02 Dimetra IP 2006 MTS 2 & 4 Combined Course Overview

Dimetra IP 2006
MTS 2 & MTS 4 Installation, Configuration,

Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Module 2
MTS Overview
MTS 2 & MTS 4 Installation, Configuration, Maintenance & Troubleshooting Dim IP 2006 R6.0ser V1.0
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Course Structure
Course Introduction
Overview
Site Preparation & Installation
MMI Commands
Field Replaceable Units
Configuration & Testing
Troubleshooting
Course Review
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Module 2 Objectives
On completion of this MTS training module you should have
gained knowledge about:
• Equipment Cabinet (MTS 2 & MTS 4)

• Major Components and Modules
• Junction Panel
• Radio Frequency Distribution System (RFDS)
• TETRA Site Controller (TSC)
• Base Radio (BR)
• Power Supply Unit (PSU)
• Cooling Fans
What is TETRA?
• TErrestrial TRunked RAdio
• Driven by European Technical Standard Institute (ETSI)
• Sponsored by the TETRA MOU

group of 58 final end-users, organizations, manufacturers and others
What is Dimetra IP?

• Motorola’s TETRA compliant integrated digital communications
for private networks.
• IP provides high performance - the only means to get a fast,
reliable call set up over a very wide area
• Conceived by the U.S. Military to provide a highly resilient
network solution
• Provides telephone interconnect, two way dispatch and data
services for private and public safety networks
Motorola Dimetra IP is the only high-performance, high-
resilience, installed and working IP TETRA system on the
market
System Features
Dimetra IP features include:
– Voice Services
– Data Services
– Supplementary Services
– Dispatch Console Operator Features
– Dispatch Console Management Features
– Radio Control Management Features
– Network Management Features
– Mobile Station Features
Remote Site / Cell
Subscriber
MTS
Dimetra Zone
Motorola TETRA Systems
MTS 4
MTS 2
Motorola TETRA System comparison

Specification MTS4 MTS2
Frequency Range (MHz) 350-433, 380-470 350-433, 380-470
RF Antenna Connectors 7/16" type 7/16" type
GPS Antenna Connectors N type N type
RF Power Output (watts after combining) 25 25
E1 Link Connector RJ45 RJ45
Height (m) 1.43 0.61
Width (m) 0.55 0.45
Depth (m) 0.57 0.48
Weight (kg) 148 (est) 45 (est)
Power type 220Vac or 48V dc 220Vac or 48V dc
Antenna Combiner Auto Tune Cavity or Hybrid Hybrid
Battery Charger? Yes Yes
Receiver Diversity Triple Triple
Operating Temp Range (deg C) -30 to +60 -30 to +60
RoHS Compliant Yes Yes
MTS 2 Components
• Steel Cabinet
• Removable Front Door
• Junction Panel
• Filter Section
• 19” Card Cage
MTS 2 Modules
• Hybrid Combiner
• Duplexer
• Preselector
• TETRA Site Controller
• Base Radio(s)
• Power Supply Unit
• Cooling Fans (optional)
MTS 4 Components
• Steel Cabinet
• Front Door (opens left or right)
• Junction Panel
• Filter Section
• Combiner Section
• 1 or 2 x 19” Card Cages
MTS 4 Modules
• Duplexer
• Preselector
• Post Filter
• Cavity Combiner/Hybrid Combiner
• TETRA Site Controller
• Base Radio(s)
• Power Supply Unit(s)
• Cooling Fans
MTS Modules
Junction Panel (MTS 2)
•TX1/RXA: 7/16” type •Site link: E1 RJ45
connector •User Alarms/Control: 25 pin
•TX2/RXB: 7/16” type D female connector
connector •-48 VDC / Backup Battery
•RXC: 7/16” type connector connector
•GPS: N type connector •220VAC: Mains Plug
•RGPS: 15 pin D female connector
connector •Backup Battery Temperature
•Site link: X.21 15-pin D male Sensor connector
connector
MTS Modules
Junction Panel (MTS 4)
•GPS1: N type connector •User Alarms/Control: 25 pin D
•GPS2: N type connector female connector
•RGPS1: 15 pin D female •-48 VDC1 / Backup Battery
connector connector
•RGPS2: 15 pin D female •-48 VDC2 / Backup Battery
connector connector
•Site link: X.21 15-pins D male •220VAC1: Mains Plug connector
connector •220VAC2: Mains Plug connector
•Site link: E1 RJ45 •Backup Battery Temperature
Sensor connectors 1 & 2
MTS 2
MTS Modules
RF Distribution System (RFDS)
Preselector
The preselector is a bandpass filter which
only allows the receiver signals to pass.
MTS 4
The filter’s bandwidth is 5 MHz and it is
designed to block transmitter frequencies
as close as 5 MHz from its band edges.
The preselector incorporates a Receiver
Multicoupler (RMC).
MTS 2
MTS Modules
RF Distribution System (RFDS) - continued
Duplexer
The duplexer consists of two bandpass filters, one allows
transmit, the other allows receiver signal to pass. Both
filters have a bandwidth of 5 MHz.
MTS 4
The duplex spacing between transmit and receive
frequencies is 10MHz, with the transmit higher. This
leaves 5MHz spacing between the lowest possible
transmit frequency and the highest possible receive
frequency.
The duplexer incorporates both an RMC and a Digital
Power Meter (DPM).
MTS Modules
Post Filter (MTS 4 only)

The post filter supports non-duplexed
configurations. The post filter incorporates
a DPM.
NB MTS 2 does not support non-

duplexed configurations.
MTS Modules
Cavity Combiner (MTS 4 only)

There are two types of cavity combiner available:
• Auto Tune Cavity Combiner (ATCC)
• Manual Tune Cavity Combiner (MTCC)
An MTCC is functionally the same as an ATCC
except that it is tuned manually instead of
electronically.
NB MTS 2 does not support Cavity Combiners
MTS Modules
Hybrid Combiner
The hybrid combiner combines up to 2

transmitters, and covers a frequency
range of 380 to 433 MHz.
The combiner has no limitations with

respect to channel spacing of the TX
channels.
MTS Modules
TETRA Site Controller (TSC)
The TSC controls resources within the base station,
including assignment of frequencies and slots to
mobile stations.
The TSC incorporates a Global Positioning System
(GPS), which receives signals that are used to
develop high-precision system timing signals.
The TSC communicates with the base radio(s) via
the 10Base2 Ethernet interface. It also
communicates with the network via an X.21 or E1
link.
MTS Modules
Base Radio (BR)
Transceiver
The Transceiver provides the BR's transmission,
receiving, signal processing, and modulation functions.
To do this it incorporates a Base Radio Controller
(BRC), Receiver (RCV) and Exciter (EXC).
The BRC serves as the main controller of the base
radio.
The BRC provides signal processing and operational
control for the other base radio modules.
MTS Modules
Base Radio (BR) - continued
Power Amplifier
The PA, in conjunction with the Exciter, provides the
transmitter functions for the base radio.
The PA accepts the low-level modulated RF signal
from the Exciter and amplifies the signal for
transmission via the RF output connector.
NB The Transceiver and the Power Amplifier are
housed together in one unit
MTS Modules
Power Supply Unit (PSU)
Dependent on its configuration the MTS is
equipped with one or more Power Supply
Unit (PSU).
The power supply unit permits operation
of the MTS in any of the following
configurations:
• DC power supply
Fan tray
• AC power supply
• AC power supply with Backup Battery
MTS Modules
Power Supply Unit (PSU) - continued
Fan
Battery Backup tray
The power supply unit (PSU) handles the automatic switchover to a

backup battery in the event of AC power supply failure.
The MTS charges a backup battery during normal AC operation.
A temperature sensor monitors the backup battery’s temperature to
ensure optimum charging.
NB The recommended backup battery is a sealed lead acid (Gel)

battery with -48 VDC nominal.
MTS Modules
Cooling Fans
Fan
One or more fan modules generate an airflow through tray
the MTS cabinets to manage their temperature.
Each module is comprised of two fans.
Revolution of the fans is monitored by a sensor.
In the event of failure, an alarm will be generated.
NB Low power configurations of the MTS 2 can

optionally be operated without cooling fans.
General Safety
Please also read Appendix Safety for

a list of notes regarding:
General Safety
Mains Safety
Battery Safety
Module 2 - Overview Quick Quiz
Q.1 Which of the following would you NOT find in an MTS 2?
a) Preselector b) Duplexer c) Post Filter d) Hybrid Combiner
Q.2 Which of the following is NOT part of the Base Radio Module?
a) Exciter b) PSU c) Transceiver d) Controller
Q.3 Which of the following is NOT a junction panel connection?
a) E.21 b) TX1/RXA c) RXC d) RGPS
Q.4 What is the Preselector filter bandwidth?
a) 5MHz b) 10MHz c) 25MHz d) 45MHz
Q.5 Which of the following does the MTS 2 support?
a) Cavity Combiner b) non-duplexed configuration
c) 4 Base radios d) Cooling Fans

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MTS 2 & MTS 4 Installation, Configuration,

Site Preparation & Installation

Field Replaceable Units

Configuration & Testing

• Equipment Cabinet (MTS 2 & MTS 4)

• TErrestrial TRunked RAdio

• Driven by European Technical Standard Institute (ETSI)

• Sponsored by the TETRA MOU

What is Dimetra IP?

Remote Site / Cell

Motorola TETRA Systems

Motorola TETRA System comparison

Frequency Range (MHz) 350-433, 380-470 350-433, 380-470

RF Antenna Connectors 7/16" type 7/16" type

GPS Antenna Connectors N type N type

RF Power Output (watts after combining) 25 25

E1 Link Connector RJ45 RJ45

Height (m) 1.43 0.61

Width (m) 0.55 0.45

Depth (m) 0.57 0.48

Weight (kg) 148 (est) 45 (est)

Power type 220Vac or 48V dc 220Vac or 48V dc

Antenna Combiner Auto Tune Cavity or Hybrid Hybrid

Battery Charger? Yes Yes

Receiver Diversity Triple Triple

Operating Temp Range (deg C) -30 to +60 -30 to +60

RoHS Compliant Yes Yes

Post Filter (MTS 4 only)

NB MTS 2 does not support non-

Cavity Combiner (MTS 4 only)

The hybrid combiner combines up to 2

The combiner has no limitations with

The power supply unit (PSU) handles the automatic switchover to a

NB The recommended backup battery is a sealed lead acid (Gel)

the MTS cabinets to manage their temperature.

Each module is comprised of two fans.

Revolution of the fans is monitored by a sensor.

In the event of failure, an alarm will be generated.

NB Low power configurations of the MTS 2 can

Please also read Appendix Safety for

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