OWB001700 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V200R014 Product Description ISSUE 1 02

3900 Series WCDMA
NodeB V200R014
Product Description
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Copyright 2012 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Foreword
BTS3900 is the fourth generation base station developed by

Huawei. It features a multi-mode modular design and
supports multiple working modes: GSM(GO) mode,
UMTS(UO) mode ,LTE(LO) mode ,GSM+UMTS(GU) dual
modes, GSM+LTE(GL) dual modes, UMTS+LTE(UL) dual
modes through different software configuration. Two
BBU3900s can be interconnected to support
GSM/UMTS/LTE triple-mode operation
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References
3900 Series Multi-Mode Base Station Product

Documentation
3900 Series WCDMA NodeB Product Documentation
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Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
Describe the hardware structure of 3900 series NodeB
Detail the functions of different subsystems and boards about

NodeB
Describe the cable connection of NodeB
Describe the expansion and networking of NodeB
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Contents
1. 3900 Series NodeB Overview
2. 3900 Series NodeB Hardware
3. 3900 Series NodeB Expansion and Networking
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BTS3900 Position in UMTS/GSM

UE/MS
Uu/Um
CN
UTRAN/GBSS
RNC
Iu-CS
Iub
CS
A
BTS3900
Abis
BSC
Gb
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PS
HUAWEI 3900 series NodeB
Standardized modules shared by all NodeB types
BBU and RFU for Macro NodeB
BBU and RRU for distributed NodeB
Main Module
RRU
MRFU
BBU
Indoor macro NodeB
BTS3900
Outdoor macro NodeB

BTS3900A
Indoor macro NodeB

BTS3900L
Outdoor macro NodeB

BTS3900AL
Outdoor mini NodeB

BTS3900C
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Distributed NodeB
DBS3900
BTS3900 Overview
The BTS3900 consists of

the BBU3900, RFUs, and
indoor macro cabinet
mainly
indoor
macro
cabinet
The BBU3900 and RFUs

are installed in the indoor
macro cabinet
The RFUs are of two types:

WRFUs and MRFUs in
WCDMA mode, MRFU in
Dual mode
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Components of the BTS3900
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FAN
FAN
FAN
1U
Air inlet
Air inlet
Air inlet
2U
BBU
BBU
BBU
1U
DCDU-01
DCDU-01
1U
PSU PSU PSU PSU
2U
-48V DC
PMU
Cable
in/out
+24V DC
DCDU-01
PSU PSU
Cable in/out
PSU
110/220V AC
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Application Scenario of BTS3900
The BTS3900, the indoor macro base station, is applicable

to the indoor centralized installation scenario
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BTS3900A Overview
The BTS3900A consists of the

BBU3900, RFUs, power
cabinet(APM30H) or transmission
cabinet(TMC11H), and outdoor
RF cabinet(RFC) mainly
The BBU3900 is installed in the

APM30H or TMC11H, and the
RFUs are installed in the RFC
The RF module is the same with

the BTS3900
BTS3900A
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Components of the BTS3900A
Dimensions (width x depth x

height)
APM30H: 600 mm x 480 mm x

700 mm
RFC: 600 mm x 480 mm x 700

mm
Weight
Empty cabinet: 135 kg
Full configuration: 207 kg
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Application Scenario of BTS3900A
The BTS3900A, the outdoor macro base station, is

applicable to the outdoor centralized installation scenario
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BTS3900L Overview
The BTS3900L consists of the BBU3900,

RFUs, and indoor macro cabinet mainly
The BBU3900 and RFUs are installed in the

indoor macro cabinet
The RFU can be a WRFU or a MRFU in

WCDMA mode
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Components of the BTS3900L

1: RFU
2: FAN unit
3: Air inlet
4: DCDU-01
5: BBU
6: Cabling space
7: Installation space for
transmission equipment
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Application Scenario of BTS3900L
The BTS3900L, an indoor macro base station, can be used

in indoor centralized scenario
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BTS3900AL Overview
A BTS3900AL uses a BTS3900AL

(Ver.A) cabinet and supports 220 V AC
and 110 V AC power input. Using one

cabinet, the BTS3900AL can house a
maximum of 9 radio frequency (RF)
modules and 2 baseband units (BBUs),
The RFU can be a WRFU or a

MRFU in WCDMA mode
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Components of the BTS3900AL

1: Filler panel
2: CCU
3: Surge protection subrack
4: DCDU-11C
5: Filler module
6: DCDU-11A
7: FAU
8: RFU
9: PDU03D
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Application Scenario of BTS3900AL
Cabinet configurations for a single- or dual-mode base

station when a site has no backup power
Configured with RFUs

but Without RRUs
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Application Scenario of BTS3900AL
Cabinet configurations for a single- or dual-mode base

station when a site has no backup power
Configured with
Both RFUs and RRUs
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BTS3900C Overview
The BTS3900C consists of the

BBU3900, RFUs, and indoor
RRU, RRU, and outdoor mini
box(OMB) mainly
The BBU3900 is installed in the

OMB, and the RRU is installed in
the RRU rack
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See remarks
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Components of the BTS3900C
BTS3900C AC Cabinet
BTS3900C DC Cabinet
1.BBU 2. HEUA 3. AC/DC power equipment(AC)/DCDU(DC) 4. OMB

cabinet
5. RRU subrack 6. RRU 7. AC surge protection box(AC)
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Application Scenario of BTS3900C
The BTS3900C is applicable to the new outdoor 3G site in

environments such as tunnels, hot spots, places without
equipment rooms, and edge networks
The BTS3900C can be installed on a pole, against a wall, or

on the ground. The stand or support of other types can be
applied to installation of the BTS3900C on the ground
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DBS3900 Overview
The DBS3900 consists of the BBU3900,

RRUS mainly
The types of RRU: RRU3804,

RRU3801E,RRU3806,RRU3808,
RRU3908
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See remarks
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Application Scenario of DBS3900
The scenario includes the urban coverage, rural coverage,

coverage inside buildings and coverage along the highways
and railways
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Contents
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Contents
2.1 Cabinets and Subrack of the BTS3900
2.2 Board and Module of the BBU3900
2.3 RF Module
2.4 Power Module

2.5 FAN and SLPU
2.6 The Other Devices
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Mapping Between NodeB and

Cabinets
Mapping between base station models and cabinet types

Base Station
Model
Logical Name
DBS3900
APM30, OMB, TMC, TP48600A, BBC, VIRTUAL
BTS3900C
OMB
BTS3900
BTS3900, VIRTUAL
BTS3900A
APM30, RFC, TMC, BBC, VIRTUAL
BTS3900L
BTS3900L, VIRTUAL
BTS3900AL
BTS3900AL, TMC, BBC, VIRTUAL
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Subrack Numbering
Subrack numbers for 3900 series base stations
In physical cabinets, physical subracks (such as BBU3900,

RFU) exist at a fixed place
Some optional peripheral devices (such as EMS, GPS receiver)

can be configured in an independent cabinet for consistency
and expansibility
The numbering rules of the subrack can apply each type of

cabinet. Users cannot define the fixed subrack numbers, but
can define the numbers of the extension subracks
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Slot Numbering
Slot numbers for 3900 series base stations
Board Cabine Subrac

t
k
Slot Description
xBBP
The character x indicates the radio access technology
0-5 (RAT). An xBBP can be WBBP or LBBP.
When the GTMU is configured in a BBU, the xBBP board
cannot be configured in slot 5.
0-1
xMPT 0-7
The character x indicates the radio access technology
6-7 (RAT). An xBBP can be WBBP or LBBP.
When the GTMU board is configured in BBU, the xMPT
is configured in slot 7.
Fan
16 N/A
UPEU
18-19 The first UPEU board is permanently configured in slot
19.
xRFU
4-5
0-8 The xRFU indicates the RFUs of different RAT systems.
An xRFU can be MRFU or WRFU.
xRRU 0-62 60-254 0 The xRRU indicates the RRUs of different RAT systems,
such as MRRU, PRRU.
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Slot Numbering
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Contents
2.3 RF Module
2.4 Power Module

2.5 FAN and SLPU
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BTS3900 Logical Structure
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3900 Series NodeB Characteristic
Characteristics
Transport types: E1/T1, FE (electrical port) and FE (optical port)
Transmission types: ATM, IP and hybrid
Synchronization clock sources: Iub interface clock, GPS and

internal clock
Enhanced functionsHSPA+ (High Speed Packet Access+),

MIMO,64QAM, MBMS+ (Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast
Service+), RAN sharing and MOCN( Multi-Operator Core
Network)
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BBU3900 Physical Structure (UO)
Pannel & Boards

0 WBBP/UTRP/USCU/UCIU 4 WBBP/UTRP/UCIU
UBFA
UPEU/UEI
U
1 WBBP/UTRP/USCU
5 WBBP/UTRP
2 WBBP
6 WMPT/UMPT/UTRP
16
3 WBBP
19
UPEU
7 WMPT/UMPT
18
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BBU3900 Logical Structure (UO)
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WMPT Board
Maximum board number: 2
Mandatory, working in active and standby mode
Main function
Providing OM functions and reference clock
Processing signaling and managing resources for other boards
Providing USB ports for automatic NodeB upgrading
Providing transmission ports for Iub interface

Electrical Port:RJ45
O&M:RJ45
Loading: USB
Optical Port: SFP
Testing: USB
GPS antenna: SMA
4E1:DB26
LEDs
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WMPT BoardLED
Label
RUN
ALM
ACT
Color
Status
Meaning
ON
The power input is available, but the board is faulty
OFF
The power supply is unavailable
Gree
1s ON, 1s
OFF
The board in normal configuration is running properly
0.125s ON,
The software is being loaded to the board, or the
0.125s OFF
board is not in use
ON
The board has alarms on hardware
OFF
No alarm is generated
Gree
ON
The board is in active mode
OFF
The board is in standby mode
Red
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WMPT BoardLED (Cont.)
LED
Indicator
Status
Description
ON
The connections are functional
LEDs
OFF
The connections are faulty
(link state)
Blinking
LINK
Data transmission is ongoing
ACK
OFF
No data transmission is ongoing
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WMPT BoardDIP Switch
Setting of SW 1
T1
Bit
Mode
1
2
3
4
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
120 E1
Balanced
Mode
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
Setting of SW 2
75 E1
Unbalanced
Mode
ON
ON
ON
ON
Bit
1
2
3
4
Balenced
Mode
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Unbalenced
Mode
ON
ON
ON
ON
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UMPTa1 Board
Mandatory, working in active and standby mode
Main function
Providing OM functions and reference clock
Processing signaling and managing resources for other boards
Providing USB ports for automatic NodeB upgrading
Providing transmission ports for Iub interface
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UMPTa1 BoardLED
Labe
l
RUN
Color
Status
ON
There is power supply, but the board is faulty
OFF
There is no power supply, or the board is faulty
Gree
n
1s ON, 1s OFF
0.125s ON, 0.125s
OFF
ON
ALM
Meaning
Red
OFF
1s ON, 1s OFF
ON
The board is running properly

The board is being loaded or configured or not
started
An alarm is generated, and the board must be
replaced
There is no fault
An alarm is generated and you need to locate the
fault before deciding whether to replace the board
The board serves as an active board
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Standby board/Not been activated/Not providing any
UMPTa1 BoardDIP Switch
Setting of SW 1
120 E1
Bit T1 Mode Balanced
Mode
1
ON
OFF
2
OFF
ON
Setting of SW 2
75 E1
Unbalanced
Mode
ON
ON
Bit Balenced Mode Unbalenced Mode

1
2
3
4
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
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ON
ON
ON
ON
WBBP Board
Mandatory Maximum board number: 6
working in resource pool mode
Main function
Providing the CPRI interface for communication between the

BBU and the RRU or MRFU
Supporting the CPRI interface in 1+1 backup mode

Processing uplink and downlink baseband signals
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WBBP Board (Cont.)
Panel of the WBBPa
Panel of the WBBPb
Panel of the WBBPd
Panel of the WBBPf
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WBBP BoardCPRI LED
CPRI LED
Label Color
Status
Steady green
Steady red
CPRI
Red
Blinking red at
and
4 Hz
Description
The CPRI link is functioning properly
An optical module fails to receive signals because the optical
module is faulty or the optical cable is broken
The RF module connected to the CPRI link has a hardware fault
Green Blinking red at The CPRI link is out of lock because of mutual lock of dual-mode
0.5 Hz
clock sources or mismatched data rate over CPRI ports
OFF
The SFP module cannot be detected, or the optical module is

powered off
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UCIU Board
Main function
Interconnects BBUs and forwards control and synchronization

information from one BBU to another
Supports co-site of a 3900 series base station and a 3012

series base station
Supports the connection with a UMPT using a fiber optic cable
UCIU panel
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UTRP Board

Optional, work in active and standby mode
UTRP Board is the name of all the transmission extension boards,
including: UTRP2,UTRP3,UTRP4,UTRP6,UTRP9 and UTRPc

Board
Sub-board/Board Type
Port
UTRP2
UEOC
Two universal FE/GE optical port
UTRP3
UAEC
Ports for eight channels of ATM over E1/T1
UTRP4
UIEC
Ports for eight channels of IP over E1/T1
UTRP6
UUAS
Port for one unchannelized STM-1/OC-3
UTRP9
UQEC
Four universal FE/GE electrical ports
UTRPc
Without a sub-board
Four universal FE/GE electrical ports and two

universal FE/GE optical ports
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UBFA Board
Maximum board number: 1, mandatory
Main functions
Controlling the fan speed
Reporting the fan status to the WMPT
Detecting the temperature of the fan board
Label
Color
Status
Description
0.125s ON,
0.125s OFF
The module is not registered,

and no alarm is reported
1s ON, 1s
OFF
The module is running properly
OFF
No alarm is reported
1s ON, 1s
OFF
The module is reporting alarms
Green
STATE
Red
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UPEU Board
Main functions
Converting -48 V or +24 V DC power to +12 V DC power
Providing transmission ports for RS485 signals and dry contact

alarm signals
Panel of the UPEA
Panel of the UPEB
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UPEU BoardPort
EXT-ALM1
EXT-ALM0
MON1
MON0
Dry contact signal

RS 485 signal
sensor1
sensor2
sensor3 sensor4
PDF
Environment
Manage
Equipment
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UEIU Board
Maximum board number: 1, optional
The UEIU functions
Connecting to an external monitoring device and transmitting

RS485 signals to the WMPT
Connecting to an external alarm device and transmitting dry

contact alarm signals to the WMPT
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Monitoring System
Monitoring principles of the BTS3900 110/220V AC
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Monitoring System (Cont.)
Monitoring principles of the BTS3900A 110/220V AC
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Monitoring principles of the BTS3900L
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Monitoring principles of the DBS3900 with APM
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BBU3900 Cable Connection

External alarm device
External Monitoring device
MRFU
MRFU
Power Supply
MRFU
CPRI Cable
E1 Cable
FE optical Cable
LMT
FE electrical Cable
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RNC
Contents
2.3 RF Module
2.4 Power Module

2.5 FAN and SLPU
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WRFU Board
WRFU is an indoor RF unit
Frequency Band:
Band I (2.1 GHz)
Band V/VI850MHz
Maximum Output power: 80 W/40W
Number of Carriers Supported: 4/2
Operating voltage: Rated voltage: -48 V DC
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Principle of the WRFU module
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WRFU Port and LED

Connector
Port for
transceiving
RF signals
Label
ANT_R
DIN
XB
Connecting the antenna

subsystem
ANT_T
X/RXA
DIN
CPRI0
SFP female
connector
Connecting the BBU, or the

upper-level WRFU during the
cascading
CPRI1
SFP female
connector
Connecting the lower-level WRFU

during the cascading
RX_IN
B
QMA female
connector
Input port of diversity signals in

the antenna channel
CPRI
Interconnecti
on port for RF
receive
signals
Connector Type Description
RX_OU QMA female

TA
connector
Output port of diversity signals in

the antenna channel
Socket for
PWR
power supply
3V3 power
connector
Introducing power
Commissioni
ng port
RJ45
Used for commissioning and

monitoring
MON
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Technical Specification
Frequency Band
Frequency Band
RX Frequency
band (MHz)
TX Frequency
Band (MHz)
2100MHz
1920 to 1980
2110 to 2170
850MHz
824 to 835
869 to 880
Output Power
Item
Output
power
Specification
80W
WRF
U
40W
WRF
U
The WRFU supports four carriers, and its output power at the antenna port
reaches 80 W.
The carrier supports a maximum of 60 W in case of 1-carrier configuration.
Each carrier supports a maximum of 40 W in case of 2-carrier configuration. *
Each carrier a maximum of 20 W in case of 3-carrier or 4-carrier configuration.
Uneven power configuration is supported.
The WRFU supports two carriers, and its output power at the antenna port
reaches 40W
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WRFU Cable Connection
4-way RX diversity
TX diversity
2 x 2 MIMO
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MRFU Board
Capacity
Maximum output power 60W
Supporting 6 carriers in GSM mode
Supporting 4 carriers in UMTS mode
Supporting 6 carriers in GU mode
Supporting 1 x (1.4 MHz, 3 MHz, 5 MHz, 10 MHz,
15 MHz, 20 MHz) in LTE mode
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MRFU Principle
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MRFU Ports & LEDs

Connector
Label
Type
Port for
transceiving RF
signals
ANT_RXB
DIN connector
ANT_TX/RX
A
Function
Connecting the antenna

DIN connector subsystem
CPRI0
SFP female
connector
Connecting the BBU or the upperlevel cascaded MRFU
CPRI1
SFP female
connector
Connecting the lower-level

cascaded MRFU
RX_INB
QMA female
connector
Input port for diversity receive
RX_OUTA
QMA female
connector
Output port for main receive
Power supply
socket
PWR
3V3
Introducing power input
Monitoring ports
MON
RJ45
Monitoring and maintaining port
CPRI
Inter-MRFU RF
signal port
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Frequency Band
Type
Frequency Band
(MHz)
Receive Frequency Band

(MHz)
Transmit Frequency Band

(MHz)
MRFU
V1
900
890 to 915
935 to 960
1800
1710 to 1755
1805 to 1850
1740 to 1785
1835 to 1880
1850 to 1890
1930 to 1970
1870 to 1910
1950 to 1990
850
824 to 846.5
869 to 891.5
900
890 to 915
935 to 960
880 to 915
925 to 960
1710 to 1770
1805 to 1865
1725 to 1785
1820 to 1880
900
885 to 910
930 to 955
1800
1710 to 1755
1805 to 1850
1900
MRFU
V2
1800
MRFU
V2a
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Technical Specification (Cont.)
Output Power
Typical configurations of the MRFU V1 (900/1800/1900 MHz)
Number of
GSM
Carriers
Number of
UMTS
Carriers
Output Power per

GSM Carrier (W)
Output Sharing
Power per GSM
Carrier (W)
Output Power
per UMTS
Carrier (W)
60
60
40
40
27
31
20
27
12
20
10
16
60
40
27
20
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MRFU Cable Connection (UO)

4-way RX diversity
MRFU
TX diversity / 2 x 2 MIMO
MRFU
MRFU
MRFU
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RRU
Multi-mode module: RRU3808, RRU3908, RRU3926,

RRU3928, RRU3929, RRU3942
UMTS modules: RRU3801E,RRU3804,RRU3805,

RRU3806,RRU3801C, RRU3828, RRU3829
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RRU Logical Structure
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See remarks
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RRU3804(AC) Panel & Port
LED
Ports on the cabling cavity

Ports at the bottom
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Frequency Band
DC RRU3804 frequency band

Frequency Band
RX Frequency band (MHz)
TX Frequency Band (MHz)
2100MHz
1920 to 1980
2110 to 2170
1900MHz
1850 to 1910
1930 to 1990
AWS
1710 to 1755
2110 to 2155
850MHz
824 to 849
835 to 849
869 to 894
880 to 894
AC RRU3804 frequency band

Frequency Band
2100MHz
1920 to 1980
2110 to 2170
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Output Power
Item
Output
power
Specification
A single RRU3804 supports up to four carriers with a 60 W
output power at the antenna port with four carriers.
One-carrier configuration: maximum output power of 60
W per carrier .
Two-carrier configuration: maximum output power of 30
W per carrier .
Three-carrier configuration: maximum output power of 20
W per carrier .
Four-carrier configuration: maximum output power of 15
W per carrier .
Supporting differentiated power configured for different
carriers .
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Power consumption
Typical
Maximum
Output
Configu Power
Power
Power
ration Carrier per
Consumptio
Consumptio
(W)
n (W)
n (W)
Power backup duration

based on new batteries
and typical power
consumption (hour)
24 Ah
50 Ah
92 Ah
3x1
20
390
480
2.4
5.7
11.3
3x2
20
480
650
1.7
4.3
9.0
3x3
20
630
860
1.2
3.1
6.7
3x4
15
630
860
1.2
3.1
6.7
Capacity
One RRU3804 supports four carriers
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RRU3808 Panel & Port
LED
Ports at the bottom

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RRU3808 Frequency Band

Frequency Band
2100MHz
1920 to 1980
2110 to 2170
AWS
1710 to 1755
2110 to 2155
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Output Power
Item
Output
mode
Specification
UMTS
One RRU3808 supports four carriers with 2 x 40 W output power

at the antenna port of the RF module.
The RRU3808 supports one TX channel, MIMO, and
combination of one TX channel and MIMO.
One TX channel: maximum output power of a TX channel
reaching 40 W
MIMO: maximum output power reaching 40 W + 40 W
Combination of one TX channel and MIMO: maximum output
power of a TX channel reaching 40 W
The RRU3808 supports differentiated power configured for
each carrier.
LTE
2 x 40 W
power
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Power consumption (2100 MHz RRU3808 without MIMO)

Output
Power
per
Carrier
(W)
Typical
Power
Consum
ption (W)
3x1
20
410
3x2
20
3x3
3x4
Configurati
on
Maximu
m Power
Consum
ption (W)
Power backup duration

based on new batteries
and typical power
consumption (hour)
50Ah
92Ah
490
5.2
10.7
510
640
4.0
8.5
20
740
950
2.6
5.5
20
800
1060
2.4
4.9
Capacity
One RRU3808 supports a maximum of four carriers
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RRU3908V2 Panel & Port
LED
Ports at the bottom
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RRU3908 V2 Frequency Band

Frequency Band
890 to 915
935 to 960
880 to 915
925 to 960
824 to 849
869 to 894
900 MHz
850 MHz
Output Power(see the next page)
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See remarks
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Power consumption (configured with RRU3908 V2, 850

MHz/900 MHz)
Mode
UMTS
GSM +
UMTS
Typical
Maximum
Power
Power
Consumptio Consumptio
n (W)
n (W)
Configuration
Output Power
per Carrier (W)
3x1
20
450
520
3x2
20
565
710
GSM 3x2 + UMTS

3x1
20/40
920
1170
GSM 3x3+ UMTS

3x1
15/40
890
1170
GSM 3x4 + UMTS

3x1
10/40
880
1180
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Capacity
Mode
Capacity (single-mode)
GSM
Each RRU3908 V1 supports 6 TRXs.

Each RRU3908 V2 supports 8 TRXs.
UMTS
Each RRU3908 supports 4 TRXs.
LTE
RRU3908 V1: Each RRU3908 V1 supports 1 TRX.

The LTE bandwidth is 5, 10, 15, or 20 MHz.
RRU3908 V2: Each RRU3908 V2 supports 1 TRX.

The LTE bandwidth is 1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, or 20 MHz.
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Ports at the bottom

LED
Page88

Frequency Band
(MHz)
RX Frequency Band (MHz)
900
880915
925960
1800
17101785
18051880
Page89
See remarks
Page90
Power consumption (RRU3928, 900 MHz)
Mode
UMTS
Typical
Maximum
Power
Power
Consumpti Consumption
on (W)
(W)
Configuration
Output
Power per
Carrier (W)
3x1
20
510
585
3x2
20
585
720
GSM 3x2 + UMTS

3x1
20/20
820
985
GSM 3x3 + UMTS

3x1
20/20
865
1120
GSM +
UMTS
Page91
Capacity
Mode
GSM
UMTS
LTE
Each RRU3928 supports 2 TRX. The LTE bandwidth is

1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, or 20 MHz..
Page92
LED
Ports at the bottom Ports on the cabling cavity
Page93

Frequency
Band (MHz)
RX Frequency Band (MHz)
1900
18501910
19301990
Page94
See remarks
Page95
Power consumption (RRU3942, 1900 MHz)
Mode
UMTS
GSM +
UMTS
Typical
Maximum
Power
Power
Consumpti Consumption
on (W)
(W)
Configuration
Output
Power per
Carrier (W)
3x1
20
585
675
3x2
20
660
840
GSM 3x2 + UMTS

3x1
20/20
850
1030
GSM 3x3 + UMTS

3x1
20/20
1060
1360
GSM 3x4 + UMTS

3x1
20/20
1105
1495
Page96
Capacity
Mode
GSM
Each RRU3942 supports 8 TRXs..
UMTS
Each RRU3942 supports:

Non-MIMO: 6 TRXs
MIMO: 4 TRXs
LTE
SRAN 7.0: Each RRU3942 supports 2 TRXs.

The LTE Bandwidth is 1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, or 20 MHz.
Page97
Ports at the bottom

LED
Page98

Type
Mode
RRU3926
GSM
Frequen
cy Band
(MHz)
Receive
Frequency
Band (MHz)
Transmit Frequency
Band (MHz)
900 880 to 915
925 to 960
890 to 915
935 to 960
UMTS
GU
1800 1715 to 1785
1805 to 1880
Page99
See remarks
Page100
Ports at the bottom

LED
Page101

Type
Mode
RRU3929
GSM
Frequen
cy Band
(MHz)
Receive
Frequency
Band (MHz)
Transmit Frequency
Band (MHz)
900 880 to 915
925 to 960
890 to 915
935 to 960
LTE
UMTS
GU
GL
1800 1715 to 1785
1805 to 1880
Page102
See remarks
Page103
Power consumption (RRU3929, 900 or 1800 MHz)

Mode
GSM
UMTS
GU
Configuration
Output Power
of Each Carrier
(W)
Typical
Power
Consump
tion (W)
Maximum Power
Consumption (W)
3x2
20
675
795
3x4
20
915
1260
3x6
20
1005
1530
3x1
20
585
675
3x2
20
660
840
GSM 3 x 2 + UMTS 3 x 1
20/20
850
1030
20/20
1060
1360
20/20
1105
1495
Page104
RRU Cable Connection
4-way RX diversity with the RRU3804
TX diversity with the RRU3804
TX diversity with the RRU3808
Page105
RRU Cable Connection (Cont.)
2 x 2 MIMO with the RRU3804

2 x 2 MIMO with the

RRU3808
Page106
Questions
How to connect the CPRI interface cable to support 3*8

configuration ?
Page107
Contents
2.3 RF Module
2.4 Power Module

2.5 FAN and SLPU
Page108
Power Distribution Mode 1
-48V DC Distribution
Page109
+24V DC Distribution
Page110
220V AC Distribution
Page111
DCDU-01
The DCDU-01 supports one -48V DC power

input and ten -48V DC power outputs
One 25 A output to the SPARE2 port
Nine 12 A outputs to other ports
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
FAN
Air inlet
The DCDU-01 supplies power to the BBU,
RF modules, FAN unit and user devices in

the cabinet
Page112
BBU
DCDU-01
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
PSU (DC/DC)
Converting +24V DC power to -48V DC power
Monitoring alarms
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
FAN
Air inlet
BBU
DCDU-01
(1) Power running LED
PSU PSU PSU PSU
Cable
in/out
(2) Protection LED

(3) Fault LED
+ 24V DC Single Cabinet

Page113
PSU (AC/DC)
Converting 220V AC power to -48V DC
Monitoring alarms
Monitoring charging and discharging of batteries

M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
FAN
Air inlet
BBU
(1) Power running LED

(2) Protection LED
PSU
DCDU-01
PSU PSU
Cable in/out
PSU
(3) Fault LED

Page114
220V AC
Single
Cabinet
PMU
Power system management
Power distribution detection
Alarm report
(1) RS232/RS422 ports
(2) LEDs
(3) Power supply test ports
(4) TEST port
Dip switch is positioned on the right panel of the
(5) Battery control switch
(6) COM port
PMU
Page115
Contents
2.3 RF Module
2.4 Power Module

2.5 FAN and SLPU
Page117
FAN Unit
Providing forced ventilation and dissipation for the cabinet
Supporting the temperature detection
Adjustment based on the temperature and adjustment controlled

by the main control unit
Stops the fans when the ambient temperature is low

M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
FAN
Air inlet
BBU
DCDU-01
Page118
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
SLPU (Optional)
The signal lightning protection unit (SLPU), which can be

optionally configured with the UFLP or UELP, provides the
signal surge protection. The SLPU is an optional module of
the BTS3900 cabinet (-48 V) or the power distribution
cabinet
M
R
F
U
UFLP
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
UELP
FAN
Air inlet
SLPU
BBU
DCDU-01
Page119
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
UELP Board (Optional)
Providing surge protection for 4-way E1/T1 signals
E1
E1
Indoor DDF
E1 connection
Page120
UFLP Board (Optional)
Providing 2-way FE surge protection
Transmission Equipment:
LAN switch or Router
IP Cable
Connection
Page121
Contents
2.3 RF Module
2.4 Power Module

2.5 FAN and SLPU
Page122
APM30H
The APM30H an advanced

power module, provides the
DBS3900 with 48 V DC
power. It also provides space
for installing the BBU3900 and
other customer equipment
(1) HPMI (2) Inner air circulation fan

(3) CMUA (4) PSU
(5) Door status sensor
(6) ELU
(7) EPS
(8) Outer air circulation fan
(9) Heat exchanger
(10) Junction box (11) PMU
Page123
BBC
The IBBS200T or IBBS200D battery backup

cabinets can be configured in scenarios that
require long-time power backup. Output
power: providing 48 V DC power supply .
The IBBS200T and IBBS200D are used

outdoors
The IBBS200T has a built-in air conditioner,

that can operate in a high-temperature
environment. The IBBS200D dissipates heat
in direct-ventilation mode
Page124
TMC11H
The TMC11H is configured

if more transmission space
is required. Small sized and

easy to transport, the
TMC11H is adaptable to
outdoor environments. It
dissipates heat through the
heat exchanger
The BBU3900 can be

installed in the TMC11H
(1) Inner air circulation fan

(3) DCDU-03 (4) ELU
(6) Outer air circulation fan
(8) Junction box
Page125
(2) CMUA
(5) Door status sensor
(7) Heat exchanger
Outdoor RF Cabinet
The outdoor RF cabinet can form

an outdoor macro NodeB by
stacking with the APM30H

cabinet
The RF cabinet provides
protection and performs functions

such as power distribution and
surge protection for the WRFU
The RF cabinet can be
(1) DCDU-01
(2) Fan
configured with a maximum of six

WRFUs
Page126
(3) WRFU
Contents
Page127
Typical System Expansion Procedure
The BTS3900 supports omni-directional, 2-sector, 3-sector,

and 6-sector configurations. It also supports smooth
capacity expansion from S1/1/1 to S8/8/8
S1/1/1
S2/2/2
S4/4/4
S3/3/3
Page128
ATM-Based Topologies
Tree Topology
Star Topology
Chain Topology
Page129
IP-Based Topologies
In terms of IP-based topologies, the NodeB is enhanced to

support the Iub hub topology in addition to the traditional
star topology
Page130
Questions
How to configure the NodeB hardware to support 3 sectors,

6 cells and 50 subscribers/cell with minimum boards
(WBBPb3 is applied in this case) ?
Page131
Summary
We have learned the BTS3900 as detailed, which includes

logical structure, hardware system structure, components,
capability, working mode and location of each module of
BTS3900; In addition, we have also learned the hardware
configuration, cable connection, system expansion and
networking about BTS3900
Page132
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3900 Series WCDMA

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BTS3900 is the fourth generation base station developed by

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3900 Series Multi-Mode Base Station Product

3900 Series WCDMA NodeB Product Documentation

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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Describe the hardware structure of 3900 series NodeB

Detail the functions of different subsystems and boards about

Describe the cable connection of NodeB

Describe the expansion and networking of NodeB

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BTS3900 Position in UMTS/GSM

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HUAWEI 3900 series NodeB

Standardized modules shared by all NodeB types

BBU and RFU for Macro NodeB

BBU and RRU for distributed NodeB

Outdoor macro NodeB

Indoor macro NodeB

Outdoor macro NodeB

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Outdoor mini NodeB

The BTS3900 consists of

The BBU3900 and RFUs

The RFUs are of two types:

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Components of the BTS3900

PSU PSU PSU PSU

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Application Scenario of BTS3900

The BTS3900, the indoor macro base station, is applicable

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The BTS3900A consists of the

The BBU3900 is installed in the

The RF module is the same with

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Components of the BTS3900A

Dimensions (width x depth x

APM30H: 600 mm x 480 mm x

RFC: 600 mm x 480 mm x 700

Empty cabinet: 135 kg

Full configuration: 207 kg

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Application Scenario of BTS3900A

The BTS3900A, the outdoor macro base station, is

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The BTS3900L consists of the BBU3900,

The BBU3900 and RFUs are installed in the

The RFU can be a WRFU or a MRFU in

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Components of the BTS3900L

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Application Scenario of BTS3900L

The BTS3900L, an indoor macro base station, can be used

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A BTS3900AL uses a BTS3900AL

and 110 V AC power input. Using one

The RFU can be a WRFU or a

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Components of the BTS3900AL

Application Scenario of BTS3900AL