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Chapter 8. Powering Up the Cabinet

The cabinet requires DC power to operate. Before attempting to power up the cabinet, verify that
DC power is available. It may be necessary to wait for a maintenance window to connect the
cabinet to DC power and perform this procedure.

WARNING:

ALL POWER OPERATIONS SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL ONLY. BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO POWER UP THE
SYSTEM, CONFIRM THAT ALL POWER CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE PROPERLY.

CAUTION:

After the RadioRouter BaseStation is powered up, it cannot be
powered down without the use of a craft access terminal. Powering
the BaseStation down without the use of a craft access terminal could
permanently damage the equipment.

RadioRouter

®

BaseStation Installation Guide — Draft

Version 0.5 - © 2003

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Summary of Contents for RadioRouter

Page 1: ...ter Base Station Installation Guide Issue Date 08 04 2003 Version 0 5 Flarion Technologies Inc Bedminster One 135 Route 202 206 South Bedminster NJ 07921 Tel 908 947 7000 Fax 908 947 2050 Web info fla...

Page 2: ...Intentionally blank page RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003...

Page 3: ...Standard EN55022 Class A CISPR22 Class A Telecom FCC Part 24 Industry Environmental GR 63 CORE NEBS Level 3 Network Equipment Building System GR 1089 CORE NEBS Level 3 ETSI EN 300 019 2 3 V2 1 2 Europ...

Page 4: ...may be limited by FCC regulations and you may be required to correct any interference to radio or television communications at your own expense CFR reference 15 21 Canadian Class A Statement This Cla...

Page 5: ...ations used in this manual can be found at the beginning of the document in the LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS section There is certain critical information contained within this manual that MUST be adhered to...

Page 6: ...iv Note Notes are displayed in italic Notes contain certain information that may be valuable to the reader RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 iv...

Page 7: ...ase Station Operation Page 37 LIST OF PROCEDURES Procedure 3 1 Removing the Cabinet from the Pallet Page 6 Procedure 3 2 Lifting the Cabinet Page 9 Procedure 3 3 Mounting the Cabinet to the Floor Page...

Page 8: ...w Page 19 Figure 4 10 Ground Bus Bar Page 20 Figure 5 1 Cabinet with T1 Connectors Rear View Page 21 Figure 5 2 DSX Cables in T1 Connectors Page 22 Figure 5 3 DSX Cables Removed from T1 Connectors Pag...

Page 9: ...S DSX Digital Signal Cross Connect LNA Low Noise Amplifier MCU Master Control Unit PA Power Amplifier PCU Power Conditioning Unit RRC Radio Router Chassis RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Dr...

Page 10: ...Page 8 Intentionally blank page RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page 8...

Page 11: ...electronics mounting height 71 H X 24 W X 26 5 D with door and back panel installed 71 H X 24 W X 24 5 D without door and back panel installed 631 lb with door and back panel installed 559 lb without...

Page 12: ...installation tools it is recommended that special equipment be used to move the RadioRouter cabinet The following list gives examples of equipment which can be used Pallet jack with 27 width across t...

Page 13: ...al system Load center transfer switch electrical outlets and feeds for rectifiers available Internal ground halo and master ground bar available Antenna plant Surge arrestor mounting available Six Tx...

Page 14: ...loor There are a total of 8 clearance holes in the base of the cabinet 2 in each corner Figure 2 1 Clearance Holes in RadioRouter Base Schematic View shows the positioning of the holes Figure 2 1 Clea...

Page 15: ...nt corner of the cabinet Figure 2 2 Clearance Holes in RadioRouter Base Only one hole per corner is required to mount the cabinet All holes must have threads to accommodate 1 2 diameter bolts with fla...

Page 16: ...from the Pallet When this procedure is completed the cabinet will be free to move directly into place Alternatively the cabinet can be placed onto a flat dolly to facilitate moving the cabinet throug...

Page 17: ...5 Unfasten all the screws on the rear panel and remove the panel Note Reinstallation of the rear panel is optional However if the rear panel is to be reinstalled and there is not sufficient rear clea...

Page 18: ...mounting screws These are located on the inside corners of the cabinet See Figure 3 2 Cabinet to Pallet Mounting Screws Figure 3 2 Cabinet to Pallet Mounting Screws RadioRouter BaseStation Installati...

Page 19: ...e make sure all necessary holes have been drilled See Section 2 2 Preparing the Floor Make sure the back panel and front door have been removed 1 Remove the 1U blank panel at the top of the cabinet Fi...

Page 20: ...led prior to mounting the cabinet 1 Align the clearance holes in the base of the cabinet to the threaded holes in the floor Although there are two clearance holes in each corner only one is necessary...

Page 21: ...THAT THE POWER IS NOT LIVE ALL POWER OPERATIONS SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY 4 1 Routing the Cables Cables are routed from the top of the cabinet either through the cable access ope...

Page 22: ...Through the Cable Entry Port There are two cable entry ports located in the top front corners as shown in Figure 4 2 Cable Entry Port Figure 4 2 Cable Entry Port RadioRouter BaseStation Installation...

Page 23: ...ust be removed Figure 4 3 Channel Cover with Mounting Screw shows the cable channel cover in place Remove all three mounting screws and remove the channel cover Figure 4 3 Channel Cover with Mounting...

Page 24: ...Page 14 2 Route the cable through the channel to the lower portion of the cabinet Figure 4 4 Cable Routed in Channel RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page 14...

Page 25: ...les in the cabinet structure to access the connection point Figure 4 5 Cable Routed Through Structure 4 When all cables have been routed reinstall the channel covers RadioRouter BaseStation Installati...

Page 26: ...tion panel contains circuit breakers and is visible from the front The connections are at the bottom of the panel To reach them remove the front access panel Figure 4 6 Access to Power Connections Fro...

Page 27: ...Page 17 Figure 4 7 Power Connections Viewed from inside the Cabinet Figure 4 8 Schematic View of Power Connections RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page 17...

Page 28: ...C return connection point See Figure 4 7 Power Connections Viewed from inside the Cabinet and Figure 4 8 Schematic View of Power Connections 2 Connect the power cable to the connectors with 6 AWG wire...

Page 29: ...site CAUTION Failure to properly connect the cabinet to ground could result in permanent damage to the equipment 1 Locate the ground bus bar See Figure 4 9 Cabinet with Ground Bus Bar Rear View Figure...

Page 30: ...nd Bus Bar Figure 4 10 Ground Bus Bar 3 Fasten the lug on to the stud with the nuts provided Tighten nuts to 40 50 in lb torque 4 Connect the other end of the cable to the Master Ground Bar or other s...

Page 31: ...connections This section describes both methods Procedure 5 1 Connecting to the Network via T1 T1 connections are made using cables terminated in RJ 48 connectors 1 Locate the T1 connectors on the rea...

Page 32: ...s Figure 5 3 DSX Cables Removed from T1 Connectors shows the connectors with the cables removed Note Removing the DSX cables will disable the DSX 1 panel The DSX cables must be reconnected to use the...

Page 33: ...Cables Removed from T1 Connectors 3 Insert the first RJ 48 plug into the top jack which is labeled 1 4 Insert any additional plugs from the top down RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Ve...

Page 34: ...e location of the Ethernet connector on the front of the cabinet Figure 5 4 Cabinet with Ethernet Connection Front View Route the Ethernet cable to the side cable channel and up the channel through th...

Page 35: ...Page 25 Figure 5 5 Route of Ethernet Cable Front View RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page 25...

Page 36: ...ves access to the cable mating connectors See Figure 6 1 Top of Cabinet with Cable Access Plate Removed CAUTION All antenna operations should be performed by qualified personnel only Installers must m...

Page 37: ...tors should be clearly labeled with color coded bands as follows 1 Alpha sector Tx Rx 1 white band 2 Beta sector Tx Rx 1 blue band 3 Gamma sector Tx Rx 1 green band 4 Alpha sector RX only 2 white band...

Page 38: ...Page 28 Figure 6 2 Antenna Connectors Rear View Figure 6 3 Antenna Connectors Schematic Rear View RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page 28...

Page 39: ...riate tool The connector may be tightened from either the rear or top 3 Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for all antenna cables 4 Reinstall the cable access panel Make sure the rubber edging is tight against the...

Page 40: ...o 55494 2 The connector is typically site specific depending on which alarms will be used in a given installation The alarm connector is located in the rear of the cabinet See Figure 7 1 Cabinet with...

Page 41: ...Alarm Connection Rear View Figure 7 2 Alarm Connector Cables can be routed to the connector using the procedures described in Section 4 1 Routing the Cables RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide...

Page 42: ...ALL POWER OPERATIONS SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO POWER UP THE SYSTEM CONFIRM THAT ALL POWER CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE PROPERLY CAUTION After the RadioRouter...

Page 43: ...the circuit breakers on the distribution panel on the front of the cabinet See Figure 8 1 Distribution Panel with Circuit Breakers Front View Figure 8 1 Distribution Panel with Circuit Breakers Front...

Page 44: ...ure 8 2 Circuit Breakers Front View Figure 8 2 Circuit Breakers Front View 2 Turn on the LNA breakers which are located next to the RRC breaker 3 Turn on the PA breakers The PA breakers are on the rig...

Page 45: ...T CANNOT BE POWERED DOWN WITHOUT THE USE OF A CRAFT ACCESS TERMINAL POWERING THE BASESTATION DOWN WITHOUT THE USE OF A CRAFT ACCESS TERMINAL COULD PERMANENTLY DAMAGE THE EQUIPMENT Table 8 1 Power On E...

Page 46: ...rosoft Window HyperTerminal 3 At the Login prompt type root and press Enter 4 At the Password prompt type the root login password and press Enter 5 At the BS_Name prompt type halt and press Enter Be c...

Page 47: ...terminations on all T1 and alarm cables 4 No crimps in RF cables 5 RF cable markings match those specified in Chapter 6 Connecting the Antennas Cables 10 2 Verifying the Base Station Operation Operati...

Page 48: ...Page 38 7 Ping the default gateway to verify network connectivity RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page 38...

Page 49: ...ne surge protectors T1 connection T1 surge arrestor Surge arrestor grounded Alarm connection 1 AC power failure alarm termination point 1 high temperature power failure alarm termination point Cable S...

Page 50: ...Page A 2 Alarm sensor cables RadioRouter BaseStation Installation Guide Draft Version 0 5 2003 Page A 2...

Page 51: ...Items If Okay OR Describe Outage Overall Cabinet is physically intact RadioRouter Chassis MCU BHU PCU BBU TXU RXU AIU LNA Duplexers Power Subsystem T1 Ethernet Alarm Connection Antenna Connections Ot...

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