Sjzl20091071-ZXSDR B8200 GU360 (V4.00.100) Hardware Description

ZXSDR B8200 GU360
Indoor GSM&UMTS Dual Mode

Baseband Unit
Hardware Description
Version 4.00.100
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Revision History
Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

1.0 20090401 First Edition (ZXSDR B8200 GU360 V4.00.100b2 +
OMMB V4.00.100d2)
Compared with the manual whose product version is
ZXSDR B8200 GU360 V4.00.100a + OMMB V4.00.100a,
contents on board indicators, SA jumpers, and SE
board are updated.
Serial Number: sjzl20091071

Contents
Preface............................................................... i
Cabinet..............................................................1
Appearance and Structure ............................................... 1
Internal Composition....................................................... 1
Ventilation Principle ........................................................ 2
Cabinet Specifications ..................................................... 2
Board and Module .............................................3
Brief Introduction to ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Boards and
Modules ................................................................ 3
Power Module ................................................................ 4
Control and Clock Module ................................................ 5
Universal Baseband Processing Board for GSM.................... 9
Baseband Processing Board Type C ..................................11
Fabric Switch Module .....................................................13
Site Alarm Module .........................................................15
Site Alarm Extender.......................................................20
Fan Array Module ..........................................................25
Blank Filter Panel...........................................................26
Cable ............................................................... 29
Brief Introduction to ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Cables..............29
DC Power Cable.............................................................30
Input Dry-contact Interface Cable ....................................30
Input/Output Dry-Contact Interface Cable.........................33
RS232/RS485 Interface Cable .........................................35
LMT Cable ....................................................................37
GPS Antenna Connection Cable .......................................38
RRU Interface Cable.......................................................38
SA Panel Cable ..............................................................38
Protection Grounding Cable.............................................42
75 E1 Cable For Abis/Iub .............................................42
120 E1/100 T1 Cable For Abis/Iub .............................47
Ethernet Fiber Cable for Abis/Iub .....................................49
Ethernet Electrical-Interface Cable for Abis/Iub..................49
Attached Equipment ........................................ 51
Lightning Protection Box .................................................51
Figures ............................................................ 55
Tables ............................................................. 57
List of Glossary................................................ 59
Preface
Purpose ZXSDR B8200 GU360 is the indoor GSM/UMTS dual mode base-
band unit independently developed by ZTE. ZXSDR B8200 GU360,
when combined with various types of ZTE RF unit, can form a com-
plete BTS/Node B. The BTS/Node B may work in GSM single mode,
UMTS single mode, or GSM&UMTS dual mode. Within its coverage
area, the BTS/Node B implements such functions as wireless trans-
mission, radio channel control, and communication with BSC/RNC.
ZXSDR B8200 GU360 mainly performs channel processing.
This manual introduces the cabinet, board, module, cable, and
attached equipment of ZXSDR B8200 GU360, which help users
know the hardware structure of the product.
What is in This This manual contains the following chapters.
Manual
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1 Cabinet This chapter describes cabinet

appearance and structure, cabinet
internal compositions, cabinet
ventilation principles and cabinet
specifications.
Chapter 2 Board and Module This chapter describes the boards

and modules of ZXSDR B8200
GU360.
Chapter 3 Cable This chapter describes the cables

of ZXSDR B8200 GU360.
Chapter 4 Attached Equipment This chapter describes the

lightning protection box and
alarming box.
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ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Hardware Description
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Chapter 1
Cabinet
Table of Contents
Appearance and Structure ................................................... 1
Internal Composition........................................................... 1
Ventilation Principle ............................................................ 2
Cabinet Specifications ......................................................... 2
Appearance and Structure

ZXSDR B8200 GU360cabinet comprises chassis, backplane, and
backplane cover. Cabinet Outer structure is shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 ZXSDR B8200 GU360CABINET OUTER STRUCTURE
1. Backplane Cover 3. Chassis

2. Backplane
Internal Composition
ZXSDR B8200 GU360cabinet interior comprises rack, power sup-
ply, board, fan, and dust filter. Cabinet inner structure is shown in
Figure 2.
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FIGURE 2 ZXSDR B8200 GU360CABINET INNER STRUCTURE
1. Power Supply 4. Fan

2. Rack 5. Board
3. Dust Filter
Ventilation Principle
Fan module is responsible for ventilation and heat dissipation
ofZXSDR B8200 GU360. Cold air flows in from the right side of
the cabinet. Hot air flows out from the left side of the cabinet.
Working principle of the fan is shown inFigure 3.
FIGURE 3 VENTILATION AND HEAT DISSIPATION
Dust filter is fixed on the air-intake side to protect the cabinet

from dust. (Dust filter should be cleaned regularly to ensure good
ventilation effect.)
Cabinet Specifications
Cabinet Size Cabinet dimension ofZXSDR B8200 GU360 is: 88.4 mm (H)482.6
mm (W)197 mm (D), or 3.48 in (H)19 in (W)7.76 in (D).
Cabinet Weight ZXSDR B8200 GU360cabinet weight is less than 8.75 kg.
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Chapter 2
Board and Module
Table of Contents
Brief Introduction to ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Boards and Mod-
ules .................................................................................. 3
Power Module .................................................................... 4
Control and Clock Module .................................................... 5
Universal Baseband Processing Board for GSM........................ 9
Baseband Processing Board Type C ......................................11
Fabric Switch Module .........................................................13
Site Alarm Module .............................................................15
Site Alarm Extender...........................................................20
Fan Array Module ..............................................................25
Blank Filter Panel...............................................................26
Brief Introduction to ZXSDR

B8200 GU360 Boards and
Modules
Boards and modules ofZXSDR B8200 GU360 include
Control and Clock Module CC
Fabric Switch Module FS
Power Module PM
Site Alarm Module SA
Fan Array Module FA
Baseband Processing Board Type C BPC
Universal Baseband Processing Board for GSM UBPG
ZXSDR B8200 GU360is a new generation Baseband unit based on
MicroTCA architecture. Based on PICMG standard, MicroTCA (also
calledTCA) originates from ATCA and improves upon ATCA. Com-
pared with ATCA, MicroTCA architecture is smaller in size, lower in
cost, and more flexible, thus more suitable for base station.
In compliance with MicroTCA specification, the height of ZXSDR
B8200 GU360 modules has two modes: full height (Double Mod-
ules) and half height (Single Modules). MicroTCA definition of the
two modes and their corresponding boards/modules is listed in Ta-
ble 2.

TABLE 2 DEFINITION OF FULL HEIGHT AND HALF HEIGHT IN MICROTCA

SPECIFICATION AND CORRESPONDING BOARDS/MODULES
Mode Height (mm) Corresponding

Board/Module
Full Height (Double 148.8 CC/FS/BPC/UBPG

Modules)
Half Height (Single 73.8 PM/SA/FA

Modules)
Power Module
Function PM provides the following functions:
16 internal interfaces for +12 V load power;
16 internal interfaces for +3.3 V management power;
EMMC management;
Measurement and protection of input over-voltage/under-volt-
age;
Output over-current protection and load power management.
Panel PM panel is illustrated in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 PM PANEL

Chapter 2 Board and Module
Indicator Description of PM panel indicators is shown in Table 3.
TABLE 3 PM PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indicator Color Meaning Description

Name
RUN Green Running Always on: the board is in reset

Indicator state.
Flashing at frequency of 1 Hz: the
board is in normal running state.
Off: board self-test fails.
ALM Red Alarm On: board alarm occurs.

indicator Off: no board alarm occurs.
Panel Interface PM panel interface is described in Table 4.
TABLE 4 PM PANEL INTERFACE
Interface Name Description
MON Debugging interface, RS232 serial

port
-48V/-48VRTN -48 V input interface
Control and Clock Module

Function CC module provides the following functions:
GPS system clock and RF Reference clock;
Abis/Iub interface function;
Ethernet switch function, providing switch plane for signaling
stream and media stream;
Rack management.
Panel There are two types of Control and Clock Module.
CC0
With GPS card and supporting 16 lines of E1.
CC2
Without GPS card and supporting 8 lines of E1.
CC panel is illustrated in Figure 5.

Note:
For CC2 board, a label marked with CC2 exists on the panel. For
CC0 board, no such label exists on the panel.
FIGURE 5 CC PANEL
Indicator Description of CC panel indicators is shown in Table 5.

TABLE 5 CC PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Name
RUN Green Running Always on: the board is in

Indicator reset state.
Flashing at frequency of 1
Hz: the board is in normal
running state.
ALM Red Alarm Periodical flashing at

Indicator frequency of 5 Hz: Critical
alarm or major alarm
occurs.
Periodical flashing at
frequency of 1 Hz: minor
alarm or warning occurs.
E0S Green E1/T1 Status Alternate flash for different

Indicator links; the max 4 flashes
(Link 0-3) per second; flashing at
frequency of 5 Hz.
The first second: one flash
means Link 0 is normal and
Off means Link 0 is not in
use.
The third second: two
flashes means Link 1 is
normal and Off means Link
1 is not in use.
The fifth second: three
2 is not in use.
The seventh second: four
3 is not in use.
Recycle. Each cycle lasts
for eight seconds.
E1S Green E1/T1 Status Ditto

Indicator
(Link 4-7)

Indicator
(Link 8-11)

Indicator
(Link 12-15)
MS Green Master/Slave On: the board is in master

Indicator state.
Off: the board is in slave
state.


Name
REF Green GPS Antenna Always On: antenna feeder

State or 2 is normal.
MHz State, Always Off: antenna feeder
Connection and satellite are normal, in
state of SMA initialization state.
Interface on Slow Flash (flashing
correspond- at frequency of 1 Hz):
ing panel antenna feeder is broken.
Quick Flash (flashing
at frequency of 2 Hz):
antenna feeder is normal
but cannot receive satellite
signal.
Slowest Flash (flashing
at frequency of 0.5 Hz):
antenna short circuit
Quickest Flash (flashing
at frequency of 5 Hz): no
message is received at the
initialization stage.
ETH0 Green ABIS/Iub On: physical link of

Interface Link ABIS/Iub network interface
State (optical or electrical) is
normal.
Off: physical link of
ABIS/Iub network interface
is broken.
ETH1 Green Link State of On: physical link of

ETH1 Network network interface is
Interface normal.
Off: physical link of
network interface is
broken.
Button Description of buttons on CC panel is shown in Table 6.
TABLE 6 CC PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Name Description
M/S Master/Slave Changeover Button
RST Reset Button
Panel Interface Description of CC panel interfaces is shown in Table 7.
TABLE 7 CC PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Interface Description
Name
ETH0 Used for Ethernet interface connection between BBU

and BSC/RNC. This interface is either Ethernet optical
interface or electrical interface. (10M/100M/1000M
self-adaptive )

Interface Description
Name
ETH1 Used for BBU cascade, debugging or local maintenance.

Ethernet electrical interface (10M/100M/1000M
self-adaptive )
EXT External communication port, connected to external

receiver, (mainly RS485 interface)
REF Connected to GPS signal interface, or 2 MHz BITS

signal interface.
Universal Baseband
Processing Board for GSM
Function UBPG provides the following functions:
Baseband modulation, maximum processing capacity for
downlink is 12 carriers;
Baseband demodulation, maximum processing capacity for up-
link is 12 carriers;
Supporting Baseband frequency-hopping;
Supporting static and dynamic power control.
Panel UBPG panel is illustrated in Figure 6.

FIGURE 6 UBPG PANEL
Indicator UBPG panel is illustrated in Table 8.
TABLE 8 UBPG PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indi- Color Meaning Description

cator
Name

Flashing at frequency of 1 Hz:
the board is in normal running


cator
Name
state.

Indicator Off: no board alarm occurs.
Button Description of buttons on UBPG panel is shown in Table 9.
TABLE 9 UBPG PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
RST Reset Button
Panel Interface Description of UBPG panel interfaces is shown in Table 10.
TABLE 10 UBPG PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
TX0 RX0 ~ TX2 RX2 Reserved for future use
Baseband Processing Board

Type C
Function BPC provides the following functions:
Coding/multiplexing, rate matching, channel mapping, spec-
trum spreading and scrambling, power weight and channel
synthesis for downlink data;
Rake receiving and channel decoding for uplink data, transmis-
sion of uplink data to Iub interface;
Supporting radio link synchronization and transmission-frame
processing;
Power control;
Soft switch;
Measurement.
Panel BPC panel is illustrated in Figure 7.

FIGURE 7 BPC PANEL
Indicator Description of BPC panel indicators is shown in Table 11.
TABLE 11 BPC PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

cator
Name



cator
Name
running state.

alarm or major alarm occurs.
Button Description of buttons on BPC panel is shown in Table 12.
TABLE 12 BPC PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
RST Reset Button
Fabric Switch Module

Function FS provides the following functions:
Baseband IQ data exchange;
Providing interface between BBU and RRU.
Panel FS panel is illustrated in Figure 8.

FIGURE 8 FS PANEL
Indicator Description of FS panel indicators is shown in Table 13.
TABLE 13 FS PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Name
RUN Green Running Always on: the board is in reset

Indicator state.
Flashing at frequency of 1 Hz:
the board is in normal running
state.


Name
ALM Red Alarm Periodical flashing at frequency

Indicator of 5 Hz: Critical alarm or major
alarm occurs.
Periodical flashing at frequency
of 1 Hz: minor alarm or warning
occurs.
SCS Clock For possible future use

Indicator
FLS Forward For possible future use

Link
Indicator
RLS Reverse For possible future use

Link
Indicator
Interface Description of buttons on FS panel is shown in Table 14.
TABLE 14 FS PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
TX0 RX0 ~ TX5 RX5 Optical interface, connected to

RRU
Site Alarm Module

Function SA provides the following functions:
Alarm monitor and rev control of no more than 9 fans;
Signal monitor and interface lightning protection for the rack;
Providing 6 input dry contact interfaces, 2 input/output dry
contact interfaces;
Providing 8 lines of E1/T1 interfaces.
Panel SA panel is illustrated in Figure 9.

FIGURE 9 SA PANEL
Indicator Description of SA panel indicators is shown in Table 15.
TABLE 15 SA PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Name

running state.

occurs.
Interface Description of interfaces on SA panel is shown in Table 16.

TABLE 16 SA PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
8 lines of E1/T1 interface,

RS485/232 interface, 6+2 dry
contact interfaces (6 input lines, 2
bi-directional lines)
Jumper
Tip:
For each jumper position, open circuit stands for 0 or OFF, and
short circuit stands for 1 or ON.
Jumpers (X1~X6) on SA are configurable. Location of X1~X6 is in

shown in Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 LOCATION OF X1~X6 ON SA
Configuration and function of Jumpers (X1~X6) are shown in Table

17.
TABLE 17 FUNCTION OF JUMPERS (X1~X6)
Jumper Func- Description

tion
X1 Used Jumper Position 1 is used to set TRING_0 of

to set E1/T1 Line 0
RRING ON indicates that cable jacket is connected to
and protection grounding, while OFF indicates that
TRING cable jacket is left floating.
of
E1/T1 Jumper Position 2 is used to set RRING_0 of
Line E1/T1 Line 0
0/1 ON indicates that cable jacket is connected to
protection grounding via capacitor, while OFF
indicates that cable jacket is left floating.
Jumper Position 3 is used to set TRING_1 of
E1/T1 Line 1


tion
ON indicates that cable jacket is connected to
protection grounding, while OFF indicates that
cable jacket is left floating.
Jumper Position 4 is used to set RRING_1 of
E1/T1 Line 1

to set E1/T1 Line 2
of
Line E1/T1 Line 2
E1/T1 Line 3
E1/T1 Line 3

to set E1/T1 Line 4
of
Line E1/T1 Line 4
E1/T1 Line 5
E1/T1 Line 5


tion

to set E1/T1 Line 6
of
Line E1/T1 Line 6
E1/T1 Line 7
E1/T1 Line 7
X5 Used to The two MSB positions of X5 (MODE_ABIS<3,2>)

set the is used to set uplink/downlink long-line/short-line
uplink mode.
/downl 00xx: uplink short line; downlink short line
ink Abis 01xx: uplink short line; downlink long line
mode 10xx: uplink long line; downlink short line
(inte 11xx: uplink long line; downlink long line
rface
betw
The two LSB positions of X5 (MODE_ABIS<1,0>)
een
is used to set E1/T1 mode.
BSC
and xx00: E1 75
BTS) xx01: E1 120
xx10: T1 100
xx11: reserved
X6 Used X6 is used to set the rack ID of BDS (Baseband

to set Digital Subsystem).
BDS_ID The BDS_ID of active BDS rack is 000. The
BDS_ID of standby BDS rack is 001.
Jumpers (X1~X4) are used to set whether the E1 transceiving sig-

nals are grounded. If the system is configured in E1 75 unbal-
anced mode, insert the jumper cap to the E1 link actually in use.
For example, if E1 Line 0 is in use, insert jumper caps to Jumper
Position 1 and Jumpered Position 2 at X1. If all eight lines of E1
are in use, insert jumper caps to all jumper positions at X1~X4.
Note:
If the system is configured in E1 120 balanced mode or T1 100
mode, do not insert jumper caps to the jumper positions at X1~X4.
X5 is used to set uplink/downlink long-line/short-line mode and

E1/T1 mode. For ZXSDR B8200 GU360, merely short-line mode

can be configured. Therefore, do not insert jumper caps to the two

MSB positions at X5 (MODE_ABIS<3,2>). The two LSB positions
of X5 (MODE_ABIS<1,0>) is used to set E1/T1 mode. For details,
please refer to Table 17.
X6 is used to set the rack ID of BDS (Baseband Digital Subsystem).
The BDS_ID of active BDS rack is 000. For details, please refer
to Table 17.
The default configuration of X1~X6 is shown in Table 18.
TABLE 18 DEFAULT CONFIGURATION OF JUMPERS (X1~X6)
Jumper Configuration
E1 75 E1 120 T1 100
X1, X2, X3, X4 Plug in Plug out Plug out

jumper jumper cable jumper
cable (default) cable
(default)
X5 MODE_ABIS Plug out Plug out Plug out

<3,2> jumper jumper cable jumper
(default) (default)
MODE_ABIS Plug out Plug out Plug in

<1> jumper jumper cable jumper
(default)
MODE_ABIS Plug out Plug in Plug out

cable cable
(default) (default)
X6 Plug out Plug out Plug out

(default) (default)
Site Alarm Extender

Function SE provides the following functions:
Providing extended full duplex RS232&RS485 communication
channel for external monitoring device;
Providing 6 input dry contact interfaces, 2 input/output dry
contact interfaces;
Providing 8 lines of E1/T1 interfaces.
Panel SE panel is illustrated in Figure 11.

FIGURE 11 SE PANEL
Indicator Description of SE panel indicators is shown in Table 19.
TABLE 19 SE PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Name

running state.

occurs.
Interface Description of interfaces on SE panel is shown in Table 20.

TABLE 20 SE PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
8 lines of E1/T1 interface,

RS485/232 interface, 6+2 dry
contact interfaces (6 input lines, 2
bi-directional lines)
Jumper
Tip:
For each jumper position, open circuit stands for 0 or OFF, and
short circuit stands for 1 or ON.
Jumpers (X1~X6) on SA are configurable. Location of X1~X6 is in

shown in Figure 12.
FIGURE 12 LOCATION OF X1~X6 ON SE
Configuration and function of Jumpers (X1~X6) are shown in Table

21.
TABLE 21 FUNCTION OF JUMPERS (X1~X6)

tion

to set E1/T1 Line 0
of
Line E1/T1 Line 0
E1/T1 Line 1


tion
E1/T1 Line 1

to set E1/T1 Line 2
of
Line E1/T1 Line 2
E1/T1 Line 3
E1/T1 Line 3

to set E1/T1 Line 4
of
Line E1/T1 Line 4
E1/T1 Line 5
E1/T1 Line 5


tion

to set E1/T1 Line 6
of
Line E1/T1 Line 6
E1/T1 Line 7
E1/T1 Line 7
X5 Used to The two MSB positions of X5 (MODE_ABIS<3,2>)

set the is used to set uplink/downlink long-line/short-line
uplink mode.
/downl 00xx: uplink short line; downlink short line
ink Abis 01xx: uplink short line; downlink long line
mode 10xx: uplink long line; downlink short line
(inte 11xx: uplink long line; downlink long line
rface
betw
The two LSB positions of X5 (MODE_ABIS<1,0>)
een
is used to set E1/T1 mode.
BSC
and xx00: E1 75
BTS) xx01: E1 120
xx10: T1 100
xx11: reserved
X6 Used X6 is used to set the rack ID of BDS (Baseband

to set Digital Subsystem).
BDS_ID The BDS_ID of active BDS rack is 000. The
BDS_ID of standby BDS rack is 001.
Jumpers (X1~X4) are used to set whether the E1 transceiving sig-

nals are grounded. If the system is configured in E1 75 unbal-
anced mode, insert the jumper cap to the E1 link actually in use.
For example, if E1 Line 0 is in use, insert jumper caps to Jumper
Position 1 and Jumpered Position 2 at X1. If all eight lines of E1
are in use, insert jumper caps to all jumper positions at X1~X4.
Note:
If the system is configured in E1 120 balanced mode or T1 100
mode, do not insert jumper caps to the jumper positions at X1~X4.
X5 is used to set uplink/downlink long-line/short-line mode and

E1/T1 mode. For ZXSDR B8200 GU360, merely short-line mode

can be configured. Therefore, do not insert jumper caps to the two

MSB positions at X5 (MODE_ABIS<3,2>). The two LSB positions
of X5 (MODE_ABIS<1,0>) is used to set E1/T1 mode. For details,
please refer to Table 21.
X6 is used to set the rack ID of BDS (Baseband Digital Subsystem).
The BDS_ID of active BDS rack is 000. For details, please refer
to Table 21.
The default configuration of X1~X6 is shown in Table 22.
TABLE 22 DEFAULT CONFIGURATION OF JUMPERS (X1~X6)
Jumper Configuration
E1 75 E1 120 T1 100
X1, X2, X3, X4 Plug in Plug out Plug out

(default)
X5 MODE_ABIS Plug out Plug out Plug out

<3,2> jumper jumper cable jumper
(default) (default)
MODE_ABIS Plug out Plug out Plug in

(default)
MODE_ABIS Plug out Plug in Plug out

cable cable
(default) (default)
X6 Plug out Plug out Plug out

(default) (default)
Fan Array Module

Function FA provides the following functions:
System temperature monitor and control;
Monitor, control, and report of fan state.
Panel FA panel is illustrated in Figure 13.

FIGURE 13 FA PANEL
Indicator Description of FA panel indicators is shown in Table 23.
TABLE 23 FA PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Name

running state.

Indicator Off: no board alarm occurs.
Dust Filter Dust filter is fixed on the right side of FA, and can be extracted by
pulling the handle on it.
Dust filter should be cleaned regularly.
Blank Filter Panel

Vacant slot that is not in use for ZXSDR B8200 GU360 board/mod-
ule is configured with blank filter panel. Blank filter panel is a

board without circuit or service functions. Blank panel appearance

is shown in Figure 14.
FIGURE 14 BLANK FILTER PANEL


Chapter 3
Cable
Table of Contents
Brief Introduction to ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Cables..................29
DC Power Cable.................................................................30
Input Dry-contact Interface Cable........................................30
Input/Output Dry-Contact Interface Cable.............................33
RS232/RS485 Interface Cable .............................................35
LMT Cable ........................................................................37
GPS Antenna Connection Cable ...........................................38
RRU Interface Cable...........................................................38
SA Panel Cable ..................................................................38
Protection Grounding Cable.................................................42
75 E1 Cable For Abis/Iub .................................................42
120 E1/100 T1 Cable For Abis/Iub .................................47
Ethernet Fiber Cable for Abis/Iub .........................................49
Ethernet Electrical-Interface Cable for Abis/Iub......................49
Brief Introduction to ZXSDR

B8200 GU360 Cables
ZXSDR B8200 GU360external cables are listed below.
DC Power Cable
Input Dry-contact Interface Cable
Input/Output Dry-contact Interface Cable
RS232/RS485 Interface Cable
LMT Cable
GPS Antenna Connection Cable
RRU Interface Cable
SA Panel Cable
Protection Grounding Cable
75 E1 Cable For Abis/Iub
120 E1/100 T1 Cable For Abis/Iub
Ethernet Fiber Cable For Abis/Iub
Ethernet Electrical-interface Cable For Abis/Iub

DC Power Cable
Function The cable is used to connect external -48 V DC power supply with
ZXSDR B8200 GU360.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15 DC POWER CABLE
Signal Description Cable signal description is shown inTable 24.
TABLE 24 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF DC POWER CABLE
Name Description A-end Pin B-end Pin
-48 V GND 0 V DC voltage A1 Black conducting

wire
-48 V -48 V DC voltage A2 Blue conducting

wire
Cable Connection Cable connection between external power supply andZXSDR

B8200 GU360 power module (PM).
Input Dry-contact Interface

Cable
Usage The cable is used for input of dry-contact signals of external equip-
ments.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 16 Input Dry-Contact Inter-
face Cable. A end of the cable is DB25 straight plug.
FIGURE 16 INPUT DRY-CONTACT INTERFACE CABLE

Chapter 3 Cable
Signal Description Cable signal description is shown in Table 25.

32

TABLE 25 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF INPUT DRY-CONTACT INTERFACE CABLE
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Signal I_SWI0 GND I_SWI1 - I_SWI2 I_SWI3 I_SWI4

Specifica-
tion
A-end Pin 1 14 2 15 3 16 4 17 5 18
Cable (white blue) (white orange) (white green) (white brown) (red blue)
Color Code
Signal I_SWI5
Specifica-
tion
A-end Pin 6 19 7 20 8 21 9 22 10 23
Cable (red orange) (red green) (red brown) (black blue) (black orange)
Color Code
( ) refers to a twisted pair.

I_SWI0 ~ I_SWI6 refers to the dry contact input of Line 16.
GND is the ground for all dry-contact input signals.
Chapter 3 Cable
Cable Connection Cable connection between dry contact output equipment and B3
port of ZXSDR B8200 GU360 SA panel cable
Input/Output Dry-Contact
Interface Cable
Usage The cable is used for input of dry-contact signals of external equip-
ments, or output of ZXSDR B8200 GU360 dry-contact signals.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 17. A end of the cable is
DB25 straight plug.
FIGURE 17 INPUT/OUTPUT DRY-CONTACT INTERFACE CABLE

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TABLE 26 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF INPUT/OUTPUT DRY-CONTACT INTERFACE CABLE
Signal B_SWIO1 GND B_SWIO2 GND

Specifica-
tion
A-end Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Cable (white blue) (white orange) (white green) (white brown) (white gray)
Color Code

B_SWIO1~B_SWIO2 refers to dry contact input/output of Line 1~2.
Chapter 3 Cable
Cable Connection Cable connection between dry contact output equipment and B3
port ofZXSDR B8200 GU360 SA panel cable, or between SA panel
cable and dry-contact signal receiving equipment
RS232/RS485 Interface
Cable
Usage The cable is serial port communication cable used for communi-
cation between external equipments and ZXSDR B8200 GU360.
If ZXSDR B8200 GU360is installed in Hub cabinet, RS232/ RS485
can also be used as monitor serial port cable that connects ZXSDR
B8200 GU360with external equipments.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 18. A-end connector is DB9
(M).
FIGURE 18 RS232/RS485 INTERFACE CABLE

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TABLE 27 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF RS232/ RS485 INTERFACE CABLE
Signal Spec- GNDD RS485_RX+ RS485_RX- GNDD RS485_TX+ RS485_TX- RS232_RXD RS232_TXD GNDD
ification
A-end Pin 1 6 7 4 8 9 2 3 5
Cable 1 white (white blue) green (white orange)
B1end Pin / /
Cable 2 blue orange white/white
B2end Pin /

1 4 refers to the (white green) twisted pair.
refers to the blue core of (white blue) twisted pair. PIN 3 refers to the orange core of (white orange) twisted pair. PIN 5 refers to the white core that connects
(white orange) twisted pair with (white blue) twisted pair.
Chapter 3 Cable
Cable Connection Cable connection between external equipment and B2 port

ofZXSDR B8200 GU360 SA panel cable
LMT Cable
Usage The cable is Ethernet cable which connects ZXSDR B8200 GU360
with local maintenance terminal (LMT).
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 19. Cable ends are RJ45
interfaces.
FIGURE 19 LMT CABLE
TABLE 28 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF LMT CABLE
A-end Pin Signal Cable Color B-end Pin

Specification
1 LMT_ETH-TR1+ white-green 1
2 LMT_ETH-TR1- orange 2
3 LMT_ETH green-white 3
-TR2+
4 LMT_ETH green 4
-TR3+
5 LMT_ETH -TR3- white-blue 5
6 LMT_ETH -TR2- blue 6
7 LMT_ETH white-green 7
-TR4+
8 LMT_ETH -TR4- brown 8
Cable Connection Cable connection between LMT and ETH1 interface of CC panel

GPS Antenna Connection

Cable
Usage GPS antenna connection cable is used for input of GPS satellite
signals into ZXSDR B8200 GU360.
Appearance GPS antenna connection cables are divided into two kinds: SMA
(M)-N (M) and SMA (M)-SMA (M). SMA (M)-N (M) is used to con-
nect arrester, and SMA (M)-SMA (M) is used to connect power
divider. Cable appearance is shown in Figure 20.
FIGURE 20 GPS ANTENNA CONNECTION CABLE
Cable Connection Cable connection between GPS interface on CC panel and arrester/
power divider
RRU Interface Cable

Usage Remote RF Unit (RRU) interface cable is used for data transmission
betweenZXSDR B8200 GU360 and RRU.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 21. A end is waterproof opti-
cal interface (connected to BBU). B end is LC-type optical interface.
FIGURE 21 RRU INTERFACE CABLE
Cable Connection Cable connection between optical interface on FS panel and RRU
SA Panel Cable
Usage SA panel can be used for input of E1/T1 signals, dry contact in-
put/output signals, and serial port (RS232/RS485) signals of ex-

Chapter 3 Cable
ternal equipments. These signals are joined together by SA panel

cable at one interface and inputted into SA.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 22. A end is SCSI50 plug. B1
end is DB44 plug. B2 end is D89 plug. B3 end is DB25 plug.
FIGURE 22 SA PANEL CABLE
Signal Description Cable signal description is shown inTable 29.

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TABLE 29 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF SA PANEL CABLE
Signal RX0 RX0+ TX0 TX0+ RX1 RX1+ TX1 TX1+ RX2 RX2+ TX2 TX2+ RX3 RX3+ TX3+ TX3
Specifi-
cation
A End 8 6 4 2 16 14 12 10 24 22 20 18 7 5 3 1
Ca- BlueR BlueBl PinkR Pink- Green Gree Yell Yello GrayR GrayB BlueR BlueB PinkR PinkBl Green Gree
ble#1 ed1 ack1 ed1 Black1 Red1 nBla owR wBla ed1 lack1 ed2 lack2 ed2 ack2 Red2 nBla
ck1 Ed1 ck1 ck2
B1End 22 23 24 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Signal 2 2 GND I_485 I_485 O_48 O_48 GND I_SWI0 I_SWI1 I_SWI2
Specifi- 32RX 32TX TX+ TX- 5RX+ 5RX-
cation
AEnd 38 36 40 42 44 46 48 50 43 45 47
Ca- Blue Orang White/White (White Green) (White Brown) Red(Mark13)

ble#2 e(Mar (Mark12)
k11)
B2End 2 3 5 8 9 6 7 1
Ca- Blue(Mark1) Orange(Mar Green(Mark 3)

ble#3 k2)
B3End 1 2 3
Signal RX4 RX4+ TX4 TX4+ RX5 RX5+ TX5 TX5+ RX6 RX6+ TX6 TX6+ RX7 RX7+ TX7 TX7+
Specifi-
cation
A End 15 13 11 9 23 21 19 17 33 31 29 27 41 39 37 35
Ca- Yell Yello GrayR GrayB BlueR BlueB PinkR PinkBl Green Gree Yellow Yello GrayR GrayB BlueR BlueBl
ble#1 owR wBla Ed2 lack2 ed3 lack3 ed3 ack3 Red3 nBla Red3 wBla ed3 lack3 ed4 ack4
ed2 ck2 ck3 ck3
B1End 13 14 43 44 39 40 41 42 35 36 37 38 31 32 33 34
Signal I_SWI3 I_SWI4 I_SWI5 GND B_SWIO1 B_SWIO2 GND

Specifi-
cation
AEnd 49 26 28 34 30 32 34
Ca-
ble#2
B2End
Ca- Brown(Mark Blue(Mark5) Orange(Mar White(Mark7) Green(Mark8) Brown(Mark9) Red(Mark10)

ble#3 4) k6)
B3End 4 5 6 14 7 8 20

In Cable #1 row of Table 3-6, Blue Red 1 refers to the blue cable with a little red mark on it. Others in this row are inferable by analogy.
Mark 11 refers to the blue and orange cores of (white blue) & (white orange) twisted pairs. Mark 12 refers to the white core of (white blue) & (white
orange) twisted pairs. 13 refers to the red core of (red blue) twisted pair.
Mark 1 refers to the blue core of (white blue) twisted pair. Mark 2 refers to the orange core of (white orange) twisted pair. Mark 3 refers to the green core of
(white green) twisted pair. Mark 4 refers to the brown core of (white brown) twisted pair. Mark 5 refers to the blue core of (red blue) twisted pair. Mark 6
refers to the orange core of (red orange) twisted pair. Mark 7 refers to the white core of (white blue) twisted pair. Mark 8 refers to the green core of (red
green) twisted pair. Mark 9 refers to the brown core of (red brown) twisted pair. Mark 10 refers to the red core of (red green) twisted pair.
Chapter 3 Cable
41
Cable Connection A end is connected to SCSI50 socket on SA panel. B1 end is con-

nected to E1/T1 cable. B2 end is connected to RS232/RS485 serial
port cable. B3 end is connected to dry-contact signal cable. B4
end is grounded.
Protection Grounding Cable

Usage The cable connects ZXSDR B8200 GU360 with grounded counter-
poise, which ensures safety of person and equipment.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 23. The cable is a yellow-
green wire (16mm2) with crimped TNR terminals at both ends.
FIGURE 23 PROTECTION GROUNDING CABLE
Cable Connection Cable connection between protection grounding point on ZXSDR

B8200 GU360 and grounding bar
75 E1 Cable For Abis/Iub

Usage The cable is used as transmission cable to transmit interface infor-
mation betweenZXSDR B8200 GU360 and RNC/BSC.
Appearance Appearance of two types of 75 E1 cables is shown in Figure 24.
Cable in the upper picture supports connection with 8 lines of E1.
Cable in the lower picture supports connection with 4 lines of E1.
A end of the cable is DB44 straight plug.
FIGURE 24 75 E1 CABLE FOR ABIS/IUB

Chapter 3 Cable
Signal Description Signal description of 75 E1 cables (8 lines) is shown in Table 30.

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TABLE 30 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF 75 E1 CABLE (8 LINES)
Spec-
ifica-
tion
A-end 22 23 24 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Pin
Cable 11out 11in 12out 12in 13out 13in 14out 14in 15out 15in 16out 16in 17out 17in 18out 18in
Color
Code
Spec-
ifica-
tion
A-end 13 14 43 44 39 40 41 42 35 36 37 38 31 32 33 34
Pin
Cable 21out 21in 22out 22in 23out 23in 24out 24in 25out 25in 26out 262 17out 27in 28out 28in
Color in
Code
1-1-in and 1-1-out respectively refers to the internal and external conductor of the coaxial cable (marked as 1) among 1#8 core micro-coaxial cables.
Chapter 3 Cable
Signal description of 75 E1 cables (4 lines) is shown in Table 31.

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TABLE 31 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF 75 E1 CABLE (4 LINES)
Spec-
ifica-
tion
A-end 22 23 24 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Pin
Cable 1out 1in 2out 2in 3out 3in 4out 4in 5out 5in 6out 6in 7out 7in 8out 8in
Color
Code
1-in and 1-out respectively refers to the internal and external conductor of the coaxial cable (marked as 1) among 8 core micro-coaxial cables.
Chapter 3 Cable
Cable Connection Cable connection between B1 end on SA panel and DDF.
120 E1/100 T1 Cable

For Abis/Iub
Usage The cable is used as transmission cable to transmit interface infor-
mation betweenZXSDR B8200 GU360 and RNC/BSC.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 25. A end of the cable is
DB44 straight plug.
FIGURE 25 120 E1/100 T1 CABLE FOR ABIS/IUB
Signal Description 120 E1/100 T1 cables are divided into two types: cables sup-
porting connection with 8 lines of E1/T1 and cables supporting
connection with 4 lines of E1/T1. Appearance of the two types of
cables is the same, while their core quantity varies. Cable signal
description is shown in Table 32.

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TABLE 32 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF 120 E1/100 T1 CABLE
Sprci-
fica-
tion
A-end 22 23 24 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Pin
Cable Blue/ Blue Pink/1 Pink/1 Green Gree Yellow Yello Gray/ Gray Blue/ Blue Pink/2 Pink/2 Green Gree
Color 1Red /1Bl Red Black /1Red n/1Bl /1Red w/1B 1Red /1Bl 2Red /2Bl Red Black /2Red n/2Bl
Code ack ack lack ack ack ack
Spec-
ifica-
tion
A-end 13 14 43 44 39 40 41 42 35 36 37 38 31 32 33 34
Pin
Cable Yellow Yello Gray/ Gray Blue/ Blue Pink/3 Pink/3 Green Gree Yellow Yello Gray/ Gray Blue/ Blue
Color /2Red w/2B 2Red /2Bl 3Red /3Bl Red Black /3Red n/3Bl /3Red w/3B 3Red /3Bl 4Red /4Bl
Code lack ack ack ack lack ack ack
Blue/1 red refers to the blue cable with a little red mark on it. Pink/1 red refers to the pink cable with a little red mark. Others are inferable by analogy.
Chapter 3 Cable
Cable Connection Cable connection between B1 end on SA panel and DDF.
Ethernet Fiber Cable for

Abis/Iub
Usage The cable is used for signal transmission over Abis/Iub interface.
(RNC/BSC<=>Node B/BTS).
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 26. Both ends of the cable
are LC-type optical connectors. The yellow cable is single mode
fiber. The orange cable is multi-mode fiber.
FIGURE 26 ETHERNET FIBER CABLE FOR ABIS/IUB
Cable Connection Cable connection between ETH0 optical interface on CC panel and
transmission equipment
Ethernet Electrical-Interface
Cable for Abis/Iub
Usage The cable (Ethernet cable) is transmission cable which trans-
mits interface information between ZXSDR B8200 GU360 and
RNC/BSC.
Appearance Cable appearance is shown in Figure 27. Both ends of the cable
are RI45 interfaces.

FIGURE 27 ETHERNET ELECTRICAL-INTERFACE CABLE FOR ABIS/IUB
TABLE 33 SIGNAL DESCRIPTION OF ETHERNET ELECTRICAL-INTERFACE

CABLE FOR ABIS/IUB
A-end Pin Signal Cable Color B-end Pin

Specification
1 GE-TR1+ white-orange 1
2 GE-TR1- orange 2
3 GE-TR2+ white-green 3
4 GE-TR3+ Green 4
5 GE-TR3- white-blue 5
6 GE-TR2- blue 6
7 GE-TR4+ white-green 7
8 GE-TR4- Brown 8
Cable Connection Cable connection between Abis electrical interface on CC panel and
Ethernet switch/other transmission equipment

Chapter 4
Attached Equipment
Table of Contents
Lightning Protection Box.....................................................51
Lightning Protection Box

Appearance Lightning protection box protects signals of RS485, RS232, dry
contact, E1 and FE/GE electrical interface from lightning stroke.
The box is used to prevent the incoming of induction lightning
stroke and static electricity into ZXSDR B8200 GU360via external
cables, thus protecting the board interface circuit from being dam-
aged.
The box provides lightning protection for:
8 lines of dry contact;
1 line of RS485 and 1 line of RS232;
8 lines of E1;
2 lines of FE/GE electrical interface.
Appearance of lightning protection box is shown in Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 LIGHTNING PROTECTION BOX
Interface The external interfaces of lightning protection box are shown in

Figure 29.
FIGURE 29 EXTERNAL INTERFACES OF LIGHTNING PROTECTION BOX

Note:
Unmarked interfaces in Figure 29 are spare extension interfaces.
Cable Connection External cables of lightning protection box are listed below.
RS232/RS485 monitor cable
Dry contact monitor cable
E1/T1 cable
Ethernet cable
Wiring of lightning-protection-box external cables is described in
Table 34.
TABLE 34 WIRING OF LIGHTNING-PROTECTION-BOX EXTERNAL CABLES
Cable Name Interface Name Opposite-end

Equipment Type
RS232/RS485 RS232/RS485_EM Monitor equipment

monitor cable
Dry contact monitor MON IN/OUT_GO Monitor equipment

cable
E1/T1 cable BSC_GO Transmission

equipment
Ethernet cable ABIS_1/ABIS_0 Transmission

equipment
BBU_A1/BBU_A0 BBU
Data cable BBU BBU
Data cables connect lightning protection box and ZXSDR B8200

GU360. Appearance of data cables is shown in Figure 30.
FIGURE 30 DATA CABLE
Wiring of data cables is described below.

Chapter 4 Attached Equipment
A end is connected to SA module of ZXSDR B8200 GU360.

B1 end is connected to data-cable interface of the lightning
protection box.
B1 end is connected to grounding end of the lightning protec-
tion box.


Figures
Figure 1 ZXSDR B8200 GU360Cabinet Outer Structure ............ 1

Figure 2 ZXSDR B8200 GU360Cabinet Inner Structure............. 2
Figure 3 Ventilation and Heat Dissipation ............................... 2
Figure 4 PM Panel ............................................................... 4
Figure 5 CC Panel ............................................................... 6
Figure 6 UBPG Panel ..........................................................10
Figure 7 BPC Panel ............................................................12
Figure 8 FS Panel ..............................................................14
Figure 9 SA Panel ..............................................................16
Figure 10 Location of X1~X6 on SA ......................................17
Figure 11 SE Panel.............................................................21
Figure 12 Location of X1~X6 on SE ......................................22
Figure 13 FA Panel .............................................................26
Figure 14 Blank Filter Panel.................................................27
Figure 15 DC Power Cable...................................................30
Figure 16 Input Dry-Contact Interface Cable .........................30
Figure 17 Input/Output Dry-Contact Interface Cable...............33
Figure 18 RS232/RS485 Interface Cable ...............................35
Figure 19 LMT Cable ..........................................................37
Figure 20 GPS Antenna Connection Cable .............................38
Figure 21 RRU Interface Cable.............................................38
Figure 22 SA Panel Cable....................................................39
Figure 23 Protection Grounding Cable...................................42
Figure 24 75 E1 Cable for Abis/Iub ...................................42
Figure 25 120 E1/100 T1 Cable For Abis/Iub ...................47
Figure 26 Ethernet Fiber Cable for Abis/Iub ...........................49
Figure 27 Ethernet Electrical-Interface Cable for Abis/Iub .......50
Figure 28 Lightning Protection Box.......................................51
Figure 29 External Interfaces of Lightning Protection Box ........51
Figure 30 Data Cable .........................................................52


Tables
Table 2 Definition of Full Height and Half Height in MicroTCA

Specification and Corresponding Boards/Modules .... 4
Table 3 PM Panel Indicator Description................................... 5
Table 4 PM Panel Interface ................................................... 5
Table 5 CC Panel Indicator Description................................... 7
Table 6 CC Panel Button Description ...................................... 8
Table 7 CC Panel Interface Description................................... 8
Table 8 UBPG Panel Indicator Description ..............................10
Table 9 UBPG Panel Button Description .................................11
Table 10 UBPG Panel Interface Description ............................11
Table 11 BPC Panel Indicator Description ..............................12
Table 12 BPC Panel Button Description..................................13
Table 13 FS Panel Indicator Description ................................14
Table 14 FS Panel Interface Description ................................15
Table 15 SA Panel Indicator Description ................................16
Table 16 SA Panel Interface Description ................................17
Table 17 Function of Jumpers (X1~X6) .................................17
Table 18 Default Configuration of Jumpers (X1~X6) ...............20
Table 19 SE Panel Indicator Description ................................21
Table 20 SE Panel Interface Description ................................22
Table 21 Function of Jumpers (X1~X6) .................................22
Table 22 Default Configuration of Jumpers (X1~X6) ...............25
Table 23 FA Panel Indicator Description ................................26
Table 24 Signal Description of DC Power Cable ......................30
Table 25 Signal Description of Input Dry-Contact Interface
Cable ...............................................................32
Table 26 Signal Description of Input/Output Dry-Contact
Interface Cable..................................................34
Table 27 Signal Description of RS232/ RS485 Interface Cable...36
Table 28 Signal Description of LMT Cable ..............................37
Table 29 Signal Description of SA Panel Cable........................40
Table 30 Signal Description of 75 E1 Cable (8 lines) ............44
Table 31 Signal Description of 75 E1 Cable (4 lines) ............46
Table 32 Signal Description of 120 E1/100 T1 Cable ........48

Table 33 Signal Description of Ethernet Electrical-Interface

Cable for Abis/Iub..............................................50
Table 34 Wiring of Lightning-protection-box External Cables ....52

List of Glossary
ATCA - Advanced Telecommunication Computing Architec-

ture
BBU - BaseBand Unit
BPC - Baseband Processing Board Type C
BSC - Base Station Controller
BTS - Base Transceiver Station
CC - Control and Clock Module
DDF - Digital Distribution Frame
EMMC - Enhanced Module Management Controller
FA - FAN Module
FS - Fabric Switch Module
GPS - Global Positioning System
MicroTCA - Micro Telecommunication Computing Architec-
ture
PICMG - PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group
PM - Power Module
RNC - Radio Network Controller
RRU - Remote Radio Unit
SA - Site Alarm Module
SA - Site Alarm Module
SCSI - Small Computer System Interface
SE - Site Alarm Extender
TNR - Non Insulated Ring Terminals
UBPG - Universal Baseband Processing Board for GSM

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Chapter 1 Cabinet This chapter describes cabinet

Chapter 2 Board and Module This chapter describes the boards

Chapter 3 Cable This chapter describes the cables

Chapter 4 Attached Equipment This chapter describes the

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Appearance and Structure

FIGURE 1 ZXSDR B8200 GU360CABINET OUTER STRUCTURE

1. Backplane Cover 3. Chassis

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FIGURE 2 ZXSDR B8200 GU360CABINET INNER STRUCTURE

1. Power Supply 4. Fan

FIGURE 3 VENTILATION AND HEAT DISSIPATION

Dust filter is fixed on the air-intake side to protect the cabinet

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Board and Module

Brief Introduction to ZXSDR

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TABLE 2 DEFINITION OF FULL HEIGHT AND HALF HEIGHT IN MICROTCA

Mode Height (mm) Corresponding

Full Height (Double 148.8 CC/FS/BPC/UBPG

Half Height (Single 73.8 PM/SA/FA

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Indicator Description of PM panel indicators is shown in Table 3.

TABLE 3 PM PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Indicator Color Meaning Description

RUN Green Running Always on: the board is in reset

ALM Red Alarm On: board alarm occurs.

Panel Interface PM panel interface is described in Table 4.

TABLE 4 PM PANEL INTERFACE

Interface Name Description

MON Debugging interface, RS232 serial

-48V/-48VRTN -48 V input interface

Control and Clock Module

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Indicator Description of CC panel indicators is shown in Table 5.

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TABLE 5 CC PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

Indicator Color Meaning Description

RUN Green Running Always on: the board is in

ALM Red Alarm Periodical flashing at

E0S Green E1/T1 Status Alternate flash for different

E1S Green E1/T1 Status Ditto

E2S Green E1/T1 Status Ditto

E3S Green E1/T1 Status Ditto

MS Green Master/Slave On: the board is in master

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Indicator Color Meaning Description

REF Green GPS Antenna Always On: antenna feeder

ETH0 Green ABIS/Iub On: physical link of

ETH1 Green Link State of On: physical link of

Button Description of buttons on CC panel is shown in Table 6.

TABLE 6 CC PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION

Button Name Description

M/S Master/Slave Changeover Button

RST Reset Button

Panel Interface Description of CC panel interfaces is shown in Table 7.