February 2011

Guideline for SRAN5.0 SWAP

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Wireless Technical Sales T.N.TL.AM.WE

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Guideline for SWAP indoor

Indoor means: there is a room or a shelter provided with power -48V, battery backup and power lightening protection No need for Huawei to provide additional battery backup For SRAN modernization Macro Indoor BTS3900L shall be used Special cases In case of lack of enough space in height Macro Indoor BTS3900 shall be used. Note in case RF moduels > 6, 2 BTS3900 shall be used with 1 BBU If case BTS3900 is already installed and 2nd BTS3900 cabinet is needed a stacked solution shall be installed; in case of lack of space in height side by side solution shall be used In case of lack of enough footprint split DBS3900 indoor could be used with ad hoc installation.
SWAP with RRU split GU solution (feeders loss with Macro BTS > 4dB and improvement RRU is at least 1.5dB) 1 BBU3900 is installed indoor and controls UMTS RRU and GSM RRU installed in outdoor

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Guideline for SWAP outdoor

Outdoor means: there is no room, power 380V AC For SRAN modernization Macro outdoor BTS3900A shall be used 2 hours Battery backup is provided by IBBS200D Lightening protection is provided by SLPU In case of RF modules more than 6, 2 BTS3900A cabinets (2 APM30H+ 2 RFC + 2 IBBS200D) shall be used with 1 BBU In case of lack of enough space use split outdoor DBS3900 (that is APM30H+IBBS200D) should be analyzed

SWAP with RRU split GU solution (feeders loss with Macro BTS > 4dB and improvement RRU is at least 1.5dB) 1 BBU3900 is used (installed in APM30H cabinet) and controls UMTS RRU and GSM RRU Each APM30H+IBBS200D cabinet can support maximum 6 RRU No RFC cabinet needed

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DBS3800 outdoor colocated with GSM outdoor

Exisitng APM100 shall be maintained for power and battery backup of UMTS RRU The new BTS3900A should be installed side by side to existing APM100 to minimize cabling SWAP BBU3806 with BBU3900 and existing UMTS RRU with RRU3806. Use Macro BTS3900A for GSM 1 BBU3900 is used (installed in new GSM cabinet) for GU and it is shared for UMTS RRU and GSM MRFU Power distribution of UMTS RRU shall be maintained in APM100 WBBPd2 shall be provided with both optical SFP (for RRU) and electrical SFP (for RFU) Fiber cables from UMTS RRU shall be connected to new BBU3900 if exisitng fibers are not enough new fibers shall be provided. Existing SPBC shall be removed and UMTS trasmission cables shall be rerouted to new SLPU-BBU3900 Monitoring cables from existing APM100 shall be connected to new BBU3900 For all other issues please refer to Guideline for SWAP outdoor GSM SWAP with RRU split GU solution (feeders loss with Macro BTS > 4dB and improvement RRU is at least 1.5dB) 1 BBU3900 is used (installed in new APM30H cabinet) and controls UMTS RRU and GSM RRU Swap existing UMTS RRU with new RRU3806 Each new APM30H+IBBS200D cabinet can support maximum 6 new RRU GSM Exisitng APM100 shall be maintained for power and battery backup of UMTS RRU Fiber cables from UMTS RRU shall be connected to new BBU3900 if exisitng fibers are not enough new fibers shall be provided. Existing SPBC shall be removed and UMTS trasmission cables shall be rerouted to new SLPU-BBU3900 For all other issues please refer to Guideline for SWAP outdoor

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DBS3800 outdoor colocated with GSM indoor

Swap GSM with Macro BTS3900L existing APM100 shall be maintained for Power distribution of UMTS RRU and battery backup The distance between new GSM cabinet and APM100 should be reduced to minimize cabling 1 BBU3900 is used (installed in new GSM cabinet) for GU and it is shared for UMTS RRU and GSM MRFU Swap existing UMTS RRU with new RRU3806 WBBPd2 shall be provided with optical SFP (for RRU) Fiber cables from UMTS RRU shall be connected to new BBU3900 if exisitng fibers are not enough new fibers shall be provided. Existing SPBC shall be removed and UMTS trasmission cables shall be rerouted to new SLPU-BBU3900 Monitoring cables from existing APM100 shall be connected to new BBU3900. For all other issues please refer to Guideline for SWAP indoor GSM SWAP with RRU split GU solution (feeders loss with Macro BTS > 4dB and improvement RRU is at least 1.5dB) 1 BBU3900 is used (installed in indoor DBS cabinet) and controls existing UMTS RRU and GSM RRU Power distribution to UMTS RRU and GSM RRU shall be provided by DCDU-03B Fiber cables from UMTS RRU shall be connected to new BBU3900 if existing fibers are not enough new fibers shall be provided. Note: Applicability of above solution must be evaluated during site survey. Alternative solution can be: 1. 2. 3. move GSM outdoor (refer to Guideline for SWAP outdoor) move UMTS indoor (refer to Guideline for SWAP indoor) swap BBU3806 with BBU3900 in APM100 and use new BTS3900L only for GSM swap. Huawei Confidential Page 5

DBS3900 outdoor colocated with GSM outdoor

Exisitng APM100/APM30H shall be maintained for power and battery backup of UMTS RRU The new GSM cabinet should be installed side by side to existing APM100/APM30H to minimize cabling SWAP GSM with BTS3900A using existing UMTS BBU3900: 1 BBU3900 is used (moving from APM100/APM30H in new in new GSM cabinet) for GU and it is shared for existing UMTS RRU and GSM MRFU Swap existing UMTS RRU with new RRU3806 WBBPd2 shall be provided with both optical SFP (for RRU) and electrical SFP (for RFU) Fiber cables from UMTS RRU shall be connected to new BBU3900 if exisitng fibers are not enough new fibers shall be provided Existing SPBC shall be removed and UMTS trasmission cables shall be rerouted to new SLPU-BBU3900 Monitoring cables from existing APM100 shall be connected to new BBU3900 For all other issues please refer to Guideline for SWAP outdoor GSM SWAP with RRU split GU solution (feeders loss with Macro BTS > 4dB and improvement RRU is at least 1.5dB) 1 BBU3900 is used (installed in new APM30H cabinet) and controls UMTS RRU and GSM RRU Each new APM30H+IBBS200D cabinet can support maximum 6 new RRU GSM Swap existing UMTS RRU with new RRU3806 Existing APM100 shall be maintained for power and battery backup of UMTS RRU Fiber cables from UMTS RRU shall be connected to new BBU3900 if existing fibers are not enough new fibers shall be provided Existing SPBC shall be removed and UMTS transmission cables shall be rerouted to new SLPU-BBU3900 For all other issues please refer to Guideline for SWAP outdoor

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Micro GSM SWAP solution

For small configuration (1 sector or few Watts) Huawei micro BTS3900E shall be used (e,g Ericsson RBS2308, BS82/BS82II). For existing Micro BTS indoor used as Macro BTS a Huawei Macro BTS3900 shall be used If it is possible to modify the power supply from 220V to -48V (owner TI) BTS3900 -48V shall be used If it is not possible to modify the power supply from 220V to -48V (owner TI), BTS3900 220V shall be used. In this case SLPU wont be provided In case battery backup is needed PS4890 (AC/DC + battery) and RRU3908v2 shall be used For existing Micro BTS outdoor used as Macro BTS a Huawei Macro outdoor BTS3900A shall be used (e.g BS82/BS82II) In case existing Micro BTS outdoor are installed on pole BTS3900E shall be used In case BTS3900E is not suitable split DBS3900 GSM in OMB shall be used and battery backup will not provided

Note Not need battery backup due to micro BTS automatically restarts at power supply restoration
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