Fujitsu BroadOne GX4000 R3.0 Series User Manual Download

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Contents

1. System Description

1.1

Overview

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1.2

System Overview

………………………………………………. 1-1

1.3

Ordering Information

…………………………………………… 1-4

1.4

General Specification

………………………………………….. 1-14

1.5

Environmental Specification

………………………………….. 1-24

1.6

Power requirement

…………………………………………….. 1-29

1.7 Reference Data(Throughput)

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2. Installation & Site Survey

2.1

Overview

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2.2

Installation & Site Survey Guideline

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2.3

Unpacking

……………………………………………………….. 2-3

2.4

Antenna Pole Mounting

…………………………………………. 2-4

2.4.1 Antenna Pole Mounting Overview

……………………………….2-4

2.4.2 Goods Necessary for Installation

……………………………….. 2-5

2.4.3 Mechanical Dimension of Goods

……………………………….. 2-6

2.4.4 Breakdown Components of Mounting Kit

………………………. 2-8

2.4.5 Fixing Mounting Kit to Pole

………………………………………. 2-9

2.5

Assembly of Connection Material with E-Band IR .

…………… 2-15

2.6

Confirmation of Antenna Polarization

…….……………………. 2-16

2.7

Assembly of Antenna Base and E-Band IR

…….…………….. 2-17

2.8

Cable & Connector

……………………………………………….. 2-18

2.8.1 Cable and Connector Code necessary for Installation

……….. 2-18

2.8.2 Cable and Connector Description

………………………………. 2-18

2.8.3 Cable and Connector Used

…………………………………..… 2-19

2.8.4 Pin Assignment of Connector

………………………………….. 2-21

2.8.5 Cable Connector Location

………………………………………. 2-23

2.8.6 Cable Connection with External Equipment

………………..… 2-23

2.9

Cable Connection between External Equipment

…………..… 2-24

2.10

Assembly of Connector

…………………………………………. 2-27

2.10.1 Optical Connector

…………………………………………………2-27

2.10.2 Ether Connector

………………………………………………….. 2-27.

2.10.3 I/O Connector

………………………………………………………2-27

2.10.4 Power Supply Cable

……………………………………………….2-32

3. Commissioning Test

3.1

Overview

…………………………………………………………. 3-1

3.2

Preparation

………………………………………………………. 3-1

3.3

Power Supply ON

……………………………………………….. 3-2

3.4

Starting WebLT

………………………………………………….. 3-2

3.5

Antenna Alignment Guideline

………………………………….. 3-3

3.6

Antenna Alignment Procedure

…………………………………. 3-6

3.7

Continuity Test

……………………………………………………. 3-11

3.8

Applicable/Not Applicable of Menu Tree

……………………… 3-15

4. Maintenance & Trouble Shooting

4.1

Overview

…………………………………………………………. 4-1

4.2

Routine Maintenance

…………………………………………… 4-1

4.3

Loopback Function

……………………………………………… 4-5

4.4

ODU Removal for Replacement

……………………………….. 4-7

4.5

ODU Replacement

………………………………………………. 4-9

4.6

Firmware Update

………………………………………………… 4-12

4.7

Housekeeping

……………………………………………………. 4-13

Summary of Contents for BroadOne GX4000 R3.0 Series

Page 1: ...T101 2293 1 03 02 GX4000 R3 0 Series E band Impulse Radio System User Guide T101 2293 01 Issue 1 03 02 2014 July FUJITSU LIMITED ...

Page 2: ...ions are subjected to change without notice due to Fujitsu s further design improvements 03 Non Disclosure Fujitsu Limited has taken every care that the contents of this document are correct at the time of going to press If any errors are found or any other comments are wished to be made Please do not hesitate to contact us The contents of this document are protected under copyright and contain co...

Page 3: ...Connector 2 18 2 8 1 Cable and Connector Code necessary for Installation 2 18 2 8 2 Cable and Connector Description 2 18 2 8 3 Cable and Connector Used 2 19 2 8 4 Pin Assignment of Connector 2 21 2 8 5 Cable Connector Location 2 23 2 8 6 Cable Connection with External Equipment 2 23 2 9 Cable Connection between External Equipment 2 24 2 10 Assembly of Connector 2 27 2 10 1Optical Connector 2 27 2 ...

Page 4: ...ts to Group Mapping 5 38 Configuration VLAN Translation VID Translation Mapping 5 39 Configuration VLANs Membership 5 40 Configuration VLANs Ports 5 41 Monitor Alarm 5 43 Monitor System Information 5 44 Monitor System Log 5 46 Monitor Ports Traffic Overview 5 47 Monitor Ports Detailed Statistics Radio 5 48 Monitor Security Access Management Statistics 5 49 Monitor Security Switch RMON Statistics 5...

Page 5: ...Maintenance Configuration Upload 5 72 Maintenance Data CSV Download 5 73 6 Appendix A Notice of Licensing 6 1 ...

Page 6: ...ndicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem CAUTION A CAUTION indicates a potential for property damage personal injury or death Important Observe all warnings in the text and on equipment labels regarding high voltage or high temperature conditions The fallowing warnings and figures apply to most FUJITSU product ...

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Page 8: ... or manufacturing methods may warrant Neither this document nor any portion thereof is to be reproduced in any form whatsoever without written permission from Fujitsu Limited Copyright 2012 Fujitsu Limited All Rights Reserved Microsoft is a registered trademark of the Microsoft Corporation Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft Corporation All other product names mentioned herein are the trademar...

Page 9: ...omplete All In One ODU radio employing impulse modulation technology Two 2 types of signal interfaces are available one is Ethernet interface 10GbE and or 1GbE and the other is CPRI Common Public Radio Interface 1 interface for mobile communication Ethernet Interface Figure 1 1a Ether System 1 10GbE Optical Interface Figure 1 1b Ether System 2 1GbE Electrical Interface 70GHz 80 GHz 5 GHz Bandwidth...

Page 10: ...4 2 1 3 0 4 0 and 4 1 and left the cooperation in December 2009 BBU Base Band Unit for Japan domestic market RRH Remote Radio Head for Japan domestic market 70GHz 80 GHz 5 GHz Bandwidth 10GbE Optical 10GbE Optical 1000BASE T Network Equipment 1000BASE T Network Equipment Ethernet 3 0 Gbit s 1000BASE T Network Equipment 1000BASE T Network Equipment 1GbE Electrical 1GbE Electrical 70GHz 80 GHz 5 GHz...

Page 11: ...d Effect Transistor GaAs FET Low power consumption 20 W 1 0 High Capacity Radio 3 000 Mbit s for Ethernet interface 2 457 6 Mbit s for CPRI interface 4 x 614 4 Mbit s Low latency for multimedia application Transmit Power Control ATPC MTPC available Read Solomon error correction Web based local terminal and EMS compatible SNMP 1 feet or 2 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing material to pole Applica...

Page 12: ...G GX4000 for Ether for station B A x 1 Signal interface 10GBASE LR 1000BASE T L2 Switch module x 1 Max 3 1000BASE LX to 10GBASE LR 1 feet Antenna 1 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing materials to pole x 1 Direct connection with radio equipment without feeder 2 feet Antenna 2 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing materials to pole x 1 Direct connection with radio equipment without feeder DC power ca...

Page 13: ...nal interface 10GBASE LR 1000BASE T L2 Switch module x 1 Max 3 1000BASE LX to 10GBASE LR 1 feet Antenna 1 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing materials to pole x 1 Direct connection with radio equipment without feeder 2 feet Antenna 2 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing materials to pole x 1 Direct connection with radio equipment without feeder AC power cable x 2 Signal Cable Ethernet electrical o...

Page 14: ...without feeder 2 feet Antenna 2 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing materials to pole x 1 Direct connection with radio equipment without feeder DC power cable x 2 Signal Cable Signal cable for optical CPRI IO cable x 1 set Connector Cnnector for DC power IO crimping terminal x 1 set 80G CPRI BBU 80G E band IR for CPRI BBU station A B x 1 User rate 2 4576 Mbit s 70G CPRI RRH 70G E band IR for CPRI ...

Page 15: ...without feeder 2 feet Antenna 2 feet cassegrain antenna with fixing materials to pole x 1 Direct connection with radio equipment without feeder AC power cable x 2 Signal Cable Signal cable for optical CPRI IO cable x 1 set Connector Cnnector for AC power IO crimping terminal x 1 set 80G CPRI BBU 80G E band IR for CPRI BBU station A B x 1 User rate 2 4576 Mbit s 70G CPRI RRH 70G E band IR for CPRI ...

Page 16: ...ble for 10GbE or CPRI interface LAN cable DC AC power supply ALM cable Mechanical Connection of GX4000 No Indication Cable Description Cable 1 ETH RJ 45 1GbE electrical or maintenance port Ether cable 2 OPT Ether 2xLC CPRI 1 core 1xSC CPRI 2 core 2xLC Optical IN OUT Optical cable 3 MON Round 8P Housekeeping RSL monitoring IO cable Monitor cable 4 PWR DC Round 4P AC Round 3P DC 48 V AC 100 to 240 V...

Page 17: ...RX 80 GHz band CPRI MMF interface 2 4576 Gbps 2 MMF DC 48 V GX4380UC3D GX4000 CPRI MMF 80G DC TX 80 GHz RX 70 GHz band CPRI MMF interface 2 4576 Gbps 2 MMF DC 48 V GX4380LC3D GX4000 Ether 70G AC TX 70 GHz RX 80 GHz band Ether interface 3 0 Gbps 2 SMF AC 100 240 V GX4380LE3A GX4000 Ether 80G AC TX 80 GHz RX 70 GHz band Ether interface 3 0 Gbps 2 SMF AC 100 240 V GX4380UE3A GX4000 CPRI BBU 70G AC TX...

Page 18: ... DC power supply cable 60 m GX4K80CBPD60 DC Power cable 70 m DC power supply cable 70 m GX4K80CBPD70 DC Power cable 80 m DC power supply cable 80 m GX4K80CBPD80 DC Power cable 90 m DC power supply cable 90 m GX4K80CBPD90 DC Power cable 100 m DC power supply cable 100 m GX4K80CBPD99 Table 2 1d Code for AC Power Cable Description Ordering Code AC Power cable 1 m AC power supply cable 1 m GX4K80CBPA0...

Page 19: ...ble 20 m IN OUT cable 20 m GX4K80CBAL20 IO cable 30 m IN OUT cable 30 m GX4K80CBAL30 IO cable 40 m IN OUT cable 40 m GX4K80CBAL40 IO cable 50 m IN OUT cable 50 m GX4K80CBAL50 IO cable 60 m IN OUT cable 60 m GX4K80CBAL60 IO cable 70 m IN OUT cable 70 m GX4K80CBAL70 IO cable 80 m IN OUT cable 80 m GX4K80CBAL80 IO cable 90 m IN OUT cable 90 m GX4K80CBAL90 IO cable 100 m IN OUT cable 100 m GX4K80CBAL9...

Page 20: ...le mode 80 m GX4K80CB1S80 CPRI optical cable 90 m CPRI 1 SMF single mode 90 m GX4K80CB1S90 CPRI optical cable 100 m CPRI 1 SMF single mode 100 m GX4K80CB1S99 Table 2 1i Code for CPRI 2 SMF Optical Cable Description Ordering Code CPRI optical cable 1 m CPRI 2 SMF multi mode 1 m GX4K80CB2M01 CPRI optical cable 5 m CPRI 2 SMF multi mode 5 m GX4K80CB2M05 CPRI optical cable 10 m CPRI 2 SMF multi mode 1...

Page 21: ...tional Materials Description Ordering Code Installation kit Installation manual paper media GX4K80MNJAP Installation kit Installation manual soft media GX4K80MNJAC Monitor cable Monitor cable for RSL monitoring GX4K80CBMT Test stand Test stand on table GX4K80TFTS Test stand kit Test stand on table x2 GX4K80TFTS2 Fixing material for telescope Material for antenna orientation GX4K80ADMK Telescope Te...

Page 22: ...GX4000 is shown in Figure 1 4 1 TX Power Output 0 to 10 dBm measured at Point C antenna port in accordance with ETSI EN302 217 1 V1 2 1 2007 06 TX Output Control ATPC MTPC Received RF Input Minimum RSL 54 dBm typical at BER of 10 6 Maximum RSL 25 dBm typical at BER of 10 6 AGC range 56 to 25 dBm measured at Point C antenna port in accordance with ETSI EN302 217 1 V1 2 1 2007 06 Modulation OOK ON O...

Page 23: ...n unwanted emission power density at the antenna port is in accordance with Figure 1 4 2b TX Spurious Emission External In accordance with ETSI EN301 390 V1 2 1 2003 11 For the interference into other systems operation for the fundamental frequency range of 13 GHz to 150 GHz band spurious emission allowable is shown in Figure 1 4 2c a 50 dBm in the frequency range of 30 MHz to 21 2 GHz b 30 dBm in...

Page 24: ... of GX4000 Figure 1 4 2a Output Power Density Mask In accordance with ETSI EN 302 217 3 V1 3 1 2009 07 Annex UC 0 15 20 15 50 25 50 30 57 5 45 70 45 125 65 80 250 Frequency Offset from Center of Frequency relative to aggregated channel TX Output Power Density Mask 40 50 50 150 0 10 Power Density dBW MHz 60 70 20 30 200 100 RX MON RX MON ...

Page 25: ... 84 753 GHz lower 94 744 GHz upper 2 x F0 Second harmonic 147 0054 GHz lower 166 9886 GHz upper TX spurious specification according to EN301 390 V1 2 1 2003 11 Spurious Range Frequency Range Specification External 30 MHz to 21 2 GHz 50 dBm 21 2 GHz to 2nd Harmonic 30 dBm Figure 1 4 2c Spurious Emission External at the Antenna port In accordance with ETSI EN 301 390 3 V1 2 1 2003 11 90 35 40 41 45 ...

Page 26: ... MHz for out band emission frequency range 13 dBm MHz for spurious emission frequency range Normal Received Power 54 to 25 dBm at Point C and BER of 10 6 AGC Dynamic Range 56 to 25 dBm Allowable TX RX Interference Level 79 dBm when RSL is 54 dBm RF Interference In accordance with Table 1 4 3 RX Input VSWR Less than 1 5 measured at antenna port Alarm Function 1 RX Block Failure 2 RSL Abnormal Monit...

Page 27: ... 11 hop day at normal receiving condition Guaranteed Signal Interface Ethernet 10GbE Optical Interface Table 1 4 6 10GBASE LR Optical Interface SFP Used 10G Gigabit Ethernet optical transceiver Specification IEEE802 3ae Transmission Speed 10 3125 Gbit s Transmission Capacity 3 000 Mbit s Optical Fiber used 1 31 μm single mode fiber Optical Fiber Wavelength 1 260 to 1 355 nm Output Level average 10...

Page 28: ...4 8 CPRI Optical Interface Specification CPRI specification V5 0 2011 09 21 optical Connector SC connector x1 Channel 1 Transmission speed 2 457 6 Mbit s Transmission capacity 2 457 6 Mbit s Optical Fiber used 1 31 μm zero dispersal type single mode fiber SMF 1 55 μm dispersal shift type single mode fiber DSM Operation Wavelength Up stream REC RE 1 275 to 1 355 nm Down stream REC RE 1 480 to 1 500...

Page 29: ...15 μsec excluding propagation path Maintenance Interface Table 1 4 10 Maintenance Interface for Ether Item GX4000 Ether GX4000 CPRI Local Maintenance Web server Supervision Log management Configuration setting User administration File management EMS Access SNMP V2c MIB II and Private MIB Connector RJ 45 No of CH 1 Transmission 10BASE T and 100BASE TX Cable Category 5 UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair Tr...

Page 30: ...EE802 1p COS TOS IP Precedence DSCP ACL IPv4 IPv6 1 hop One way Latency 4 μsec 64 byte frame in accordance with RFC2544 Table 1 4 12b Radio Side Interface of L2SW Line Side Interface 10GBASE LR 1 channel Connector LC duplex LCx2 Transmission Speed 10 3125 Gbit s Transmission Capacity 10 3125 Gbit s Optical Fiber Used 1 31 μm single mode fiber SMF Operation Wavelength 1 260 to 1 355 nm Output Level...

Page 31: ...l Vertical Allowable input power Maximum 1 W XPD minimum 27 dB F B Discrimination 60 dB 65 dB Antenna Diameter 30 cm 60 cm Side Lobe Suppression ETSI EN302 217 4 2 V1 5 1 class 3 Antenna angle range Vertical 30 degree Horizontal 7 degree Weight including fixing materials to pole 10 kg 14 kg Gain dBi Angle 5 10 15 20 50 60 70 90 180 Co pol 16 9 1 1 4 17 17 X pol 3 3 3 2 10 17 17 Figure 1 4 3 ETSI E...

Page 32: ...1 V2 1 4 2003 04 Class 1 3 Non weatherprotected storage locations Specification In accordance with ETSI EN 300 019 2 1 V2 1 2 2000 09 Specification T1 3 Non weatherprotected storage locations Altitude Up to 3 000 m Transportation Classification In accordance with ETSI EN 300 019 1 2 V2 1 4 2003 04 Class 2 3 Public transportation Specification In accordance with ETSI EN 300 019 2 2 V2 1 2 1999 09 S...

Page 33: ...iption Out door use Classification In accordance with ETSI EN 300 019 1 4 V2 1 2 2003 04 Class 4 1 Non weatherprotected locations and Class 4 2H Non weatherprotected locations extremely warm dry Specification In accordance with ETSI EN 300 019 2 4 V2 2 2 2003 04 Specification T4 1 Non weatherprotected locations and Specification T4 2H Non weatherprotected locations extremely warm dry Altitude Up t...

Page 34: ...Hz Peak limit 70 dBμV m for 1 000 MHz to 3 000 MHz 74 dBμV m for 3 000 MHz to 6 000 MHz Conducted emission DC power input output ports Test method is in accordance with CENELEC EN 55022 2006 Limits Quasi peak 66 56 dBμV for 0 15 MHz to 0 5 MHz 1 56 dBμV for 0 5 MHz to 5 MHz 60 dBμV for 5 MHz to 30 MHz Limits Average 56 46 dBμV for 0 15 MHz to 0 5 MHz 1 46 dBμV for 0 5 MHz to 5 MHz 50 dBμV for 5 MH...

Page 35: ...level for signal ports telecommunication ports and control ports shall be 0 5 kV open circuit voltage at a repetition rate of 5 kHz as given in EN61000 4 4 2004 c Test level for DC power inputs shall be 0 5 kV open circuit voltage as given NE61000 4 4 2004 Result EUT operates without any recorded errors in main signal during the test RF common mode 0 15 to 80 MHz Signal telecommunication and contr...

Page 36: ... and components used are 1 so selected and arranged in a reliable manner for the anticipated life of the equipment without creating a hazard and would not contribute significantly to the development of a serious fire hazard 2 Components are within ratings under normal conditions and do not create a hazard under fault conditions Waste Directive Compliance Regarding the directive of waste from commu...

Page 37: ...d 57 to 60 Vdc b Recovery from steady state abnormal voltage Following the restoration to the normal voltage range GX4000 will automatically restore service and resume operation according to its specification And the abnormal voltage shall not lead to the disconnection of the power supply by causing circuit breakers so on c Voltage Transients caused by power distribution system GX4000 will not be ...

Page 38: ...wing abnormal service Maximum current drain at any voltage in the normal and abnormal voltage range at interface A lasting for longer than 1 second shall not exceed 1 5 times the maximum continuous current drain at normal working voltage of 48 Vdc 7 Inrush current In accordance with Figure 3 ETSI EN300 132 2 V2 2 1 2007 05 8 Immunity to narrowband noise In accordance with Table 1 and Figure 5 ETSI...

Page 39: ...ge 230 Vac at interface A 2 Normal service voltage range 207 to 253 Vac 3 Abnormal service voltage range a Abnormal service voltage under steady state condition GX4000 will not suffer any damage when subjected to the following voltage ranges 0 0 to 207 Vac and frequency tolerance 45 to 55 Hz b Recovery from steady state abnormal voltage Following the restoration to the normal voltage range GX4000 ...

Page 40: ...tain continuity short interruption and fluctuation of the voltage measured at interface A may occur GX4000 shall continue to function correctly when the duration of the interruption is less than or equal to 20 ms at normal supply voltage 6 Slow voltage fluctuations GX4000 shall continue to function correctly in accordance with its specification within the envelope of the voltage fluctuations shown...

Page 41: ... W Remarks 1 GX4000 Ether 70G 25 2 GX4000 Ether 80G 25 3 GX4000 CPRI BBU 70G 25 4 GX4000 CPRI RRH 80G 25 5 GX4000 MMF 70G 25 6 GX4000 MMF 80G 25 Note 1 Power consumption includes the efficiency of power supply unit Note 2 Above figures is typical value Guaranteed value is 10 up including environmental conditions and primary power voltage variance within 40 5 to 57 V Note 3 Power consumption value ...

Page 42: ... BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 1 7 Reference Data GX4000 Link Throughput The measurement result of GX4000 Link Throughput by RFC2544 standard is shown as follows GX4000 R3 0 product Max Test BW 3500 L1 Mbps Indoor RF connection Layer 2 Traffic Term mode ...

Page 43: ...Fujitsu and Fujitsu Customer Use Only System Description BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 1 35 GX4000 R3 0 product Max Test BW 3500 L1 Mbps Indoor RF connection Layer 3 Traffic Term mode ...

Page 44: ... a survey of the proposed sites The team should be approved by the customer and may consist of either contracted surveyors or employees or both Tools Required The survey team will need A pair of Binoculars Spotting Scope GPS Navigation Device Site Survey Report Form Equipment Requisition Form Measure Tape Line of Sight LOS The 70 80 GHz antenna half beam width is very narrow less than 1 degree Thi...

Page 45: ... Global Positioning System GPS Navigation Device which is placed near the proposed location of the antenna When the GPS device is activated latitude and longitude readings transmitted from an overhead satellite will be recorded for at least 15 minutes Selecting a Antenna Location The Site Survey team will determine the optimum location for the antenna This should provide for ease of erecting and m...

Page 46: ... 55 and in relative humidity of 95 non condensing Cables The Site Survey Team will determine the path for the optical fiber cable power supply alarm cable and LAN cable s In the case of a rooftop installation the Site Survey Team will locate any available portal conduit to the roof If none is available the Site Survey Team will prepare a recommendation and include it in the report The Site Survey ...

Page 47: ...nna Pole Mounting Overview ODU and parabolic antenna is mounted on tubular self supported pole having diameter of 60 5 mm x 1 750 mm height If ODU with antenna is installed on tower using another type of structure e g square section tower special installation kits must be used for this support CAUTION For ODU with antenna mounting following precautions must always be taken Allow enough clearance 1...

Page 48: ... with threaded rods The base plate is set on top of a resilient plate which may be installed on the terrace of a building without affecting water tightness Wall mounted staff on the building front Antenna mount secured directly to a tower tube diameter 88 9 or 114 mm Antenna support secured to a square section tower tube with adapters NOTICE There are protection cap on ODU for antenna waveguide po...

Page 49: ...oods Necessary for Installation per Station Cont d Item Goods Code Quantity Remarks 5 I O Cable and or I O connector GX4K80CBAL 5 and or GX4K80CNHK 1 Only when SV CONT is needed Cable is provided by the customer 6 Optical Fiber Cable GX4K80CB 7 5 1 7 Fiber mode 1S 1xSingle Mode Fiber 2S 2xSingle Mode Fiber 2M 2xMulti Mode Fiber 7 Crimping Terminal for Frame grounding GX4K80CBFG 1 8 Mounting kit 1 ...

Page 50: ...Fujitsu and Fujitsu Customer Use Only Installation BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 2 7 2 4 3 Mechanical Dimension of Goods GX4000 1 feet Cassegrain Antenna ...

Page 51: ...Installation Fujitsu and Fujitsu Customer Use Only 2 8 BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 2 feet Cassegrain Antenna Mounting Kit ...

Page 52: ...Fujitsu and Fujitsu Customer Use Only Installation BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 2 9 Connection Material ...

Page 53: ...nting kit are shown below Breakdown Components of Mounting Kit 1 Antenna mount plate 2 Tilt plate 3 Azimuth fixing bolts x6 4 Azimuth adjusting bolts 5 Elevation adjusting bolt Above components are delivered to the site after assembling 6 Holder for pole x2 7 Elevation fixing bolts washers spring washers x2 8 Mount fixing bolts washers spring washers x4 9 Lock bolt ...

Page 54: ...Use Only Installation BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 2 11 2 4 5 Fixing Mounting Kit to Pole Step 1 Fixing Mounting Kit to Pole Loosely Mount fixing bolt Holder Mount plate Mount fixing bolt Holder Washer spring washer bolt ...

Page 55: ...f far end station Step 3 Fixing Mounting Kit to the Pole Fix the mounting kit to the pole tightly by azimuth adjusting bolts x6 and mounting fixing bolts x4 Rated torque is 14 4 to 17 6 N m Azimuth angle fixing bolts x3 Rotate mount kit and adjust right direction to the far end GX4000 station Azimuth angle fixing bolts x3 Azimuth angle fixing bolts x3 Fixing bolts for Mounting kit x4 ...

Page 56: ...5 Grease Grease to the azimuth adjusting bolt and screw Grease to the elevation adjusting bolt and screw Grease to the antenna base elevation adjusting bolt fitting part Grease to the tilt plate centre pin and variable slot Elevation adjusting bolt Loosing elevation adjusting bolt to the right position Tilt plate variable slot Elevation bolt fitting part Azimuth adjusting bolt Tilt plate centre pi...

Page 57: ...ll antenna base to the tilt plate through center pin Step 7 Fixing Antenna Base and Tilt Plate Fix the elevation adjusting bolt from mount plate by washer spring washer and lock bolts Adjust antenna slot base and elevation adjusting bolt Fit the antenna base hole to the centre pin of tilt plate Tilt plate pin Antenna base hole Elevation fixing bolt ...

Page 58: ...na Vertical Angle to Zero Set antenna vertical angle to zero and install lock bolt Fix using elevation fixing bolts x2 and lock bolt Rated torque is 14 4 to 17 6 N m Step 6 Drain Plug Setting Lock bolt Drain Plug Drain plug should be OFF for lower part of antenna Drain plug should be ON for lower part of antenna ...

Page 59: ...2 5 Assembly of Connection Material with GX4000 Step 1 Polarization Setting Install connection material with GX4000 by 4xM5 bolts Fix by 4 x M5 cross bolts Rated torque is 4 9 to 5 9 N m M5 hole x4 M5 tape x4 M5 hole M5 screw with cross hole Fix by M5 bolts with cross hole Falling prevention wire ...

Page 60: ...setting is V Polarization Polarization change procedure is as follows 1 Loose M3 cross bolts x2 on antenna feed part 2 Rotate antenna feed part by 90 degree 3 Lock antenna feed part by M3 cross bolts x2 Rated torque is 0 9 to 1 1 N m Change V Polarization to H Polarization Change H Polarization to V Polarization V Polarization H Polarizatio n H Polarizatio n V Polarization ...

Page 61: ...BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 2 7 Assembly of Antenna Base and GX4000 Set x4 3 8 inch UNC bolts depending on polarization Fix by 4 x UNC bolts Rated torque is 18 to 22 N m V Polarized GX4000 H Polarized GX4000 Interface Connector Interface Connector ...

Page 62: ...by the customer GX4K80CNHK 4 OPT Ether GX4K80CB2S 1 1 Select 2 SMF Ether 1xSMF CPRI and 2 MMF CPRI depending on user interface When cable length is adjusted on site necessary waterproof cable is provided by the customer CPRI 1 core GX4K80CB1S 1 CPRI 2 core GX4K80CB2M 1 5 FG GX4K80CBFG 1 M8 crimping terminal Cable used is provided by customer 2 8 2 Cable and Connector Description Table 2 8 2a DC Po...

Page 63: ...ment side Waterproof Round type SC x1 1 conductor type Single mode fiber SMF 1310 nm 1xLC Table 2 8 2f CPRI Optical Cable for CPRI MMF Connector Equipment side Cable Specification Connector External equipment side Waterproof Round type LC duplex 2xLC 2 conductor type Multi mode fiber MMF 850 nm LC duplex 2xLC Table 2 8 2g I O Cable Connector Equipment side Cable Specification Connector External eq...

Page 64: ...ujitsu Customer Use Only Installation BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 2 21 DC Power Supply Cable Connector AC Power Supply Cable Connector Ether Cable Connector Electrical IO Cable Connector Cripming Terminal ...

Page 65: ...n Connector Pin No Label Connector 1 TX RX IN OUT SW20 SC 1 LC Table 2 8 4c Pin Assignment of Connector Optical CPRI 2 core Cable Item GX4000 Side Ext Equipment Side Signal Direction Connector Pin No Label Connector 1 TX RX IN OUT SW20 SC 1 IN LC 2 TX RX IN OUT 2 LC Table 2 8 4d Pin Assignment of Connector DC Power Supply Item GX4000 Side Ext Equipment Side Signal Direction Connector Pin No Label ...

Page 66: ...f Pin Assignment of Connector Ether Electrical Cable Item GX4000 Side Ext Equipment Side Signal Direction Connector Pin No Label Connector 1 TD Water Proof RJ 45 1 1 RJ 45 2 TD 2 2 3 RD 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 RD 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 Table 2 8 4g Pin Assignment of Connector I O Cable Item GX4000 Side Ext Equipment Side Signal Direction Connector Pin No Label Connector 1 CLOSE ALM Water Proof Round 8P 1 TM1 M...

Page 67: ...ekeeping RSL monitoring IO cable Monitor cable 4 PWR DC Round 4P AC Round 3P DC 48 V AC 100 to 240 V DC power cable AC power cable 5 FG M8 bolt Frame ground 2 8 6 Cable Connetion with External Equipment Table 2 8 6 Cable Connection with External Equipment Item Indication Cable External Equipment Remarks 1 OPT Ether 10GBASE LR network equipment Customer provision CPRI 1 conductor CPRI BBU or CPRI R...

Page 68: ...or Ether 2 core MMF DC Feed Figure 2 9b Cable Connection for Ether 2 core MMF AC Feed 10GBASE LR NETWORK EQUIPMENT 10GBASE LR NETWORK EQUIPMENT 1000BASE T NETWORK EQUIPMENT 1000BASE T NETWORK EQUIPMENT SV CONT EQUIPMENT SV CONT EQUIPMENT Optical cable Table 2 7 3a Ether cable Table 2 7 3f I O cable Table 2 7 3g Power cable Table 2 7 3d Optical cable Table 2 7 3a Ether cable Table 2 7 3f I O cable ...

Page 69: ...Figure 2 9d Cable Connection for CPRI 1 core SMF AC Feed 1000BASE T NETWORK EQUIPMENT 1000BASE T NETWORK EQUIPMENT SV CONT EQUIPMENT SV CONT EQUIPMENT BBU or RRH EQUIPMENT BBU or RRH EQUIPMENT Optical cable Table 2 7 3b Ether cable Table 2 7 3f I O cable Table 2 7 3g Power cable Table 2 7 3d Optical cable Table 2 7 3a Ether cable Table 2 7 3f I O cable Table 2 7 3g Power cable Table 2 7 3e CPRI 1 ...

Page 70: ...Figure 2 9f Cable Connection for CPRI 2 core MMF AC Feed 1000BASE T NETWORK EQUIPMENT SV CONT EQUIPMENT BBU or RRH EQUIPMENT SV CONT EQUIPMENT 1000BASE T NETWORK EQUIPMENT BBU or RRH EQUIPMENT Optical cable Table 2 7 3c Ether cable Table 2 7 3f I O cable Table 2 7 3g Power cable Table 2 7 3d Optical cable Table 2 7 3c Ether cable Table 2 7 3f I O cable Table 2 7 3g Power cable Table 2 7 3e CPRI 2 ...

Page 71: ...as cable criping terminal and marker tube are provided by the customer I O Connector Table 2 10 3a Necessary Component Item Component Specification Quantity Remarks 1 Connector RM15WTPZ 8S 72 1 HIROSE or eqievalent 2 Crump JR13WCC 7 72 1 HIROSE oe eqievalent 3 Crimping terminal F7 ACTRAG1R25 4 4 TM1 TM4 4 Crimping terminal F7 ACTRAT2 4 1 TM 5 5 Cable KVC36SB 5x0 5 mm2 1 set 6 Cable UL1007 AWG18 GY...

Page 72: ...l tube after soldering Solder pot Thermal tube Soldering Gasket 3 mm Clump tip Clump Code can Cup ring Soldering to the shield mesh Rated fixing torque for cup ring and code can is 3N m A part of male screw for code can is lock tight painted to prevent loose contact Rated fixing torque for code can and crump is 3N m Crump and crump tip is fixed together with cable Rated fixing torque of bolt is 0 ...

Page 73: ... to the Cable Step 6 Fixing FG to the Connector Skin the cable 10 mm and FG cable is soldered to the shield mesh Wrap the self bonding insulating tape in the part of shield mesh Wrap the self bonding insulating tape on the part of shield mesh of CN1 One end of soldered shield mesh is wrapped to the connector CN1 ...

Page 74: ... thermal tube Step 8 FG cable CN2 side Step 9 Fixing FG cable to the Cable Put thermal tape covering connector CN1 and self bonding insulating tape One end of UL1007 AWG18 cable is skinned by 30 mm and soldered Other end is skinned by 4 5 to 5 mm Skin the cable 10 mm and FG cable is soldered to the shield mesh ...

Page 75: ...BroadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 Step 10 Fitting to the TM5 Step 11 Fitting to the TM5 Wrap the self bonding insulating tape on the part of shield mesh Put the thermal tape black covering self bonding insulating tape Crimping by tool Crimping terminall ...

Page 76: ... terminal M4 0 75 mm2 2 TM1 TM2 4 Crimping terminal M4 1 5 mm2 1 TM3 5 Crimping terminal M4 2 0 mm2 1 TM4 6 Gasket 81TL10 9 1 Japan Jippaer tubing 7 Cable VCTF23NXS0 75SQ 4 core 1 set 8 Cable UL1015 AWG14 1 set 9 Thermal tube 1 set 10 Maker tube φ5 1 3 Table 2 10 4b Necessary Component for AC Feed Item Component Specification Quantity Remarks 1 Connector RM15WTPZA 3S 72 1 HIROSE or eqievalent 2 Cr...

Page 77: ...sue 1 03 Accembling Procedure Step 1 Gasket assembly Gasket Array A Step 2 Pre assembly of CN1 Prior to connector assembly crump code can and thermal tube are through the cable Step 3 Shield assembly of CN1 side cable Skin the cable shield by 10 mm and wrap cupper tape Shield Cupper tape ...

Page 78: ...R3 0 issue 1 03 2 35 Step 4 Gasket Installation Install seven 7 gaskets around the cupper tape Step 5 Gasket Fixing Put the thermal tape Step 6 Connection CN1 and cable Array B Thermal tube Cup Ring After soldering to the solder bot cover thermal tupe or silk tape to insulate ...

Page 79: ...1 Assembly Ruber Tightning material Crump tip Crump Code can Cup Ring Rated fixing torque for cup ring and code can is 3N m A part of male screw for code can is lock tight painted to prevent loose contact Rated fixing torque for code can and crump is 3N m Crump and crump tip is fixed together with cable Rated fixing torque of bolt is 0 3 0 35N m Step 9 Wrap self bonding insulating tape Wrapping se...

Page 80: ...Step 10 Fitting thermal tape to the CN1 Thermal tape Step 11 Crump of TM1 to TM3 Crumping by tool Crumping by tool Crumping terminal Crumping terminal M4 0 75 mm2 M4 1 5 mm 2 Step 12 Frame ground FG One end of UL1007 AWG18 cable is skinned by 30 mm and soldered Other end is skinned by 4 5 to 5 mm ...

Page 81: ... FG cable to the cable Skin the cable 10 mm and FG cable is wrapped soldered to the shield mesh Wrap self bonding insulating tape to the shield mesh part Step 14 Fit the thermal tape Put the thermal tape covering self bonding insulating tape Step 15 Crump TM4 Crump by crumping tool Crumping terminal M4 2 0 mm 2 ...

Page 82: ...ety of all personnel and the protection of radio equipment Station and Hop Test Items Table 3 2 1 Antenna Alignment Commissioning Test Items Task Name Manual Reference Notes Preparation DC Power Supply ON Section 3 3 Open WebLT Section 3 4 Antenna Alignment TX power setting Section 3 5 Antenna alignment Section 3 5 Continuity Test Signal continuity Tests Section 3 6 Performance monitoring Section ...

Page 83: ...C power supply voltage on PWR connector Voltage between Pin 1 minus and Pin 2 plus In case of DC power feed within 48 V 10 In case of AC power feed within AC 100 V or AC 200 V 10 Set circuit breaker to OFF Connect PWR connector and set circuit breaker to ON 3 4 Starting WebLT Connect PC with MAINT connector RJ 45 jack on ODU Start WebLT For detailed starting WebLT please refer to Chapter 5 Section...

Page 84: ...ll help reach the goal of high availability There are two fundamental phases to this antenna alignment process Pre alignment or coarse tuning Final alignment or fine tuning Pre Alignment The pre alignment phase involves settings on the antenna prior to installation and or turn on of the radio equipment The final alignment includes all steps taken after the radio equipment have been installed and t...

Page 85: ...nt will be minimal and the possibility of peaking on a side lobe will be minimized These coarse tune adjustments can be conducted prior to the installation of E Band radio equipment When the equipment is installed and turned on the final adjustment of the antenna is made Antenna Final Adjustment Prior to the final adjustment of the antenna RSL DC voltage monitoring on MON connector is applied to i...

Page 86: ...wer than expected RSL is a defective transmission line or an obstructed path Verify that calculated insertion loss through the transmission line is within limits and replace antennas or transmission system elements with known good devices until the fault is found Transmission Path Calculation Parameter Loss Gain in dB 1 Transmitter Output Power dBm Antenna Gain 2 TX side dB 3 RX side dB 4 Free Spa...

Page 87: ...dure Step 1 Connecting WebLT to ODU RJ 45 Jack Connect PC with ETH connector RJ 45 jack on ODU by LAN cable Open WebLT For detailed connection refer to Chapter 5 Section 5 1 Step 2 IP Address Setting on WebLT Click Configuration System IP Set IP Address and IP Mask IP Address 192 168 0 1 default IP Mask 255 255 255 0 RJ 45 Jack ...

Page 88: ...oadOne GX4000 Manual R3 0 issue 1 03 3 7 Step 3 Time Data Setting Click Configuration System NTP Input Year Month Day Hour Minute Second and click to set Step 4 Radio Parameter Setting Click Configuration Radio Set Target Tx Power dBm to 10 0 and click to save ...

Page 89: ...n path length and monitoring voltage is not absolute value but relative value Step 7 Catching RSL from Far end Site Verify that remote Tx power is operational and remote antenna is fixed Rotate slowly the antenna in the azimuth direction horizontal and find the maximum RSL voltage Rotate slowly the antenna in the elevation direction vertical until the RSL voltage is peak voltage and record the mea...

Page 90: ...Adjustment in the Vertical Direction Loose elevation fixing bolts x2 Adjust elevation angle by using elevation adjustment bolt Fix using elevation fixing bolts after catching peak RSL Azimuth Adjustment Elevation Adjustmnet Bolt Elevation Fixing Bolt Antenna front side Elevation Fixing Bolt Antenna rear side ...

Page 91: ...by using azimuth adjustment bolt Fix using elevation fixing bolts after catching peak RSL Step 8 Fix Antenna to the Mount Kit Tightly Fix antenna to the mount kit tightly after fine adjustment Note Half antenna beam bandwidth is approx 0 6 degree for 1 feet antenna and 1 0 degree for 2 feet antenna Azimuth Adjustment Bolt Azimuth Fixing Bolt Antenna upper side Azimuth Fixing Bolt Antenna lower sid...

Page 92: ...tenna alignment continuity test is carried out Alarm Summary Indication Start WebLT and click Summary menu Check Alarm Summary and if Error Warning and Info indication are issued click Default Information button to indicate alarm description Alarm Summary Menu Alarm Breakdown List Do the troubleshooting from the alarm and severity as shown in Table 3 7 ...

Page 93: ...ge E 30 EXT External Clock Degrade on Sync Ethernet Line W 31 EXT External Clock Degrade on Sync Ethernet CRPI W 32 EXT External Clock Degrade on Sync Ethernet L2SW W 33 EXT XFP RX_NR Any condition leading to invalid data on the RX path W 34 EXT XFP RX_LOSS mirroring hardware output pin I 35 EXT XFP RX_CDR Unlocked Unlocked Loss of Lock of RX side CDR W 36 EXT XFP MOD_NR Module Not Ready mirroring...

Page 94: ...ransmitted Out of Range W 64 MON INFO Auto Level Control Failure W 65 MON INFO Auto Gain Control Failure W 66 CONT INFO Radio Loopback test I 67 CONT INFO Radio TX OFF Test I 68 EXT MII Status Auto Negotiation Complete NG W 69 EXT MII Status Remote Fault W 70 EXT MII Status Link Status NG W 71 EXT MII Status Jabber Detect W 72 EXT 1000BASE T Status Master Slave Configuration Fault W 73 EXT 1000BAS...

Page 95: ...dio Performance Current Confirm Current value Item Parameter Specification Tx Level dBm TX output power Setting value 3 dB Rx Level dBm Received Signal Level System design value 3 dB If Rx Level current value is out of specification do the trouble shooting Confirmation of 15 Min Performance Click Monitor Radio Performance 15 Minutes Confirm 15 Minute performance ...

Page 96: ...completion of continuity test satisfactorily For detailed configuration setting procedure please refer to Chapter 5 WebLT Applicable Not applicable configuration setting for GX4000 Ether and GX4000 CPRI is shown below Menu Tree Item GX4000 Ether GX4000 CPRI Summary A A Configuration Alarm A A Configuration Radio A A Configuration System A A Configuration Port A NA Configuration Security Switch Use...

Page 97: ...m GX4000 Ether GX4000 CPRI Minitor Alarm A A Monitor System A A Monitor Ports A NA Monitor Security A NA Monitor Spanning Tree A NA Monitor MAC Table A NA Monitor VLANs A NA Monitor Radio Performance A A Test Diagnostics A A Maintenance Restart Devices A A Maintenance Factory Default A A Maintenance Software A A Maintenance FPGA A A Maintenance Configuration A A Maintenance Data A A A Applicable N...

Page 98: ... Two types for 1 feet and 2 feet casegrain antennas available Open sight V gap and peep sight round hole for sighting device use 3 9 2 Telescope GX4K80ADSD Magnification 3 to 9 and tube diameter 1 inch Mount ring for 20 mm rail correspondence included Fixing material for optional telescope Round hole for peep sight V gap for open sight Telescope Mount Ring ...

Page 99: ...th much dust The resolution and the remodelling are prohibited Unreasonable zooming and forcusing prohibited Washing in water prohibited Storage where gets the direct rays of the sun and in the car prohibited STEP 1 Mount Ring Resolution Resolute mounting ring by hexagon wrench STEP 2 Installing Mount Ring to the Mount Rail Install mount ring to the mount rail loosely Mount Ring bottom Mount Rail ...

Page 100: ...ope and set the telescope to adjust reticle STEP 4 Fixing Telescope on Mount Ring Tightly After position setting fix mount rig bottom tightly Cover mount ring top and fix mount ring top and bottom Fix mount ring top and bottom smoothly right and left in turn Fix mount ring and telescope tightly Far end station Object lens Eye lens Put the telescope on the mount ring Take care the installation dire...

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