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Nokia Intratalk GSM 1900 BTS

User Manual, Version 6

467255A_606_NOLSP

DN99604495 © Nokia Corporation 1 (52)Issue 8 en Nokia Proprietary and Confidential

Booster unit installation andcabling

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Booster unit installation and cabling

2 (52) © Nokia Corporation DN99604495Nokia Proprietary and Confidential Issue 8 en

The information in this documentation is subject to change without notice and describes onlythe product defined in the introduction of this documentation. This documentation is intendedfor the use of Nokia's customers only for the purposes of the agreement under which thedocumentation is submitted, and no part of it may be reproduced or transmitted in any form ormeans without the prior written permission of Nokia. The documentation has been prepared tobe used by professional and properly trained personnel, and the customer assumes fullresponsibility when using it. Nokia welcomes customer comments as part of the process ofcontinuous development and improvement of the documentation.

The information or statements given in this documentation concerning the suitability, capacity,or performance of the mentioned hardware or software products cannot be considered bindingbut shall be defined in the agreement made between Nokia and the customer. However, Nokiahas made all reasonable efforts to ensure that the instructions contained in the documentationare adequate and free of material errors and omissions. Nokia will, if necessary, explain issueswhich may not be covered by the documentation.

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Hereby, Nokia Corporation, declares that this product is in compliance with theessential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive: 1999/5/EC.

The product is marked with the CE marking and Notied Body number according to theDirective 1999/5/EC

FCC FCC §15.21 - Information to user - This product is used as an intentional radiatedequipment and any changes or modications on the equipment without any approvalby Nokia could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

FCC §15.105 - Information to user - This equipment has been tested and found tocomply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCCRules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with theinstructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, thereis no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If thisequipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which canbe determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try tocorrect the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which thereceiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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Contents

Contents 5

List of tables 6

List of figures 7

1 Introduction 11

2 Booster installation 132.1 Installing the Booster plug-in units 14

3 Booster configuration upgrade 173.1 Standard site to Booster site 18

4 Cabling configuration examples 21

5 Booster cable sets 255.1 FCBA 11 Booster cable set 255.2 FCBB 11 Booster cable set 26

6 Rooftop antenna cabling with Booster 296.1 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 1-TRX 296.2 Antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 1-TRX 306.3 Antenna connections for boosted Flexitalk 1-TRX 316.4 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRX Omni 326.5 Antenna connections for boosted CItytalk 2-TRX Omni 336.6 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRX Omni, parallel

cabling 356.7 Antenna connections for boosted CItytalk 2-TRX Omni, parallel

cabling 366.8 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2+2+2, standard cabling 376.9 Antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2+2+2, standard cabling 38

7 Unit cabling with Booster 397.1 Basic Booster cabling 407.2 Standard cabling for a boosted 1-TRX 417.3 Standard Cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni 447.4 Parallel cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni 47

References 51

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List of tables

Table 1. Various Booster configurations 21

Table 2. Configuration cable sets 25

Table 3. FCBA Booster cable set (GSM 900) 26

Table 4. FCBB Booster cable set (GSM 1800 / 1900) 26

Table 5. Basic Booster configurations 40

Table 6. Point-to-point for cabling a boosted 1-TRX 42

Table 7. Point-to-point list for cabling a standard boosted 2-TRX Omni 46

Table 8. Point-to-point list for cabling a parallel boosted 2-TRX Omni 48

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List of figures

Figure 1. Conceptual view of a Booster configuration 12

Figure 2. Various Booster configurations with Citytalk BTS 23

Figure 3. Various Booster configurations with Intratalk BTS 24

Figure 4. Bending semi-rigid cable 993552 / 993514 27

Figure 5. Bending semi-rigid cable 993514 28

Figure 6. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 1-TRX 30

Figure 7. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 1-TRX 31

Figure 8. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Flexitalk 1-TRX 32

Figure 9. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRX Omni 33Figure 10. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2-TRX Omni 34

Figure 11. Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRX Omni, parallelcabling 35

Figure 12. Antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2-TRX Omni, parallelcabling 36

Figure 13. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2+2+2, standardcabling 37

Figure 14. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2+2+2, standard

cabling 38Figure 15. Standard cabling for a boosted 1-TRX, GSM 900 41

Figure 16. Standard cabling for a boosted 1-TRX, GSM 1800 / 1900 42

Figure 17. Standard cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 900 44

Figure 18. Standard cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 1800 / 1900 45

Figure 19. Parallel cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 900 47

Figure 20. Parallel cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 1800 / 1900 48

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Summary of changes

Version 6, 20 th April 1999.

Version 7, 2 nd August 2000:

• Chapter 2 now contains reference to Dual duplex cable set

• Chapter 2 now contains reference to cable set OHCA as Citytalk only,Intratalk supplied with own cable set

• Chapter 5.1, cable set FCBA always provided, details in Table 3 corrected

• Chapter 5.2, cable set FCBB always provided, details in Table 4 and notecorrected

• Chapter 7.3, cable No 9 details in Table 7 corrected

• Chapter 7.4, Details for cables No 8 and 10 Table 8 have been corrected toshow differences between Citytalk and Intratalk

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Introduction


Note

1 Introduction

Please carefully read all Warnings and Cautions in Reference [1] in this UserManual before commencing any installation measures, and implement whenever

applicable.

The Nokia Booster product is a highly integrated solution for enabling the samegeographic coverage with fewer base stations; and it fits seamlessly into Nokia's3rd Generation Base Station cabinets. The Booster has higher output power(EIRP) for downlink. The use of a Masthead Amplifier (MHA) together with theBooster ensures link balance when high feeder losses are present. The Booster'shigh downlink power also enables enhanced in-building coverage by a BTS in anurban or suburban location.

The Booster configuration is available for Intratalk, Citytalk, and Flexitalk forGSM 900, 1800, and 1900.

In addition to a TRX, the Booster configuration comprises:

• Transmitter Booster Unit (TBU) - Boosts downlink

• Antenna Filter High-Power Unit (AFH) - Filters uplink/downlink andamplifies uplink

• Masthead Amplifier (MHA) - Improves uplink

Figure 1 is a conceptual view of a Booster configuration.

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Figure 1. Conceptual view of a Booster configuration

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Booster installation


Note

2 Booster installationThis section presents the installation instructions for the Nokia Booster plug-inunits for GSM 900/1800/1900. The Booster works with Intratalk, Citytalk, andFlexitalk.

Both the TBU and the AFH are designed to use existing space in the BTS (BaseTransceiver Station) cabinet. The TBU is installed in the BTS in place of astandard, second TRX unit in the TRX subrack. The AFH is installed in the BTSin place of a standard AFE or AFT unit.

The Booster configuration includes the Booster Kit units:

• Transmitter Booster Unit (TBU)

• Antenna Filter High-Power Unit (AFH)

• Booster Cable Set (FCBA), 467565A

• Booster Cable Set (FCBB), 467566A

These units are acquired separately from the Booster Kit for the Boosterconfiguration:

• TRX

• MHA

• Bias Tee

• Dual Duplex Cable Set (FCAC), 46603A for inter shelf cabling

• Horizontal Cable Set (OHCA), 467531A for Citytalk inter cabinet cabling

The Intratalk Extension cabinet is supplied with a set of inter cabinet cablesinstalled.

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Booster installation


WARNING

WARNING

Caution

Caution

Plug-in units are fastened to the cabinet with the fixing screws on the unit frontpanels. The fastening surfaces of the units, subracks, and the cabinet have anelectrically conductive finishing.

Turn off the power supply before installing or removing the TBU and AFHunits.

Handle heavy plug-in units with care. The following units are consideredheavy: AFH and TBU.

Exercise caution when handling units that are susceptible to damage by static anduse an anti-static wrist strap connected to the ESD stud. You can identify such aunit by the ESD label on the unit front panel.

Install the TBU into the slot with great caution to avoid damage to the backplaneand connectors. Use the handles provided on the unit front panel to insert the unit.Press the lower end of the unit front panel to slide the unit into place.

Unpack and install the AFH and TBU plug-in units into the BTScabinet as follows:

1. Unpack the unit from its protective package and check for damage.

2. Carefully line up the top and bottom guides with those on the subrack.

3. Slide the unit into the subrack until the rear connector is fully engaged andthe rear of the front panel sits flush with the subrack assembly.

4. Tighten the screws before powering the units. Do not overtighten thescrews.

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Booster configuration upgrade


Note

10. Update the Hardware Database to reflect the Booster configuration.

Standard 3+3+3 to Booster (1+2)x3 (ICE)

1. Remove one AFE/AFT unit from each sector and replace with an AFHunit.

2. Three AFE/AFT units remain in the BTS.

3. Add one TBU next to the AFH unit in each sector (see Figures 2 and 3).

4. Install six MHAs at the masthead if not already used with the standardBTS.

5. If required, use a jumper cable to move one feeder cable from the Basiccabinet to the Extension cabinet

6. Update the Hardware Database to reflect the Booster configuration

To upgrade existing Booster sites, add and/or replace the plug-in units as shownin Figures 2 and 3. Be sure to update the Hardware Database to reflect the newBooster configuration.

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Cabling configuration examples


4 Cabling configuration examplesSome of the Booster configurations for GSM 900/1800/1900 are listed in Table1. Cabling and antenna configurations are in Chapters 6 and 7.

A general view of various Booster configurations with the Citytalk BTS ispresented in Figure 2.

Table 1. Various Booster congurations

Congurations Units Cabinets

1+1+1 3 TBUs

3 AFHs

3 TRXs

6 MHAs

Basic

2+2+2

Standard or ParallelCabling

6 TBUs

6 AFHs

6 TRXs

6 MHAs

Basic & Extension

2-TRX Omni 2 TBUs

2 AFHs

2 TRXs

2 MHAs

Basic

2 + 1 3 TBUs

3 AFHs

3 TRXs

4 MHAs

Basic

ICE:

(1+2)x3

with AFE

3 TBUs

3 AFHs

3 AFEs

9 TRXs

6-12 MHAs

Basic & Extension

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AFH4

AFH5

AFH6

TBU

TRX8

TBU

TBU

TRX

10TRX12

AFH2

TBU

TRX4

AFH1

TBU

TRX2

AFH2TBU

TRX4

AFH1TBU

TRX2

AFH3TBU

TRX6

AFH2

TBU

TRX4

1+1+1Basic Basic

AFH1

AFH1

AFH2

AFH3

DN

2+1

Basic Extension

2-TRX Omni

2+2+2 Standard

Basic

ICE: (1+2)x3 Standard with AFE

TBU

TRX2

TBU

TRX2

TBU

TBU

TRX

4TRX6

AFH3

TBU

TRX

6

Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 3

Sector 1 Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 1

Sector 3 Sector 2

Sector 2Sector 3

Sector 1

2+2+2 Parallel

Sector 1

Sector 3

Sector 2

AFH4

AFH5

AFH6

TBU

TRX8

TBU

TBU

TRX

10TRX12

AFH1

AFH2

AFH3

Basic Extension

TBU

TRX2

TBU

TBU

TRX

4TRX6

AFE4

AFH5

AFE6

T

BU

TR

X8

TBU

TRX11

TRX10TRX12

AFH1

AFH2

AFE3

Basic Extension

TR

X7

TR

X2

TBU

TRX5

TRX4

TRX6

Sector 1

Sector 3

Sector 2

AFE4

AFE5

AFE6

TRX8

TRX9

TRX11

TRX10

TRX12

AFH1

AFH2

AFH3

Basic Extension

T

BU

TRX2

TBU

TBU

TRX4

TRX6

ICE: (1+2)x3 Parallel with AF

TRX7

Citytalk

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Cabling configuration examples


Figure 2. Various Booster configurations with Citytalk BTS

A general view of various Booster configurations with the Intratalk BTS is

presented in Figure 3.

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Figure 3. Various Booster configurations with Intratalk BTS

AFH1

AFH2

AFH3

TBU

TRX2

TBU

TBU

TRX4

TRX6

AFH2TBU

TRX4

AFH1TBU

TRX2

AFH2TBU

TRX4

AFH1TBU

TRX2

AFH3TBU

TRX6

AFH2TBU

TRX4

1+1+1Basic Basic

AFH1

AFH4

AFH5

AFH6

2+1

BasicExtension

2-TRX Omni

2+2+2 Standard

Basic

ICE: (1+2)x3 Standard with AFE

TBU

TRX2

Common Units Common UnitsCommon Units

TBU

TRX8

TBU

TBU

TRX10TRX12

Common Units

AFH2

AFE3

TBU

TRX

5

TRX4

TRX

6

AFH5

AFE6

BasicExtension

TBU

TRX

11

TRX10TRX

12

Common Units

AFH3TBU

TRX6

Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 3

Sector 1 Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 1

Sector 3 Sector 2

Sector 2Sector 3

AFE4

TRX2

TRX7

TRX8

AFH1TBU

Sector 1

AFH1

AFH2

AFH3

TBU

TRX2

TBU

TBU

TRX4

TRX6

AFH4

AFH5

AFH6

BasicExtension2+2+2 Parallel

TBU

TRX8

TBU

TBU

TRX10

TRX12

Common Units

Sector 1

Sector 3

Sector 2

DN99604502

AFE1

AFE2

AFE3

TRX1

TRX2

TRX3

TRX

5

TRX4

TRX

6

AFH4

AFH5

AFH6

BasicExtension

TBU

TRX8

TBU

TBU

TRX10

TRX

12

Common Units

Sector 1

Sector 3

Sector 2

ICE: (1+2)x3 Parallel with AFE

Intratalk

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Booster cable sets


5 Booster cable setsThe Booster plug-in units are the TBU and AFH. The TBU is a form-fitreplacement for a TRX. The connections between the Booster plug-in units areimplemented with a Booster Cable Set. Other connections are implemented withthe pre-installed cabinet cables. A Booster Cable Set always accompanies theBooster plug-in units in the delivery.

For a Booster configuration, there are two front cable sets, one for GSM 900 andone for GSM 1800 / 1900:

Each FCB Booster cable set consists of 6 cables. The Booster cable sets are usedfor all Booster configurations. The cable codes, connectors, and connectionpoints are detailed in Tables 3 and 4. One RX cable is extra, depending on theBooster configuration chosen.

5.1 FCBA 11 Booster cable set

The FCBA 11 Booster cable set consists of 5 cables. It is always delivered withthe unit. Table 3 details the cable codes, connectors, and cable lengths.

Table 2. Conguration cable sets

Booster Cable Set GSM Product Code

FCBA Cable Set GSM 900 467565A

FCBB Cable Set GSM 1800 / 1900 467566A

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* When installing semi-rigid cables on the Citytalk cabinet, stretch the cablesslightly at the curves to make them fit the units properly. Be careful not to bendthe cables so much that it causes kinks or dents in the cables.

5.2 FCBB 11 Booster cable set

The FCBB 11 Booster cable set consists of 5 cables. It is always delivered withthe unit. Table 4 details the cable codes, connectors, and cable lengths.

Table 3. FCBA Booster cable set (GSM 900)

Cable Code Connector Type From Connector To Connector Cable Length993515 * N TRX / TX TBU / TX IN 320 mm

993522 * N TBUA / TX OUT AFHA or J or H / TX 110 mm

993529 D Sub 9-pin, female TBU / X3 AFH / X2 150 mm

990626

2 off

SMA AFT_/MAIN RX1 TRX_/RX 350 mm

990594 SMA AFH / DIV RX TRX / DIV RX

in next subrack

650 mm

Table 4. FCBB Booster cable set (GSM 1800 / 1900)

Cable Code Connector Type From Connector To Connector Cable Length

990594 SMA AFH / DIV RX TRX / DIV RX

in next subrack

650 mm

990626

2 off

SMA AFH / RX1

and

AFH / DIV RX

TRX / RX

and

TRX / DIV RX

350 mm

993514 * N TBUB or L / TX OUT AFHB or L / TX 230 mm

993515 * N TRX / TX TBU / TX IN 320 mm

990529 D Sub 9-pin, female TBU / X3 AFH / X1 150 mm

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Booster cable sets


Note

* When installing semi-rigid cables on the Citytalk cabinet, stretch the cablesslightly at the curves to make them fit the units properly. Be careful not to bendthe cables so much that it causes kinks or dents in the cables.

Additional cables may be required for the MHA and Bias Tee (e.g., LNCA467370A), or for horizontal cabling (e.g., OHCA 467531A for Citytalk, Intratalk Extension cabinet comes with cables already provided).

Figure 4. Bending semi-rigid cable 993552 / 993514

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Figure 5. Bending semi-rigid cable 993514

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Rooftop antenna cabling with Booster


Note

6 Rooftop antenna cabling with Booster

All AFTs, AFHs, and TRXs are identified by hardware address.

6.1 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 1-TRX

Figure 6 shows the cabinet slots inside of the cabinet and antenna connections onthe roof of the cabinet for the AFH and TRX for Boosted Intratalk 1-TRX.

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Figure 8. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Flexitalk 1-TRX

6.4 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRXOmni

Figure 9 shows how to make Booster cable connections from the units inside of the Intratalk cabinet up to the antenna connectors on the cabinet roof.

AFH TBU TRX

DN99604553

Flexitalk

2

DIV RX

TX/RXTo Connector 1

To Connector 2

1

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Figure 9. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRX Omni

6.5 Antenna connections for boosted CItytalk 2-TRXOmni

Figure 10 shows how to make Booster cable connections from the units inside of the Citytalk cabinet up to the antenna connectors on the cabinet roof.

DN99604565

1 23

45

67

8 9

AFH

AFH

TBU TRX

TBU TRX

Antenna Connectors

1

2

2

4

Sector 1

TX/DIV RX

TX/RX

To AntennaConnector 1

Intratalk2-TRX Omni

(TX/RX)

To AntennaConnector 2(TX/DIV RX)

TX/RX

TX/RX

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Figure 10. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2-TRX Omni

DN99604577

AFH

AFH

TRX

TRX

123

45

67

89

AFH TRX

TBU

TBU

TBU

6

2

3

1

TX/RX

Citytalk2-TRX Omni

Sector 1(TX/RX)


(TX/DIV RX)


TX/DIV RX

TX/RX

TX/RX

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6.6 Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRXOmni, parallel cabling

Figure 11. Antenna connections for boosted Intratalk 2-TRX Omni, parallelcabling

12

3

4

56

78

9

Basic Cabinet

AFH

AFH

AFH

1011

12Extension Cabinet

AFH

AFH

AFH

TBU TRX

2

TBU TRX

4

TBU TRX

6

TBU TRX

8

TBU TRX

10

TBU TRX

12

13

1415

Intratalk2-TRX Omni

Antenna Connectors

DN99604589

Sector 1

Sector 3

Sector 2

Sector 3TX/RX

Sector 2TX/RX

Sector 1TX/RX

Sector 3TX/RX

Sector 2TX/RXSector 1

TX/RX

To AntennaConnector 10(TX/DIV RX)



1617

18

4

5

6

2

1

3

ANT

To AntennaConnector 1(TX/RX)



(TX/DIV RX)

(TX/DIV RX)

ANT

ANTANT

ANT ANT

(TX/RX)

(TX/RX)

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6.7 Antenna connections for boosted CItytalk 2-TRXOmni, parallel cabling

Figure 12. Antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2-TRX Omni, parallelcabling

123 4

5 67

89

AFH

AFH

AFH

Basic Cabinet

AFH

AFH

AFH

Extension Cabinet

TBU

TBU TRX

TBU

TBU TRX

TBU TRX

TBU

6

2 10

101112

131415

16

Citytalk2-TRX Omni

TRX

4

TRX

8

TRX

12

3

1

2

4

5

6

DN99604608

Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 3

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/RX




Sector 3TX/RX

Sector 2TX/RX

Sector 1TX/RXSector 3

TX/RX

Sector 2TX/RX

Sector 1TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/RX


TX/RX


TX/RX

To Antenna

Connector 10

TX/RX

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6.9 Antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2+2+2,standard cabling

Figure 14. Slots and antenna connections for boosted Citytalk 2+2+2, standardcabling

12

3 4

5 67

89

AFH

AFH

AFH

Basic Cabinet

AFH

AFH

AFH

Extension Cabinet

TBU

TBU TRX

TBU

TBU TRX

TBU TRX

TBU

6

2 10

101112

131415

16

Citytalk2+2+2

TRX

4

TRX

8

TRX

12

3

1

2

DN99604623

Sector 1

Sector 2 Sector 3

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/DIV RX




TX/DIV RX

Sector 1TX/RX

Sector 2TX/RX

TX/DIV RX

4

5

6

TX/RX


TX/DIV RX

TX/DIV RX

Sector 3

TX/RX

Sector 1TX/DIV RX

TX/DIV RX

TX/RX

TX/DIV RX

TX/RX

TX/RX

TX/DIV RX



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Unit cabling with Booster


7 Unit cabling with BoosterThis section presents the cabling for the Nokia Booster configuration for GSM900/1800/1900. The Booster works with Intratalk, Citytalk, and Flexitalk.

For a new Base Transceiver Station (BTS), refer to the appropriate User Manualfor the product and complete BTS cabling instructions. Use this document forinstructions directly related to the Booster configuration, which constitutes a partof the total BTS cabling scenario.

In addition to a TRX, the units directly related to the Booster configuration are:

• Transmitter Booster Unit (TBU)

• Antenna Filter High-Power Unit (AFH)

• Masthead Amplifier (MHA)/Bias Tee

Basic Booster configurations include:

• - Booster 1+1+1: 3 TRX Units; 3 TBU Units; 3 AFH Units; 6 MHA Units• Booster 2+2+2: Extension Cabinet; 6 TRXs; 6 TBUs; 6 AFHs; 6 MHAs (2

per sector: 1 MAIN and 1 DIV)

ICE configurations include:

• - Booster (1+2)x3 with ICE : 9 TRXs; 3 TBUs; 3 AFHs; 3 AFEs; 6-12MHAs (use 6 MHAs if transmitting on both RX and DIV RX antennas; use12 MHAs if not transmitting from DIV RX antennas)

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7.2 Standard cabling for a boosted 1-TRX

Figure 15. Standard cabling for a boosted 1-TRX, GSM 900

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHA/J/H TBUA TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

DIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM

DIV RXRX 1

RX 2

X2

TXTEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

X1

AFH

78

69

15

2

3

4

DN99604635

GSM 900

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Figure 16. Standard cabling for a boosted 1-TRX, GSM 1800 / 1900

DN99604705

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHB/L TBUB/L TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX

CH

RS-232

[MAIN]

DIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM DIV RX

RX 1

RX 2

X1

TX

TEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

X2

AFH

TX

789

1

2

6

4

3

GSM 1800/1900

5

Table 6. Point-to-point for cabling a boosted 1-TRX

CableNo.

Cable CodeFrom Unit / Connector

To Unit / Connector

1 993515 TRX / TX TBU / TX IN

2 993522 * or

993514 **

TBUA / TX OUT

TBUB or L / TX OUT

AFHA or J or H / TX

AFHB or L / TX

3 AFHA/J/H:

990911B AFHB/L:Cable included withunit

AFH / DUP OUT AFH / RX ANT

4 Refer to appropriateUser Manual.Depends oncabinet/slot.

AFH /ANT Roof / TX / RX ANT

5 993529 TBU / X3 AFH / X1** or X2*

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7.3 Standard Cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni

Figure 17. Standard cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 900

DN99604717

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHA/J/H TBUA TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHA/J/H TBUA TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIV

RXCH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

DIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM

DIV RX

RX 1

RX 2

X1

TXTEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

AFH

DIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM

DIV RX

RX 1

RX 2

X2

TXTEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

X1

AFH

6

43

25

1

78 9

12

15

1411

13

10

16

X2

GSM 9002-TRX Standard

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Figure 18. Standard cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 1800 / 1900

DN99604729

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

TBUB/L TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX

CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

TBUB/L TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX

CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

2

1

78

9

11

10

16

AFHB/L

DIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM DIV RX

RX 1

RX 2

X1

TX

TEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

X2

AFH

6

4

5

AFHB/L

DIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM DIV RX

RX 1

RX 2

X1

TX

TEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

X2

AFH

13

15

1214

3

GSM 1800/1900

2-TRX Standard

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* GSM 900

Table 7. Point-to-point list for cabling a standard boosted 2-TRX Omni

Cable No. Cable Code From Unit / Connector To Unit / Connector

1 993515 TBU / TX IN TRX / TX

2 993522 * or

993514 **

TBUB or L / TX OUT

AFH / DUP OUT

AFHA or J or H / TX

3 Included withunit


4 Refer toappropriateUser Manual

AFH / ANT Roof / TX / RX ANT

5 993529 TBU / X3 AFH / X1** or X2*

6 Refer toappropriateUser Manual.Depends oncabinet/slot.

AFH / X2** or X1* Backplane

7 990626 AFH / RX1 TRX / RX

8 990594 AFH / RX2 TRX / RX

9 990598 AFH / RX2 TRX / DIV RX

10 993515 TBU / TX IN TRX / TX

11 993522 * or

993514 **

TBUA / TX OUT

TBUB or L / TX OUT

AFHA or J or H / TX

AFHB or L / TX

12 Included withunit




14 993529 TBU / X3 AFH / X1** or X2*



16 990626 AFH / RX1 X / DIV RX

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Note

** GSM 1800 / 1900

Refer to the appropriate User Manual for your Base Transceiver Station'sinstructions on how to cable units that are not part of the Booster configuration.

7.4 Parallel cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni

Figure 19. Parallel cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 900

GSM 900

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHA/J/H TBUA TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX

CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHA/J/H TBUA TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX

CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

7

3

42

8

1

10

4

2

1

9

3

DIVRXANT

RXANT

FLT

OPR

ALM

DIV RXRX 1

RX 2

X2

TX

TEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUPOUT

RX 3

X1

AFHDIV RX ANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM

DIV RXRX 1

RX 2

X2

TX

TEST OUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX 3

X1

AFH

6

5

6

5

DN99604744

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Figure 20. Parallel cabling for boosted 2-TRX Omni, GSM 1800 / 1900

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHB/L TBUB/L

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX CH

RS-232

[MAIN]

TX IN

FLT

OPR

ALM

TX OUT

TBU

AFHB/L TBUB/L TRX

X3

RST

TRX

OPR

ALM

FLT

RX

DIVRX

CH

RS-232

TX

[MAIN]

7

3

4

2

8

1

10

4

23

1

9

DIV RX ANT

RXANT

FLT

OPR

ALM DIVRX

RX 1

RX 2

X1

TX

TESTOUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX3

X2

AFH

DIVRXANT

RX ANT

FLT

OPR

ALM DIVRX

RX 1

RX 2

X1

TX

TESTOUT

ANTENNA

DUP OUT

RX3

X2

AFH

6

5

6

5

TX

DN99604756

TRX

GSM 1800/1900

Table 8. Point-to-point list for cabling a parallel boosted 2-TRX Omni

CableNo.

Cable CodeFrom Unit/ Connector

To Unit/ Connector

1 993515

2 993522 * or

993514 **

TBUA / TX OUT

TBUB or L / TX OUT

AFHA or J or H / TX

AFHB or L / TX

3 Included with unit AFH / DUP OUT AFH / RX ANT

4 Refer toappropriate UserManual


5 993529 TBU / X3 AFH / X1** / X2*

6 Refer toappropriate UserManual


7 Rack 1: 990626

Rack 2: 990626

Rack 3: 990626

AFH / RX1 TRX / RX

8 (Citytalk)

Rack 1: 993435

Rack 2: 993436

Rack 3: 993436

AFH / RX2 TRX / RX

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Note

* GSM 900

** GSM 1800 / 1900

Refer to the appropriate User Manual for your Base Transceiver Station'sinstructions on how to cable units that are not part of the Booster configuration.

8 (Intratalk)

Rack 1: 990589

Rack 2: 990624

Rack 3: 992662

AFH / RX2 TRX / RX

9 Rack 1: 990626

Rack 2: 990626

Rack 3: 990626

AFH / RX1 TRX / DIV RX

10 (Citytalk)

Rack 1: 993435

Rack 2: 993436

Rack 3: 993436


10(Intratalk)

Rack 1: 990591

Rack 2: 990621

Rack 3: 990591


Table 8. Point-to-point list for cabling a parallel boosted 2-TRX Omni

CableNo.

Cable CodeFrom Unit/ Connector

To Unit/ Connector

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