00350950-Installation Guide (For 18TRX) - (V300R008 - 02)

BTS3012
V300R008
Installation Guide(for 18TRX)
Issue
02
Date
2008-04-30
Part Number
00350950
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Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................1
1 Safety Precautions......................................................................................................................1-1
2 BTS3012 Cabinet (for 18 TRXs)................................................................................................2-1
2.1 Appearance of the BTS3012 Cabinet..............................................................................................................2-2
2.2 Physical Structure of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs).........................................................................................2-2
2.3 Cable Distribution of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs).........................................................................................2-4
2.4 Engineering Specifications of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)...........................................................................2-7
3 Space and Position Requirements for the BTS3012 Installation......................................3-1

4 Preparations for Installing the BTS3012................................................................................4-1
4.1 Unpacking the Cases and Checking the Items................................................................................................4-2
4.2 BTS3012 Mounting Tools...............................................................................................................................4-3
5 Installing the BTS3012..............................................................................................................5-1

6 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet...............................................................................................6-1
6.1 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the Concrete Floor with Sufficient Load Capacity.................................6-2
6.2 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the Concrete Ground with Insufficient Load Capacity...........................6-7
6.2.1 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on a Bearing Wall...............................................................................6-8
6.2.2 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on a Spandrel Girder.........................................................................6-14
6.3 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the ESD Floor.......................................................................................6-20
6.4 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in a Cabinet Group Side by Side...............................................................6-29
6.5 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in a Cabinet Group of the BTS3012 and the BTS312...............................6-31
6.6 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in the Hybrid Group of the BTS3012 and the BTS30...............................6-34
7 Installing the Power Cables and Equipotential Cables of the BTS3012.........................7-1

7.1 Installing the BTS3012 Power Cables (-48 V)................................................................................................7-2
7.2 Installing the BTS3012 PGND Cables............................................................................................................7-5
7.3 Installing the BTS3012 Equipotential Cables.................................................................................................7-6
8 Installing the BTS3012 Boards and Modules........................................................................8-1

8.1 List of the BTS3012 Boards and Modules (for 18 TRXs)..............................................................................8-2
8.2 Preparations for Installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE Boards and Modules.................................................8-3
8.3 Installing the DTMU, DATU, DEMU, DABB, DPTU, and DGPS................................................................8-4
8.4 Installing the DTRU........................................................................................................................................8-5
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8.5 Installing the DDPU, DCOM, DFCU, and DFCB..........................................................................................8-6

8.6 Installing the DMLC, DELC, and DSAC.......................................................................................................8-7
9 Installing the BTS3012 Cables.................................................................................................9-1

9.1 List of the BTS3012 Cables............................................................................................................................9-2
9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS.................................................................................................................9-9
9.3 Installing the Power Cables of the BTS3012 Busbar....................................................................................9-11
9.4 Installing the BTS3012 Transmission Cables...............................................................................................9-13
9.4.1 Installing the E1 Cable of the BTS3012...............................................................................................9-13
9.4.2 Installing the Optical Cable of the BTS3012.......................................................................................9-16
9.4.3 Installing the Ethernet Cable from the DPTU of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE to a Routing Device.....9-17
9.5 Installing the BTS3012 RF Cables................................................................................................................9-18
9.5.1 Installing the Internal RF Signal Cables in the BTS3012 Cabinet.......................................................9-18
9.5.2 Installing the Cross-Cabinet RF Signal Cables of the BTS3012.........................................................9-19
9.5.3 Installing the Indoor 1/2-Inch Jumper of the BTS3012.......................................................................9-22
9.5.4 Installing the Lightning Arrester and 2/5-Inch Feeder of the BTS3012..............................................9-22
9.5.5 Installing the GPS Signal Transfer Cable of the BTS3012..................................................................9-25
9.6 Installing the BTS3012 Signal Cables..........................................................................................................9-28
9.6.1 Installing the Combining Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE.....................9-29
9.6.2 Installing the Four-In-One Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE...................9-31
9.6.3 Installing the Signal Cable Between the DFCB and the DFCU of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE..........9-31
9.6.4 Installing the Power Detection Cables of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE.................................................9-32
9.6.5 Installing the Diversity Receive Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE..........9-33
9.6.6 Installing the Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable of the BTS3012..........................................9-33
9.6.7 Installing the Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable for the Combined Cabinets.........................9-34
9.6.8 Installing the Boolean Input Cable of the BTS3012............................................................................9-34
9.6.9 Installing the Boolean Output Cable of the BTS3012..........................................................................9-35
9.6.10 Installing the EAC Signal Cable of the BTS3012..............................................................................9-35
9.6.11 Installing the Dedicated Monitoring Signal Cable of the BTS3012..................................................9-36
9.6.12 Installing the Signal Cable for the Environment Monitoring Device of the BTS3012......................9-36
9.6.13 Installing the RET Control Signal Cable of the BTS3012.................................................................9-37
9.6.14 Installing the Signal Cable Between the DCTB and the DAFU Subrack of the BTS3012................9-37
9.6.15 Installing the Signal Cables for BTS3012 Cabinet Groups................................................................9-37
9.6.16 Installing the Signal Cable for the Hybrid Group of the BTS3012 and BTS312/BTS30..................9-38
9.6.17 Installing the Short-Circuiting Cable for the Active and Standby DPTUs of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
.......................................................................................................................................................................9-39
9.7 Installing the Cables Between the Sidepower and the BTS3012..................................................................9-40
9.7.1 Installing the Power Cable Between the Sidepower and the BTS3012...............................................9-40
9.7.2 Installing the Alarm Cable Between the Sidepower and the BTS3012...............................................9-41
9.8 Installing the Cable Between the EMU and the BTS3012............................................................................9-41
9.8.1 Installing the Alarm Signal Cable Between the EMU and the BTS3012............................................9-41
9.9 Installing the Cable Between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012.........................................................................9-42
9.9.1 Installing the Alarm Signal Cable Between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012..........................................9-42
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10 Installing the BTS3012 Sensors...........................................................................................10-1

10.1 Fixing the BTS3012 Sensors.......................................................................................................................10-2
10.2 Connecting the Sensors to the BTS3012 Cabinet.......................................................................................10-3
11 Checking the Hardware Installation of the BTS3012......................................................11-1

11.1 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS Cabinet.......................................................................................11-5
11.2 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS Cables.........................................................................................11-6
11.3 Checklist for the Sanitation in the Installation Environment......................................................................11-8
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Figures
Figures
Figure 1-1 Wearing an ESD wrist strap...............................................................................................................1-6
Figure 1-2 Fully unfolded A-shaped ladder.........................................................................................................1-8
Figure 1-3 Ladder slant........................................................................................................................................1-9
Figure 1-4 Using long ladder in a safe way..........................................................................................................1-9
Figure 1-5 Ladder placed one meter above the supporting structure.................................................................1-10
Figure 1-6 Weight hoisting.................................................................................................................................1-10
Figure 1-7 Laying down and placing the cabinet upright...................................................................................1-11
Figure 2-1 BTS3012 cabinet................................................................................................................................2-2
Figure 2-2 Fully configured BTS3012 cabinet.....................................................................................................2-3
Figure 2-3 Cable distribution on the cabinet front...............................................................................................2-5
Figure 2-4 Internal cable distribution on the cabinet top.....................................................................................2-6
Figure 3-1 Layout of a single BTS3012 cabinet with base A (unit: mm)............................................................3-2
Figure 3-2 Layout of a single BTS3012 cabinet with base B (unit: mm)............................................................3-2
Figure 3-3 Layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base A (unit: mm).........................................................3-3
Figure 3-4 Layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base B (unit: mm)..........................................................3-3
Figure 3-5 Layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base A and base B (unit: mm).......................................3-4
Figure 3-6 Layout of the BTS312 and BTS3012 cabinets with base A (unit: mm).............................................3-4
Figure 3-7 Layout of the BTS312 and BTS3012 cabinets with base B (unit: mm).............................................3-5
Figure 6-1 Installation directions of the cabinets.................................................................................................6-2
Figure 6-2 Installing the Expansion Bolt.............................................................................................................6-3
Figure 6-3 Disassembling the Expansion Bolt.....................................................................................................6-4
Figure 6-4 Assembling the base (unit: mm).........................................................................................................6-4
Figure 6-5 Measuring the levelness of the insulation plate..................................................................................6-5
Figure 6-6 Pushing the Cabinet............................................................................................................................6-5
Figure 6-7 Fixing the cabinet and the base...........................................................................................................6-6
Figure 6-8 Measuring the Resistance Between the Cabinet and the Expansion Bolts.........................................6-6
Figure 6-9 Drilling holes on the U-steels (unit: mm)...........................................................................................6-9
Figure 6-10 Determining positions for the U-steels (unit: mm).........................................................................6-10
Figure 6-11 Installing the U-steels between the bearing walls...........................................................................6-11
Figure 6-12 Installing the base (unit: mm).........................................................................................................6-11
Figure 6-13 Pushing the Cabinet........................................................................................................................6-12
Figure 6-14 Fixing the cabinet and the base.......................................................................................................6-13
Figure 6-15 Measuring the Resistance Between the Cabinet and the Expansion Bolts.....................................6-13
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Figure 6-16 Drilling holes for fixing the base on the U-steel and for fixing the U-steel on the floor (unit: mm)
.............................................................................................................................................................................6-15
Figure 6-17 Determining positions for the U-steels (unit: mm).........................................................................6-15
Figure 6-18 Installing the Expansion Bolt.........................................................................................................6-16
Figure 6-19 Disassembling the Expansion Bolt.................................................................................................6-17
Figure 6-20 Securing the U-steels......................................................................................................................6-17
Figure 6-21 Installing the base (unit: mm).........................................................................................................6-18
Figure 6-25 Installation directions of the cabinets.............................................................................................6-21
Figure 6-26 Structure of the support of A600 series..........................................................................................6-21
Figure 6-27 Connecting the support and the ESD floor.....................................................................................6-23
Figure 6-28 Positioning the Support..................................................................................................................6-23
Figure 6-29 Installing the Expansion Bolt.........................................................................................................6-24
Figure 6-30 Disassembling the Expansion Bolt.................................................................................................6-25
Figure 6-31 Installing the A600 support under the ESD floor...........................................................................6-26
Figure 6-32 Assembling the base (unit: mm).....................................................................................................6-27
Figure 6-36 Connecting cabinets from the top...................................................................................................6-30
Figure 6-37 Installing the lightning protection failure alarm cables..................................................................6-31
Figure 6-38 Connecting the equipotential cable to the BTS3012 cabinet..........................................................6-32
Figure 6-39 Connecting the equipotential cable to the BTS312 cabinet............................................................6-32
Figure 6-40 Connecting the equipotential cable to the BTS3012 cabinet..........................................................6-35
Figure 7-1 Removing the Protection Covers........................................................................................................7-2
Figure 7-2 Installing the power cables.................................................................................................................7-3
Figure 7-3 Fixing the Power Cables.....................................................................................................................7-4
Figure 7-4 Installing OT terminals of multiple cables.........................................................................................7-5
Figure 7-5 Installing the PGND Cable Between the DC Lightning Arrester and the Protection Grounding Bar
...............................................................................................................................................................................7-6
Figure 7-6 Connecting the equipotential cables for the combined cabinets.........................................................7-7
Figure 8-1 Installing the board.............................................................................................................................8-5
Figure 8-2 Handles on the front panel hooking into the subrack.........................................................................8-5
Figure 8-3 Installing the modules.........................................................................................................................8-7
Figure 8-4 Boards in the BTS3012 set-on-top subrack........................................................................................8-8
Figure 8-5 Installing the board in the subrack on top of the cabinet....................................................................8-8
Figure 9-1 Distribution of busbar power cables.................................................................................................9-12
Figure 9-2 TR port on the DELU.......................................................................................................................9-14
Figure 9-3 E1 cable............................................................................................................................................9-15
Figure 9-4 E1 cable connection (to the cabinet).................................................................................................9-16
Figure 9-5 Installing the RF signal cables between A cabinets..........................................................................9-20
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Figure 9-6 Installing the RF signal cables between A cabinet and B cabinet....................................................9-21
Figure 9-7 Installing the lightning arrester of the antenna system.....................................................................9-24
Figure 9-8 Installing the 2/5-Inch feeder............................................................................................................9-25
Figure 9-9 Leading the GPS signal transfer cable into the cabinet....................................................................9-26
Figure 9-10 Routing the GPS signal transfer cable inside the cabinet...............................................................9-27
Figure 9-11 Connecting the combining short-circuiting signal cables (black)..................................................9-30
Figure 9-12 Installing the short-circuiting cable for the active and standby DPTUs.........................................9-39
Figure 9-13 Installing the power cables.............................................................................................................9-40
Figure 9-14 Installing the alarm cable................................................................................................................9-41
Figure 9-15 Installing the signal cable for the external environment alarm box................................................9-42
Figure 10-1 Connecting the DMLC to the DDF box.........................................................................................10-3
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Tables
Tables
Table 2-1 Cable distribution in the cabinet.......................................................................................................... 2-6
Table 2-2 Dimensions (appearance).....................................................................................................................2-7
Table 2-3 Weight of the cabinet...........................................................................................................................2-8
Table 2-4 Specifications of the power input.........................................................................................................2-8
Table 2-5 Power Consumption.............................................................................................................................2-8
Table 4-1 List of tools and instruments................................................................................................................4-3
Table 6-1 Comparison between different installation methods............................................................................6-7
Table 6-2 Relation between the four types of supports and the height of the ESD floor...................................6-22
Table 6-3 Settings of the DIP switches on the CMB..........................................................................................6-33
Table 6-4 Settings of the DIP switches on the TDU..........................................................................................6-33
Table 6-5 Settings of the S1 and S3 DIP switches on the TRB..........................................................................6-33
Table 6-6 Settings of the S5 and S6 DIP switches on the TRB..........................................................................6-34
Table 6-7 Settings of the S1 DIP switches on the CMB....................................................................................6-35
Table 6-10 Settings of the S4 DIP switches on the CMB..................................................................................6-36
Table 6-11 Settings of the S5 DIP switches on the CMB..................................................................................6-37
Table 6-12 Settings of the DIP switches on the TDU........................................................................................6-37
Table 6-13 Settings of the DIP switches on the TRB.........................................................................................6-37
Table 6-14 Settings of the DIP switches on the PWB........................................................................................6-38
Table 8-1 BTS3012 Boards and Modules............................................................................................................ 8-2
Table 9-1 List of the BTS3012 cables..................................................................................................................9-2
Table 11-1 Checklist for indoor equipment installation.....................................................................................11-5
Table 11-2 Checklist for the installation of the power cables and grounding cables.........................................11-6
Table 11-3 Checklist for the installation of the signal cables.............................................................................11-7
Table 11-4 Checklist for the sanitation in the installation environment.............................................................11-8
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About This Document
About This Document
Purpose
This document describes the procedures for installing the cabinet, boards, modules, and cables
of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs) and provides a checklist for hardware installation.
Product Version
The following table lists the product versions related to this document.
Product Name
Product Version
BTS3012
V300R004
V300R005
V300R006
V300R008
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
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Technical support engineers
BTS installers
Change History
For changes in the document, refer to Changes in BTS3012 Installation Guide (for 18
TRXs).
Organization
1 Safety Precautions
This topic covers the safety precautions you must take when installing and maintaining the
network equipment.
2 BTS3012 Cabinet (for 18 TRXs)
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The BTS3012 cabinet consists of the common subrack, DAFU subrack, DTRU subrack, fan
subrack, transmission subrack, and set-on-top subrack. The BTS3012 cabinet is designed in
compliance with the IEC60297 standard. It has a modular structure. The cabinet is used to process
the signals within the BTS.
3 Space and Position Requirements for the BTS3012 Installation
This topic describes the space and position requirements for the BTS3012 installation. The
equipment layout must be reasonable, feasible, and neat. The BTS3012 cabinet installation
modes are single-cabinet installation, multi-cabinet installation, and BTS3012-BTS312 cabinet
installation.
4 Preparations for Installing the BTS3012
This describes the preparations for installing the BTS3012. Before installing the BTS3012, you
need to check the items in the cases and keep the installation tools ready.
5 Installing the BTS3012
This describes how to install the BTS3012. Installing the BTS3012 consists of installing the
cabinet, boards and modules, and cables of the BTS3012.
6 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet
This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet. When installing the BTS3012 cabinet on
site, choose different installation methods based on different conditions in the equipment room.
7 Installing the Power Cables and Equipotential Cables of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the power cables and equipotential cables of the BTS3012.
8 Installing the BTS3012 Boards and Modules
This describes how to install the boards and modules in the BTS3012 cabinet. If the boards and
modules are installed before delivery, skip this step.
9 Installing the BTS3012 Cables
This describes how to install the BTS3012 cables. The cables are classified into power cables,
PGND cables, busbar power cables, E1 cables, and signal cables.
10 Installing the BTS3012 Sensors
This describes how to install the BTS3012 sensors. The sensors consist of the door control sensor,
water sensor, smoke sensor, infrared sensor, and humidity and temperature sensor.
11 Checking the Hardware Installation of the BTS3012
This describes how to check the hardware installation of the BTS3012. The hardware installation
check consists of equipment installation check, cable check, and installation environment check.
Conventions
1. Symbol Conventions
The following symbols may be found in this document. They are defined as follows

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Symbol
Description
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk that, if not avoided,

will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazard with a medium or low level of risk which, if
not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided,
could cause equipment damage, data loss, and performance
degradation, or unexpected results.
Indicates a tip that may help you solve a problem or save your
time.
TIP
Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement

important points of the main text.
NOTE
2. General Conventions
Convention
Description
Times New Roman
Normal paragraphs are in Times New Roman.
Boldface
Names of files,directories,folders,and users are in boldface. For

example,log in as user root .
Italic
Book titles are in italics.
Courier New
Terminal display is in Courier New.
3. Command Conventions
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Description
Boldface
The keywords of a command line are in boldface.
Italic
Command arguments are in italic.
[]
Items (keywords or arguments) in square brackets [ ] are optional.
{x | y | ...}
Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by vertical

bars.One is selected.
[ x | y | ... ]
Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets and

separated by vertical bars.One or none is selected.
{ x | y | ... } *

bars.A minimum of one or a maximum of all can be selected.

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Convention
Description
[ x | y | ... ] *

bars.A minimum of zero or a maximum of all can be selected.
4. GUI Conventions
Convention
Description
Boldface
Buttons,menus,parameters,tabs,window,and dialog titles are in

boldface. For example,click OK.
>
Multi-level menus are in boldface and separated by the ">" signs.

For example,choose File > Create > Folder .
5. Keyboard Operation
Convention
Description
Key
Press the key.For example,press Enter and press Tab.
Key1+Key2
Press the keys concurrently.For example,pressing Ctrl+Alt+A

means the three keys should be pressed concurrently.
Key1,Key2
Press the keys in turn.For example,pressing Alt,A means the two

keys should be pressed in turn.
6. Mouse Operation
Action
Description
Click
Select and release the primary mouse button without moving the
pointer.
Double-click
Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and quickly

without moving the pointer.
Drag
Press and hold the primary mouse button and move the pointer
to a certain position.

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Safety Precautions
This topic covers the safety precautions you must take when installing and maintaining the
network equipment.
1 User Guide
CAUTION
Before performing any operation, read the operation instructions and precautions to prevent
accidents. Indications such as Caution, Attention, Warning, and Danger in related documents
are additional information. They do not contain all the safety precautions for operations. Stick
to local safety regulations during the operations.
Safety precautions described in this document are additional information and supplement local
safety regulations.
When operating on Huawei products and equipment, stick to the precautions and safety
instructions. Safety warnings listed in the document indicate the risks or danger Huawei is aware
of. Huawei is not liable for the consequence resulting from the violation of universal regulation
for safety operations and safety codes on design, production, and equipment use.
Engineers involved in installation and maintenance of Huawei products should undergo training.
Before performing any operation such as equipment installation and maintenance, they should
get familiar with proper operation methods and safety precautions.
2 Symbols
Safety symbols listed in this document are categorized into Danger, Caution, and Note. The
safety instruction lies to the right of the symbol. The detailed explanation of the safety
precautions is given below the symbol.
DANGER
This symbol indicates that casualty or serious accident may occur if you ignore the safety
instruction.
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CAUTION
This symbol indicates that serious or major injury may occur if you ignore the safety instruction.
NOTE
This symbol indicates that the operation may be easier if you pay attention to the safety instruction.
3 Toxic Articles
Beryllium Oxide
CAUTION
Some equipment parts use toxic beryllium oxide.
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Beryllium oxide harms humans only when equipment parts carrying beryllium oxide are
damaged. Engineers who touch or handle the parts should be aware of the characteristics
of the component and adopt related preventive measures in advance.
Many parts of the equipment carry beryllium oxide, such as power amplifier circuit and
combiner circuit. Do not lay parts or modules in the environment where mechanical damage
or discharging of beryllium oxide may occur.
Dispose of parts carrying beryllium with care. Stick to local safety regulations for the
treatment of chemicals or waste that has beryllium oxide.
Hydrochloride
CAUTION
Some parts use hydrochloride. If burned, these parts generate toxic gases.
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Take preventive measures so that the parts do not get burned.
Dispose of burned waste with care. Stick to local safety regulations for the treatment of
parts or waste that has hydrochloride.
When disposing of the parts or waste, take necessary measures to avoid inhaling toxic gases.
Hydrofluoride
CAUTION
Some parts use hydrofluoride. If burned, these parts generate toxic gases.
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Dispose of burned waste with care. Stick to local safety regulations for the treatment of
parts or waste that has hydrofluoride.
When disposing of the parts or waste, adopt necessary measures to avoid inhaling toxic
gases.
4 Electric Safety
High Voltage
DANGER
High-voltage power supply is required for the operation of the equipment. Direct or indirect
contact with damp objects connected to high-voltage wires or mains supply may be fatal.
CAUTION
Improper high-voltage operations may result in accidents such as fire and electric shocks. Stick
to local codes and regulations when routing the AC power cables. Engineers handling highvoltage operations should be qualified and trained.
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When mounting the AC power supply equipment, stick to the local safety regulations.
Engineers involved in mounting AC power supply devices should be qualified in highvoltage and AC power operations.
Do not wear any electrical conductors such as watch, hand chain, bracelet or ring during
the operation.
If the cabinet is wet, switch off the power supply immediately.
Keep the equipment dry in humid environment.
Power Cable
CAUTION
Do not install or remove live power wires. Contact between power cables and conductors may
cause electric spark or arc, thereby causing fire or eye injury.
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Switch off the power supply before installing or removing the power cables.
Before connecting the cables, make sure that the cable and the cable tag to be used match
the actual installation.
Labels on the Cable
CAUTION
Before connecting the cables, ensure that their labels are correct.
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Binding the Signal Cable
CAUTION
Bind the signal cable and the power cable separately. When the signal cable and the power cable
are parallel, the distance between them inside the cabinet should be at least 10 mm [0.39 in.].
The distance between the signal cable and the power cable outside the cabinet should be at least
100 mm [3.9 in.].
Leakage Current
CAUTION
To avoid large leakage current, ground the equipment before connecting it to the power supply.
Before feeding AC input power to the equipment, connect the grounding terminal of the
equipment housing to the earth. The purpose is to avoid electric shock to human body due to
current leakage. The current is caused by the EMI filter earth capacitance of the equipment AC
input terminal or the Y capacitance of primary power supply.
Fuse
CAUTION
Do not install or remove active fuses.
Tools
CAUTION
High-voltage and AC power operations require special tools instead of general-purpose or
makeshift tools.
Drilling Holes
CAUTION
Do not drill holes on the cabinet without prior permission. Improper drilling may damage the
connections and cables inside the cabinet. Metal filings from the drilling may cause short-circuit
to the board if the fillings fall into the cabinet.
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Protect your eyes while drilling. Flying metal filings may hurt your eyes or skin.
Prevent metal filings from falling into the cabinet.
Improper drilling reduces electromagnetic shielding performance of the cabinet.
After drilling, remove all the metal filings immediately.
Thunderstorm
DANGER
Do not operate on towers or poles with high voltage and AC power during thunderstorms.
Thunderstorms can generate powerful electromagnetic field in the atmosphere. Ground the
equipment properly to prevent the equipment from lightning.
Inflammable Objects
DANGER
Do not place the equipment in an environment where inflammable objects, explosives or smog
exists. Do not perform any operation in this environment.
5 ESD Protection
NOTE
A mini BTS has no requirements for ESD operation.
CAUTION
Static electricity generated on human body may damage the electrostatic-sensitive parts of the
circuit board, such as large-scale integrated circuit.
Wear an ESD wrist strap correctly and insert the ESD plug into the ESD connector. Wear the
strap tightly, as shown in Figure 1-1.
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Figure 1-1 Wearing an ESD wrist strap

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(1) ESD connector on the cabinet
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(2) ESD plug
(3) ESD wrist strap
In dry climate, the electrostatic charge carried by the human body may reach 30 kV. The
charge remains in the human body for a long time. The contact between the operator and
the equipment parts that have electric discharge damages the parts. Before handling any
board or module, wear an ESD wrist strap to discharge the electrostatic electricity.
Before touching the equipment, board, or IC chip, wear an ESD wrist strap with one end
properly grounded.
The line between the ESD wrist strap and the grounding point should be in serial connection
with a resistance greater than 1 megaohm to prevent accidental shock. Check the ESD wrist
strap regularly. Do not use another cable to replace the cable pre-installed on the ESD wrist
strap.
Electrostatic-sensitive board or module should not come in contact with the objects that
have electrostatic or the objects that may easily generate electrostatic charge. For example,
the electrostatic-sensitive device may carry electrostatic charge if the packing bag or
conveyer box made of insulating materials comes in contact with the conveyer belt, and
then that device may be damaged due to current leakage when it comes in contact with the
human body or the ground.
Electrostatic-sensitive board or module should be packed with discharging materials of

superior quality, such as the ESD bag. The board in stock or in transportation should be
packed in an ESD bag.
Before connecting the measurement device to a board or module, discharge its electrostatic
charge by grounding that device.
Keep the board or module away from strong DC magnetic field, for example, cathode ray
tube of the display. The distance between the board and the tube should be at least 10 cm.
Damage caused by electrostatic charge is accumulative in effect. If the damage is slight,

the component does not malfunction. As the damage increases, however, the parts may
suddenly fail. There are two types of damages: explicit damage and implicit damage.
Implicit damage is invisible. In case of over-voltage and high-temperature, the parts may
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6 Microwave and Magnetic Field
CAUTION
When operating on high intensity RF signal equipment, remember that high-intensity microwave
is detrimental to human health.
The equipment antenna in service produces electromagnetic radiation. Standing too close to the
antenna is against safety codes. Ask only trained and qualified engineers to install the equipment
and maintain it.
7 Laser
CAUTION
The laser beam inside optical fibers may harm your eyes.
When installing and maintaining optical cables, keep your eyes away from or avoid looking
directly at the optical cable connector.
8 High Temperature
CAUTION
The temperature of some equipment parts may be rather high. Do not touch the surface of such
equipment parts to avoid getting burnt.
9 Working at a Height
General Operation
CAUTION
When working at a height, be cautious about objects falling down from a height.
High-altitude operations must be in compliance with the related national high-altitude operation
codes.
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High-altitude operators must be trained.
Take care of the machines and tools at hand and prevent them from falling.
Place the tools back into the tool bag immediately after using them.
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Take safety measures, for example, wear helmet and safety belt.
Wear warm clothes before performing high-altitude operations in cold regions.
Inspect the equipment used for lifting objects, before working at a height.
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Check the ladder before using it. Make sure the ladder is safe for use. Do not overload the
ladder.
Take safety measures. For example, ask somebody to support the ladder when the slant
range of the ladder is over 5 m [16.4 ft], when the upright double-foot ladder is over 3 m
[9.8 ft] high, or when you work in a dangerous situation. Unfold the A-shaped ladder fully,
as shown in Figure 1-2.
The slant of the ladder must be 75, as shown in Figure 1-3. When using the ladder, place
the wider end of the ladder against the ground or take protective measures against skidding.
Put the ladder in a secure place. Do not place the ladder against a carton or stone that is
likely to get tripped.
When climbing the ladder, face the ladder and keep your gravity center steady. To ensure
safety, keep both the feet on the ladder steps and grasp the ladder with one hand, as shown
in Figure 1-4. Do not climb the ladder beyond the highest four steps. If you want to climb
to the rooftop, the length of the ladder should be one meter higher than the supporting
structure, as shown in Figure 1-5.
Figure 1-2 Fully unfolded A-shaped ladder
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Figure 1-3 Ladder slant
Figure 1-4 Using long ladder in a safe way
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Figure 1-5 Ladder placed one meter above the supporting structure
1m
ladder
10 Other Items
Weight Lifting
CAUTION
Do not move under the gib arm or the goods in suspension when hoisting the weight.
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The weight hoisting operators should be trained and qualified. Check weight hoisting tools
in advance. Start lifting objects only when the weight hoisting tools are firmly fixed onto
the weight-bearing object or the main wall.
The slant of the cabinet-top bearing cable for hoisting should not be greater than 90 to
prevent the cable from breaking, as shown in Figure 1-6.
Figure 1-6 Weight hoisting
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Moving of Heavy Objects
CAUTION
When moving heavy objects such as cabinet, be prepared for weight bearing to avoid bruise by
the heavy object.
At least two or three persons should be ready to install or maintain the cabinet, for example,
slanting, tilting, or placing the cabinet upright. When the cabinet gravity slants over 10, the
cabinet may topple.
Figure 1-7 shows how to lay down and place the cabinet upright.
Figure 1-7 Laying down and placing the cabinet upright
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Sharp Edge of Objects
CAUTION
When handling the equipment, wear gloves to prevent injury from sharp edges.
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BTS3012 Cabinet (for 18 TRXs)
About This Chapter

The BTS3012 cabinet consists of the common subrack, DAFU subrack, DTRU subrack, fan
subrack, transmission subrack, and set-on-top subrack. The BTS3012 cabinet is designed in
compliance with the IEC60297 standard. It has a modular structure. The cabinet is used to process
the signals within the BTS.
2.1 Appearance of the BTS3012 Cabinet
This describes the BTS3012 cabinet, which is designed in compliance with the IEC60297
standard. The BTS3012 cabinet is purple gray in color and vertical in appearance.
2.2 Physical Structure of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)
This describes the physical structure of the BTS3012. The BTS3012 consists of the BTS3012
cabinet, antenna subsystem, and operation and maintenance (OM) equipment.
2.3 Cable Distribution of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)
This describes the cable distribution of the BTS3012. It covers the cable distribution on the
cabinet front and that on the cabinet top.
2.4 Engineering Specifications of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)
This describes the BTS3012 engineering specifications, which consist of the dimensions, weight,
power supply, and power consumption.
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2.1 Appearance of the BTS3012 Cabinet

This describes the BTS3012 cabinet, which is designed in compliance with the IEC60297
standard. The BTS3012 cabinet is purple gray in color and vertical in appearance.
Figure 2-1 shows the BTS3012 cabinet.
Figure 2-1 BTS3012 cabinet
2.2 Physical Structure of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)

This describes the physical structure of the BTS3012. The BTS3012 consists of the BTS3012
cabinet, antenna subsystem, and operation and maintenance (OM) equipment.
Physical Structure of the BTS3012 Cabinet

The components of the BTS3012 cabinet are the DAFU subrack, DTRU subrack, fan subrack,
common subrack, signal lightning protection subrack, transmission subrack, and power
distribution unit.
Figure 2-2 shows a fully configured BTS3012 cabinet in S6/6/6 configuration.
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Figure 2-2 Fully configured BTS3012 cabinet

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(6) DAFU subrack
(7) Power distribution unit
(8) Signal lightning protection subrack
DAFU subrack
The DAFU subrack can be configured with the DDPU, DCOM, DFCU, or DFCB.
For details on the DAFU subrack, refer to BTS3012 RF Front-End Subsystem.
DTRU subrack
The DTRU subracks can hold up to nine DTRUs.
For details on the DTRU subrack, refer to BTS3012 Double-Transceiver Subsystem.
Fan subrack
The fan subrack is configured with one fan box that holds four fans and one fan monitoring
board. The fan monitoring board detects the temperature at the air inlets at the bottom of
the cabinet and automatically adjusts the fan speed.
For details on the fan subrack, refer to Fan Box.
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Common subrack
The common subrack is installed below the fan subrack. It holds the following parts:
DTMU
DEMU
DATU
DCSU
DCCU
DABB
DPTU
DGPS
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Signal lightning protection subrack

The signal lightning protection subrack is installed on top of the cabinet. It is configured
with the following boards:
DMLC
DELC
DSAC
For details on the functions of the signal lightning protection subrack, refer to Signal
Protection Subsystem of the BTS3012.
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Power distribution unit

The power distribution unit consists of the DC lightning arrester, EMI filter, PGND bar,
busbar terminal socket on top of the cabinet, and the busbar at the right of the cabinet.
For details on the power distribution unit, refer to BTS3012 Power Subsystem.
Transmission subrack
The transmission subrack is located below the common subrack. The transmission subrack
reserves space for installing the baseband unit (BBU). The SDH and microwave
transmission equipment can be installed in the transmission subrack.
Physical Structure of the Antenna Subsystem

For details on the antenna subsystem, refer to Antenna Subsystem of the BTS.
Physical Structure of the OM Equipment

For details on the OM equipment, refer to OM Subsystem of the BTS.
2.3 Cable Distribution of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)

This describes the cable distribution of the BTS3012. It covers the cable distribution on the
cabinet front and that on the cabinet top.
Cable Distribution on the Cabinet Front

Figure 2-3 shows the cable distribution on the cabinet front.
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Figure 2-3 Cable distribution on the cabinet front
NOTE
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The RF signal cables between the DTRU and DDPU shown in Figure 2-3 are connected based on the
S6/6/6 cell configuration. As there are many numbers of cables, for easy recognition, connections of
only the RF TX/RX cables are provided in sector 1.
The seven signal cables shown in Figure 2-3, namely, S10-S13 and S15-S17, are connected to the
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Internal Cable Distribution on the Cabinet Top

Figure 2-4 shows the internal cable distribution on the cabinet top.
Figure 2-4 Internal cable distribution on the cabinet top
S3
S2.1
P18
S3
External connection
of the power cables
S8
S5.1S5.2
P5
P19
P4
S2.2
GND
-48V -48V GND GND
S7
P3
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S1
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P5
S4
-48V -48V GND GND
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S4
P2
P1
P3
P2
P1
S20
S13.1
S13.2
Bias
Tee
S13.3 Bias
Tee
Bias
Tee
S13.4 Bias
Tee
S13.5
Bias
Tee
S13.6 Bias
Tee
S13
Singnal cable
Power cable
Cable Distribution in the Cabinet

Table 2-1 describes the cable distribution in the cabinet.
Table 2-1 Cable distribution in the cabinet
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Cable No.
Cable Name
Quantity
R1R3
RF TX Signal Cable
R4R9
RF RX Signal Cable
R10R15
Combining short-circuiting signal

cable
S1
Signal cable for combined cabinets
S2
Signal cable for cabinet groups
S3
Signal cable for the Environment

Monitoring Device
S4
Lightning Protection Failure Alarm

Cable
S5
E1 cable
S6
Boolean input cable
S7
Boolean output cable
S8
Dedicated monitoring signal cable

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Cable Name
Quantity
S9
Signal transfer cable for the Fan

subrack
S10
E1 signal transfer cable
S11
Boolean signal transfer cable
S12
Signal cables between the DCTB and

the DAFU subrack
S13
Control signal cable of the RET

antenna
S14
Signal cable between the DCSU and

the DTRB
S15
Signal cable for combined cabinets
S16
Baseband FH Signal Cable Between

the DCSU and the DTRB
S17
TOP signal cable between the DCCU/

DCSU and the DCTB
S18-S19
Power detection cable
S20
EAC signal cable
P1P2
Power cables
P3
PGND cables
P4P5
Power cables
P6P17
Busbar power cables
P18P19
Power cables
2.4 Engineering Specifications of the BTS3012 (for 18 TRXs)

This describes the BTS3012 engineering specifications, which consist of the dimensions, weight,
power supply, and power consumption.
Dimensions
Table 2-2 Dimensions (appearance)
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Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Cabinet
600
450
1600
Cabinet + set-on-top subrack
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Width (mm)
Depth (mm)
Height (mm)
Cabinet + set-on-top subrack

+ base
600
450
1686
Weight
Table 2-3 Weight of the cabinet
Configuration Type
Weight of the Cabinet (kg)
Empty cabinet (including the boards in the common

subrack)
120
Full configuration (S6/6/6)
220
Power Supply
The BTS3012 uses the -48 V DC that complies with the ETS 300 132-2 specification. Table
2-4 lists the specifications of the power input.
Table 2-4 Specifications of the power input
Power Type
Rated Value
Permissible Range
-48 V DC
-48 V DC
-40 V DC to -60 V DC
NOTE
The BTS3012 cabinet supports the 110 V AC, 220 V AC, and +24 V DC through an external power subrack.
Power Consumption
Table 2-5 lists the power consumption of the BTS3012 when the DTRUs are used.
Table 2-5 Power Consumption
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Configuration Type
Power
Consumption
Typical
value
40 W TRX, full configuration (S6/6/6 )
1350 W
Maximu
m value
Typical
value
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2700 W
60 W TRX, full configuration (S6/6/6 )

1650 W
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3 Space and Position Requirements for the BTS3012

Installation
Space and Position Requirements for the

BTS3012 Installation
This topic describes the space and position requirements for the BTS3012 installation. The
equipment layout must be reasonable, feasible, and neat. The BTS3012 cabinet installation
modes are single-cabinet installation, multi-cabinet installation, and BTS3012-BTS312 cabinet
installation.
Installation Requirements
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Do not install multiple cabinets on one slab if the floor of the equipment room is made of
precast slabs.
The side and rear of the cabinet can be installed against the wall. However, for moisture
proofing, the cabinet must be at lease 10 cm away from the wall.
The cabinets can be installed side by side.
At least 0.8 m wide of space must be reserved in front of the cabinet.
The cabinet must be as close as possible to the feeder window to reduce the length of the
feeder.
The levelness of the cabinet must be measured with a level bar. All the cabinets in the same
row must be in a horizontal line.
According to the positions of holes for the expansion bolts at the cabinet base, the BTS3012
cabinet base is categorized into base A and base B. The layout of cabinets should be based
on the base type.
Single-Cabinet Installation
Figure 3-1 shows the layout of a single BTS3012 cabinet with base A for installation.
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Figure 3-1 Layout of a single BTS3012 cabinet with base A (unit: mm)
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370+1
450
4N-16
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457 1
600
800
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(1) Outline of the cabinet (2) M12 expansion bolt hole (3) Front of the cabinet (4) Interior wall or reference
object
Figure 3-2 shows the layout of a single BTS3012 cabinet with base B for installation.
Figure 3-2 Layout of a single BTS3012 cabinet with base B (unit: mm)
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502
600
800
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(1) Outline of the cabinet (2) M12 expansion bolt hole (3) Auxiliary marking
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(5) Front of the cabinet (6) Cabinet installation base (7) Interior wall or
line
reference object
Multiple-Cabinet Installation
Figure 3-3 shows the layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base A for installation.
Figure 3-3 Layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base A (unit: mm)
600
600
600
24
1
450
3701
4N-16
2
3
800
4571
600
4571
600
4571
600
4571
600
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object
Figure 3-4 shows the layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base B for installation.
Figure 3-4 Layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base B (unit: mm)
600
394
600
600
20
1
3701 420 450
4N-20
2
800
200
200
200
200
502
600
502
600
502
600
502
600
board for the base

plate
line
reference object
Figure 3-5 shows the layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base A and base B for
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Figure 3-5 Layout of multiple BTS3012 cabinets with base A and base B (unit: mm)
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394
24
20
4N-20
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450 3701
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4571
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600
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Base A
Base B
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board for the base

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line
reference object
BTS3012-BTS312 Cabinet Installation

Figure 3-6 shows the layout of the BTS312 and BTS3012 cabinets with base A for installation.
Figure 3-6 Layout of the BTS312 and BTS3012 cabinets with base A (unit: mm)
24
625
50
3701 500
450 3701
3
800
4N-16
2
4571
600
BTS3012
4911
650
BTS312
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object
Figure 3-7 shows the layout of the BTS312 and BTS3012 cabinets with base B for installation.
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Figure 3-7 Layout of the BTS312 and BTS3012 cabinets with base B (unit: mm)
625
1
50
394
4N-20
500
420
3701 500
3701
800
3
200
5021
600
BTS3012
4
4911
650
BTS312
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board for the base

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Preparations for Installing the BTS3012
About This Chapter

This describes the preparations for installing the BTS3012. Before installing the BTS3012, you
need to check the items in the cases and keep the installation tools ready.
4.1 Unpacking the Cases and Checking the Items
This describes how to unpack the cases and check the items in the cases. Check whether the
cases delivered on site contain all the items mentioned in the packing list.
4.2 BTS3012 Mounting Tools
This describes the BTS3012 mounting tools. The BTS3012 mounting tools are classified into
the universal tools, special tools, and instruments.
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4.1 Unpacking the Cases and Checking the Items

This describes how to unpack the cases and check the items in the cases. Check whether the
cases delivered on site contain all the items mentioned in the packing list.
Context
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When transporting or moving the equipment, components, or parts, ensure that they do not
collide with doors, walls, shelves, or other objects.
When transporting, moving, or installing the equipment, components, or parts, avoid

touching their uncoated metal surfaces with sweaty or dirty gloves.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the number of products in the packing cases is the same as is mentioned in the
packing list.
If...
Then...
The number of products in the packing cases Go to Step 2.

is the same as is mentioned in the packing list,
The number of products in the packing cases Find the cause and send the feedback to the
is not the same as is mentioned in the packing local Huawei office.
list,
Step 2 Check whether the packing cases are intact.
If...
Then...
The packing cases are intact,
Go to Step 3.
The packing cases are severely damaged or Find the cause and send the feedback to the
soaked,
local Huawei office.
Step 3 Check whether the cases have the same number and types of items as are mentioned in the
packing list.
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If...
Then...
The number and types of items in the

packing cases are the same as are
mentioned in the packing list,
Sign the Packing List along with the customer.
If any item is missing or is wrongly

shipped,
Fill in the Article Problem Feedback Form.

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If...
Then...
The items are damaged,
Fill in the Cargo Replacement Application

Form.
WARNING
For the protection and future maintenance of equipment, store the unpacked equipment and
packing materials inside the equipment room. Take photos of the storage environment, the rusted
or corroded devices, and the damaged packing cases and packing materials. Document the
photos.
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4.2 BTS3012 Mounting Tools

This describes the BTS3012 mounting tools. The BTS3012 mounting tools are classified into
the universal tools, special tools, and instruments.
Table 4-1 lists the required tools and instruments.
Table 4-1 List of tools and instruments
Universal Tool
Measuring
tool
Long measuring tape and level bar
Marking tool
Marking pen, ink fountain, pencil
Drilling tool
Percussion drill (bits of 6, 10, and 16) and vacuum

cleaner
Fastening
tool
Straight screwdrivers:
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with blade width of 3 mm and blade thickness of 0.3

mm
with blade width of 5.6 mm and blade thickness of 0.6

mm
#2 cross screwdriver (diameter: 5 mm-6 mm)

Socket wrenches (13 mm and 18 mm)
Combination wrenches (13 mm and 18 mm)
Ratchet wrench (with a 16 mm socket and an 18 mm
socket)
Adjustable wrench (width of the biggest opening: at least
32 mm)
Small tool
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Auxiliary
tool
Brush, tweezers, paper knife, bellows, plumb, electric

iron, solder wire, prong, ladder, heat blower, solder
absorber, insulation tape
Special Tool
Earth resistance meter, ESD wrist strap, ESD gloves, cable peeler,
crimping pliers, feeder cutter, SMB crimping pliers, RJ-45 crimping
pliers, wire punchdown tool, wire cutter, non-conductive screwdriver,
safety knife, stripper for 75-ohm coaxial cables, connector crimping pliers
for 75-ohm coaxial cables, multi-purpose crimping pliers
Instrument
Multimeter, 500 V megohmmeter (for testing the insulation resistance),

BER tester, optical power meter
NOTE
The instruments must pass the calibration test before use.
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Installing the BTS3012
This describes how to install the BTS3012. Installing the BTS3012 consists of installing the
cabinet, boards and modules, and cables of the BTS3012.
Context
NOTE
If you decide to prepare devices, cables, and connectors by yourself or if you need to shorten the cables
with fixed length, contact Huawei engineers for confirmation.
Procedure
Step 1 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet.
Step 2 Installing the BTS3012 Boards and Modules. If the boards and modules are installed before
delivery, skip this step.
Step 3 Installing the BTS3012 Cables.
Step 4 Checking the Hardware Installation of the BTS3012.
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Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet
About This Chapter

This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet. When installing the BTS3012 cabinet on
site, choose different installation methods based on different conditions in the equipment room.
6.1 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the Concrete Floor with Sufficient Load Capacity
This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet with base B on the concrete floor with
sufficient load capacity (greater than 450 kg/m2).
6.2 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the Concrete Ground with Insufficient Load Capacity
insufficient load capacity (less than 450 kg/m2).
6.3 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the ESD Floor
The method of installing the BTS3012 cabinet with base B on the ESD floor varies with the type
of the floor. This describes a commonly used method.
6.4 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in a Cabinet Group Side by Side
This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet in a cabinet group side by side.
6.5 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in a Cabinet Group of the BTS3012 and the BTS312
This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet in a cabinet group of the BTS3012 and the
BTS312.
6.6 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in the Hybrid Group of the BTS3012 and the BTS30
BTS30.
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6.1 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the Concrete Floor

with Sufficient Load Capacity
sufficient load capacity (greater than 450 kg/m2).
Context
CAUTION
If the floor of the equipment room is made of precast slabs, do not install multiple cabinets on
one slab, as shown in Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1 Installation directions of the cabinets

1
Direction of the precast slab
(1) Cabinet
(2) Precast slab
Procedure
Step 1 Determine the position for installing the cabinet.
1.
According to the engineering design, determine the position for installing the cabinet.
2.
Place the insulation plate of the base on the floor and mark lines on the floor according to
the four installation holes in the plate.
NOTE
Use an auxiliary marking board for the base to determine the front of the insulation plate. Ensure that
the distance between the front of the insulation plate and the cabinet installation base line is 30 mm.
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3.
Mark anchor points for the four expansion bolts and for the outer edges of the insulation
plate.
4.
Use a percussion drill with a 16 drill bit to drill holes at the anchor points.
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CAUTION
Ensure that the depth of the holes is 5260 mm.
5.
After drilling holes, measure the distance between the holes. If the distance between the
holes does not meet the specifications, reposition and drill new holes.
Step 2 Install and level the base.

1.
Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the dust both inside and around the holes.
2.
Measure the distance between the holes. Ensure that the holes in the floor and those in the
support correspond to each other. If the distance between the holes does not meet the
specifications, reposition and drill new holes.
3.
Insert the expansion bolt assembly into the holes and hammer it until the expansion tubes
are completely buried in the holes, as shown in Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Installing the Expansion Bolt
1
2
3
4
5
(1) M12x60 bolt
(2) Spring washer 12
(3) Flat washer 12
(5) Guiding slot
(6) Guiding rib
(7) Nut
(4) Expansion tube
CAUTION
Before installing expansion bolts, ensure that the guiding ribs on the expansion nut are
inserted into the guiding slots on the expansion tube.
4.
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Figure 6-3 Disassembling the Expansion Bolt
5.
Place the insulation plate on the floor and align the four holes in the insulation plate with
the holes of the expansion bolts.
6.
Mount the fixture assembly onto the insulation plate. Lead the M12x60 bolt through the
spring washer, flat washer, and insulation pad, route the bolt through the fixture assembly
and insulation plate, and then insert the bolt into the nut in the floor, as shown in Figure
6-4.
Figure 6-4 Assembling the base (unit: mm)
1
2
3
4
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(1) Insulation plate
(2) M12x60 bolt
(5) Insulation pad
(6) Fixture assembly
7.
Fasten the insulation plate.
8.
Measure and adjust the insulation plate.
5

(4) Flat washer 12
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Use a horizontal bar to measure the levelness of the insulation plate, as shown in Figure
6-5. If the insulation plate is not level, adjust it by adding adjusting pads between the floor
and the insulation plate.
Figure 6-5 Measuring the levelness of the insulation plate
1
(1) Level bar
Step 3 Fasten the cabinet.

1.
Place the cabinet on the insulation plate.
2.
Push the cabinet so that the fixture grooves on the cabinet are in complete contact with the
fixture blocks on the fixture assembly, as shown in Figure 6-6.
Figure 6-6 Pushing the Cabinet
1
2
3
4
5
Rear of the cabinet
3.
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(2) Fixture groove
(4) Fixture block
Fix the cabinet and the base using two expansion bolts, as shown in Figure 6-7.
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Figure 6-7 Fixing the cabinet and the base
Rear of the cabinet

(1) Expansion bolt
Step 4 Test the insulation between the cabinet and the expansion bolts.
1.
Set a multimeter to the megohm position.
2.
Test the resistance between the cabinet and the expansion bolts, as shown in Figure 6-8.
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If the resistance is less than five megohms, you can infer that the cabinet is not insulated
from the floor. Go to Step 4.3.
If the resistance is equal to or greater than five megohms, you can infer that the cabinet
is insulated from the floor and the test is passed.
Figure 6-8 Measuring the Resistance Between the Cabinet and the Expansion Bolts
Rear of the cabinet
3.
Disassemble the expansion bolt assemblies.
4.
Check whether there are damaged or missing insulation pads.

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If there are damaged or missing insulation pads, reinstall them and level the cabinet.
If there are no damaged or missing insulation pads, check whether the multimeter is
faulty and whether the setting is correct.
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6.2 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the Concrete Ground

with Insufficient Load Capacity
insufficient load capacity (less than 450 kg/m2).
Context
Before installing the cabinet on the concrete floor with insufficient load capacity, you need to
enhance the load capacity of the building. You can use either of the following methods to enhance
the load capacity.
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6.2.1 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on a Bearing Wall
6.2.2 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on a Spandrel Girder
Table 6-1 lists the comparison between the two methods.

Table 6-1 Comparison between different installation methods
Item
Installing the
Cabinet on the
Bearing Wall
Installing the Cabinet on the Spandrel

Girder
Scenarios
The ESD floor is

unavailable in the
equipment room.
The ESD floor is unavailable in the

equipment room and the load capacity of the
concrete floor is insufficient.
The load capacity of

the concrete floor in
the equipment room
is insufficient.
Drilling holes on the bearing wall is

forbidden or no bearing wall is available in
the equipment room.
The equipment room

spans a limited area.
Spandrel girders are available on the floor

and installing expansion bolt assemblies on
the girders is allowed.
Spandrel girders are

unavailable in the
equipment room.
It is difficult to insert
expansion bolt
assemblies into the
floor (for example,
on the precast slab).
Drilling holes on the
bearing wall is
allowed.
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Item
Installing the
Cabinet on the
Bearing Wall
Installing the Cabinet on the Spandrel

Girder
Installation
requirements
Supporting U-steels
are required.
Supporting U-steels are required.
The length of the Usteel in the wall

should not be less
than half the
thickness of the wall.
If the wall is not thick
enough, install the
steel through the
wall.
The supporting U-steels should be placed on

at least two spandrel girders.
The cabinet should not be installed against
the wall.
The steel is 20 mm to
30 mm over the floor.
The cabinet should
not be installed
against the wall.
Installation methods
Use the supporting

U-steels to bridge
two bearing walls
and then install the
cabinet on the steels.
Fix the supporting U-steels to the floor across

the two spandrel girders and then install the
cabinet on the steels.
Miscellaneous
The installation methods of all the parts except the supporting Usteels are the same.

This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet on the concrete floor with insufficient load
capacity (less than 450 kg/m2). In this situation, you need to use the supporting U-steels to bridge
two bearing walls, and then install the cabinet with base B on the U-steels.
insufficient load capacity (less than 450 kg/m2). In this situation, you need to fix the supporting
U-steels to the ground as spandrel girders, and then install the cabinet on the U-steels.

This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet on the concrete floor with insufficient load
capacity (less than 450 kg/m2). In this situation, you need to use the supporting U-steels to bridge
two bearing walls, and then install the cabinet with base B on the U-steels.
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Context
CAUTION
To install the equipment in a building, ask architectural and structural engineers to check the
load capacity of the building from the following aspects:
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Weight of the equipment
Bottom area of the equipment
Position for installing the equipment
Structure of the building
If the load capacity is insufficient, reinforce the building.

Supporting U-steels are necessary when the load capacity of the concrete floor in the equipment
room is insufficient for supporting the cabinet. The supporting U-steel should be made of
GB707-88/14b-3000 hot-rolled U-steel and should have a total length of 3,000 mm.
Procedure
Step 1 Prepare supporting U-steels.
1.
Cut U-steels to appropriate length according to the engineering design.
2.
Drill holes on the U-steel to fix the base, as shown in Figure 6-9.
Figure 6-9 Drilling holes on the U-steels (unit: mm)
(1) Hole for fixing the base
NOTE
The holes for fixing the base in two U-steels must be symmetric.
3.
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1.
2.
According to the position for installing the cabinet, determine the position for installing the
U-steels.
3.
According to the cross-sectional area of the steels, mark the holes for holding the U-steels
on walls, as shown in Figure 6-10.
Figure 6-10 Determining positions for the U-steels (unit: mm)
2
37
0
(1) Holes in the bearing wall
(2) Bearing walls
NOTE
The cross-sectional area of the holes should be a bit larger than that of the U-steels. Typically, the
shape of the holes is rectangle.
4.
Drill two holes on each wall. Ensure that the net depth of the holes is not less than half the
depth of the wall.
5.
After drilling the holes, measure the distance between them. If the distance between the
Step 3 Secure the U-steels.
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1.
Use the U-steels to bridge the walls.
2.
Use concrete to fill the gaps of the holes, as shown in Figure 6-11.

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Figure 6-11 Installing the U-steels between the bearing walls

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(1) Bearing walls
(3) U-steel

1.
Place the insulation plate on the U-steels. Align the holes in the insulation plate with the
holes in the U-steels, as shown in Figure 6-12.
Figure 6-12 Installing the base (unit: mm)
2
3
4
5
(1) M12x40 bolt
(2) Spring washer
(3) Flat washer
(5) M12 nut
(7) U-steel
2.
Tighten the nuts slightly.
3.
Measure and adjust the levelness of the insulation plate.
(4) Insulation washer
NOTE
Use a level bar to measure the levelness of each section on the insulation plate. If the insulation plate
is not level, add level-adjusting pads between the U-steel and the insulation plate.
4.
Use a torque wrench to fix the nuts diagonally and tighten them to 45 Nm.

1.
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2
3
4
5
Rear of the cabinet
3.
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(1) Cabinet
(2) Fixture groove
(4) Fixture block
Fix the cabinet, base, and U-steel using two expansion bolts, as shown in Figure 6-14.

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Rear of the cabinet
(1) Expansion bolt
1.
2.
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If the resistance is less than five megohms, it indicates that the cabinet is not insulated
If the resistance is equal to or greater than five megohms, it indicates that the cabinet is
insulated from the floor and the test is passed.
Rear view
3.
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insufficient load capacity (less than 450 kg/m2). In this situation, you need to fix the supporting
U-steels to the ground as spandrel girders, and then install the cabinet on the U-steels.
Context
CAUTION
To install the equipment in a building, ask architectural and structural engineers to check the
load capacity of the building from the following aspects:
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Weight of the equipment
Bottom area of the equipment
Position for installing the equipment
Structure of the building
If the load capacity is insufficient, reinforce the building.

Supporting U-steels are necessary when the load capacity of the concrete floor in the equipment
room is insufficient for supporting the cabinet. The supporting U-steel should be made of
GB707-88/14b-3000 hot-rolled U-steel and should have a total length of 3,000 mm.
Procedure
Step 1 Prepare supporting U-steels.
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1.
Cut U-steels to appropriate length according to the engineering design.
2.
Drill holes for fixing the base on the U-steel and for fixing the U-steel on the floor, as shown
in Figure 6-16.

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Figure 6-16 Drilling holes for fixing the base on the U-steel and for fixing the U-steel on
the floor (unit: mm)
1
2
(2) Hole for fixing the U-steel on the floor
NOTE
The holes for fixing the base in two U-steels must be symmetric.
3.
Apply antirust paint and finishing coat to the U-steels.

1.
2.
According to the position for installing the cabinet, determine the position for installing the
U-steels.
3.
Mark two parallel lines 370mm apart from each other on the floor.
4.
Mark the anchor points on the lines, as shown in Figure 6-17.

Figure 6-17 Determining positions for the U-steels (unit: mm)
1
600
370 450
1200
2400
(1) Hole for fixing the U-steel
(2) Overall dimensioning of the cabinet
(3) Cabinet front
5.
Measure the distance between the anchor points. Ensure that the dimensions are accurate.
6.
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CAUTION
7.
Step 3 Secure the U-steels.

1.
2.
3.
1
2
3
4
5
(1) M12x60 bolt
(3) Flat washer 12
(5) Guiding slot
(6) Guiding rib
(7) Nut
(4) Expansion tube
CAUTION
4.
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Remove the M12x60 bolt, spring washer 12, and flat washer 12, as shown in Figure
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5.
Lead the M12x60 bolt through the spring washer 12, flat washer 12, and U-steel, and then
insert the bolt into the nut in the floor, as shown in Figure 6-20.
Figure 6-20 Securing the U-steels
CAUTION
The direction of the U-steels must be the same as that shown in Figure 6-20.
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6.
Use a torque wrench to fix the bolts diagonally and tighten them to 45 Nm.

1.
Place the insulation plate on the U-steels. Align the holes in the insulation plate with the
holes in the U-steels, as shown in Figure 6-21.
Figure 6-21 Installing the base (unit: mm)
2
3
4
5
(1) M12x40 bolt
(2) Spring washer
(3) Flat washer
(5) M12 nut
(7) U-steel
2.
Tighten the nuts slightly.
3.
NOTE
is not level, add level-adjusting pads between the U-steel and the insulation plate.
4.
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2
3
4
5
Rear of the cabinet
3.
(1) Cabinet
(2) Fixture groove
(4) Fixture block
Rear of the cabinet

(1) Expansion bolt
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6.3 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet on the ESD Floor

The method of installing the BTS3012 cabinet with base B on the ESD floor varies with the type
of the floor. This describes a commonly used method.
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CAUTION
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If the floor of the equipment room is made of precast slabs, do not install multiple cabinets
on one slab, as shown in Figure 6-25.
Try to keep the A600 support away from the ESD floor framework when you select a
position for the cabinet. If the cabinet has to be installed in the position where the floor
framework lies, remove the corresponding framework. It is recommended that the first
cabinet be aligned with the edge of the floor.
Figure 6-25 Installation directions of the cabinets

2
1
Direction of the precast slab
(1) Cabinet
(2) Precast slab
Figure 6-26 shows the structure of the support of A600 series.

Figure 6-26 Structure of the support of A600 series
Connection holes
Upper support
Lower support
Installation hole
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There are four types of supports of the A600 series. Three of them are of adjustable height and
one is of fixed height. Table 6-2 lists the relation between the four types of supports and the
height of the ESD floor.
Table 6-2 Relation between the four types of supports and the height of the ESD floor
Type
Applicable Height of the ESD Floor (unit: mm)
195-230
II
231-300
III
301-445
IV
At least 140 mm, depending on the actual height of the floor
NOTE
The height of the ESD floor refers to the height between the concrete floor and the upper surface of the
ESD floor.
Procedure
1.
2.
Place the insulation plate of the base on the floor and mark lines on the floor according to
the four installation holes in the plate.
3.
Mark anchor points for the four expansion bolts and for the outer edges of the insulation
plate.
4.
CAUTION
5.
Step 2 Position the support.

1.
Place the support under the ESD floor, as shown in Figure 6-27.
CAUTION
Align the central holes in the support with the holes in the floor and ensure that the support
does not extend out of the cabinet.
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Figure 6-27 Connecting the support and the ESD floor

Connection holes (inside)
2.
ESD floor
Mark the positions of all the four holes on the concrete floor, as shown in Figure 6-28.
Figure 6-28 Positioning the Support
Holes for
installing the supports
3.
Remove the support.
4.
CAUTION
5.
Step 3 Secure the support.

1.
2.
3.
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2
3
4
5
(1) M12x60 bolt
(3) Flat washer 12
(5) Guiding slot
(6) Guiding rib
(7) Nut
(4) Expansion tube
CAUTION
4.
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Remove the M12x60 bolt, spring washer 12, and flat washer 12, as shown in Figure
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5.
Adjust the support to a specified height, and adjust the height locking bolt to prevent the
support from falling down. Then align the holes in the support with those in the floor.
6.
Lead each M12x60 bolt through the spring washer 12, the flat washer 12, and the hole in
the support, and then insert the bolt into the nut in the floor.
7.
Align the hole in the ESD floor with the hole in the support, lead the M12x70 bolt through
the flat washer 12 and spring washer 12 in turn, and then insert the bolt into the hole in the
floor, as shown in Figure 6-31.
8.
Hammer the support slightly to ensure that the ESD floor is in complete contact with the
upper surface of the support, and then remove the M12x70 bolt, as shown in Figure
6-31.
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Figure 6-31 Installing the A600 support under the ESD floor
(1) ESD floor
(2) M12x70 bolt
(3) Spring washer 12 (4) Flat washer 12
(5) Height locking bolt (side) (6) Height locking bolt (center) (7) M12x60 bolt
9.
Use a torque wrench to fix the expansion bolts diagonally and tighten them to 45 Nm.
10. Use a torque wrench to fix the height locking bolts of the support and tighten them to 45
Nm.
CAUTION
Tighten the height locking bolts on the support from the center to the side.
1.
Remove the four bolts and washers that connect the ESD floor to the support.
2.
Put the insulation plate and fixture assembly on it.
3.

NOTE
is not level, adjust it by adding adjusting pads between the floor and the insulation plate.
4.
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Add a spring washer 12, flat washer 12, and insulation washer to each of the four M12x70
bolts, and lead the bolts through the insulation plate, ESD floor, hole in the support, and
nut, as shown in Figure 6-32.

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Figure 6-32 Assembling the base (unit: mm)

1
2
3
4
5
6
(2) M12x60 bolt
(4) Flat washer 12
5.
Pretighten the base.
6.

1.
2.
1
2
3
4
5
Rear of the cabinet
(1) Cabinet
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(4) Fixture block
3.
Rear of the cabinet

(1) Expansion bolt
1.
2.
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3.
4.

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6.4 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in a Cabinet Group Side

by Side
This describes how to install the BTS3012 cabinet in a cabinet group side by side.
Context
When installing the BTS3012 cabinet in a cabinet group, remove the small cover plates from
the cable holes at the bottom of the cabinet so that the cable holes can match each other for future
cabling purpose.
Procedure
Step 1 Arrange the BTS3012 cabinet by referring to 3 Space and Position Requirements for the
BTS3012 Installation.
Step 2 Install the cabinets and ensure that they are flush with and in close contact with each other.
Step 3 Use connecting pieces to connect the cabinets from the top, as shown in Figure 6-36.
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Figure 6-36 Connecting cabinets from the top

1
2
3
4
(1) Bolt
(3) Flat washer 12
(4) Cover plate
Step 4 Connect the OT terminals on both ends of the equipotential cable to the protection grounding
bar between the tops of the BTS3012 cabinets.
Step 5 Connect the phoenix terminal of the lightning protection failure alarm cable for the cabinet in
the main cabinet group to the S1+S1- port on the DSAC, as shown in Figure 6-37.
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Figure 6-37 Installing the lightning protection failure alarm cables
Step 6 Connect the phoenix terminal of the lightning protection failure alarm cable for the cabinet in
the extension cabinet group to the S1+S1- port on the DSAC, as shown in Figure 6-37.
Step 7 Set the DIP switches on the side of the DCSU.
1.
Set all the bits of the DIP switch SW1 for the cabinet in the extension cabinet group to OFF.
2.
Based on the type of E1 cables, set all the bits of the DIP switches SW6SW7 in 75-ohm
transmission mode to ON and set all the bits of the DIP switches SW6SW7 in 120-ohm
transmission mode to OFF.
3.
Set the bits (from low to high) of the DIP switch SW8 to ON, OFF, ON, and ON
respectively.
4.
For the settings of the DIP switch SW8, set the bits (from low to high) in extension cabinet
group 1 to OFF, OFF, ON, and ON respectively and set the bits (from low to high) in
extension cabinet group 2 to ON, OFF, OFF, and ON respectively.
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6.5 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in a Cabinet Group of

the BTS3012 and the BTS312
BTS312.
Context
Generally, the scenario for a combined group of BTS3012 and BTS312 is an equipment room
installed with a BTS312 cabinet.
Procedure
Step 2 Install the BTS3012 cabinet so that it is flush with and is in close contact with the BTS312
cabinet.
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NOTE
The cabinet in the main cabinet group must be the BTS3012 cabinet.
Step 3 Connect the OT terminal on one end of the equipotential cable to the protection grounding bar
on top of the BTS3012 cabinet, as shown in Figure 6-38. Connect the OT terminal on the other
end of the cable to the PGND or Shell GND terminal on top of the BTS312 cabinet, as shown
in Figure 6-39.
+ 24V
+2 4V
GND
24V
GND
PE
0V
GND
GND
GND
AL ARM
-48V -48V GND GND
GND
V-
+ 24V
V+
+ 24V
-48V -48V GND GND
+2 4V
+ 24V
Figure 6-38 Connecting the equipotential cable to the BTS3012 cabinet
-48V Cabinet
+24V Cabinet
CAUTION
Each wire post on the top of the BTS3012 cabinet and the BTS312 cabinet can be connected to
only one OT terminal.
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Step 4 Set the DIP switches on the DCSU of the BTS3012 by referring to Installing the BTS3012
Combined Cabinets or Cabinet Group in a Side by Side Way.
Step 5 Set the DIP switches on the CMB in the BTS312 cabinet, as listed in Table 6-3.
Table 6-3 Settings of the DIP switches on the CMB
DIP Switch
DIP Bit
1
S1
ON
ON
OFF
ON
S2
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
S3
ON
ON
ON
ON
S4
ON
ON
ON
ON
S5
ON
ON
ON
OFF
Step 6 Set the DIP switches on the TDU in the BTS312 cabinet, as listed in Table 6-4.
Table 6-4 Settings of the DIP switches on the TDU
BTS312
Bit of DIP Switches
Cabinet in the extension

cabinet group
OFF
OFF
Step 7 Set the DIP switches on the TRB in the BTS312 cabinet.
NOTE
1.
The DIP switches on the TRB must be configured in pairs: S1 and S3, S2 and S4, S5 and S6. S1 and
S3 indicate the cabinet number; S2 and S4 indicate the subrack number. (S2 and S4 need not be set.)
The DIP switches on the TRB are of the version later than GMA1TRB.3 REV.A.
Table 6-5 lists the settings of the S1 and S3 DIP switches on the TRB.
Table 6-5 Settings of the S1 and S3 DIP switches on the TRB
BTS312
Bit of S1 and S3 DIP Switches
Cabinet in
extension
cabinet group 1
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F_ID3
F_ID2
F_ID1
F_ID0
ID6
ID5
ID4
ID3
ON
ON
OFF
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Bit of S1 and S3 DIP Switches
Cabinet in
extension
cabinet group 2
2.
F_ID3
F_ID2
F_ID1
F_ID0
ID6
ID5
ID4
ID3
ON
OFF
ON
ON
Table 6-6 lists the settings of the S5 and S6 DIP switches on the TRB.
Table 6-6 Settings of the S5 and S6 DIP switches on the TRB
BTS312 Cabinet
S5 and S6
Subrack 0 (the bottom subrack)
All ON
Others
All OFF
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6.6 Installing the BTS3012 Cabinet in the Hybrid Group of

the BTS3012 and the BTS30
BTS30.
Context
Generally, the scenario for a combined group of BTS3012 and BTS30 is an equipment room
installed with a BTS30 cabinet.
Procedure
Step 2 Install the BTS3012 cabinet so that it is flush with and is in close contact with the BTS30 cabinet.
NOTE
The cabinet in the main cabinet group must be the BTS3012 cabinet.
Step 3 Connect the OT terminal on one end of the equipotential cable to the protection grounding bar
on top of the BTS3012 cabinet, and connect the OT terminal on the other end of the equipotential
cable to the PGND terminal on the top of the BTS30, as shown in Figure 6-40.
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GND
GND
GND
24V
GND
PE
0V
GND
AL ARM
-48V -48V GND GND
GND
V+
+ 24V
-48V -48V GND GND
+2 4V
+ 24V
V-
+2 4V
+ 24V
+24V Cabinet
-48V Cabinet
CAUTION
Each wire post on the top of the BTS3012 cabinet and the BTS30 cabinet can be connected to
only one OT terminal.
Step 4 Install the Signal Cable for the Hybrid Group of the BTS3012 and BTS312/BTS30.
Step 5 Connect the E1 Cables between the BTS3012 and the BTS30. One end of the E1 cable is the
DB25 male connector, which is connected to the TR port on the DELC on the top of the BTS3012
cabinet; the other end of the E1 cable is bare, with the connector made on site. The connector
made on site is connected to the E1 port on the top of the BTS30 cabinet.
Step 6 Set the DIP switches on the DCSU of the BTS3012 by referring to Installing the BTS3012
Combined Cabinets or Cabinet Group in a Side by Side Way.
Step 7 Set the DIP switches on the CMB of the BTS30.
1.
Table 6-7 lists the settings of the S1 DIP switches on the CMB.
Table 6-7 Settings of the S1 DIP switches on the CMB
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1
Main cabinet of extension cabinet

group 1
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Extension cabinet 1 of extension

cabinet group 1
ON
OFF
ON
ON

cabinet group 1
ON
OFF
ON
OFF

group 2
ON
OFF
OFF
ON

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2.

1

cabinet group 2
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF

cabinet group 2
OFF
ON
ON
ON
BTS30
3.

1

group
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
Extension cabinet of extension

cabinet group
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
BTS30
4.

1

group
ON
ON
ON
ON

cabinet group
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
BTS30
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ON
ON
ON
ON

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BTS30
ON
ON
ON
ON
Step 8 Set the DIP switches on the TDU in the BTS30 cabinet, as listed in Table 6-12.
Table 6-12 Settings of the DIP switches on the TDU
BTS30
Bit of DIP Switches

1
Main cabinet of extension cabinet group
ON
ON
Extension cabinet of extension cabinet

group
ON
ON
Step 9 Set the DIP switches on the TRB in the BTS30 cabinet. The BTS30 has two DIP switches, S1
and S2. Table 6-13 shows the settings of the DIP switches.
NOTE
The DIP switches on the TRB, that is, S1 and S2 must be set at the same time. S1 is used to set the
TRX subrack No. (08); S2 is used to set the CDU subrack No. (08).
The DIP switches on the TRB are of the version later than GMA1TRB.3 REV.A.
Table 6-13 Settings of the DIP switches on the TRB

BTS30

F_ID3
F_ID2
F_ID1
F_ID0
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ID5
ID4
ID3
Main cabinet of
extension cabinet group
1
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Extension cabinet 1 of
1
ON
OFF
ON
ON
1
ON
OFF
ON
OFF

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F_ID3
F_ID2
F_ID1
F_ID0

ID6
ID5
ID4
ID3
Main cabinet of
2
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
2
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
2
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Step 10 Set the DIP switches on the PWB in the BTS30 cabinet. The DIP switches on the PWB are use
to set the cabinet No., as shown in Table 6-14.
Table 6-14 Settings of the DIP switches on the PWB
BTS30
Bit of DIP Switches

4
Main cabinet of
1
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
1
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
1
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Main cabinet of
2
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
2
OFF
ON
ON
ON
2
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
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BTS3012
Installing the Power Cables and
Equipotential Cables of the BTS3012

About This Chapter
This describes how to install the power cables and equipotential cables of the BTS3012.
7.1 Installing the BTS3012 Power Cables (-48 V)
The BTS3012 power cables lead the external power into the BTS3012.
7.2 Installing the BTS3012 PGND Cables
This describes how to install the PGND cable of the BTS3012. The PGND cable is used to
ground the BTS3012 so that the BTS3012 can run safely.
7.3 Installing the BTS3012 Equipotential Cables
This describes how to install the BTS3012 equipotential cables. The cables are used to connect
the grounding terminals between the cabinets so that the potential at all the cabinets is equal and
the BTS3012 runs safely.
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7.1 Installing the BTS3012 Power Cables (-48 V)

The BTS3012 power cables lead the external power into the BTS3012.
Procedure
Step 1 Route the power cable by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS.
Step 2 Make OT terminals at both ends of the power cable by referring to Installing the OT
Terminal.
Step 3 Remove the protection cover from the EMI filter and power input wiring terminal block, as
shown in Figure 7-1.
Figure 7-1 Removing the Protection Covers
Step 4 Lead the cord end terminal of the power cable through the wiring terminal block.
Step 5 Use a straight screwdriver to loosen the screws in the small round hole on the upper left of the
power input wiring terminal block.
Step 6 Insert the two wires on the cord end terminal of the power cable into the ports labeled -48V and
GND respectively on the left of the wiring terminal block.
NOTE
Insert the cord end terminal of the -48 V power cable into the port labeled 48V and insert the cord end
terminal of the GND cable into the port labeled GND, as shown in Figure 7-2.
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Figure 7-2 Installing the power cables

DC lightning arrester
GND
GND
-48V
-48V
GND
-48V
-48V
DC power
distribution
device
GND
V+
V-
Wiring terminal block for

power input cable
EMI filter
GND cable
-48V power cable
Step 7 Use a straight screwdriver to tighten the screws on the upper side of the wiring hole.
Step 8 Reinstall the power protection cover.
Step 9 Route the power cable to the power distribution frame along the cable rack.
Step 10 Connect the OT terminals of the power cables to the corresponding wiring posts on the power
distribution frame (PDF), as shown in Figure 7-3.
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Figure 7-3 Fixing the Power Cables
3
4
(1) Wiring bolt
(2) Flat washer
(3) Spring washer
(4) Nut
(5) OT terminal
NOTE
Adhere to the following principles when connecting the OT terminals of multiple power cables to one
wiring post on the PDF:
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Do not stack one OT terminal on another. Instead, perform cross or back-to-back installation.
If the OT terminals must be stacked, bend them at an angle of 45 or 90. Place the bigger OT terminals
under the smaller ones.
Connect at most three OT terminals to one wiring post.
Figure 7-4 shows three examples. Installation of all the OT terminals is subject to the previously mentioned
principles.
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Figure 7-4 Installing OT terminals of multiple cables

1
3
Bent at an angle of
45or 90
3
Back-to-back installation
Cross installation
(1) Flat washer
(2) Nut
(3) Spring washer
Step 11 Attach labels to the power cable by referring to Labeling Power Cables.
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7.2 Installing the BTS3012 PGND Cables

This describes how to install the PGND cable of the BTS3012. The PGND cable is used to
ground the BTS3012 so that the BTS3012 can run safely.
Procedure
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1.
Route the PGND cable by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS.
2.
Make OT terminals at both ends of the PGND cable by referring to Installing the OT
Terminal.
3.
Connect one end of the cable to the PGND wire post on the protection grounding bar
on top of the BTS3012 cabinet.
4.
Route the cable to the indoor grounding bar along the indoor cable rack.
5.
Connect the other end of the cable to the terminal of the indoor grounding bar.
Installing the PGND cable between the DC lightning arrester and the protection grounding
bar
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1.
Terminal.
2.
Connect one end of the cable to the PGND wire post of the protection grounding bar
on top of the BTS3012 cabinet, as indicated by the P3 cable shown in Figure 7-5.
Figure 7-5 Installing the PGND Cable Between the DC Lightning Arrester and the
Protection Grounding Bar
P3
P4
V-
GND
P3
-48V -48V GND
P5
-48V -48V GND
GND
P5
V+
P4
P2
P1
P2
P1
PGND CABLE
-48V power cable
GND cable
3.
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Connect the other end of the cable to the terminal labeled GND of the DC lightning
arrester on top of the cabinet.
Installing the PGND cable for the power subrack

1.
Route the PGND cable by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS.
2.
Terminal.
3.
Connect one end of the cable to the protection grounding terminal in the cabling area
of the power subrack.
4.
Connect the other end of the cable to the protection grounding terminal on the right
side of the bottom of the BTS3012 cabinet.
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7.3 Installing the BTS3012 Equipotential Cables

This describes how to install the BTS3012 equipotential cables. The cables are used to connect
the grounding terminals between the cabinets so that the potential at all the cabinets is equal and
the BTS3012 runs safely.
Context
The BTS3012 equipotential cable is a green and yellow cable with a cross-sectional area of 25
mm2.
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The equipotential cable is required for combined cabinets or a cabinet group.
Procedure
Step 1 Cut the equipotential cable to appropriate length based on the actual cabling route.
Step 2 Attach temporary labels to both ends of the cable. The contents of the temporary labels can be
consistent with the contents of the formal labels or can be determined based on your
requirements.
Step 3 Route the equipotential cable according to the cabling and engineering requirements.
NOTE
Route the equipotential cable on the cable rack and tie it with the power cables and grounding cables.
Step 4 Make OT terminals at both ends of the equipotential cable by referring to Installing the OT
Terminal.
Step 5 Connect one end of the cable to the protection grounding bar on top of the main cabinet, as
shown in Figure 7-6, and then use the spring washer and screws to fix the OT terminals.
Step 6 Repeat Step 5 to connect the other end of the cable to the protection grounding bar on top of the
extension cabinet.
Figure 7-6 Connecting the equipotential cables for the combined cabinets
+
V-
-48V -48V GND GND
V+
-48V -48V GND GND
-48V -48V GND GND
-48V -48V GND GND
V+
V-
Equipotential cables
Power cables
Step 7 Install the protection cover for the power cable on top of the cabinet.
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About This Chapter

This describes how to install the boards and modules in the BTS3012 cabinet. If the boards and
modules are installed before delivery, skip this step.
8.1 List of the BTS3012 Boards and Modules (for 18 TRXs)
This lists the BTS3012 boards and modules. The BTS3012 boards include the DTMU, DEMU,
DATU, DPAU, DABB, DCSU, DCCU, ECMB, DELC, DMLC, DSAC, DCTB, and DTRB.
The BTS3012 modules include DTRU, DCOM, DDPU, DFCU, DFCB, and fan box.
8.2 Preparations for Installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE Boards and Modules
This describes the preparations for installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE boards and modules.
Before installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE boards and modules on site, you should make the
following preparations.
8.3 Installing the DTMU, DATU, DEMU, DABB, DPTU, and DGPS
This describes how to install the DTMU, DATU, and DEMU, which are placed in the common
subrack.
8.4 Installing the DTRU
This describes how to install the DTRU in the DTRU subrack.
8.5 Installing the DDPU, DCOM, DFCU, and DFCB
This describes how to install the DDPU, DCOM, DFCU, and DFCB, which are placed in the
DAFU subrack.
8.6 Installing the DMLC, DELC, and DSAC
This task describes how to install the DMLC, DELC, and DSAC, which are placed in the subrack
on top of the cabinet.
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This lists the BTS3012 boards and modules. The BTS3012 boards include the DTMU, DEMU,
DATU, DPAU, DABB, DCSU, DCCU, ECMB, DELC, DMLC, DSAC, DCTB, and DTRB.
The BTS3012 modules include DTRU, DCOM, DDPU, DFCU, DFCB, and fan box.
Table 8-1 lists the boards and modules of the BTS3012.
Table 8-1 BTS3012 Boards and Modules
Subrack
Common
subrack
Set-on-top
subrack
DTRU
subrack
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Board/
Module
Full Name
Configuration
Quantity of a
Single Cabinet
Full
Configu
ration
Minimu
m
Configu
ration
DTMU
Transmission/Timing/Management
Unit for DTRU BTS
DEMU
Environment Monitoring Unit for

DTRU BTS
DATU
Antenna and TMA Control Unit for

DTRU BTS
DPTU
Packet Transmission Unit
DABB
Abis Bypass Board for DTRU BTS
DCSU
Combined cabinet Signal connection

Unit for DTRU BTS
DCCU
Cable Connection Unit for DTRU

BTS
ECMB
Enhanced Common Module

Backplane for DTRU BTS
DELC
E1 Signal Lightning-Protection Card

for DTRU BTS
DMLC
Monitor Signal Lightning-Protection

Card for DTRU BTS
DSAC
Signal Access Card for DTRU BTS
DCTB
Cabinet Top Backplane for DTRU

BTS
DTRU
Double-Transceiver Unit
DTRB
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DAFU
subrack
Fan subrack
Board/
Module
Full Name
Configuration
Quantity of a
Single Cabinet
Full
Configu
ration
Minimu
m
Configu
ration
DCOM
Combining Unit for DTRU BTS
DDPU
Dual-Duplexer Unit for DTRU BTS
DFCU
Filter Combiner Unit for DTRU BTS
DFCB
Filter Combiner Unit for DTRU BTS
Fan box
Fan Module
8.2 Preparations for Installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE

Boards and Modules
This describes the preparations for installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE boards and modules.
Before installing the BTS3012/BTS3012AE boards and modules on site, you should make the
following preparations.
Prerequisite
The PGND cables are installed.
Context
CAUTION
Take correct ESD prevention measures, such as wearing an ESD wrist strap or ESD gloves, to
avoid static damage to boards, modules, and electronic components.
CAUTION
After the operation, remove the ESD wrist strap, arrange its line, and place it on the zig strap of
the air filter inside the door of the cabinet. Confirm that the cables and parts are in position. The
ESD wrist strap must not be connected to the ESD jack when you close the door. Otherwise, the
door will get stuck by the ESD wrist strap and the ESD wrist strap or the cabinet door will be
damaged.
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Procedure
Step 1 Clean the subracks.
Step 2 Check whether there are any bent, missing, or broken pins on the backplane.
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If there is any bent pin, replace it. In case of an emergency, use a pair of nipper pliers to
straighten the pin.
If any pin is missing or broken, replace the backplane.
Step 3 Check whether the sockets on the backplanes and on the boards are deformed.
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If the deformation is not visible, use a pair of sharp-nose pliers to adjust the sockets.
If the deformation is visible, replace the backplane.
Step 4 Use a #2 cross screwdriver whose diameter is 6 mm to tighten the M3 captive screws on the
board panels. Use a straight screwdriver with the blade width of 5.6 mm and with the blade
thickness of 0.6 mm to install the DTRU. Use a #2 cross screwdriver with diameter of 5 mm to
install the DDPU.
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8.3 Installing the DTMU, DATU, DEMU, DABB, DPTU, and

DGPS
This describes how to install the DTMU, DATU, and DEMU, which are placed in the common
subrack.
Prerequisite
The DIP switches on the DTMU and on the DEMU are set.
For the method of setting the DIP switches on the DTMU, refer to DIP Switches on the
DTMU.
For the method of setting the DIP switches on the DEMU, refer to DIP Switches on the
DEMU.
Context
Only one DGPS should be configured in a BTS. If two or more DGPSs are configured in the
BTS, the communication associated with the GPS card becomes abnormal.
CAUTION
When installing a board, do not touch the printed circuit board (PCB) or other components except
jumpers and DIP switches on the board.
Procedure
Step 1 Use a #2 cross screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the top and bottom of the panel
in the counterclockwise direction, as shown in Figure 8-1 (1).
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Figure 8-1 Installing the board
a
b
b
a
Step 2 Hold the handle on the upper part of the front panel with one hand and support the board with
the other hand. Position the board in the corresponding guide rail according to the nameplate.
Step 3 Hold the two handles and push the board along the guide rail gently until they are in position,
as shown in Figure 8-1 (2).
Step 4 When the board is in position, hold the two handles and turn them inward simultaneously, as
shown in Figure 8-1 (3). The small hooks on the two handles clasp the upper and lower
rectangular holes on the subrack, as shown in Figure 8-2.
Figure 8-2 Handles on the front panel hooking into the subrack
Step 5 Fasten the captive screws on the panel in the clockwise direction using a #2 cross screwdriver
whose diameter is 6 mm, as shown in Figure 8-1 (3).
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8.4 Installing the DTRU

This describes how to install the DTRU in the DTRU subrack.
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Context
CAUTION
Use both hands to install the DTRU because it is heavy.
Procedure
Step 1 Hold the handle in one hand and support the DTRU in the other hand to place the DTRU into
the guide rail.
Step 2 Push the DTRU along the guide rail.
NOTE
When installing the QTRU, push the QTRU along the guide rail with care in case the pins on the backplane
are damaged.
Step 3 At the four corners of the panel, use four screws to fix the module in the subrack.
NOTE
Use a straight screwdriver with the blade width of 5.6 mm and the blade thickness of 0.6 mm to fasten
the screws.
Wrap the unused ports on the QTRU with the protective cap.
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8.5 Installing the DDPU, DCOM, DFCU, and DFCB

This describes how to install the DDPU, DCOM, DFCU, and DFCB, which are placed in the
DAFU subrack.
Context
NOTE
The DDPU and the DFCU can be inserted into each other's slots in the same cabinet. The DFCU has
two 2-in-1 combiners. Therefore, the combining of DCOMs is not required if the DFCU is configured.
Each DDPU occupies one DAFU slot. Each DFCU occupies two DAFU slots.
Procedure
Step 1 Hold the handle with one hand and support the module with the other to place the module into
the guide rail, as shown in (1) of Figure 8-3.
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Figure 8-3 Installing the modules
RUN
ALM
DDPU
VSWR
A
VSWRB
COM
POWER
TX
A
RXA1
RXA2
RXA4
RXA3
RXB1
RXB2
RXB3
RXB4
Step 2 Push the DDPU along the guide rail.

Step 3 At the four corners of the panel, use four screws to fix the module in the subrack. Use a #2 cross
screwdriver whose diameter is 5 mm to fasten the screws on the module, as shown in (2) of
Figure 8-3.
WARNING
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Ensure that the screws on the module are fixed properly so that it can discharge current
normally. If the module does not discharge current normally, it cannot perform lightning
protection properly and then the equipment may not run normally.
Wrap the unused ports on the DDPU/DCOM/DFCU/DFCB with the protective cap.
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8.6 Installing the DMLC, DELC, and DSAC

This task describes how to install the DMLC, DELC, and DSAC, which are placed in the subrack
on top of the cabinet.
Context
CAUTION
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When inserting boards into or removing boards from the subrack on top of the cabinet, handle
them with care to avoid any damage to the pins.
The DMLC and the DELC can be inserted into each other's slots.
Do not place the DSAC and the DMLC&DELC in wrong slots.
Procedure
Step 1 Place the board in the corresponding slot, as shown in Figure 8-4.
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Figure 8-4 Boards in the BTS3012 set-on-top subrack

D
M
L
C
D
E
L
C
1
D
E
L
C
0
D
S
A
C
Step 2 Push the module along the guide rail, as shown in (1) of Figure 8-5.
Figure 8-5 Installing the board in the subrack on top of the cabinet
Step 3 On the two ends of the panel, use two screws to fasten the board in the subrack, as shown in (2)
of Figure 8-5.
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Installing the BTS3012 Cables
About This Chapter

This describes how to install the BTS3012 cables. The cables are classified into power cables,
PGND cables, busbar power cables, E1 cables, and signal cables.
9.1 List of the BTS3012 Cables
This describes the BTS3012 cables. These cables consist of the power cables, PGND cables,
transmission cables, signal cables, and RF signal cables.
9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS
This describes the cabling specifications for the BTS. The power cables and signal cables for
the BTS must be routed in compliance with specified requirements to avoid electromagnetic
interference to the signals.
9.3 Installing the Power Cables of the BTS3012 Busbar
This describes how to install the busbar power cables of the BTS3012. The busbar power cables
of the BTS3012 are used to lead the external input power to the subracks of the BTS3012 cabinet.
9.4 Installing the BTS3012 Transmission Cables
This describes how to install the BTS3012 transmission cables.
9.5 Installing the BTS3012 RF Cables
This describes how to install the BTS3012 RF cables.
9.6 Installing the BTS3012 Signal Cables
This describes how to install the BTS3012 signal cables.
9.7 Installing the Cables Between the Sidepower and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the alarm cable and the power cable between the Sidepower and
the BTS3012.
9.8 Installing the Cable Between the EMU and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the alarm cable between the EMU and the BTS3012.
9.9 Installing the Cable Between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the cables between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012.
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9.1 List of the BTS3012 Cables

This describes the BTS3012 cables. These cables consist of the power cables, PGND cables,
transmission cables, signal cables, and RF signal cables.
Table 9-1 lists the BTS3012 cables.
Table 9-1 List of the BTS3012 cables
Item
Sub-Item
Installation Position
Factory Settings
-48 V
DC
power
cables
External input
power cable
One end is connected to the

terminals labeled + and - on
the power input terminal
socket, which is located on
top of the cabinet.
Both ends of the cable

should be connected on site.
For details, refer to
Power Cables.
The other end is connected

to the power distribution
device provided by the
operator.
Power cable
between the DC
lightning arrester
and the power
input terminal
socket

top of the cabinet.
Power cable from

the top of the
cabinet to the
Busbar

top of the cabinet.
Both ends of the cable are

connected before delivery.

to the terminals labeled V
and V+ on the DC lightning
arrester on top of the
cabinet.

to the terminals labeled +
and - on the EMI filter,
which is located on top of
the cabinet.
PGND
cables
PGND cable for the

external power
input

PGND bar provided by the
operator.
to the PGND bar on top of
the cabinet.
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Item
Equipo
tential
Cables
Sub-Item
PGND cable
between the DC
lightning arrester
and the PGND bar

PGND bar on top of the
cabinet.
Equipotential
Cables

PGND bar on top of one
cabinet.

to the terminal labeled GND
on the DC lightning arrester,
the cabinet.

to the PGND bar on top of
the other cabinet.
Busbar
power
cables
Power cable
between the busbar
and the DAFU
subrack

first port on the busbar,
which is located at the right
of the cabinet.
to the POWER port on the
DDPU panel or the DCIN-48V port on the DFCU
panel.
Power cable
between the busbar
and the DTRU

corresponding port on the
busbar, which is located on
the right of the cabinet.
to the PWR port on the
DTRU.
Power cable
between the busbar
and the FAN
subrack

eighth port on the busbar,
which is located on the right
of the cabinet.
to the PWR port on the FAN
subrack.
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Equipotential Cables.
One end of the cable is

connected to the busbar
before delivery. The other
end of the cable should be
connected on site. For
details, refer to 9.3
Installing the Power
Cables of the BTS3012
Busbar.
Busbar.
Busbar.
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Item
Sub-Item
Factory Settings
Power cable from

the busbar to the
common subrack

ninth port on the busbar,
which is located on the right
of the cabinet.

Busbar.

to the POWER port on the
DCCU panel.
Transm
ission
cables
75-ohm E1 cable

transmission device
provided by the operator.
to the TR port on the DELC.
120-ohm E1 cable
The installation of the 120ohm E1 cable is the same

with that of the 75-ohm E1
cable.
Ethernet cable

MMI port on the DTMU
panel. The other end is
connected to the HUB port.
Otherwise, one end is
connected to the Ethernet
port on the LMT PC and the
other end is connected to the
HUB.

For details, refer to 9.4.1
Installing the E1 Cable of
the BTS3012.
The Ethernet cable should

be connected during
maintenance.
The crossover cable is

connected the MMI port on
the DTMU panel with the
Ethernet port on the LMT
PC to set up a
communication link
between the DTMU and the
LMT PC.
E1 signal transfer
cable

TRAN port on the DCCU
panel.


to the DCTB, which is
located in the set-on-top
subrack.
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Item
Sub-Item
Factory Settings
Optical cable

transmission device (such as
the ODF) provided by the
operator.

Installing the Optical
Cable of the BTS3012.

to the optical transmission
equipment through the
cabling hole on top of the
cabinet.
Signal
cables
Lightning
protection failure
alarm cable

ports labeled Alarm and
GND on the DC lightning
protection arrester, which is
located on top of the cabinet.
The other end, 2-pin
phoenix terminal, is
connected to the S1+S1- or
S2+S2- port on the DSAC,
the cabinet.
Lightning
protection failure
alarm cable for
combined cabinets

S2+S2- port on the DSAC
panel of the main cabinet.
Power detection
cable

PF out/PR out port on the
DFCU panel.

to the S1+S1- port on the
DSAC panel of the
extension cabinet.

connected with the DC
lightning protection arrester
installed on site. For details,
refer to 9.6.6 Installing the
Lightning Protection
Failure Alarm Cable of
the BTS3012.

Installing the Lightning
Protection Failure Alarm
Cable for the Combined
Cabinets.

to the PF in/PR in port on the
DFCU panel.
Four-in-one shortcircuiting signal
cable

COM port on the DFCU
panel.


to the TX-DUP port on the
DFCU panel.
Diversity receive
short-circuiting
cable

RXD-OUT port on the
DFCU panel.


to the HL-IN port on the
DFCU panel.
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Item
Sub-Item
Factory Settings
Combining shortcircuiting signal

cable

TX1 or TX2 port on the
DTRU panel.

Installing the Combining
Short-Circuiting Signal
Cable of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE.

to the IN1 or IN2 port on the
DTRU panel.
Signal cable for
combined cabinets

DCF port on top of the
BTS3012 cabinet.
to the port for the combined
cabinet on the other cabinet.
Signal cable for

cabinet groups

CKB1 or CKB2 port on top
of the BTS3012 cabinet.
to the cabinet group port on
the other cabinets.
Signal cable for the

hybrid group

CKB1 or CKB2 port on top
of the BTS3012 cabinet.
to the CKB1 or CKB2 port
on top of the BTS312
cabinet.
Boolean output
cable

corresponding external
device.
to the SWOUT port on the
DMLC, which is located on
top of the cabinet.
EAC signal cable

EAC port on the DSAC,
the cabinet.
to the corresponding
external device.
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Installing the Signal Cable
for BTS3012 Combined
Cabinets.
Installing the Signal
Cables for BTS3012
Cabinet Groups.
for the Hybrid Group of
the BTS3012 and BTS312/
BTS30.
Installing the Boolean
Output Cable of the
BTS3012.

Installing the EAC Signal
Cable of the BTS3012.
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Factory Settings
Boolean input cable

corresponding external
device.

Installing the Boolean
Input Cable of the
BTS3012.

the SWIN port on the
top of the cabinet.
Dedicated
monitoring signal
cable
One end is connected the

DDF.
Signal cable for

combined cabinets
One end is connected the TO

SLAVEMASTER (FROM
DCSU) port on the DCTB.

to the AIN port on the
top of the cabinet.

Installing the Dedicated
Monitoring Signal Cable
of the BTS3012.

to the CC_IN or CC_OUT
port on the DCSU.
Signal cable for the
environment
monitoring device

environment monitoring
device.
to the COM1 or COM2 port
on the DSAC, which is
RET control signal

cable

SMA port on the DATU
panel.
to the SMA port on the BiasTee.
Signal cables
between the DCTB
and the DAFU
subrack
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DCTB.
The three ports at the other
end are connected to the
COM/ONSHELL/DBUS/
DBUS ports on the DDPU/
DCOM/DFCU/DFCB
panel.


for the Environment
Monitoring Device of the
BTS3012.
Installing the RET
Control Signal Cable of
the BTS3012.
connected to the DCTB
details, refer to 9.6.14
Between the DCTB and
the DAFU Subrack of the
BTS3012.
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Item
Sub-Item
Factory Settings
TOP signal cable

between the DCCU/
DCSU and the
DCTB
Two ports at one end of the

cable are connected to the
TO_TOP1 port on the
DCCU and the TOP2 port
on the DCSU.


TOP signal cable
between the DCCU/
DCSU and the
DCTB

TO_DTRB port on the
DCSU.
Baseband FH
Signal Cable
Between the DCSU
and the DTRB
Connected to the JP2 port on

the DTRB
Boolean signal
transfer cable

IN port on the DEMU panel.


to the corresponding port on
the DTRB.
Connected to the CC_OUT/

IN port on the DCSU

Signal cable
between the DFCB
and the DFCU

COM1 or COM2 port on the
DFCB panel.
to the COM-IN port on the
DFCU panel.
Signal transfer
cable for the fan
subrack

To_FAN port on the DCCU
panel.

Between the DFCB and
the DFCU of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE.
The two ports at the other

end are connected to the
COM port on the FAN
subrack and the temperature
sensor port at the air inlet at
the bottom of the cabinet.
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Item
Sub-Item
Factory Settings
RF
cables
RF RX/TX signal
cables between the
DTRU and the
DDPU/DFCU/
DFCB
RF signal cable consists of

RF TX signal cable and RF
RX signal cable. One end of
the RF TX signal cable is
connected to the TX port on
the DTRU panel. The other
end is connected to the TX
port on the DDPU/DFCU/
DFCB panel.

Installing the RF Signal
Cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE.
One end of the RF RX signal

cable is connected to the RX
port on the DTRU panel.
to the RX port on the DDPU/
DFCU/DFCB panel.
Indoor 1/2-inch
jumper

feeder, which is connected
with the antenna.
to the antenna port on the
DDPU/DFCU/DFCB.

Installing the Indoor 1/2Inch Jumper of the
BTS3012.
NOTE
The combining short-circuiting signal cable is not required when the DTRU (type B) is used. The
combining short-circuiting signal cable is used only for the internal combining of the DTRU (type A).
Place the removed dustproof caps under the cabinet for future use.
9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS

This describes the cabling specifications for the BTS. The power cables and signal cables for
the BTS must be routed in compliance with specified requirements to avoid electromagnetic
interference to the signals.
Requirements for Cables of General Use

The bending radius of the cables must meet the following requirements:
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The bending radius of the power cable or PGND cable must be 20 times greater than the
diameter of the cable.
The bending radius of the optical cable must be 20 times greater than the diameter of the
optical cable.
The bending radius of the E1/T1 cable must be 20 times greater than the diameter of the
cable.
The bending radius of the signal cable must be 20 times greater than the diameter of the
cable.
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The requirements for binding the cables are as follows:

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Cables of different types must be routed separately. The cables cannot be coiled.
The cables should be tightly bound in neat appearance. The jackets of the cables should be
free from damage.
The cable ties should be horizontal and should face the same direction. The extra length of
the cable ties should be cut off.
Labels or nameplates must be attached or bound on the installed cables.
The requirements for routing the cables are as follows:

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Cables of different types must be routed separately.
Cables of different types cannot be cross-routed.
Space between cables of different types must be greater than 30 mm or separated by special
objects when the cables are routed in parallel.
Requirements for Cables of Specific Use

The requirements for routing the power cables are as follows:
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The -48 V power cable and the DC grounding cable should be bound together.
The power cables must be routed separately from the other cables.
Bind the power cables before they are routed.
Power cables should be routed according to the engineering design.
If the power cable is not long enough, replace it with a new one that is long enough. Do
not add a connector or solder a new one to that cable.
The requirements for routing the PGND cables are as follows:

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The PGND cables and DC grounding cables must be connected to the same grounding
body.
The PGND cable must be buried in the ground or routed indoors. The PGND cable cannot
be routed overhead outdoors before it is led to the equipment room.
The cross-sectional area of the grounding cable between the cabinet and the lightning
protection unit must be greater than 50 mm2.
The external conductor of the coaxial cable and both ends of the shielding layer on the
shielding cable must be in proper electrical contact with the outer surface of the metallic
casing of the connected equipment.
The grounding lead-in and the signal cable cannot be bound together or coiled. A certain
distance should be reserved to avoid mutual interference.
Adding switches or fuse boxes on the PGND cable is forbidden.
Other devices cannot be used as a component of the electrical connection for the grounding
cables.
All the accessible conductive metallic parts in the casing of the equipment must be in
reliable connection with the protection grounding terminal.
The requirements for routing the E1 cables are as follows:

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The E1 cables cannot be cross-routed with the power cables, PGND cables, or RF cables.
If the transmission cables are routed in parallel with the power cables, PGND cables, or
RF cables, the space between the cables of different types must be greater than 30 mm.
The E1 cables should be tightly bound with cable ties and be routed in neat appearance.
A slack of E1 cables should be reserved at the turnings.
The requirements for routing the optical cables are as follows:

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The optical cable should not be stretched violently or be stepped on. Heavy objects should
not be placed on the cable. In addition, the cable should be kept away from sharp objects
to avoid damage.
The PVC corrugated tubes must be applied to the optical cables for protection purpose
before the cables are routed.
Extra optical cables should be coiled on the special device such as the fiber coiler.
You should use moderate force to coil the optical cable. Do not bend the cable forcibly.
9.3 Installing the Power Cables of the BTS3012 Busbar

This describes how to install the busbar power cables of the BTS3012. The busbar power cables
of the BTS3012 are used to lead the external input power to the subracks of the BTS3012 cabinet.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the power cable (P17) between the BTS3012 busbar and the common subrack to the
POWER port on the DCCU by referring to Figure 9-1.
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Figure 9-1 Distribution of busbar power cables

POWER
D
D
P
U
POWER
D
F
C
U
D
D
P
U
DC-IN-48V
P6.1
P6.2
P6.3
P6
P6
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
P7
P12
P11
P10
P9
P8
P7
P10
P8
P9
P11
PWR
P12
PWR
Fan
P13
D
C
C
U
POWER
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
D
T
R
U
P17 P16
P15
P14
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
Step 2 Connect the power cables (P7-P12) between the BTS3012 busbar and the DTRU subrack to the
PWR ports on the DTRU by referring to Figure 9-1.
Step 3 Connect the power cables (P14-P16) between the BTS3012 busbar and the DTRU subrack to
the PWR ports on the DTRU by referring to Figure 9-1.
Step 4 Connect the power cable (P13) between the BTS3012 busbar and the fan subrack to the PWR
port on the panel of the subrack by referring to Figure 9-1.
Step 5 Connect the power cable (P6) between the BTS3012 busbar and the DAFU subrack to the
POWER port on the DDPU or to the DC-IN-48V port on the DFCU by referring to Figure
9-1.
Step 6 Attach labels to the power cables by referring to Labeling Power Cables.
CAUTION
Keep the dustproof caps removed from the busbar power cables for future use. The power
connector not in use must be covered with the dustproof cap to prevent any short circuit.
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9.4 Installing the BTS3012 Transmission Cables

This describes how to install the BTS3012 transmission cables.
9.4.1 Installing the E1 Cable of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the E1 cables. The E1 cables are used to transmit signals on the
Abis interface.
9.4.2 Installing the Optical Cable of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the optical cables. The optical cables are used to transmit signals
on the Abis interface.
9.4.3 Installing the Ethernet Cable from the DPTU of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE to a Routing
Device
The Ethernet cable from the DPTU to a routing device transmits signals over the Abis interface.
Each DPTU has two Ethernet cables.
9.4.1 Installing the E1 Cable of the BTS3012

This describes how to install the E1 cables. The E1 cables are used to transmit signals on the
Abis interface.
Context
The principles for connecting the E1 cables between the BTS3012 and the peer end are as
follows:
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The TX wire of the E1 cable on the BTS3012 end must be connected with the RX wire of
the E1 cable on the peer end.
The RX wire of the E1 cable on the BTS3012 end must be connected with the TX wire of
the E1 cable on the peer end.
Determine the mapping between the wires in the E1 cable on the BTS3012 end and the
wires in the E1 cable on the peer end based on the data configurations.
If one end for connection is a 75-ohm coaxial cable and the other end is a 120-ohm twisted
pair cable, use an adapter or a transfer cable to perform impedance conversion.
Procedure
Step 1 Remove the protective cap of the DB25 connector on the DELC. SeeFigure 9-2.
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Figure 9-2 TR port on the DELU
Step 2 Remove the protection bag and protection cover of the DB25 connector of the E1 cable, as shown
in Figure 9-3.
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Figure 9-3 E1 cable
Step 3 Insert the DB25 male connector of the E1 cable into the TR port of the DELC on the top of the
cabinet. See Figure 9-4.
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Figure 9-4 E1 cable connection (to the cabinet)
Step 4 Tighten the two fastening screws on the connector.

Step 5 Route the cable along the cable rack and obtain the cable of an appropriate length based on the
actual situation.
Step 6 Make the corresponding cable connectors, such as the SMB connector, based on the transmission
equipment.
Step 7 Connect the made connectors to the corresponding wiring terminals on the distribution frame.
Step 8 Attach labels to the E1 cable by referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
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9.4.2 Installing the Optical Cable of the BTS3012

This describes how to install the optical cables. The optical cables are used to transmit signals
on the Abis interface.
Context
NOTE
When the BTS3012 is configured with optical transmission equipment, you need to connect the optical
cables.
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Procedure
Step 1 Choose an optical cable in appropriate length based on the actual situation.
Step 2 Attach temporary labels to the optical cable for distinguishing purpose. The contents of the
temporary labels can be consistent with the contents of the formal labels or can be decided by
yourself.
Step 3 Cover the optical cables with PVC corrugated tubes.
NOTE
Place the optical cables on a slope, and then coat the cables with PVC corrugated tubes.
Do not cut corrugated tubes at random because exposed cables may be damaged.
If you need to cut the corrugated tubes, cover the cut portion with insulation tapes to protect the fibers
from being damaged by sharp objects.
Step 4 Route the optical cables by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS.
Step 5 Remove the protective caps from the connectors.
Step 6 Align the LC connector with the optical transmission equipment in the transmission subrack and
insert the connector until you hear a clicking sound.
Step 7 Use cable ties to bind the optical cables to the cable trough and cable rack.
Step 8 Remove the temporary labels on both ends of the optical cables. Attach labels to the cables by
referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
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9.4.3 Installing the Ethernet Cable from the DPTU of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE to a Routing Device
The Ethernet cable from the DPTU to a routing device transmits signals over the Abis interface.
Each DPTU has two Ethernet cables.
Context
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The DPTU must be connected to a routing device through the Ethernet cable to implement
the Abis over IP function of the BTS.
The two Ethernet cables from the DPTU and the routing device are called Ethernet cable
A and Ethernet cable B. The two Ethernet cables are connected and routed in the same
manner.
If two DPTUs are configured, the four Ethernet cables can be routed and bound at the same
time.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose an Ethernet cable in appropriate length based on the actual situation.
Step 2 Attach temporary labels to the Ethernet cable for distinguishing purpose. The contents of the
temporary labels can be consistent with the contents of the formal labels or can be decided by
yourself.
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Step 3 Insert the RJ45 connector on one end of Ethernet cable A into the FE0 port on the DPTU panel,
and insert the RJ45 connector on the other end of Ethernet cable B into the FE1 port on the
DPTU panel, ensuring that the Ethernet cables are properly connected.
Step 4 Route the cables according to the actual conditions on site by referring to 9.2 Cabling
Requirements for the BTS.
Step 5 Insert the RJ45 connector on the other end of Ethernet cable A into the routing device, and insert
the RJ45 connector on the other end of Ethernet cable B into the routing device, ensuring that
the Ethernet cables are properly connected.
NOTE
The type of the routing device depends on the actual network requirements.
Step 6 Use cable ties to bind the Ethernet cables to the cable trough and cable rack.
Step 7 Remove the temporary labels on both ends of the Ethernet cables. Attach labels to the cables by
referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
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9.5 Installing the BTS3012 RF Cables

This describes how to install the BTS3012 RF cables.
9.5.1 Installing the Internal RF Signal Cables in the BTS3012 Cabinet
This describes how to install the internal RF signal cables in the BTS3012 cabinet. If the RF
signal cables are installed before delivery, skip this step.
9.5.2 Installing the Cross-Cabinet RF Signal Cables of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the cross-cabinet RF signal cables of the BTS3012.
9.5.3 Installing the Indoor 1/2-Inch Jumper of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the jumpers between the feeder and the BTS3012 cabinet.
9.5.4 Installing the Lightning Arrester and 2/5-Inch Feeder of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the lightning arrester and 2/5-inch feeder of the BTS3012cabinet.
One end of the 2/5-inch feeder is connected to the lightning arrester at the GPS cable hole at the
bottom of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE cabinet; the other end of the feeder is connected to the
antenna of the GPS/GLONASS system.
9.5.5 Installing the GPS Signal Transfer Cable of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the GPS signal transfer cable inside the BTS3012 cabinet. One end
of the GPS signal transfer cable is connected to the ANT port on the DGPS, and the other end
of the cable is connected to the lightning arrester of the antenna system, which is fixed near the
GPS cable hole at the bottom of the cabinet.
9.5.1 Installing the Internal RF Signal Cables in the BTS3012

Cabinet
This describes how to install the internal RF signal cables in the BTS3012 cabinet. If the RF
signal cables are installed before delivery, skip this step.
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Context
The FR Signal Cables are classified into RF RX signal cables and RF TX signal cables. The
RF RX signal cables are used to transmit the uplink signals between the DDPU/DFCU/DFCB
and the DTRU. The RF TX signal cables are used to transmit the downlink signals between the
DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and the DTRU.
The connectors on both ends of the RF RX signal cable are SMA elbow male connectors. The
connectors on both ends of the RF TX signal cable are the N elbow male connectors.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the SMA elbow male connector at one end of the RX signal cable to the RX port on
the DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
NOTE
The RF RX ports on the DFCU panel are numbered from bottom to top. Therefore, connect the RF RX
signal cables from bottom to top.
Use a socket wrench to fasten the connectors of the RF signal cables.
Step 2 Connect the SMA elbow male connector at the other end of the RX signal cable to the RX port
on the corresponding DTRU, and fasten the connector.
Step 3 Connect the N elbow male connector at one end of the TX signal cable to the TX port on the
DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
Step 4 Connect the N elbow male connector at the other end of the TX signal cable to the TX port on
the corresponding DTRU, and fasten the connector.
Step 5 Wedge the extra RF signal cables in the cable trough between the two subracks and use cable
ties to bind the cables.
NOTE
Arrange the RF signal cables according to the following rules:

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The cables should not block the LEDs on the board or module.
The cabling on one board or module should be performed so that the cables do not block the other
boards or modules. The cabling should be convenient for maintaining the boards or modules.
The TX signal cable and the RX signal cable between the DTRU and the DFCU/DFCB are not fixed in
length. You need to use the shortest signal cable as required by the distance between the DFCU/DFCB and
the DTRU.
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9.5.2 Installing the Cross-Cabinet RF Signal Cables of the BTS3012

This describes how to install the cross-cabinet RF signal cables of the BTS3012.
Context
The RF signal cables are classified into RF RX signal cables and RF TX signal cables. The RF
RX signal cables are used to transmit the uplink signals between the DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and
the DTRU. The RF TX signal cables are used to transmit the downlink signals between the
DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and the DTRU.
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The connectors on both ends of the RF RX signal cable are SMA elbow male connectors. The
connectors on both ends of the RF TX signal cable are the N elbow male connectors. Both the
RF RX signal cable and the RF TX signal cable are 2.8 m long.
The BTS3012 cabinet is classified into two types depending on whether an optical cable hole is
available on the right side of the top of the cabinet. For convenience of description, the cabinet
with an optical cable hole on the right side of the top of the cabinet is called A cabinet and the
cabinet without an optical cable hole on the right side of the top of the cabinet is called B cabinet.
Procedure
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Installing the RF signal cables between A cabinets

1.
Connect the SMA elbow male connector at one end of the RX signal cable to the RX
port on the DTRU in one A cabinet and fasten the connector.
NOTE
Use a socket wrench to fasten the connectors of the RF signal cables.
2.
Route the RX signal cable from the DTRU subrack in the connected A cabinet to the
DAFU subrack in another A cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-5.
Figure 9-5 Installing the RF signal cables between A cabinets
1
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
COM
COM
POWER
POWER
TXA
RXA1
RXA2
RXA2
RXA3
RXA3
DAFU1
DAFU2
DAFU3
TXB
RXA3
RXB1
RXB1
RXB2
RXB2
RXB3
RXB3
RXB4
RXB4
DAFU4
DAFU5
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
COM
COM
POWER
POWER
TXA
RXA1
RXA3
DAFU0
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
TXA
RXA1
RXA2
RXA3
TXB
RXA3
RXA3
TXB
RXA3
RXB2
RXB2
RXB3
RXB3
RXB4
RXB4
DAFU0
(1) Optical cable hole
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TXA
RXA1
RXA2
TXB
DAFU1
DAFU2
DAFU3
DAFU4
DAFU5
(2) Cable trough
3.
Connect the SMA elbow male connector at the other end of the RX signal cable to the
RX port on the corresponding DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
4.
Connect the N elbow male connector at one end of the TX signal cable to the TX port
on the corresponding DTRU in one A cabinet and fasten the connector.
5.
Route the TX signal cable from the DTRU subrack in the connected A cabinet to the
DTRU subrack in another A cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-5.
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6.
Connect the N elbow male connector at the other end of the TX signal cable to the TX
port on the corresponding DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
7.
Wedge the extra RF signal cables in the cable trough of the A cabinet and use cable
ties to bind the cables evenly.
NOTE
Arrange the RF signal cables according to the following rules:
The cables should not block the LEDs on the board or module.
The cabling on one board or module should be performed so that the cables do not block
the other boards or modules. The cabling should be convenient for the maintenance on the
boards or modules.
When routing the RF signal cables, ensure that they do not touch the wiring terminals on
the busbar to avoid short-circuiting.
Installing the RF signal cables between a type-A cabinet and a type-B cabinet
1.
Connect the SMA elbow male connector on one end of the RX signal cable to the RX
port on the DTRU in the B cabinet and fasten the connector.
2.
Route the RX signal cable from the DTRU subrack in the B cabinet to the DAFU
subrack in the A cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-6.
Figure 9-6 Installing the RF signal cables between A cabinet and B cabinet
1
1
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
COM
COM
COM
POWER
POWER
POWER
POWER
DAFU2
DAFU3
RXA1
RXA1
RXA2
RXA2
RXA2
RXA3
RXA3
TXB
RXA3
TXB
RXA3
RXA3
TXB
RXA3
RXB1
RXB1
RXB2
RXB2
RXB2
RXB2
RXB3
RXB3
RXB3
RXB3
RXB4
RXB4
RXB4
RXB4
DAFU4
DAFU5
DAFU0
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RXA2
RXA3
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TXA
RXA1
RXA3
DAFU0
RUN
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VSWRA
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COM
TXA
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
TXB
DAFU1
DAFU2
DAFU3
DAFU4
DAFU5
(2) Cable trough
3.
Connect the SMA elbow male connector at the other end of the RX signal cable to the
RX port on the corresponding DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
4.
Connect the N elbow male connector on one end of the TX signal cable to the TX port
on the DTRU in the B cabinet and fasten the connector.
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5.
Route the TX signal cable from the DTRU subrack in the B cabinet to the DAFU
subrack in the A cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-5.
6.
Connect the N elbow male connector at the other end of the TX signal cable to the TX
port on the corresponding DDPU/DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
7.
Wedge the extra RF signal cables in the cable trough of the A cabinet and use cable
ties to bind the cables evenly.
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9.5.3 Installing the Indoor 1/2-Inch Jumper of the BTS3012

This describes how to install the jumpers between the feeder and the BTS3012 cabinet.
Context
The indoor 1/2-inch jumper is used to transmit RF signals. The connectors on both ends of the
jumper are the DIN connectors.
CAUTION
The RF jumper must be connected securely to avoid RF signal leakage.
NOTE
Use a torque wrench to fix the DIN connector and tighten the connector to 27 N m.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect one end of the jumper to the jumper connector on the feeder side.
Step 2 Cut the jumper to appropriate length based on the actual cabling route.
Step 3 Attach the label at the point 100 mm away from each connector by referring to Labeling the
Antenna System.
Step 4 Connect the DIN connector of the jumper to the antenna port on the top of the DDPU, DFCU,
or DFCB.
NOTE
Before connecting the jumper, perform the operation described in Testing the Antenna System
.
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9.5.4 Installing the Lightning Arrester and 2/5-Inch Feeder of the

BTS3012
This describes how to install the lightning arrester and 2/5-inch feeder of the BTS3012cabinet.
One end of the 2/5-inch feeder is connected to the lightning arrester at the GPS cable hole at the
bottom of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE cabinet; the other end of the feeder is connected to the
antenna of the GPS/GLONASS system.
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Context
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The 2/5-inch feeder is 20 meters in length by default. The connectors of the feeder should
be made on site. The connectors on both ends of the feeder are N male connectors.
One end of the lightning arrester of the antenna system is an N male connector, and the
other end of the cable is an N female connector.
Install the lightning arrester and 2/5-inch feeder using the adjustable wrench.
Install the lightning arrester prior to installing the 2/5-inch feeder.
CAUTION
The RF cables must be connected securely to avoid RF signal leakage.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the N male connector at one end of the lightning arrester to the N female connector at
the GPS cable hole at the top of the cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-7.
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Figure 9-7 Installing the lightning arrester of the antenna system
(1) Lightning arrester of the antenna system
(2) N female connector
Step 2 Make the connector at one end of the 2/5-inch feeder, and lead the connector to the feeder port
of the antenna.
Step 3 Based on the actual cabling route, obtain the feeder of appropriate length. The length of the
feeder will be introduced into the BSC data configuration in order to compute the delay
compensation caused by the length of the feeder.
Step 4 Mae the connector at the other end of the feeder.
Step 5 Attach the label at the point 200 mm away from each connector by referring to Labeling the
Antenna System.
Step 6 Connect the other end of the feeder to the lightning arrester at the GPS cable hole at the top of
the BTS3012 cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-8
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Figure 9-8 Installing the 2/5-Inch feeder
(1) 2/5-inch feeder
(2) Lightning arrester of the antenna system
NOTE
Before connecting the feeder, perform the operation described in Testing the Antenna System.
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9.5.5 Installing the GPS Signal Transfer Cable of the BTS3012

This describes how to install the GPS signal transfer cable inside the BTS3012 cabinet. One end
of the GPS signal transfer cable is connected to the ANT port on the DGPS, and the other end
of the cable is connected to the lightning arrester of the antenna system, which is fixed near the
GPS cable hole at the bottom of the cabinet.
Context
One end of the signal transfer cable is an SMA elbow male connector, and the other end of the
cable is an N female connector. The GPS signal transfer cable is 2.2 meters in length.
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Use the cross screwdriver to remove the protection cover on the GPS cable hole on the seton-top subrack.
Use the combination wrench to install the SMA male connector of the cable.
Use the adjustable wrench to fix the N female connector of the cable.
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Procedure
Step 1 Remove the protection cover over the GPS cable hole on top of the cabinet, and keep the
protection cover and the two screws for future use.
Step 2 Lead one end of the GPS signal transfer cable attached with the SMA elbow male connector
through the GPS cable hole and the cable hole on top of the cabinet and into the cabinet, as
shown in Figure 9-9.
Figure 9-9 Leading the GPS signal transfer cable into the cabinet
(1) GPS cable hole
(2) Cable hole on top of the cabinet
Step 3 Lead the GPS signal transfer cable through the left cable hole inside the cabinet and route the
cable to the place near the DGPS along the cable trough, as shown in Figure 9-10
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Figure 9-10 Routing the GPS signal transfer cable inside the cabinet
(1) Left cable hole inside the cabinet
(2) Cable trough
Step 4 Connect the SMA elbow male connector to the ANT port on the DGPS and fasten the connector.
Step 5 Fix the N female connector at the other end of the GPS signal transfer cable to the GPS cable
hole.
CAUTION
During the installation, you need to fasten the screws on the N female connector to ensure that
the connector is in well contact with the cabinet.
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Step 6 Wedge the GPS signal transfer cable in the cable trough and use cable ties to bind the cable
evenly.
NOTE
Arrange the GPS signal transfer cable according to the following rules:
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The signal cables should not block the LEDs on the board or module.
The cabling on one board or module should be performed properly so that the cables do not block the
other boards or modules. The cabling should be convenient for the maintenance on the boards or
modules.
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9.6 Installing the BTS3012 Signal Cables

This describes how to install the BTS3012 signal cables.
9.6.1 Installing the Combining Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the combining short-circuiting signal cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE. The cables are used to realize the combining output of the two-route transmit
signals for the DTRU (type A).
9.6.2 Installing the Four-In-One Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the four-in-one short-circuiting signal cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE. The cables are used for the combining output of four-route transmit signals.
9.6.3 Installing the Signal Cable Between the DFCB and the DFCU of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the BTS3012/BTS3012AE signal cables between the DFCB and
the DFCU. The cables are used to transmit one route of combined RF signals (two-in-one) from
the DFCB to the DFCU so that the DFCU can combine six routes of RF signals into one route
for transmission.
9.6.4 Installing the Power Detection Cables of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the BTS3012/BTS3012AE power detection cables. The cables are
used to detect the power of the DFCU/DFCB. The cables can be classified into forward power
detection cables and reverse power detection cables.
9.6.5 Installing the Diversity Receive Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the diversity receive short-circuiting signal cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE. The cables are used to transfer the diversity receive signals from the antenna
system.
9.6.6 Installing the Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the lightning protection failure alarm cables of the BTS3012. The
lightning protection failure alarm cables on top of the cabinet are used to transfer the Boolean
value signals of the DC lightning arrester on top of the cabinet to the DSAC so that the availability
of the lightning arrester is reported to the BTS3012.
9.6.7 Installing the Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable for the Combined Cabinets
This describes how to install the lightning protection failure alarm cables for the combined
cabinets. The cables are used to transmit the Boolean value signals between the DC lightning
arrester on top of the main cabinet and that on top of the extension cabinet.
9.6.8 Installing the Boolean Input Cable of the BTS3012
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This describes the function, structure, pin assignment, and installation positions of the Boolean
input cable.
9.6.9 Installing the Boolean Output Cable of the BTS3012
output cable.
9.6.10 Installing the EAC Signal Cable of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the EAC signal cables of the BTS3012. The cables are used to
transmit the Boolean value alarm of the external devices to the BTS3012 so that the BTS3012
can control the devices.
9.6.11 Installing the Dedicated Monitoring Signal Cable of the BTS3012
This describes the function, appearance, pin assignment, and installation positions of the
dedicated monitoring signal cable.
9.6.12 Installing the Signal Cable for the Environment Monitoring Device of the BTS3012
The signal cable for the environment monitoring device is used to transmit signals between the
BTS and the environment monitoring device.
9.6.13 Installing the RET Control Signal Cable of the BTS3012
The RET control signal cables are used to transmit signals between the DATU and the Bias-Tee
on top of a cabinet.
9.6.14 Installing the Signal Cable Between the DCTB and the DAFU Subrack of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the signal cables between the DCTB and the DAFU subrack for
the BTS3012. The cables are used to transmit clock signals, in-position signals, and band
identification signals to the DDPU/DCOM/DFCU/DFCB in the DAFU subrack.
9.6.15 Installing the Signal Cables for BTS3012 Cabinet Groups
This describes how to install the signal cables for cabinet groups. The cables are used to transmit
signals between the main cabinets in two cabinet groups.
9.6.16 Installing the Signal Cable for the Hybrid Group of the BTS3012 and BTS312/BTS30
This describes the function, appearance, pin assignment, and installation positions of the signal
cable for the hybrid group of the BTS3012 and BTS312/BTS30.
9.6.17 Installing the Short-Circuiting Cable for the Active and Standby DPTUs of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE
The short-circuiting cable for the active and standby DPTUs are used to connect the active DPTU
and the standby DPTU.
9.6.1 Installing the Combining Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of the

BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the combining short-circuiting signal cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE. The cables are used to realize the combining output of the two-route transmit
signals for the DTRU (type A).
Context
The combining short-circuiting signal cable is used only for the internal combining of the DTRU
(type A). The combining short-circuiting signal cable is not required when the DTRU (type B)
is used.
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Procedure
Step 1 Determine the number of combining short-circuiting signal cables to be installed based on the
configuration of the BTS.
Step 2 Connect the N male connector on one end of the cable to the TX1 or TX2 port on the panel of
the DTRU (type A) by referring to Figure 9-11. Then connect the SMA male connector on the
other end of the cable to the IN1 or IN2 port on the panel of the DTRU (type A).
Figure 9-11 Connecting the combining short-circuiting signal cables (black)
DDPU
DDPU
DDPU
RUN
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VSWRA
VSWRB
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
RUN
ALM
VSWRA
VSWRB
COM
COM
COM
POWER
POWER
POWER
RXA1
RXA1
RXA1
RXA4
RXA4
RXA4
RXB1
RXB1
RXB1
RXB2
RXB2
RXB2
RXB3 TXB
RXB3 TXB
RXB3 TXB
RXB4
RXB4
RXB4
RXA2 TXA
RXA3
RXA2 TXA
RXA3
RXA2 TXA
RXA3
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
DTRU
TX1
TX1
TX1
TX1
TX1
TX1
TCOM
TCOM
TCOM
TCOM
TCOM
TCOM
TX2
TX2
TX2
TX2
TX2
TX2
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RUN
ACT
ALM
RF_IND
RS T
RS T
RS T
RS T
RS T
RS T
RXM1
RXM1
RXM1
RXM1
RXM1
RXD1
RXD1
RXD1
RXD1
RXD1
RXM1
RXD1
RXM2
RXM2
RXM2
RXM2
RXM2
RXM2
RXD2
RXD2
RXD2
RXD2
RXD2
RXD2
POWER
POWER
POWER
POWER
POWER
POWER
Step 3 Secure the two connectors at the same time.
CAUTION
The two connectors must be secured at the same time so that the cable is not twisted.
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9.6.2 Installing the Four-In-One Short-Circuiting Signal Cable of

the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the four-in-one short-circuiting signal cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE. The cables are used for the combining output of four-route transmit signals.
Prerequisite
When the DFCU is configured, the four-in-one short-circuiting signal cables are used for the
combining output of transmit signals.
Context
The connectors on both ends of the four-in-one short-circuiting signal cable are the N elbow
male connectors.
For the cabling on the front side of the BTS3012 cabinet, refer to Cable Distribution of the
BTS3012.
For the cabling on the front side of the BTS3012AE cabinet, refer to Cable Distribution at the
Front of the BTS3012AE Cabinet (AC).
Procedure
Step 1 According to the cabling on the front side of the cabinet, connect the N elbow male connector
at one end of the four-in-one short-circuiting signal cable to the COM port on the DFCU and
then fasten the connector.
Step 2 According to the cabling on the front side of the cabinet, connect the N elbow male connector
at one end of the four-in-one short-circuiting signal cable to the TX-DUP port on the DFCU and
then fasten the connector.
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9.6.3 Installing the Signal Cable Between the DFCB and the DFCU
of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the BTS3012/BTS3012AE signal cables between the DFCB and
the DFCU. The cables are used to transmit one route of combined RF signals (two-in-one) from
the DFCB to the DFCU so that the DFCU can combine six routes of RF signals into one route
for transmission.
Context
When the BTS3012/BTS3012AE cabinet is configured with one DFCB, the DFCB is cascaded
with the DFCU through the BTS3012/BTS3012AE signal cables between the DFCB and the
DFCU.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the N elbow male connector on one end of the cable to the COM1 or COM2 port on
the DFCB.
Step 2 Connect the N elbow male connector on the other end of the cable to the COM-IN port on the
DFCU.
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NOTE
The cable connecting the COM1 or COM2 port of the DFCB to the COMIN port of the DFCU is the fixed
cable. The cable cannot be replaced other RF cables.
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9.6.4 Installing the Power Detection Cables of the BTS3012/

BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the BTS3012/BTS3012AE power detection cables. The cables are
used to detect the power of the DFCU/DFCB. The cables can be classified into forward power
detection cables and reverse power detection cables.
Prerequisite
The power detection cables are used only when the DFCU/DFCB is configured. The cables are
used to detect the power of the DFCU/DFCB.
Context
The forward power detection cables and reverse power detection cables have the same
appearance. Both ends of the two types of cables are SMA elbow male connectors.
Procedure
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Connect the power detection cable on the DFCU.

1.
Connect one end of the forward power detection cable to the PF OUT1 port on the
DFCU and connect the other end of the cable to the PF in1 port on the DFCU. Then
fasten the connectors.
2.
Connect one end of the reverse power detection cable to the PR OUT1 port on the
DFCU and connect the other end of the cable to the PR in1 port on the DFCU. Then
Connect the power detection cable between the DFCU and the DFCB.
1.
DFCU and connect the other end of the cable to the PF in1/PF in2 port on the DFCB.
Then fasten the connectors.
2.
DFCU and connect the other end of the cable to the PR in1/PR in2 port on the DFCB.
Then fasten the connectors.
Connect the power detection cable on the DFCB (900 MB).

NOTE
When using the antenna port of the DFCB (900 MB), you should connect the power detection cable on
the DFCB (900 MB).
1.
DFCB and connect the other end of the cable to the PF in2 port on the DFCB. Then
2.
DFCU and connect the other end of the cable to the PR in2 port on the DFCU. Then
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9.6.5 Installing the Diversity Receive Short-Circuiting Signal Cable

of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
This describes how to install the diversity receive short-circuiting signal cables of the BTS3012/
BTS3012AE. The cables are used to transfer the diversity receive signals from the antenna
system.
Prerequisite
The BTS3012 uses the diversity receive short-circuiting signal cables only when the DFCU/
DFCB is configured.
Context
The connectors on both ends of the diversity receive short-circuiting signal cable are the SMA
elbow male connectors.
For the cabling on the front side of the BTS3012 cabinet, refer to Cable Distribution of the
BTS3012.
For the cabling on the front side of the BTS3012AE cabinet, refer to Cable Distribution at the
Front of the BTS3012AE Cabinet (AC).
Procedure
Step 1 According to the cabling on the front side of the cabinet, connect the SMA elbow male connector
at one end of the diversity receive short-circuiting signal cable to the RXDOUT port on the
DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
Step 2 According to the cabling on the front side of the cabinet, connect the SMA elbow male connector
at the other end of the diversity receive short-circuiting signal cable to the HLIN port on the
DFCU/DFCB and fasten the connector.
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9.6.6 Installing the Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable of the

BTS3012
This describes how to install the lightning protection failure alarm cables of the BTS3012. The
lightning protection failure alarm cables on top of the cabinet are used to transfer the Boolean
value signals of the DC lightning arrester on top of the cabinet to the DSAC so that the availability
of the lightning arrester is reported to the BTS3012.
Context
Before the delivery of the cabinet, one end (cord end terminal) of the lightning protection failure
alarm cable is fixed in the ALARM and GND cable holes on the lightning arrester. The other
end (2PINphoenix terminal) should be inserted into the S1+S1- port on the DSAC on site.
Procedure
Connect the lightning protection failure alarm cable of the BTS3012 to the S1+S1- port on the
DSAC.
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9.6.7 Installing the Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable for the
Combined Cabinets
This describes how to install the lightning protection failure alarm cables for the combined
cabinets. The cables are used to transmit the Boolean value signals between the DC lightning
arrester on top of the main cabinet and that on top of the extension cabinet.
Prerequisite
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The BTS3012 combined-cabinet connection mode is used on site.
The lightning protection failure alarm cables for the main cabinet are installed.
Procedure
Step 1 Obtain the lightning protection failure alarm cable for the combined cabinets in an appropriate
length based on the onsite cabling mode.
Step 2 Crimp a connector onto one end of the cable to form a cord end terminal.
Step 3 Remove the delivered lightning protection failure alarm cable from the top of the extension
cabinet. Use a small screwdriver to remove the Phoenix terminal. Then connect the Phoenix
terminal to the other end of the cable.
NOTE
Use a small straight screwdriver with the blade width of 3 mm and with the blade thickness of 0.3 mm to
remove the Phoenix terminal.
Step 4 Connect the Phoenix terminal to the S2+S2- port on the DSAC of the main cabinet.
Step 5 Loosen the screws on the alarm port for the power lightning arrester of the extension cabinet.
Then connect the cord end terminal to the alarm port for the power lightning arrester of the
extension cabinet.
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9.6.8 Installing the Boolean Input Cable of the BTS3012

input cable.
Context
CAUTION
The Boolean input cable can be connected to only the Boolean port on the device in the equipment
room. Avoid connecting the Boolean input cable of the outdoor device to the SWIN port on the
DMLC on the top of the cabinet. Avoid connecting the Boolean input cable for outdoor cabling
to the SWIN port on the DMLC on the top of the cabinet.
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Procedure
Step 1 Route the Boolean input cable of the BTS3012 by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements for
the BTS.
Step 2 Make an MD68 male connector at one end of the Boolean input cable.
Step 3 Insert the MD68 male connector into the SWIN port on the DMLC on the top of the cabinet.
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9.6.9 Installing the Boolean Output Cable of the BTS3012

output cable.
Context
CAUTION
The Boolean output cable can be connected to only the Boolean value port on the device in the
equipment room. Avoid connecting the Boolean output cable of the outdoor device to the
SWOUT port on the DMLC on top of the cabinet. Avoid connecting the Boolean output cable
for outdoor cabling to the SWOUT port on the DMLC on the top of the cabinet.
Procedure
Step 1 Route the Boolean output cables of the BTS3012 by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements
for the BTS.
Step 2 Make a DB15 male connector at one end of the Boolean output cable.
Step 3 Insert the DB15 male connector into the SWOUT port on the DMLC on the top of the cabinet.
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9.6.10 Installing the EAC Signal Cable of the BTS3012

This describes how to install the EAC signal cables of the BTS3012. The cables are used to
transmit the Boolean value alarm of the external devices to the BTS3012 so that the BTS3012
can control the devices.
Context
CAUTION
The EAC signal cable can be connected to only the Boolean value port on the device in the
equipment room. Avoid connecting the Boolean input cable of the outdoor device to the EAC
port on the DSAC on top of the cabinet. Avoid connecting the Boolean input cable for outdoor
cabling to the EAC port on the DSAC on top of the cabinet.
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Procedure
Step 1 Route the EAC signal cables by referring to 9.2 Cabling Requirements for the BTS.
Step 2 Make a DB26 male connector at one end of the EAC signal cable.
Step 3 Insert the DB26 male connector into the EAC port on the DSAC on top of the cabinet.
Step 4 Insert the DB9 male connector of the EAC signal cable into the DB9 port on the EMU or EAC.
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9.6.11 Installing the Dedicated Monitoring Signal Cable of the

BTS3012
This describes the function, appearance, pin assignment, and installation positions of the
dedicated monitoring signal cable.
Prerequisite
All the sensors and transmission interface boxes are installed in the equipment room.
Procedure
Step 1 Route the dedicated monitoring signal cable of the BTS3012 by referring to 9.2 Cabling
Requirements for the BTS.
Step 2 Make a DB44 male connector at one end of the dedicated monitoring signal cable of the
BTS3012.
Step 3 Insert the DB44 male connector into the AIN port on the DMLC on top of the cabinet.
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9.6.12 Installing the Signal Cable for the Environment Monitoring

Device of the BTS3012
The signal cable for the environment monitoring device is used to transmit signals between the
BTS and the environment monitoring device.
Context
The signal cable for the environment monitoring device only serves as an adapter. One end of
the cable is a DB9 male connector on the other end is a DB25 female connector,
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the DB9 male connector into the COM1 or COM2 port on the DSAC at the top of the
cabinet.
Step 2 Connect the DB25 female connector with the EMI-equipped cable.
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9.6.13 Installing the RET Control Signal Cable of the BTS3012

The RET control signal cables are used to transmit signals between the DATU and the Bias-Tee
on top of a cabinet.
Prerequisite
The BTS3012 uses the RET antennas.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the SMA elbow male connector on one end of the cable to the ANT port on the panel
of the DATU in the cabinet.
Step 2 On the left of the cabinet, lead the SMA straight male connector to the top of the cabinet from
the bottom to the top.
Step 3 Connect the SMA straight male connector on the other end of the cable to the SMA port on the
Bias-Tee on the top of the cabinet.
Step 4 Attach labels to both ends of the RET control signal cables by referring to Labeling Signal
Cables.
----End
9.6.14 Installing the Signal Cable Between the DCTB and the DAFU
Subrack of the BTS3012
This describes how to install the signal cables between the DCTB and the DAFU subrack for
the BTS3012. The cables are used to transmit clock signals, in-position signals, and band
identification signals to the DDPU/DCOM/DFCU/DFCB in the DAFU subrack.
Context
Before the delivery of the cabinet, one end of the signal cable is connected to the backplane of
the DCTB.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the DB26 male connector of the signal cable to the COM port on the DDPU or the
DBUS port on the DFCU/DFCB or the ONSHELL port on the DCOM in the DAFU subrack.
Step 2 Attach a label to the signal cable at the DB26 male connector end by referring to Labeling Signal
Cables.
----End
9.6.15 Installing the Signal Cables for BTS3012 Cabinet Groups

This describes how to install the signal cables for cabinet groups. The cables are used to transmit
signals between the main cabinets in two cabinet groups.
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Context
The connectors on both ends of the signal cable are the MD36 male connectors. One end connects
to the CKB1 or CKB2 port on the top of the main cabinet in the main group. The other end
connects to the CKB1 or CKB2 port on the top of the main cabinet in the extension group.
Procedure
Step 1 Attach labels to both ends of the cable by referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
Step 2 Connect the MD36 male connector on one end of the cable to the CKB1 or CKB2 port on the
top of the main cabinet in the main group.
Step 3 Connect the MD36 male connector on the other end to the CKB1 or CKB2 port on the top of
the main cabinet in the extension group.
----End
9.6.16 Installing the Signal Cable for the Hybrid Group of the
BTS3012 and BTS312/BTS30
This describes the function, appearance, pin assignment, and installation positions of the signal
cable for the hybrid group of the BTS3012 and BTS312/BTS30.
Context
One end of the signal cable of the hybrid group is an MD36 male connector and on the other
end is an MD25 male connector. The signal cable for the hybrid group between the BTS3012
and the BTS312 is the same as that between the BTS3012 and the BTS30.
Procedure
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Form a combined group of one BTS3012 cabinet and one BTS312/BTS30 cabinet.
1.
Attach labels to both ends of the signal cable by referring to Labeling Signal
Cables.
2.
Connect the MD36 male connector on one end of the cable to the CKB1 or CKB2 port
on the top of the BTS3012 cabinet.
3.
Connect the MD25 male connector on the other end of the cable to the CKB1 or CKB2
port on the top of the BTS312/BTS30 cabinet.
Form a combined group of one BTS3012 cabinet and two BTS312/BTS30 cabinets.
NOTE
The following assumes that one BTS312 cabinet is on the left of the BTS3012 cabinet and the other
BTS312/BTS30 cabinet is on the right of the BTS3012 cabinet.
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1.
Attach labels to both ends of the signal cable by referring to Labeling Signal
Cables.
2.
Connect the MD36 male connector on one end of the cable to the CKB1 port on the
top of the BTS3012 cabinet. Connect the DB25 male connector on the other end to
the CKB1 port on the top of the BTS312 cabinet on the right of the BTS312/BTS30
cabinet.
3.
Connect the MD36 male connector on one end of another cable to the CKB2 port on
the top of the BTS3012 cabinet. Connect the DB25 male connector on the other end
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to the CKB2 port on the top of the BTS312 cabinet on the left of the BTS312/BTS30
cabinet.
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9.6.17 Installing the Short-Circuiting Cable for the Active and

Standby DPTUs of the BTS3012/BTS3012AE
The short-circuiting cable for the active and standby DPTUs are used to connect the active DPTU
and the standby DPTU.
Context
Both ends of the short-circuiting cable for the active and standby DPTUs use the MD64 male
connector.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the male connector on one end of the cable into the E1/T1 MS port on the DPTU in slot
3 (from left to right) of the common subrack, and then fasten the two screws on the connector.
Step 2 Figure 9-12 shows the cabling route. Route the other end of the cable to the E1/T1 MS port on
the DPTU in slot 4 (from left to right).
Figure 9-12 Installing the short-circuiting cable for the active and standby DPTUs
1
(1) Cable trough
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Step 3 Insert the male connector on the other end of the cable into the E1/T1 MS port on the DPTU in
slot 4 (from left to right), and then fasten the two screws on the connector.
Step 4 Wedge the extra short-circuiting cable for the active and standby DPTUs in the cable trough and
use cable ties to bind the cables evenly.
----End
9.7 Installing the Cables Between the Sidepower and the

BTS3012
This describes how to install the alarm cable and the power cable between the Sidepower and
the BTS3012.
9.7.1 Installing the Power Cable Between the Sidepower and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the power cable between the Sidepower and the BTS3012.
9.7.2 Installing the Alarm Cable Between the Sidepower and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the alarm cable between the Sidepower and the BTS3012.
9.7.1 Installing the Power Cable Between the Sidepower and the
BTS3012
This describes how to install the power cable between the Sidepower and the BTS3012.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect one end of the blue wire to the output negative copper bar of the Sidepower and the
other end to the -48 V terminal of the lightning protection filtering box on top of the BTS3012
cabinet, as shown in Figure 9-13.
Figure 9-13 Installing the power cables
DC lightning arrester
-48V -48V GND GND
Sidepower
-48V -48V GND GND
V+
V-
Wiring terminal block

for power input cable
EMI filter
GND cable
-48V power cable
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Step 2 Connect one end of the black wire to the output positive copper bar of the Sidepower and the
other end to the GND terminal of the lightning protection filtering box on top of the BTS3012
cabinet.
Step 3 Attach labels to the power cable by referring to Labeling Power Cables.
----End
9.7.2 Installing the Alarm Cable Between the Sidepower and the
BTS3012
This describes how to install the alarm cable between the Sidepower and the BTS3012.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the DB26 male connector on one end of the alarm cable into the EAC port on the DSAC
at the top of the BTS3012 cabinet, as shown in (1) of Figure 9-14.
Figure 9-14 Installing the alarm cable
Buzzer on
Buzzer off
Step 2 Insert the DB9 male connector on the other end of the alarm cable into the DB9 female port on
the Sidepower alarm board, as shown in (2) of Figure 9-14.
Step 3 Attach labels to the alarm cable by referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
----End
9.8 Installing the Cable Between the EMU and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the alarm cable between the EMU and the BTS3012.
9.8.1 Installing the Alarm Signal Cable Between the EMU and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the signal cable of the external environment alarm box between
the EMU and the BTS3012.
9.8.1 Installing the Alarm Signal Cable Between the EMU and the
BTS3012
the EMU and the BTS3012.
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Procedure
Step 1 Connect the DB9 male connector on one end of the signal cable to the RS485 port on the EMU,
Figure 9-15 Installing the signal cable for the external environment alarm box
EMU
Step 2 Connect the DB9 male connector on the other end of the signal cable to the COM1 or COM2
port on the DSAC at the top of the BTS3012 cabinet.
Step 3 Attach labels to the signal cable by referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
----End
9.9 Installing the Cable Between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012
This describes how to install the cables between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012.
9.9.1 Installing the Alarm Signal Cable Between the EAC-2 and the BTS3012
the EAC-2 and the BTS3012.
9.9.1 Installing the Alarm Signal Cable Between the EAC-2 and the
BTS3012
the EAC-2 and the BTS3012.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the DB9 male connector on one end of the signal cable to the RS485 port on the EAC-2.
Step 2 Connect the DB9 male connector on the other end of the signal cable to the COM1 or COM2
port on the DSAC at the top of the BTS3012 cabinet.
Step 3 Attach labels to the signal cable by referring to Labeling Signal Cables.
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Installing the BTS3012 Sensors
About This Chapter

This describes how to install the BTS3012 sensors. The sensors consist of the door control sensor,
water sensor, smoke sensor, infrared sensor, and humidity and temperature sensor.
10.1 Fixing the BTS3012 Sensors
This task describes how to fix the BTS3012 sensors. The environment variables for detection
vary, so different types of the BTS3012 sensors should be installed in different positions of the
cabinet.
10.2 Connecting the Sensors to the BTS3012 Cabinet
This task describes how to connect the sensors to the BTS3012 cabinet. You must connect the
sensors to the BTS3012 cabinet through the digital distribution frame (DDF) box.
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10.1 Fixing the BTS3012 Sensors

This task describes how to fix the BTS3012 sensors. The environment variables for detection
vary, so different types of the BTS3012 sensors should be installed in different positions of the
cabinet.
Context
NOTE
The door control sensor should be installed at the joint of the door and the doorframe.
The water sensor should be placed horizontally in the equipment room where water tends to seep
through.
The smoke sensor should be installed in the center of the ceiling of the equipment room.
The infrared sensor should be installed on the wall with a wide detection area. The sensor should be
1.5 m above the floor. The sensor should directly face the possible intrusions and there should not be
obstacles within the detection coverage.
The temperature and humidity sensor should be installed on the wall. The sensor should be 1.5 m above
the floor.
Procedure
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Door sensor
1.
Use a pencil to mark installation holes on the doorframe and on the door for the door
control sensor.
2.
Use a punch drill to drill on the marked positions.
3.
Insert the plastic expansion tubes into the installation holes.
4.
Use screws to fix the angle piece of the door control sensor to the door and doorframe.
Water sensor
1.
Choose an indoor low-lying area or choose the area right below the BTS3012 cabinet.
Clean the chosen area.
2.
Place the water sensor horizontally.
Smoke sensor
1.
Remove the base from the smoke sensor.
2.
Use a pencil to mark the installation holes of the base on the ceiling.
3.
4.
5.
Use screws to fix the base to the ceiling.
6.
Install the smoke sensor.
Infrared sensor
1.
Remove the angle piece from the infrared sensor.
2.
Use a pencil to mark two holes for the angle piece on the wall.
3.
4.
5.
Use screws to fix the angle piece of the infrared sensor to the wall.
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Install the infrared sensor.
Humidity/Temperature sensor
1.
Remove the backplane from the temperature and humidity sensor.
2.
Use a pencil to mark three holes for the backplane on the wall.
3.
4.
5.
Use screws to fix the backplane to the wall.
6.
Install the temperature and humidity sensor on the backplane.
----End
10.2 Connecting the Sensors to the BTS3012 Cabinet

This task describes how to connect the sensors to the BTS3012 cabinet. You must connect the
sensors to the BTS3012 cabinet through the digital distribution frame (DDF) box.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the MD68 male connector of the Boolean value transfer cable to the IN port on the
panel of the DEMU.
Step 2 Use a dedicated monitoring signal cable to connect the AIN port on the DMLC to the DDF box,
Figure 10-1 Connecting the DMLC to the DDF box
Three alarm cables (10 m each)
Connecting to the sensors
DMLC
Shielding layer
of the cables
(grounding terminal)
BTS3012
<> <>
<>
24-route
Boolean value
input terminal
>
Grounding
busbar
DDF box (with 24-route

Boolean value input terminal)
Transmission terminal
Grounding bar
Step 3 Connect the sensors to the DDF box. For detailed information about the wiring terminals of the
sensors, see BTS3012 Sensors.
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NOTE
Connect the grounding wires of the sensors to the grounding bar in the DDF box first.
Each of the three alarm cables is 10 m long before delivery. Cut the extra part of the cables according
to the actual situation.
The DDF box can be used for the transmission cable.
Tie the cables neatly after installing them in the DDF box.
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Checking the Hardware Installation of

the BTS3012
About This Chapter

This describes how to check the hardware installation of the BTS3012. The hardware installation
check consists of equipment installation check, cable check, and installation environment check.
Prerequisite
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The hardware of the BTS3012 is installed.
All the power switches on the Busbar of the BTS3012 are set to OFF.
The DC PDF that provides power for the BTS3012 is powered off.
The output voltage of the DC PDF ranges from -60 V DC to -40 V DC.
Context
NOTE
During actual installation, check the result of each operation according to the engineering requirements
and technical specifications. Locate and rectify faults, if any, as soon as possible. If the faults are left
unrectified, the project acceptance may be delayed.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the installed cabinet by referring to 11.1 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS
Cabinet. For the items that do not meet the requirement, rectify the items until they meet the
requirement.
Step 2 Check the installed power cables, PGND cables, and signal cables by referring to 11.2 Checklist
for the Installation of the BTS Cables. For the items that do not meet the requirement, rectify
the items until they meet the requirement.
Step 3 Perform cabinet power-on check.
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CAUTION
Before powering on the cabinet, ensure that the power cables and boards are disconnected.
1.
Set all the power switches on the Busbar to OFF.

NOTE
The busbar is on the right side of the subrack and controls the power supply of boards.
2.
Measure the input voltage of the power distribution box on top of the BTS3012 cabinet.
The allowed range is from 40 V to 60 V.
If...
Then...
The output voltage of the

BTS3012 is abnormal
The power supply in the cabinet is abnormal. Proceed

to Step 3.3.
The output voltage of the

BTS3012 is normal
The cabinet power-on check is complete. Proceed to

Step 4 to perform the board power-on check.
NOTE
The rated supply voltage of the BTS3012 cabinet is -48 V.
3.
Turn off the DC PDF to cut off the power supply to the cabinet.
4.
Measure the output voltage of the PDF. Check the installation and layout of the power
cables on the top of the cabinet. Rectify the faults, if any.
5.
Go to Step 3.2 to perform another check.
Step 4 Perform board power-on check.

NOTE
Before powering on the boards, ensure the following:
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The cabinet passes the power-on check.
All the power switches on the Busbar and on the board panels are set to OFF.
All the cables are connected correctly.
1.
Set the power switch of the fan subrack to ON.
2.
Check whether the fan runs normally.

If...
Then...
The fan runs abnormally

to Step 4.3.
The fan runs normally

to Step 4.4.
3.
Set the power switch of the fan subrack to OFF. Check that the power cables of the subracks
and of the boards are connected properly. Then repeat Step 4.1.
4.
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5.
Power on the DTMU in the common subrack and check whether the RUN LED on the
panel of the DTMU blinks at 0.5 Hz.
If...
Then...
The LEDs on the panels of the

DDPU/DFCU flash at 0.5 Hz,
The board power-on is normal. Proceed to Step

4.7.
No,
The board is not inserted tightly or there are other

faults. Proceed to Step 4.6.
6.
Reinstall the board or rectify the fault. Then repeat Step 4.5.
7.
Set the power switches of all the DTRUs to ON. Check whether the RUN LED on the panel
of each DTRU blinks at 0.5 Hz.
8.
If...
Then...
The LEDs on the panels of

the DDPU/DFCU flash at
0.5 Hz,
The board power-on is normal. Go to Step 4.8.
No,
The power cables are not inserted tightly or there are other
faults. Rectify the fault and then repeat Step 4.7.
Set the power switch of the DAFU subrack to ON. Check whether the RUN LED on the
panel of the DDPU/DFCU blinks at 0.5 Hz.
If...
Then...
The LEDs on the panels of the DDPU/

DFCU flash at 0.5 Hz,
The communication cables are connected to

the board power. The board power-on check
is complete.
ON,
The board is faulty. Go to Step 4.9.
OFF,
The power of the board is faulty. Go to Step

4.10.
Other state,
Go to Step 4.11.
NOTE
The DCOMs in the DAFU subrack are passive modules. The panels of the DCOMs have no LEDs.
9.
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Check the boards and the cable connections between the DDPU/DFCU and the DTRU.
Reinstall the cables. Then check whether the RUN LED on the panel of the DDPU/DFCU
blinks at 0.5 Hz.
If...
Then...

The board power-on is normal. The board

power-on check is complete.
No,
Go to Step 4.11.
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10. Check whether the DDPU/DFCU power cables are installed correctly. Reinstall the cables.
Then check whether the RUN LED on the panel of the DDPU/DFCU blinks at 0.5 Hz.
If...
Then...

The board power-on is normal. The board

power-on check is complete.
No,
Go to Step 4.11.
11. Contact Huawei for technical support. Locate and rectify the fault. Then go to Step 4.8.
Step 5 Check the environmental conditions of the installed cabinet by referring to 11.3 Checklist for
the Sanitation in the Installation Environment. For the items that do not meet the requirement,
rectify the items until they meet the requirement.
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11.1 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS Cabinet
This topic provides a checklist for the installation of the BTS cabinet. After the BTS cabinet is
installed, check the items listed for the installation of the cabinet.
11.2 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS Cables
After the BTS cables are installed, you should check the installation of the cables according to
the checklist.
11.3 Checklist for the Sanitation in the Installation Environment
This topic provides a checklist for the sanitation in the installation environment. After the entire
BTS equipment is installed, clean the installation site and check the sanitation in the installation
environment.
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11.1 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS Cabinet

This topic provides a checklist for the installation of the BTS cabinet. After the BTS cabinet is
installed, check the items listed for the installation of the cabinet.
Check the items listed for the installation of the cabinet. Table 11-1 lists the items to be checked.
Table 11-1 Checklist for indoor equipment installation
Serial No.
Item
The cabinet layout complies with the design drawings.
The base is installed in the equipment room that does not have an antistatic
floor.
Both the support and the base are installed in the equipment room that has
an antistatic floor. If the load capacity of the floor is not sufficient, section
steels are installed.
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The base (anchor) fits into the expansion bolt holes properly.
The cabinets are securely connected to their base and are stable.
The horizontal error of the cabinets is less than 3 mm and the vertical error
is not greater than 3 mm.
The gap between the upper frame and the lower one of the base is not greater
than 3 mm.
The upper surface of the antistatic floor in the equipment room is not higher
than the lower surface of the base (in case that the antistatic floor affects the
heat dissipation of the base).
All screws are fastened. The flat washers and spring washers are mounted.
The spring washers are installed between the flat washers and the screws.
10
The parts on the cabinets are not damaged or detached. The connecting wires
or cables are not scratched or broken.
11
The cabinet is clean. There is no dust inside or outside the rack.
12
The cabinets are clean and neat. The exterior paint is satisfactory. All labels,
tags, and nameplates are correct, legible, and complete.
13
The cell labels on the DDPU or on the DFCU are intact.
14
The front door of the cabinet opens and closes easily.
15
Washers are placed under the base to enlarge the stress surface area.
16
The cover plates are installed for all the mounting holes of the cabinet.

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11.2 Checklist for the Installation of the BTS Cables

After the BTS cables are installed, you should check the installation of the cables according to
the checklist.
Checking the Installation of the Power Cables and Grounding Cables

Table 11-2 lists the items to be checked for the installation of the power cables and grounding
cables.
Table 11-2 Checklist for the installation of the power cables and grounding cables
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Item
The unused connectors of the power cables are capped.
The PGND cable is green and yellow. The DC grounding cable is black.
The -48 V DC power cable is blue. The cross-sectional area of the PGND
cable is 16 mm2.
All the power cables and grounding cables are copper-core cables. The
outer diameter of the external power cables and grounding cables is about
11 mm.
The power cables or grounding cables are not short-circuited or connected

reversely.
The power cables and the grounding cables are bound separately from
other cables.
Labels are attached to both ends of the power cables and grounding cables.
The power cables or grounding cables are not damaged or broken.
There are no connectors or joints on the power cables or grounding cables.
Breaking devices such as switches and fuses are not included in the
electric connection of the grounding system.
10
The surplus power cables or grounding cables are cut off instead of being
coiled.
11
The lugs on both ends of the power cables or grounding cables are
soldered or crimped securely.
12
The bare wires and lug handles at the wiring terminals are tightly wrapped
up with insulation tapes or heat-shrinkable tubes.
13
The flat washers and spring washers are mounted securely and closely at
all the wiring terminals.
14
The diameter of the positive pole of the primary power supply connected
to the earth complies with the standard requirements.

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Item
15
The working grounding and protection grounding of the BTS and the
lightning protection grounding of the building share one group of
grounding conductors.
16
The grounding grids of the iron tower, equipment room, and distribution
transformer (if the distance between the transformer and the equipment
room is less than 30 m) constitute an integrated grounding grid.
Checking the Installation of the Signal Cables

Table 11-3 lists the items to be checked for the installation of the signal cables.
Table 11-3 Checklist for the installation of the signal cables
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Item
The connectors of the E1 cables are tight and secure.
The connectors of the E1 cables are intact.
The E1 cables or RF cables are not damaged or broken.
The connectors of the RF cables are fixed in position to prevent the

possible false connection from causing abnormal voltage standing wave
ratio (VSWR).
The horizontal RF cables are clamped into the cable trough.
An appropriate length of a cable is reserved at the connectors.
The cables are neatly and tightly bound. The cable ties are evenly spaced
and face the same direction.
The surplus length of the cable ties is evenly cut off and the cut surface
does not have any sharp edges.
The cable layout facilitates maintenance and future expansion.
10
All the labels and tags at both ends of the cables are legible.
11
The unused ports are covered with dust-proof covers and matching plugs.
12
The indoor 1/2-inch jumpers are distributed according to the layer and
sector.
13
The indoor 1/2-inch jumpers are kept straight for 300 mm at their joints
with the cabinet.

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11.3 Checklist for the Sanitation in the Installation

Environment
This topic provides a checklist for the sanitation in the installation environment. After the entire
BTS equipment is installed, clean the installation site and check the sanitation in the installation
environment.
Table 11-4 lists the items to be checked for the sanitation in the installation environment.
Table 11-4 Checklist for the sanitation in the installation environment
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Serial No.
Item
The packing boxes or boards are not randomly placed in the equipment
room.
The cable ties or other sundries are not left on the floor or in the cabinet.
There are no fingerprints or other smudges on the surface of the cabinet.

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7 Installing the Power Cables and Equipotential Cables of the BTS3012.........................7-1

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9 Installing the BTS3012 Cables.................................................................................................9-1

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11 Checking the Hardware Installation of the BTS3012......................................................11-1

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Press the keys concurrently.For example,pressing Ctrl+Alt+A

Press the keys in turn.For example,pressing Alt,A means the two

Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and quickly

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Take preventive measures so that the parts do not get burned.

Take preventive measures so that the parts do not get burned.

If the cabinet is wet, switch off the power supply immediately.

Keep the equipment dry in humid environment.

Labels on the Cable

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Binding the Signal Cable

Prevent metal filings from falling into the cabinet.

Improper drilling reduces electromagnetic shielding performance of the cabinet.