Dekolink Wireless CSR800AB25W90 Bi-Directional Booster User Manual INTRODUCTION
Dekolink Wireless Ltd Bi-Directional Booster INTRODUCTION
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© Dekolink Wireless Ltd.—All Rights Reserved Revision 1.0 ABOUT THIS MANUAL This Product Manual provides the following information: • • • • A description of the CDMA Repeater A functional description of the Repeater A description of its main modules Procedures for setup, configuration and checking the proper functioning of the CDMA Repeater • Maintenance and troubleshooting procedures TO WHOM IT IS INTENDED: This Product Manual is intended for experienced technicians and engineers. It is assumed that the customers installing, operating, and maintaining Dekolink CDMA Repeaters are familiar with the basic functionality of repeaters. DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL CELLULAR REPEATER NOTICE Confidential - Authorized Customer Use This document may be used in its complete form only and is solely for the use of Dekolink Wireless Ltd. employees and authorized Dekolink Wireless Ltd. channels or customers. The material herein is proprietary to Dekolink Wireless Ltd. Any unauthorized reproduction, use or disclosure of any part thereof is strictly prohibited. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY Contents herein are current as of the date of publication. Dekolink Wireless Ltd. reserves the right to change the contents without prior notice. The information furnished by Dekolink Wireless Ltd. in this document is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, Dekolink Wireless Ltd. assumes no responsibility for its use. In no event shall Dekolink Wireless Ltd. be liable for any damage resulting from loss of data, loss of use, or loss of profits and Dekolink Wireless Ltd. further disclaims any and all liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other similes damages. This disclaimer of liability applies to all products, publications and services during and after the warranty period. EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES The remedies provided herein are the Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedies. Dekolink Wireless Ltd. shall not be viable for any direct, incidental, or consequential damages, whether based on contract, tort, or any legal theory. Dekolink Wireless Ltd. – Elisra Group International Headquarters 16 Bazel St., Kiryat-Arieh, Petah-Tikvah 49001 ISRAEL Tel.: Fax: +972 3 918-0180 +972 3 918-0190 E-mail: Website: marketing@dekolink.com www.dekolink.com © Dekolink Wireless Ltd Page b Publication No.: 311 -2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 CELLULAR REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. SAFETY WARNINGS AND ADMONISHMENTS Throughout this manual, important safety warnings and admonishments are included to warn of possible hazards to persons or equipment. A safety warning identifies a possible hazard and then describes what may happen if the hazard is not avoided. The safety warnings – in the form of Dangers, Warnings and Cautions must be followed at all times. These warnings are flagged by the use of a warning icon, usually the triangular alert icon seen below. The exclamation point within the triangular alert icon is intended to warn the operator or service personnel of operation and maintenance from factors elating to the product and its operating environment, which could pose a safety hazard. GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS CONCERNING USE OF THIS SYSTEM Always observe standard safety precautions during installation, operation and maintenance of this product. Only a qualified and authorized personnel should carry out adjustment, maintenance or repairs to the components of this equipment. Danger: Electrical Shock This equipment is usually installed outdoors. Wet conditions increase the potential for receiving an electric shock when installing or using electrically powered equipment. To prevent electrical shock when installing or modifying the system power wiring, disconnect the wiring at the power source before working with uninsulated wires or terminals. Caution: RF Exposure Installation of an antenna must comply with the FCC RF exposure requirements. Refer to paragraph 4.2. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page c DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL CELLULAR REPEATER GLOSSARY The following is a list of abbreviations and terms used throughout this document. Abbreviation/Term AGC ALC ATR DAS DL Downlink ESD CDMA IF IP3 MN NMT PLL POTS RF RMT SALC SQE UL Uplink VSWR Page d Definition Automatic Gain Control Automatic Level Control Acceptance Test Report Distributed Antenna System Downlink The path covered from the Base Transceiver Station (BTS) to the subscribers/service area via the repeater Electro-Static Discharge Code Domain Multiple Access Intermediate Frequency Third order Intercept Point Model Number Network Management Tool Phased Locked Loop Plain Old Telephone System Radio Frequency Repeater Management Tool Smart-ALC (Automatic Level Control) Signal Quality Estimate Uplink The path covered from the subscribers/service area to the Base Transceiver Station (BTS) via the repeater Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER CONTENTS 1. Introduction .............................................................................................. 1 1.1 General ........................................................................................................................ 1 1.2 Applications ................................................................................................................. 1 1.3 Features ....................................................................................................................... 1 1.4 Models and Frequencies............................................................................................... 1 1.5 Specifications ............................................................................................................... 2 1.5.1 General ......................................................................................................... 2 1.5.2 Electrical Specifications ................................................................................. 2 1.5.3 Mechanical Specifications .............................................................................. 3 1.5.4 Connectors .................................................................................................... 3 1.5.5 Environmental Specifications.......................................................................... 3 1.6 Unpacking and Inspection............................................................................................ 4 2. Functional Description............................................................................... 5 2.1 General ........................................................................................................................ 5 2.2 Functional Description ................................................................................................. 5 3. Description ................................................................................................ 6 3.1 Main Components Location ......................................................................................... 6 3.2 Components General Description................................................................................. 7 3.2.1 Channeler...................................................................................................... 7 3.2.2 Monitor Module............................................................................................. 7 3.2.3 Controller...................................................................................................... 7 3.2.4 Power Supply ................................................................................................ 7 3.2.5 Duplexers...................................................................................................... 7 3.2.6 Power Amplifier ............................................................................................ 7 3.3 Repeater features ......................................................................................................... 8 3.3.1 Controller...................................................................................................... 8 3.4 Smart-ALC Function ................................................................................................... 8 3.4.1 SALC Description ......................................................................................... 8 3.4.2 ALC Function................................................................................................ 9 3.4.3 RF Gain Setting ........................................................................................... 10 4. Installation .............................................................................................. 11 4.1 Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................... 11 4.2 RF Exposure Warning ............................................................................................... 11 4.2.1 General ....................................................................................................... 11 4.2.2 Donor Antenna requirements ........................................................................ 11 4.2.3 Mobile Antenna requirements ....................................................................... 11 4.3 Repeater Installation Site Verification........................................................................ 12 4.3.1 General ....................................................................................................... 12 Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page i IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 4.3.2 Verifying the Link Between the BTS and the Repeater.................................... 12 4.3.3 Verifying the Antenna Isolation .................................................................... 12 4.4 Mechanical Installation .............................................................................................. 13 4.4.1 General ....................................................................................................... 13 4.4.2 Types of Installation..................................................................................... 13 4.4.3 Wall Mount Installation................................................................................ 13 4.4.4 Tower Mount Installation ............................................................................. 14 4.5 Cables Connection ..................................................................................................... 16 4.5.1 General ....................................................................................................... 16 4.5.2 RF Cables Deployment................................................................................. 16 4.5.3 Power Cable Connection .............................................................................. 17 5. Operating Instructions............................................................................. 18 5.1 General ...................................................................................................................... 18 5.2 Repeater Management Tool (RMT) ........................................................................... 18 5.2.1 General ....................................................................................................... 18 5.2.2 Software Installation ................................................................................... 18 5.3 Laptop Local Connection ........................................................................................... 18 5.4 PC Remote Connection .............................................................................................. 19 5.5 Repeater Initialization Procedures ............................................................................. 20 5.6 Repeater Activation Procedures ................................................................................. 25 6. Maintenance And Troubleshooting .......................................................... 26 6.1 General ...................................................................................................................... 26 6.2 Periodic Maintenance................................................................................................. 26 6.3 Visual Inspection........................................................................................................ 26 6.4 Alarms and Troubleshooting...................................................................................... 26 6.4.1 Alarms ........................................................................................................ 26 6.4.2 Troubleshooting........................................................................................... 27 Appendix A: Mechanical Outline................................................................. 29 Appendix B: External Alarms Connector Pinout Definition ......................... 31 Appendix D: Modem Installation (Option)................................................... 32 General ........................................................................................................... 32 Modem Installation .............................................................................................. 32 Connector Pin-out ................................................................................................ 33 Appendix E: Dekolink Wireless Limited Warranty ...................................... 34 Page ii Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 GENERAL Dekolink’s CDMA Repeaters are frequency range selective amplifiers that amplify signals bi-directionally between mobile phones and base stations, in cellular and other wireless mobile telephone systems. The CDMA Repeaters can be monitored locally or remotely via Dekolink’s Windows-based Network Management System - RMT software (Refer to the RMT Software User's Guide for more information). 1.2 APPLICATIONS Dekolink’s CDMA Repeaters help solve area coverage problems: • Extended coverage for rural and isolated areas • Improved in-building coverage • Hole filler application whenever there is no coverage of a particular spot in the cell site (due to terrain topography or urban structures that shadow areas) • Cell extension to improve the coverage of an existing cell 1.3 FEATURES Some of the Dekolink CDMA Repeaters' features are listed below: • 4W composite output power • 90 dB RF gain • Flexible, software controlled, bandpass filter center frequency (for partial bandwidth models) • High spectral purity • Local and remote monitor and control (software enabled) • Relatively small dimensions 1.4 MODELS AND FREQUENCIES Dekolink’s CDMA Repeater can be provided in several models, as per customer requirements. The frequency range is defined as follows: Repeater Type CDMA Fixed Frequency Range Model Number MW-CSR-800AB-25W90-XXX-YY Series where: (1) XXX =Uplink Low Frequency (MHz) (2) YY = Bandwidth CDMA MW-CSR-800AB-25W90-YY Series where: Variable Center (1) YY = Frequency Range Bandwidth Frequency Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Downlink (MHz) Uplink (MHz) 869 – 894 824 – 849 869 – 894 824 – 849 Page 1 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 1.5 SPECIFICATIONS 1.5.1 General This paragraph provides the electrical, mechanical and environmental specifications of the CDMA Repeater. Note Specifications are subject to change without notice. 1.5.2 Electrical Specifications Parameters Frequency Range Pass band Gain @Min attenuation Propagation Delay Band Ripple 3 dB Attenuation Bandwidth 20 dB Bandwidth 40 dB Bandwidth Noise Figure @max gain In Band IMD In Band Per Channel Spurious Emission In Band Out of Band Waveform Quality Gain Control Range (by RMT software) – User Defined 3rd Order Output Intercept Point (IP3 out) Composite Output Power Impedance Level V.S.W.R In/Out Spurious Emission Spurious in band Spurious out of band Downlink 869 – 894 MHz 824 – 849 MHz 90 dB typical 90 dB typical 5 µsec. 5 µsec. ± 1.5 dB max ± 1.5 dB max 25 MHz 25 MHz 29 MHz 29 MHz 30 MHz 30 MHz 7.0 dB 7.0 dB ≤-15 dBm/30KHz ∆f ± 750KHz≤∆f ± 900KHz≤45dBc/30KHz 42dBc/30KHz ∆f ± 1.98MHz≤∆f ± 1.98MHz≤65dBc/30KHz 59dBc/30KHz ≤-22dBm/30KHz 9KHz - 1GHz ≤ -36dBm/30KHz 1GHz - 12.75GHz ≤ -30dBm/30KHz ρ> 0.95 30 dB @1 dB/step 30 dB @1 dB/step +56 dBm typical +45 dBm typical +36 dBm +1/-0 dB 50 ohms 1.5: 1 max. -13 dBm max. -45 dBc typical -13 dBm max. +24 dBm +1/-0 dB 50 ohms 1.5: 1 max. -13 dBm max. -45 dBc typical -13 dBm max. Power Supply Maximum Consuming Power Page 2 Uplink 110 to 220 VAC 150 W Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 1.5.3 Mechanical Specifications The following table provides the mechanical specifications of the CDMA Repeater. Element Size H x W x D Weight Value 400 x 400 x 260 mm (16 x 16 x 10.3 inch) Approximately 20 kg. (55 lbs.) 1.5.4 Connectors The Repeater interfaces with a Base antenna port and a Mobile antenna port. It includes four external connectors in its bottom panel, as described below. Connector RF Connectors: BASE / MOBILE AC Alarms Type N-type, Female Circular, 3-pin Circular, 8-pin 1.5.5 Environmental Specifications Dekolink’s CDMA Repeaters meet the European IP65 and American NEMA4 weatherproof standards. The Repeater is designed to operate properly under the following environmental conditions. Condition Operating temperature Storage temperature Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Value - 30° C to + 50°C - 50° C to + 80°C Proprietary Data Page 3 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 1.6 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION This section provides information for unpacking, inspection and preparation for installation. Examine the shipping container for damage before unpacking the unit. Perform a visual inspection to reveal any physical damage to the equipment. Verify that the equipment is complete, as listed below and under a packing slip. Contact Dekolink Wireless Ltd if any of this equipment is missing. Your Dekolink CDMA Repeater comes with the following equipment: • • • • • • CDMA Repeater Key (used to lock the repeater case) AC cable [6 ft.] Alarm cable [6 ft.] RS232 cable [6 ft.] RMT Software User's Guide and CDMA Repeater Product and Installation Manual (CD and hardcopies) • Acceptance Test Report (A.T.R.) • Packaging Box Please contact Dekolink if you want to order the following optional equipment: • AC Cable [30 ft.] – Long cable for AC power • Alarm Cable [30 ft.] – Long cable for External Alarms Input • Kit for the iR1200 Modem - Mechanical adaptor for the iR1200 modem installation Page 4 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 2. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 2.1 GENERAL This repeater is designed to help improve communications signal by extending the coverage of a base station. The Donor (Base) antenna receives the signal from a base station and conveys it to the CDMA Repeater. The Repeater amplifies the signal. After amplification, the signal is passed through to the Mobile antennas. Conversely, signals from handsets are amplified and retransmitted by the Repeater to the base station. 2.2 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION The incoming signal processing in the CDMA Repeater is processed similarly for both the Uplink and Downlink paths. Figure 1 provides a functional block diagram of the CDMA Repeater. Figure 1: CDMA Repeater - Block Diagram The block diagram showed in Figure 1 illustrates the overall functionality of the CDMA Repeater. Dekolink’s programmable CDMA Repeaters employ advanced up/down conversion Intermediate Frequency (IF) Surface Acoustic Waves (SAW) filtering architecture. This new technology offers distinct advantages over conventional repeaters, when high adjacent selectivity and spectrum purity is required. The Channeler Module (center unit) consists of dual Radio Frequency Up/Down Converter sub-modules for Downlink and Uplink paths. The Channeler amplifies the received RF signals and converts them into an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF outputs are connected to a SAW Filter. The IF outputs are converted back to the original RF frequencies. The cellular modem is an option for remote monitoring and repeater parameters control. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 5 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 3. DESCRIPTION 3.1 MAIN COMPONENTS LOCATION Figure 2 provides the location of the main components of the Repeater. A list identifying these components is provided below. Figure 2: CDMA Repeater - Main Components 1. Controller (Control Box - CB) (includes a status LED) 2. Duplexer to Base Antenna (low power) 3. Channeler (Dual Up/Down Converter for Uplink and Downlink Paths) 4. Power Supply 5. Duplexer to Mobile Antenna (high power) 6. Monitor Module 7. Door Alarm Switch 8. Uplink Power Amplifier 9. Downlink Power Amplifier 10. Coupler for Modem Antenna 11. Wireless/Wireline CDMA Modem Unit – Location (not shown) Page 6 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 3.2 COMPONENTS GENERAL DESCRIPTION A description of the main components of the CDMA Repeater follows. 3.2.1 Channeler The Channeler Module consists of dual Radio Frequency (RF) Up/Down Converter sub- modules for Downlink and Uplink paths. The Channeler amplifies the received RF signals and converts them into an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF outputs are connected to a SAW Filter. The IF outputs are converted back to the original RF frequencies. The Channeler also has controllable attenuators (32 dB range in steps of 1dB)and a pre-amplifier for each path. 3.2.2 Monitor Module The Monitor Module measures the current of the following elements of the Repeater: Up/Down Converter, Uplink Power Amplifier, and Power Supply. It also senses the Downlink output power. If a module fails, an appropriate report is sent to the Control Box and the Summarized alarm red LED lights up. 3.2.3 Controller The Controller (also called Control Box) controls and monitors the parameters in all modules of the Repeater. It provides local or remote connection to a PC (See Dekolink’s RMT User's Guide for more information.). For a more detailed description of the module, refer to paragraph 3.3. 3.2.4 Power Supply The Power Supply module allows a wide range of input power from different sources: 90 to 260 VAC, maximum power consumption - 150W. The output power provided to the Repeater internal modules is: 28 VDC, 15VDC and 9 VDC. 3.2.5 Duplexers The duplexers isolate the transmit path from the receive path. The pass bandwidth of the duplexer is the entire width of the Uplink band and the Downlink band respectively. 3.2.6 Power Amplifier The power amplifier is the final stage of both the Downlink and Uplink paths. The CDMA Repeater includes Power Amplifiers with relatively high Third Order Intercept Point (IP3) figures, thus allowing high output power while preserving high linearity of the output signals. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 7 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 3.3 REPEATER FEATURES 3.3.1 Controller The integrated Controller Module (Control Box) has three main functions: 1. Detects faults in the repeater and issues an alarm indication. 2. Controls the active components in the Repeater and enables the main parameters setting : Max Power RF Gain, Power On/Off, AGC On/Off SALC On/Off 3. Monitors key operating functions: DC supply voltage Downlink output power Heatsink temperature. Two modes of monitoring and control are available: • External PC - through the serial interface connector in the Control Box. • Remote control - via a modem connected to the Control Box serial interface. A standard or cellular modem can be installed inside the Repeater enclosure, refer to Appendix D. The Repeater’s Alarm, Control and Monitor functions are performed by Dekolink’s RMT software. For more information, see the RMT User's Guide. The Controller transmits in two modes: Polling and Burst. When operating in Burst Alarm mode, the Controller generates a burst alarm and reports the faults to the local or remote connection. The Controller software handles the alarm reporting and parameters transmission to the Repeater’s outside world. 3.4 SMART-ALC FUNCTION 3.4.1 SALC Description The Smart Automatic Level Control (Smart-ALC) is an innovative solution for automatic repeater gain adjustment. Combined with advanced control algorithms, SALC can perform gradual learning of traffic load characteristics and adjust the Repeater RF Gain to an optimal value. Some of the SALC advantages are: Network friendly: The SALC periodically learns traffic conditions and set the gain so that at maximal traffic the repeater output is at maximal value. In all other cases the gain is constant and the output power follows the BTS fluctuations. This feature introduces system transparency – the mobile using the repeater is not affected by repeater existence. Repeaters that blindly amplify the pilot code (minimal Page 8 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER transmission) of a certain base station to maximum output power might generate network problems (they unnecessarily increase the noise in a certain cell). By keeping the same gain for full traffic as well as for pilot only transmissions situations, the Dekolink CDMA SALC feature minimizes this effect. No adjustments are required: When installing the repeater, the standard procedure for the technician is to tune the repeater to the desired isolation and gain values. With SALC, the tuning procedure is accomplished automatically, thus saving precious workmanship and equipment usage time for a “plug & play” foolproof deployment. Uplink and downlink balance is preserved. In previous repeaters, separate adjustments are required for the uplink and downlink. This repeater requires just one adjustment for both channels. If the gain of downlink path changes by some value, the uplink path is changed by the same value. Both channels have to be balanced for the proper seamless integration of the repeater in the network. Unbalanced operation bares the risk of reducing the dynamic range of the base station itself. Reduction of isolation problems: .This repeater does not oscillate. Whenever the isolation drops for some reason the repeater automatically senses the oscillations and automatically reduces the gain in accordance with the new isolation conditions. Once the isolation problem is solved the repeater automatically raises the gain again. This operation is remotely monitored, and if required, remote controlled. SALC - Summary: Conventional CDMA/WCDMA repeaters often interfere in the network when strong traffic raises the repeater input signal level, which as a result activates the ALC algorithm of the system. Once under ALC, the conventional system is no longer in its linear dynamic range, hence creating interferences in the cell shrinking or expanding procedures. The Smart ALC solves this problem and thus reduces the need for adjustments. The repeater does not interfere with the network shrinking or expanding processes and thus becomes “network friendly “. This automatic operation practically removes the need to make initial settings for maximal traffic load conditions and eliminates the need for numerous site visits to take care of Gain adjustment. SALC also reduces isolation problems and maintains Uplink/Downlink balance. 3.4.2 ALC Function The Repeater includes the Automatic Level Control (ALC) function on both the Uplink and Downlink power amplifiers to prevent output power from exceeding maximum allowed output power. The amplifier includes a directional coupler and a detector that monitor the output power. The ALC mechanism samples the output power, and decouples and rectifies it. The ALC mechanism sends a feedback signal to a voltage variable attenuator (VVA) that, whenever a high input signal is received, attenuates the signal level so that the output power of the amplifier does not exceed the preset limit. In normal operation (SALC ON) the regular ALC is not active. The ALC is factory preset to ON state. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 9 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 3.4.3 RF Gain Setting The gain value should be set via the RMT in accordance with the input signal power at the Donor antenna, and the required Downlink output power. Special care should be taken not to exceed the isolation limit. It is recommended to set the Downlink path gain to a maximum value that is 12 dB below the isolation between the Base antenna and the Mobile antenna. The gain range is 59-90 dB. Use the Max Gain field for Downlink GAIN setting and the Gain Delta field to determine the GAIN difference between Uplink and Downlink path (Uplink GAIN follows Downlink GAIN by “Delta” dB). Refer to Section 5.5 Note When you set the gain to 60 dB the Maximum Output Power will degrade due to overload input power. The maximum input power you can inject is –25 dBm. Page 10 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 4. INSTALLATION 4.1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Before installing the repeater, review the following safety information: • Follow all local safety regulations when installing the repeaters. • Only qualified personnel are authorized to install and maintain the repeater. • When operating the repeater, it is recommended to keep its cover closed while the power is on. Some maintenance tasks may require the repeater door to be opened while the power is on. In such cases, perform the required tasks carefully and remember to close the repeater cover/door when finished. • Use a suitable mounting surface, such as a rigid wall. • Follow Electro-Static Discharge (ESD) precautions. • Before closing the repeater cover, make sure no wires are in the way. • Install the repeater close to the service area to maintain the output power and noise figure. • Use low loss cables to connect the antennas to the repeater. • Install the repeater in a shielded, ventilated, and easy-to-reach area. 4.2 RF EXPOSURE WARNING 4.2.1 General In order to satisfy the FCC RF exposure requirements, it must be ensured that the installation complies with the following requirements. 4.2.2 Donor Antenna requirements The Donor antenna connected to the BASE port in the Repeater is usually installed outdoor. This antenna (Yagi type or similar) has a 12-20 dBi gain, and features a very sharp beam pointed to the BTS. Cable and jumper loss is at least 2dB. The Donor antenna must be installed to provide a minimum separation distance of 0.75 m from any personnel within the area. 4.2.3 Mobile Antenna requirements The second antenna is connected to the MOBILE port in the Repeater. This interface serves either an Outdoor antenna or an Indoor antennas array, in accordance with the application. In case of Outdoor application, the antenna type is omnidirectional (isotropic) with 0 to 2 dBi typical gain, or wide beam with up to 10 dBi gain. This antenna is installed on a mast to cover a shadowed outdoor area. Cable and jumper loss is at least 2dB. Installation of this antenna must provide a minimum separation distance of 1 m from any personnel within the area. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 11 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. In case of Indoor coverage, the output power is split into several, omni directional antenna with 0 to 2 dBi typical gain, and distributed to different indoor areas (in building floors, tunnels, basements, parking lots, shopping centers etc.). At least 5 such antennas must be connected to the Repeater with cables and splitters. In this application, the maximum ERP from each antenna shall not exceed 1.5W. Consequently, the minimum required separation distance from any personnel within the area is 30 cm. Less separation is needed if the power is divided into more than 5 antennas covering many floors or areas. 4.3 REPEATER INSTALLATION SITE VERIFICATION 4.3.1 General This section provides the required procedures for the verification of the operating environment of the CDMA Repeater, to be performed before connecting the unit and before its operation. 4.3.2 Verifying the Link Between the BTS and the Repeater This test checks the signal strength from the BTS antenna to the CDMA Repeater. Proceed as follows: • Using Spectrum analyzer, measure the received signal from BTS at the Donor antenna port near the repeater • Adjust the Donor antenna direction to receive the maximum signal strength. • Compare with the calculated signal strength from the design phase • In case of mismatch, check for cause: - Antenna out of direction - Antenna tuned to side lobe instead of main lobe - Antenna connector or antenna cable faulty - Line of sight problem (obstruction), etc. • Register the signal strength of the downlink channel for the system operation phase. 4.3.3 Verifying the Antenna Isolation The isolation between the Base/Donor and Mobile/Service antennas is critical especially for high gain, outdoor applications. For proper operation of the CDMA Repeater, Dekolink recommends that the isolation between the Donor and Service antennas be at least 12 dB higher than the repeater set gain. Note Lower isolation can lead to high in-band ripple, oscillations and low signal quality. • To measure the isolation, proceed as follows: • Inject a known signal from a signal generator into one antenna (preferably the Donor antenna) Page 12 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER • Measure the coupled output from the Service antenna, using the Spectrum analyzer and LNA if applicable • Perform this procedure across the frequency range of the Uplink bands • Perform this procedure across the frequency range of the Downlink bands • Register the lower result for system operation. 4.4 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 4.4.1 General The CDMA Repeater enclosure is a cabinet-like unit, made of heavy metal. It is 40 cm wide, 40 cm high and 26 cm deep (16 x 16 x 10.2 inches). It weighs approximately 20 Kg (45 pounds). 4.4.2 Types of Installation There are two basis types of installation for the Repeater: • Wall mount installation – preferred • Tower mount installation The wall mount installation is the preferred method of installation for the Repeater. The installation procedures for both types are provided below. WARNING The Repeater must always be installed vertically and top-down, to allow free-flow of cooling air. Horizontal installation on a bench for long time may cause damage to the Repeater due to over-heating. 4.4.3 Wall Mount Installation Determine the location of the Repeater on the wall. The location should be at normal eye level height, above ground. Make sure to allow a depth distance of approximately one meter (around three feet) to allow the door to swing completely open, and to enable easy access to the Repeater for maintenance and on-site inspection. The Repeater should be installed in a ventilated and easy-to-reach area (see Figure 4). Proceed as follows: • Determine the location of the Repeater on the wall • Mark the four drilling holes on the surface of the wall based on the mounting holes on the Repeater chassis – see Figure 3 • Drill the appropriate four holes in the wall • Align the housing so that the mounting brackets fit into the holes in the wall • Use tire bolts, hex-head bolts, and M8 washers to secure the enclosure firmly to the wall. Note Bolts and washers are not supplied with the Repeater Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 13 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 4.4.4 Tower Mount Installation A tower mount adapter should be attached to the antenna tower prior to mounting the Repeater. The location on the tower and choice of fasteners is governed by local practice. Proceed as with the wall mount installation procedure, refer to paragraph 4.4.3. Page 14 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER Figure 3: CDMA Repeater - Dimensions Figure 45: CDMA Repeater – Typical Outdoor Installation Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 15 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 4.5 CABLES CONNECTION 4.5.1 General Once the Repeater is installed, you are required to connect the cables from the antennas and to plug to the power supply. 4.5.2 RF Cables Deployment The RF interface between the Repeater and the antennas is supported by a pair (donor and service) of N-type female connectors, mounted on the Repeater bottom panel. CAUTION We recommend NOT to connect the antenna cables to the Repeater at this stage. They shall be connected with RF Coaxial Jumpers at the activation step. See Section 5.6. Use the following procedures to connect the coaxial cables to the Repeater: • Connect the Donor antenna to the BASE port (N-type female connector) in the Repeater lower connectors’ panel (see Figure 5) • Connect the Service antenna to the MOBILE port (N-type female connector) in the Repeater lower connectors’ panel • Dress the exterior coaxial cables with insulation and holding tape (Type 3M Rubber splicing tape) for environmental protection and to ensure longer lifetime. Note The recommended coaxial cables are weather-resistant type, and therefore this procedure is not necessary. Figure 5: CDMA Repeater – Bottom Panel Page 16 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 4.5.3 Power Cable Connection The repeater operates from a power source of 110V/220 VAC. The maximum consumption power is 150W. Danger: Electrical Shock This equipment is usually installed outdoors. Wet conditions increase the potential for receiving an electric shock when installing or using electrically powered equipment. To prevent electrical shock when installing or modifying the system power wiring, disconnect the wiring at the power source before working with uninsulated wires or terminals. CAUTION Take all the necessary precautions against Electro-Static Discharge (ESD). Proceed as follows: • Locate the AC power outlet, with at least a 6A slow blow fuse • Connect the AC power cable from the AC power outlet to the POWER connector in the Repeater. The repeater automatically turns on (see Figure 5). • The green Led at the Repeater front panel turns on as an indication of power supply on (there is no On/Off switch). Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 17 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5.1 GENERAL This section provides the operating instructions for the CDMA Repeater. The operating instructions require the use of the Repeater Management Tool (RMT) software. 5.2 REPEATER MANAGEMENT TOOL (RMT) 5.2.1 General The Repeater Management Tool (RMT) software supplied with the CDMA Repeater provides full access to all control settings and monitoring capabilities. The RMT software can be installed on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows XP operating systems. This software tool is used to manage, monitor and control the repeater locally via a serial connection or remotely through a modem. See the RMT User's Guide for more information. 5.2.2 Software Installation The RMT is activated by the RMT software package. • Install the RMT Software from the supplied CD to your laptop. For detailed instructions, refer to the Repeater Management Tool User's Guide P/N: 300MB40080. • The Repeater Management Tool icon will appear on your desktop. 5.3 LAPTOP LOCAL CONNECTION To set up a local connection to a Laptop: • Open the Repeater door and identify the Controller. • Connect the Repeater to the Mains (if not already done) and wait for the power LED on the Controller to begin flashing rapidly. • Connect an external serial cable (RS232) from the Laptop to the Controller P3 (RS232) connector (see Figure 6). Make sure that the status led on the Controller is blinking before you connect the cable. Page 18 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER Figure 6: CDMA Repeater - Local Monitoring with Laptop 5.4 PC REMOTE CONNECTION To set up a remote connection to a PC (see Figure 7): 1. Install a modem in the CDMA Repeater and connect it to the Controller P3 (RS232) connector or 2. Connect a wireless external modem to the Controller P3 (RS232) connector Figure 7: CDMA Repeater - Remote Monitoring and Control Connection Diagram See Appendix D: Modem Installation for further installation procedures. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 19 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 5.5 REPEATER INITIALIZATION PROCEDURES To initialize and setup the CDMA Repeater parameters, proceed as follows: 3. Turn on the Laptop or the PC (for remote configuration) 4. Activate the RMT from the Start menu or by double clicking the Repeater Management icon on your desktop 1. The following startup screen is displayed. 2. Click on the Temp Unit button as follows. Make sure that the “Repeater PN" is correct (Please refer to the RMT User's manual to set the required PN). 3. Click on the Connect button as follows. Page 20 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 4. The following Connection screen is displayed. To select the mode of operation for configuration, proceed as follows: 5. After accessing the Repeater, the Password window appears. Enter the Repeater’s password (the default password for the repeater is "password". Click OK. password 6. The main setup screen is displayed. It consists of three sub-screens accessible by clicking on the appropriate tab: Repeater Alarms / Params and Control / Configuration. The Repeater PN is provided on the right-most upper area for identification of the Repeater. 7. First verify the Repeater identification data in the Configuration screen as shown below. Confirm that the data is correct. Enter the Server Phone number and change Unit Password if necessary. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 21 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. Note The changed parameter are colored in red. They turn black after updating. 8. Click the Send Parameters button (not shown above) to update the data. 9. Continue the definition procedure by clicking on the Params. And Control tab. Set the options and check data in two steps as described below. Page 22 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 PRODUCT MANUAL Proprietary Data IDEN REPEATER Page 23 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 10. Proceed with the definition procedure by clicking on the Repeater Alarms tab. Perform as described below. The CDMA Repeater is now loaded with its own configuration. Page 24 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 5.6 REPEATER ACTIVATION PROCEDURES To activate the CDMA Repeater parameters, proceed as follows: 1. Use the following procedures to connect the coaxial cables to the Repeater: • Connect the Donor antenna to the BASE port (N-type female connector) in the Repeater lower connectors panel (see Figure 5) • Connect the Service antenna to the MOBILE port (N-type female connector) in the Repeater lower connectors panel 2. Click on the Params. And Control tab. Set the options and check data as described below. 3. Click on the Repeater Alarms tab. Check the status of the Leds All Leds should be colored green except the “Door Open” in red. 4. Test the performance of the system in the coverage area (drive test) 5. Disconnect the RS-232 cable from the Repeater and close the door with the supplied key. The Repeater is up and running. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 25 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. 6. MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 6.1 GENERAL This section provides the maintenance and troubleshooting procedures for the CDMA Repeater. 6.2 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE There is no periodic maintenance required for the CDMA Repeater. As long as it is installed in a shaded area and not subject to extreme temperatures, it will provide long term, carefree operation. 6.3 VISUAL INSPECTION During normal operation, the POWER lamp is on. If the POWER lamp is off, check the Mains power supply. 6.4 ALARMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING 6.4.1 Alarms In case of general failure, the Repeater issues an alarm to warn for malfunction. This alarm is issued from the Alarms connector (Open for alarm indication). To display the Repeater Alarms screen: 1. 2. 3. 4. Connect the Repeater to a Laptop – refer to paragraph 5.3 or Connect the Repeater to a remote PC – refer to paragraph 5.4 Display the Repeater Alarms screen – refer to paragraph 5.5 In accordance with the lit LED, perform the troubleshooting procedures as described below – refer to paragraph 6.4.2. Figure 8: CDMA Repeater - Repeater Alarms Screen Page 26 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER 6.4.2 Troubleshooting The following table summarizes various error/warning alarms and indications (see Figure 8), their possible cause, and a course of action to correct the problem. Alarm Indication Probable Cause Recommended Action Downlink Power Amplifier FWD Measurement (this is not a fault) Composite output power is below the threshold value - Check the Donor antenna connection. - Check that the Donor antenna alignment is in line of sight with the Base station. - Increase the RF Gain. Uplink Power Amplifier Uplink Current Measurement Power Amplifier Fault - Mute the Uplink Power amplifier. Turn it back on (*). Downlink VSWR [Return Power] High Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) at the Mobile port - Check the antenna and cable connection at the Mobile port. - Replace the antenna if necessary. Downlink / Uplink Channeler Current Channeler failed - Check if a temperature alarm is active. If so, see the Temperature alarm below. - Check if the Lock Detect alarm is active. If so, see the Lock Detect alarm below. - Decrease the gain of the Repeater to minimum, check the alarm, and turn it back to Maximum Gain (*). Temperature Indicates an inner temperature over 60ºC. The power supply shutdowns the Repeater when the temperature reaches 70ºC - Verify that the repeater is mounted correctly, with the Repeater gland plate facing the floor. - Increase ventilation. Door Open Indicates that the Repeater door is open - Close the Repeater door. - Check the connection of the door switch. Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 27 IDEN REPEATER Alarm Indication PRODUCT MANUAL Probable Cause DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. Recommended Action Fan Failure Fan Failed - Check power supply - Check fan. External Alarm Connectivity - Check connection to Alarms connector. Downlink/Uplink Lock Detect alarm Faulty status of the Phased Locked Loop (PLL) in the Channeler unit - Reboot the Repeater. - Check the connection between the Controller and the Channeler (*). (*) If the indication remains after the Recommended action procedure, replace the Repeater. The following troubleshooting procedures refer to communication failures, and are not shown in the Repeater Alarms screen. Failure Probable Cause Recommended Action Connection to the Controller failed in the local connection Communication failure - Check the physical connection between the PC COM1 and the Controller RS232 interface. - Verify that the LED of the controller is blinking rapidly. - Reboot the Repeater. - Restart the PC. - Re-install the Controller software Connection with the Repeater failed in the remote connection Communication failure - Check that the modem is physically connected to the controller serial input. - Verify that the modem local port baud rate is 57,600 bps. - Verify that the Controller LED is blinking. - Verify that the modem is connected to the antenna cable via the RF coupler. - Restart the PC. - Reinstall the Controller software. Page 28 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER APPENDIX A: MECHANICAL OUTLINE This appendix contains the mechanical outline of the Repeater. CDMA Repeater - Mechanical Outline Figure 9: CDMA Repeater – Mechanical Outline Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 29 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. CDMA Repeater – Connectors Panel Mechanical Outline The following figure shows the connectors panel layout for Repeater Model Number: MW-CSR-800AB-25W90 Figure 10: CDMA Repeater – Connectors Panel Layout Page 30 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER APPENDIX B: EXTERNAL ALARMS CONNECTOR PINOUT DEFINITION The following table details the pinout definition of the ALARMS connector located in the gland plate of the repeater. Letter Description Color Code External Alarm Input (1) White N/C N/C N/C N/C Summarized Alarm Dry Contact Red Summarized Alarm Dry Contact Green N/C N/C N/C N/C External Alarm Input (2) Black Figure 11: Alarms Connector – Pinout Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 31 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. APPENDIX D: MODEM INSTALLATION (OPTION) General The CDMA Repeater is ready for connection of a serial, Hayes Compatible, AT Command type modem with a phone number to allow connection in a circuit switched network. If you are using a modem with a SIM card, special settings (network or terminal definitions) may be needed to allow data transmission. Modem Installation Perform the following steps to install a standard modem: • Connect the modem to the power supply. • Install the modem with a straight serial cable. This cable is usually supplied with the modem. (See the tables below for the pinout description.) • Use a PC with the same terminal mode and bit rate as the default modem baud rate. For example, 57,600, 19,200, 14,400 bps or other baud rate depending on the modem default configuration. Use the following commands: • • • • AT S0=0AT+IPR=57600 Change terminal baud rate to 57,600 bps if necessary. Use the PC in terminal mode to save the new baud rate settings. Use the following commands: • D AT&W1 (For some modems) • AT&W0 (For other modems) • Disconnect the serial cable from the PC and connect it to the Controller in the Repeater. • Connect the antenna cable to the modem antenna port. (When testing the unit in a laboratory, connect the modem to an external antenna) Refer to Appendix C for more information. • Connect the modem to a Power Supply unit terminal. • Turn the Repeater AC power on. • Use a PC with a wireless or Plain Old Telephone System (POTS) modem and the Dekolink RMT software to monitor the repeater. • Refer to the RMT User's Guide for more information on how to establish remote connection with a repeater. Page 32 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. PRODUCT MANUAL IDEN REPEATER Connector Pin-out Serial Cable Pin-out for Local Communication between the PC and the Controller: PC Pinout CB Pinout D-Type 9 Pin female D-Type 9 Pin female Serial Cable Pinout for Remote Communication between the Modem and the Controller: DCE Modem DTE Controller D-Type 9 Pin female D-Type 9 Pin male Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0 Proprietary Data Page 33 IDEN REPEATER PRODUCT MANUAL DEKOLINK WIRELESS LTD. APPENDIX E: DEKOLINK WIRELESS LIMITED WARRANTY Dekolink Wireless [Ltd.] (“Dekolink”), manufacturer of this product (the “Product”) warrants to the original purchaser (“Purchaser”) that the Product is free from defects in materials and workmanship for a term that ends on the earlier of twelve (12) months from the date of activation of the Product or fifteen (15) months from the date of shipment of the Product by Dekolink. The obligations of Dekolink under this warranty shall be limited solely to the repair or exchange or giving credit for, at the option of Dekolink, any Product that may prove defective in accordance with evidence satisfactory to Dekolink. Any repair or replacement of the Product by Dekolink shall not extend the original warranty period. This warranty is exclusive to the original Purchaser and is not assignable. This warranty applies only upon the condition that the Product has been installed, maintained and operated under conditions of normal use. The provisions of this warranty shall not apply if, in Dekolink’s judgment, the Product has been subject to misuse or neglect, damaged in an accident or by act of vandalism, or repaired or altered in any way that adversely affects its performance or reliability. To obtain warranty service, Purchaser may, upon the prior written authorization of Dekolink or its authorized service representative, return the defective Product to Dekolink’s authorized service center. All shipping and insurance charges are the sole responsibility of Purchaser and are not included in this warranty. Dekolink expressly excludes and disclaims all other warranties, including but not limited to any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Dekolink shall in no event be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, consequential or punitive damages or for loss, damage, or expense, including loss of use, profits, revenue, or goodwill, directly or indirectly arising from purchaser’s use or inability to use the merchandise, or for loss or destruction of other property or from any other cause, even if Dekolink has been advised of the possibility of such damage. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so these limitations may not apply under certain circumstances. The liability of Dekolink shall in no event exceed an amount equivalent to the purchase price paid by the purchaser for the defective product. This warranty shall not be extended, altered or varied except by a written instrument duly signed by Dekolink. Page 34 Proprietary Data Pub. 311-2005 Rev. 1.0
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