water sensor
2
1
View A
1
2
3
4
(2) Common female connector

None.
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Table 5-62 lists the installation positions of the cable for the water sensor.
Table 5-62 Installation positions of the cable for the water sensor
Cable Name

Connector)
The Other End (Common

Female Connector)
Cable for the water

sensor
Connects to port WATER on the

NPMI through the back of the
cabinet
Connects to the water sensor
5.38 Cables for the Built-In Battery Cabin

5.38.1 Functions
The cables for the built-in battery cabin consist of the following types:
z
GND cable and 48 V power cable: provide power supply for the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Cable between the wiring copper bar and the storage batteries
Inter-battery cable: connects each battery in series. This forms a power supply system.
Built-in battery temperature sensor cable: connects the built-in battery cabin with the
NPMI. This enables the NPMI to monitor the temperature in the battery cabin.
5.38.2 Structure
The structures of the cables for the built-in battery cabin are as follows:
z
The GND cable is a red one with the sectional area of 25 mm2, as shown in Figure 5-36.
The 48 V power cable is a black one with the sectional area of 25 mm2, as shown in
Figure 5-37.
The cable between the wiring copper bar and the storage batteries is black with the
sectional area of 16 mm2.
The inter-battery cable is black with the sectional area of 16 mm2.
The cable for the temperature sensor of the built-in batteries is shown in Figure 5-38.
Figure 5-36 Structure of the GND cable

1
3
W
(1) Bare pressure terminal
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Figure 5-37 Structure of the 48 V power cable

1
3
W
Figure 5-38 Structure of the cable for the temperature sensor of the built-in batteries
1
2
(1) OT terminal

None.

Table 5-63 lists the installation positions of the cables for the built-in battery cabin.
Table 5-63 Installation positions of the cables for the built-in battery cabin
Cable Name
One End
The Other End
GND cable
Connects to the positive lead of the

wiring copper bar on the left part in
the 50 AH battery cabin
connects to the RTN at the

rear of the power subrack
48 V cable
Connects to the negative lead of the

wiring copper bar on the left part in
the 50 AH battery cabin
Connects to the RTN at the

Cable between the

wiring copper bar
and the storage
batteries
Connects to the wiring copper bar

on the left part in the 50 AH battery
cabin
Connects to the positive or

negative lead of the storage
batteries
Inter-battery cable
The red connector connects to the

positive lead of one storage battery.
The black connector

connects to the negative lead
of the other storage battery.
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Cable Name
One End
The Other End
Cable for the

temperature sensor
of the built-in
batteries
The OT terminal connects to the

positive terminal on the left storage
battery in the front row at the upper
layer within the 150-AH storage
battery cabin.
The common 2-pin

connector connects to port
BAT_TEM1 on the NPMI.
5.39 Cables for the External Battery Cabinet

5.39.1 Functions
The cables for the external battery cabinet consist of the following types:
z
GND cable and 48 V cable: provides power supply for the BTS3012AE cabinet.
Inter-battery cable: connects to the batteries in series. The batteries together form a
backup power supply system.
Equipotential cable: provides protection grounding for the battery cabinet.
Cable for the external battery door status and temperature sensor: connects to the
external battery cabinet and the NPMI. This enables the NPMI to monitor the door status
of and the temperature in the external battery cabinet.
5.39.2 Structure
The structures of the cables for the external battery cabinet are described as follows:
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The GND cable is a red one with the sectional area of 35 mm2, as shown in Figure 5-36.
The 48 V power cable is a black one with the sectional area of 35 mm2, as shown in
Figure 5-37.
The inter-battery cable connects batteries in series.
The equipotential cable, that is, the PGND cable, is a green and yellow one with the
sectional area of 25 mm2.
Figure 5-39 shows the structure of the cable for the external battery door status and
temperature sensor.
One end has a 2-pin connector and two bare wires.
The other end has four bare wires and the other end. For the colors of the four core
wires, see Table 5-64.
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Figure 5-39 Structure of the cable for the external battery door status and temperature sensor
1
3
(1) Two bare wires (white and green)

(3) Four bare wires (white, green, red, and black)
Table 5-64 Bare wires at one end of door status and temperature sensor cable
Wire Color
Function
Structure
White
Door status monitoring
See Figure 5-39.
Green
Red
Temperature monitoring
Black

None.

Table 5-65 lists the installation positions of the cables for the external battery cabinet.
Table 5-65 Installation positions of the cables for the external battery cabinet
Cable Name
One End
The Other End
GND cable
Connects to the positive lead of the

wiring copper bar for the external
battery cabinet

48 V cable
Connects to the negative lead of the

wiring copper bar for the external
battery cabinet

The red connector connects to the

positive lead of one storage battery.
The black connector

connects to the negative lead
of the other storage battery.
Connects to the grounding bar

terminal in the external battery
cabinet
Connects to the grounding

bar of the BTS3012AE
cabinet
Inter-battery cable
Equipotential cable
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Cable Name
One End
The Other End
Door status and

temperature sensor
cable
The four bare wires connect to the

wiring terminal of the external
battery cabinet.
The 2-pin connector

connects to port
BAT_TEM2 on the NPMI.
The two bare wires connect
to the cable for the door
status sensor on the
BTS3012AE cabinet.
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5.11.4 Installation Positions ........................................................................................................................5-24

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5.28.3 Pin Description.................................................................................................................................5-57

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5.37 Cable for the Water Sensor........................................................................................................................5-73

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Figure 4-15 DFCU panel..................................................................................................................................4-34

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Figure 5-29 Structure of the DPMU monitoring cable .....................................................................................5-65

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Table 4-16 Ports on the DSCB panel ................................................................................................................4-20

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Table 5-16 Pins of a 120-ohm twisted pair .......................................................................................................5-22

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Table 5-49 Pins of the E1 signal transfer cable.................................................................................................5-61

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1.1 Introduction to the

Introduces the structure of the BTS3012AE hardware.

1.2 Hardware Description

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Auxiliary equipment consists of the

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