ZXSDR BS8800 U240 (HV1.0) Indoor UMTS Macro Node B Hardware Description

ZXSDR BS8800 U240
Indoor UMTS Macro Node B
Hardware Description
Version HV1.0
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Revision History
Revision No.
Revision Date
Revision Reason
R1.0
20091207
First Edition (V4.00.30.05)
R1.1
20100407
1.Electrical specification, protocol and capacity of

interfaces are added
R1.2
20100813
1. The principles of RSU40U216, CC, BPC, FS, SA, SE,

PM board are added;
2. TAM function, principle, panel, indicator, keyboard
are added.
Serial Number: sjzl20098371
Contents
Preface.............................................................. I
Overview ...........................................................1
Product Overview ........................................................... 1
Hardware Characteristic .................................................. 1
Cabinets ............................................................3
RF Layer ....................................................................... 3
Baseband Layer.............................................................. 4
Subracks ....................................................................... 5
Roof ............................................................................. 6
Plug-in Boxes ....................................................7

Power distribution box .................................................... 7
Power Distribution Subrack Functions ............................ 7
Power Distribution Box Front Plate ................................ 7
The Rear Panel Of The Plug-In Power Distribution Box
........................................................................ 8
Fan Module Box .............................................................. 9
The Plug-In Fan Box Function ....................................... 9
Plug-in Fan Box Front Plate .......................................... 9
The Plug-In Fan Box Composition.................................10
Ventilation Plug-in Box ...................................................10
Board .............................................................. 13
RSU40U216 ..................................................................13
RSU40U216 Functions ................................................13
RSU40U216 Principle .................................................14
RSU40U216 Panel......................................................14
RSU40U216 Indicators ...............................................15
RSU40U216 Interfaces ...............................................15
RSU40U216 Index .....................................................17
CC...............................................................................17
CC Function ..............................................................17
CC Principle ..............................................................17
Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Hardware Description
CC Panel ..................................................................18
CC Indicator .............................................................19
CC Buttons ...............................................................21
CC Interface .............................................................22
CC Index ..................................................................22
BPC .............................................................................23
BPC Functions ...........................................................23
BPC Principle.............................................................23
BPC Panel.................................................................24
BPC Indicator............................................................24
BPC Buttons..............................................................25
BPC Interfaces ..........................................................25
BPC Index ................................................................25
FS ...............................................................................26
FS Functions .............................................................26
FS Principle...............................................................26
FS Panel...................................................................27
FS Indicator..............................................................27
FS Key .....................................................................27
FS Interface..............................................................28
FS Index ..................................................................28
SA ...............................................................................28
SA Functions.............................................................28
SA Principle ..............................................................29
SA Panel ..................................................................29
SA Indicator .............................................................29
SA Buttons ...............................................................30
SA Interface .............................................................30
SA Jumper................................................................31
SA Index ..................................................................34
SE ...............................................................................34
SE Function ..............................................................34
SE Principle ..............................................................35
SE Panel...................................................................35
SE Indicator..............................................................36
SE Interface..............................................................37
SE Jumper ................................................................37
PM...............................................................................41
PM Functions ............................................................41
PM Principle ..............................................................41
II
PM Panel ..................................................................41
PM Indicator .............................................................42
PM Interfaces............................................................42
PM Buttons ...............................................................43
PM Index..................................................................43
FA ...............................................................................43
FA Functions .............................................................43
FA Panel ...................................................................44
FA Indicator ..............................................................44
FA Index ..................................................................45
TAM .............................................................................45
TAM Functions...........................................................45
TAM Principle ............................................................46
TAM Panel ................................................................46
TAM Indicator ...........................................................46
TAM Key ...................................................................47
Cable .............................................................. 49
Cable Overview .............................................................49
DC Power Cable.............................................................50
Grounding Cable............................................................50
Iub Interface 75 E1 Cable.............................................50
Iub Interface 120 E1/100 T1 Cable ............................55
Ethernet Cable ..............................................................57
GPS Jumper..................................................................59
Internal Fiber ................................................................59
SFP Cable Explanation....................................................59
SA Panel Cable ..............................................................60
Input/Output Dry Contact Interface Cable .........................63
RS232 and RS485 Monitoring Cable .................................64
Operation and maintenance cable ....................................65
Antenna Feeder System .................................. 67

Main Antenna Feeder System Composition ........................67
BTS Antennas ...............................................................68
Tower-Top Amplifier .......................................................69
Antenna Jumper ............................................................70
Main Feeder Cable .........................................................70
Grounding Kit ...............................................................71
Lightning Arrester..........................................................71
GPS Antenna Feeder System .......................... 75

GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure .............................75
III
GPS Antenna ................................................................76

GPS Feeder...................................................................77
GPS Arrester.................................................................78
GPS Feeder Connector....................................................80
GPS Grounding Kit .........................................................81
Figures ............................................................ 83
Tables ............................................................. 85
Glossary .......................................................... 87
IV
Preface
About this Manual
Overview
Intended Reader
This manual introduces the third generation mobile communication base station product ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Indoor UMTS Macro
Node B with focus on its hardware structure, including introduction
to cabinet, subrack, board, cable, etc.
This manual contains seven chapters which are briefed below
Chapter
Overview
Chapter 1 Overview
Introduce the product overview

and hardware features of ZXSDR
BS8800 U240.
Chapter 2 Cabinet
Introduce the ZXSDR BS8800

U240 cabinet, including physical
appearance, cabinet layout,
cabinet specification and cabinet
top.
Chapter 3 Plug-in Boxes
Introduce the ZXSDR BS8800

U240 plug-in boxes, including
power distribution box, fan module
box and ventilation plug-in box.
Chapter 4 Board
Introduce the function, indicator,

button, jumper and DIP Switch of
ZXSDR BS8800 U240 board.
Chapter 5 Cable
Introduce the cable of ZXSDR

BS8800 U240, including function,
appearance, lead description and
connection direction.
Chapter 6 Antenna Feeder System
Introduce the composition,

appearance, function of antenna
feeder system.
Chapter 7 GPS Antenna Feeder

System
Introduce the structure,

appearance, indices and function
of GPS antenna feeder system.
Base station system engineers

Base station maintenance engineers
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II
Chapter
Overview
Table of Contents
Product Overview ............................................................... 1
Hardware Characteristic ...................................................... 1
Product Overview
ZXSDR BS8800 U240 is an indoor UMTS macro base station.
ZXSDR BS8800 U240 adopts multi-carrier technology and is designed with baseband and RF separation structure. The RF unit is
base on broad band transceiver and multi-carrier amplifier. The
baseband unit uses MicroTCA platform technology and supports
smooth evolution capability to LTE .
ZXSDR BS8800 U240 is suitable for big to media-sized cities with
high density service volume and small to medium-sized cities with
high density service volume, such as commercial area, airport,
etc. It is also suitable for signal coverage at low service volume
areas in the small to medium-sized cities and the countryside area.
Through the reasonable networking plan, it may also work for various kinds of geological sites, such as mountainous area, hill, highway etc.
Hardware Characteristic
The system hardware characteristics are as follows:
The system seperates baseband and RF parts, providing high

compatibility and extendibility.
The baseband unit supports ATM and the IP bear and the interior IP switch is supported.
The RF unit is located in the local cabinet with high flexibility.
The cabinet is designed as off-the-wall installation in order to

facilitates equipment installation and maintenance.
The cables support front access service, and the exterior cable
is introduced from the roof.
Chapter
Cabinets
Table of Contents
RF Layer ...........................................................................
Baseband Layer..................................................................
Subracks ...........................................................................
Roof .................................................................................
3
4
5
6
RF Layer
The RF layer is located on the top of the cabinet. It is used to
configure RUs, as shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 RF LAYER
1.
RU
Based on the site type, you can configure RU60, RSU60, RU02, or
RU40 in slots 16.
TABLE 1 RF LAYER DESCRIPTION

Name
Board/Module
RU60
Multi-carrier RF unit
1~6
Dual-mode multi-carrier RF
unit
1~6
RU40
Single-mode multi-carrier RF
unit
1~6
RU02
Dual-density RF unit
1~6
RSU60
Baseband Layer
The baseband layer is as Figure 2 shows.
FIGURE 2 BASEBAND LAYER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Quantity
FS
PM
CC
SA
BPC
FA
Chapter 2 Cabinets
For the boards configured at each slots of the baseband layer

please see Table 2.
TABLE 2 BASEBAND LAYER EXPLANATION
Boards/
Modules
Board
Quantity Configured
Slots
Available
CC
Control
and clock
module
The default configuration: 1; for

master/slave configuration: 2
12
BPC
Baseband
Process
Board C
1~5
3~8
FS
Network
Exchange
Board
The default configuration: 1; for

master/slave configuration: 2
34
SA
Site Alarm
Module
13
SE
Environment
monitoring expansion module
PM
Power
Supply
Module
1~2
1415
FA
Fan
module
Fan slot
The slot number is as Figure 3 shows.

FIGURE 3 BASEBAND LAYER PLUG-IN-SHELF SLOT DIAGRAM
Subracks
Power distribution subrack is used to distribute power to the

cabinet. It is mandatory.
Fan subrack and 2U ventilation subrack perform heat dissipation for RUs. They are mandatory.
1U ventilation subrack performs heat dissipation for BBUs. One

baseband layer needs one 1U ventilation subrack. A maximum
of two ventilation subracks can be configured.
Lightning protection subrack is used to protect the signals led

from external interfaces against lightning. It is optional.
Roof
The cabinet roof is mainly used in cabinet hoisting, PE grounding
and the exterior cable wiring, as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 ROOF STRUCTURE
1. If hoisting is needed in cabinet installation, the hoisting eye

bolt should be used.
2. The cable is introduced in the the cabinet through inlet opening
on the roof. The inlet opening should be covered and sealed
up with lap or sponge to prevents foreign matter.
3. The PE wiring column is used for the cabinet grounding.
Chapter
Plug-in Boxes
Table of Contents
Power distribution box ........................................................ 7
Fan Module Box.................................................................. 9
Ventilation Plug-in Box .......................................................10
Power distribution box

Power Distribution Subrack Functions
Power distribution subrack is used to distribute power for the entire
system.
Power Distribution Box Front Plate

The front plate of power distribution box is shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 POWER DISTRIBUTION BOX FRONT PLATE
The front plate table of power distribution box is shown in Table 3.

TABLE 3 FRONT PLATE TABLE OF POWER DISTRIBUTION BOX
Silk Screen
on Part
Name
Description
PWR
Power switch of the

complete machine and
built-in transmission
plug-in box.
ON stands for power is

turned on, OFF stands for
power is shut off
LSP
Anti-lightning filter
Anti-lightning filter
function
Silk Screen
on Part
Name
Description
BBU1
BBU1 power switch

power is shut off
BBU2
BBU2 power switch

power is shut off
FAN
The plug-in fan box power

switch

power is shut off
RSU1
RF unit 1 power switch

power is shut off
RSU2

power is shut off
RSU3

power is shut off
RSU4

power is shut off
RSU5

power is shut off
RSU6

power is shut off
The Rear Panel Of The Plug-In

Power Distribution Box
The rear panel of the plug-in power distribution box is shown in
Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 THE REAR PANEL OF THE PLUG-IN POWER DISTRIBUTION BOX
The wire hole on the rear panel is used for cable wiring.
Fan Module Box

The Plug-In Fan Box Function
The plug-in fan box's functions include :
Heat dissipation for the entire system.
Detect, monitor and report the fan status.
Air inlet temperature, air outlet temperature detection.
Lightning arrestor fault alarm detection.
Plug-in Fan Box Front Plate

The plug-in fan box front panel is as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 PLUG-IN FAN BOX FRONT PLATE
The plug-in fan box front panel interface explanation table is as

shown in Table 4.
TABLE 4 PLUG-IN FAN BOX FRONT PANEL INTERFACE EXPLANATION TABLE
Silk Screen on Part
Name
Description
POWER
Power Supply
interface
Connected to the fan

power supply of the
power distribution
plug-in box
MON
Communication
Monitor Interface
Monitoring fan
status (for example
rotational speed),
reports fan abnormal
alarm, turnover blast
tuyere temperature
alarm, anti-radar fault
alarm. Connected to
RF unit.
The plug-in fan box front panel indicator explanation table is as

shown in Table 5.
TABLE 5 PLUG-IN FAN BOX INDICATOR EXPLANATION TABLE

Silk Screen on Part
Name
Description
PWR
Power LED indicator
When the green light

is on, it means the fan
unit is turned on.
OFF: stands for fan
unit is out of power
ALM
Alarm LED indicator
When the red light

is on it means alarm
occurs.
Off: No alarm
RUN
Running LED indicator
If the green light

flashes, it means the
operation is normal.
Other: System Fault
The Plug-In Fan Box Composition

The plug-in fan box consists of box body, fan, FCE0 board and the
front panel. as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 THE PLUG-IN FAN BOX DIAGRAM
1.
2.
Box body
Fan
3.
4.
FCE0 board
Plug-in Fan Box Front Plate
Ventilation Plug-in Box

Figure 9 shows ventilation plug-in box.
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FIGURE 9 VENTILATION PLUG-IN BOX
Ventilation plug-in box uses a fan to dissipate heat in the module.

Ventilation plug-in box has two types:
Ventilation plug-in box (1U): for ventilation of baseband unit
Ventilation plug-in box (2U): for ventilation of RF unit
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Chapter
Board
Table of Contents
RSU40U216 ......................................................................13
CC...................................................................................17
BPC .................................................................................23
FS ...................................................................................26
SA...................................................................................28
SE ...................................................................................34
PM...................................................................................41
FA ...................................................................................43
TAM.................................................................................45
RSU40U216
RSU40U216 Functions
RSU40U216 is a single-mode multi-carrier UMTS RF unit, which
works with the frequency band of 2100 MHz. One RSU40U216
supports a maximum of 4 carriers.
Over Uu interface, RSU40U216 subsystem implements UE access
and radio link transmission. Specific functions include:
RF processing
Modulation and demodulation
Measurement and measurement information report
Carrier power control
Receiving diversity
Calibration and synchronization
Over the optical interface connected to BBU, RSU40U216 subsystem implements the following functions:
IQ data transmission
Measurement information report
Radio function configuration
Clock synchronization
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RSU40U216 Principle
Figure 10 illustrates the principle of RSU module.
FIGURE 10 RSU40U216 MODULE PRINCIPLE
RSU40U216 Panel
RSU40U216 Panel is shown in Figure 11 .
FIGURE 11 RSU40U216 PANEL
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Chapter 4 Board
RSU40U216 Indicators
Table 6 describes the indicators on RSU40U216 panel.
TABLE 6 RSU40U216 INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
LED
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
RSU40U216
running
indicator
Always on: The board is being

reset.
Flashing at 1 Hz: The board is
in normal status.
Flashing at 5 Hz: The board is
in BOOT startingup state.
Always Off: Board self-test
fails.
ALM
Red
RSU40U216
alarm indicator
Always Off: No fault occurs,

or RSU40U216 is being reset,
or starting up, or downloading
version.
Flashing at 5 Hz: There is a
critical or major alarm .
Flashing at 1 Hz: There is a
minor alarm or warning.
LNK
Green
Optical link
indicator
Always on: Fiber link is normal.

Always Off: fiber link is faulty.
Flashing at 5 Hz: The link
serves as the clock reference
source. Phase-locked loop is in
the fast pullin state.
Flashing at 0.25 Hz: The link
serves as the clock reference
source. Phase-locked loop is in
the tracking state.
RF
Green
RF working
status
indicator
Always off: RF has no output.

Always on: RF has output.
RSU40U216 Interfaces
Description of interfaces on RSU40U216 panel is shown in Table 7.
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TABLE 7 RSU40U216 INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
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Label
Interface
Interface
Type/Connector
Electrical Specification
Interface Protocol
Interface Capacity
TX1 RX1
Interface
connecting BBU
and RSU,
or RRU
cascading
interface
LCType
optical
interface
(IEC 874)
Optical
port 1
ZTE
Internal
Protocol
1.2288
Gbps
TX2 RX2
Interface
connecting BBU
and RSU,
or RRU
cascading
interface
LCType
optical
interface
(IEC 874)
Optical
port 2
ZTE
Internal
Protocol
1.2288
Gbps
AISG
Interface
of AISG
device
DB9
socket
Halfduplex
485 and
AISG
power
AISG
AISG * 1
MON
Interface
of
external
device
DB15
interface
Input dry
contact
and fullduplex
485
4 * dry
contact 1
* 485
POWER
Power
interface
power
input
-48V
ANT2
RF cable
interface
(receive
diversity)
50
DIN-Type
connector
antenna 2
Rx 2
ANT1
RF cable
interface
(transmit/receive
main diversity)
50
DIN-Type
connector
antenna 1
Tx / Rx 1
RXout
Frequency
expansion interface
SMA
connector
Rx1
output
after LNA
RXin
Frequency
expansion interface
SMA
connector
Rx input from
other
equipment
Chapter 4 Board
Label
Interface
Interface
Type/Connector
Electrical Specification
Interface Protocol
Interface Capacity
DBG
Debugging network interface
RJ45
interface
Ethernet
debug
port
100
BaseT
100 Mbps
RST
Reset
button
RSU40U216 Index
The RSU40U216 index is shown in Table 8.
TABLE 8 RSU40U216 INDEX
Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
482.6 * 88 * 360 (height * width

* depth)
Weight (Kg)
12.5
Power Consumption (W)
166(S3 Configuration)
CC
CC Function
CC (control and clock module) provides the following functions:
GPS system clock and RF clock source;
Iub interface function;
Ethernet switching function, signaling stream and media

stream switching platform
shelf management
CC Principle
Figure 12 illustrates the principle of CC module.
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FIGURE 12 CC MODULE PRINCIPLE
CC Panel
There are two CC panel types:
CC0: with GPS card installed, support 16 lines E1
CC2: No GPS card, support 8 lines E1
The CC panel is as shown in Figure 13.
Note:
The CC0 board has no additional label on the panel; The CC2 board
has label CC2 attached on the panel.
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Chapter 4 Board
FIGURE 13 CC PANEL DIAGRAM
CC Indicator
The indicators on CC panel are described in Table 9.
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TABLE 9 CC PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
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Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Running
Indicator
RUN indicator and

ALM indicator flashing
alternately: board MMC is
in module initializing.
Flashing (0.3 s on, 0.3 s
off): the board is in normal
running state.
Off: board self-test fails.
ALM
Red
Alarm
Indicator
Quick flash (0.15 s on, 0.15

s off): critical or major
alarm occurs.
Slow flash (1 s on, 1 s off):
minor or warning alarm
occurs.
Off: no board alarm occurs.
E0S
Green
E1/T1 Status
Indicator
(Link 0-3)
Alternate flash for different

links; the max 4 flashes
per second; 0.125 s on,
0.125 s off.
The first second: one flash
means Link 0 is normal and
Off means Link 0 is not in
use.
The third second: two
flashes means Link 1 is
normal and Off means Link
1 is not in use.
The fifth second: three
2 is not in use.
The seventh second: four
3 is not in use.
Recycle. Each cycle lasts
for eight seconds.
E1S
Green
E1/T1 Status
Indicator
(Link 4-7)
Ditto
E2S
Green
E1/T1 Status
Indicator
(Link 8-11)
Ditto
E3S
Green
E1/T1 Status
Indicator
(Link 12-15)
Ditto
MS
Green
Master/Slave
Indicator
On: the board is in master

state.
Off: the board is in slave
state.
Chapter 4 Board
Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
REF
Green
GPS Antenna
State or 2
MHz State,
Connection
state of SMA
Interface on
corresponding panel
Always On: antenna feeder

is normal.
Always Off: antenna feeder
and satellite are normal, in
initialization state.
Slow Flash (1.5 s on, 1.5
s off): antenna feeder is
broken.
Quick Flash (3 s on, 3 s
off): antenna feeder is
normal but cannot receive
satellite signal.
Slowest Flash (2.5 s on,
2.5 s off): antenna short
circuit
Quickest Flash (70 ms on,
70 ms off): no message is
received at the initialization
stage.
ETH0
Green
ABIS/Iub
Interface Link
State
On: physical link of

ABIS/Iub network interface
(optical or electrical) is
normal.
Off: physical link of
ABIS/Iub network interface
is broken.
Flashing: there is received
or sended data at ABIS/Iub
network interface.
ETH1
Green
Link State of
ETH1 Network
Interface
On: physical link of

DBG/CAS/OMC network
interface is normal.
Off: physical link of
DBG/CAS/OMC network
interface is broken.
Flashing: there is received
or sended data at
DBG/CAS/OMC network
interface.
CC Buttons
Table 10 describes the buttons on CC panel.
TABLE 10 CC BUTTONS
Button
Description
M/S
For active and standby switchover
RST
To reset the CC
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CC Interface
The interfaces on the CC module panel are introduced in Table 11.
TABLE 11 CC MODULE PANEL INTERFACE EXPLANATION
Interface
Name
Description
Electrical
Specification
Interface
Protocol
Interface
Capacity
ETH0
The Ethernet
port connection
between BBU
and BSC/RNC.
This interface is
available as the
Ethernet optical interface
and the electrical interface
on the panel
(10M/100M/10
00M adaptive)
IEEE802.3ab
IEEE802.3z
and
IEEE802.3ab
1000 Mb/S
ETH1
Used in the
cascade, debugging or
local maintenance of BBU
with Ethernet
electrical interface (10M/100M/1000M
adaptive)
IEEE802.3ab
IEEE802.3ab
1000 Mb/S
EXT
Exterior
communication
port to connect
the exterior
receiver,
mainly RS485
interface.
RS485
RS485 and
PP1S of
external GPS
receiver
REF
GPS signal
interface or
2 MHz BITS
signal interface
GPS antenna
feeder or 2
MHz BITS
GPS antenna
feeder or 2
MHz BITS
CC Index
The CC module panel index is introduced in Table 12.
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Chapter 4 Board
TABLE 12 CC MODULE PANEL INDEX EXPLANATION

Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
148.8*19.0*181.5 (height * width

* depth)
Weight (Kg)
0.5
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Whether HOT SWAP is supported
Support
BPC
BPC Functions
BPC provides the following functions:
Coding/multiplexing, rate matching, channel mapping, spectrum spreading and scrambling, power weight and channel
synthesis for downlink data
Rake receiving and channel decoding for uplink data, transmission of uplink data to Iub interface
Supporting radio link synchronization and transmission-frame

processing
Power control
Soft switch
Measurement
BPC Principle
Figure 14 illustrates the principle of BPC module.
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FIGURE 14 BPC MODULE PRINCIPLE
BPC Panel
Figure 15 shows the appearance of BPC panel.
FIGURE 15 BPC PANEL
BPC Indicator
The indicators on BPC panel are described in Table 13.
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Chapter 4 Board
TABLE 13 BPC PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Running
Indicator
RUN indicator and ALM

indicator flashing alternately:
board MMC is in module
initializing.
Flashing (0.3 s on, 0.3 s off):
the board is in normal running
state.
ALM
Red
Alarm
Indicator
Quick flash (0.15 s on, 0.15 s

off): critical or major alarm
occurs.
occurs.
BPC Buttons
Table 14 describes the buttons on BPC panel.
TABLE 14 BPC BUTTONS
Button
Description
RST
To reset the BPC
BPC Interfaces
None
BPC Index
The BPC module index is as shown in Table 15.
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TABLE 15 BPC MODULE INDEX EXPLANATION

Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
148.8 * 19.0 * 181.5 (height *

width * depth)
Weight (Kg)
0.5
35
Support
FS
FS Functions
FS provides the following functions:
Baseband IQ data exchange
Providing the interface between BBU and RRU
FS Principle
Figure 16 illustrates the principle of FS module.
FIGURE 16 FS MODULE PRINCIPLE
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FS Panel
Figure 17 shows the appearance of FS panel.
FIGURE 17 FS PANEL
FS Indicator
The indicators on FS panel are described in Table 16.
TABLE 16 FS PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Running
Indicator
RUN indicator and ALM indicator

flashing alternately: board MMC
is in module initializing.
Flashing (0.3 s on, 0.3 s off):
the board is in normal running
state.
ALM
Red
Alarm
Indicator

s off): critical or major alarm
occurs.
minor or warning alarm occurs.
SCS
Clock
Indicator
For possible future use
FLS
Forward
Link
Indicator
RLS
Reverse
Link
Indicator
FS Key
The FS panel key is introduced in Table 17.
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TABLE 17 FS PANEL KEY EXPLANATION

Button name
Description
RST
Reset switch
FS Interface
The interfaces on the FS panel are introduced in Table 18.
TABLE 18 FS PANEL INTERFACE EXPLANATION
Interface
Name
Description
Electrical
Specification
Interface
Protocol
Interface
Capacity
TX0 RX0 ~
TX5 RX5
The optical
interface or
the SFP slot,
links RRU
Optical port
ZTE Internal
Protocol
1.2288
Gbps
FS Index
The FS panel index is as shown in Table 19.
TABLE 19 FS PANEL INDEX EXPLANATION
Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
148.8 * 19.0 * 181.5 (height *

width * depth)
Weight (Kg)
0.5
Support
SA
SA Functions
SA provides the following functions:
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Alarm monitor and rev control of no more than 9 fans
Signal monitor and interface lightning protection for the rack
Providing 6 input dry contact interfaces, 2 input/output dry

contact interfaces
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Providing 8 lines of E1/T1 interfaces
SA Principle
Figure 18 illustrates the principle of SA module.
FIGURE 18 SA MODULE PRINCIPLE
SA Panel
Figure 19 shows the appearance of SA panel.
FIGURE 19 SA PANEL
SA Indicator
The SA panel indicators are introduced in Table 20.
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TABLE 20 SA PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Running
Indicator
RUN indicator and

running state.
ALM
Red
Alarm
Indicator

alarm occurs.
occurs.
SA Buttons
Table 21 describes the buttons on SA panel.
TABLE 21 SA BUTTONS
Button
Description
RST
To reset the SA
SA Interface
The interfaces on the SA panel are introduced in Table 22
TABLE 22 SA PANEL INTERFACE EXPLANATION
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Interface
Name
Description
Electrical
Specification
Interface
Protocol
Interface
Capacity
8 lines of
E1/T1 interfaces,
RS485/232
interface,
6+2 dry
contact interfaces (6
line input, 2
line bidirectional)
E1/T1,RS4
85/RS232,
dry contact
E1/T1,RS48
5/RS232
E1/T1 RS48
5/RS232(96
00 bps)
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SA Jumper
Tip:
The open circuit on jumper stands for "0" or "OFF", short circuit
stands for "1" or "ON"
The jumpers X1-X6 on SA panel is adjustable.The positions of
X1-X6 is as shown in Figure 20.
FIGURE 20 THE POSITIONS OF X1-X6
The functions of jumpers X1-X6 is as shown in Table 23.

TABLE 23 FUNCTIONS OF JUMPERS X1-X6
No.
Function
Instruction
X1
The
RRING,TRING
settings
of the
0/1st
E1/T1
links
X2
The
RRING,TRING
settings of
the 2
Jumper 1 configures the TRING_0 of the 0 way

E1/T1 link: ON stands for the cable shield is
connected to protective ground; OFF stands
for the cable shield is suspended.
Jumper 2 configures the TRING_0 of the 0
way E1/T1 link: ON stands for the cable shield
is connected to protective ground through
capacitor ; OFF stands for the cable shield is
suspended.
Jumper 4 configures the TRING_1 of the 1st
suspended.
Jumper 1 configures the TRING_0 of the 2nd
is connected to protective ground; OFF stands
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No.
Function
nd/1st
E1/T1
link
Instruction
X3
The
RRING,TRING
settings
of the
4th/5th
E1/T1
links
X4
The
RRING,TRING
settings
of the
6th/7th
E1/T1
links
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suspended.
Jumper 3 configures the TRING_3 of the 3rd
suspended.
suspended.
Jumper 3 configures the TRING_5 of the 5th
suspended.
suspended.
suspended.
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No.
Function
Instruction
X5
Mode
Configuration
of Uplink/downlink
Abis
between
BSc
and BS
The higer digits MODE_ABIS<3,2> of the jumper

set uplink/downlink long cable or short cable
modes.
00xx: stands for short cable for uplink, short

cable for downlink.
01xx: stands for short cable for uplink, long
cable for downlink.
10xx: stands for long cable for uplink, short
cable for downlink.
11xx: stands for long cable for uplink, long
cable for downlink.
The lower two digits MODE_ABIS<1,0> of the

jumper set E1/T1 modes.
X6
BDS_
ID Settings
xx00:
xx00:
xx10:
xx11:
stands for E1 75
stands for E1 120
stands for T1 100
Reserved
Set the rack number of Baseband Digital

Subsystem (BDS)The BDS_ID of master BDS rack
is "000"; the BDS_ID of slave BDS rack is "001"
Jumpers X1-X4 configures the grounding of E1 cable tranceiving

signal.If the system is configured with E1 75 unbalanced mode,
then use jumper caps according to the E1 link already in use.For
example, when the 0 way of E1 link is in use, use jumper caps on
the jumper 1 and jumper 2 at X1; when all 8 ways of E1 links are
used, then use jumper caps on jumpers X1-X4.
Note:
When the system is configured for E1 120 balanced mode, or T1
100 mode, do not use any jumper caps on jumpers X1-X4.
Jumper X5 configures the uplink/downlink long cable or short cable
modes and the E1/T1 modes.The ZXSDR BS8800 U240 system
configuration always uses short cable mode, ie, no jumper caps
on the higher two digits of MODE_ABIS<3,2> of X5. The lower
two digits MODE_ABIS<1,0> of X5 set E1/T1 modes, please see
the configuration description in Table 23.
X6 jumper sets the rack number of Baseband Digital Subsystem
(BDS)The BDS_ID of the master rack is set to "000", please see
the configuration decription in Table 23.
The default settings of X1-X6 is shown in Table 24.
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TABLE 24 DEFAULT JUMPER SETTINGS

Jumper Digit No.
E1 75
E1 120
T1 100
Jumper
Inserted
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
MODE_ABIS<3,2>
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
MODE_ABIS<1>
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Inserted
MODE_ABIS<0>
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Inserted
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
X1,X2,X3,X4
X5
Jumper Setting
X6
SA Index
The SA panel index is as shown in Table 25.
TABLE 25 SA PANEL INDEX EXPLANATION
Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
73.8 * 19.0 * 181.5 (height *

width * depth)
Weight (Kg)
0.25
Support
SE
SE Function
SE (Site Alarm Extender) has the following functions:
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Provide expanded full-duplex RS232 and RS485 communication channel for exterior monitoring equipments.
Provides 6 lines of input dry contact interfaces, 2 lines of input/output dry contact interfaces;
Provides 8 lines of E1/T1 interfaces.
Chapter 4 Board
SE Principle
Figure 21 illustrates the principle of SE module.
FIGURE 21 SE MODULE PRINCIPLE
SE Panel
The SE panel is as shown in Figure 22.
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FIGURE 22 SE PANEL DIAGRAM
SE Indicator
The SE panel indicators are introduced in Table 26.
TABLE 26 SE PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
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Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Running
Indicator
RUN indicator and

running state.
ALM
Red
Alarm
Indicator

alarm occurs.
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Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description

occurs.
SE Interface
The interfaces on the SE panel are introduced in Table 27
TABLE 27 SE PANEL INTERFACE EXPLANATION
Interface
Name
Description
Electrical
Specification
Interface
Protocol
Interface
Capacity
8 lines of
E1/T1 interfaces,
RS485/232
interface,
6+2 dry
contact interfaces (6
line input, 2
line bidirectional)
E1/T1,RS4
85/RS232,
dry contact
E1/T1,RS48
5/RS232
E1/T1 RS48
5/RS232(96
00 bps)
SE Jumper
Tip:
The open circuit on jumper stands for "0" or "OFF", short circuit
stands for "1" or "ON"
The jumpers X1-X6 on SE panel is adjustable.The positions of
X1-X6 is as shown in Figure 23.
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FIGURE 23 THE POSITIONS OF X1-X6
The functions of jumpers X1-X6 is as shown in Table 28.

TABLE 28 FUNCTIONS OF JUMPERS X1-X6
No.
Function
Instruction
X1
The
RRING,TRING
settings
of the
0/1st
E1/T1
links
X2
The
RRING,TRING
settings of
the 2
nd/1st
E1/T1
link
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suspended.
Jumper 4 configures the TRING_1 of the 1st
suspended.
Jumper 1 configures the TRING_0 of the 2nd
suspended.
suspended.
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No.
Function
Instruction
X3
The
RRING,TRING
settings
of the
4th/5th
E1/T1
links
X4
The
RRING,TRING
settings
of the
6th/7th
E1/T1
links
X5
Mode
Configuration
of Uplink/downlink
Abis
between
BSc
and BS

suspended.
suspended.
suspended.
suspended.
The higer digits MODE_ABIS<3,2> of the jumper

set uplink/downlink long cable or short cable
modes.
00xx: stands for short cable for uplink, short

cable for downlink.
01xx: stands for short cable for uplink, long
cable for downlink.
10xx: stands for long cable for uplink, short
cable for downlink.
11xx: stands for long cable for uplink, long
cable for downlink.
The lower two digits MODE_ABIS<1,0> of the

jumper set E1/T1 modes.
X6
BDS_
ID Settings
xx00:
xx00:
xx10:
xx11:
stands for E1 75
stands for E1 120
stands for T1 100
Reserved
Set the rack number of Baseband Digital

Subsystem (BDS)The BDS_ID of master BDS rack
is "000"; the BDS_ID of slave BDS rack is "001"
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Jumpers X1-X4 configures the grounding of E1 cable tranceiving

signal.If the system is configured with E1 75 unbalanced mode,
then use jumper caps according to the E1 link already in use.For
example, when the 0 way of E1 link is in use, use jumper caps on
the jumper 1 and jumper 2 at X1; when all 8 ways of E1 links are
used, then use jumper caps on jumpers X1-X4.
Note:
When the system is configured for E1 120 balanced mode, or T1
100 mode, do not use any jumper caps on jumpers X1-X4.
Jumper X5 configures the uplink/downlink long cable or short cable
modes and the E1/T1 modes.The ZXSDR BS8800 U240 system
configuration always uses short cable mode, ie, no jumper caps
on the higher two digits of MODE_ABIS<3,2> of X5. The lower
two digits MODE_ABIS<1,0> of X5 set E1/T1 modes, please see
the configuration description in Table 28.
X6 jumper sets the rack number of Baseband Digital Subsystem
(BDS)The BDS_ID of the master rack is set to "000", please see
the configuration decription in Table 28.
The default settings of X1-X6 is shown in Table 29.
TABLE 29 DEFAULT JUMPER SETTINGS
Jumper Digit No.
E1 75
E1 120
T1 100
Jumper
Inserted
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
MODE_ABIS<3,2>
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
MODE_ABIS<1>
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Inserted
MODE_ABIS<0>
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Inserted
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
Jumper
Removed
(default)
X1,X2,X3,X4
X5
X6
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Jumper Setting
Chapter 4 Board
PM
PM Functions
PM provides the following functions:
16 internal interfaces for +12 V load power
16 internal interfaces for +3.3 V management power
EMMC management
Measurement and protection of input over-voltage and undervoltage
Output over-current protection and load power management
PM Principle
Figure 24 illustrates the principle of PM module.
FIGURE 24 PM MODULE PRINCIPLE
PM Panel
Figure 25 shows the appearance of PM panel.
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FIGURE 25 PM PANEL
PM Indicator
The PM module panel indicators are introduced in Table 30.
TABLE 30 PM PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Running
indicator
RUN indicator and ALM indicator

flashing alternately: board MMC is
Flashing (0.3 s on, 0.3 s off): the
board is in normal running state.
ALM
Red
Alarm
indicator
Quick flash (0.15 s on, 0.15 s off):

critical or major alarm occurs.
Slow flash (1 s on, 1 s off): minor
or warning alarm occurs.
PWR
Blue
Power on
indicator
Always on: board is power on.

Off: board is power off.
PM Interfaces
Table 31 describes the interfaces on PM panel.
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TABLE 31 PM INTERFACE DESCRIPTION

Interface
Name
Description
Electrical
Specification
Interface
Protocol
Interface
Capacity
MON
Debugging
interface,
RS232
serial port
RS232
RS232
115200 bps
-48V/48VRTN
-48 V input
interface
-40V~-57V
DC power
input
-48V/7A
PM Buttons
PM panel button is described in Table 32.
TABLE 32 PM PANEL BUTTON
Name
Description
OFF ON
PM module switch
Off: power off PM; ON: power on
PM
PM Index
The PM panel index is as shown in Table 33.
TABLE 33 PM PANEL INDEX EXPLANATION
Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
73.8 * 29.0 * 181.5 (height *

width * depth)
Weight (Kg)
0.5
Support
FA
FA Functions
FA provides the following functions:
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System temperature monitoring and control
Monitoring, control, and report of fan state
FA Panel
The FA panel is as shown in Figure 26.
FIGURE 26 FA PANEL DIAGRAM
FA Indicator
The FA panel indicators are introduced in Table 34.
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TABLE 34 FA PANEL INDICATOR EXPLANATION

Indicator
Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
Green
Operation
Indicator
Constant ON: the board is in reset status

Flash at 1 Hz: the board is in normal operation
OFF: self check failed.
ALM
Red
Alarm
indicator
Flash at 5Hz: critical or serious alarm

Flash at 1Hz: major or minor alarm
FA Index
The FA panel index is as shown in Table 35.
TABLE 35 FA PANEL INDEX EXPLANATION
Index Name
Index Parameter
Size (mm)
84 * 42 * 186.7 (height * width *

depth)
Weight (Kg)
0.5
Whether HOT SWAP is

supported
Support
TAM
TAM Functions
The board implements the following functions
Providing +12V or +28V at most for tower amplifier 6
Working status detection of tower amplifier 6(at most) and reporting alarm signals to CC
providing power on and off for tower amplifier 6 with 12v or

28v power supply
Realizing the communication with CC via 12C bus
Implementing conversion, protection and filtering of power

supply
Providing anti-lightning for power supply circuit
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Implementing software remote downloading and current

threshold setting
TAM Principle
Figure 27 illustrates the principle of TAM module.
FIGURE 27 TAM MODULE PRINCIPLE
TAM Panel
Panel of TAM is shown as Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 TAM PANEL
TAM Indicator
The indicators on TAM panel are described in Table 36.
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Chapter 4 Board
TABLE 36 TAM PANEL INDICATOR EXPLANATION

Name
Color
Meaning
Description
RUN
green
Running
indicator
Flashing(on for 0.3 s, off for 0.3 s): the

board is running properly.
Slowly flashing(on for 1.5 s, off for 1.5
s): indicating the indicator disconnects
with CC.
Quickly Flashing(on for 70 ms, off for 70
ms): the board is downloading versions or
the process is powered on.
ALM
red
Alarm
indicator
Quickly Flashing (on for 0.15s, off for

0.15s) means the alarm is critical or major.
Slowly Flashing (on for 1s, off for 1s)
means the alarm is ordinary or minor.
No Flashing means the board is running
properly.
TAM Key
The TAM panel key is introduced in Table 37.
TABLE 37 TAM PANEL KEY EXPLANATION
Name
Description
RST
Reset switch
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Chapter
Cable
Table of Contents
Cable Overview .................................................................49
DC Power Cable.................................................................50
Grounding Cable................................................................50
Iub Interface 75 E1 Cable.................................................50
Iub Interface 120 E1/100 T1 Cable ................................55
Ethernet Cable ..................................................................57
GPS Jumper......................................................................59
Internal Fiber....................................................................59
SFP Cable Explanation........................................................59
SA Panel Cable ..................................................................60
Input/Output Dry Contact Interface Cable .............................63
RS232 and RS485 Monitoring Cable .....................................64
Operation and maintenance cable ........................................65
Cable Overview
The cables of ZXSDR BS8800 U240 that needs to be installed on
site include:
Power cable
Grounding cable
Iub interface 75 E1 cable
Iub interface 120 E1/100 T1 cable
Ethernet cable
GPS Jumper
Internal fiber
SA panel cable
Input/Output dry contact interface cable
RS232 and RS485 Monitoring cable
Operation and maintenance cable
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DC Power Cable
Function
DC power cable is used for the input of external power to ZXSDR

BS8800 U240 so that the equipment can run steadily.
Appearance
There are two DC power cables. One is blue -48V power input
cable and the other is black power grounding cable. The cross
section area is 16 mm2. Figure 29 shows the appearance.
FIGURE 29 APPEARANCE OF DC POWER CABLE
Pin Description
Both ends of DC power cable are OT terminals.
Grounding Cable
Function
Grounding cable connects devices with the grounding bar in the

equipment room. It provides system ground to prevent devices
from static damage, and making sure devices run reliably.
Appearance
Grounding cable adopts (yellow and-green) core conductor, with

16 mm2 cross-sectional area. Figure 30 shows the appearance of
grounding cable.
FIGURE 30 APPEARANCE OF GROUNDING CABLE
Pin Description
Both ends of grounding cable are OT terminals.
Iub Interface 75 E1 Cable
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Function
Iub interface 75 E1 cable provides physical transmission between ZXSDR BS8800 U240 and RNC. It transmits interface messages between ZXSDR BS8800 U240 and RNC.
Appearance
Figure 31 shows the Iub interface 75 E1 cable. End A is DB44

straight connector. This cable has two types. In Figure 31, the
upper one supports 8 E1 links and the lower one supports 4 E1
links.
Chapter 5 Cable
FIGURE 31 APPEARANCE OF IUB INTERFACE 75 E1 CABLE
Pin Description
Table 38 describes the pins of 75 E1 cable that supports 8 E1

links.
TABLE 38 PIN DESCRIPTION OF CABLES SUPPORTING 8 E1 LINKS
Serial
No.
Name
Signal
Description
End A
End B
E1_TX1
+
Transmits signal + (microcoaxial 1 signal)
1-2-inside
25
E1_TX1-
Transmits signal - (micro-coaxial shielding

ground)
1-2-outside
24
E1_RX1
+
Receives signal
+
(micro-coaxial 2 signal)
1-1-inside
23
E1_RX1-
Receives
signal - (micro-coaxial 2 shielding
ground)
1-1-outside
22
E1_TX2
+
1-4-inside
E1_TX2-
Transmits signal - (micro-coaxial 3 shielding

ground)
1-4-outside
E1_RX2
+
Receives signal
+
1-3-inside
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Serial
No.
52
Name
Signal
Description
End A
End B
E1_RX2-
Receives
ground)
1-3-outside
E1_TX3
+
1-6-inside
10
E1_TX3-

ground)
1-6-outside
11
E1_RX3
+
Receives signal
+
1-5-inside
12
E1_RX3-
Receives
ground)
1-5-outside
13
E1_TX4
+
1-8-inside
12
14
E1_TX4-

ground)
1-8-outside
11
15
E1_RX4
+
Receives signal
+
1-7-inside
10
16
E1_RX4-
Receives
ground)
1-7-outside
17
E1_TX5
+
2-2-inside
44
18
E1_TX5-

ground)
2-2-outside
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19
E1_RX5
+
Receives signal
+
2-1-inside
14
Chapter 5 Cable
Serial
No.
Name
Signal
Description
End A
End B
20
E1_RX5-
Receives
ground)
2-1-outside
13
21
E1_TX6
+
2-4-inside
42
22
E1_TX6-

ground)
2-4-outside
41
23
E1_RX6
+
Receives signal
+
2-3-inside
40
24
E1_RX6-
Receives
ground)
2-3-outside
39
25
E1_TX7
+
2-6-inside
38
26
E1_TX7-

ground)
2-6-outside
37
27
E1_RX7
+
Receives signal
+
2-5-inside
36
28
E1_RX7-
Receives
ground)
2-5-outside
35
29
E1_TX8
+
2-8-inside
34
30
E1_TX8-

ground)
2-8-outside
33
31
E1_RX8
+
Receives signal
+
2-7-inside
32
32
E1_RX8-
Receives
ground)
2-7-outside
31
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11inside and 11outsideindicate the internal and external conductors

of the coaxial cable marked 1 in 1# 8core micro-coaxial cable group.
Table 39 describes the pins of 75 E1 cable that supports 4 E1

links.
TABLE 39 PIN DESCRIPTION OF CABLES SUPPORTING 4 E1 LINKS
Serial
No.
54
Name
Signal
Description
End A
End B
E1_TX1
+
2-inside
25
E1_TX1-
Transmits signal - (micro-coaxial 1 shielding ground)
2-outside
24
E1_RX1
+
Receives signal
+
1-inside
23
E1_RX1-
Receives
signal - (micro-coaxial 2 shielding ground)
1-outside
22
E1_TX2
+
4-inside
E1_TX2-
4-outside
E1_RX2
+
Receives signal
+
3-inside
E1_RX2-
Receives
3-outside
E1_TX3
+
6-inside
10
E1_TX3-
6-outside
11
E1_RX3
+
Receives signal
+
5-inside
Chapter 5 Cable
Serial
No.
Name
12
Signal
Description
End A
End B
E1_RX3-
Receives
5-outside
13
E1_RX4
+
Receives signal
+
7-inside
10
14
E1_RX4-
Receives
7-outside
1inside and 1outsideindicate the internal and external conductors of

the coaxial cable marked 1 in 1# 8core micro-coaxial cable group.
Iub Interface 120 E1/100

T1 Cable
Function
Iub interface 120 E1/100 T1 cable provides physical transmission between ZXSDR BS8800 U240 and RNC. It transmits interface
messages between ZXSDR BS8800 U240 and RNC.
Appearance
Figure 32 shows the appearance of 120 E1/100 T1 cable. End

A is DB44 straight connector.
FIGURE 32 APPEARANCE OF 20 E1/100 T1 CABLE
Pin Description
120 E1/100 T1 cable has two types. One supports 8 E1/T1

links and the other supports 4 E1/T1 links. These two types have
the same appearance but differ in the number of cores. Table 40
describes the cable pins.
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TABLE 40 120 E1/100 T1 PIN DESCRIPTIONS
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Serial
No.
Name
E1_TX1+
Signal Description
End A
Cable Color
Transmits
signal +
25
Pink/black 1
E1_TX1-
Transmits
signal -
24
Pink/red 1
E1_RX1+
23
Blue/black 1
E1_RX1-
Receives
signal +
Receives
signal -
22
Blue/red 1
E1_TX2+
Transmits
signal +
Yellow/black 1
E1_TX2-
Transmits
signal -
Yellow/red 1
E1_RX2+
Receives
signal +
Green/black 1
E1_RX2-
Receives
signal -
Green/red 1
E1_TX3+
Transmits
signal +
Blue/black 2
10
E1_TX3-
Transmits
signal -
Blue/red 2
11
E1_RX3+
Receives
signal +
Gray/black 1
12
E1_RX3-
Receives
signal -
Gray/red 1
13
E1_TX4+
Transmits
signal +
12
Green/black 2
14
E1_TX4-
Transmits
signal -
11
Green/red 2
15
E1_RX4+
Receives
signal +
10
Pink/black 2
16
E1_RX4-
Receives
signal -
Pink/red 2
17
E1_TX5+
Transmits
signal +
44
Gray/black 2
18
E1_TX5-
Transmits
signal -
43
Gray/red 2
19
E1_RX5+
Receives
signal +
14
Yellow/black 2
20
E1_RX5-
Receives
signal -
13
Yellow/red 2
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Serial
No.
Name
21
E1_TX6+
22
Signal Description
End A
Cable Color
Transmits
signal +
42
Pink/black 3
E1_TX6-
Transmits
signal -
41
Pink/red 3
23
E1_RX6+
Receives
signal +
40
Blue/black 3
24
E1_RX6-
Receives
signal -
39
Blue/red 3
25
E1_TX7+
Transmits
signal +
38
Yellow/black 3
26
E1_TX7-
Transmits
signal -
37
Yellow/red 3
27
E1_RX7+
Receives
signal +
36
Green/black 3
28
E1_RX7-
Receives
signal -
35
Green/red 3
29
E1_TX8+
Transmits
signal +
34
Blue/black 4
30
E1_TX8-
Transmits
signal -
33
Blue/red 4
31
E1_RX8+
Receives
signal +
32
Gray/black 3
32
E1_RX8-
Receives
signal -
31
Gray/red 3
Blue/red 1 indicates that the cable is blue with one red mark on it, pink/red 2
indicates that the cable is pink with two red marks on it, and so on.
Ethernet Cable
Function
Appearance
When the communication between BS and BSC is based on IP,

Ethernet cable (straight Ethernet cable) serves as the transmission media for Iub interface.
When users log in through LMT, Ethernet cable (cross-connect

Ethernet cable) serves as an O&M (operation and maintenance)
cable.
Both ends of Ethernet cable are crimped with RJ45 connectors.

Figure 33 shows the appearance.
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FIGURE 33 ETHERNET CABLE APPEARANCE
Pin Description
According the matching relations of pins, Ethernet cable can be

classified into straight Ethernet cable and cross-connect Ethernet
cable.
Table 41 describes the pins of straight Ethernet cable. Table 42
describes the pins of cross-connect Ethernet cable.
TABLE 41 PIN DESCRIPTION OF STRAIGHT ETHERNET CABLE
End A
Color
End B
White-Orange
Orange
White-Green
Green
Blue
White-Blue
White-Brown
Brown
TABLE 42 PIN DESCRIPTION OF CROSS-CONNECT ETHERNET CABLE

End A
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Color
End B
White-Orange
Orange
White-Green
Green
Blue
White-Blue
Chapter 5 Cable
End A
Color
End B
White-Brown
Brown
GPS Jumper
Function
Appearance
GPS jumper is used for the input of satellite signals to cabinet.

Figure 34 shows the appearance of GPS jumper. End A is SMA
straight connector. End B is SMA bending connector.
FIGURE 34 GPS JUMPER
tra
Internal Fiber
Function
Internal fiber is used to fulfill signal interaction between BBU and

RRU. Signal-mode fiber is used between BBU and RRU.
Appearance
The two ends of a single-mode fiber are LC/LC connectors, as

shown in Figure 35.
FIGURE 35 APPEARANCE OF SINGLE-MODE FIBER
SFP Cable Explanation

Function
Physical
Appearance
The SFP cable is used for signal exchange between BBU and RRU.
The physical appearance of SFP cable is as shown in Figure 36.
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FIGURE 36 SFP CABLE PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Pin Description
The SFP cable signal is explained in Table 43.

TABLE 43 SFP CABLE SIGNAL EXPLANATION
End A
signal
End B
signal
12
RX-
19
TX-
13
RX+
18
TX+
18
TX+
13
RX+
19
TX-
12
RX-
SA Panel Cable
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Function
SA panel can be used for input of E1/T1 signals, dry contact input/output signals, and serial port (RS232/RS485) signals of external equipment. These signals are joined together by SA panel
cable at one interface and inputted into SA.
Appearance
Figure 37 shows the appearance of SA panel able. End A is SCSI50

connector, end B1 is DB44 connector, end B2 is DB9 connector, and
end B3 is DB25 connector.
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FIGURE 37 APPEARANCE OF SA PANEL CABLE
Pin Description
Table 44 describes the pins of SA panel cable and end B1.

TABLE 44 DESCRIPTION OF PINS OF SA PANEL CABLE AND END B1
Name
End A Pin
End B1 Pin
Color
RX0
22
Blue red 1
RX0+
23
Blue black 1
TX0
24
Pink red 1
TX0+
25
Pink black 1
RX1
16
Green red 1
RX1+
14
Green black 1
TX1
12
Yellow red 1
TX1+
10
Yellow black 1
RX2
24
Grey red 1
RX2+
22
Grey black 1
TX2
20
Blue red 2
TX2+
18
Blue black 2
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Name
End A Pin
End B1 Pin
Color
RX3
Pink red 2
RX3+
10
Pink black 2
TX3
11
Green red 2
TX3+
12
Green black 2
RX4
15
13
Yellow red 2
RX4+
13
14
Yellow black 2
TX4
11
43
Grey red 2
TX4+
44
Grey black 2
RX5
23
39
Blue red 3
RX5+
21
40
Blue black 3
TX5
19
41
Pink red 3
TX5+
17
42
Pink black 3
RX6
33
35
Green red 3
RX6+
31
36
Green black 3
TX6
29
37
Yellow red 3
TX6+
27
38
Yellow black 3
RX7
41
31
Grey red 3
RX7+
39
32
Grey black 3
TX7
37
33
Blue red 4
TX7+
35
34
Blue black 4
Table 45 describes the pins of SA panel cable and end B2/B3.

TABLE 45 DESCRIPTION OF PINS OF SA PANEL CABLE AND END B2/B3
Name
End A
End B2/B3
Color
232RX
38
2 (end B2)
Blue
232TX
36
3 (end B2)
Orange (mark
11)
GND
40
5 (end B2)
White/White
(mark 12)
I_485TX+
42
8 (end B2)
I_485TX-
44
9 (end B2)
White/Green
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Name
End A
End B2/B3
Color
O_485RX+
46
6 (end B2)
O_485RX-
48
7 (end B2)
GND
50
1 (end B2)
Red (mark 13)
I_SWI0
43
1 (end B3)
Blue (mark 1)
I_SWI1
45
2 (end B3)
Orange (mark
2)
I_SWI2
47
3 (end B3)
Green (mark 3)
I_SWI3
49
4 (end B3)
Brown (mark 4)
I_SWI4
26
5 (end B3))
Blue (mark 5)
I_SWI5
28
6 (end B3)
Orange (mark
6)
GND
34
14 (end B3)
White (mark 7)
B_SWIO1
30
7 (end B3)
Green (mark 8)
B_SWIO2
32
8 (end B3)
Brown (mark 9)
GND
34
20 (end B3)
Red (mark 10)
White/Brown
color/color refers to a twisted pair.

Blue red 1 refers to a blue cable with a little red mark on it. Others in this
row are inferable by analogy.
Mark 11 refers to the blue and orange cores of (white blue) & (white orange)
twisted pairs. Mark 12 refers to the white core of (white blue) & (white
orange) twisted pairs. 13 refers to the red core of (red blue) twisted pair.
Mark 1 refers to the blue core of (white blue) twisted pair. Mark 2 refers to
the orange core of (white orange) twisted pair. Mark 3 refers to the green
core of (white green) twisted pair. Mark 4 refers to the brown core of (white
brown) twisted pair. Mark 5 refers to the blue core of (red blue) twisted pair.
Mark 6 refers to the orange core of (red orange) twisted pair. Mark 7 refers
to the white core of (white blue) twisted pair. Mark 8 refers to the green core
of (red green) twisted pair. Mark 9 refers to the brown core of (red brown)
twisted pair. Mark 10 refers to the red core of (red green) twisted pair.
Input/Output Dry Contact

Interface Cable
Function
Input/output dry contact interface cable is used for input of drycontact signals of external equipment, or output of ZXSDR BS8800
U240 dry-contact signals.
Appearance
Figure 38 shows the appearance of input/output dry contact interface cable. End A is a DB25 straight connector. End B is bare wire.
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FIGURE 38 APPEARANCE OF INPUT/OUTPUT DRY CONTACT INTERFACE

CABLE
Pin Description
Table 46 describes the pins of input/output dry contact interface

cable.
TABLE 46 PIN DESCRIPTION OF INPUT/OUTPUT DRY CONTACT INTERFACE
CABLE
Name
End A Pin
B_SWIO1
GND
B_SWIO2
GND
4
5
Color
White/Blue
White/Orange
White/Green
6
7
White/Brown
8
9
White/Gray
10

B_SWIO1~B_SWIO2 refers to dry contact input/output of Line 1~2.
RS232 and RS485

Monitoring Cable
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Function
RS232/RS485 monitoring cable is a serial port communication

cable used to communicate with external equipment. If the
ZXSDR BS8800 U240 is installed in Hub cabinet, it can also be
used as monitoring serial port cable that connects the ZXSDR
BS8800 U240 and external equipment.
Appearance
Figure 39 shows the appearance of RS232/RS485 monitoring cable. End A connector is DB9 (M). Ends B1 and B2 are bare wires.
Chapter 5 Cable
FIGURE 39 APPEARANCE OF RS232/RS485 CABLE
Pin Description
Table 47 describes the pins of RS232/RS485 monitoring cable.

TABLE 47 PIN DESCRIPTION OF RS232/RS485 MONITORING CABLE
Name
End A Pin
GNDD
RS485_RX+
RS485_RX-
GNDD
RS485_TX+
RS485_TX-
RS232_RXD
RS232_TXD
GNDD
Pin
Color
White
White/Blue
B1
Green
White/Orange
Blue
B2
Orange
White/White

1, 4 refers to the (white green) twisted pair.
PIN 2 refers to the blue core of (white blue) twisted pair. PIN 3 refers to the
orange core of (white orange) twisted pair. PIN 5 refers to the white core
that connects (white orange) twisted pair with (white blue) twisted pair.
Operation and maintenance

cable
Function
The cable is used to connect the maintenance network interface of

the BS during terminal maintenance.
Appearance
The O&M cable functions as the network cable. Cable appearance

is shown in Figure 40.
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FIGURE 40 O&M CABLE APPEARANCE
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Chapter
Antenna Feeder System

Table of Contents
Main Antenna Feeder System Composition ............................67
BTS Antennas ...................................................................68
Tower-Top Amplifier ...........................................................69
Antenna Jumper ................................................................70
Main Feeder Cable .............................................................70
Grounding Kit ...................................................................71
Lightning Arrester..............................................................71
Main Antenna Feeder

System Composition
Antenna feeder system for the base station includes the O/I ports
from BTS cabinet to antennas. It mainly transmits and receives
signals to and from BTS. If the system is configured with a towertop amplifier, install power lines for the tower-top amplifier.
Take one BTS configuration covering three sectors as an example. When one BTS covers three sectors, each sector can use two
unipolar antennas, that is, total six antennas implement space
diversity reception. One unipolar antenna in a sector should be
connected to the combiner and duplexer through the feeder cable to transmit downlink signals and receive uplink signals. The
other unipolar antenna is used only for receiving uplink signals
from MS and it should be connected directly to the pre-receiving
filter through the feeder cable.
From antenna to cabinet, the antenna feeder system consists
of BTS antenna, tower-top amplifier (optional), antenna jumper,
main feeder cable, grounding clip, lightning arrester, and cabinet-top jumper, as shown in Figure 41.
Note:
Tower top amplifier is an optional device. Read contract terms for
its configurations.
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FIGURE 41 ANTENNA FEEDER COMPOSITION
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Lightning arrester
Antenna jumper
Tower-top amplifier
Pole
Antenna
Feeder
Feeder clip
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Iron tower
Copper grounding bar
Feeder window
Cabling rack
Cabinet-top jumper
BTS equipment
BTS Antennas
The configuration of the BTS antenna system is closely related
to network planning. Different coverage areas and environments
may require very different antenna feeder systems. Before installation, network planning has predetermined the layout, elevation,
dip, gain and even diversity reception mode of the antenna.
In the mobile system, antennas used by the BTS are classified into
the following types:
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UMTS 2100 and so on
According to polarization: List polarization (vertical), double

polarization (+/-45 deg)
According to antenna radiation directional diagram: Omnidirectional antenna , directional antenna
By the dip mode: none, mechanical, fixed electrically regulated, adjustable electrically regulated, remote controlled
Directional antenna and omnidirectional antenna are as shown in

Figure 42.
FIGURE 42 BTS ANTENNAS
1.
Omni Antenna
2.
Directional Antenna
Tower-Top Amplifier
Electron thermal motion in active parts and RF conductors in
BTS receiver can cause thermal noise affecting BTS receiver
performance. Therefore, in order to improve the performance,
use tower-top amplifier in antenna feeder system, as shown in
Figure 43. Tower top amplifier amplifies the uplink and downlink
signals, hence enhancing BTS coverage area, reducing call drop
ratio and improving the voice quality.
Note:
Ground the tower top amplifier separately during installation. The
AISG interface for RSU provides the power supply to the TMA.
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FIGURE 43 TOWER-TOP AMPLIFIER
1.
Unidirectional tower-top amplifier
2.
Bidirectional two-top amplifier
Antenna Jumper
Use antenna jumper when connecting cables in small bending radius. There are helicoid in its surface, making it highly flexible and
able to resist the pressure. Use half inch antenna jumpers from
antenna to the main feeder cable and from main feeder cable to
the cabinet, as shown in Figure 44.
FIGURE 44 ANTENNA JUMPER
Main Feeder Cable

Main feeder cable transmits signals between BTS and the antenna
under the environment conditions it can withstand. Feeder cable
can transmit with low attenuation at high frequency, even characteristic impedance, and high return loss. As shown in Figure
45, common foam insulation feeder cable has internal conductor
and external conductor. The internal conductor is wrapped with
low-loss foam insulator, and there are rings on the external conductor surface. Feeder cable is covered with a sheath which is
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fireproof, low smoke, and halogen free. Use 7/8 inch feeder cable
between antenna jumper and cabinet-top jumper.
FIGURE 45 MAIN FEEDER CABLE
Grounding Kit
Grounding kit can protect antenna feeder cables and the equipment against lightning. It is used to ground co-axial cables. Mount
it on the tower top, tower bottom, and entrance of the transceiver
for the grounding purpose, as shown in Figure 46.
FIGURE 46 GROUNDING KIT
Lightning Arrester
Lightning causes damage to not only the struck object but also microelectronics equipment in surrounding areas. The strong instant
voltage due to induction in the power cables, data lines, and other
conductors mainly causes damage. Lightning arrester can prevent
cables and the equipment from the lightning current. Generally,
lightning arresters are classified into two types: /4 stub and gravitron.
/4 Stub Lightning
Arrester
As shown in Figure 47, /4 stub lightning arrester is a tri-port

passive coaxial component with external and internal conductors
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short-circuited. Its third end length is one fourth of the central

working wavelength.
FIGURE 47 /4 STUB LIGHTNING ARRESTER
The working principle is similar to a band-pass filter. At working frequency band, it is equal to connecting together with a main
coaxial cable to infinite impedance. It strongly attenuates the most
destructive 100 kHz or lower frequency band so that destructive
energy of lightning is diverted to the ground without causing equipment damage.
/4 stub does not get damaged by lightning, since its inner conductor is a 16 mm copper pipe that can withstand 100 KA lightning,
which exceeds the current generated by common lightning. /4
stub maintenance is free before bandwidth is changed.
Gravitron
Lightning Arrester
Gravitron lighting arrester is a short-circuit protection part encapsulated in ceramics or glass and filled with low-pressure inert gas.
It is divided into two types based on the structure: three electrodes and dual electrodes, as shown in Figure 48.
FIGURE 48 GRAVITRON LIGHTNING ARRESTER
1.
Three electrodes gravitron lightning arrester
2.
Two electrodes gravitron lightning

arrester
ual pressure
The working principle is gas discharge. When electric field strength
between the electrodes exceeds the gas break down strength, it
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causes gas discharge, thus limiting the voltage between the electrodes and protecting other parts with are in parallel connection
with the gravitron.
The advantages of the gravitron are high current capacity, high
insulation resistance, and low current leakage. The disadvantages
are high residual pressure, slow response (100 ns), low accuracy
of operating voltage, and existence of follow current. Redundant
current over two times the value damages the gravitron when it
passes through the gravitron. Therefore, check gravitron interior
when lightning exceeds 10 kA for any repair or replacement. Service life for gravitron is 5 years.
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Chapter
GPS Antenna Feeder

System
Table of Contents
GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure .................................75
GPS Antenna ....................................................................76
GPS Feeder.......................................................................77
GPS Arrester.....................................................................78
GPS Feeder Connector........................................................80
GPS Grounding Kit .............................................................81
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Structure
GPS signal is the system clock and frequency reference. GPS
antenna feeder receives the navigation and location signal from
GPS satellite. Clock module demodulates the frequency and clock
signal and provides them to corresponding modules of ZXSDR
BS8800 U240.
Figure 49 illustrates GPS antenna feeder system structure .
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FIGURE 49 ZXSDR BS8800 U240 GPS ANTENNA FEEDER SYSTEM

STRUCTURE
1.
2.
GPS Antenna Feeder Installation

Pole
GPS Antenna
3.
4.
5.
Feeder
Feeder Grounding Kit
GPS Arrester
Note:
The GPS lightning arrester is usually installed in the chassis/cabinet.
GPS Antenna
Description
GPS antenna is an active antenna. GPS antenna receives GPS

satellite signals and sends them to clock module.
Technical Indices
Table 48 lists the technical indices and specifications of GPS antenna.
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TABLE 48 GPS ANTENNA TECHNICAL INDICES

Index name
Index Specification
Frequency
1.57542 GHz
Gain
38 dBi 2 dBi (including low noise amplifier's gain).
Polarization
right hand circular polarization
Impedance
50
Interface
NF
Noise coefficient
<1.5 dB
Power supply voltage
5 V DC~12 V DC
power supply current
<35 mA
Working temperature
-30 ~70
Storage temperature
-45 ~85
Rain-proof
air-sealing
Material of antenna shield
UPVC
weight
450 g
Support tube dimension
27 mm x 300 mm
GPS Feeder
Functions
Structure
The GPS feeder performs following functions:
Connects the GPS antenna with the clock module.
Transmits signals received by the GPS antenna to the clock

module for proper processing.
Transmits the DC 5 V power generated by the clock module to

the GPS antenna as the working voltage.
PE insulation impedance is 50 ohm. It is one-layer bare copper

braided shielded.
When the GPS feeder length is less than 100m, 1/4" RF coaxial
cable can be used. 1/4" RF coaxial cable appearance is shown in
Figure 50.
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FIGURE 50 GPS FEEDER STRUCTURE
1.
2.
Technical Indices
Cable core
Shield cover
3.
Insulating layer
Table 49 lists the technical indices of GPS feeder cable.

TABLE 49 GPS FEEDER CABLE TECHNICAL INDICES
Technical Parameter
Index Scope
Name
1/4 foam polyethylene insulation wrinkle

copper tube external conductor RF coaxial
cable
Characteristic impedance
50
Inner conductor calibration outer diameter
2.6 mm
Insulation layer calibration outer diameter
6 mm
VSWR
1.2
Attenuation
18.9 dB /100 m at 1.57542 GH
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Description
The GPS arrester is installed between the coaxial feeder that connects with GPS antenna and the antenna feeder RF cable on the
clock module to prevent the clock module and other modules from
the transient overvoltage caused by lightning induction.
Structure
Two kinds of GPS arresters are available at present: one-in-one

and two-in-one. Figure 51 shows the structure of the former type
and Figure 52 illustrates that of the latter.
FIGURE 51 ONE-IN-ONE GPS ARRESTER STRUCTURE
FIGURE 52 TWO-IN-ONE GPS ARRESTER STRUCTURE
Technical Indices
Table 50 lists the technical indices of one-in-one GPS arrester.

TABLE 50 ONE-IN-ONE GPS ARRESTER TECHNICAL INDICES
Index
Specification
Impedance
50
VSWR
1.2
Insertion loss
0.2 dB
Working frequency
1.5 ~ 1.6GHz
Table 51 lists the technical indices of two-in-one GPS arrester.

TABLE 51 TWO-IN-ONE GPS ARRESTER TECHNICAL INDICES
Index
Specification
Impedance
50
VSWR
1.2
insertion loss
4.0 dB
Maximum transmitting power
50 W
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Index
Specification
rated through-current capacity

(8/20s)
10 kA
Working frequency
1500 ~ 1610MHz
GPS Feeder Connector

Description
Structure
The GPS feeder connector is an N type straight cable clip 1/4 connector. GPS feeder connector is a small/medium power connector with thread connection mechanism, and has wide application
in connecting coaxial RF cables in radio devices and instruments.
GPS feeder connector's impedance is 50 ohm.
Figure 53 shows the GPS feeder connector structure.
FIGURE 53 GPS FEEDER CONNECTOR STRUCTURE
Technical Indices
Table 52 lists the technical indices of GPS feeder connector.

TABLE 52 GPS FEEDER CONNECTOR TECHNICAL INDICES
Index name
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Specification
Model
NM-1/4L
Characteristic Impedance
50
Frequency scope
0 GHz ~11 GHz
Dielectric strength
2500 V minimum sea level
VSWR
1.100 GHz ~ 3 GHz
Inner conductor contact resistance
1.0 m
External conductor contact resistance
0.25 m
Insulation resistance
5000 M
Cable connecting sustainability
300 N
Temperature
-65 ~ +165
Index name
Specification
Humidity
95%
Corroding gas environment
No acid or alkaline gas
GPS Grounding Kit

Structure
When the GPS feeder uses 1/4" RF coaxial cable, the GPS feeder
grounding kit should be glue free. Structure of GPS grounding kit
is shown in Figure 54.
FIGURE 54 GPS GROUNDING KIT STRUCTURE
Technical Indices
Table 53 lists the GPS feeder grounding kit technical indexes.

TABLE 53 GPS FEEDER GROUNDING KIT TECHNICAL INDEXES
Technical Parameter
Specification
Material of grounding kit
stainless steel
Material of copper braid belt
purple copper
Grounding cable copper core cross-sectional area
10 mm2.
Grounding cable length
800 mm.
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Figures
Figure 1 RF Layer ............................................................... 3

Figure 2 Baseband Layer ..................................................... 4
Figure 3 Baseband Layer Plug-in-Shelf Slot Diagram ............... 5
Figure 4 Roof structure........................................................ 6
Figure 5 Power Distribution Box Front Plate ............................ 7
Figure 6 The Rear Panel Of The Plug-In Power Distribution
Box ................................................................. 8
Figure 7 Plug-in Fan Box Front Plate...................................... 9
Figure 8 The Plug-In Fan Box Diagram..................................10
Figure 9 Ventilation Plug-in Box ...........................................11
Figure 10 RSU40U216 Module Principle.................................14
Figure 11 RSU40U216 Panel................................................14
Figure 12 CC Module Principle .............................................18
Figure 13 CC Panel Diagram................................................19
Figure 14 BPC Module Principle............................................24
Figure 15 BPC Panel...........................................................24
Figure 16 FS Module Principle..............................................26
Figure 17 FS Panel.............................................................27
Figure 18 SA Module Principle .............................................29
Figure 19 SA Panel ............................................................29
Figure 20 The Positions of X1-X6 .........................................31
Figure 21 SE Module Principle .............................................35
Figure 22 SE Panel Diagram ................................................36
Figure 23 The Positions of X1-X6 .........................................38
Figure 24 PM module Principle .............................................41
Figure 25 PM Panel ............................................................42
Figure 26 FA Panel Diagram ................................................44
Figure 27 TAM Module Principle ...........................................46
Figure 28 TAM Panel ..........................................................46
Figure 29 Appearance of DC Power Cable..............................50
Figure 30 Appearance of Grounding Cable.............................50
Figure 31 Appearance of Iub Interface 75 E1 Cable .............51
Figure 32 Appearance of 20 E1/100 T1 Cable ..................55
Figure 33 Ethernet Cable Appearance ...................................58
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Figure 34 GPS Jumper........................................................59

Figure 35 Appearance of Single-Mode Fiber ...........................59
Figure 36 SFP Cable Physical Appearance..............................60
Figure 37 Appearance of SA Panel Cable ...............................61
Figure 38 Appearance of Input/Output Dry Contact Interface
Cable ...............................................................64
Figure 39 Appearance of RS232/RS485 Cable ........................65
Figure 40 O&M Cable Appearance ........................................66
Figure 41 Antenna Feeder Composition.................................68
Figure 42 BTS Antennas .....................................................69
Figure 43 Tower-Top Amplifier .............................................70
Figure 44 Antenna Jumper ..................................................70
Figure 45 Main Feeder Cable ...............................................71
Figure 46 Grounding Kit .....................................................71
Figure 47 /4 Stub Lightning Arrester...................................72
Figure 48 Gravitron Lightning Arrester..................................72
Figure 49 ZXSDR BS8800 U240 GPS Antenna Feeder System
Structure..........................................................76
Figure 50 GPS Feeder Structure...........................................78
Figure 51 One-in-one GPS Arrester Structure ........................79
Figure 52 Two-in-one GPS Arrester Structure ........................79
Figure 53 GPS Feeder Connector Structure............................80
Figure 54 GPS Grounding Kit Structure .................................81
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Tables
Table 1 RF Layer Description ................................................ 4

Table 2 Baseband Layer Explanation...................................... 5
Table 3 Front Plate Table of Power Distribution Box.................. 7
Table 4 Plug-In Fan Box Front Panel Interface Explanation
Table ................................................................ 9
Table 5 Plug-in Fan Box Indicator Explanation Table................10
Table 6 RSU40U216 Indicator Description .............................15
Table 7 RSU40U216 interface description ..............................16
Table 8 RSU40U216 Index ..................................................17
Table 9 CC Panel Indicator Description..................................20
Table 10 CC Buttons...........................................................21
Table 11 CC Module Panel Interface Explanation ....................22
Table 12 CC Module Panel Index Explanation .........................23
Table 13 BPC Panel Indicator Description ..............................25
Table 14 BPC Buttons .........................................................25
Table 15 BPC Module Index Explanation ...............................26
Table 16 FS Panel Indicator Description ................................27
Table 17 FS Panel Key Explanation ......................................28
Table 18 FS Panel Interface Explanation ...............................28
Table 19 FS Panel Index Explanation ....................................28
Table 20 SA Panel Indicator Description ................................30
Table 21 SA Buttons...........................................................30
Table 22 SA Panel Interface Explanation ..............................30
Table 23 Functions of Jumpers X1-X6 ...................................31
Table 24 Default Jumper Settings.........................................34
Table 25 SA Panel Index Explanation ....................................34
Table 26 SE Panel Indicator Description ................................36
Table 27 SE Panel Interface Explanation ...............................37
Table 28 Functions of Jumpers X1-X6 ...................................38
Table 29 Default Jumper Settings.........................................40
Table 30 PM Panel Indicator Description ................................42
Table 31 PM Interface Description ........................................43
Table 32 PM Panel Button ...................................................43
Table 33 PM Panel Index Explanation....................................43
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Table 34 FA Panel Indicator Explanation ................................45

Table 35 FA Panel Index Explanation ....................................45
Table 36 TAM PANEL INDICATOR EXPLANATION .....................47
Table 37 TAM PANEL KEY EXPLANATION................................47
Table 38 Pin Description of Cables Supporting 8 E1 Links ........51
Table 39 Pin Description of Cables Supporting 4 E1 Links ........54
Table 40 120 E1/100 T1 Pin Descriptions ........................56
Table 41 Pin Description of Straight Ethernet Cable ................58
Table 42 Pin Description of Cross-Connect Ethernet Cable .......58
Table 43 SFP Cable Signal Explanation..................................60
Table 44 Description of Pins of SA Panel Cable and End B1 ......61
Table 45 Description of Pins of SA Panel Cable and End B2/B3...62
Table 46 Pin Description of Input/Output Dry Contact
Interface Cable..................................................64
Table 47 Pin Description of RS232/RS485 Monitoring Cable .....65
Table 48 GPS Antenna Technical Indices................................77
Table 49 GPS Feeder Cable Technical Indices .........................78
Table 50 One-in-one GPS Arrester Technical Indices ...............79
Table 51 Two-in-one GPS Arrester Technical Indices ...............79
Table 52 GPS Feeder Connector Technical Indices...................80
Table 53 GPS Feeder Grounding Kit Technical Indexes.............81
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Glossary
AISG
- Antenna Interface Standards Group
BBU
- BaseBand Unit
- Battery Backup Unit
BSC
- Base Station Controller
FS
- Fabric Switch Module
GPS
- Global Positioning System
Iub
- Interface between an RNC and a Node B
LMT
- Local Maintenance Terminal
RNC
- Radio Network Controller
RRU
- Remote Radio Unit
SA
-
Site Alarm Module

Security Association
Selective Availability
Source Active
SE
- Selection Element
- Service Enabler
UE
- User Equipment
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ZXSDR BS8800 U240

Indoor UMTS Macro Node B

First Edition (V4.00.30.05)

1.Electrical specification, protocol and capacity of

1. The principles of RSU40U216, CC, BPC, FS, SA, SE,

Serial Number: sjzl20098371

Plug-in Boxes ....................................................7

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ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Hardware Description

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Antenna Feeder System .................................. 67

GPS Antenna Feeder System .......................... 75

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ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Hardware Description

GPS Antenna ................................................................76

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Introduce the product overview

Introduce the ZXSDR BS8800

Chapter 3 Plug-in Boxes

Introduce the ZXSDR BS8800

Introduce the function, indicator,

Introduce the cable of ZXSDR

Chapter 6 Antenna Feeder System

Introduce the composition,

Chapter 7 GPS Antenna Feeder

Introduce the structure,

Base station system engineers

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The system seperates baseband and RF parts, providing high

The RF unit is located in the local cabinet with high flexibility.

The cabinet is designed as off-the-wall installation in order to

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ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Hardware Description

TABLE 1 RF LAYER DESCRIPTION

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For the boards configured at each slots of the baseband layer

The default configuration: 1; for

The default configuration: 1; for

The slot number is as Figure 3 shows.

Power distribution subrack is used to distribute power to the

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ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Hardware Description

1U ventilation subrack performs heat dissipation for BBUs. One

Lightning protection subrack is used to protect the signals led

1. If hoisting is needed in cabinet installation, the hoisting eye

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Power distribution box

Power Distribution Box Front Plate

The front plate table of power distribution box is shown in Table 3.

Power switch of the

ON stands for power is

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ZXSDR BS8800 U240 Hardware Description

BBU1 power switch

ON stands for power is

BBU2 power switch