sjzl20083076-ZXMBW B9100 (V3.20) Installation Manual PDF

ZXMBW B9100
BaseBand Unit type B

Installation Manual
Version 3.20
ZTE CORPORATION
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Hi-Tech Industrial Park,
Nanshan District, Shenzhen,
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R1.0 09/30/2008 First Edition
Serial Number: sjzl20083076

Contents
Preface............................................................... i
Safety Description .............................................1
Safety Specifications Guide .............................................. 1
Safety Symbols .............................................................. 1
Safety Instructions ......................................................... 3
Installation Overview ........................................7
Product Appearance ........................................................ 7
Engineering Indices ........................................................ 8
Installation Components Description ................................. 9
Hardware Installation Flow..............................................10
Installation Precautions ..................................................11
Installation Preparation .................................. 13
Installation Environment Check .......................................13
Equipment Room Space Requirements..........................13
Equipment Room Environment Requirements ................15
Cabinet Power Supply Requirements ............................16
Lightning Grounding Requirements ..............................17
Transmission Requirements.........................................17
Cabling Requirements ................................................18
Staff Requirements ........................................................20
Tools and Instruments Preparation ...................................20
Documentation Preparation.............................................21
Unpacking Acceptance....................................................22
Counting Goods.........................................................22
Crate Unpacking ........................................................23
Carton Unpacking ......................................................23
Acceptance and Goods Handover .................................24
Caninet Installation......................................... 25
ZXMBW B9100 Installation in the 19 inch Standard
Cabinet (shelf) ......................................................25
ZXMBW B9100 Installation in the MOC Cabinet ..................27
ZXMBW B9100 Installation in Simplified Rack ....................30
Cable Installaltion ........................................... 33
Installation Cable List.....................................................33
DC Power Cable Installation ............................................34
Grounding Cable Installation ...........................................35
R6 Interface Transmission Fiber Installation ......................36
Baseband-RF Remote Fiber Installation.............................37
Field Operational Fiber Installation ...................................38
R6 Interface Ethernet Cable Installation............................39
NE-to-OMC Ethernet Cable Installation .............................39
Internal Monitoring Transit Cable (MON-96515-001)
Installation ...........................................................40
External Monitoring Transit Cable (MON-96515-002)
Installation ...........................................................42
NE-to-M07 Special Interconnection Cable (DS-96515-003)
Installation ...........................................................44
Non-special Interconnection Cable (MON-96508-002)
Installation of NE to other Equipment .......................44
GPS Jumper Cable Installation.........................................45
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation ........ 47
GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure .............................47
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation Flow ...................49
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation Preparation..........50
GPS Antenna Installation ................................................52
GPS Antenna Appearance ...........................................52
GPS Antenna Installation Position ................................52
Vertical Placement Installation.....................................55
Horizontal Placement Installation .................................56
On-wall Installation....................................................58
GPS Feeder Cable Installation..........................................59
GPS Feeder Cable Selection Principle ............................59
1/4 inch Feeder Cable Installation ................................60
Feeder Grounding Clip Installation ...................................60
Arrester Installation .......................................................62
Installation Check ........................................... 65
Cabinet Installation Check ..............................................65
Cabinet Check...........................................................65
Cable Check..............................................................65
Socket and Plug and Slice Check..................................66
Label Check ..............................................................66
Environment Check....................................................66
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation Check .................67
Feeder Cable Check ...................................................67
Waterproofness Check................................................67
Power-on Check ............................................................67
Cable Preparation............................................ 69
Ethernet Cable Preparation .............................................69
1/4 inch Feeder Cable with N-model Connector
Preparation...........................................................71
Grounding Cable Preparation...........................................77
Figures ............................................................ 79
Tables ............................................................. 81
List of Glossary................................................ 83
Preface
Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support

ZXMBW B9100 installation.
Intended This document is intended for engineers and technicians who per-
Audience form installation activities on ZXMBW B9100.
Prerequisite Skill To use this document effectively, users should have a general un-
and Knowledge derstanding of wireless telecommunications technology. Familiar-
ity with following is helpful:
� WiMAX technology
� IEEE802.16e - Standard
� ZXMBW B9100 and its various components
What is in This This manual contain the following chapters:
Manual
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1 Safety This chapter introduces the safety symbols
Description and safety specifications during ZXMBW
B9100 installation.
Chapter 2 Installation This chapter introduces the product
Overview appearance, engineering indices,
installation components, flow and
precautions.
Chapter 3 Installation This chapter introduces necessary ZXMBW
Preparation B9100 installation preparations and
unpacking acceptance process.
Chapter 4 Cabinet This chapter introduces three modes of
Installation ZXMBW B9100 installation.
Chapter 5 Cable This chapter introduces the installation of
Installation ZXMBW B9100 external cables.
Chapter 6 GPS Antenna This chapter introduces ZXMBW B9100
System Installation GPS antenna feeder system installation.
Chapter 7 Installation This chapter introduces the procedures
Check of ZXMBW B9100 hardware check after
installation.
Appendix A Cable The appendix describes the procedure of
Preparation on-site cable preparations.
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Chapter 1
Safety Description
Table of Contents:
Safety Specifications Guide .................................................. 1
Safety Symbols .................................................................. 1
Safety Instructions ............................................................. 3
Safety Specifications Guide

These safety instructions must be considered as supplementary in
case of local safety regulations. The priority must be given to local
safety regulations if there is any conflict between the two.
The maintenance personnel must have the knowledge of safety
operations and maintenance with required qualification and tech-
nical background.
All the operation and maintenance personnel must follow the
safety precautions and instructions provided by ZTE Corporation
to avoid any accident.
Note:
ZTE Corporation does not bear any liabilities incurred because of
violation of the universal safety operation requirements, or viola-
tion of safety standards for designing, manufacturing and using
the equipment.
Safety Symbols
Table 1 lists safety symbols. They are to prompt the user of the
safety precautions to be observed during ZXMBW B9100 operation
and maintenance.
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TABLE 1 SAFETY SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION
Safety Symbols Meaning

No smoking: Smoking is forbidden
No flammables: No flammables can be stored.
No touching: Do not touch.
Universal alerting symbol: General safety

attentions.
Electric shock: Risk of electric shock.
Electrostatic: The device may be sensitive to

static electricity.
Microwave: Beware of strong electromagnetic

field.
Laser: Beware of strong laser beam.
Scald: Beware of scald.
Amongst these safety symbols, the universal alarm symbols are

classified into three levels: danger, warning, and caution. The
formats and meanings of the three levels are described as below:
Danger:
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury of people, or equipment dam-
ages and breakdown.
Warning:
could result in death or serious injury.
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Chapter 1 Safety Description
Caution:
could result in serious injuries, equipment damages or interruption
of part services.
Safety Instructions
This section describes the safety instructions related to electrical
safety, antistatic, heavy objects and boards.
Electrical Safety The following are the electrical safety instructions about tools, high
Instructions voltage, power cables, holes and lightning:
� Tools
Use special tools rather than common tools for high-voltage
and AC operations.
� High Voltage
Danger:
High voltage is hazardous. Direct or indirect contact with high
voltage or main supply using a wet object could result in death.
� Strictly follow local safety rules to install AC power equip-

ments.
� Installation staff must be qualified for performing high-volt-
age and AC operations.
� Do not wear any watch, hand chain, bracelet, ring or any
other conductive object during such operations.
� Prevent moisture from accumulating on the equipment dur-
ing operations in a damp environment.
� Power Cable
Warning:
Never install or uninstall power cables while they are live. Oth-
erwise, the power cable, when contacting a conductor, may re-
sult in sparks or electric arc causing a fire or even damage to
eyes.
� Make sure to shut off power supply before installing or dis-

connecting a power cable.
� Before connecting the power cable, make sure that the con-
necting cable and its label is appropriate for the actual in-
stallation requirements.

� Drilling Holes
Warning:
It is not allowed to drill cabinet holes without permission.
� Unqualified drilling could damage wiring and cables inside

the cabinet. Additionally, metal pieces inside the cabi-
net created by the drilling could result in a shorted circuit
board. Use insulation protection gloves and move cables
within the cabinet away first when drilling is necessary on
a cabinet.
� Protect eyes during drilling as dust or flying debris may
damage eyes.
� Clean any debris in time after drilling.
� Lightning
Danger:
Do not perform high-voltage, AC, iron tower or mast operations
in a thunderstorm.
Thunderstorms would give rise to a strong electromagnetic

field in the atmosphere. Therefore, the equipment must be
grounded and protected in time against lightning strikes.
Antistatic Safety
Instructions
Electrostatic:
Static electricity produced by human body can damage static-sen-
sitive components on circuit board, such as large-scale integrated
circuits.
� Friction caused by human body activities is the root cause of

electrostatic charge accumulation. Static voltage carried by a
human body in a dry environment can be up to 30 kV, and
can remain in there for a long time. An operator with static
electricity may discharge electricity through a component when
he/she touches the conductor and causing damage.
� Wear an antistatic wrist strap (the other end of wrist strap must
be well grounded) before touching the equipment or holding
a plug-in board, circuit board, Integrated Circuit (IC) chip or
other devices, to prevent human static electricity from damag-
ing sensitive components.
� A resistor over 1 MΩ should be connected in series on the cable
between the antistatic wrist strap and the grounding point, to
protect the operator against accidental electric shock. Resis-
tance over 1 MΩ is low enough to discharge static voltage.
� The antistatic wrist strap used must be subject to regular
check. Do not replace the cable of an antistatic wrist strap
with any other cable.

Chapter 1 Safety Description
� Do not contact static-sensitive boards with any object that eas-

ily generates static electricity. For example, friction of package
bag, transfer box and transfer belt made from insulation plas-
tic may cause static electricity on components. Discharge of
static electricity may damage components when they contact
a human body or the ground.
� Board should only contact materials such as antistatic bag.
Keep boards in antistatic bags during storage and transporta-
tion.
� Discharge static electricity of the test device before use, that
is, ground the test device first.
� Do not place the board near a strong DC magnetic field, such
as the cathode-ray tube of a monitor. Keep the board at least
10 cm away.
Hoisting Heavy
Objects
Warning:
When hoisting heavy objects, ensure that nobody is standing or
walking under the hoisted object.
� Ensure the hoister can meet hoisting requirements when dis-

assembling heavy equipment, or moving and replacing equip-
ment.
� The operator must be duly trained and qualified for hoisting
operations.
� Hoisting tools must be inspected and complete before service.
� Make sure that hoisting tools are fixed firmly on a sufficiently
secured object or wall before the hoisting operation.
� Give brief oral instructions during hoisting operations to pre-
vent any mishap.
Unplugging/Plug- � Never plug a board with excessive force, to ensure that the
ging a Board pins on the backplane do not get deformed.
� Plug the board right into the slot and make sure board circuit
faces do not contact each other lest any short circuit may occur.
� Keep hands off the board circuit, components, connectors and
cable trough when holding a board.
Other Safety
Instructions
Note:
Do not perform maintenance or debugging independently, unless
a qualified person is present.
� Replacing any parts or making any changes to the equipment

might result in an unexpected danger. Therefore, be sure not
to replace any parts or perform any changes to the equipment
unless authorized otherwise.
� Contact ZTE office if you have any question, to ensure your
safety.


Chapter 2
Installation Overview
Table of Contents:
Product Appearance ............................................................ 7
Engineering Indices ............................................................ 8
Installation Components Description ..................................... 9
Hardware Installation Flow..................................................10
Installation Precautions ......................................................11
Product Appearance
ZXMBW B9100 is a 19 in. standard cabinet with its dimension as
482.6 mm * 308.4 mm (about 7U) * 200 mm (width * height *
depth).
Figure 1 shows the ZXMBW B9100 appearance.
FIGURE 1 ZXMBW B9100 APPEARANCE

Engineering Indices
Physical The ZXMBW B9100 adopts the standard 19 in. cabinet with a com-
Dimensions pact structure. The height is approximately 7U.
The ZXMBW B9100 cabinet and boards dimensions are listed in
Table 2.
TABLE 2 ZXMBW B9100 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS
Item Dimension (H × W × D)
Unit:mm
ZXMBW B9100 Cabinet 308.4 × 482.6 × 200
TFM, PM, and MPXM boards 74.2 × 30.0 × 182.8
Back Plane 230 × 425 × 4
CSIM, MPIM, and WBPM boards 148.5 × 30.0 × 182.8
FEMM board 36.3 × 445.4 × 55
Weight A fully configured ZXMBW B9100 cabinet weighs approximately 25

Kg.
Temperature and Table 3 lists the temperature and humidity indices for normal func-
Humidity Indices tioning of ZXMBW B9100.
TABLE 3 ZXMBW B9100 TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY INDICES
Temperature Humidity
Working Recommended Working Recommended
Temperature Temperature Humidity Humidity Range
Range
-5 °C ~ 45 °C 15 °C ~ 35 °C 5%RH ~ 40%RH ~
95%RH 60%RH
Power Supply Table 4 lists the power supply indices for normal functioning of
Indices ZXMBW B9100.
TABLE 4 ZXMBW B9100 POWER SUPPLY INDICES
Item Index Value

DC Input –48V (Working range: -57V ~ -40V).
Power Table 5 lists the power consumption index for ZXMBW B9100.
Consumption
TABLE 5 ZXMBW B9100 POWER CONSUMPTION
Item Index Value

Typical Power Consumption 300 W (3 Fan sets configured)
Overall Mean Power Consumption <500 W

Chapter 2 Installation Overview
Installation Components
Description
Figure 2 shows the components installed during the hardware in-
stallation of ZXMBW B9100.
FIGURE 2 INSTALLATION COMPONENTS
During hardware installation, the components installed are:

� ZXMBW B9100 cabinet, including boards.
Note:
In the case where the ZXMBW B9100 cabinet is already in-
stalled, it is necessary only to check whether the installation is
proper.
� External Cables including:

� Power Cable
� Grounding Cable
� Ethernet Cable
� Optical Fiber
� GPS Jumper Cable
� Monitoring Cable
� GPS Antenna Feeder System, including:
� GPS Antenna
� GPS Feeder Cable
� GPS Feeder Grounding Clip

Hardware Installation Flow

Figure 3 shows the sequence of installation process for ZXMBW
B9100 hardware installation. However, for installation conve-
nience this sequence can be altered and adjusted according to
the on-site situation.
FIGURE 3 ZXMBW B9100 HARDWARE INSTALLATION SEQUENCE

Chapter 2 Installation Overview
Installation Precautions
ZXMBW B9100 technical personnel must check equipment running
environment before installation. Moreover, knowledge about com-
munication networking, data configuration, status of equipment
within the network, interfaces of line transmission equipment and
lengths of various cables should be learnt from operators prior to
installation.
The following are the installation preparation that should be per-
formed before and during installation.
� Use antistatic wrist straps during modules installation to avoid
damage that may result due to ESD.
� Do not perform outdoor installation during periods of lightning
activity.
� Technical personnel should check whether various arresters
(including power arrester, GPS arrester and network cable ar-
rester) are in working condition.
� Do not locate antenna near overhead power lines or other elec-
tric light or power circuits, or where it can come into contact
with such circuits. When installing the antenna, take extreme
care not to come into contact with such circuits, as they may
cause serious injury or death.


Chapter 3
Installation Preparation
Table of Contents:
Installation Environment Check ...........................................13
Staff Requirements ............................................................20
Tools and Instruments Preparation .......................................20
Documentation Preparation.................................................21
Unpacking Acceptance........................................................22
Installation Environment
Check
Equipment Room Space
Requirements
Figure 4 shows the minimum operation space for cabinet installa-
tion with specifications of 4 sides.

FIGURE 4 OPERATION SPACE FOR CABINET INSTALLATION
� The equipment supports against-wall installation and front

maintenance in virtue of the front air intake and back air
exhaust of ZXMBW B9100. The distance between the cabinet
back and the wall should be not less than 500 mm.
� It is suggested to place the cabinet closely beside the equip-
ments on both sides, if any, and space out a 100 mm more
distance between the wall on both sides.
� The cabinet front demands a space more than 800 mm.

Chapter 3 Installation Preparation
Equipment Room Environment

Requirements
Equipment Equipment room layout contains cable routing arrangement and
Room Layout cabinet location. The installation personnel should draw line to
Requirements make sure the location according to the layout diagram, cabinet
dimensions and the engineering design.
Cabinet placement should take into full account the direction of the
feeder to the cabinet. The feeder is required to be short enough
with a proper radius. The main cabinet should be placed in the
middle if more than two cabinets are needed.
The single-row or multi-row arrangement of the cabinets depends
on the room space and cabinet amount.
To be convenient for operation, the equipment should meet the
following requirements:
� The distance between cabinet and wall should be more than 10
cm.
� One cabinet row should be not less than 1 m apart from an-
other.
� Cabinets side by side should be pleasant to eyes.
� The cabinet front should be not less than 1 m away from the
obstacles.
Equipment Room The room construction is completed with its space applicable for
Construction equipment installation and maintenance.
� The main room passage should be 2.2 m high and 1.8 m wide
so as not to obstruct the equipment convey. The headroom
should be more than 3 m.
� The floor level error is required to be not more than 2 mm per
square meter.
� The room floor, wall, roof, reserved process holes and grooves
should comply with the technological design requirements.
� The surface water is not to immerge indoors when the process
holes get through the external wall. Besides, a moisture pre-
ventive measure should be adopted to keep a proper humidity
in the grooves.
� No gaps exist in all inward tubes, holes and ground slot cover
plates. The material selected should be free from deformation
and crack.
� A place should be reserved for temporary stacking of installa-
tion articles and equipments.
Note:
No high-voltage cables, high magnetic fields, strong electric sparks
or other hazardous factors near the equipment room.

Temperature and The room air conditioning equipments should provide and maintain
Humidity the required temperature and humidity conditions.
� Environment temperature: -5 ℃~+55 ℃. Recommended: 15
℃~35 ℃.
� Relative Humidity: 5%~95%. Recommended: 40%~60%.
Noise Make sure room noise is less than 70 dB for the health benefit of
maintenance personnel.
Fire Fighting To be fireproof, the equipment room should meet the following
requirements:
� The wall indoor is dry enough. Wall and roof are painted with
white dim varnish or other fire-resistant material.
� The equipment room is not to store flammable and explosive
articles and must be equipped with necessary fire devices.
Dust Proof The equipment room should satisfy the following demands for dust
proof:
� Make sure the doors and windows can be closed tightly.
� Keep the ventilation dust tidy and clean. Well install the air
conditioning equipment with dust filter.
� Block the holes and cable routing channels through adjacent
rooms to prevent dust flow.
Lighting The equipment room should be qualified for equipment mainte-
nance and well equipped with 3 sets of lighting system for daily,
standby and emergency use.
Water Supply and No water supply, water drainage and fire pipelines should go
Drainage through the internal equipment room.
Cabinet Power Supply Requirements

The equipment room power supply should meet the following re-
quirements:
� The AC power supply facility can be equipped with a diesel
generator standby power besides the mains line. The AC power
supply works singly with its voltage range as 380 V±10% or
220 V±10%.
� The DC power supply facility should provide an adequate power
and a stable voltage, of which the nominal value is -48 V (-57
V ~ -40 V).
� The accumulator battery boasts enough capacity.
� Different power sockets in the equipment room are marked
obviously. Besides, supplies for power and illumination should
be distinguished.
� Audible and visible alarms are required for power UC, UV and
OV.
� Operation under 220 V or 380 V AC power calls for great caution
to prevent electric shock.

� DC power installation requires polar consistency for fear of re-

verse connection and equipment damage.
Electric Shock:
Pay attention to the switch state during power check to avoid elec-
tric shock.
Lightning Grounding Requirements

The equipment room grounding should meet the following require-
ments for lightning-proof:
� The grounding measures up the standard with the grounding
impedance not more than 5 Ω.
� The indoor grounding system (of all equipments) connects di-
rectly with the ground strap which joins the main busbar of the
whole building.
Transmission Requirements
Table 6 shows the distribution of ZXMBW B9100 external inter-
faces.
TABLE 6 ZXMBW B9100 EXTERNAL INTERFACE INDICES
Transmiss Board Interface Connector Description

ion Mode
Ethernet CSIM ETH RJ45 AGW or
cable switch
OMC/MON RJ45 Connects
OMC or
switch.
Optical fiber CSIM Optical LC/PC Connects
interface ZXMBW
B9100 with
AGW.
WBPM Optical DLC/PC Connects
interface to the
correspon
ding optical
interface in
RRU.

Monitoring Monitoring BB-MON -. Internal

cable assembly monitoring
transit cable
monitors
ZXMBW
B9100.
EX-MON - External
monitoring
transit
cable moni
tors the
equipment
room where
ZXMBW
B9100
locates.
Interconnec Internal RS232 - Special
tion monitoring interface interconne
transit cable ction cable
connects
ZXMBW
B9100 with
the outdoor
power
corollary
cabinet to
transmit
power
monitoring
signals.
RS232 - Non-special
or RS485 interconnec
interface tion cable
connects
ZXMBW
B9100
with other
monitoring
equipments
to transmit
monitoring
signals.
GPS Jumper TFM SMA SMA-J Leads the
cable satellite
signals into
ZXMBW
B9100.
Cabling Requirements
Arraying The installation personnel should do as follows to meet the array-
Technological ing technological requirements:
Requirements
� Wrap the connectors of power cable and grounding cable before
arraying.
� Separate the signal cable from power cable and grounding ca-
ble while arraying.

� Make sure the distance between signal cable and power cable
and grounding cable is not less than 10 mm inside the cabinet
or 100 mm outside the cabinet while parallel arraying.
� Make sure the cross angle of signal cable and power cable as
90 degree, if needed.
� Make sure the cable bending radius is more than 5 times its
diameter.
� Make straight routing and smooth bending of the power cable
during its connection to the earthing terminals of power distri-
bution box inside the cabinet.
� Keep the cable installation position up to the engineering re-
quirements and consistent with the data configuration.
� Array cables in a distinct and reasonable way with proper bend-
ing according to the working design.
� Make organized and smoothing routing of signal cables without
cross.
� Make the cable arraying convenient for maintenance and ca-
pacity expansion.
� Get acquainted with the feeder route and make practical draw-
ings before arraying to prevent cable cross.
� Make sure the minimum bending radius is not less than 20
times that of the feeder.
� See Table 7 below for detailed feeder bending radius require-
ments.
TABLE 7 BENDING RADIUS REQUIREMENTS ON FEEDERS OF DIFFERENT MODES
Feeder Recommended Minimum Bending Radius

Mode
Single Bending Repeated Bending
(<=15 times)
Super flexible 15 mm 30 mm
1/2" feeder
1/2" feeder 50 mm 125 mm
Binding The installation personnel should do as follows to meet the binding

Technological technological requirements:
Requirements
� Keep an equal spacing between wire fasteners and an appro-
priate degree of binding tightness with the same orientation.
� Cut out the redundant cable strap to the end.
� Bind signal cables separately from power cables and grounding
cables.
� Tie the cables inside the cabinet to the wire bushing.
� Bind the cables closely and orderly before arraying on the cable
tray.
� Make allowance of each plug for extra plugging.

Staff Requirements
The installation personnel for ZXMBW B9100 should take part in
ZTE training first to obtain installation and debugging methods.
They are not qualified until passing the exams and getting the
work certificate.
Tools and Instruments

Preparation
Table 8 lists the tools and instruments required during installation.
TABLE 8 TOOLS AND INSTRUMENTS PREPARATION
Category Name
1 feeder connector knife
1 75 Ω coaxial wire stripper
1 75Ω coaxial wire crimping pliers
Special-purpose
1 multi-functional crimping pliers
Tools
1 multimeter
1 VSWR tester
1 earth resistance tester
1 electric percussion drill
Several auxiliary drill bits
Concrete Drilling 1 vacuum cleaner
Tools
1 power terminal board (3 two-phase sockets and
3 three-phase sockets at least ) with the current
capacity greater than 15 A
Cross screwdrivers (4”, 6” and 8” each)
Flathead screwdrivers (4”, 6” and 8” each)
Adjustable wrenches (6”, 8”, 10” and 12” each)
Dual-purpose spanners (17” and 19” each)
General-purpose
1 set of Ge socket wrench
Tools
1 5 kg (11lb) claw hammer
1 300 W iron
1 40 W iron
1 coil of solder wire

Category Name
1 50 m (164 feet) measuring tape
1 5 m (16 feet) steel tape
1 400 mm (16 inches) level bar
Measurement Tools 1 angle instrument
1 compass
Level bar
Plumb
antistatic wrist strap
Protection Tools Safety helmet
Slip-proof gloves
1 hacksaw (with several saw blades)
1 pair of sharp-nose pliers (8”)
1 pair of diagonal pliers (8″)
1 pair of slip joint pliers (8″)
1 pair of vices (8″)
1 set of needle files (medium size)
Clamp Tools forceps
1 varnish brush
1 pair of scissors
1 hot air blower
1 solder sucker
1 hydraulic crimper
Crow bar
Chain wheel
Auxiliary Tools Rope
Ladder
Spectrum Analyzer (on special occasions)
Base station tester
Test handset
Instruments
Compass
Multimeter
Filed strength tester (on special occasions)
Documentation Preparation
Before ZXMBW B9100 installation, the operator should finalize and
prepare project installation and commissioning documents.

Technical Prepare the following technical documents:

Documents
� Project Survey Report
Engineering staff should prepare a Project Survey Report dur-
ing on-site survey.
� Environment Acceptance Report
Environment Acceptance Report is used for first environment
acceptance in survey, showing whether ZXMBW B9100 instal-
lation requirements are satisfied. If installation environment
is not appropriate, the customer must improve the conditions
and solve the problems. Second environment inspection must
be conducted before the engineering starts.
Product Manuals A suite of ZXMBW B9100 documents can be referred to for any
clarification about ZXMBW B9100 before or during its installation.
� ZXMBW B9100 (V3.20) BaseBand Unit Type B Technical Manual
� ZXMBW B9100 (V3.20) BaseBand Unit Type B Installation Man-
ual
� ZXMBW B9100 (V3.20) BaseBand Unit Type B Operation and
Maintenance Manual
� ZXMBW B9100 (V3.20) BaseBand Unit Type B Commissioning
and Data Configuration Manual
Unpacking Acceptance
Counting Goods
Prerequisite The transported cargo should have reached the installation site.
Context The representative of customer and the project supervisor must be
present on site during counting of goods received. If any party is
not present at that time, transporter must hold the responsibility
for any discrepancies in goods.
The steps involved in counting goods are as follows:
Steps 1. Check Delivery Checklist of ZTE Corporation. Check total num-
ber of goods, intactness of packing boxes, and check whether
arrival place is the actual installation place against packing list
number attached to packing boxes. If goods are intact, start
to unpack and inspect them.
Note:
It is recommended to unpack the goods after about 30 minutes
of receiving the cargo, since there is a possibility of moisture
content due to temperature variations if any.
2. Equipment inspection list and unpacking acceptance report are

present in the first packing carton. Firstly, open first packing
carton and take out the Unpacking Acceptance Report to check

whether the goods received are in accordance with the inspec-

tion list.
3. During the counting and unpacking inspection process, if any
material is found short, or goods damaged, then fill-in Unpack-
ing Acceptance Feedback Table and contact ZTE promptly.
END OF STEPS.
Crate Unpacking
Prerequisite Prepare the appropriate tools such as straight screwdriver, pliers,
and crowbar.
Context Perform the following steps to open the crate:
Steps 1. Insert a straight screwdriver into the slit between crate and
front cover board to make it loose; then insert crowbar to un-
clench cover board.
2. Pull the cover board out from the crate.
3. Remove the other boards of the crate.
END OF STEPS.
Carton Unpacking
Prerequisite Prepare the appropriate tools such as straight screwdriver, diago-
nal pliers, and paper knife.
Context Perform the following steps to unpack the carton:
Steps 1. Use diagonal pliers to cut packing straps.
2. Use a paper knife to cut adhesive tape along the slits on carton
cover, avoid damaging goods inside.
3. Open the carton, and remove the foam board.
4. Check the goods within the carton.
Note:
� Avoid damaging the antistatic bag (It can be used in the
future for storage of spare parts) during unpacking.
� While the equipment is moved to a hotter and damper
place, wait for 30 minutes before unpacking the equipment.
Otherwise, moisture may condense on the surface of the
equipment and cause damage.
� Properly dispose of recycle desiccants.
END OF STEPS.

Acceptance and Goods Handover

Context Perform this procedure for accepting goods, and handing them
over to operators.
Steps 1. Acceptance
Based upon the name, category and number mentioned on the
shipping list, carefully check the goods piece by piece. Make
sure that goods fulfil the following conditions:
i. Make sure that there are no bubbly, peeling, nick and filth
mark on the surface of the chassis.
ii. Ensure that oil paint on the chassis surface is intact.
iii. Ensure clamping screws are tight and intact.
iv. All the components are properly installed at their respective
positions.
v. Lay down the inspected goods according to categories.
2. Handover
After completing the unpacking procedure, representative of
customer and project supervisor should approve and sign Un-
packing for Inspection Report. Each party should have a copy
of Unpacking for Inspection Report. If the goods are still un-
der the supervision of the operator even after acceptance, then
goods will not be handed over to the operator until both parties
sign on the report.
END OF STEPS.

Chapter 4
Caninet Installation
Table of Contents:
ZXMBW B9100 Installation in the 19 inch Standard Cabinet
(shelf) .............................................................................25
ZXMBW B9100 Installation in the MOC Cabinet ......................27
ZXMBW B9100 Installation in Simplified Rack ........................30
ZXMBW B9100 Installation

in the 19 inch Standard
Cabinet (shelf)
Prerequisite Make sure that equipment room environment, power and ground-
ing meets ZXMBW B9100 normal recommended values.
Context This topic lists the guidelines that are carried out to install the
ZXMBW B9100 with the 19 inch standard cabinet:
The following are the steps to install ZXMBW B9100 cabinet within
the standard 19 inch cabinet:
Steps 1. Remove the ZXMBW B9100 cabinet to the appointed location
on the shelf.
2. Fasten ZXMBW B9100 cabinet on the fixed location with eight
M6 bolts.
3. Fasten the screws to make sure the cabinet to fix on the shelf.

Caution:
The ventilation system of ZXMBW B9100 should match with
other equipments within the cabinet. Within ZXMBW B9100
air blows from the lower part of front side to upper part of
back side (observation from the face). If equipments within
the cabinet adopts the vertical wind path (normally air intake
from the bottom and exhaust from the top), then a distance
of 1 U to 2 U must be maintained between ZXMBW B9100 and
other equipments within the cabinet. Otherwise, it will cause
equipment air path blockage within the cabinet.
END OF STEPS.
Result Figure 5 shows ZXMBW B9100 installation in the 19 inch standard

cabinet (shelf).

Chapter 4 Caninet Installation
FIGURE 5 ZXMBW B9100 IN THE 19 INCH STANDARD CABINET (SHELF)
1. Power Supply Sub-rack 2. ZXMBW B9100 Cabinet

in the MOC Cabinet
Context The MOC cabinet provides ZXMBW B9100 with required tempera-
ture, waterproof, dust-proof, power and grounding performances.

Steps 1. Remove the ZXMBW B9100 cabinet to the appointed location

on the shelf.
2. Fasten ZXMBW B9100 cabinet on the fixed location with eight
M6 bolts.
3. Fasten the bolts to make sure the cabinet to fix on the shelf.
Note:
The ZXMBW B9100 is factory assembled and installed within
the MOC cabinet. So, installation of ZXMBW B9100 within MOC
cabinet is not required.
END OF STEPS.
Result Figure 6 shows the ZXMBW B9100 installed in the MOC cabinet.

FIGURE 6 ZXMBW B9100 INSTALLATION IN MOC CABINET
1. Heat Exchanger
2. ZXMBW B9100 Cabinet
3. Cabinet Power Supply System
4. Storage Battery Set


in Simplified Rack
Prerequisite � ZXMBW B9100 clears unpacking acceptance.
� The simplified rack is installed.
Note:
ZXMBW B9100 is well equipped with boards before delivery.
Context
Steps 1. Lift ZXMBW B9100 on to the specified installation position on
the simplified rack.
2. Fix on the simplified rack with 8 M6 screw and bolt assembly
(4 for each side) at the sub-rack mounting flanges.
3. Screw down the bolts to make sure the firm installation, as is
shown in Figure 7.

FIGURE 7 ZXMBW B9100 INSTALLATION IN SIMPLIFIED RACK
1. ZXMBW B9100 2. Power Supply Box
END OF STEPS.


Chapter 5
Cable Installaltion
Table of Contents:
Installation Cable List.........................................................33
DC Power Cable Installation ................................................34
Grounding Cable Installation ...............................................35
R6 Interface Transmission Fiber Installation ..........................36
Baseband-RF Remote Fiber Installation.................................37
Field Operational Fiber Installation .......................................38
R6 Interface Ethernet Cable Installation................................39
NE-to-OMC Ethernet Cable Installation .................................39
Internal Monitoring Transit Cable (MON-96515-001) Installa-
tion .................................................................................40
External Monitoring Transit Cable (MON-96515-002) Installa-
tion .................................................................................42
NE-to-M07 Special Interconnection Cable (DS-96515-003)
Installation .......................................................................44
Non-special Interconnection Cable (MON-96508-002) Instal-
lation of NE to other Equipment...........................................44
GPS Jumper Cable Installation.............................................45
Installation Cable List

ZXMBW B9100 external cables include:
� DC power cable
� Grounding cable
� Optical fibers
� R6 interface transmission optical fiber
� Baseband-RF optical fiber
� Ethernet cables
� R6 interface Ethernet cable
� NE-to-OMC Ethernet cable
� Monitoring cables
� Internal monitoring transit cable
� External monitoring transit cable
� Interconnection cables
� Special interconnection cable to M07
� Non-special interconnection cable to other equipments

� GPS jumper
DC Power Cable Installation

Prerequisite ZXMBW B9100 installation is completed.
Context Only DC power supply is available for ZXMBW B9100 at present.
Figure 8 shows the DC power cable structure.
FIGURE 8 DC POWER CABLE STRUCTURE
Table 9 lists the cable connection relationship.
TABLE 9 -48 V DC POWER CABLE CONNECTION RELATIONSHIP
End A End B Signal Description

D connector B1 (brown -48 V GND with the maximum power
conductor) as 300 W
B2 (blue -48 V with the maximum power as 300
conductor) W
Steps 1. Connect End A to the -48V/GND interface of the PM483 module

in ZXMBW B9100.
2. Connect End B1 to the busbar in the 19 in. standard cabinet
or to the power distribution module output interface provided
in the ZXDU58 W121 MOC cabinet.
3. Connect End B2 to the ZXMBW B9100 earthing terminal. Figure
9 shows its position.

Chapter 5 Cable Installaltion
FIGURE 9 ZXMBW B9100 EARTHING TERMINAL POSITION
1. Earthing Terminal
END OF STEPS.
Postrequisite Install the grounding cable of ZXMBW B9100.
Grounding Cable Installation

Prerequisite � ZXMBW B9100 installation is completed.
� The grounding cable (10 mm2 yellow and green fireproof
bunched wire) is prepared.
Context Users are required to construct the grounding net, the tower and
building grounding project, and the connection point of indoor and
outdoor ground copper strap. The on-site engineers need to install
the protection earthing (PE) cable for ZXMBW B9100 chassis.
The ZXMBW B9100 chassis is equipped with protection grounding
terminals on the sub-rack mounting flange, as is shown in Figure
10.

FIGURE 10 ZXMBW B9100 GROUNDING TERMINAL POSITION
1. Grounding Terminal
Steps 1. Press to connect the copper lug on one end of the grounding
cable to the protection grounding terminal of ZXMBW B9100.
2. Press to connect the copper lug on the other end of the ground-
ing cable to the earthing bolt of the cabinet where ZXMBW
B9100 locates.
Note:
Fix tightly the copper lug and the wire post with plain washer
and spring mat between.
END OF STEPS.
R6 Interface Transmission
Fiber Installation
� The optical fiber is well prepared for the on-site installation.
Context Optical fiber has indoor and outdoor modes for different applica-
tion. The indoor optical fiber is of single mode and single core.
Its connector type depends on the equipment interface. Figure 11
shows a LC-LC single-mode single—core indoor fiber. The water
proof outdoor fiber is of LC/PC-LC/PC single-mode and dual—core,
whose appearance is shown in Figure 12.

FIGURE 11 LC-LC INDOOR FIBER APPEARANCE
FIGURE 12 LC/PC-LC/PC WATERPROOF OUTDOOR FIBER APPEARANCE
Steps 1. Choose the proper fiber (indoor/outdoor) according to the in-

stallation environment and the equipment interface.
2. Connect one end of the fiber to ZXMBW B9100 CSIM board OPT
interface.
3. Connect the other end to the corresponding optical interface in
AGW.
Caution:
Waterproof and Anti-ultraviolet treatment is necessary for out-
door fiber installation.
END OF STEPS.
Baseband-RF Remote Fiber

Installation
� The optical fiber is well prepared for on-site installation.

Context The single-mode dual-core outdoor pigtail cable with waterproof

connector is used to connect RRU. Its has LC/PC/SC/FC connectors
for different equipment interfaces. Figure 13 shows an outdoor
fiber with DLC/PC-DLC/PC connector.
FIGURE 13 LC-LC OUTDOOR FIBER SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Steps 1. Connect End A of the DLC/PC-DLC/PC single-mode dual-core

outdoor waterproof fiber to the ZXMBW B9100 WBPM panel
optical interface.
2. Connect End B of the fiber to the corresponding optical inter-
face in RRU.
Caution:
Waterproof and anti-ultraviolet treatment is necessary for out-
door fiber installation.
END OF STEPS.
Field Operational Fiber

Installation
Prerequisite ZXMBW B9100 is installed and fixed.
Context Figure 14 shows structure of ZXMBW B9100 optical fiber.
FIGURE 14 SINGLE-MODE AND DUAL-CORE WATERPROOF OUTDOOR FIBER

STRUCTURE
1. 1–into-2 Cable Distributor (In-

door)
Steps 1. Connect End A of the optical fiber shown in Figure 14 with the
RRU baseband-RF optical interface (LC1/2).

2. Connect the LC optical interface in End B with ZXMBW B9100

optical connector.
3. Tighten the outdoor sealing assembly of End A to prevent water
intake.
4. Label the optical fiber.
END OF STEPS.
R6 Interface Ethernet Cable

Installation
Prerequisite � ZXMBW B9100 and boards installation is completed.
� The Ethernet cable is well prepared according to the practical
length.
Context Ethernet cable is made of CAT 5e shielding data cable. Figure 15
shows its appearance.
FIGURE 15 ETHERNET CABLE APPEARANCE
Note:
A special Ethernet cable is adopted for outdoor use, which is
wrapped with an additional rubber cover compared with indoor
cables.
Steps 1. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the ETH interface in
CSIM panel.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to AGW or the
switch.
END OF STEPS.
NE-to-OMC Ethernet Cable

Installation
Prerequisite � ZXMBW B9100 and boards installation is completed.
� The Ethernet cable is well prepared according to the practical
length.

Context Ethernet cable is made of CAT 5e shielding data cable. Figure 16

shows it appearance.
FIGURE 16 ETHERNET CABLE APPEARANCE
Steps 1. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to OMC/MON interface

in CSIM panel.
2. Connect the other end to OMC or the switch.
END OF STEPS.
Internal Monitoring Transit

Cable (MON-96515-001)
Installation
� Every monitoring equipment is installed.
Context Figure 17 shows the structure of the internal monitoring transit
cable (MON-96515-001).
FIGURE 17 INTERNAL MONITORING TRANSIT CABLE (MON-96515-001)

STRUCTURE

Steps 1. Connect End A of the internal monitoring cable to the BB-MON

interface in ZXMBW B9100 monitoring assembly. Figure 18
shows the interface position.
FIGURE 18 BB-MON INTERFACE POSITION
1. BB-MON Interface
2. Connect End B of the internal monitoring cable to each sensor

in the cabinet according to the connection relationship listed in
Table 10.
TABLE 10 INTERNAL MONITORING CABLE CONNECTION RELATIONSHIP
End B Connection
B1 CABINET_TEM, cabinet temperature monitoring
B2 CABINET_WAT, cabinet flooding monitoring
B3 CABINET_DOOR, cabinet door inhibition monitoring
B4 RS485, reserved external monitoring interface
B5 RS232, reserved external monitoring interface
END OF STEPS.

External Monitoring Transit

Cable (MON-96515-002)
Installation
Prerequisite � ZXMBW B9100 is installed.
� Every monitoring equipment is installed.
Context Figure 19 shows the structure of the external monitoring transit
cable (MON-96515-002).
FIGURE 19 EXTERNAL MONITORING TRANSIT CABLE (MON-96515-002)

STRUCTURE
Steps 1. Connect End A of the external monitoring transit cable (MON-

96515-002) to the EX-MON interface shown in Figure 20.

FIGURE 20 EX-MON INTERFACE POSITION
1. EX-MON Interface
2. Connect End B of the external monitoring cable to each exter-

nal sensor of the cabinet according to the connection relation-
ship listed in Table 11.
TABLE 11 EXTERNAL MONITORING CABLE CONNECTION RELATIONSHIP
End B Connection
B1 B9100_SMOG_MON, smog monitoring
B2 B9100_FRARED_MON, infrared monitoring
B3 B9100_HUM.TEMP_MON, temperature and
humidity monitoring
B4 B9100_DOOR_MON, door inhibition monitoring
B5 B9100_SWL_OUT, reserved for external Boolean
value access
B6 B9100_SW_IN, reserved for external Boolean value
access
END OF STEPS.

NE-to-M07 Special
Interconnection Cable
(DS-96515-003) Installation
� The MOC cabinet installation is completed.
Context Figure 21 shows the structure of special interconnection cable (DS-
96515-003).
FIGURE 21 SPECIAL INTERCONNECTION CABLE (DS-96515-003)

STRUCTURE
Steps 1. Connect one end of the special interconnection cable

(DS-96515-003) with the external monitoring interface
RS 232 reserved by the internal monitoring transit cable
(MON-96515-001)
2. Connect the other end to the corresponding interface in the
power supply equipment.
END OF STEPS.
Non-special Interconnection
Cable (MON-96508-002)
Installation of NE to other
Equipment
� The MOC cabinet installation is completed.
Context Figure 22 shows the structure of non-special interconnection cable
(MON-96508-002).

FIGURE 22 NON-SPECIAL INTERCONNECTION CABLE (MON-96508-002)

STRUCTURE
Steps 1. Connect End A of non-special interconnection cable (MON-

96508-002) to the corresponding external monitoring inter-
face RS232 or RS485 reserved by the internal monitoring
transit cable (MON-96515-001).
2. Connect End B to the corresponding interface in the power sup-
ply equipment according to the connection relationship listed
in Table 12.
TABLE 12 NON-SPECIAL INTERCONNECTION CABLE (MON-96508-002)

CONNECTION RELATIONSHIP
End A Signal Definition Cable Color

Pin No.
1 GNDD White (white and green)
6 O_RS485–RX-_EM White (white and blue)
7 O_RS485–RX+_EM Blue (white and blue)
4 GNDD Green (white and green)
8 I_RS485–TX-_EM White (white and orange)
9 I_RS485–TX+_EM Orange (white and
orange)
2 O_UART–RX_EM Blue (red and blue)
3 I_UART–TX_EM Orange (red and orange)
5 GNDD Red (red and blue)
DB9 GND Shielding layer
metal
shell
END OF STEPS.
GPS Jumper Cable

Installation
Prerequisite ZXMBW B9100, TFM board and GPS arrester are all installed.
Context Figure 23 shows the GPS jumper cable structure.

FIGURE 23 GPS JUMPER CABLE STRUCTURE
Steps 1. Connect end A of the jumper to teh SMA antenna interface in

TFM board.
2. Connect end B to the GPS arrester.
END OF STEPS.

Chapter 6
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Installation
Table of Contents:
GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure .................................47
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation Flow .......................49
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation Preparation..............50
GPS Antenna Installation ....................................................52
GPS Feeder Cable Installation .............................................59
Feeder Grounding Clip Installation .......................................60
Arrester Installation ...........................................................62
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Structure
GPS signal is the reference clock and reference frequency for
the system. GPS antenna feeder system receives the positioning
signals from GPS satellites. The TFM demodulates and extracts
the frequency and clock signals to send them to each unit in the
ZXMBW B9100.
Different GPS antenna feeder system structure is implemented ac-
cording to the installation mode of the ZXMBW B9100 cabinet.

For ZXMBW When the ZXMBW B9100 is installed indoors, the GPS antenna
B9100 Indoor feeder system structure implemented is as shown in Figure 24.
Installation
FIGURE 24 GPS ANTENNA FEEDER SYSTEM STRUCTURE (ZXMBW B9100

INSTALLED INDOORS)
1. GPS Antenna Feeder Pole 4. Feeder Grounding Kit

2. GPS Antenna 5. GPS Antenna Lightning Arrester
3. Feeder Cable
For ZXMBW For ZXMBW B9100 outdoor installation, GPS feeder grounding kit
B9100 Outdoor is not required. The GPS antenna feeder system structure imple-
Installation mented for outdoor installation is as shown in Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 GPS ANTENNA FEEDER SYSTEM STRUCTURE (ZXMBW B9100

INSTALLED OUTDOORS)
1. GPS Antenna Feeder Pole

2. GPS Antenna
3. Feeder Cable
4. GPS Antenna Lightning Arrester

Chapter 6 GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Installation Flow
Indoor ZXMBW Figure 26 illustrates the installation flow of GPS Antenna system
B9100 with 1/4 in. cables.
FIGURE 26 GPS ANTENNA SYSTEM WITH 1/4 IN. CABLE (INDOOR

INSTALLATION)
Outdoor ZXMBW Figure 27 illustrates the installation flow of GPS Antenna system
B9100 with 1/4in. cables.

FIGURE 27 GPS ANTENNA SYSTEM WITH 1/4IN. CABLE (OUTDOOR

INSTALLATION)
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Installation
Preparation
Proper GPS antenna installation is very important to ZXMBW
B9100 system reliable operation. Before installation, make sure
that installation staff is qualified and the following requirements
are satisfied.
Personnel Normally, supervisors are in charge of direction and supervision,
Requirement whereas installation personnel carry out the installation.
� Installation Supervisor
The requirements for the installation supervisor are as follows:
� Familiar with all materials, tools and operation methods.
� They are in charge of assigning different work to the proper
employee who is good at the operation, especially while
working on the iron tower.
Note:
Safety is the most important consideration when assigning
work.
� Installation Personnel
The requirements for the installation personnel are as follows:
� Installation employees are required to install antenna sys-
tem skillfully under the direction of supervisor.

� Employees installing on tower must be qualified and in good

physical state.
� Installation under the influence of alcohol is forbidden.
Environment Pay attention to following items and check whether they satisfy
Requirement requirements in engineering design. Normally, they are completed
by the network operator (carrier).
� Lightning protection and grounding
ZXMBW B9100 is usually located outdoors. The grounding
stake and outdoor lightning- protecting grounding cables are
installed by the operator, and the supervisor should confirm
lightning-protecting grounding cables are installed properly.
� Pole and supporting rack
Accomplish installation of antenna supporting rack and pole
according to project design requirement. The stability of the
supporting rack and pole should be in accordance with the de-
sign requirement.
� Feeder layout
Field engineers need to determine route of main feeder with
operator engineers before installation.
� Electronic power environment
� ZXMBW B9100 antenna and feeder system can not be installed
too near to public electric power cables.
Safety Ensure the following precautions before antenna installation:
Precautions
� Take necessary measures for personal and equipment safety.
� Personnel under tower must wear safety helmets.
� Personnel on tower must wear safety belt.
� Never climb tower with loose clothes and wet/slippery shoes.
� During active antenna adjustment, wear radiation-shielding
clothing and turn off power amplifier to avoid radiation effects.
� If possible, install in sunny and windless days. Installation is
forbidden in rain, strong wind, thunder and lightning.
� Make caution brand in engineering field and keep passengers
away from engineering field, especially kids.
� When working on tower, put unused tools in a tool bag and
prevent them from dropping down from tower to hurt people.
Tools Require- The following tools are required for main antenna feeder system
ment installation:
� Measure tools
Compass, multimeter, angle meter, and tape measure
� Special tools
Main feeder connector manufacturing, special tools and instru-
ments for test
� Regular tools
Adjustable wrench, sharp-nose pliers, diagonal pliers, hacksaw
(with several saw blades)

� Protection tools
Safety helmet, safety belt, safety rope, gloves, radia-
tion-shielding clothes, multiple power socket and sealed
canvas tool bag
� Other tools
Tools for lifting, e.g. Ladder
GPS Antenna Installation

GPS Antenna Appearance
GPS antenna varies from each other in appearance, which is sub-
ject to the actual article delivered.Figure 28 shows just one type.
FIGURE 28 GPS ANTENNA APPEARANCE
GPS Antenna Installation Position

There are two types of GPS antenna installation positions:
� Tower Mounted

� Roof Mounted
Tower Mounted The vertical distance between GPS antenna and the ground must
be shorter than 5 m. And the horizontal distance between GPS
antenna and the iron tower is required to be 30 cm.
Figure 29 illustrates position of a tower mounted GPS.
FIGURE 29 TOWER MOUNTED GPS ANTENNA
Roof Mounted GPS antennas must be installed in the shadow of lightning rod in
roof installation mode.
Figure 30 illustrates position of a roof mounted GPS antenna.

FIGURE 30 ROOF MOUNTED GPS ANTENNA
Installation Following are GPS antenna installation requirements:

Position
Requirements � GPS antenna installation position should have a broader view
to track on maximum satellites.
� Ensure that there are no obstacles in 150o GPS antenna eleva-
tion for both installation modes.
� Keep GPS feeder cable short as possible to reduce signal loss
and lightning induction.
� Do not install GPS antenna under microwave antenna, high-
voltage lines, television transmitting tower, or within radiation
range of a mobile system antenna.
Lightning Following are lightning protection requirements to install a GPS
Protection antenna:
Requirements
� Install GPS antenna within 45o lightning protection coverage
area of tower. Otherwise, install a special lightning arrester for
the GPS antenna.
� Place GPS antenna away from lightning strikes. If it is tower
mounted, install it in a safe place on the roof or in tower lower
part.
� Ensure that the pole supporting GPS antenna is grounded.

Vertical Placement Installation

Prerequisite Following tools must be ready.
� Adjustable spanner
� Normal Spanner
It is recommended to have a pole with a diameter between 30 mm
~ 60 mm, 48 mm is recommended. The antenna should not be
installed during rain and heavy wind.
Steps 1. Open the package and take out GPS antenna and the GPS rack.
2. Use the U-shape clamp to install the GPS rack to the mounting
pole. Insert spring washer and washer between the U-shaped
clamp and mounting pole.
3. Use M6 nut to fix the U-shape clamp and the pole together
firmly.
Figure 31 shows the fixing process.
FIGURE 31 U-SHAPED CLAMP INSTALLATION
4. Fix the GPS antenna to the GPS settled clamp. Screw the bolt
(M4x14) to firmly fix the antenna.
END OF STEPS.
Result Figure 32 shows the antenna fixed in the vertical position.

FIGURE 32 GPS ANTENNA VERTICAL INSTALLATION
Horizontal Placement Installation

� Normal Spanner
It is recommended to have a pole with a diameter between 30 mm
~ 60 mm, optimal is 48 mm. The antenna should not be installed
during rain and heavy wind.
2. Use the U-shape clamp to install the GPS rack to the mounting
pole. Insert spring washer and washer between the U-shaped
clamp and mounting pole.
Figure 33 shows the direction of the U-shape clamp fixing.
FIGURE 33 U-SHAPE CLAMP DIRECTION FOR HORIZONTAL PLACEMENT.

3. Use M6 nut to fix the U-shape clamp and the pole together
firmly.
4. Fix the antenna either to the position 1,3 or 4,6.
Figure 34 shows the position.
FIGURE 34 ANTENNA FIXING POSITION SELECTION
1. 1~6: Antenna Fixing Holes
5. Fix the GPS antenna to the GPS settled clamp. Screw the bolt
(M4x14) to firmly fix the antenna.
END OF STEPS.
Result Figure 35 shows the GPS antenna fixed horizontally.
FIGURE 35 GPS ANTENNA FIXED HORIZONTALLY

On-wall Installation
� Normal Spanner
� Hammer
� Expansion Anchor Bolts (M5x30 or M5x40)
Context For installing the GPS Antenna on the wall, the U-shape clamp is
not necessary.
2. Use the Design template for marking holes on the wall. Then
drill holes on the wall. The depth of the holes is determined by
the length of the expansion anchor bolts used.
Figure 36 shows the design template.
FIGURE 36 DESIGN TEMPLATE FOR MARKING HOLES
3. Insert the expansion bolts and hammer them to fix properly.

4. Install GPS antenna rack to the corresponding bolt position.

5. Insert spring washer and washer to expansion bolts and use

the M6 nut to fix the rack on the wall firmly.
Note:
The torque used to fix the clamp is 45 Nm.
6. Fix the GPS antenna to the GPS settled clamp and screw the
M4x14 bolt tightly.
END OF STEPS.
Result Figure 37 shows the GPS antenna fixed on the wall.
FIGURE 37 GPS ANTENNA FIXED ON WALL
GPS Feeder Cable

Installation
GPS Feeder Cable Selection
Principle
GPS feeder cable selection should be made based upon the follow-
ing two conditions:
1. If the feeder length required is less than 100 m, then select
1/4″ feeder cable.
2. If the feeder length required is more than 100 m, then contact
ZTE corporation technical support department.

1/4 inch Feeder Cable Installation

Prerequisite � GPS antenna is installed.
� ZXMBW B9100 is installed.
� GPS Feeder is well prepared according to on-site condition.
Steps 1. Connect one end of 1/4 inch feeder to GPS antenna across the
GPS braket and clockwise screw down the feeder connector.
2. Implement waterproof treatment in the connection of 1/4”
feeder and GPS antenna.
i. Cut a section of about 200 mm long waterproof adhesive
tape.
ii. Wind the tape from the antenna connector end in the
screwing direction with 1/2 coverage until 5 cm beyond
the connector bottom, during which the tape is stretched
to two times its original length.
iii. Pinch the tape tightly to the connector to ensure their af-
fixion.
iv. Wind PVC tape above the waterproof one still with 1/2 cov-
erage.
3. Fix the feeder with cable strap in the GPS bracket and make
smooth cutting of the redundant strap.
4. Place the 1/4” feeder along the pole or wall to the cabinet where
ZXMBW B9100 locates.
5. Connect the other end of GPS feeder to the ZXMBW B9100
arrestor.
6. Bind the GPS feeder one time every crosspiece of the cable
tray and keep an equal binding space < 0.5 m for along-wall
arrangement with a necessary fixation at both turning sides.
END OF STEPS.
Feeder Grounding Clip

Installation
Context The feeder grounding clip is installed when the ZXMBW B9100 is
installed indoors. GPS 1/4" feeder grounding clip is easy to install.
It has waterproof material inside, so waterproofing operation is
not necessary during installation.
Figure 38 shows the structure of the grounding clip.

FIGURE 38 FEEDER GROUNDING CLIP STRUCTURE
1. 1/4" feeder grounding clip 3. Grounding cable

2. M6 bolt (including plane washer
and sprint washer)
Perform the following steps to install the grounding clip.

Steps 1. Determine the position of 1/4" feeder cable grounding point.
Cut off the cable’s sheath about 25 mm (1 inch) according to
the clip’s size.
2. Insert the cable into the grounding clip. And put the clip just
at the cut-off position.
3. Use M6 bolt to fix the grounding terminal with two fixing points
onto the grounding clip. Tighten the bolt to fix the clip and
make it close.
Note:
The plane washer and spring washer of M6 bolt are required to
be installed between bolt and grounding terminal.
4. Fix the grounding terminal of the other end onto the grounding
bar with M8 bolt.
Note:
The plane washer and spring washer of M6 bolt are required to
be installed between bolt and grounding terminal.
5. Brush a layer of copper oil onto the bare metal surface evenly
to avoid rusting.
END OF STEPS.

Arrester Installation
Context Figure 39 shows the GPS arrester appearance.
FIGURE 39 GPS ARRESTER APPEARANCE
1. Antenna jumper connector 2. Equipment feeder connector
All the cables led by BTS antenna into the equipment room need
connect in series with the arrester, which then joins the grounding
cable, as is shown in Figure 40.
FIGURE 40 ARRESTER CONNECTION
1. Antenna 3. Communication Equipment

2. Protector 4. Grounding
Steps 1. According to Figure 39, connect one end of the arrester to the
antenna jumper and the other end to the equipment feeder.
2. Connect the arrester grounding post with the main grounding
screw or the system grounding ring.
3. Seal the connector with adhesive tape after installation debug-
ging, as is shown in Figure 41.

FIGURE 41 SEALING THE ARRESTER
Note:
� Make sure that grounding contact surface is dry, clean and
free from oxidation.
� Check to confirm the working frequency marked in the ar-
rester is consistent with that of the BTS system.
END OF STEPS.


Chapter 7
Installation Check
Table of Contents:
Cabinet Installation Check ..................................................65
GPS Antenna Feeder System Installation Check .....................67
Power-on Check ................................................................67
Cabinet Installation Check

Cabinet Check
The working personnel are required to check and ensure the fol-
lowing items after cabinet installation:
� The cabinet installation location complies with the engineering
design.
� The cabinet is firm enough up to the 4th anti-seismic grade.
� The cabinet is clean, tidy and in good painting condition with
all the parts undamaged and all the labels clear and correct.
� The internal cabinet is tidy and clean without sundries in each
corner such as metal debris and wires.
� All the bolts are screwed down and The plain washers and
spring mats are placed in correct direction.
Cable Check
The working personnel should check the cables after installation
and make sure the following items:
� All cables are laid flat and smooth without cross or flying.
� The cable bending is smooth and well-proportioned.
� The cables are identically labeled at both ends with its purpose.
� The cable connectors are firmly connected, well contacted and
correctly inserted without break or bending.
� All the metal terminals of power cable and grounding cable are
installed with plain washers and spring mats.

� The cable strap is pleasant to eyes with equal space between,

proper tightness, same direction and flat strap ends.
Socket and Plug and Slice Check

The working personnel are required to check the sockets, plugs
and slices after installation and make sure the following items:
� All the sockets, plugs and slices are correctly connected.
� The plugs are connected firmly to the socket. The board fixa-
tion bolts are screwed down. The orientation card is well placed
without damage.
� The core wire is free from damage during connector prepara-
tion.
� The cable plugs and slices are firmly fastened without pin loss
or pin bending.
Label Check
Label Check includes:
� The labels are of ZTE special-purpose paster.
� The labels are pasted with the side of cable direct upward or
toward the maintenance operation area.
� The label contents of rack rows or columns comply with the
engineering design. ZTE equipments in the equipment room
are all ready and in order without repetition.
� Both ends of all cables (power cable, grounding cable, trans-
mission cable and jumper cable, etc.) are labelled (not nec-
essary for cabinet door or side door protection cables) with
distinct writing and in correct positions. The labels are 20 mm
apart from the cable ends.
� The boards are neat without labels or writings or with distinct
writings and orderly labels when necessary.
Environment Check
The on-site environment check after installation includes:
� No extra cable strap or thread is found in the internal cabinet.
The cabinet doors as well as cabinet surfaces are kept clean.
� The articles not in use are cleaned out while those in use placed
in order. The operation console and raised floor are tidy and
clean.
� Sundries such as cable strap, thread and desiccant are cleared
away from beneath the cable tray, cabinet and the raised floor.
The cabling is in good order.

Chapter 7 Installation Check
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Installation Check
Feeder Cable Check
Prerequisite GPS Feeder System is installed.
Context Make sure the following items after GPS feeder system installation:
Steps 1. The actual height of an antenna is consistent with the network
planning and its installation position measures up the design.
2. The antenna mount is firmly connected with the tower.
3. The antenna is in the arrester protection area.
4. All the antenna fixation bolts are screwed down and the spring
mats are pressed flat.
5. The SWR of the antenna feeder is not more than 1.3.
6. All the outdoor jumper connectors are waterproof treated.
7. The feeder cable is bound with its equal space between less
than 0.5 m.
END OF STEPS.
Waterproofness Check
Context Make sure the following for waterproofness check:
Steps 1. All the feeder connectors are waterproof treated.
2. The feeder gets indoors through the feeder seal ring.
END OF STEPS.
Power-on Check
Prerequisite � The power cable and grounding cable of the cabinet and power
supply equipment are installed.
� The cabinet internal power cable and grounding cable are in-
stalled.
� The sub-racks and boards are installed in the cabinet.
� Necessary instrument (multimeter) is ready for use.
Context Perform the following steps for power-on check:

Steps 1. Correctly wear the antistatic bracelet and ground it through the
antistatic jack in the cabinet.
2. Switch OFF all the power supplies of the power distribution
sub-rack.
3. Set the mulitmeter to ohm band and then measure the power
input terminal of the cabinet power distribution sub-rack to
confirm the -48 V power without short circuit.
4. Set the multimeter to volt band and then measure the output
terminal of -48 V DC power to confirm the output voltage as
-48 V.
5. Connect the power cable of ZXMBW B9100 with the power sup-
ply equipment.
6. Switch on the external power to finish power-on process.
7. Turn off the switch and check the causes if any abnormality
occurs.
END OF STEPS.

Appendix A
Cable Preparation
Table of Contents:
Ethernet Cable Preparation ....................................................... 69
1/4 inch Feeder Cable with N-model Connector Preparation ........... 71
Grounding Cable Preparation..................................................... 77
Ethernet Cable Preparation

Prerequisite The following tools must be ready.
� Knife for cutting cable
� Network cable pliers
Context Based on the connection relations at both ends, the network cable
falls into straight-through cable and crossover cable.
Figure 42 shows the structure of the Ethernet cable.
FIGURE 42 ETHERNET CABLE STRUCTURE
The procedure to prepare a network cable is as follows:

Steps 1. Peel off about 20 mm (13/16 in) of external sheath from one
end of network cable to expose the four pairs of wires inside.
2. As the bending at the connector may damage the wire pairs
inside the tube, at least 8 mm (5/16 in) of wires inside the
tube must be arranged parallel to each other, forming the flat
part of cable. The remaining part of cable has an oval cross
section.

Figure 43 shows locating four pairs of wires, 1-2, 3-6, 5-4 and
7-8 in sequence.
FIGURE 43 WIRE PAIRS LOCATION
3. Untwist the insulated wires to make them parallel to each other.

Figure 44 shows the untwisted wires in the sheath.
FIGURE 44 UNTWISTED WIRES
4. Arrange the untwisted wires in the same sequence in the tube

according to step 2, except that orders of wires 6 and 4 are
reverse.
Figure 45 shows wires 4 and 6 cross over in swap place (4 mm
after 10 mm (3/16 in after 6/16 in)).
FIGURE 45 WIRES 4 AND 6 IN SWAP PLACE
5. Cut wires end flat (end face of each wire must be smooth and
flat to avoid impair performance cause) at 14 mm (9/16 in)
away from the end of sheath. Do not cross the wires up to
(10±1) mm ((3/8±4/100) in).
6. Insert wires into RJ-45 connector until copper cores are visible
from the head of RJ-45 connector as orderly arrange.

Appendix A Cable Preparation
Figure 46 shows the RJ–45 Connector.
FIGURE 46 RJ–45 CONNECTOR
7. Crimp the connector with the special crimping pliers. If the

spring plate of RJ-45 connector is not crimped to enough depth,
its high position may have the RJ-45 socket and it is, specified
in the FCC standards that the spring plate of RJ-45 connector
to be crimped to the depth of 5.89 mm ~ 6.15 mm (0.232 in
~ 0.242 in).
Figure 47 shows the final crimped connector.
FIGURE 47 FINAL CRIMPED CONNECTOR
END OF STEPS.
1/4 inch Feeder Cable

with N-model Connector
Preparation
Prerequisite The following items must be prepared:
� 1/4" feeder cable of proper length
� N-model connector

� Tools needed:
� Electric knife
� Ruler with minimum scale of 1 mm ( or 1/16 inches)
� Coaxial cable stripper
� Brush
� Wrench
� File
Context Figure 48 illustrates the dimension requirements of preparing the
connector.
FIGURE 48 REQUIRED DIMENSION TO PREPARE 1/4” CABLE N-MODEL

CONNECTOR
1. Wave crest of a feeder corrugation 3. 1/4 inch feeder cable

2. O-shape sealing ring
Note:
� mm is a way to express length which means the minimum
length is 14.5 mm while the maximum length is 15.5 mm.
� 1/4 inch cable copper bellow is thin and easy to be broken. It is
forbidden to stand on the 1/4 inch cables in engineering field.
Steps 1. Measure a straight feeder section of about 50 mm (1 15/16

inches) to be installed with the connector. Cut and strip the
feeder sheath at 20 mm (13/16 inches) away from end, as is
shown in Figure 49.

FIGURE 49 CUTTING AND STRIPPING 1/4” CABLE SHEATH
2. Use electric knife to cut the external conductor of feeder cable,

as is shown in Figure 50.
Note:
� The cut position is just 14.5 mm (9/16 inches) away from
the cable sheath edge. (The metric measure value is the
exact value, and there are small errors in the British mea-
sure value.)
� Ensure that the cut position is just on the wave crest of a
feeder corrugation.
� If the above two requirement can not be satisfied simulta-
neously, measure and adjust the cable sheath edge’s posi-
tion until two requirements are both satisfied.
FIGURE 50 CUTTING POSITION OF EXTERNAL CONDUCTOR
Figure 51 illustrates the cutting of external conductor.

FIGURE 51 CUTTING THE EXTERNAL CONDUCTOR
3. Use a file to file the inner conductor gently, and make it satisfy
the requirement of 0.3×45°. 0.3×45° means to file a slope
at the edge of inner conductor’s top. Ensure the angle be-
tween the slope and the inner conductor just 45°, and the inner
conductor length corresponding to the slope is 0.3 mm (1/85
inches), as is shown in Figure 52.
Note:
Make sure that no burr is on the surface of inner conductor or
the GPS signal quality will reduce a lot.
FIGURE 52 1/4" FEEDER INNER CONDUCTOR PROCESSING
1. 1/4 inch cable inner conductor

2. 1/4 inch cable external con-
ductor

Figure 53 shows the 1/4" feeder cable after processing.
FIGURE 53 CABLE CONDUCTOR DIMENSIONS AFTER PROCESSING
4. Brush off the copper powders on the conductor and cable. Wipe
a coating of lubricant onto the bare conductors, and pack the
O-shape sealing ring to the fourth trough of the external con-
ductor, as is shown in Figure 54.
FIGURE 54 INSTALLING O-SHAPE SEAL RING
5. Separate the front and rear parts of feeder connector. Insert

the feeder cable into the rear part firmly. When the rear part
touches the first wave crest of a feeder corrugation, turn it left
and right to expand feeder external conductor, so that the rear
part of the connector is fixed on the first trough of the external
conductor, as is shown in Figure 55.

FIGURE 55 INSTALLING REAR PART OF FEEDER CONNECTOR
6. Screw the front part of connector onto the rear part. Then fix
the front part and rear part with wrenches. During fixing, keep
the rear part still and screw the front part until they are firmly
fixed. The recommended torque is between 7 and 10 N•m (5
3/16 ~ 7 6/16 lbm•ft). Figure 56 shows this procedure.
FIGURE 56 FIXING FRONT PART ONTO REAR PART
END OF STEPS.

Grounding Cable
Preparation
Prerequisite To prepare a grounding cable, the following should be ready.
� Black 10 mm2 (8 AWG) copper-core grounding cable
� Grounding terminal (grounding cable side)
� Grounding terminal (grounding bar side)
� Black shrinking pipe
Context Usually engineers should take the following items for installing the
grounding clip on-site.
� Grounding clip (including tin-covered iron belt)
� two M6×25 bolts (including spring washer and plane washer)
� 0.8 m grounding cable
� One M8 × 25 bolt (including spring washer and plane washer)
� A small package of copper oil (10 ml)
Sometimes it is possible that installation engineers need to prepare
the grounding cable on site. The procedure to prepare a grounding
cable is described here.
Steps 1. Strip about 13 mm (8/16 inch) sheath at the two ends of cop-
per-core cable.
2. Insert the two ends of copper-core cable into two Φ12 shrinking
pipes.
3. Crimp two terminals with a pair of crimping pliers.
4. Use hot blower to blow shrinking pipes to make them shrink to
the surface of cable and terminal.
Note:
Cut two ends of shrinking pipe flat, and make sure that the
shrinking pipes touches terminals and cables closely. If the
shrinking pipe is broken, remove the broken one and prepare
a new one.
END OF STEPS.
Result Figure 57 shows the structure of the grounding cable.

FIGURE 57 GROUNDING CABLE FOR GROUNDING CLIP STRUCTURE
1. Grounding terminal (grounding 3. 10 mm2 Copper-core cable

clip side) 4. Grounding terminal (grounding
2. Φ12 shrinking pipe bar side)

Figures
Figure 1 ZXMBW B9100 Appearance...................................... 7

Figure 2 Installation Components ......................................... 9
Figure 3 ZXMBW B9100 Hardware Installation Sequence.........10
Figure 4 Operation Space for Cabinet Installation...................14
Figure 5 ZXMBW B9100 in the 19 inch Standard Cabinet
(Shelf) .............................................................27
Figure 6 ZXMBW B9100 Installation in MOC Cabinet ...............29
Figure 7 ZXMBW B9100 Installation in Simplified Rack............31
Figure 8 DC Power Cable Structure ......................................34
Figure 9 ZXMBW B9100 Earthing Terminal Position.................35
Figure 10 ZXMBW B9100 Grounding Terminal Position ............36
Figure 11 LC-LC Indoor Fiber Appearance .............................37
Figure 12 LC/PC-LC/PC Waterproof Outdoor Fiber Appearance...37
Figure 13 LC-LC Outdoor Fiber Schematic Diagram ................38
Figure 14 Single-mode and Dual-core Waterproof Outdoor
Fiber Structure ..................................................38
Figure 15 Ethernet Cable Appearance ...................................39
Figure 16 Ethernet Cable Appearance ...................................40
Figure 17 Internal Monitoring Transit Cable (MON-96515-001)
Structure..........................................................40
Figure 18 BB-MON Interface Position ....................................41
Figure 19 External Monitoring Transit Cable (MON-96515-
002) Structure ..................................................42
Figure 20 EX-MON Interface Position ....................................43
Figure 21 Special Interconnection Cable (DS-96515-003)
Structure..........................................................44
Figure 22 Non-special Interconnection Cable (MON-96508-
002) Structure ..................................................45
Figure 23 GPS Jumper Cable Structure .................................46
Figure 24 GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure (ZXMBW
B9100 Installed Indoors) ....................................48
Figure 25 GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure (ZXMBW
B9100 Installed Outdoors) ..................................48

Figure 26 GPS Antenna System with 1/4 in. Cable (Indoor

Installation) ......................................................49
Figure 27 GPS Antenna System with 1/4in. Cable (Outdoor
Installation) ......................................................50
Figure 28 GPS Antenna Appearance .....................................52
Figure 29 TOWER MOUNTED GPS ANTENNA ..........................53
Figure 30 ROOF MOUNTED GPS ANTENNA.............................54
Figure 31 U-shaped Clamp Installation .................................55
Figure 32 GPS Antenna Vertical Installation...........................56
Figure 33 U-shape Clamp Direction for Horizontal Placement....56
Figure 34 Antenna Fixing Position Selection...........................57
Figure 35 GPS Antenna Fixed Horizontally .............................57
Figure 36 Design Template for Marking Holes ........................58
Figure 37 GPS Antenna Fixed on Wall ...................................59
Figure 38 Feeder Grounding Clip Structure ............................61
Figure 39 GPS Arrester Appearance......................................62
Figure 40 Arrester Connection .............................................62
Figure 41 Sealing the Arrester.............................................63
Figure 42 Ethernet Cable Structure ......................................69
Figure 43 Wire Pairs Location ..............................................70
Figure 44 Untwisted Wires ..................................................70
Figure 45 Wires 4 and 6 in Swap Place .................................70
Figure 46 RJ–45 Connector .................................................71
Figure 47 Final Crimped Connector ......................................71
Figure 48 Required Dimension to prepare 1/4” Cable N-model
Connector.........................................................72
Figure 49 Cutting and Stripping 1/4” Cable Sheath.................73
Figure 50 Cutting Position of External Conductor....................73
Figure 51 Cutting the External Conductor..............................74
Figure 52 1/4" Feeder Inner Conductor Processing .................74
Figure 53 Cable Conductor Dimensions after Processing..........75
Figure 54 Installing O-shape Seal Ring .................................75
Figure 55 Installing Rear Part of Feeder Connector .................76
Figure 56 Fixing Front Part onto Rear Part .............................76
Figure 57 Grounding Cable for Grounding Clip Structure .........78

Tables
Table 1 Safety Symbols Description....................................... 2

Table 2 ZXMBW B9100 Physical Dimensions ........................... 8
Table 3 ZXMBW B9100 Temperature and Humidity Indices ....... 8
Table 4 ZXMBW B9100 Power Supply Indices.......................... 8
Table 5 ZXMBW B9100 Power Consumption ............................ 8
Table 6 ZXMBW B9100 External Interface Indices...................17
Table 7 Bending Radius Requirements on feeders of different
modes .............................................................19
Table 8 Tools and Instruments Preparation ............................20
Table 9 -48 V DC Power Cable Connection Relationship ...........34
Table 10 Internal Monitoring Cable Connection Relationship.....41
Table 11 External Monitoring Cable Connection Relationship ....43
Table 12 Non-special Interconnection Cable (MON-96508-
002) Connection Relationship ..............................45


List of Glossary
AGW - Access Service Network GateWay

BSC - Base Station Controller
CSIM - Control & Switch Interface Module
FEMM - Fan control & Environment Monitor Module
GPS - Global Positioning System
MPIM - Main Processor for WiMAX - type 0
MPXM - Main Processor for WiMAX - type 1
MSC - Mobile Switching Center
The MSC is basically an ISDN-switch, coordinating and setting up
calls to and from MSs. An Inter-Working Function (IWF) may be
required to adapt GSM specific rates to that used in a particular
PSTN/ PLMN.
PM - Power Module
PM483 - Power Module with 48V@300W
RRU - Remote Radio Unit
TFM - Timing Frequency Module
WBPM - WiMAX Baseband Process Module

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Safety Specifications Guide

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TABLE 1 SAFETY SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION

Safety Symbols Meaning

No flammables: No flammables can be stored.

No touching: Do not touch.

Universal alerting symbol: General safety

Electric shock: Risk of electric shock.

Electrostatic: The device may be sensitive to

Microwave: Beware of strong electromagnetic

Laser: Beware of strong laser beam.

Scald: Beware of scald.

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� Unqualified drilling could damage wiring and cables inside

Thunderstorms would give rise to a strong electromagnetic

� Friction caused by human body activities is the root cause of

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FIGURE 1 ZXMBW B9100 APPEARANCE

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TABLE 2 ZXMBW B9100 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

Weight A fully configured ZXMBW B9100 cabinet weighs approximately 25

TABLE 3 ZXMBW B9100 TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY INDICES

TABLE 4 ZXMBW B9100 POWER SUPPLY INDICES

Item Index Value

TABLE 5 ZXMBW B9100 POWER CONSUMPTION

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FIGURE 2 INSTALLATION COMPONENTS

During hardware installation, the components installed are:

� External Cables including:

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Hardware Installation Flow

FIGURE 3 ZXMBW B9100 HARDWARE INSTALLATION SEQUENCE

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FIGURE 4 OPERATION SPACE FOR CABINET INSTALLATION

� The equipment supports against-wall installation and front

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Equipment Room Environment

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