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 AirSpeed 1030 B48 Installation Guide 

DUG01623

 

Airspan Commercial and Internal Use 

25 

 

 

4  AirSpeed 1030 B48 Installation 

AirSpeed 1030 B48 offers two optional methods for outdoor mounting using the mounting kit, either: 

  Pole Mounting 

  Wall mounting   

The AirSpeed 1030 B48 Mounting Kit - includes a back bracket and pole/wall mounting bracket for 
fastening the unit to a pole or on a wall. Prior to installation the back bracket must be assembled on 
the AirSpeed unit and then the mounting bracket must be affixed in place on either the pole or a wall. 

Note:

 Mounting kits are ordered separately. 

4.1 Back Bracket Assembly 

Prior to installation the back bracket must be assembled on the AirSpeed unit, (unless pre-assembled). 

1. 

Lie the unit on its face to expose the back. 

2. 

Orient the back bracket so the lifting handle will be assembled in the direction of the top 
panel, where the GPS and RF ports are located.  

3. 

Line up the four (4) holes on the back bracket with four (4) threaded holes on the back of the 
AirSpeed unit. 

4. 

Insert and screw in the four (4) (M6 X 20) screws to tighten (tighten to a torque of no more 
than 5.2 Nm (46.02 in-lbs.) max., as shown below. 

 

Figure 6: Back Bracket Assembly 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AirSpeed 1030 B48

Page 1: ...AirSpeed 1030 B48 Installation Guide Part Number DUG01623 System Release 17 5 Revision A1 Published August 2020 ...

Page 2: ...any information facts and or opinions contained therein No responsibility is assumed by Airspan Networks Ltd for the use of the documents nor for the rights of third parties which may be effected in any way by the use thereof The provision of these documents and the documents themselves does not constitute professional advice of any kind Any representation s in these documents concerning performan...

Page 3: ... radioélectriques 6 Radio Interference 6 Modifications 6 General 6 Général 6 Important Safety Instructions 7 Safety 7 Securite 7 Warning of Hazardous Voltages 8 Attention aux Voltages Hasardeux 8 Adherence to European Directive 2014 53 EU 8 Warning Symbols 8 Service Information 8 UL Information 9 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 9 Maximum Output TX Power 11 Product Variants 11 Power Consumption 12 Extern...

Page 4: ...ts 19 3 2 1 Verify the Tools 19 3 2 2 Verify the Parts and Kits 20 3 2 3 Power Supply 21 3 2 4 Connections 21 3 2 5 Physical Dimensions 23 3 2 6 Environmental 23 3 3 LEDs Display 24 4 AirSpeed 1030 B48 Installation 25 4 1 Back Bracket Assembly 25 4 2 Connecting the GPS Antenna 26 4 3 Weather proofing Antenna Connections 26 4 4 Pole Mounting Assembly 27 4 5 Wall Mount Assembly 29 4 6 Tilt Adjustmen...

Page 5: ...nection 31 Figure 13 Pre assembled LC Duplex Cable 31 Figure 14 Open Housing Lock 32 Figure 15 Gland Nut on Cable 32 Figure 16 Insert Tightening Cone on Cable 32 Figure 17 Insert Rubber Gland on Cable 32 Figure 18 Pass Cable thru Housing 33 Figure 19 Insert Cable into Transceiver 33 Figure 20 Insert Holder over theTransceiver 33 Figure 21 Holder into Housing Base 33 Figure 22 Holder into Transceiv...

Page 6: ...ten the Strap Clamp 40 Figure 47 Align Marks Click in Place 41 Figure 48 Place Split Rubber Gland 41 Figure 49 Place Tightening Cone on Split Gland 41 Figure 50 Tighten gland Nut 41 Figure 51 Secure Housing Lock 42 Figure 52 Antenna RF Cables 42 Figure 53 Connecting Antenna RF Cable 43 Tables Table 1 AirSpeed 1030 B48 ETSI Maximum Output TX Power 11 Table 2 AirSpeed 1030 B48 FCC Maximum Output TX ...

Page 7: ... This document details procedures for installing the Airspan s AirSpeed 1030 B48 Pico class LTE eNodeB variant Revision History Revision Details Date Summary of Changes Rev 0 1 0 5 June 2020 Initial document draft comments Rev A June 2020 Published after comments Rev A1 August 2020 Added antenna variants CBRS Note ...

Page 8: ...it different from that to which the power source is connected Modifications Any changes and modifications to this device that are not expressly approved by Airspan Networks may void the user s authority to operate the equipment General Only qualified personnel should be allowed to install replace and service the equipment The device cannot be sold retail to the general public or by mail order It m...

Page 9: ...ly a damp cloth for cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Disconnect the power before cleaning 6 The units should not be located near power lines or other electrical power circuits 7 It is the user s responsibility to install this device in accordance with the local electrical codes 8 Installation of the AirSpeed 1030 B48 must be contracted to a professional installer 9 The circuit breake...

Page 10: ...eux Sur les installations de réseau électrique de type courant alternatif CA des voltages hasardeux peuvent survenir Garder une Attention particulière lors d une vérification ou de travaux sur réseau électrique CA Retirer tous bijoux en métal qui pourraient entrer en contact avec l alimentation ou le réseau CA Sur les portions de réseau électrique de type courant continu CC un circuit basse impéda...

Page 11: ...d at følgende udstyrsenhed opfylder de væsentlige krav og andre relevante krav i direktiv 2014 53 EF Deutsch Hiermit erklärt Airspan dass die Produkteinheit die grundlegenden Anforderungen und anderen relevanten Bestimmungen der Richtlinie 2014 53 EU erfüllt Estonian Käesolevaga kinnitab Airspan et seadme seade vastab direktiivi 2014 53 EL olulistele nõuetele ja muudele kõnealuse direktiivi asjako...

Page 12: ...ara que esta unidade está em conformidade com os requisitos essenciais e outras disposições da Diretiva 2014 53 UE Slovenian Airspan izjavlja da je ta enota skladna z bistvenimi zahtevami in drugimi ustreznimi določbami Direktive 2014 53 EU Slovak Airspan týmto vyhlasuje že tento prístroj spĺňa základné požiadavky a všetky príslušné ustanovenia Smernice 2014 53 EÚ Suomalainen Airspan vakuuttaa tät...

Page 13: ...8 92 20MHz 44 86 10MHz 46 92 20MHz 18 1030 24 36 10MHz 26 42 20MHz 44 86 10MHz 46 92 20MHz 20 5 1030 19 86 10MHz 21 92 20MHz 44 86 10MHz 46 92 20MHz 25 1030 Note The AirSpeed 1030 requires operation using an Airspan FCC specific version of Netspan acting as a CBRS Domain Proxy Caution Do not set maximum output TX total power to higher than local regulations Product Variants AirSpeed supports the f...

Page 14: ...3 Airspan Commercial and Internal Use 12 Power Consumption Table 4 Power Consumption Power Source Nominal Power Consumption W Max Nominal Power Consumption W DC 65 95 Note Nominal Power Consumption W refers to average power consumption over time ...

Page 15: ...nas if required via four 4 N Type female connectors located at the top panel The antenna should be mounted to its appropriate mounting facility The supported antennas should be dual slant cross polar DC grounded antennas Note For a list of compatible external antennas please contact your nearest Airspan Sales representative Figure 1 AirSpeed 1030 B48 GPS Attached ...

Page 16: ...aphic conventions Table 5 Typographic Conventions Convention Element Blue underlined text Cross reference links Bold text Keyboard buttons and GUI elements Command Command names or phrases Computer output Text displayed by the computer Hyperlinks Website and e mail addresses Danger Signifies a hazardous situation if not avoided will cause death or serious injury Describes how to avoid it Warning S...

Page 17: ...030 B48 Installation Guide DUG01623 Airspan Commercial and Internal Use 15 Related Reading The following documents contain related information AirSpeed 1030 B48 Product Datasheet Airspan LTE Commissioning Manual ...

Page 18: ...ends an issue number for your reference The system uses this issue number to categorize and store e mails under the appropriate issue To help Customer Care Help Desk identify your issue include the issue number and your Customer Care Helpdesk account details in all further communications Main Operations Airspan Communications Ltd Capital Point 33 Bath Road Slough Berkshire SL1 3UF United Kingdom T...

Page 19: ...NodeB family AirSpeed 1030 B48 provides high speed data mobility Voice over LTE and broadcast multicast services AirSpeed 1030 B48 is a super compact easy to install eNodeB allowing an operator to deploy LTE broadband services on any Street Furniture rooftop or building front AirSpeed 1030 B48 is a dual sector carrier 2x2 MIMO product with integrated front antenna Note For management please refer ...

Page 20: ... of Installation The Workflow to install the AirSpeed 1030 B48 is displayed in the following diagram Figure 3 Workflow 2 2 AirSpeed 1030 B48 Installation Checklist Plan the installation of the AirSpeed 1030 B48 by using the Installation Checklist which you can find as a removable job aid in Appendix B for this guide ...

Page 21: ...up the AirSpeed 1030 B48 an IP connection to a Netspan server is required 3 2 Verify Installation Requirements 3 2 1 Verify the Tools Table 6 Minimum Hardware Requirements Tool Use Large flat bladed screwdriver securing the pole straps bands 13 mm wrench for securing M8 nuts 10 mm or 13 32 inch wrench for securing M6 nuts Note Airspan does not provide screws and wall anchors for mounting the unit ...

Page 22: ...ded Accessories ordered separately GPS Antenna Kit GPS ANT 4 GPS Antenna with Interference Rejection AirSpeed 1030 universal pole and wall Mounting KIT AS103 U PMK 1 AirSpeed 1030 B48 mounting kit for 50 300 mm 2 0 to 11 8 inch pole including 1 Pole mount Bracket Base kit including back bracket and pole wall mounting bracket 2 Maxi Clamps band 9 16 wide quick adjustment lock for 63mm 406mm 2 5 16 ...

Page 23: ...onnections The following diagrams display the connections on the top and bottom panels of the AirSpeed 1030 B48 Note The unit requires a secure ground connection and a grounding screw fitted with a flat washer and lock washer is provided on the back and clearly marked with the universal ground symbol Figure 4 AirSpeed 1030 B48 Top Ports Note RF ports 1 2 are specified as Sector 1 RF ports 3 4 are ...

Page 24: ...01623 Airspan Commercial and Internal Use 22 Figure 5 AirSpeed 1030 B48 Bottom Ports Note When the Serial port or one of the backhaul ports are not in use it should be sealed with a cap or plug to keep it secured and environmentally protected ...

Page 25: ...l Note AirSpeed 1030 B48 is not meant to be used in a Marine environment AirSpeed 1030 B48 meets the following environmental requirements IEC 60529 IEC 60068 ETSI EN 300 019 2 4 Operational non weather protected equipment ETSI EN 300 019 2 1 Storage weather protected not temperature controlled locations ETSI EN 300 019 2 2 Transportation Public Transportation GR 63 Issue 4 Table 9 AirSpeed 1030 B4...

Page 26: ...e following table for indication of current status Table 10 LED Display Name Color Status Description Powering Up Yellow On Continuously Till the eNodeB SW starts loading Software loading Green Blinking 3Hz While SW is loading Normal Operation Green On Continuously Normal operation radiating Major Alarm Red Blinking 3Hz Service not affected Critical alarm or Sector OOS Red On Continuously Service ...

Page 27: ...acket must be affixed in place on either the pole or a wall Note Mounting kits are ordered separately 4 1 Back Bracket Assembly Prior to installation the back bracket must be assembled on the AirSpeed unit unless pre assembled 1 Lie the unit on its face to expose the back 2 Orient the back bracket so the lifting handle will be assembled in the direction of the top panel where the GPS and RF ports ...

Page 28: ... Caution Take care not to over tighten so as not to damage the threads Note It is required to weather proof all the antenna connections This is done with a layer of self amalgamating tape followed by an over layer of PVC tape See Weather proofing Antenna Connections Note In the event no external GPS antenna is required i e when used for 1588 clock sync leave the sealed cap in place and weather pro...

Page 29: ... onto the pole at the required height 3 Insert the clamp bands by passing them through the upper and lower slots in the bracket in two 2 places 4 Assemble the 2 SEMS screws M8 x 20 into the lower threaded holes on the mounting base bracket do not tighten 5 Carefully align and position the unit so that the screws 1 on each side fit into the notched grooves provided on the back bracket pre assembled...

Page 30: ...AirSpeed 1030 B48 Installation Guide DUG01623 Airspan Commercial and Internal Use 28 The following displays the AirSpeed 1030 B48 mounted on a pole Figure 9 Mounted on Pole ...

Page 31: ...es on the mounting base bracket do not tighten Note Wall plugs x4 and necessary hardware are not supplied by Airspan and are the responsibility of the installer Use appropriate wall plugs according to field conditions 5 Carefully align and position the unit so that the screws 1 on each side fit into the notched grooves provided on the back bracket pre assembled on the unit and hand tighten Insert ...

Page 32: ...verage There are adjustment slots located on the sides of unit body where it is attached to the Mounting bracket Note The AirSpeed 1030 B48 unit body has a yield of a maximum tilt of 20 up and 30 down Once the AirSpeed unit is mounted in place and a tilt adjustment is needed 1 Slightly loosen the four 4 bolts on both sides of the mounting bracket 2 Adjust the unit to the required tilt 3 After adju...

Page 33: ...irSpeed 1030 B48 requires a secure ground connection and a grounding screw fitted with a flat washer and lock washer is provided on the back and clearly marked with the universal ground symbol The cable not supplied should be grounded and bonded according to international or local standards Figure 12 Ground Connection 5 2 Fiber Ethernet SFP Cable Preparation Note Additional parts required for the ...

Page 34: ...d nut through the front end of LC Duplex assembly Figure 15 Gland Nut on Cable 5 Insert the split tightening cone from the side of the cable Figure 16 Insert Tightening Cone on Cable 6 Insert the split rubber gland from side of the cable Note Make sure to select the correct gland size Inner diameter of rubber gland is in the range of 4 8 to 6 8mm 0 19 0 26 range Figure 17 Insert Rubber Gland on Ca...

Page 35: ...ransceiver A click is heard when engaged Figure 19 Insert Cable into Transceiver 9 Insert the holder subset section from the front end of Transceiver Figure 20 Insert Holder over theTransceiver 10 Fix the holder into the housing base A click is heard when engaged Figure 21 Holder into Housing Base 11 Secure the holder into the transceiver click when engaged ...

Page 36: ... base slightly so that the rubber gland tightening cone and gland nut can be inserted and tightened correctly Figure 23 Lift Lever 13 Push to insert the rubber gland Figure 24 Insert Gland 14 Push to insert the tightening cone Figure 25 Insert Cone 15 Tighten the gland nut with a 21mm wrench to a torque of no more than 2 2 5 Nm 1 47 1 84 ft lb max ...

Page 37: ...ondary lock button so that lever can t be lifted Figure 27 Secure Housing Lock 5 3 Copper Ethernet Cable Preparation Note A pre assembled RJ45 cable is required for the Copper Ethernet assembly The following displays the proper steps for the Copper ETH cable preparation 1 Have the pre assembled RJ45 cable assembly ready Note Diameter of cable is in the 5 8mm to 6 8mm or 8 8mm to 9 8mm range Make s...

Page 38: ... Insert Tightening Cone on Cable 4 Insert the split rubber gland from side of the cable Note Inner diameter of rubber gland is in the 5 8mm to 6 8mm or 8 8mm to 9 8mm range Make sure to select the correct gland size Figure 31 Insert Rubber Gland on Cable 5 Insert the housing onto the RJ45 cable Figure 32 Insert Housing onto Cable 6 Insert the holder section onto the front of the RJ45 ...

Page 39: ...ent of the RJ45 in the hosing by raising the lever to allow free movement and then push the RJ45 plug into the plug cap to ensure proper location then lock the cap Figure 35 Align RJ45 into Holder 9 Lift the lever of housing base slightly so that the rubber gland tightening cone and gland nut can be inserted and tightened correctly Figure 36 Lift Lever 10 Push the rubber gland to insert in place t...

Page 40: ...ecure the lock by sliding the secondary lock button so that lever can t be lifted Figure 39 Secure Housing Lock 5 4 DC Cable Preparation The following demonstrates the recommended assembly instructions hardware and tool requirements for the proper DC cable assembly used by Airspan products Note Power Cable Diameter 8 4mm to 9 4mm Wire Size AWG16 to AWG14 Caution Safety Disconnection of power suppl...

Page 41: ...proper steps for DC cable preparation 1 Strip back and remove the outer sheath to a length of 9 0mm 2 0 35 in to expose the inner insulated wires to a length of 13 5mm 2 0 53 in Then strip back 7mm 2 0 27 in of the inner core insulation Figure 40 Stripping Dimensions DC Cable 2 Open the housing lock by sliding up then lift the clamp handle Figure 41 Open Housing Lock 3 Separate the housing into it...

Page 42: ...f the DC connector housing Figure 44 Pass DC Cable Thru 6 Secure the prepared ends of the cable into the inner part of the connector housing and tighten the 2 screws Caution Verify the wire polarity before securing Figure 45 Tighten Two 2 Set Screws 7 Tighten the strap clamp screw as shown below Figure 46 Tighten the Strap Clamp 8 Insert into outer housing until click in place align marks for prop...

Page 43: ...r gland Figure 49 Place Tightening Cone on Split Gland 11 Tighten the gland nut with a 21mm wrench to a torque of no more than 2 2 5 Nm 1 47 1 84 ft lb max Figure 50 Tighten gland Nut 12 Insert the connector into the Power port on the bottom of the chassis Verify that the connector s latch faces the rear of the unit to enable potential unlocking 13 Close the lever and secure the lock by sliding th...

Page 44: ...nnect the antenna to the AirSpeed 1030 B48 using the appropriate cables Weather proofed N type Heliax RF cables ordered separately 1 Carefully unscrew and disconnect each of the RF cables which connect the integrated antenna to the unit Figure 52 Antenna RF Cables 2 Screw on a protective cap s on the integrated antenna cable to prevent environmental damage in the event they need to be re connected...

Page 45: ...B48 Installation Guide DUG01623 Airspan Commercial and Internal Use 43 Figure 53 Connecting Antenna RF Cable Caution Do not over tighten the RF connector RF failures can result when the RF connector is over tightened ...

Page 46: ...e or wall positions ladders Elevated work platform o Configuration programming details known o Point of connection for Ethernet if applicable o All equipment items available at the installation site o AirSpeed 1030 B48 unit o Mounting bracket kit o Cable assembly Tool Requirements For further information see Verify the Tools o Large flat bladed screw driver o 13 mm wrench o 10 mm or 13 32 inch wre...

Page 47: ...int this checklist and use it as a job aid After performing check off each task Procedure Action Check If Performed Verify the prerequisites Verify the site requirements Verify the installation requirements Verify the tool requirements Verify the parts kits required AirSpeed 1030 B48 installation Install the back bracket and then the Pole Wall bracket Install AirSpeed 1030 B48 on the mounting brac...

Page 48: ...dentiality data origin authentication connectionless integrity an anti replay service a form of partial sequence integrity and limited traffic flow confidentiality E UTRAN Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network is the air interface of 3GPP s Long Term Evolution FDD Frequency Division Duplexing A transceiver mode where the transmitter and receiver operate at different carrier frequencie...

Page 49: ...is document PTP is referring to IEEE1588 2008 protocol ROHS Restriction Of Hazardous Substances S GW Serving Gateway A Core entity in the LTE EPC architecture responsible for routing and forwarding user data packets while also acting as the mobility anchor for the user plane during inter eNodeB handovers and as the anchor for mobility between LTE and other 3GPP technologies SC FDMA Single Carrier ...

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