ADC Telecommunications PSM7A7UD FlexWave Prism HDM 700 Lower ABC/Upper C User Manual RF modules installation guide
ADC Telecommunications Inc FlexWave Prism HDM 700 Lower ABC/Upper C RF modules installation guide
RF modules installation guide
TECP-77-141 Issue 5 November 2013
300001744178 Rev E
Dual-Band Dual-Slot RF Module
Single-Slot RF Module
Dual-Slot 40W RF Module HDM RF Module
FlexWave Prism®
RF Modules for Prism Remote Units
Installation Guide
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
Preface .................................................................................................................................................................2
RevisionHistory...................................................................................................................................................... 2
FlexWavePrismUserDocumentation.................................................................................................................... 3
DocumentCautionsandNotes .............................................................................................................................. 3
AccessingUserDocumentationontheTECustomerPortal .................................................................................. 4
StandardsCertification........................................................................................................................................... 5
OverviewofRFModulesforPRUs ........................................................................................................................6
PRURFModuleTypes ............................................................................................................................................ 7
PrismRemoteUnitSingle‐andDual‐CardRFModules ......................................................................................................8
PrismRemoteUnitHDMRFModules ................................................................................................................................9
PrismRemoteUnitDual‐Slot40WRFModules................................................................................................................10
SupportedRFModules......................................................................................................................................... 10
RFModuleComponents .....................................................................................................................................12
DuplexerandLowNoiseAmplifier.......................................................................................................................13
LinearPowerAmplifiers ....................................................................................................................................... 13
DigitalProcessingModule.................................................................................................................................... 14
UnderstandingtheRFModuleCables .................................................................................................................15
PowerCableConnection ...................................................................................................................................... 15
LVDSCableConnections....................................................................................................................................... 15
RFCableConnections........................................................................................................................................... 15
RFCableRules ..................................................................................................................................................................16
RFModuleCablesforSingle‐Card,Dual‐Card,andHDMRFModules .............................................................................16
RFModuleCablesforDual‐SlotInstallations ...................................................................................................................17
RFGroupAssignmentsforPRUs........................................................................................................................... 18
InstalltheRFModule(s)......................................................................................................................................21
SafetyPrecautions................................................................................................................................................ 21
GuardagainstDamagefromElectro‐StaticDischarge ......................................................................................... 22
UnpackandInspecttheRFModule ..................................................................................................................... 22
RemoveReleaseLinersfromtheRFModule ....................................................................................................... 23
Dual‐SlotModulesOnly—RemovetheModuleSlotShelf ................................................................................... 25
InstalltheRFModuleintothePrismRemoteChassis.......................................................................................... 26
SecureRFModuleLatches ................................................................................................................................... 34
ConnectLatchesonSingle‐SlotandHDMRFModules ....................................................................................................35
ConnectLatchesonDual‐BayDual‐SlotRFModules........................................................................................................36
LatchesonDual‐Slot40WRFModules.............................................................................................................................37
VerifythattheRFModuleMountingHookisEngaged ....................................................................................................37
ConnecttheRFModuleCables ............................................................................................................................ 37
ConnectingCablesinaSingle‐SlotRFModuleInstallation ..............................................................................................38
ConnectingCablesinaDual‐SlotRFModuleInstallation.................................................................................................40
PowerontheRFModule...................................................................................................................................... 45
ContactingTEConnectivity .................................................................................................................................46
ContactingTEConnectivitybyTelephone............................................................................................................ 46
ContactingTEConnectivityOnline ....................................................................................................................... 46
Preface
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PREFACE
ThismanualprovidestheinformationyouneedtoinstallTEConnectivityFlexWavePrism®RF
ModulesintoaPrismRemoteUnit(PRU).Installationinstructionsareprovidedforthefollowing
PrismRemoteUnitRFModules:
•Single‐SlotRFModules,whichincludestheHDMRFModules
•Dual‐SlotRFModules
–Dual‐CardRFModules
–40WRFModules.
NOTE: ThisinstallationguidedocumentstheRFModulesthatarecompatiblewiththeFlexWavePrism
RemoteUnit,whichisdesignedforoutdooruse.ForinformationontheRFModulesdesignedfor
usewiththeFlexWavePrismIndoorRemoteUnits(IRUs),seetheFlexWavePrismIndoorRemote
UnitInstallationGuide(TECP‐77‐197).
RevisionHistory
Table 1. Revision History
Issue Document Date Technical Updates
1April 2012 Original
2February 2013 Changed Prism remote Unit model names from Single-/Dual-/Tri-/Quad-Band to
Single-/Dual-/Tri-/Quad-Bay; updated Table 4 on page 10 to add new RF Modules; removed the
Specifications section, which included the RF and Optical Specifications and the Frequency and
Composite Output Power at Antenna Port (dBm) for Prism Remote Units tables; to access these
performance specifications, refer to the FlexWave Prism Performance Specifications (TECP-77-201);
updated “Contacting TE Connectivity” on page 46.
3May 2013 Updated “Accessing User Documentation on the TE Customer Portal” on page 4; added
“Understanding the RF Module Cables” on page 15; updated “Connect the RF Module Cables” on
page 37.
4October 2013 Added support for the following HDM RF Modules, in conjunction with Prism EMS Software Release
8.1.1: HDM AWS Band 4 MIMO 20W; HDM AWS Band 4 SISO 40W; HDM PCS Band 25 SISO 40W
(see Table 4 on page 10); updated Table 2 on page 3.
5November 2013 Adds support for the
FlexWave Prism User Documentation
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FlexWavePrismUserDocumentation
FlexWavePrismuserdocumentationisintendedforsystemadministrators,engineersand
installersresponsibleforplanning,administering,configuring,andmaintainingFlexWavePrism
systems.Table2liststhemanualsthatcorrespondtothefeaturesoftheFlexWavePrismEMS
describedinthisguide.
DocumentCautionsandNotes
Twotypesofmessages,identifiedbelow,appearinthetext:
CAUTION! Cautionsindicateoperationsorstepsthatcouldcausepersonalinjury,induceasafetyproblem
inamanageddevice,destroyorcorruptinformation,orinterruptorstopservices.
NOTE: Notescontaininformationaboutspecialcircumstances.
Table2.FlexWavePrismUserDocumentation
Title Catalog Number
FlexWavePrismSoftwareRelease8.1SystemSetupandProvisioningGuide(1) TECP-77-214
FlexWavePrismSoftwareRelease8.1.1PerformanceSpecifications(2) TECP-77-229
HostUnitIIInstallationGuide TECP-77-206
HostUnitExpansionUnitInstallationGuide TECP-77-202
HostUnitIIandHostUnitExpansionUnitModuleReplacementGuide TECP-77-207
PrismRemoteUnitInstallationGuide TECP-77-142
RFModulesforPrismRemoteUnitsInstallationGuide(3) TECP-77-141
IndoorRemoteUnitInstallationGuide TECP-77-197
OADMSpliceBoxInstallationGuide TECP-77-208
CoarseWavelengthDivisionMultiplexerUserGuide TECP-77-209
1 Release 8.1 is the earliest release of the FlexWave Prism EMS that supports the hardware features described in this
installation guide.
2 Release 8.1.1 is the earliest release of the FlexWave Prism EMS that supports the RF Modules added to this
installation guide; see “Revision History” on page 2.
3 The Prism Remote RF Modules and Remote Mounting Kit are designed for use only in the Prism Remote Unit (PRU).
The IRU RF Modules and mounting options are described in the FlexWave Prism Indoor Remote Unit Installation
Guide (TECP-77-197).
Preface
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AccessingUserDocumentationontheTECustomerPortal
1ClickonthefollowingURLlink:
https://www.te.com/portal/wireless/
(Alternatively,entertheprecedingURLintoyourwebbrowser,andthenpressENTERonyour
keyboard.)
2AccesstotheCustomerPortalrequiresauseraccountandpassword.OntheSign Inpage,do
oneofthefollowing:
3OntheWirelessCustomerPortalhomepageintheKnowledge Centerpanel,clicktheManualsand
DataSheetslink.
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Standards Certification
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StandardsCertification
FCC:ThisequipmentcomplieswiththeapplicablesectionsofTitle47CFRPart15(HostUnit),Part
22(800MHzCellular),Part24(1900MHz‐PCS),Part90(800/900‐SMR),andPart27
(2100MHz‐AWS)&(700MHz‐LTE).
IC:ThisequipmentcomplieswiththeapplicablesectionsofRSS‐131.Theterm“IC:”beforethe
radiocertificationnumberonlysignifiesthatIndustryCanadaTechnicalSpecificationsweremet.
TheManufacturer'sratedoutputpowerofthisequipmentisforsinglecarrieroperation.For
situationswhenmultiplecarriersignalsarepresent,theratingwouldhavetobereducedby3.5
dB,especiallywheretheoutputsignalisre‐radiatedandcancauseinterferencetoadjacentband
users.Thispowerreductionistobebymeansofinputpowerorgainreductionandnotbyan
attenuatorattheoutputofthedevice.
Note:TocomplywithMaximumPermissibleExposure(MPE)requirements,themaximum
compositeoutputfromtheantennacannotexceed1000WattsERP(LTE,CellularandSMR),the
antennacannotexceed1640WattsEIRP(PCSandAWS),andtheantennamustbepermanently
installedinafixedlocationthatprovidesatleast6meters(20feet)ofseparationfromallpersons.
UL/CUL:Thiswillbeinstalledinarestrictedaccesslocation.ThisequipmentcomplieswithType
4,perULandCUL50,StandardforEnclosuresforElectricalEquipment.Thisequipmentprovides
thedegreeofprotectionspecifiedbyIP66asdefinedinIECPublication529.
FDA/CDRH:ThisequipmentusesaClass1LASERaccordingtoFDA/CDRHRules.Thisproduct
conformstoallapplicablestandardsof21CFRPart1040.
Caution:Modificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecould
voidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.
EUHarmonizedStandards:MeetsessentialrequirementsofR&TTE1999/5/EC.
•Article3.1a—Theprotectionofthehealthandthesafetyoftheuserandanyotherperson,
includingtheobjectiveswithrespecttosafetyrequirementscontainedinDirective
2006/95/EC,butwithnovoltagelimitapplying.
•Article3.1b—Theprotectionrequirementswithrespecttoelectromagneticcompatibility
containedinDirective2004/108/EC.
•Article3.2—Inaddition,radioequipmentshallbesoconstructedthatiteffectivelyuses
thespectrumallocatedtoterrestrial/spaceradiocommunicationandorbitalresourcesso
astoavoidharmfulinterference.
EMCStandards:EN55022andEN55024(CEmarked)
SafetyStandards:ThisequipmentcomplieswithIEC60950‐1,2NDEdition+Amendment1(CE
marked)andwithUL60950‐1,2NDEdition+Amendment1(FilenumberE174166)(USAand
Canada)
Overview of RF Modules for PRUs
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OVERVIEWOFRFMODULESFORPRUS
Figure1illustratesthePrismRemoteUnit(PRU),whichcontrolsRFemissions,interfaceswith
theFlexWaveHost.
Figure1.Prism Remote Units
ThePRUhasfromonetofourRFModuleslots,dependingonthePRUmodel.Thatis,the
Single‐BayPRUhasoneRFModuleslot,andtheQuad‐BayPRUhasfourRFModuleslots.APRU
cansupportuptofourRFModules.
ThefunctionofthePRURFModulesontheForwardPathisto:
•convertthedigitizedRFtransportedfromtheHosttoAnalogRF
•amplifytheAnalogRFsignal
•providesignalfiltering.
ThefunctionofthePRURFModulesontheReversePathisto:
•converttheAnalogRFfromthehandsettoDigitalRFfortransporttotheHost
•providesignalfiltering.
Single-Bay
Prism Remote Unit
Dual-Bay
Prism Remote Unit
Tri-Bay
Prism Remote Unit
Quad-Bay
Prism Remote Unit
PRU RF Module Types
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EachRFModulecansupportanyofthefollowingDARTcombinations:
•oneClassicDARToroneSingleSuperDART
•twoClassicDARTs
•twoSingleSuperDARTs
•oneDualSuperDART
•oneortwosetsofTxorRxBoards(HDM)
–HDM‐850hasoneset
–HDM‐700hastwosets.
EachRFModulewillhaveuptotwo6‐timeslotDARTsorone12‐timeslotDARTsperRFModule.
TheRFModulesarefieldreplaceable,butcannotbeservicedinthefield.
PRURFModuleTypes
ThePRURFModulesareavailableinthefollowingformats,andasdescribedinthefollowing
sections:
•“PrismRemoteUnitSingle‐andDual‐CardRFModules”onpage8
•“PrismRemoteUnitHDMRFModules”onpage9
•“PrismRemoteUnitDual‐Slot40WRFModules”onpage10.
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PrismRemoteUnitSingle‐andDual‐CardRFModules
Figure2showsexamplesofPRUSingle‐andDual‐SlotRFModules,bothofwhichhavetwo
DARTs.APRUSingle‐andDual‐CardRFModulecomprise:
•oneDART
•oneDuplexerwithoneortwointernalLowNoiseAmplifiers(LNAs)
•oneLinearPowerAmplifier(LPA)
•oneRemoteDARTInterface(RDI)board.
Figure2.Single- and Dual-Slot RF Modules
Dual-Band Dual-Slot RF Module
Single-Slot Dual-Card RF Module
PRU RF Module Types
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PrismRemoteUnitHDMRFModules
PRUHDMRFModules(Figure3)aredesignedfor850Cellfrequencies.Theinitialreleaseofthe
HDMRFModuleisaSingleInputSingleOutput(SISO)Configurationthat
•interfacesoneHostDART—eitherClassicorSuperDART
•supportstwonon‐contiguousRFslicesupto25MHztotalbandwidth—SuperDARTonly
•supportsupto40WRFoutputpower.
Figure3.HDM RF Module
ThecomponentsofaPRUHDMRFModulearedependentonthemoduletype,aslistedinTable3.
Table3.ComponentsofPRUHDMRFModules
RF Module Type DPM LPA Duplexer Rx Card Tx Card
SISO (1) 1 1 1 1 1
MIMO/Dual Band Module
(2)
1 2 2 2 2
(1) 850 20W and 40W only.
(2) 700 MIMO 20W and 850/1900 20W only.
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PrismRemoteUnitDual‐Slot40WRFModules
TheFlexWavePRUDual‐Slot40WRFModule(Figure5)isdesignedforAWSandPCSfrequencies.
ThePrismRemote40WRFModulecomprises:
•oneDART
•twoPowerAmplifiers(PAs)
•oneRemoteDARTInterface(RDI)board.
NOTE: ThismanualdescribeshowtoinstallthePCS1900andAWS2100Non‐DiversityRFModules.
Figure4.Dual-Slot 40W RF Module
SupportedRFModules
Table4.FlexWavePrismRFModulesforPRUsSupportedinthisInstallationGuide
Catalog Number Description
FWP-4210000MOD 6.5W 800 SMR MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, CLASSIC
FWP-6216000MOD 10W, EGSM 900, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-6226000MOD 10W, EGSM 900, DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-7416000MOD 20W, GSM 1800, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-741S000MOD 20W, GSM 1800, NON-DIVERSITY, DL SD
FWP-7426000MOD 20W, GSM 1800, DIVERSITY, SGL SD
Supported RF Modules
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FWP-8410000MOD 20W RF Module, PCS 1900 Non-Diversity Enclosure
FWP-8416000MOD 20W PCS MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-841S000MOD 20W RF Module, PCS 1900 12S Enclosure
FWP-8420000MOD 20W RF Module, PCS 1900 Diversity Enclosure
FWP-8426000MOD 20W PCS MODULE, DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-84MT000MOD 20W RF MOD, PCS1900, MIMO
FWP-8810000MOD 40W PCS MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, CLASSIC (DUAL-SLOT)
FWP-881T000MOD HDM PCS Band 25 SISO 40W
FWP-9416000MOD 20W, UMTS 2100, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-9416D00MOD 20W 2100 UMTS MODULE, DIV Ready, SGL SD
FWP-941S000MOD 20W, UMTS 2100, NON-DIVERSITY, DL SD
FWP-9426000MOD 20W, UMTS 2100, DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-A410000MOD 20W RF Module, AWS 2100 Non-Diversity Enclosure
FWP-A416000MOD 20W AWS MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-A41S000MOD 20W RF Module, AWS 2100 12S Enclosure
FWP-A420000MOD 20W RF Module, AWS 2100 Diversity Enclosure
FWP-A426000MOD 20W AWS MODULE, DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-A4MT000MOD HDM AWS Band 4 MIMO 20W
FWP-A810000MOD 40W AWS MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, CLASSIC
FWP-A81T000MOD HDM AWS Band 4 SISO 40W
FWP-B410000MOD 20W WIDEBAND CELL MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, Classic
FWP-B420000MOD 20W WIDEBAND CELL MODULE, DIVERSITY, CLASSIC
FWP-B810100MOD 40W WIDEBAND CELL MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, (SGL-SLOT)
FWP-C4MT000MOD DUAL 20W 850/1900 RF MODULE, (SGL BAY)
FWP-D210000MOD 6.5W 800/900 ESMR MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, CLASSIC
FWP-F216000MOD 10W APAC EGSM (885-915) MODULE, SGL SD
FWP-I210000MOD 6.5W APAC iDEN Module, Non-Diversity, Classic (Extended 1 MHz)
FWP-K216000MOD 10W 900 P-GSM Module, Non-Diversity, SGL SD
FWP-K226000MOD 10W 900 P-GSM Module, Diversity, SGL SD
FWP-L416000MOD 20W 700 Lower ABC MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD
FWP-L4MT000MOD DUAL 20W 700 LOWER ABC MODULE, MIMO
FWP-L4MTU4MMOD 20W RF MOD, 700ABC/700UC
FWP-U416000MOD 700 LTE, UPPER C, 20W MODULE, SISO, SGL SD
FWP-U4MT000MOD DUAL 20W 700 UPPER C MODULE, MIMO
FWP-U816100MOD 40W 700 Upper C MODULE, NON-DIVERSITY, SGL SD (SGL-SLOT)
Table4.FlexWavePrismRFModulesforPRUsSupportedinthisInstallationGuide(Cont.)
Catalog Number Description
RF Module Components
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RFMODULECOMPONENTS
Figure5showstypicalRFModulecomponents,usingtheSingle‐SlotRFModuleasanexample.
Figure5.PRU Single-Slot RF Module Components
Figure6showsthecomponentsofanHDMRFModule.
Figure6.HDM RF Module Components
Mounting
latch
Mounting hook
Duplexer Power Amplifier (PA)
DARTs
Duplexers Power Amplifier
Mounting latch
Mounting hook
Tx and Rx Cards
Duplexer and Low Noise Amplifier
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DuplexerandLowNoiseAmplifier
TheRFModuleprovidesthePRUwithaninternalDuplexerthatisoptimizedtoprovidethe
desiredRFband‐passfilteringandin‐bandequipmentisolationbetweenFWDandREVpaths.
TheDuplexerprovidesthefilteringnecessarytothetransmitandreceivepathstoandfromthe
connectedantenna.
TheDuplexerforthePrismRemoteUnitSingle‐andDual‐CardRFModulesandtheDual‐Slot40W
RFModulescontainsuptotwoREVpathLowNoiseAmplifiers(LNAforPRIand/orSECreverse
paths).EachLNAprovidesthePrismreversepathwithnominal30dBREVgainandsystemNFof
5dBperRXpath.
TheDuplexerforanHDMRFModuledoesnothaveaLowNoiseAmplifier.
Duplexersarenotfieldserviceable.
LinearPowerAmplifiers
TheLinearPowerAmplifier(LPA)isahighqualitybroadbandRFamplifierusedforachieving
Prismproduct‐ratedpowerforthePRUTxforwardpathspectrumRF.ThePAsarepass‐band
specific,withthemaximumcompositeTxpowerlevels,and>10dBinstantaneouspeakpower
ratinglistedin:
•Table5forSingle‐Card,Dual‐Card,andHDMRFModules
•Table6onpage14forDual‐Slot40WRFModules.
TheLPAishousedwithintheRFModule,andisnotfieldserviceable.
Table5.LPAMaximumCompositeTxPowerLevelsforSingle‐Card,Dual‐Card,andHDMRFModules
Passband Maximum
dBm
Watts Instantaneous
Bandwidth
(MHz)
AWS 2100 +43 20 45
Cellular 850 +43 20 25
+46 40 25
EGSM 900 +40 10 35
DCS 1800 +42 15.8 75
LTE 700 Lower ABC +43 20 18
+46 40 18
LTE 700 Upper C +43 20 10
+46 40 10
PCS 1900 +43 20 70
PGSM 900 +40 10 25
SMR 800 +38 6.5 18
SMR 900 +38 6.5 5
UMTS 2100 +42 15.8 60
RF Module Components
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NOTE: IndustryCanada20dBPassBandModelNumberFWP‐C4MT000MODCellular
850MHz=26.3MHzandthePCS1900=66.8MHz.
DigitalProcessingModule
TheDigitalProcessingModule(DPM)isfoundonlyintheHDMRFModules.TheDPMprovides
theprimaryprocessingandlogicfunctionsfortheHDMRFModule.Italsoprovidestheprimary
powerinterfacefortheHDMRFModule,andconversionofthenative28Vdcvoltagetolower
voltagesasnecessaryforfunctionality.
TheDPMhasaTransmit(Tx)BoardandaReceive(Rx)Board:
•TxBoard—providesbandspecificfilteringfortheintendedTransmitpath.
•RxBoard—providesbandspecificfilteringfortheintendedReceivepath.
Table6.LPAMaximumCompositeTxPowerLevelsforDual‐Slot40WRFModules
Passband Maximum
dBm
Watts Instantaneous
Bandwidth (MHz)
PCS 1900 +46 40 70
AWS 2100 +46 40 45
Power Cable Connection
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UNDERSTANDINGTHERFMODULECABLES
BeforeyouinstalltheRFModulecables,familiarizeyourselfwiththerulesthatpertaintothese
cables,asdefinedinthefollowingsections.
AlwaysprovidedateachRFModuleshelfarefivecables:
•twoHigh‐SpeedDataCables,whichinthisdocumentarereferredtoasLVDS(Low‐Voltage
DifferentialSignaling)cables
•twoRFCables(TX0/RX0)and(TX1/RX1)
•onePower(PWR)Cable.
PowerCableConnection
Maintainadequatestrainreliefdistancesfromtheconnectionpointstothemodule.
LVDSCableConnections
•LVDScableslabeledPRIMandDIVshouldalwayseitherbeconnectedtoaRFModuleorstrain
relievedtoadjacentcables,asthisprotectsthecableagainstdamagethroughmisplacement.
•AlignandfullyinserttheLVDScableconnectorsintotheirrespectiveconnectorcages.Full
insertionisidentifiedbyanaudibleclick.
•EnsurethetwoLVDScablesarefullyseatedandlatchedintotheirrespectivereceptacleson
theRFModulebylightlypullingoutwardontheconnectors.Iffullyseatedandlockedinto
position,thecableconnectorswillnotslidebackout.
•Maintainadequatestrain‐reliefdistancesfromtheconnectionpointstotheRFModule.
RFCableConnections
TheRFModulecablesthatarepre‐installedinthePRUconnecttothecorrespondingconnectors
ontheRFModule.TheRFModulecablescorrelatetotheantennaconnectorsonthebottomofthe
PRUchassis.
Understanding the RF Module Cables
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RFCableRules
•WheninstallingaDiversity,MIMOorDual‐BandRFModule,bothRFcableslabeledMODN
TX0/RX0andMODNTX1/RX1shallbeconnectedtotheN‐StyleconnectionsoftheRF
Module.
•WheninstallingaNon‐DiversityorSISORFModule:
–TheMODNTX0/RX0cableshallbeconnectedtothesingleavailableN‐StyleRF
ConnectionoftheRFModule.
–TheMODNTX1/RX1cableshallbeconstrainedtotheexistingcablesusingatiewrapor
similarlyacceptedfastenersoitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
DonotcutorattempttootherwiseremovethisRFCable.
•RFcablesarehand‐formable;however,cablesmustadheretoaminimumbendradiusof
1‐inchfromtheoutletoftheintegratedcableguidetotherespectiveN‐StyleRFconnection
ontheRFModule.
RFModuleCablesforSingle‐Card,Dual‐Card,andHDMRFModules
TheRFcableandconnectorlabelsalsocorrespondtotheRFModuleslotsinthePRUchassis,
whereMODAisthebottomslotandMODDisthetopslot.Intheinstallationsteps,theRFcables
andconnectorsarereferredtoasMODNTX0/RX0andasMODNTRX1whereNequalsA,B,C,orD.
ThecablesandconnectorshavecorrespondinglabelsasshowninTable7forSingle‐Card,
Dual‐Card,andHDMRFModules.
Table7.RFAntennaLabelsforSingle‐Card,Dual‐Card,andHDMRFModules—FromTopofChassisDown
RF Module
Cable,
RF Module
Connector,
and Remote
Antenna
Connector
Label
Function
Single-Slot
Remote Unit RF
Module Slot
Designations
Dual-Slot Remote Unit RF Module Slot
Designations
Dual-Bay Tri-Bay Quad-Bay
Mod D
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module D
MOD D N/A N/A MOD C
Mod D
TX1/RX1
Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module D
Mod C
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module C
MOD C N/A MOD B
Mod C
TX1/RX1
Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module C
Mod B
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module B
MOD B MOD A MOD B
Mod B
TX1/RX1
Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module B
Mod A
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module A
MOD A MOD A MOD A
Mod A
TX1/RX1
Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module A
RF Cable Connections
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RFModuleCablesforDual‐SlotInstallations
ForDual‐Slotinstallations,theRFcablesandconnectorsarelabeledasMODNTX0/RX0andMODN
TX1/RX1,whereNreferstothebottomslotofthedouble‐slotinstallation.Forexample,fora
Dual‐SlotinstallationinaQuad‐Baychassis,theRFcablesandconnectorsarelabeledasMODC
TX0/RX0andMODCTX1/RX1.
ThecablesandconnectorshavecorrespondinglabelsasshowninTable8onpage17for
Dual‐Slot40WRFModules.
Table8.RFAntennaLabelsforDual‐Slot40WRFModules(TopofChassisDown)
RF Module
Cable,
RF Module
Connector,
and Remote
Antenna
Connector
Labels
Function
Slots for 40W RF Modules (a) (b)
Dual-Bay Tri-Bay Quad-Bay
Mod D
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module D
N/A N/A Slots C and D
Mod D RX1 Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module D
Mod C
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module C
N/A N/A
Mod C RX1 Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module C
Mod B
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module B
Slots A and B Slots A and B Slots A and B
Mod B RX1 Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module B
Mod A
TX0/RX0
Transmit RF power and primary receive
to/from the antenna for RF Module A
Mod A RX1 Diversity receive for RF power from the
antenna for RF Module A
(a) N/A indicates that the slot cannot be used for a Dual-Slot 40W RF Module
(b) Install the Dual-Slot 40W RF Module in the lower-most slot in the chassis. If, however, if two Dual-Slot 40W
RF Modules are present, install the 2100 Module in the lower-most slot and the 1900 Module in the
upper-most slot.
Understanding the RF Module Cables
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RFGroupAssignmentsforPRUs
A PRU comprises from one to four RF Module slots. Figure 7 illustrates the
numbering of RF Module slots and DARTs.
Figure 7. DART RF Groups in a Prism Remote Unit (PRU)
Prism Quad-Band Remote Unit with Single-Card RF Modules
SeRF Module
DART 7
DART 8
Group D
DART 5
DART 6
Group C
DART 3
DART 4
Group B
DART 1
DART 2
Group A
RF Group Assignments for PRUs
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Table 9 lists how the FlexWave Prism EMS references the RF group assignments
and corresponding components of each RF Module.
NOTE: In a dual-LPA system, the Configure Remote Forward Gain page shows two values for the LPA
status, one for each LPA. Changing the LPA Mode or resetting the LPA applies to both LPAs at the
same time.
CAUTION! Should your system experience an LPA problem, refer to Table 9 to ensure that you apply new
settings or troubleshoot the correct RF Module.
CAUTION! If you use a customized SNMP polling for system status, you must change your LPA indexing
scheme.
Table 9. Remote Unit RF Group Assignments (from Top/Down)
Physical
RF Slot
RF
Group
DART
Number
LNA Number LPA
Number
for Single
LPA
LPA
Number
for Dual
LPAs
Power
Detector
Number
for Single
PD
Power
Detector
Number
for Dual
PDs
Primary Diversity
D D 8 8 7878
7 7 7 7
C C 6 6 5656
5 5 5 5
B B 4 4 3434
3 3 3 3
A A 2 2 1212
1 1 1 1
SeRF Board
Understanding the RF Module Cables
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TheDual‐Slot40WRFModuleoccupiestwoslotsinaPrismRemote.Figure8showsthemain
componentsinaPrismenclosure,witha40WRFModuleoccupyingSlotsAandB.Thecontrolling
DARTwillalwaysbeintheupperslot(BorD),andthesecondLPAisalwaysinthelowerslot(A
orC).
Figure8.Dual-Slot 40W RF Module in a Quad-Bay Prism Remote
NOTE: IfaDual‐Slot40WRFModuleAWS2100andaDual‐Slot40WRFModulePCS1900areboth
installedinaQuad‐BayRemote,itisrecommendedthatthePCS1900beinstalledinupper‐most
slot,andtheAWS2100beinstalledinthelower‐mostslot.
NOTE: Toaccommodatetwo‐slotmodules,youneedtoremoveamoduleslotshelfasdescribedin
“Dual‐SlotModulesOnly—RemovetheModuleSlotShelf”onpage25.
Dual-slot 40W RF Module
in Slot B (upper slot) and
Slot A (lower slot) with the
controlling DART in Slot B
and the second DART in Slot A
AC power switch
Four DC power switches
SeRF Module and Power supplies
Slot C (empty for future use)
Slot D (empty for future use)
Fans
Connectivity panel with Status LED
Safety Precautions
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INSTALLTHERFMODULE(S)
ThefollowingsectionsguideyouthroughtheinstallationofanRFModuleintoaPRUchassis.The
processtoinstallthefourdifferenttypesofRFModulesisbasicallythesame;however,
differencesarenotedandshouldbefollowed.
NOTE: Inthefollowingsteps,theRFcablesandconnectorsarereferredtoasMODNTX0/RX0andas
MODNTRX1whereNequalsA,B,C,orD.
SafetyPrecautions
CAUTION! Thisisrestrictedaccessequipmentandonlyqualifiedservicepersonnelshouldserviceand
operatethisequipmentusingappropriatetools.
CAUTION! Wetconditionsincreasethepotentialforreceivinganelectricalshockwheninstallingorusing
electrically‐poweredequipment.Topreventelectricalshock,neverinstalloruseelectrical
equipmentinawetlocationorduringalightningstorm.
CAUTION! Alwaysallowsufficientfiberlengthtopermitroutingofpatchcordsandpigtailswithoutsevere
bends.Fiberopticpatchcordsorpigtailsmaybepermanentlydamagedifbentorcurvedtoa
radiusoflessthan2inches(5.1cm).
CAUTION! ExteriorsurfacesofthePrismRemoteUnitmaybehot.Usecautionduringservicing.
CAUTION! Servicepersonnelmustconfirmthattheperimetergasketanddoor‐to‐doorgasketsareinplace
whenclosingthePrismdoorsafterservicing.
CAUTION! ThisequipmentusesaClass1LaseraccordingtoFDA/CDRHrules.Laserradiationcanseriously
damagetheretinaoftheeye.Donotlookintotheendsofanyopticalfiber.Donotlookdirectly
intotheopticaltransceiverofanydigitalunitorexposuretolaserradiationmayresult.An
opticalpowermetershouldbeusedtoverifyactivefibers.AprotectivecaporhoodMUSTbe
immediatelyplacedoveranyradiatingtransceiveroropticalfiberconnectortoavoidthe
potentialofdangerousamountsofradiationexposure.Thispracticealsopreventsdirtparticles
fromenteringtheadapterorconnector.
CAUTION! ThissystemisanRFTransmitterandcontinuouslyemitsRFenergy.Maintain3foot(91.4cm)
minimumclearancefromtheantennawhilethesystemisoperating.Whereverpossible,shut
downtheRANbeforeservicingtheantenna.
Install the RF Module(s)
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GuardagainstDamagefromElectro‐StaticDischarge
CAUTION! Electro‐StaticDischarge(ESD)candamageelectroniccomponents.TopreventESDdamage,
alwayswearanESDwriststrapwhenworkingwiththeIRUorwhenhandlinganyofits
components.ConnectthegroundwireontheESDwriststraptoanearthgroundsourcebefore
touchingtheIRUoranyofitscomponents.Wearthewriststraptheentiretimethatyouwork
withtheIRUanditscomponents.
CAUTION! PlacethePrismRFModulesinanti‐staticpackingmaterialwhentransportingorstoringthem.
UnpackandInspecttheRFModule
1Inspecttheexterioroftheshippingcontainer(s)forevidenceofroughhandlingthatmayhave
damagedthecomponentsinthecontainer.
2Unpackeachcontainerwhilecarefullycheckingthecontentsfordamageandverifywiththe
packingslip.
3Ifdamageisfoundorpartsaremissing,fileaclaimwiththecommercialcarrierandnotifyTE
CustomerService(see“ContactingTEConnectivity”onpage46).Savethedamagedcartons
forinspectionbythecarrier.
4Saveallshippingcontainersforuseiftheequipmentrequiresshipmentatafuturedate.
CAUTION! HandletheRFModulewithcareduringinstallation.Beespeciallycarefultonotdamagethe
thermal‐interfacematerial(TIM),whichisattachedtotheLPA.IftheTIMisdamaged,theLPA
canoverheat.BeforeinstallingtheRFModule,checktoseeiftheheatsinkmaterialisgougedor
cracked.IftheTIMisdamaged,donotinstalltheRFModuleandcontactTEConnectivityfor
assistance(see“ContactingTEConnectivity”onpage46forcontactinformation).
CAUTION! Ifthethermal‐interfacematerialisdamaged,theinstallationanduseoftheRFModulemayvoid
thewarrantyoftheRFModule.
Remove Release Liners from the RF Module
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RemoveReleaseLinersfromtheRFModule
NOTE: ReleaseLinersarepresentonfrontandbackofnewmodules.
1OpenthePRUenclosure.
2Removereleaseliners,ifpresent,fromthethermalpadsontheRFModulepriortoinstalling
themoduleintothePRUchassis.
CAUTION! Thethermalpadsareverysensitivetomishandling—donotnick,scratch,ordingthem.
FormostRFModules,thethermalpadsarelocatedaslistedbelowandasshowninFigure9,
whichshowsaDual‐Slot40WRFModule.
•onelargepadonthebacksurfaceofeachLinearPowerAmplifier(LPA)
•uptotwoonthefrontsurface(DARTs)
•oneontheleftsideforthe(RDI)
•oneonthevectormodulatorboard
•oneontheRFpowercombiner.
Figure9.Thermal Pads on a Dual-Slot 40W RF Module
One large
thermal pad on each PA
(bottom of the LPA)
One thermal pad
for the RDI
One thermal pad
for each DART
One thermal pad
for each DART
One thermal pad
for RF Power
Combiner
One thermal pad
for Vector
Modulator
Install the RF Module(s)
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ForHDMRFModules,thethermalpadsarelocatedaslistedbelowandasshowninFigure10.
•onepadforeachRxandTxboard
•onelargepadovertheDPM
•oneforeachPowerAmplifier(PA),whichisonthebottomoftheHDMRFModule.
Figure10.Thermal Pads on an HDM RF Module
DPM Thermal Pad
Tx A Thermal Pad
Tx B Thermal Pad
Rx A Thermal Pad
Rx B Thermal Pad
2.9796 in2.9796 in
NOTE: Tx and Rx cards are paired: Tx A ony pairs with Rx A and Tx B only pairs with Rx B.
Dual-Slot Modules Only—Remove the Module Slot Shelf
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Dual‐SlotModulesOnly—RemovetheModuleSlotShelf
1ForDual‐SlotRFModulesonly.
IfyouareinstallingaDual‐Slot
RFModule,youmustremovea
moduleslotshelffromthePRU
chassistoaccommodatethe
module’ssize.(Forfurther
information,seeTable7on
page16.)
Removetheshelfasappropriate
fortheRFModule:
•ForaDual‐Slot40WRF
Module,removetheModule
BShelf.
•ForaDual‐BayDual‐SlotRF
Module,removeModuleD
Shelf.
Toremovethemoduleshelf:
aUsea9/64”Allen™wrench
toremovethethreescrews
thatattachthemoduleshelf
tothePRUchassis,asshown
inthefollowinggraphic.
bDiscardorstorethemodule
shelfandfasteners.
Use 9/64” Allen Wrench to
remove the three module-shelf screws
Remove Module D Shelf for
Dual-Band Dual-Slot RF Modules
Remove Module B Shelf for
Dual-Slot 40W RF Modules
Install the RF Module(s)
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InstalltheRFModuleintothePrismRemoteChassis
Recommendation: InstallDual‐BayDual‐Slotmodulesinthetwoupper‐mostslotsofthePRU.
Recommendation: InstallDual‐Slot40Wmodulesinthebottom‐mostslotsofthePRU.
Recommendation: IfbothaDual‐SlotAWS210040WRFModuleandaDual‐SlotPCS190040W
RFModuleareinstalledinaQuad‐BayPRU,installtheAWS2100Modulein
thelower‐mostslotofthePRU.
1HoldtheRFModulesothattheDARTcard(s)faceawayfromthePRUandtheMountingHook
istowardtheReceivingflangeonthePRUchassis.
NOTE: AlwaysinstallRFModulesfromthebottomup.Donotskipaslot.
2HoldingtheRFModuleata45°angleinrespecttotherearheatsink,restthebottomsurface
ofthemoduleontheRFModuleshelf,asshowninoneofthefollowinggraphics,andas
applicabletotheRFModule.
•Single‐SlotRFModule:Figure11onpage27
•HDMRFModule:Figure12onpage28
•Dual‐BayDual‐SlotRFModule:Figure13onPage29
•Dual‐Slot40WRFModule:Figure14onPage30.
Install the RF Module into the Prism Remote Chassis
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Figure11.Installing a Single-Slot RF Module
RF MOD C
RF MOD D
SeRF
Module
RF MOD A
RF MOD B
Single-Slot
RF Module
Heat Sink
Install the RF Module(s)
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Figure12.Installing an HDM RF Module
RF MOD C
RF MOD D
SeRF
Module
RF MOD A
RF MOD B
HDM RF Module
Install the RF Module into the Prism Remote Chassis
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Figure13.Installing a Dual-Bay Dual-Slot RF Module
Installing a Dual-Band
Dual-Slot RF Module
Install the RF Module(s)
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Figure14.Installing a Dual-Slot 40W RF Module
Install the RF Module into the Prism Remote Chassis
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3AligntheMountingHookonthemodulewiththereceivingflangeonthePRUheatsink,and
thenslidetheRFModuleintowardtheflangeuntilitcangonofurther.
RF Module
Mounting
hook
Chassis
Receiving
flange
Install the RF Module(s)
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4PushtheleftedgeoftheRFModulebackandintothePRUchassisuntilitcangonofurther,as
showninthefollowinggraphics:
•ForSingle‐SlotRFmodules,seeFigure15onpage32.
•ForHDMRFmodules,seeFigure16onpage33.
•ForDual‐SlotRFmodules,seeFigure17onpage34,whichusestheDual‐Slot40WRF
Moduleasanexample.
CAUTION! MakesuretheRFModuleisseatedcorrectlyintheModuleshelf.IncorrectalignmentoftheRF
ModulecancausetheRFModuletofailduetooverheating.
•ThefrontedgeoftheRFModuleshouldbeparallelwiththeshelfaboveit.
•TheMountingHookontheRFModuleshouldbefullyengagedwiththeReceivingflangeon
thePRUchassis.
•IfyoulatercannotshutthePRUdoor,verifythattheRFModuleisinstalledcorrectly.
Figure15.Seating a Single-Slot RF Module
Push the RF Module
back into the chassis
until it can go no further.
Single-Slot
RF Module
Install the RF Module into the Prism Remote Chassis
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Figure16.Seating an HDM RF Module
Push the HDM RF Module
back into the chassis
until it can go no further.
HDM
RF Module
Install the RF Module(s)
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Figure17.Seating a Dual-Slot RF Module
SecureRFModuleLatches
1TosecurethemodulelatchesontheleftsideoftheRFModule,dooneofthefollowing,as
appropriatefortheRFModulebeinginstalled:
•“ConnectLatchesonSingle‐SlotandHDMRFModules”onpage35
•“ConnectLatchesonDual‐BayDual‐SlotRFModules”onpage36.
Push the RF Module back
into the chassis until it can
go no further.
Secure RF Module Latches
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ConnectLatchesonSingle‐SlotandHDMRFModules
ForSingle‐SlotandHDMRFModules,securetwolatches,asshowninFigure18.
Figure18.Latches on Single-Slot and HDM RF Modules
Two latches on Single-Slot
RF Modules
Two latches on
HDM RF Modules
Install the RF Module(s)
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ConnectLatchesonDual‐BayDual‐SlotRFModules
ForDual‐BayDual‐SlotRFModules,securefourlatches,asshowninFigure19.
Figure19.Dual-Bay Dual-Slot RF Module Latches
Four latches in a
Dual-Band Dual-Slot
RF Module
Connect the RF Module Cables
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LatchesonDual‐Slot40WRFModules
ForDual‐Slot40WRFModules,securefourlatches,asshowninFigure20.
Figure20.Dual-Slot 40W RF Module Latches
VerifythattheRFModuleMountingHookisEngaged
1VerifythattheRFModuleMountingHookisengagedcorrectlybypullingthemoduleaway
fromtheheatsink.TheRFModuleshouldnotmove.IftheRFModulemovesduringthischeck,
repeatallthestepsstartingat“InstalltheRFModuleintothePrismRemoteChassis”on
page26throughthisstep.
ConnecttheRFModuleCables
ThestepstoconnecttheRFModulecableshavebeenseparatedintotwodifferentprocedures;
followthestepsthatcorrespondtotheRFModulebeinginstalled.
•“ConnectingCablesinaSingle‐SlotRFModuleInstallation”onpage38
•“ConnectingCablesinaDual‐SlotRFModuleInstallation”onpage40.
Four latches in
a Dual-Slot 40W
RF Module
Install the RF Module(s)
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ConnectingCablesinaSingle‐SlotRFModuleInstallation
1PositionthecablessothattheyareundertherightedgeoftheRFModule,pointingup.
2Followtheruleslistedin“UnderstandingtheRFModuleCables”onpage15.
3Workingfromthebottomconnectorup,connecttheRFModulecables,asfollows:
aConnecttheMODNTX1/RX1cabletotheRFModule.
iIfaTX1/RX1RFModuleconnectionisavailable,inserttheN‐StylePlugoftheMODN
TX1/RX1cableintotheTX1/RX1N‐StyleJackoftheRFModule.If RF Module
connection is not available, constrain the MOD N TX1/RX1 cable toaccompanying
cablesusingatiewrapsoitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
ii Turnthecouplingnutoftheplugclockwisetothreadontothejackandfinger‐tighten.
iii Torquecouplingnutto8+/‐1in‐lbstoensurefullconnection.
NOTE: InsufficienttorqueappliedtoRFModuleconnectionscanresultinelevatedinsertion/returnloss
andhigherthannormalVSWRreportedbythesystem.
bConnecttheMODNTX0/RX0cabletotheRFModule.
iInserttheN‐StylePlugoftheMODNTX0/RX0cableintotheTX0/RX0N‐StyleJackof
theRFModule.
ii Turnthecouplingnutoftheplugclockwisetothreadontothejackandfinger‐tighten.
iii Torquecouplingnutto8+/‐1in‐lbstoensurefullconnection.
NOTE: InsufficienttorqueappliedtoRFModuleconnectionscanresultinelevatedinsertion/returnloss
andhigherthannormalVSWRreportedbythesystem.
cConnecttheLVDSCablestotheRFModule.
iConnect the MOD N DIV LVDS Cable to the DIV receptacle of the RF Module by
insertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.
NOTE: AlwaysconnecttheDiversityLVDSCablewiththeRFModule.
ii ConnecttheMODNPRIMLVDSCabletothePRIMconnector,followingthesamesteps
asabove.
NOTE: FullinsertioncanberecognizedbyanaudibleclickastheLVDSCableConnectorlocksintotheRF
ModuleReceptacle.ThiscanbeverifiedbylightlypullingbackontheLVDSconnectorwhile
makingsurenottodepressthereleasetrigger.Whenfullyinserted,thecableshouldnotbeable
toberemovedfromthereceptacle.
dConnectthePowerCableConnectortothePWRreceptacleoftheRFModulebyinserting
andslidinginuntilfullyseated.
NOTE: FullinsertioncanberecognizedbyanaudibleclickasthePowerCableConnectorlocksintothe
RFModuleReceptacle.ThiscanbeverifiedbylightlypullingbackonthePowerCableConnector
whilemakingsurenottodepressthereleasetriggersontheendsoftheconnector.Whenfully
inserted,thecableshouldnotbeabletoberemovedfromthereceptacle.
Connect the RF Module Cables
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RefertothegraphicthatcorrespondstotheRFModulebeinginstalledintoasingleslot(bay)
ofthePRU:
•Single‐SlotRFModule:Figure21onPage39
•HDMRFModule:Figure22onpage40
Figure21.Cable Connections for Single-Slot RF Modules
CAUTION! EnsurethatallcablebendsarebelowthetopedgeoftheConnectorInterfacePanelasindicated
bythedashedlineintheprecedingfigure.Failuretocorrectlypositionthecablescouldinhibit
closingthePRUdoor,whichcanresultindamagetothecables.
MOD A
MOD D
MOD C
MOD B
SeRF
Module
TX0/RX0
RX1
DIV
PRIM
PWR
Note routing of
high-speed cables
Note bend
radii ≥ 1-inch
Edge of Connector Interface Panel
Cable connections for a Single-Slot RF Module
Install the RF Module(s)
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Figure22.Cable Connections for HDM RF Modules
ConnectingCablesinaDual‐SlotRFModuleInstallation
1PositionthecablessothattheyareundertherightedgeoftheRFModule,pointingup.
2Followtheruleslistedin“UnderstandingtheRFModuleCables”onpage15.
3FollowtheruleslistedbelowthatpertainonlytoDual‐SlotRFModules.
•TheupperRFModuleshelfwilleithernotbepresent(factoryinstalledmodule)orwillbe
removedpriortoinstallation(fieldinstalledmodule).
•TheMODNTX0/RX0cableforthelowerRFModuleslotwillneedtobeconnectedtothe
MODNTX0/RX0N‐StyleRFconnectionoftheDual‐SlotRFModule.
•ConstraintheMODNTX1/RX1cabletotheexistingcablesusingatiewrapsuchsoit
cannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.Donotcutorattemptto
otherwiseremovethisRFcable.
•ThePower(PWR)cableandtwoLVDScablesoftheupperRFModuleslotarenotused
wheninstallingaDual‐SlotRFModule.
Cable Connections for an HDM RF Module
TX0/RX0
TX1/RX1
POWER
DATA 1 (DIV)
DATA 0 (PRIM)
Cable Connection Notes
• Always connect the Power cable.
• Always connect the two LVDS cables: PRIM and DIV.
• SISO requires one RF cable (TX1/RX1).
• MIMO and Dual-Band require two RF cables
(TX1/RX1 and TX0/RX0).
Connect the RF Module Cables
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4Workingfromthebottomconnectorup,connecttheRFModulecables,asfollows:
aConnecttheMODNTX1/RX1cabletotheRFModule.
NOTE: DonotremoveanyfactoryconnectedRFCables.
iConstraintheMODNTX1/RX1cableofthelowerRFModuleslottoaccompanying
cablesusingatiewrapsoitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
ii ConnecttheMODNTX1/RX1cabletotheTX1/RX1orN/C,N‐StyleJackoftheupper
RFModuleslot.
iii Turnthecouplingnutoftheplugclockwisetothreadontothejackandfinger‐tighten.
iv Torquecouplingnutto8+/‐1in‐lbstoensurefullconnection.
NOTE: InsufficienttorqueappliedtoRFModuleconnectionscanresultinelevatedinsertion/returnloss
andhigherthannormalVSWRreportedbythesystem.
bConnecttheMODNTX0/RX0cabletotheRFModule.
NOTE: DonotremoveanyfactoryconnectedRFCables.
iIfTX0/RX0RFModuleconnectionisavailable,inserttheN‐StylePlugoftheMODN
TX0/RX0cableintotheTX0/RX0N‐StyleJackofthelowerRFModule slot. If RF
Module connection is not available, constrain the MOD N TX0/RX0cableto
accompanyingcablesusingatiewrapsoitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoor
fromclosing.
ii Turnthecouplingnutoftheplugclockwisetothreadontothejackandfinger‐tighten.
iii Torquecouplingnutto8+/‐1in‐lbstoensurefullconnection.
iv IfTX0/RX0RFModuleconnectionisavailable,inserttheN‐StylePlugoftheMODN
TX0/RX0cableintotheTX0/RX0N‐StyleJackoftheupperRFModule slot. If RF
Module connection is not available, constrain the MOD N TX0/RX0cableto
accompanyingcablesusingatiewrapsoitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoor
fromclosing.
vTurnthecouplingnutoftheplugclockwisetothreadontothejackandfinger‐tighten.
vi Torquecouplingnutto8+/‐1in‐lbstoensurefullconnection.
NOTE: InsufficienttorqueappliedtoRFModuleconnectionscanresultinelevatedinsertion/returnloss
andhigherthannormalVSWRreportedbythesystem.
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cConnecttheLVDSCablestotheRFModule.
iIfavailable,connecttheMODNDIVLVDSCabletotheDIVreceptacleofthelowerRF
Modulebyinsertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.IfDIVreceptacleisnotavailable,
constraintheMODNDIVLVDSCabletoaccompanyingcablesusingatiewrapsoit
cannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
ii Ifavailable,connecttheMODNPRIMLVDSCabletothePRIMreceptacleofthelower
RFModulebyinsertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.IfDIV receptacle is not
available,constraintheNPRIMLVDSCabletoaccompanyingcablesusingatiewrap
soitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
iii Ifavailable,connecttheMODNDIVLVDSCabletotheDIVreceptacleoftheupperRF
Modulebyinsertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.IfDIVreceptacleisnotavailable,
constraintheMODNDIVLVDSCabletoaccompanyingcablesusingatiewrapsoit
cannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
iv Ifavailable,connecttheMODNPRIMLVDSCabletothePRIMreceptacleoftheupper
RFModulebyinsertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.IfDIV receptacle is not
available,constraintheNPRIMLVDSCabletoaccompanyingcablesusingatiewrap
soitcannotbepinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
NOTE: FullinsertioncanberecognizedbyanaudibleclickastheLVDSCableConnectorlocksintotheRF
ModuleReceptacle.ThiscanbeverifiedbylightlypullingbackontheLVDSconnectorwhile
makingsurenottodepressthereleasetrigger.Whenfullyinserted,thecableshouldnotbeable
toberemovedfromthereceptacle.
dConnectthePowercabletotheRFModule.
iConnectthePowerCableConnectortothePWRreceptacleofthelowerRFModuleby
insertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.
ii Ifavailable,connectthePowerCableConnectortothePWRreceptacleoftheupperRF
Modulebyinsertingandslidinginuntilfullyseated.IfPWRreceptacleisnotavailable,
constrainthePowerCabletoaccompanyingcablesusingatiewrapsoitcannotbe
pinchedorpreventthePRUdoorfromclosing.
NOTE: FullinsertioncanberecognizedbyanaudibleclickasthePowerCableConnectorlocksintothe
RFModuleReceptacle.ThiscanbeverifiedbylightlypullingbackonthePowerCableConnector
whilemakingsurenottodepressthereleasetriggersontheendsoftheconnector.Whenfully
inserted,thecableshouldnotbeabletoberemovedfromthereceptacle.
RefertothegraphicthatcorrespondstotheRFModulebeinginstalledinadual‐slot:
•Dual‐BayDual‐SlotRFModule:Figure23onPage43
•Dual‐Slot40WRFModule:Figure24onPage44.
Connect the RF Module Cables
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Figure23.Cable Connections for Dual-Bay Dual-Slot RF Modules
Cable Connections for a Dual-Slot RF Module
Tie wrap
Factory-installed
RX1 cable
Two N-Type
RF connectors
N-Type
RF connector
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Figure24.Cable Connections for Dual-Slot 40W RF Modules
CAUTION! EnsurethatallcablebendsarebelowthetopedgeoftheConnectorInterfacePanelasindicated
bythedashedlineintheprecedingfigure.Failuretocorrectlypositionthecablescouldinhibit
closingthePRUdoor,whichcanresultindamagetothecables.
Tie wrap around
factory-installed
RX1 cable
Keep cable bends
behind the edge
of the Connector
Interface Panel
Power on the RF Module
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PowerontheRFModule
1FollowtheruleslistedbelowtotogglethePowerswitchthatcorrespondstotheRFModule
toitsONposition.
•ForDual‐SlotRFModules,usethePowerswitchforthelowermodule.Forexample,to
powerupaDual‐SlotRFModuleincombinedslotsC+DinaQuad‐Baychassis,turnONDC
PowerswitchforModC;leavetheDCPowerswitchforModDOFF.
•ADual‐Slot40WRFModuleusesthePowerSuppliesinbothslots.IftheDual‐Slot40WRF
ModuleisinstalledinslotsC+D,turnONthePowerswitchforModCandModD.
2Repeatallthestepsin“InstalltheRFModule(s)”onpage21toinstallotherRFModules.
MOD A
SeRF
Module
AC Power
switch for
Remote
chassis
DC Power switch for Mod A
DC Power switch for Mod B
DC Power switch for Mod C
DC Power switch for Mod D
MOD B
MOD C
MOD D
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