R tron QUADCOMM-700 RV-Quadcomm User Manual

R-tron Inc. RV-Quadcomm Users Manual

Users Manual

QUAD BAND OTA (Verizon) User’s Manual
Notice Trademark R-tron is a registered trademark of R-tron Inc. Other products and company names mentioned here in this manual might be trademarks or trade names of their respective owners. Copyright Copyright © R-tron Inc. 2000-2010 All Rights Reserved Any reproduction, distribution, or revisions of any or all portions of this manual is prohibited without written permission from R-tron Inc. Notice This document describes the specifications, installation, and operation of the OTA repeater. Hardware and software mentioned in this document are subject to continuous development and improvement. Consequently, there may be minor discrepancies between the information in the document, performance, and design of the product. Specifications, dimensions, and other statements mentioned in this document are subject to change without notice. Questions or Comments Address: R-tron America Inc. 6402 College Boulevard, Overland Park, KS 66211 Phone: +1-913-344-9977, 1-888-31R-TRON Fax: +1-913-344-9988 E-mail: info@r-tronamerica.com Website: www.rtronamerica.com FCC Part 15.19 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to The following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC Part 15.21 Any changes or modifications (including the antennas) made to this device that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user's authority to operate the equipment. RF Exposure Statement FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC RF Radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This device and its antenna must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
Safety Precautions Opening the OTA equipment could result in electric shock and may cause severe injury. Connect the equipment frame ground to the building ground. Operating the OTA with antennas in very close proximity facing each other could lead to severe damage to the repeater. RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION A minimum separation distance of 27cm must be maintained between the user and the external antenna of the repeater to satisfy FCC RF exposure requirements. For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov This equipment is for indoor use only and enables the communication wiring to communicate inside the building only.
Contents Glossary ............................................................................................................................... 2 1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 3 2. Description........................................................................................................................ 6 2.1. Main Unit Overview...…………………………………………………………….………………………………….………………..7 2.2. Internal Configuration………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………….8 2.2.1. Block diagram……………………………………………………………….….…………………………………………………..9 2.2.2. AC-DC Adaptor…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..10 2.2.3. RFU(RF Unit)……..………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..11 2.2.4. MCU(Main Control Unit)………………………………………………………………….…………………………………12 2.2.5. Duplexers……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………13 3. Hardware Installation ...................................................................................................... 11 3.1. Check List of Items…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..14 3.2. Mounting………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….15 3.3. Grounding…..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….17
3.4. Cable Connection…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….18 3.5. Power On………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….18 4. Operation........................................................................................................................ 16 4.1. System Requirements………………………………………………………………………………………………………………21 4.2. Network Setup…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………21 4.2.1. Windows XP……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….21 4.2.2. Windows 2000…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..23 4.2.3. Windows Vista…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..24 4.3. System Log in………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….27 4.4. System Setup..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………27 5. Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 41 6. Specifications.................................................................................................................. 48 7. Appendix......................................................................................................................... 52 Glossary The following is a list of abbreviations and terms used in this manual.
Abbreviation Definition AC Alternating Current ANT Antenna ATT Attenuator / Attenuation CDMA Code Division Multiple Access DC Direct Current DL Downlink GND Grounding GUI Graphic User Interface LED Light Emitting Diode PLL Phase-locked loop PSU Power Supply Unit RF Radio Frequency RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication TEMP Temperature UL Uplink VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio ALC (Automatic Level Control) ALC feature prevents the repeater from exceeding its maximum output power by reducing the gain automatically. ALC is used to adjust the gain to an appropriate level for a range of input signal levels. ASD (Automatic Shutdown) Automatic shut down protects the repeater from the oscillation or excessive input signal and eliminates any degradation to the network. There are three parameters: ASD Level, ASD Time, and ASD Iteration. If the output power reaches higher than the “ASD LEVEL”, the repeater will shut down for “ASD TIME” seconds and then it will turn the amp back on to measure the output power again. If this repeats at “Iteration” times, the repeater will shut down permanently. 1. Introduction QUAD BAND OTA is used to fill out areas in QUAD BAND systems, such as base station fringe areas, business and industrial building, etc. QUAD BAND OTA receives signals from a base station, amplifies and retransmits the signals
to the mobile stations. It also receives, amplifies and retransmits signals in the opposite direction. Both directions are served simultaneously with the following features: QUAD BAND OTA Key Features ◈ Composition(4 BDA by service band and combining Unit) - 700MHz Band BDA for LTE Service - Cellular Band BDA for EVDO/CDMA2000 Service (LTE Service is possible even the Firmware update only) - PCS Band BDA for EVDO/CDMA2000 Service - AWS Band BDA for EVDO/CDMA2000 Service (LTE Service is possible even the Firmware update only) - Combining Unit (MUX) is for input and output signal of each BDA to a single antenna. ◈ Design(Each BDA is possible to service selected channels by the user within a band.) - Possible to select any channel combination within a band caused by the Digital Filter. - Using the Digital Filter: High quality, out of band rejection, high performance ◈ Possible to combine the BDA according to Band. - Each BDA can be used as a stand alone unit(Use Privacy Ant Port) - Possible to combine the BDA(Dual, Tri, Quad-band) ◈ User friendly design. - Local monitoring and control through the Web GUI interface - Remote monitoring and control through the Remote Access and Control - Reports the status of connection as a function of SNMP regularly and reports an alarm if the event occurred. ◈ Protection function - Isolation and Oscillation Check - Isolation cancellation Function - Auto Gain Control - Auto Shutdown ◈ Service Coverage
- Possible to service by 25k square feet - Use in office buildings, warehouses, underground parking lots, etc.
2. Description 2.1 Main Unit Overview FAN Unit700M Cellular PCS AWSBDA Power Switch BDA Status LED System Server & Donor Ant PortLocal & Remote NMS AC Power & AC Power Switch BDA Donor & Server Ant PortSystem Status LED
2.2 Internal Configuration * BDA Unit * MUX Unit PSU Multiplexer (Donor and Server)MCU RFU UL HPA DL HPA Duplexer
2.2.1 Block Diagram The following diagram explains how the QUAD BAND OTA services signals. DuplexerDonor antenna Service antennaDLULDuplexerDLULDuplexerDLULDuplexerDLUL4-plexer 4-plexerMCUPSU MCUPSU MCUPSU MCUPSUModem Box
2.2.2 PSU The AC-DC adaptor supplies a steady DC power to the CDMA MINI equipment by drawing power from the general in-wall AC outlets. Specification Item Specification Operating Temp -10˚C~50˚C (14˚F~122˚F) Humidity 20%~90%RH Environmental Cooling method Convection. Voltage AC 85-264V Current +24V/27A (600W) Frequency 50/60(47-63) 2.2.3 RFU (RF Unit) The RFU (RF Unit) is a bi-directional amplifier that sharply filters out unwanted noise.
2.2.4 HPA (High Power Amplitude) 2.2.5 MCU (Main Control Unit) The MCU (Main Control Unit) is the control unit of a QUAD BAND OTA. It controls and monitors operational parameters. It is also responsible for generating alarms, keeping event logs and performing many other functions of the QUAD BAND OTA.
2.2.6 Duplexer A duplexer is a device that combines two or more signals onto a common channel or medium to increase its transmission efficiency. 2.2.7 Multiplexer 3. Hardware Installation The installation procedure is as follows: • Check List of Items
• Mounting • Grounding • RF Cable Connection • Power On Index Items Quantity 1 RF Module 4 2 Shelf 1 3 MUX 1 4 AC Cable 1 5 RF Cable 8 6 LAN Cable 1 7 DATA Cable 4 8 Bolt 4 9 Quick Manual 1 10 User’s Manual 1 Item Figure
3.2 Mounting Step 1 : Find a location for the Repeater to be installed on a 19 inch rack. Step 2 : Insert the Repeater on the shelf.
Step 3 : Fix the Repeater shelf using the provided screws. Step 4 : Insert the Combine Unit(MUX) and Fix it. Step 5 : Insert each BDA for the Repeater and secure it.
3.3 Grounding A rod on the left side is intended for a building ground. Connect the ground cable to the rod.
3.4 RF Cable Connection Step 1 : Connect a cable from the donor antenna to the Donor Antenna Port. Step 2 : Connect a cable from a repeater’s service antenna to the Server Antenna Port. 3.5 Power On Step 1 : Connect the power cord. Step 2 : Plug the power cord into a wall outlet. Step 3 : Check if the green LED at the Top turns on. 4. Operation
4.1 System Requirements QUAD BAND OTA operates on a customer provided PC based platform with the following system requirements: • Windows® 2000, Windows® XP or Windows® Vista • Internet Explorer 6.0(Recommended) or higher • 128 MB RAM or higher • Pentium Ⅲ processor or higher • RJ-45 jack required 4.2 Network Setup 4.2.1 Windows XP Step 1 : Click the Start button and select My Network Places. Step 2 : Click View network connections. Step 3 : Right-click Local Area Connection to see a shortcut menu and click Properties.
Step 4 : Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties. Step 5 : Check Obtain an IP address automatically and click OK. Step 6 : Close all windows.
4.2.2 Windows 2000 Step 1 : Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Network and Dial-up Connections. Step 2 : Right-click Local Area Connection to see the shortcut menu and click Properties. Step 3 : Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties. Step 4 : Check Obtain an IP address automatically and click OK.
Step 5 : Close all windows. 4.2.3 Windows Vista Step 1 : Click the Start button and select Control Panel. Step 2 : Click Network and Internet. Step 3 : Click Network and Sharing Center.
Step 4 : Click View status of Local Area Connection. Step 5 : Click Properties and a caution pop-up window will appear. Click OK. Step 6 : Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties.
Step 7 : Check Obtain an IP address automatically and click OK. Step 8 : Close all windows.
4.3 System Login Open your Web browser and type “192.168.0.1” into the URL address box. Then press the Enter key. 4.4 System Setup 4.4.1 Clock The clock will automatically be set to your PC time when you click the APPLY 4.4.2 Network When you click on the Network, the Web GUI screen is automatically updated every 5 seconds.
4.4.3 Control Quad OTA Repeater does not need to be logged-In. The user can control the repeater directly with the WEB GUI. Case1. 700M BAND Band Select Solution 1. Manual Gain Setting Step 1A Select the repeater. Step 2A Select the channel band of the area in use.
Step 3A Turn off the DL and UL Amplifier Step 4A ALC must be turned off (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5A The Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which defines as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier Result 1 DL and UL gain are fixed and the output power depends on the input power Result 2 Constant Maximum DL Output Power 30dBm If the DL Input Power >= -57dBm
Solution2 . ALC Gain Setting. Step 1A ~ Step 3A Step 4B ALC must be turned on. (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm)
Step 5B Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier
Case2. CELLULAR BAND Solution 1. Manual Gain Setting Gain Step 1A Select the repeater. Step 2A Select the channel band of the area in use.
Step 3A Turn off the DL and UL Amplifier Step 4A ALC must be turned off (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5A Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier Result 1 DL and UL gain are fixed and the output power depends on the input power Result 2 Constant Maximum DL Output Power 25dBm If the DL Input Power >= -63dBm
Solution2 . ALC Gain Setting. Step 1A ~ Step 3A Step 4B ALC must be turned on. (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5B The Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier
Case3. PCS BAND Solution 1. Manual Gain Setting Gain Step 1A Select the repeater. Step 2A Select the channel band of the area is use. Step 3A Turn off the DL and UL Amplifier
Step 4A ALC must be turned off (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5A The Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier Result 1 DL and UL gain are fixed and the output power depends on the input power Result 2 Constant Maximum DL Output Power 30dBm If the DL Input Power >= -67dBm
Solution2 . ALC Gain Setting. Step 1A ~ Step 3A Step 4B ALC must be turned on. (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5B The Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier
Case4. AWS BAND Solution 1. Manual Gain Setting Gain Step 1A Select the repeater. Step 2A Select the channel band of the area in use.
Step 3A Turn off the DL and UL Amplifier Step 4A ALC must be turned off (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5A The Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier Result 1 DL and UL gain are fixed and the output power depends on the input power Result 2 Constant Maximum DL Output Power 30dBm If the DL Input Power >= -67dBm
Solution2 . ALC Gain Setting. Step 1A ~ Step 3A Step 4B ALC must be turned on. (700M, PCS, AWS : 30dBm / CELLUAR : 25dBm) Step 5B The Setup is the Available Maximum Gain which is defined as the maximum gain. Change the DL and UL Gain. Turn on the DL and UL Amplifier
Solution3. Alarms
∙ Alarm : If an alarm occurs, the alarm LED on the repeater will turn on. Please refer tothe troubleshooting section of this manual. ∙ It is recommended to NOT change any of the values in the alarm range. Solution4. ALC ∙ Automatic Level Control: Type under 30 and then click APPLY and ON. [Example at the 700M BAND] For a repeater with 30dBm maximum output power, 87dB maximum gain/ 30dB gain Control range, Æ If the signal -57dBm and the ALC is set as 23dBm, the gain will be 80dB to adjust to the output power. If the input signal is -50dBm, the output power will be 30dBm by the Limitation of the maximum gain even though the ALC is set as 30dBm Solution5. ASD
(700, PCS, AWS) (CELLULAR) ∙ Automatic Shutdown: Type the desired value for the ASD Level and then Click APPLY and ON. [Example at the PCS BAND] For a repeater with 30dBm Maximum Output Power, 97dB Maximum Gain/ 30dB gain control range, assuming ASD Level: 33dBm, ASD Time, ASD Count are already fixed at 3seconds, 10times. If the composite output power is 33dBm(ASD Level) and higher, the repeaterwill shutdown for 3seconds(ASD Time). If the shutdown occurs 10times(ASD Count), the 11th shutdown will be permanent. And repeater runs Easy setup automatically. After that, it is activated with the re-calculated antenna isolation value.
5. Troubleshooting Before contacting your service dealer, please make sure you refer to the following guide. If the QUAD BAND OTA does not work normally after completing the following troubleshooting tips, please contact your local dealer or service center. Case 1) LED indicator is not normal Problem Check Point Solution Critical POR LED is red Power supply out of range - Confirm AC 85 - 264V common use power and power cable. TD LED is red Tamper detected - Check the status of the BDA equipment. BTF LED is red Built-in test failure - Check which alarm occurred through the WEB GUI Alarm status. - UL Out-of-band emissions, DL Spurious emissions, DL Interferer power exceeded, DL Low isolation, Over temperature - Case 2) Problem solving by Alarm indicator. RMF LED is red Replaceable module failure - select BDA’s alarm LED is red - reset BDA’s power - BDA’s alarm LED is still red, ContactTechnical Support OSC LED is red Oscillation detected - Check Donor/Server ant. Isolation and if the value of Gain is less than +5dB, adjust the location of antenna to secure isolation. SD LED is red Shutdown - Check the S/D reason using WEB GUI. - If the Manual HPA is Off, turn it back On. - If Overpower S/D occurred and Manual Gain is setting up, control the Gain setting. - If Overpower S/D occurred and the ALC is On, set up the ALC Level 1 to 3dB low. Fix the ALC Level if it is normal after monitoring for so long. (It can be possible to occur if Input Power change is extreme.) Minor DCF LED is orange Donor Circuitry failure - DL Donor Power too high - After checking the DL input Power, adjust the location of the antenna or install the external antenna to the permitted range if it is over the permitted level DPL LED is orange Donor power too low - DL Donor Power too low -.If the DL input Power is too low, adjust the location of the antenna to be at a high input value. CCF LED is orange Coverage Circuitry failure - UL Power at coverage high, DL VSWR - If the DPL LED is normal but the CCF LED is not normal, reduce the UL Gain. (If ALC is On, it can reduce the UL Gain by controlling the Gain Offset.)
RE LED is orange Reset engaged - Reset alarm - Do not control the Repeater during reset. AGC LED is orange AGC active - AGC On - It means that ALC is On and operating well not the Alarm.
Case 2) When Alarm indicator Problem Check Point Solution General Tamper detected Install the BDA at the System and set up the Lock using the WEB GUI. Alarm occurred when the BDA unequipped without cancellation of Lock for setting. Power supply out of range - Check if the input power is AC85-264V and if it is normal, Contact Technical Support. Communication failure Check the status of the Data Cable connection. If communication failure occurred at every connected BDA, Reset the MCU. If communication failure occurred at a particular BDA, Reset BDA for the occurred failure. Field replaceable module failure If the same alarm occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Reset alarm Do not control anything during the reset. Manual shutdown alarm If it has no problem regarding the installation, the HPA is On. Heartbeat Check the connection of the Remote NMS Cable. Check the interval of Heartbeat on the WEB GUI. Uplink Oscillation detected Check Donor/Server antenna Isolation value. If the gain value is lower than +5dB, adjust the antenna location to secure Isolation. Power at coverage port too high If the UL Input Power is too high, check the Coverage antenna of the initial installation again. Synthesizer failure If the same alarm occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Hardware failure If the same alarm occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Software failure If the same alarm is occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Out-of-band emissions out of spec It may occur when VSWR is too high and need to adjust the antenna location. Downlink Donor Power too high/low Check the DL Input Power, need to adjust the antenna location. Low isolation Check Donor/Server antenna Isolation value. If the Gain value is lower than +5dB, adjust the antenna location to secure Isolation. Synthesizer failure If the same alarm occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Hardware failure If the same alarm occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Software failure If the same alarm occurs after resetting the BDA, request technical support. Spurious emissions out of spec It may occur when VSWR is too high and need to adjust the antenna location. Interferer power exceeded It may occur when VSWR is too high and need to adjust the antenna location.
Case 3) Cannot communicate with the repeater. Problem Check Point Solution Cannot communicate with the repeater. 1. Click My Network Places → View network connections. Right-click on the Wireless Network Connection and then click Disable.
2. Right-click on the Local Area Connection and then click Disable. After clicking Disable, click Enable again. 3. Double click the Local Area Connection and then click Support tab → Repair.
4. Open the Internet Browser and then select Tools → Internet Options. Click Delete Files button in the Temporary Internet files section.
5. Click Start and select Run. Type "ping 192.168.0.1-t" and click OK.
6. Specifications 6.1 RF Characteristics 6.1.1 700MHz Band 700MHz Band Parameter TX(Down-Link) RX(Up-Link) Frequency Range 746 - 756 MHz (C block) 777 - 787 MHz (C block) Band Select C block Channel Select Max assumes 1x10 MHz or 2x5 MHz channels Service LTE Service Max. Composite Input Power -27dBm -27dBm Composite Output Power Range 30 dBm 30 dBm Gain Range 57 - 87 dB 57 - 87 dB Gain Offset recommend -2dB ALC Range 30 dB Gain Ripple ± 2 dB peak to peak BDA Only ≤ 5 dB ≤ 5 dB Noise Figure System ≤ 7 dB ≤ 7 dB EVM 8%-12.5% 12.5%-17.5% 15dB Coupling 8% 12.50% 10dB Coupling 12.50% 14.50% Operation at Minimum Stability Point (EVM) 5dB Coupling 17.50% 17.50% Cancellation Window 1 μsec Cancellation Depth Isolation+5dB Roll-off 50 dBc at ± 1 MHz Spurious Emission FCC role Return Loss > 15dB Propagation Delay < 6 μs Impedance 50Ω
6.1.2 Cellular Band Cellular Band Parameter TX(Down-Link) RX(Up-Link) Frequency Range 869 - 894 MHz (A1,B1,A2,B2) 824 - 849 MHz (A1,B1,A2,B2) Band Select (B1 and B2) or (A1 and A2) or (all of A and all of B) Channel Select Max assumes 15 contiguous(non-contiguous) carriers in all of A and all of B Service CDMA2000 or EV-DO Service Max. Composite Input Power -33dBm -33dBm Composite Output Power Range 25dBm 25dBm Gain Range 60 - 90 dB 60 - 90 dB Gain Offset ±3dB ALC Range 25 dB Gain Ripple ± 2 dB peak to peak Gain Flatness 5 dB peak to peak BDA Only ≤ 5 dB ≤ 5 dB Noise Figure System ≤ 7 dB ≤ 7 dB EVM 12.5% - 14.75% (EV-DO) 14.75% - 17.5% (CDMA2k)14.75%-17.5% (EV-DO) 14.75% - 17.5% (CDMA 2k)15dB Coupling 12.5% (EV-DO) 17% (CDMA2k) 15% (EV-DO) 17% (CDMA2k) 10dB Coupling 14.75% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) 17% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) Operation at Minimum Stability Point (EVM) 5dB Coupling 17.5% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) 19.25% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) Cancellation Window 1 μsec Cancellation Depth Isolation+5dB sub-band edge 45dBc at ± 1.5 MHz from each cellular sub-band edge Roll-off band edge B1 and B2 30dBc at ±750kHz from band edge Spurious Emission Section 22, 24 and section 15 of FCC Return Loss > 15dB Propagation Delay < 6 μs Impedance 50Ω
6.1.3 PCS Band PCS Band Parameter TX(Down-Link) RX(Up-Link) Frequency Range 1930 - 1990 MHz (A,D,B,E,F,C) 1850 - 1910 MHz (A,D,B,E,F,C) Band Select Up to 20 MHz of spectrum in no more than 3 non-contiguous PCS sub-bands of 5, 10 or 15 MHz Channel Select Max assumes 15 contiguous(non-contiguous) carriers in 20MHz Service CDMA2000 or EV-DO Service Max. Composite Input Power -37dBm -37dBm Composite Output Power Range 30 dBm 30 dBm Gain Range 67 - 97 dB 67 - 97 dB Gain Offset ±3dB ALC Range 30 dB Gain Ripple ± 2 dB peak to peak Gain Flatness 5 dB peak to peak BDA Only ≤ 5 dB ≤ 5 dB Noise Figure System ≤ 7 dB ≤ 7 dB EVM 12.5% - 14.75% (EV-DO) 14.75% - 17.5% (CDMA2k)14.75%-17.5% (EV-DO) 14.75% - 17.5% (CDMA 2k)15dB Coupling 12.5% (EV-DO) 17% (CDMA2k) 15% (EV-DO) 17% (CDMA2k) 10dB Coupling 14.75% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) 17% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) Operation at Minimum Stability Point (EVM) 5dB Coupling 17.5% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) 19.25% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) Cancellation Window 1 μsec Cancellation Depth Isolation+5dB Roll-off 45dBc at ± 2 MHz from each PCS sub-band edge Spurious Emission Section 22, 24 and section 15 of FCC Return Loss > 15dB Propagation Delay < 6 μs Impedance 50Ω
6.1.4 AWS Band AWS Band Parameter TX(Down-Link) RX(Up-Link) Frequency Range 2115 - 2155 MHz (A,B,C,D,E,F) 1715 - 1775 MHz (A,B,C,D,E,F) Band Select Up to 20 MHz of spectrum in no more than 3 non-contiguous AWS sub-bands of 5, 10 or 15 MHz Channel Select Max assumes 15 contiguous(non-contiguous) carriers in 20MHz Service CDMA2000 or LTE Service Max. Composite Input Power -37dBm -37dBm Composite Output Power Range 30 dBm 30 dBm Gain Range 67 - 97 dB 67 - 97 dB Gain Offset ±3dB ALC Range 30 dB minimum. Gain Ripple ± 2 dB peak to peak Gain Flatness 5 dB peak to peak BDA Only ≤ 5 dB ≤ 5 dB Noise Figure System ≤ 7 dB ≤ 7 dB EVM 12.5% - 14.75% (EV-DO) 14.75% - 17.5% (CDMA2k)14.75%-17.5% (EV-DO) 14.75% - 17.5% (CDMA 2k)15dB Coupling 12.5% (EV-DO) 17% (CDMA2k) 15% (EV-DO) 17% (CDMA2k) 10dB Coupling 14.75% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) 17% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) Operation at Minimum Stability Point (EVM) 5dB Coupling 17.5% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) 19.25% (EV-DO) 19.25% (CDMA2k) Cancellation Window 1 μsec Cancellation Depth Isolation+5dB Roll-off 45dBc at ± 2 MHz from each AWS sub-band edge Spurious Emission Section 22, 24 and section 15 of FCC Return Loss > 15dB Propagation Delay < 6 μs Impedance 50Ω
6.2 Mechanical Specification Parameter Specifications Remark RF connectors N-female x 2 Dimensions (WxHxD) 19 * 10.47 * 17.72 Inch 482.6 * 265.9 * 450 mm W * D * H Weight 132.45 lb 60 Kg max 6.3 Environmental Specification Parameter Specifications Remark Cooling Convection Working Temperature -10 - +50 ℃ Splash, Dust IP -40 Indoor enclosure 7. Appendix Quad Band Channel
Warranty LIMITED WARRANTY This product, as supplied and distributed by R-tron, in the original carton, is warranted by R-tron against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for a limited warranty period of: Five (5) Year Parts and Labor This limited warranty begins on the original date of purchase, and is valid only on products purchased and used in the United States. R-tron will repair or replace this product, at our option and at no charge as stipulated herein, with new or reconditioned parts or products if found to be defective during the limited warranty period specified above. All replaced parts and products become the property of R-tron and must be returned to R-tron. Replacement parts and products assume the remaining original warranty. This limited warranty covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship encountered in normal, and except to the extent otherwise expressly provided for in this statement, use of this product, and shall not apply to the following, including, but not limited to: damage which occurs in installation; applications and uses for which this product was not intended; altered product or serial numbers; cosmetic damage or exterior finish; accidents, abuse, neglect, fire, water, lightning or other acts of nature; use of products, equipment, systems, utilities, services, parts, supplies, accessories, applications, installations, repairs, external wiring or connectors not supplied or authorized by R-tron which damage this product or result in service problems; or incorrect electrical line voltage, fluctuations and surges; customer adjustments and failure to follow operating instruction. R-tron does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of the product. THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED AND DESCRIBED ABOVE, AND NO WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL APPLY AFTER THE EXPRESS WARRANTY PERIODS STATED ABOVE, AND NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTY OR GUARANTY GIVEN BY ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT SHALL BE BINDING ON R-tron.
Return Material Authorization(RMA) Procedure The return and exchange of products are not allowed without prior approval from R-tron America, Inc. Please follow the exchange procedure below. 1. Call Tech Support for troubleshooting. 2. If the device has a hardware problem, R-tron will replace it if it is within warranty. A RMA number will be issued for the return. 3. R-tron will ship the replacement and a return label will be provided. 4. The customer must return the product using the original packaging, including accessories.

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