ADC Telecommunications DAS8M-4IDEN-W In-building distributed antenna system User Manual J bonnie john front cover eps

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System Requirements
An LGCell system has location, space, power, and safety requirements for
installation. The Dual Band LGCell requirements for space and power are different
from those for a single-band system and are noted below.
System Location
The LGCell Main Hub and Expansion Hub mount into a standard 19" equipment
rack in a wiring, telecom, or electrical closet, which may contain other Ethernet,
telephony, or miscellaneous equipment.
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Standard wiring closet temperatures: 0-45° C
Does not require special air conditioning
Space Requirements
The LGCell Main Hub and Expansion Hubs are installed into a standard 19” rack.
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The Main Hub height is 1.7” (44.5 mm). The Dual Band Main Hub is 3.5”
(88.9 mm) high.
The Expansion Hub height is 1.7” (44.5 mm). The Dual Band Expansion Hub
is 3.5” (88.9 mm) high.
Allow at least one inch (25 mm) clearance between each hub, between any
existing equipment in the rack, and between the bottom shelf of the rack and
the hub.
Power Requirements
The LGCell requires AC voltage/current. LGC Wireless recommends connecting it
to a UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply), which may exist in the wiring closet.
Dual-Band equipment requires twice as much power as single-band equipment.
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LGCell operates with 88-264 VAC 50/60 Hz.
The Main Hub uses a maximum of 1.6 A of electrical current.
The Expansion Hub uses a maximum of 1.6 A of electrical current.
The RAUs are powered from the Expansion Hubs via the UTP/STP cable and
they use 12V DC.
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Underwriters Laboratory Installation Guidelines
Use the following guidelines when rack mounting the LGC Cell:
Do not exceed the maximum ambient air temperature of 45° C during
operation. Provide sufficient airflow and cooling within the rack to prevent
heat build-up from exceeding this limit.
Be careful when servicing these products. If you are removing the system from
the rack, turn it off and remove the power cord first. There are no user
serviceable parts inside the hubs or RAUs.
Do not compromise the amount of airflow required for safe operation of the
equipment when installing it in a rack. Both the Main Hub and the Expansion
Hub draw in air on the left side and exhaust heated air at the rear. The hubs
pass approximately 6 cu. ft. of air per minute through themselves and only
dissipate a maximum of 25 watts of heat from their internal circuitry.
The AC input current consumption of the hubs is rated at 1.6 A at 110 VAC.
The internal power supply has internal fuses that are not user replaceable.
Consider the worst-case power consumption shown on the product labels when
provisioning the rack’s AC power source and distribution.
Fiber Port Safety Precautions
Suggested safety precautions for working with LGCell Fiber Ports follow. For
information about LGCell compliance with safety standards, see Appendix C –
Compliance Information.
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Viewing fiber: Observe the following warning about viewing fiber ends and
ports.
Do not stare with unprotected eyes at the connector ends of the fibers or
the ports of the hubs. Invisible infrared radiation is present at the front
panel of the Main Hub and Expansion Hub. Do not remove the Fiber
Port dust cover unless the port is in use. Do not stare directly into a Fiber
Port.
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Test fiber cables: When you use test fiber optical cables, connect the optical
power source last and disconnect it first.
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Fiber ends: Cover any unconnected fiber ends with an approved cap. Do not
use tape.
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Broken fiber cables: Do not stare with unprotected eyes at any broken ends of
the fibers. Report any broken fiber cables and have them replaced.
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Cleaning: Use only approved methods for cleaning optical fiber connectors.
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Modifications: Do not make any unauthorized modifications to this fiber
optical system or associated equipment.
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Live work: Live work is permitted on the LGCell as it is a Class 1 hazard.
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Signs: No warning signs are required.
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Test equipment: Use Class 1 test equipment.
Cable and Connector Requirements
The LGCell equipment operates over standard TIA/EIA 568-A specification,
Category 5 (CAT 5), or better, Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) or Shielded Twisted
Pair (STP) and standard 62.5µm/125µm Multi-Mode Fiber cable (MMF), at a
wavelength of 1300 nanometers (nm).
These cables are widely used industry standards for Local Area Networks (LANs).
The regulations, guidelines, and standards for cable installation are identical to
those specified by the TIA/EIA 568-A standard for LANs. See Appendix B – TIA/
EIA 568-A Cabling Standard.
LGC Wireless recommends Plenum rated CAT 5 UTP/STP and MMF cable and
connectors for conformity to building codes and standards.
LGCell Standard Equipment
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LGCell Main Hub
LGCell Expansion Hub
Remote Antenna Units (RAUs) with an in-building antenna
Four screws for mounting the RAUs
Four rack mount screws per hub to mount hubs into a 19" rack
Installation and Reference Guide
LGCell Equipment Installation
The following are procedures for installing an LGCell system. Pre-testing the
system is not required. The installation procedures are based on the following
assumptions:
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The LGCell equipment has been unpacked and inspected.
Locations for the Main Hub, Expansion Hubs, and RAUs have been identified.
19" rack space is available in the wiring closets.
AC power is available for the LGCell.
MMF and UTP/STP have been pulled into place (based on previous design)
and terminated.
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LGCell system installation includes the following tasks:
• Installing Main Hub
• Installing Expansion Hubs
• Installing Remote Antenna Units (RAUs) and antennas
• Connecting RF cables
• Connecting CAT 5 cables
• Connecting MMF cables
• Optimizing the system
These procedures tell you how the LGCell should respond during various phases of
the installation. If it is not responding as it should, see Section 6, Common
Problems, Troubleshooting, and Frequently Asked Questions.
Equipment Inspection
Check that all standard equipment was shipped. (See LGCell Standard Equipment,
on page 5.) If the equipment is damaged or parts are missing, contact LGC Wireless
immediately, at 1-800-530-9960 in the U.S. or, for international customers, at
+1-408-487-2400.
Most problems during installation are caused by improperly terminated
UTP/STP and MMF.
LGCell Configuration
If you are installing a Dual-Band LGCell system, use the following steps,
from here through “RF Cable Connection” on page 16 of this chapter.
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This diagram illustrates how the LGCell
is configured. The rest of this section
contains configuration and installation
procedures.
Main Hub Installation
Your installation may have one or more Main Hubs, each located in the same or
different wiring closet. Use the following procedures for all Main Hubs.
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Mount the Main Hub to the rack in the
assigned wiring closet location, using four
screws provided.
For air circulation, be sure to
leave at least one inch (25 mm)
space between all hubs and
between any other equipment
in the rack. If mounting a hub on the rack’s
bottom shelf, also leave at least one inch
(25 mm) clearance from the bottom.
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Connect Power and Power Up
After mounting the Main Hub, connect the
AC power cord to the Main Hub. Plug the
power cord into an outlet providing AC
power (88-264 VAC). See 1 in graphic.
Power up the Main Hub by flipping the
power switch from position 0 to
position 1. See 2 in graphic.
The POWER and SYNC LEDs on the front
panel should be green (lit).
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Connect the MMF cables
Using the procedure below, connect all
MMF cables (two per port) to the MMF
ST-female connectors (labeled DOWN and
UP) on the Main Hub front panel. Use any
available Main Hub port.
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The connections for the Dual Band system
are shown here. Make sure you connect
the 900 MHz Main Hub to the 900 MHz
Expansion Hub and the 1800 MHz hubs
together.
Be sure the MMF cable ST-connectors are clean and free of dust or oils.
If the fiber connector front face is not free of dust or oils, follow the
manufacturer’s recommendations for cleaning it.
The MMF cable is labeled with either 1 or 2, or is color-coded. This distinguishes
the connectors for proper connection between the Main Hub and Expansion Hubs.
If the fiber jumper is labeled with 1 or 2:
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Connect 1 to UP on Main Hub
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Connect 1 to UP on Expansion Hub
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Connect 2 to DOWN on Main Hub
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Connect 2 to DOWN on Expansion Hub
If the fiber jumper is color-coded (for example, “blue” or “red”):
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Connect “blue” to UP on Main Hub
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Connect “blue” to UP on Expansion Hub
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Connect “red” to DOWN on Main Hub
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Connect “red” to DOWN on Expansion Hub
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Be sure to record which number or color is connected to UP and to DOWN.
This information is needed when connecting the other end of the MMF
cables to the Expansion Hub ports.
Check Main Hub LEDs
The POWER and SYNC LEDs should be
green. If not, reset the Main Hub.
If the POWER and SYNC LEDs do not light
green, see Section 6, Common Problems,
Troubleshooting, and Frequently Asked
Questions.
The LINK STATUS and SYNC LEDs on the
ports where the fiber is connected should
be red. This indicates that the other end of
the MMF cable is not yet connected to the
Expansion Hub ports.
Expansion Hub Installation
The Expansion Hubs may be located in the same or different wiring closets, and
they may be located in a different wiring closet than the Main Hub.
Use the following procedures for all Expansion Hubs.
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Mount the Expansion Hubs
Mount the Expansion Hubs onto the rack
in the assigned wiring closet location,
using four screws per hub.
For air circulation, be sure to
leave at least one inch (25 mm)
space between all hubs and
between any other equipment
in the rack. If mounting a hub on the
rack’s bottom shelf, also leave at least one
inch (25 mm) clearance from the bottom.
2 Connect Power and Power Up
Connect the AC power cord to the
Expansion Hub. Plug the power cord into
an outlet providing AC power (88-264
VAC). See 1 in graphic.
Power up the Expansion Hubs by flipping
the power switch from position 0 to
position 1. See 2 in graphic.
The POWER LED on the Expansion hub
should be green (lit).
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Connect the MMF cables
Connect all MMF cables from the Main
Hub to the Expansion Hubs. The SYNC
LED should be green.
For proper connection between
the Main Hub ports and the
Expansion Hub ports, refer to the
numbering or color coding you
recorded when installing the
Main Hub.
Check Expansion Hub LEDs
Connect all MMF cables from the Main
Hub to the Expansion Hubs.
The LINK STATUS and SYNC LEDs on each
Expansion Hub port should be red when
the UTP/STP cable is not yet connected to
the RAUs.
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The LINK STATUS and SYNC LEDs on each
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Remote Antenna Unit (RAU) Installation
1 Connect Antennas
Connect an accessory antenna to each
RAU SMA connector. (The illustration
shows the RAU with an optional Rubber
Duck antenna.)
When connecting to the SMA
connector on the antenna, DO
NOT over-tighten the
connector. Firmly handtightening the connector is adequate.
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2 Mount RAUs and Antennas
Mount all RAUs in their assigned locations, using the enclosed screws. The
RAUs can mount above or below the ceiling, or to a wall.
For connecting and mounting an accessory directional antenna, refer to the
instructions shipped with that antenna.
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The Dual Band RAU mounting is shown below.
Connect UTP/STP Cable
Connect the UTP/STP cable coming from
the Expansion Hub to the RJ-45 connector
on the RAU.
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For the Dual Band RAU, connect the
900 MHz Expansion Hub cable to the top
connector and the 1800 MHz cable to the
bottom connector.
Check LEDs
The green POWER LED should be on and
the red ALARM LED should be off.
The green LED indicates that the RAU is
receiving power from the Expansion Hub
assigned to it.
RF Cable Connection
Before connecting any cables to the Main Hub, be sure the RF power
level does not exceed the input rating for the Main Hub. (See
“LGCell System Specifications” on page 16 in Section 2, LGCell
Equipment.)
For coverage applications, LGC Wireless recommends that you insert a lightning
arrestor or surge protector between a roof-mounted antenna and the Main Hub. If
you use a repeater, insert the lightning arrestor or surge protector between the
repeater and roof-mounted antenna.
The following illustration shows how to connect the LGCell for coverage
applications, with a repeater.
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Roof-Mounted Antenna
N-Male to N-Male Coaxial Cables
Surge Suppressor
To Ground Connector
Repeater
N-Male to N-Male Coaxial Cables
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Duplex Connector
This N-type female connector is typically used
to connect the LGCell to a repeater, roofmounted antenna, or MBS, as shown on the
previous page.
Connect an N-type male RF coaxial cable to the
duplex N-type female connector (labeled
DUPLEX) on the Main Hub back panel. If an Ntype male connectorized RF cable is not
available, use an RF adaptor. Connect the other
end of the coaxial cable to the roof-mounted
antenna, MBS, or repeater.
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The duplex ports have a variable gain. Please see the table for system
gain under “Maximum Input RF Power per Carrier vs. Number of
Carriers” on page 17 in Section 2, LGCell Equipment.
Downlink (Forward) and Uplink (Reverse) Connectors
Connect an N-type male RF coaxial cable to
the downlink N-type female connector
(labeled FORWARD) and an N-type male RF
coaxial cable to the uplink N-type female
connector (labeled REVERSE) on the Main Hub
back panel.
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Connect the other ends of the coaxial cable to
the MBS. For diagrams of connecting LGCell
to specific MBS equipment, see Section 5,
Connectivity.
For simplex MBSs, be sure the MBS downlink coaxial cable connector
plugs into the downlink connector, and the uplink coaxial cable
connector plugs into the uplink connector on the Main Hub.
Alarm Report Monitor
A separately orderable option for use with LGCell, the Alarm Report Monitor is an
alarm monitoring, reporting, and remote control system. Up to 255 remote-ARM
monitoring units can monitor up to 2,040 LGCell systems. Each remote-ARM unit
communicates with the ARM software through a dial-up modem connection, using
an external or internal modem. A database of these devices is set up in a PC, with a
unique address for each device.
The ARM supports multiple users and tracks responsibility through log-in and logout procedures, using four security levels to protect critical system functions. It
features a graphic color status display, remote system reset control, alarm history
and control logs, security code management, and journal printer and paging options.
For ARM installation instructions, see Appendix E – Alarm Report Monitor
(ARM2000).
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