USF-9 RF MOP v1

USF-9 Project RF MOP
Composed by: Ibrahim Shibli

Date: 17-3-2015
17/03/2015
Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project
USF-9 project Details.

In USF-9 project we have the following activities:
Collocated sites: Adding UMTS900(1,1,1) or (1,1,1,1) to all 2G-900 sites(6,6,6 and 4,4,4) or
(6,6,6,6 and 4,4,4,4) using RF sharing technique, including additional RET per each sector with
feeder-less solution. The sites UMTs 2100 band configured as dedicated mode. please check
collocated sites XML.
Power per TRX=10 watt, Power per 3G carrier=20Watt, Power per LTE TDD sector=10watt.(single
carrier)
Swap sites: Swap Huawei sites to Nokia sites. Sites will use the RF sharing technology with
feeder-less solution as well. Two sites including LTE TDD 2300(1,1,1)-carrier power=20watt,
MIMO(2TX/2RX). You can check the swap sites details in below attached USF-9 NCP XML file.
New sites: All new sites will have GSM-900(2,2,2) plus UMTS(1,1,1).
Note: For all new sites FXDB and FSMF with FBBAs will be used.
The CE distribution will be: 512 CEs for U900 and 912 CEs for U2100.
For all RF sharing sites, 3G RF sharing license is required.
For more information about the new sites please check as well the USF-9 NCP.XML file.
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Definitions:
Antenna Carrier:
Rx AxC = one frequency channel (Rx AxC) data from one antenna.
AxC is routed between SM and FR via a RP3 link using RP3 scheduling rules.
Tx AxC = DL antenna data stream from SM to FR.
For example in 2xUL / 1xDL diversity there are 2 Rx AxC and 2 Tx AxC
Carrier
Frequency layer e.g in 1+1+1 configuration all cells are in same frequency and one carrier. Rel2.2 multicarrier radio module capable to support in one pipe (=TRX=branch):
up to 6 GSM/EDGE carriers in GSM dedicated mode
up to 4 WCDMA carriers in WCDMA dedicated mode and
In concurrent mode combination of all three radio technologies is supported with single radio branch.
Carriers can be split to multiple radio pipes within one sector to increase the output power and thus the BTS coverage.
The radio technology is changed from single carrier power amplifiers to multi carrier power amplifiers, which means that the TX combining modules can be omitted
coherent combining being possibly an exception to that.
Single Carrier/TRX can be shut down.
Sector
RF module is capable to serve 3 sectors with multimode multicarrier radios of up to 60W output power/branch. GSM/EDGE system modules with integrated
baseband processing for up
to 18 and 36 TRX capacities. In WCDMA Sector = Cell.
Frequency band
primary and extended GSM900 MHz frequency band (3GPP operating band VIII).
DCS1800 MHz frequency band (3GPP operating band III)
GSM850 MHz frequency band (3GPP operating bands V, VI, XVIII and XIX)
PCS1900 MHz frequency band (3GPP operating band II).
Radio branch
One branch, or antenna interface with duplex RX&TX for the main branch or RX for diversity branch, can carry max 6 carriers/TRXs in GSM. A single radio branch
can be shared between operators; up to three BCCH (cells) can be allocated to a single branch and they can have different power levels.
Radio module is capable to serve 3 sectors with multimode multicarrier radios of up to 60W output power/branch. In concurrent mode combination of all three radio
technologies is supported with single radio branch, but only two technologies are supported at the same time.
Cell
WCDMA: one cell = one sector
GSM: one cell is a geografical area covered by antenna beams directed to same direction. GSM cell consists of one to several TRX's from same or different radio (
and BTS). In this Configuration GSM cell size ( # of TRX) is referring to those TRX:s used from Flexi radio.
MIMO (WCDMA) (not supported in RU20 concurrent configurations)
MIMO requires two TX branches for each sector or cell from the 3-sector RM. The extra receivers in the branches can be used for 4-way RX diversity. MIMO can
be configured using branches from two different RMs as well. 3-sector MIMO configuration can be made using two RMs.
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Technical Details
WCDMA GSM RF Sharing
Supported configurations cabling rules:
Synchronisation:
GSM SM ESMB(C): Port Opt4 is used to receive sync from WCDMA SM
LTE SM FSMr3: Port Opt6 is used to provide sync to GSM SM
Connection rule for Radio Module(s):

Connection rule for only shared RF(s):
RFs can be connected freely to any opt1opt3 in ESMB/C or FR to opt1opt3 in FSM. Primary link of shared RF have to
connect to
opt1opt3 in FSM rel3 and secondary link can connect to FBBA opt4 or opt5.
Shared RF Module must be physically connected to the same interface (RP3 interface) in both technology System Modules.
Connection rule for only dedicated RF(s):
RF or chain of RFs can be connected freely to any opt1opt4 to ESMB/C or FR to opt1...opt6 to FSM
(Note that opt4 and opt5 locate in FBBAs module)

Connection rule for mixed shared and dedicated RFs:
Shared RFs can be connected freely to any opt1opt3 in ESMB/C or FR to opt1opt3 in FSM (Primary link)
Shared RF Module must be physically connected to the same interface (RP3 interface) in both technology System Modules.
FSM: Dedicated RFs can be connected freely to any opt1opt5 if available.
ESMB/C: Dedicated RF can be connected freely to opt1opt3 if available. Dedicated RF may here be at the same time part
of chained RFs.
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Installation recommendations:
NOTE: For all partners this must be performed for each site.
Rigger must deduce the sectors based on DT and optimization feedback
or Based on north direction and take clockwise direction to determine SecA, B, C and D plus label the sectors respectively.
Marking/Labeling all jumper cables, fiber cables on both ends for each
sector in order to not mix/cross the cables at wrong sector.
Taking photos for existing electrical tilts value at Ant. Bottom mentioning
site and sector id for each photo, in order to set the right electrical tilt value
after installing the RET.
Antenna jumper cables 1.512 m, Max. Recommended value=5m.
Installing the RET of lower serial number for Sec-A, the higher serial
number for Sec-B and so on to facilitate work tracking activities.
All partners should follow same RET standard as this will ease the remote
modification of RET angles
Note: For Penta band Antenna separate MOP already shared for RET
installation and configuration.
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Optical Interface support with

ESMB/C + FSMF + RFM/RRH FOSH
ESMB/C
OBSAI link
RFM/RRH
6Gb SFPs to be used with all

ESMC/FSMF/FXDB optical ports,
no mixed SFP configs supported
(3Gb vs. 6Gb)
OBSAI link
FSMF
In RF sharing, OBSAI link Bitrate is always max 3Gb.

Even though RFM may support 6Gb link speed,
OBSAI link speed is 3Gb in RF sharing configurations.
ESMB/C
SFP bitrate
The following Flexi Multiradio BTS RFM/RRH modules support

6 Gb RP3-01 link speeds.
Product
Code
472573A
472678A
472501A
472679A
472649A
472650A
472441A
472810A
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Name
Note
FXDB
FXCB
FXEB
FXFC
FHDB
FHEB
FRGS
FRGT
Flexi RF module 3-sector 900MHz 3x80W

Flexi Remote Radio head 900MHz 2x60W
Flexi Remote Radio head 1800MHz 2x60W
Flexi RF module 3-sector 2100Mhz 3x80W
Flexi RF module 3-sector 2100Mhz 3x80W
FSMF
SFP bitrate
RFM/RRH
SFP bitrate
OBSAI
link Bitrate
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
3Gbit supported
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
Not supported
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
Not supported
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
Not supported
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
Not supported
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
Not supported
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 3Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
Not supported
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
SFP 6Gbit
3Gbit supported
ESMB/C and FSMF ports details.
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Front panel views of RF Modules

Figure: FXDA, FXEA, and FXDJ front panel view
Figure:
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FRGP_A/B front panel view
Figure:
FXDB, FXEB and FRGT front panel view
Figure:
FZNI front panel view
FPKC Multiradio pole fixing kit

Flexi Pole Kit (FPKC) is based on the VMPB and FPKA pole
mounting kits and fulfills the same functional requirements. It
allows four-directional installations of Flexi modules and
Remote Radio Heads. The following installations are supported:
Up to 6 RRH or 8 RFM
Square-shaped poles and L-bar poles with L-bar size between
50 x 50 mm (2 x 2 in.) and 210 x 210 mm (8.3 x 8.3 in.) are
supported.
472821A FPKC Flexi Pole Kit

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FMHA Side Cover

Flexi Side Covers are available as an optional item. You can use the optional cable
tunnels to hide excess cabling on the side of stack or pole configurations. Cable tunnels
are not required for weather protection.
EMHA
ESMC/FSMF/FPFC and
FXDBs are installed with EMHA
casing.
471523A (FMTA) Flexi Side Covers for 2HU Casings

471524A (FMHA Flexi Side Covers for 3HU Casings
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FPKC and RRH/RFM

base case
RRH
RRH
R
R
H
2*FPKC & 2*RRH
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R
R
H
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
R R
F F
M M
2*FPKC & 4*RFM
R R
F F
M M
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RRH
RRH
4*FPKC & 4*RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
4*FPKC & 3*RRH
6*FPKC & 5*RRH

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RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
2*FPKC & 2*RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
FPKC and RRH

expansion path 1
6*FPKC & 6*RRH
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RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
FPKC and RRH

expansion path 2
RRH
RRH
RRH
2*FPKC & 2*RRH
3*FPKC & 3*RRH
4*FPKC & 4*RRH
FPKC & FMFA and RFM

RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
2*FPKC & 1FMFA & 2*RFM
FMFA
FPKC
RFM
FMFA
FPKC
RFM
FMFA
FPKC
FPKC

RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
FPKC
FMFA
FMFA
FPKC
FMFA
FPKC
FMFA
FMFA
RFM
FMFA
FPKC
FPKC
FMFA

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RFM
RFM
FMFA
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
2*FPKC & 1*FMFA

1*RRH & 2*RFM
3*FPKC & 2*FMFA

1*RRH & 4*RFM
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FMFA
RFM
RFM
4*FPKC & 3*FMFA
1*RRH & 6*RFM
RFM
RFM
FMFA
RFM
FMFA
RRH
FMFA
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RRH
4*FPKC & 1*FMFA

3*RRH & 2*RFM
FMFA
FMFA
RFM
RFM
3*FPKC & 1*FMFA

2*RRH & 2*RFM
RFM
2*FPKC & 1*FMFA

1*RRH & 2*RFM
RRH
FMFA
RFM
RFM
RFM
RRH
RFM
FMFA
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
RRH
FPKC & FMFA and RRH & RFM

expansion path
FPKC & FMFA and RRH & RFM

expansion path
RRH
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RRH
4*FPKC & 2*FMFA
2*RRH & 4*RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RRH
RRH
RFM
RRH
RFM
RFM
5*FPKC & 1*FMFA

4*RRH & 2*RFM
RRH
FMFA
5*FPKC & 1*FMFA

3*RRH & 2*RFM
RRH
3*FPKC & 1*FMFA

3*RRH & 2*RFM
FMFA
RRH
RRH
FMFA
FMFA
RFM
RRH
RRH
3*FPKC & 1*FMFA

2*RRH & 2*RFM
3*FPKC & 1*FMFA

1*RRH & 2*RFM
RRH
RFM
RFM
RFM
RFM
RRH
FMFA
FMFA
RFM
RRH
FMFA
RFM
RRH
FPKC Expansion paths
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Collocated sites solution

1: GSM900 (6,6,6,6), UMTS 900(1,1,1,1), WCDMA 2100(2,2,2)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
1 FSMF with two FBBAs
3 FXDAs as configured as shared
2 FRGF/P or mixed configured as dedicated.
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Sector 3
ESMB(C)
PWR IN
Sector 1
Sector 2
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
RFM 3
PWR IN
RFM 2
GSM SM
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
FRGF/P
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Port 5
Sector 4
FRGF/P
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Continue: Collocated sites solution

2: GSM900 (4,4,4,4), UMTS 900(1,1,1,1), WCDMA 2100(2,2,2)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
2 FRGF/P or mixed as configured dedicated
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Sector 3
Sector 1
Sector 2
ESMB(C)
PWR IN
RFM 2
GSM SM
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
FRGF/P
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Port 5
Sector 4
FRGF/P
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3

3: GSM900 (6,6,6), UMTS 900(1,1,1), WCDMA 2100(2,2,2)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Sector 3
Sector 1
Sector 2
ESMB(C)
PWR IN
RFM 2
GSM SM
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
FRGF/P
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Port 5
FRGF/P
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3

4: GSM900 (4,4,4), UMTS 900(1,1,1), WCDMA 2100(2,2,2)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Sector 3
Sector 1
Sector 2
ESMB(C)
T
GSM SM
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
FRGF/P
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Port 5
FRGF/P
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Swap sites solution

The sites will be swapped from Huawei to Nokia based on single RAN solution, including RF sharing,
feeder-less solution plus RET for 3G and LTE TDD as well.
Most of the swap sites configurations are covered in collocated sites configurations but the only
difference is:
Instead of FXDA(60Watt per MCPA) we will use FXDB(80Watt per MCPA).
Two sites in swap scope includes TDDLTE2300
The common configurations for swap sites are listed below:
1: GSM900(6,8,8)-UMTS2100(4,4,4)-UMTS900(1,1,1)-LTE2300(1,1,1)-20Mhz each.
2: GSM900(4,4,4,4)-UMTS900(2,2,2,1).
3:GSM900(2,2,2,2)-UMTS2100(2,2,2)-UMTS900(1,1,1,1).
4:GSM900(4,7,6)-UMTS2100(3,3,3)-UMTS900(1,1,1)
For more information about RET configuration and installation, it will be shared later via emails.
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Swap sites configurations:
NEW FEEDERLESS GSM900(668)-UMTS2100(444)-UMTS900(111)-LTE2300(111)
Opt1 Opt2
Opt3 Opt4
1 -RET is required for each sector
GSM900
ESMC
dedicated
PWR IN
Ant 6
Rx
1 FSMF
2 FZNIs (30W * 4) each.
20 watt per each PIP in case of feeders less
solution.
one fibers required for each sector from SM.
towards RRH.
Two jumpers will be used as 2TX/2RX with
RL35 SW.
-RET is required for each sector
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2OPT 3
FXDB
PWR IN
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
FXDB
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2OPT 3
FSMF
PWR IN
PWR IN
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2OPT 3
FZNI
TD-LTE
FSMF
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Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
OPT 1
FRGT
FRGT
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Ant 6
Rx
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2OPT 3
Swapped sites solution

3: GSM900 (4,7,6), UMTS 900(1,1,1), WCDMA 2100(3,3,3)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
2 FXDBs as configured as shared
2 FRGT as dedicated configuration
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Sector 3
Sector 1
Sector 2
ESMB(C)
PWR IN
RFM 2
GSM SM
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
FRGT
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Port 5
FRGT
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Swap sites solution

3: GSM900 (2,2,2,2), UMTS 900(1,1,1,1), WCDMA 2100(2,2,2)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
2 FXDBs configured as shared
2 FRGT configured as dedicated.
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Sector 3
Sector 1
Sector 2
ESMB(C)
PWR IN
RFM 2
GSM SM
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
FRGF/P
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Port 5
Sector 4
FRGF/P
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
RF/Antenna connectivity diagram.
Port 2
Port 1
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The RET will be installed as per

the picture
Controller cable will be directly
connected towards RTA. As
FZNI supports bias towards
RTA.
Dear Installer
Note: Write down the serial numbers
of the RTAxs and mark each in which
sector they can be found. Install the
RTAx with the lowest serial number
for the cell with the lowest number,
continue like this until you end up
with the RTAx with the highest serial
number installed for the cell with the
highest number. This way, the RTAx
positions can be traced without
climbing the mast
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No need for bias-T in this

case as RF module has
RET controller port
More details about RET
configurations will be
shared through emails
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New sites solution

1: GSM900 (2,2,2), UMTS 900(1,1,1)
Requirements:
1 ESMC
1 FSMF only, (two FBBAs are not required)
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
Antenna jumper
cables
1.512 m
Max. Recommended
length=5m
Sector 3
Sector 1
Sector 2
ESMC
T
GSM SM
Port 6
PWR IN
RFM 1
LTE FSM
FSMr3
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Port 4
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 5
Ant 6
Rx
Ant 5
Rx Out
EAC
Ant 5
Tx/Rx
Ant 4
Rx
Ant 3
Rx Out
Ant 3
Tx/Rx
Ant 2
Rx
OPT 1
Ant 1
Tx/Rx
Ant 1
Rx Out
OPT 2 OPT 3
Feeder-less configuration dedicated LTE2300

LTE 2300 (1+1+1 @ 20W)
FYGB
TDM/SyncE/ToP
Transmission
FYMA
Power
system
48VDC
FZNI
FTSE
FTIF ?
FSMF
FSOE
FPFC
FPC
C
Opt
6
FBBA
Sector 1
This two jumpers

will be used in
future
Opt Opt Opt

2
1
3
Sector
2
Power
system
48VDC
FBBA
FSOE
FZNI
Sector
3
Sector 3
FZNI
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BTS Site Manager connections (New site)

LMP
WCDMA
/ LTE
BTS Site
Manager
GSM
BTS Site
Manager
There is a separate BTS Site manager for

GSM and WCDMA/LTE
Start with dedicated master technology
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FSMF
LMP
ESMC
BTS Site Manager connections (Existing site)

LMP
WCDMA
/ LTE
BTS Site
Manager
FSMF
GSM
BTS Site
Manager
RP3 optical cable with built

in 2-way Ethernet
connection
There is a separate BTS Site manager for

GSM and WCDMA/LTE
BTS Site manager can be connected to any
technology SM management port
If connected to other technology SM, SM
routes Ethernet to correct technology SM
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LMP
ESMC
Power consumption.
The attached word file, has all power consumption details
of all SMs and RFs, combined SM/RF modules
consumptions based on configuration types.
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Commissioning WCDMA to RF Sharing

Steps to commission WCDMA for RF sharing WCDMA-GSM.
Purpose
Follow these steps to commission WCDMA (the Master technology) for:
RF Sharing WCDMA-GSM
Make sure that all the appropriate steps in Deployment scenarios have been completed.
Note that the RF Sharing is a part of the commissioning procedure. The commissioning procedures are described in detail in the
technology-specific
documents. The RF Sharing commissioning steps have to be taken in addition to the technology-specific steps.
Note that GSM/EDGE System Module needs to be re-commissioned (using new SCF fetched from WCDMA).
Always be sure that the Slave technology's SCF is up-to-date with the Master's SCF.
The preconditions are:
The BTS Site Manager is running and connection to the BTS is established.
Appropriate SW and licenses are downloaded to the BTS.
The RFMs/RRHs and ALDs are correctly detected.
There are no unexpected alarms.
For more information about RF sharing commissioning please read

carefully below document
RF s ha ring
co mis s io ning pro ce e dure
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Make sure that all the WCDMA carriers along with the GSM TRXs/WCDMA carriers are within the RFMs'/RRHs'
bandwidths.
Note that TCH-TRXs have to be allocated at least 2 MHz away from the WCDMA cell's center frequency. Thus
overlapping the edges of WCDMA cell bandwidth is allowed and below alarm will be generated.
TRX Object allocation failed - GSM alarms
7067"TRX Object allocation failed" alarm in RF sharing.
Effect on WCDMA Effect on GSM Solution Result
Frequency band for UMTS900.

ARFCN
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
C.Freq Downlink
900.2
900.4
900.6
900.8
90
1
901.2
901.4
901.6
901.8
90
2
902.2
902.4
902.6
902.8
90
3
903.2
903.4
903.6
903.8
90
4
904.2
904.4
904.6
C.Freq Uplink
945.2
945.4
945.6
945.8
94
6
946.2
946.4
946.6
946.8
94
7
947.2
947.4
947.6
947.8
94
8
948.2
948.4
948.6
948.8
94
9
949.2
949.4
949.6
Cenral Freq UMTS
902.4/947.4
UARFCN
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3037(UMTS 1Cr)
Make sure that RF sharing installed by NMS,

then Enable RF sharing, choose which RF
modules will be shared.
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Continue: Rfsharing.
Make sure that the sum of both WCDMA carriers power does not exceed the RFM's/RRHs' maximum output power. (Except when
BSS21507: Flexible MCPA TX Power Pooling is activated in GSM.
In our case we
should select
20Watt
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Proceed to the last page - Send Parameters.

Select the appropriate Send option:
if the WCDMA BTS has not been commissioned: All parameters
if the WCDMA BTS has been already commissioned: Only changes
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Backup 2G BTS Commissioning File (1/4)
2G BTS SCF shall be saved for a backup in case it needs to be referenced during RF sharing
deployment. It is not needed in actual RF sharing activation for existing 2G BTS Site.
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Recommission 2G BTS (1/4)
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Please
check
attached
PDFs for
more
details
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Note that GSM/EDGE System Module needs to be re-commissioned (using

new SCF fetched from WCDMA.
1 Start the commissioning. Select Commissioning Wizard, Change settings manually
2 Proceed to Hardware Configuration. Select Specify from file and browse for WCDMA/LTE SCF.
If the shared RFMs'/RRHs' climate-control has not been set in WCDMA commissioning, a window pops up, press Close to ignore it.
3 Proceed to Module Configuration. The shared modules are shown (taken from the Master technology's SCF). If needed, add the GSM-dedicated
RFMs/RRHs
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Recommended GSM and WCDMA/LTE SW combination for RF sharing
Available BTS SW releases
GSM
WCDMA
GSM
LTE
WCDMA
LTE
RG30 EP1
EX5.1 2.0.0
RU40
WN8.0 4.0
RG30 EP1
EX5.1 2.0.0
RL50
LN5.0 2.0
Upcoming BTS SW releases
Software version for RF sharing will be changed based on

care recommendation or problems raised during
commissioning and related to SW bugs
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Label explanations for RF-Sharing compatibility matrix
Label
Not supported
Released
Recommended
Rel. (planned)
Rec.(planned)
Not tested
Meaning for the label

SW combination is not tested and supported in RF-Sharing configurations.
SW combination has been released. Testing done by 2G/3G/4G project only. Limited
testing with RF-Sharing configurations. SW combination can be used for upgrade
path.
SW combination has been released. Testing done by 2G/3G/4G project and RFSharing I&V testing team. SW combination enables new RF Sharing configurations
(depending on release content).
Planned SW combination. Testing will be done by 2G/3G/4G project only. Limited
testing with RF-Sharing configurations. SW combination can be considered for
upgrade path.
Planned recommended SW combination for RF-Sharing Release. Testing will done by
2G/3G/4G project and RF-Sharing I&V testing team.
No RF-Sharing compatibility testing planned. SW incompatibilities are expected.
r2
Only system module release2 HW FSMr2 for WCDMA is supported

???
The need for the support of this SW combination is under evaluation

??
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Released and Recommended WCDMA + GSM BTS SW

combinations
RAT
release
BTS
SW
RG30 (RG20 EP2 compatible)

EX5
WN8.0
EX5
0.0.1
EX5
1.0.0
EX5
1.0.1
EX5
1.0.2
EX5
1.0.3
RG30 EP1
EX 5
2.1.0
EX5
EX5.1
2.1.1/2
RG40 GSM15
EX5.1
1.0.0
EX5.1
1.0.1
EX5.1
2.0.0
EX5.1
3.0.0
EX5_2
EX5_2
0.1.0
EX5_2
0.2.0
???
Released
WN8.0
1.0
???
RU40 WN8.0
2.0
WN8.0
2.1
r2
r2
r2
r2
???
WN8.0
3.0
r2
r2
r2
r2
???
WN8.0
3.1
r2
r2
r2
r2
???
WN8.0
4.0
???
WN8.0
5.0
???
WN9.0
r2
r2
r2
r2
r2
r2
r2
WN9.0
1.0
WCDMA
RU50
WCDMA WN9.1
15
WN9.1
1.0
WN9.1
2.0
NOTE: Unlisted priority BTS SW packages have the same compatibility as their
corresponding BTS SW release
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Not supported
Recommended
Rel. (planned)
Rec.(planned)
Not tested
r2
r2
Only FSMr2
for WCDMA
More details about SW recommendations will

be shared during webex.
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Composed by: Ibrahim Shibli

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

USF-9 project Details.

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

Supported configurations cabling rules:

GSM SM ESMB(C): Port Opt4 is used to receive sync from WCDMA SM

LTE SM FSMr3: Port Opt6 is used to provide sync to GSM SM

Connection rule for Radio Module(s):

(Note that opt4 and opt5 locate in FBBAs module)

FSM: Dedicated RFs can be connected freely to any opt1opt5 if available.

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

Optical Interface support with

6Gb SFPs to be used with all

In RF sharing, OBSAI link Bitrate is always max 3Gb.

The following Flexi Multiradio BTS RFM/RRH modules support

Flexi RF module 3-sector 900MHz 3x80W

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

ESMB/C and FSMF ports details.

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

Front panel views of RF Modules

FRGP_A/B front panel view

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

FXDB, FXEB and FRGT front panel view

FZNI front panel view

FPKC Multiradio pole fixing kit

472821A FPKC Flexi Pole Kit

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

FMHA Side Cover

471523A (FMTA) Flexi Side Covers for 2HU Casings

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

FPKC and RRH/RFM

2*FPKC & 2*RRH

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

2*FPKC & 4*RFM

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

4*FPKC & 4*RRH

4*FPKC & 3*RRH

6*FPKC & 5*RRH

2*FPKC & 2*RRH

FPKC and RRH

6*FPKC & 6*RRH

FPKC and RRH

2*FPKC & 2*RRH

3*FPKC & 3*RRH

4*FPKC & 4*RRH

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

FPKC & FMFA and RFM

2*FPKC & 1FMFA & 2*RFM

3*FPKC & 2FMFA & 4*RFM

4*FPKC & 3FMFA & 6*RFM

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

2*FPKC & 1*FMFA

3*FPKC & 2*FMFA

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

4*FPKC & 1*FMFA

3*FPKC & 1*FMFA

2*FPKC & 1*FMFA

FPKC & FMFA and RRH & RFM

FPKC & FMFA and RRH & RFM

Nokia 2015 - RF MOP for USF-9 Project

2FPKC & 2RRH

2FPKC & 4RFM

4FPKC & 4RRH

4FPKC & 3RRH

6FPKC & 5RRH

2FPKC & 2RRH

6FPKC & 6RRH

2FPKC & 2RRH

3FPKC & 3RRH

4FPKC & 4RRH

2FPKC & 1FMFA & 2RFM

3FPKC & 2FMFA & 4RFM

4FPKC & 3FMFA & 6RFM

2FPKC & 1FMFA

3FPKC & 2FMFA

4FPKC & 1FMFA

3FPKC & 1FMFA

2FPKC & 1FMFA

5FPKC & 1FMFA

5FPKC & 1FMFA

3FPKC & 1FMFA

3FPKC & 1FMFA

3FPKC & 1FMFA