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Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary

Use pursuant to applicable agreements

Cabling

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Green/yellow

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8 mm

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Disassemble the cover assembly of the power connector. See the following figure:

Registration tab

Cover

30 mm screw

with gasket

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Terminals

Nut

Top view of connector
with cover removed

Side view of connector

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Feed the cable through the cable opening in the cover of the power connector and out
through the bottom of the cover.

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Strip the cable according to the dimensions in the figure below. Assuming an H12 ground
position, the longest wire is the ground wire.

40 mm (1.6 in)

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Summary of Contents for 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor B3

Page 1: ...Alcatel Lucent 9764 cMCO LTE 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor B7 2x2W V1 1 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor B3 2x5W V1 2 September 2015 Alcatel Lucent Proprietary Use pursuant to applicable agreements...

Page 2: ...mes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein Copyright 2015 Alcatel Lucent All rights reserved Contains proprietary trade secret information which is the property of Alcatel Lucent and must...

Page 3: ...document xiii Safety information xiv Prerequisites xiv Conventions used xiv Related information xvi Document support xviii Technical support xviii How to order xviii How to comment xviii 1 Safety stat...

Page 4: ...ing Overview 4 3 Procedure 4 1 Ethernet cabling fiber optic 4 4 Procedure 4 2 Ethernet cabling electrical 4 11 Installation Overview 4 20 Procedure 4 3 Pole mount the 9764 CMCO 4 21 Procedure 4 5 Wall...

Page 5: ...C 1 LED status for 9764 CMCO C 2 B Product conformance statements Overview D 1 European Union Introduction D 2 CE marking D 3 EMC and radio spectrum compliance D 4 Product safety and RF exposure D 5 E...

Page 6: ...s document is to provide hardware installation instructions forthe Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoorproduct Procedures are provided for mounting grounding powering and cablingthe Alcatel...

Page 7: ...is document applies to the following 9764 CMCO products Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor B7 2x2W Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor B3 2x5W How to use this document Start wit...

Page 8: ...ngtable Appearance Description emphasis Text that is emphasized document titles Titles of books or other documents graphical user interface text Text that is displayed in a graphical user interface va...

Page 9: ...n in the following table Standard cross sections and wire diameter of round copper conductors The following table is from CEI IEC 60947 1 2004 Table 1 Standard cross sectionsof round copper conductors...

Page 10: ...e dash when it appears counts as a size when considering connecting capacity see 7 1 7 2 in the standard Safety training in the following areas is required for personnel installing Alcatel Lucent prod...

Page 11: ...Use pursuant to applicableagreements 1 Safety statements Overview Purpose This chapter provides general information on the structure of safety instructionsand summarizes general safetyrequirements...

Page 12: ...nt national and international safetyrequirements The equipment is considered safe during normal operation when safe workingpractices are complied with However hazards may arise if procedures are not f...

Page 13: ...ze and weight of the equipment Always use three people or a lifting device to transport and position this equipment ABC123 Item Structure element Purpose 1 Safety alert symbol Indicates the potential...

Page 14: ...nal word Meaning DANGER Indicates an extremely hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result...

Page 15: ...be provided with a readily accessible disconnect device as part of site preparation Grounding and circuit continuity is vital for safe operation of the equipment Never operate the equipment with groun...

Page 16: ...flammablesolvents Always ensure there is adequate ventilation in the work area and wear the appropriate personal protective equipment Warning WARNING Laser hazard Use of controls or adjustments or per...

Page 17: ...EEE C95 1 ICNIRP guidelines have been implemented by the EuropeanCommission and a number of other countries IEEE guidelines have been used to develop the regulations implemented in North America and s...

Page 18: ...ces can be damaged by electrostatic discharges ESD The following rules must be complied with when handling any modulecontaining semiconductor components Wear conductive or antistatic working clothes f...

Page 19: ...ponents Operating the unit when condensation moisture is present can destroy the unit Units which show signs of condensation must be dried before installation NOTICE Tools Tools left in the working ar...

Page 20: ...nstructions affixed to or included with the product or included within this document Informational and cautionary labels may appear near the itemthey address or may be grouped in a single location on...

Page 21: ...iew Overview Purpose This chapter provides a high level overview of the Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor hardware and productfunctionality Contents Functional description 2 2 Physical de...

Page 22: ...r density locations where additional capacity is required or even in areas where cell phone coverage is needed on short notice The product can be deployedby mobile operators to provide a transparent o...

Page 23: ...oduct is designed to be deployed close to the users usuallyin streets on light poles or on walls of buildings with a vertical profile that hidescable connectors and mounting kit for a smooth integrati...

Page 24: ...with a common interface asdefined Unit Function Description 9764 CMCO Radio part function Radio functions Digital processing functions Power supply functions Backhaul module Backhaul access function...

Page 25: ...three main units which are responsible for radio digital processing and power supply functions Unit Function Modem board Digital part Giga Ethernet switch Processors to provide modem and controller fu...

Page 26: ...o Cell Outdoor connection interfaces GPS Glonass antenna connector QMA Grounding point RF antenna connector RF antenna connector Power connector connector attached 9764 Compact MCO top view Connection...

Page 27: ...ase three wirevoltage source in the 85 to 270 Volt range Product rated voltage range is 110to 240 Volt The AC power is surge protected and conforms to ETSI EN 301 489 1 V1 9 2 section 9 8 and GR 1089...

Page 28: ...cal SFP SFP and Power over Ethernet PoE IEEE 802 3at where The BH 1 port is used for the backhaul traffic that hosts the PoE backhaulunit which powers a PoE capable Powered Device PD For example awire...

Page 29: ...GPS GLONASS antenna mounted on the top of the 9764 CMCO Cabling to an external remote GPS antenna Note The 9764 CMCO is hardware ready for GLONASS satellite synchronization Software support for GLONA...

Page 30: ...andard installation options for all 9764 CMCO products Daisy chain installation options where two 9764 CMCO modules are daisychained together and share the same backhaul port Pair mounted installation...

Page 31: ...traffic Two daisy chained 9764 CMCOs may be co located or separatedby some distance The actual distance depends upon the SFP and Ethernetcable configuration used for the daisy chain Maximum distance...

Page 32: ...guration A maximum of two 9764 CMCO modules may be daisy chained together Any combination of the above mentioned types of CMCO modules is allowed Pair mount configurations options When pair mounting t...

Page 33: ...Pair mount configuration with daisy chaining When pair mounted the 9764 CMCOs can either each have a separate backhaul connection or they can be daisy chained to share the same backhaul port as descri...

Page 34: ...is 50 cm measured from the top of the lower CMCOto the bottom of the upper CMCO or the two modules are mounted without using an air baffle the minimumseparation distance is 2 m measured from the top...

Page 35: ...9764 CMCO basic installation kit Note The 9764 CMCO is hardware ready for GLONASS satellite synchronization Software support for GLONASS synchronization will be added in a future release Ancillary it...

Page 36: ...use with the Banding kit for pole mount only Power Item Description Use Power connector AC AC power connector Required for 9764 CMCO module with AC power International markets Power cable Power cable...

Page 37: ...backhaul Daisy chaining SFP module SFP GBE 1000BaseLX CPRI Single mode Optional Optical backhaul Daisy chaining SFP module SFP GBE 1000BaseSX CPRI Multi mode Optional Optical backhaul Daisy chaining S...

Page 38: ...mmended if GBE 1000BaseT backhaul connection is provided Surge arrestor kit External Ethernet surge arrestor kit including mounting bracket pole bands and buckle Ethernet cable 0 6 m 2 ft Required for...

Page 39: ...le SMDF LC LC 2SM 200m Fiber Optic cable SMDF LC LC 2SM 250m Fiber Optic cable SMDF LC LC 2SM 300m Fiber Optic cable MM LC LC 2MM 1m Optional Multi Mode fiber duplex 80mm 80mm Breakout Outer diameter...

Page 40: ...uding required tools and materials and installation clearances as well as outlining the possible daisy chain deployment scenarios and requirements for the Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro CellOutdoor...

Page 41: ...ling has been routed and is in place Ensure any site specific fixing materials screws washers wall plugs for pole wall mounting the equipment are available Product delivery contents Unpack and examine...

Page 42: ...ls required for installation The following tools may be used during installation Drill pneumatic hammer and assorted drill bits Pliers Adjustable spanners M17 socket wrench Screwdrivers power and or m...

Page 43: ...Rear clearance 20mm 0 79in Front clearance 460mm 18 11in Side clearance 400mm 15 75 in Bottom clearance 400mm 15 75in Metro Cell Outdoor Clearances mm inches Comment Side s 400 mm 15 75 inch Access t...

Page 44: ...9764 CMCO mounting bracket and pole band installation kit is used Pole mount installation kits and brackets The following table provides the installation kits and brackets that can be used depending...

Page 45: ...6 Alcatel Lucent Proprietary Use pursuant to applicableagreements Pre installation Pole mount installation requirements Figure 3 3 Pole mount banding and brackets Pole mount no tilt Pole mount with ti...

Page 46: ...cket s are attached to a wall Wall mount installation brackets and kits The following table lists the installation brackets that can be used depending onthe deployment scenario for 9764 CMCO wall moun...

Page 47: ...stainless steel x3 Washer plain M6x12x1 6mm stainless steel x3 Washer spring M6x12x1 2mm stainless steel x3 Plug expansion Rawlnut M6x50 x3 7 0 N m 62 0 lb in Wall mount installation examples The foll...

Page 48: ...is needed to avoid radiation pattern overlap For two CMCOs different frequency bands the degree of horizontal tilt mustbe determined on a site by site basis Vertical tilt guidelines If the CMCO is me...

Page 49: ...ent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor is mounted onto a surface Fiber optic cable for optical backhaul or Electrical cable for electrical backhaul If the backhaul module is to be cabled after the 9764 C...

Page 50: ...y chaining for day chain configurations only Fiber optic Ethernet cable with LC connector to optical SFP module See Ethernet cable Optical p 2 21 Before you begin Before you begin the following should...

Page 51: ...ectors NOTICE ESD hazard Semiconductor devices can be damaged by electrostatic discharges ESD Always observe the general ESD instructions for handling modulescontaining semiconductor components Before...

Page 52: ...er module from its protective packaging Check the label onthe SFP transceiver module body to verify that you have the correct type and model foryour network Important Do not remove the SFP transceiver...

Page 53: ...nto the port 6 To check that each SFP transceiver module is seated and latched properly grasp the SFP module and try to remove it without releasing the latch If the SFP module cannot be removed it is...

Page 54: ...d compression nut the cable seal and thestrain relief onto the Ethernet cable as shown 3 Feed the Ethernet cable through the backhaul module gland opening and replace thecable clamp onto the optical c...

Page 55: ...Lucent recommends that the compression nut is torqued to 2 5 N m 1 8 lb ft in order to create a watertight seal and avoid a potential loose connection 6 If you are daisy chaining two 9764 CMCOs feed...

Page 56: ...Ethernet cable s to the wall or pole Important When securing cables ensure the following to avoid cabledamage Secure cables with cable clips Use additional clips wherever necessaryfor neatness All ca...

Page 57: ...se T electrical transceiver Electrical Ethernet cable with RJ45 connector to electrical SFP module Before you begin Before you begin the following should be noted Equipment cabling should only be carr...

Page 58: ...tors NOTICE ESD hazard Semiconductor devices can be damaged by electrostatic discharges ESD Always observe the general ESD instructions for handling modulescontaining semiconductor components Before t...

Page 59: ...r module from its protective packaging Check the label onthe SFP transceiver module body to verify that you have the correct type and model foryour network Important Do not remove the SFP transceiver...

Page 60: ...without releasing the latch If the SFP module cannot be removed it is installed and seated properly If the SFP module can be removed reinsert it until the module is latched securely into the socket E...

Page 61: ...compression nut from the cable gland located onthe bottom of the bottom of the backhaul module Cable strain relief Cable seal Gland compression nut In the following order place the rounded compression...

Page 62: ...H2 port BH1 port 6 Loosely insert the gland assembly into the gland housing Note The gland assembly with cable may need to be turned slightly in order to fully slide into the gland housing before the...

Page 63: ...in Ethernet cableconnector into the SFP transceiver in the port labelled BH 2 BH2 port BH1 port 9 Reattach the backhaul module to the 9764 CMCO using the four retention screws Important Ensure the bac...

Page 64: ...nnector and locking nut from the surge arrestor 2 Carefully feed the end of Ethernet cable coming from the Customer NetworkInterface Device through the unscrewed lower strain relief connector 3 Plug t...

Page 65: ...ion cabling Important When securing cables ensure the following to avoid cabledamage Secure cables with tie wraps Use additional tie wraps wherever necessary for neatness All cables should be run para...

Page 66: ...ection provides the installation instructions for mounting the Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor onto either a pole or wall with or without the optional tilt mechanism pair mounting two A...

Page 67: ...ials Attention The 9764 CMCO must be mounted with the appropriate mounting hardware suitable for the various supporting structures building materials and construction methods Following a site survey i...

Page 68: ...t the selected installation point on thepole mark the upper and lower position of the pole bands Using digital compass determinethe planned left right orientation of the 9764 CMCO mounting bracket aro...

Page 69: ...correct position and orientation tighten and securethe bands around the pole Check the banding is secure there is no movement of thebracket around the pole and that the banding stubs cut ends are flat...

Page 70: ...mounting frame lever by pulling the lever outwards 7 Align the mounting points on the reverse side of the 9764 CMCO with the mountinglugs on the bracket Attach the 9764 CMCO to the bracket by sliding...

Page 71: ...protectionequipment Although optional Alcatel Lucent strongly recommends for outdoor deployments that when the backhaul connection is configured for electrical Ethernet GBE 10 100 1000BaseT a surge a...

Page 72: ...nstallation 3 Screw the arrestor locking nut back onto the arrestor and tighten so that the arrestoris securely attached to the bracket External surge arrestor E N D O F S T E P S Standard pole mount...

Page 73: ...e is used when installing the two modules the minimumseparation distance between the CMCOs is 50 cm measured from the top of the lower CMCOto the bottom of the upper CMCO or the two modules are mounte...

Page 74: ...materials Attention The 9764 CMCO must be mounted with the appropriate mounting hardware suitable for the various supporting structures building materials and construction methods Following a site sur...

Page 75: ...iate fall protectionequipment NOTICE Equipment damage hazard Damaged connectors may lead to operational issues The Metro Cell must be transported by holding its body and not by any connectors or pre a...

Page 76: ...and two lower holes at the marked points to the appropriatedepth Insert screw anchor plugs into the drilled holes and using a hammer tap home until the plugs are flush with the wall 4 Align the mount...

Page 77: ...tinglugs on the bracket Attach the 9764 CMCO to the bracket by sliding the 9764CMCO forwards and downwards onto the bracket mounting lugs 7 Secure the 9764 9764 CMCO onto the mounting frame by tighten...

Page 78: ...tached the surge arrestor bracket to a wall and mount the optional external surge arrestor onto the surge arrestorbracket 1 At the selected mounting location for the surge arrestor mark the points on...

Page 79: ...threaded Ethernetconnection point is positioned through the arrestor mounting hole 6 Screw the arrestor locking nut back onto the arrestor and tighten so that the arrestoris securely attached to the b...

Page 80: ...outing and connecting the following cables tothe Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro CellOutdoor Ground cable External RF antenna cable External GPS antenna cable Power cable Contents Procedure 5 1 Conn...

Page 81: ...cable Type NYY 1x16 mm2 or similar to a grounding system The grounding cable is not included in the delivery and must be locallysupplied To attach the ground cable perform the following steps 1 Route...

Page 82: ...atel Lucent Proprietary Use pursuant to applicableagreements Cabling Figure 5 1 Position of grounding point Double lug ground point 4 Finally secure the grounding cable to the wall or pole E N D O F S...

Page 83: ...supplies the attached RF antenna attached to a solar shield Alcatel Lucent does not supply external RF antennas for the 9764CMCO Before you begin Ensure that the following tools are available Adjusta...

Page 84: ...e removing unpacking or packing a module Whenever handling ESD sensitive components do not touch any connection pins or tracks Place modules removed from the equipment on a conductive surface Test or...

Page 85: ...l a click is heard 3 Locate the N type RF antenna connectors on the top of the 9764 CMCO RF antenna connector N type RF antenna connector N type 9764 Compact MCO top view 4 Connect each antenna cable...

Page 86: ...ng instructions included with the RF antenna kit forthe steps to mount the antennas 2 Locate the N type RF antenna connectors on the top of the 9764 CMCO RF antenna connector N type RF antenna connect...

Page 87: ...ith an integrated GPS antenna attached to the top ofthe MCO and connected to the QMA connector on the top of the MCO The integrated GPS antenna is a part of the 9764 CMCO and must not be removed even...

Page 88: ...appropriate for attaching a new cableconnector to the GPS cable Protective eye wear Important Do not mount the GPS antenna within 10 feet 3 m of any transmit antenna Safety statements WARNING Fall haz...

Page 89: ...ifference in potential between yourself the workplace and the packaging before removing unpacking or packing a module Whenever handling ESD sensitive components do not touch any connection pins or tra...

Page 90: ...GPS antenna cable from the GPS antenna connector on the top of the MCO 4 Connect the GPS adapter cable by pushing the adapter cable connector onto the9764 CMCO QMA type GPS antenna connector until it...

Page 91: ...Alcatel Lucent Proprietary Use pursuant to applicableagreements Cabling First apply Linerless rubber splicing tape then apply vinyl electrical tape overthe Linerless rubber splicing tape E N D O F S T...

Page 92: ...nnection interface Power connector connector attached 9764 Compact MCO top view Power cable The 9764 CMCO is equipped with a DIN Valve Connector The Alcatel Lucent supplied power cable and connector s...

Page 93: ...xternal fuse or circuit breaker incorporated in the fixed wiring The fuse or circuit breaker can be used as a disconnect device to turn off the power to the system Ensure that the system power is off...

Page 94: ...re Registration tab Cover 30 mm screw with gasket Terminals Nut Top view of connector with cover removed Side view of connector 4 Feed the cable through the cable opening in the cover of the power con...

Page 95: ...ferrules as shown in the following figure 7 Cut the exposed ends of the cable to the length of the pins in the connector as shown in the following figure 4 mm 0 157 in 8 Screw the wires into the termi...

Page 96: ...cable opening of the connector cover 10 Ensure that the cable gasket is correctly seated and tighten the nut to a torque of 1Nm 0 737 lb ft 11 Attach the gasket and insert the fixing screw 12 Plug th...

Page 97: ...system power is off and that power cables are safe to handle before you proceed with thisprocedure WARNING Fall hazard Falls can occur when working at heights resulting in serious personal injury or d...

Page 98: ...over the power connector align the captive TORX M3x5 attachment screw on the power connector cover with the screw hole in the 9764 CMCO and fix the power connector cover in position by inserting the...

Page 99: ...stallation information and activities that should be carried out after the Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor has been installed Contents Alcatel Lucent 9764 CMCO Alcatel Lucent Proprietar...

Page 100: ...on Procedure 6 1 Final installation activities and checks Procedure 6 1 Final installation activities andchecks Overview This topic describes the final Alcatel Lucent 9764 Compact Metro Cell Outdoor i...

Page 101: ...erify that mounted equipment is secure and that no unintentional mechanical alteration has occurred to either the equipment itself orthe installation infrastructure 2 Ensure all the exterior connectio...

Page 102: ...bleagreements Appendix A LED state description Overview Purpose This chapter describes the LED status and descriptions for 9764 CMCO Contents Alcatel Lucent 9764 CMCO Alcatel Lucent Proprietary LED st...

Page 103: ...of LED LED Hardware LED interpretation table The following table describes the possible states for the single bi colorLED State Description LED Power off Power off OFF Initial state Power on or Restar...

Page 104: ...Use pursuant to applicableagreements LED state description LED status for 9764 CMCO State Description LED 9764 MCO LTE is operational 9764 MCO LTE has been in stable operation for 15 minutes OFF...

Page 105: ...statements that are required are determined primarily by national or multinational regulations However in some regions contract terms determine which statements are required The presence of the statem...

Page 106: ...99 5 EC Hereby Alcatel Lucent declares that the equipment documented in this publication is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC The techn...

Page 107: ...ents Product conformance statements European Union CE marking CE marking CE marking This product has been CE marked in accordance with the following European Directives 1999 05 EC Radio and Telecommun...

Page 108: ...tions for IMT 2000 CDMA Direct Spread UTRA and E UTRA Base Station BS radio repeater and ancillary equipment EN 55022 2006 A1 2007 Class B Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance charac...

Page 109: ...RF exposure Product safety The equipment complies with the following product safety specifications Standard reference Title EN 60950 1 Ed 2 of 2006 A1 2010 A11 2009 A12 2011 Information Technology Eq...

Page 110: ...EN 50383 EN 50384 EN 50385 and IEC 62232 Directive 2013 35 EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of workers to the risks...

Page 111: ...shown below shall becollected and treated at the end of their useful life in compliance with applicable EuropeanUnion and other local legislation They shall not be disposed of as part of unsortedmuni...

Page 112: ...the EU after 1 July 2006 comply with the EU RoHS Directive EU REACH On June 1 2007 European Regulation No 1907 2006 on the Registration Evaluation Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals REACH ent...

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