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Product HighlightsRBS 2308

Sufficent capacity in hot spots e.g. down town areas, sports arenas

Capacity and coverage in airports,

shopping malls, offices etc.

High speed packet data.

Deployment in areas

lacking new sites

Release of capacity

and/or spectrum

•4TRX, expandable up to 12

through extension cabinets

•Totally silent

•No footprint

•Small outline

•Full EDGE and GPRS support

•Indoor as well as outdoor deployment

Sufficent capacity in hot spots e.g. down town areas, sports arenas

Capacity and coverage in airports,

shopping malls, offices etc.

Release of capacity

and/or spectrum

High speed packet data.

Release of capacity

and/or spectrum

Capacity and coverage in airports,

shopping malls, offices etc.

Capacity and coverage in airports,

shopping malls, offices etc.

Sufficent capacity in hot spots e.g. down town areas, sports arenas

Capacity and coverage in airports,

shopping malls, offices etc.

Deployment in areas

lacking new sites

Sufficent capacity in hot spots e.g. down town areas, sports arenas

Deployment in areas

lacking new sites

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Technical Description (2)Standard Hardware Units

1. MBU (1-4)- Mounting Base Unit

The MBU is the mechanical mounting Inter-

face for the RBS 2308. It contains the inter-

face for the main power supply, and provides

surge and transient protection for incoming

lines. Circuit breakers for main power and

a switch for RRU power are located here.

2. IXU (1)- Interface and Switching Unit

The IXU is in the central control unit for oneRBS. All switching of traffic is performed inthe IXU. The IXU has integrated powersupply and climate control. The FlashMemory Card, the TIM, and all externalinterfaces except AC/DC power, antennasand the fan unit are located on the IXU.

The IXU is only used in RBS 2308 Master

2A. Flash Memory Card (1) 2A

All loadable software and the IDB are stored

on the Flash Memory Card. The cards

Contains all information for configuring

replacement units if RBS 2308s are

exchanged.

2B. TIM (1)Transmission Interface Module

2B

2A

The TIM provides an interface to various

transmission standards. Different TIMs can

be defined for different standards. Currently

only E1/T1 is supported.

3. RRU (1-3)- Remote Radio Unit

The RRU contains the transceivers;

it handles the combining and distributing

functions for the RBS 2308. The RRU has

integrated power supply and climate control.

4. Sunshields( 1 top, 1 front, 2 side / cabinet)

Main functions of the Sunshield are to reduce

heat from direct solar radiation and act as

lockable design cover.

1

2

3

4

2A

2B

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RBS 2308 - External antennas without MCB

MXUPIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Master

Tx1/Tx2, RxA

Tx3/Tx4, RxB

•Application/s:

• Microcell Hotspot (4,-,-)

• Microcell layer (4,-,-,)

• Coverage of small villages (4,-,-)

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RBS 2308 - External antennas without MCB

MXUPIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Master

Tx1/Tx2, RxA

Tx3/Tx4, RxBPIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Extension 1

Tx1/Tx2, RxA

Tx3/Tx4, RxB

Y-link

•Application/s:

• High capacity microcell layer (8,-,-)

• High capacity microcell hotspots (8,-, -)

• High capacity microcell hotspots (4,4, -)

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RBS 2308 - External antennas without MCB

MXUPIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Master

Tx1/Tx2, RxA

RxB'

Tx3/Tx4, RxB

RXBP

RXBP RxA'

Sector 1 Sector 2

•Application/s:

• Hotspot microcell

• SunSite, (2,2,0)

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RBS 2308 - External antennas with MCB

MXUPIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Master

Tx1/Tx2/Tx3/Tx4, Rx

Att.

MCB ARP

•Application/s:

• Microcell Hotspot (4,-,-)

• Microcell layer (4,-,-,)

• Indoor coverage (4,-,-)

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RBS 2308 - External antennas with MCB

MXUPIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Master

Tx1/Tx2/Tx3/Tx4, Rx

Att.or

MCB ARP

PIU

RRU-4

RBS 2308, Extension 1

Tx5/Tx6/Tx7/Tx8, Rx

Att.

MCB ARP

Y-link

•Application/s:

• High capacity Microcell Hotspot (8,-,-)

• High capacity Microcell layer (8,-,-,)

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RBS 2308 - External antennas with MCB

"Area 1"

DXU21PIU

4 TRX-U

RBS 2308, Master

Tx1/Tx2/Tx3/Tx4, Rx

Tx1/Tx2/Tx3/Tx4, Rx

MCB ARP

"Area 2"

•Application/s:

• Microcell Hotspot (“4”,”4”,-)

• Indoor coverage (“4”,”4”,-)

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Applications (1)Indoor

Coverage and capacity in railway station. Silent operation is mandatory. Public access to the installation. MCB combines 4 TRXs to one external antenna or to the first splitter in a distributed antenna system.

Antenna

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Applications (2)Hot Spot

Demand for very high capacity.

One master cabinet and two extension cabinets.

XXXXX

XXXXX

XXXXX

PCM

Power Power Power

Master Extension Extension

Antenna Antenna Antenna

Y-Links between Master and Extensions

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Applications (3)Mix of challanges...

XXXXX

Fan Unit

Fan for enhanced cooling. Minilink for transmission. AC power is the only physical interface

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Tidy installation

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