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Table of Contents 

1 Overview .................................................................................................................................. 7

 

1.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... 7 
1.2 Features.......................................................................................................................... 8 

2 Installation Preparation .......................................................................................................... 10

 

2.1 Materials ...................................................................................................................... 10 
2.2 LEDs and Interfaces ....................................................................................................... 12 
2.3 Location and Environment ............................................................................................ 13 
2.4 CloudCore Account ....................................................................................................... 13 

3 Installation .............................................................................................................................. 14

 

3.1 Process Overview .......................................................................................................... 14 
3.2 Install eNB on Pole or Wall ............................................................................................ 14 

3.2.1 Install on Pole ..................................................................................................... 14 
3.2.2 Install on Wall ..................................................................................................... 16 

3.3 Connect Cables ............................................................................................................. 17 

3.3.1 Cable Laying Requirements ................................................................................. 17 
3.3.2 Connect Ethernet Cable ...................................................................................... 18 

3.4 eNB Grounding ............................................................................................................. 18 

3.4.1 Connect Grounding Cables ................................................................................. 18 
3.4.2 Pole Grounding................................................................................................... 19 

3.5 Maintenance Chamber Waterproofing .......................................................................... 20 
3.6 Power on to Check LED Status ....................................................................................... 20 
3.7 Configure Basic Parameters ........................................................................................... 21 

3.7.1 Launch the eNB GUI ........................................................................................... 21 
3.7.2 Upgrade Firmware .............................................................................................. 23 
3.7.3 Basic Configuration Overview ............................................................................. 24 
3.7.4 Configure Network Interfaces ............................................................................. 24 
3.7.5 Configure the Management Server ..................................................................... 29 
3.7.6 Configure Quick Settings..................................................................................... 31 
3.7.7 Configure Carrier Setting .................................................................................... 32 
3.7.8 Reboot ............................................................................................................... 33 
3.7.9 Verify eNB Operational Status ............................................................................ 34 

Appendix: Regulatory Compliance ............................................................................................. 37

 

FCC Compliance .................................................................................................................. 37 
ISEDC Compliance ............................................................................................................... 37 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Nova430i

Page 1: ...Nova430i Outdoor 4x250mW Two Carrier TDD eNodeB Installation Guide QRTB 2 9 4 March 2022 Version 1 01 ...

Page 2: ...this document may be reproduced inany form or means without the prior writtenconsentof Baicells Technologies Inc Disclaimer The information in this document is subject to change at any time without notice For more information please consult with a Baicells technical engineer or the support team Refer to the Contact Us section below Disposal of Electronic and Electrical Waste Pursuant to the WEEE E...

Page 3: ...are of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents WARNING Read the installation instructions before you connect the system to its power source WARNING Equipment installation must comply with local and national electrical codes WARNING This product relies on the existing building or structure for short circuit overcurrent protecti...

Page 4: ...3 2 Connect Ethernet Cable 18 3 4 eNB Grounding 18 3 4 1 Connect Grounding Cables 18 3 4 2 Pole Grounding 19 3 5 Maintenance Chamber Waterproofing 20 3 6 Power on to Check LED Status 20 3 7 Configure Basic Parameters 21 3 7 1 Launch the eNB GUI 21 3 7 2 Upgrade Firmware 23 3 7 3 Basic Configuration Overview 24 3 7 4 Configure Network Interfaces 24 3 7 5 Configure the Management Server 29 3 7 6 Con...

Page 5: ...h Expansion Bolts 16 Figure 3 7 Completed Installation 17 Figure 3 8 Connect Cables and Grounding Screws 18 Figure 3 9 Pole Grounding 19 Figure 3 10 Check LEDs 20 Figure 3 11 GUI Login 22 Figure 3 12 Home Page 22 Figure 3 13 Configuration Flow 24 Figure 3 14 WAN LAN VLAN 25 Figure 3 15 LGW 26 Figure 3 16 LGW Router 28 Figure 3 17 Static Routing 28 Figure 3 18 Management Server 30 Figure 3 19 Quick...

Page 6: ...Materials 11 Table 2 2 Installation Tools 11 Table 2 3 LEDs 12 Table 2 4 Interfaces 13 Table 2 5 Environment Specifications 13 Table 3 1 WAN LAN VLAN 25 Table 3 2 LGW 26 Table 3 3 Static Routing 29 Table 3 4 Management Server 30 ...

Page 7: ...eB can operate in Carrier Aggregation CA mode or Dual Carrier DC split mode The Nova430i supports broadband data access providing various data service transformation and transmission capabilities to enable outdoor wireless coverage This eNodeB can be used by operators to improve capacity and throughput while eliminating existing dead zones Figure 1 1 Nova430i eNB The network structure of the Nova4...

Page 8: ...split mode based on software license HaloB mode embedded in the base software Citizens Broadband Radio System CBRS Spectrum Access System SAS SC describes a scenario where the operator wishes to use only one of the two available cells in the eNB This may be necessary for operators who have limited licensed spectrum or who are planning to use the second carrier later as their network grows In SC mo...

Page 9: ...width per carrier Provides excellent Non Line of Sight NLOS coverage Peak rate is a configurable parameter using special Subframe Assignment SA o 2x20 MHz per carrier SA1 DL 80 Mbps UL 28 Mbps SA2 DL 110 Mbps UL 14 Mbps o 2x10 MHz per carrier SA1 DL 40 Mbps UL 14 Mbps SA2 DL 55 Mbps UL 7 Mbps Supports 96 concurrent users per carrier x2 carriers 96 96 if operating in DC mode upgradeable to higher c...

Page 10: ...Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP Server DNS Client and Network Access Translation NAT functionality providing strong high speed routing Supports Transparent Bridge Mode 2 Installation Preparation 2 1 Materials Check the Nova430i package to ensure it contains the primary components in the packout Figure 2 1 In addition to industry standard tools you will need the materials described in Tabl...

Page 11: ...ter than 109 yards 100 meters It is suggested that the diameter of the cable is 7 mm 1 mm Ground cable If the length of lead is more than 10 meters 6 AWG 10 mm grounding cable should be used Table 2 2 Installation Tools Level bar Marker pen Knife Pliers Wrench Percussion drill and drill heads Hammer Phillips head screwdriver Cable vice crimper Tape measure 0 05 cm 5 mm L shape Allen wrench T7 scre...

Page 12: ...tatus Description PWR Green Steady on Power is on OFF No power supply CELL1 Green OFF CELL1 is inactive Fast flash 0 1 s on 0 1 s off CELL1 is deactivated Slow flash 1 s on 1 s off CELL1 is activated CELL2 Green OFF CELL2 is inactive Fast flash 0 1 s on 0 1 s off CELL2 is deactivated Slow flash 1 s on 1 s off CELL2 is activated ALM Red Steady on Hardware alarm OFF No alarm ...

Page 13: ...ne to impounded water soaking leakage or condensation Environmental specifications are shown in Table 2 5 Table 2 5 Environment Specifications Item Description Operating Temperature 40 F to 131 F 40 C to 55 C Storage Temperature 49 F to 158 F 45 C to 70 C Humidity 5 to 95 RH Atmospheric Pressure 70 kPa to 106 kPa Safety voltage 42 V to 58 V 2 4 CloudCore Account The Baicells CloudCore includes the...

Page 14: ...llation process Figure 3 1 Installation Process Overview 3 2 Install eNB on Pole or Wall 3 2 1 Install on Pole The eNB mounting bracket is assembled in manufacturing before packing The only action required by the installer is to attach the assembly to the pole Check to ensure the diameter of the pole is in the range of 1 6 2 8 in 40 70 mm The position of the eNB on the pole should be at least 47 i...

Page 15: ...back of the eNB attach the eNB to the mounting bracket on the pole Push the eNB until the hook is firmly attached to the mounting bracket Figure 3 3 Figure 3 3 Attach eNB to Bracket 3 Tighten the bolt on the top of the bracket using a Phillips head screwdriver to complete the installation Figure 3 4 Figure 3 4 Completed Installation 4 After installation is complete adjust the eNB to a proper angle...

Page 16: ...the installation bracket on the wall with the arrow facing upward as shown in Figure 3 5 Mark the drilling locations using a pencil or marker 3 Drill two holes in the wall to match the size of the wall bracket holes Figure 3 5 Figure 3 5 Mark and Drill Holes 4 Check the up down direction of the installation bracket and then attach to the wall using expansion bolts Figure 3 6 Figure 3 6 Attach With...

Page 17: ...ncy RF power amplifier devices 3 3 1 Cable Laying Requirements General requirements Bending radius of antenna feeder cable 7 8 in 9 84 in 250 mm 4 5 in 14 96 in 380 mm Bending radius of jumper cable 1 4 in 1 38 in 35 mm 1 2 in super soft 1 97 in 50 mm 1 2 in ordinary 5 in 127 mm Bending radius of power cable and grounding cable triple the diameter of the cable Bind the cables according to the type...

Page 18: ...of the specific installation site The Nova430i eNB has two grounding screws located on the bottom of the unit as shown in Figure 3 8 Follow the steps below the figure to connect the ground cable NOTE All Nova eNBs have a floating ground on the power system 1 Unscrew one grounding screw connect one end of the ground cable to the grounding screw and retighten the screw 2 Repeat step 1 for the second...

Page 19: ... be connected to the lightning protection network or grounded with a separate lead 2 The diameter of the grounding wire should meet the design requirements The copper nose must be used for grounding and the grounding resistance is required to be less than 10 ohms If the resistance of the public network communication equipment placed in other systems is less than 10 ohms the grounding network of th...

Page 20: ...f the tunnel must meet the design requirements The buried depth of the grounding electrode and the welding quality of the flat iron meet the specification requirements In principle the buried depth of the grounding electrode shall not be less than 0 7 m The non self built grounding network shall be connected to the grounding network of the owner 8 The eNB grounding power adapter grounding distribu...

Page 21: ...guration guide s for the operating mode you plan to use NOTE For all GUI menus and fields refer to the following documents on the Baicells website Baicells com Resources Documents CloudCore Configuration Network Administration Guide OMC BOSS CPE Configuration Guide eNodeB Configuration Guide Carrier Aggregation Dual Carrier Split Mode Configuration Guide HaloB User Guide SAS Deployment Guide 3 7 1...

Page 22: ...GUI Login The home page is the Basic Setting Basic Info menu which reports the current eNB status Figure 3 12 In section 3 5 7 you will use this page to confirm that the eNB is active Figure 3 12 Home Page Optionally you may want to 1 Change the login password 2 Confirm the firmware version is the latest available from Baicells upgrade if needed Firmware upgrades can be found at Baicells com Suppo...

Page 23: ...mputer NOTE The file type is IMG 4 Click Upgrade 5 In the pop up window click PROCEED 6 The base station reboots after approximately three minutes 7 On the Basic Setting Basic Info page the upgraded version is displayed in Software Version 3 7 2 2 Upgrade Firmware from the OMC 1 Go to eNB Upgrade Upgrade Rollback 2 Select the correct Product Type from the list 3 Select the checkbox next to the eNB...

Page 24: ...rt of the initial basic setup include the WAN LAN VLAN interfaces Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP and the Local Gateway LGW mode 3 7 4 1 WAN LAN VLAN Go to the Network WAN LAN VLAN menu Figure 3 14 The WAN interface is an external communication portal Internet connection between the eNB s Network Management System NMS in most cases the CloudCore OMC and the Mobility Management Entity MME ...

Page 25: ...configuration it is not used during normal eNB operation Enter the IP address and subnet mask address for the local network connection The default IP address for the LAN interface is 192 168 150 1 NOTE If the LAN IP address is changed the eNB will reboot and you will have to log in to the GUI again Figure 3 14 WAN LAN VLAN Table 3 1 WAN LAN VLAN Field Name Description Allow Management Access Over ...

Page 26: ...erentiate between different terminal when IP Access Mode is set to DHCP Subnet Mask Used to define subnet mask address if IP Access Mode is set to Static IP Prefix Prefix of IPv6 address for WAN interface if IP Access Mode is set to IPv6 Static IP Gateway Used to define gateway address if IP Access Mode is set to Static IP VLAN ID Used to configure more IP addresses for the WAN interface through t...

Page 27: ...is 10 10 10 1 and the netmask is 255 255 255 0 the IP address pool includes 255 IP addresses The options are shown in the pull down menu Static Address If LGW Mode Router Figure 3 16 set to ON if you want to use a static IP address First Address If LGW Mode Router and Static Address ON Figure 3 16 enter the first static IP address in the range Last Address If LGW Mode Router and Static Address ON ...

Page 28: ...tic Routing Config and Validated Route List Figure 3 17 The configured static route information are displayed under Static Routing Config To edit a static route in the list click on the edit icon enter the information and click OK To add a static route click the Add icon Fill in the information and click OK Field descriptions are in Table 3 3 Figure 3 17 Static Routing ...

Page 29: ...ss 3 7 5 Configure the Management Server In the BTS Setting Management Server window you will enter the network management service NMS information Figure 3 18 When using the Baicells CloudCore to manage the network in the http field enter the following URL address and port number baiomc cloudapp net 48080 smallcell AcsService If you are using Local OMC or another NMS enter its server address and p...

Page 30: ... IP address and port number CloudKey Operators using the Baicells CloudCore are provided a unique CloudKey identifier that may be used when configuring CPEs and eNBs If entered in this field when the device is powered on it will immediately associate to the operator s OMC account You can find your CloudKey ID when you log in to the CloudCore It is displayed in the top bar TR069 Binding Binds TR 06...

Page 31: ...o not change these settings except when connecting to a Local private network EPC or different vendor s Evolved Packet Core EPC Second you must enter the operator s planned settings for Band Bandwidth EARFCN Cell ID PCI TAC etc Some Quick Setting fields such as Duplex Mode and Frequency will auto fill based on the eNB hardware model Make sure the Cloud EPC field is set to ON when using the Baicell...

Page 32: ...lit Mode Configuration Guide The Carrier Setting menu is used only in the two carrier Nova430i eNB Figure 3 20 You can set the eNB to run as a single carrier as two combined carriers using Carrier Aggregation CA or as two independent carriers using Dual Carrier DC split mode depending on which licenses you ...

Page 33: ...erage area Go to BTS Setting Carrier Setting to configure Carrier Mode Click the arrow to view the drop down menu Whenever you change the carrier setting you must reboot the eNB for the change to take effect Figure 3 20 Carrier Setting 3 7 8 Reboot Once the basic configuration settings are saved reboot the eNB There are two options for rebooting in the eNB GUI From the landing page of the eNB GUI ...

Page 34: ...tus settings eNB GUI Go to Basic Setting Basic Info and check the Cell Status field Figure 3 22 It should show Active Also check that GPS Sync is reported as Synchronized OMC Go to eNB Monitor to see if the Cell Status shows Active and the Sync Status shows GPS Synchronized Figure 3 23 NOTE Ensure you have selected ALL in the display settings window in the OMC eNB Monitor page to view Cell Status ...

Page 35: ...35 Figure 3 22 Cell Status eNB GUI Figure 3 23 Cell Status OMC ...

Page 36: ... Settings Before commercial operation Baicells recommends implementing cell site acceptance testing of a new site to ensure the service meets expectations to document network speeds at various locations in the cell and to verify RF coverage ...

Page 37: ...ommunications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense WARNING This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 inches 50 cm between t...

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