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Table of contents
INTRODUCTION
1.
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
2.
RADIO CONFIGURATIONS.
2.1.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
2.1.1. GSM900 Radio configuration codification rules.
2.1.2. Bi-Band & Tri-Band Radio configurations codification rules.
2.2.
SYNTHETIC DESCRIPTION OF ANTENNA SYSTEMS.
2.2.1. Vertical polarisation antenna.
2.2.2. Space diversity.
2.2.3. Cross polarisation antenna.
2.2.4. Vertical polarisation antenna with LNA.
2.2.5. Space diversity with LNA.
2.2.6. Cross polarisation antenna with LNA.
2.3.
Conventions.
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RADIO CONFIGURATIONS EVOLUTIONS.

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3.1
Capacity enhancement philosophy.
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3.2.
Traffic and dualband configurations
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3.2.1. How to use these tables.
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3.2.2. Tables:
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3.3.
Dual Band Radio Configuration Evolutions.
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3.3.1 Evolution S2 to S4: standard GSM 900 evolution
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3.3.2. Evolution S4 to S6 and to S8 : Evolution to be avoid !!
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3.3.3 Evolution S4 to S4S2 and to S4S4 : standard dualband evolution 25
3.3.4 Evolution S2 to S2S2 to S4S2 and to S4S4: non standard evolution 26
3.3.5. Evolution S4S4 to S4S6 and to S4S8: standard evolution
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3.3.6 Evolution S6 to S6S2 and to S6S4: non standard evolution
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3.3.7 Evolution S8 to S8S2 and to S8S4: non standard evolution
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3.3.8. Evolution S6 to S4S2 and to S4S4: evolution for quality or quality and
capacity reasons
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3.3.9 Evolution S8 to S4S4 and to S4S6: evolution for quality or quality and
capacity reasons
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3.3.10. Evolution S6S2 to S4S4 and to S4S6: evolution for quality or quality
and capacity reasons
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3.3.11 Evolution S6S4 to S4S6 and to S4S8: evolution for quality or quality
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3.3.12 Evolution S8S2 to S4S6 and to S4S8: evolution for quality or quality
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3.3.13. Evolution S8S4 to S4S8 and to S4S8: evolution for quality reasons 32
4.
GSM 900 RADIO CONFIGURATIONS DESCRIPTION.

4.1. GSM 900 : 2TRX
4.1.1. CR011H
4.1.2. CR011HDP
4.1.3. CR011HDE
4.1.4. CR111H
4.1.5. CR131H
4.2.
GSM 900 : 4TRX
4.2.1. CR013H
4.2.2. CR113H
4.2.3. CR022HDP
4.2.4. CR222HDP
4.2.5. CR262HDP
4.2.6. CR022HDE
4.2.7. CR222HDE
4.3.
GSM 900 : 6TRX
4.3.1. CR025HDP
4.3.2. CR225HDP
4.3.3. CR033HDP
4.3.4. CR443HDP
4.3.5. CR4B3HDP
4.3.6. CR025HDE
4.3.7. CR225HDE
4.4.
GSM 900 : 8TRX
4.4.1. CR026HDP
4.4.2. CR226HDP
4.4.3. CR044HDP
4.4.4. CR444HDP
4.4.5. CR4C4HDP
4.4.6. CR026HDE
4.4.7. CR226HDE
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DUAL BAND RADIO CONFIGURATION

GSM 900 and GSM 1800: S2S2
CR02210HVD ( CR02210HGDv )
CR02220HPD ( CR02220HGDp )
CR02200HPD ( CR02200HGDp ) Not preferred
CR4B*300HPD ( CR4B300HGDp )
CR4B300HDD ( CR4B300HGDvGDv )
CR03320HDD ( CR03320HGDvGDv )
CR03300HPD ( CR03300HGDp ) Not preferred.
CR04400HPD(CR04400HGDp) Not preferred.
CR4C400HPD ( CR4C400HGDp )
CR04420HDD( CR04420HGDvGDv )
CR4C400HDD (CR4C400HGDvGDv )
CR05520HFF ( CR05520HGDpDp )
CR05500HFF (CR05500HGDpDp) Not preferred.
CR6H500HFF ( CR6H500HGDpDp )
CR06600HFF(CR06600HGDvDv) Not preferred.
CR6I600HFF ( CR6I600HGDpDp )
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CR6G400HEE ( CR6G400HGpDp )
CR69400HPD (CR69400HGpGDp)
CR04420HEE ( CR04420HGpGDp )
CR04400HEE(CR04400HGpGDp) Not preferred.
CR47600HPD (CR47600HGDp)
CR03620HDD (CR03620HGDvGDv)
CR48700HDD (CR48700HGDvGDv )
CR6A500HEE (CR6A500HGpGDp)
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CR6H500HEE ( CR6H500HGpDp ) (Preferred)
CR6H500HEE ( CR6H500HGpGDp )
CR6A500HEE ( CR6A500HGpGDp )
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CR6I600HEE ( CR6I600HGpDp ) (Prefered)
CR06600HEE(CR06600HgpGDp) Not preferred.
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RADIO CONFIGURATIONS: RECOMMENDED, STANDARD and

EXOTIC.
CR262HDE (EXOTIC)
CR133H (EXOTIC)
CR04400HEE (EXOTIC)
RADIO CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS
ANNEXES.
8.1
low noise amplifier.
8.2.
spatial & polarisation diversity.
Spatial diversity
Polarisation diversity
FEEDERS.
Glossary.
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INTRODUCTION
The aim of this document is to provide a global description of the main radio
configurations that can be used in the Mobistar cellular network and the way they can
evolve.
This document is an update of the radio configurations listed in document
MER_2000-02.doc - Radio configuration guide, version 2.0 (see references).
1. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS.
[1] Taoufik TANI / Frdric LAMBORELLE, Methods & Engineering Rules - Radio
configurations (Study and Audit), Mobistar, 6/11/98, 79 pages,
MER_9800051.doc.
[2] Brigitte BRAEMS, Radio configurations with DDLNA, Mobistar, 12/11/99, 3
pages.
[3] Brigitte BRAEMS, MER: Radio Configurations Catalogue, version 2.0, Mobistar,
9/2/00, MER2000-02.doc
[4] Brigitte BRAEMS, GSM1800/UMTS Radio Configurations: codification rules,
Mobistar, 24/07/00, MER_2000-10.doc, 3 pages.
[5] Serge PORTIER, Coaxial Cable & Jumpers, edition 1.0, Mobistar, 29/06/2000,
SPO.doc.
[6] Germain MAES, Technical Specifications for Radio Measurements, edition 2.0,
Mobistar, 21/06/2000, SPO.doc, 16 pages.
[7] Brigitte BRAEMS, Dualband Radio Configurations catalogue, Mobistar,
24/08/00, MER_2000-11.doc.
2. RADIO CONFIGURATIONS.
This part is dedicated to a synthetic description of the radio configurations.
2.1.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
Two parts define a radio configuration:

the antenna system, composed of 1, 2 or more antennas,
the physical link between the antenna system and the BTS, which includes
passive components (jumpers, cables, connectors, duplexers, diplexers,
etc) and active elements (DLNA, DDLNA).
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2.1.1. GSM900 Radio configuration codification rules.

The GSM900 radio configurations are defined by the following code, i.e.:
Number of combiners
Number of LNAs
CR
Configuration Radio
Number of Duplexers
Antenna configuration
GG
Combiner type (H=Hybrid)
CR:
Stands for Configuration Radio
a:
Number of LNA (Low Noise Amplifier): either DLNA or
DDLNA
b:
Number of duplexers
c:
Number of combiners
F:
Combiner type, H for Hybrid and C for Cavity
(Mobistar uses only Hybrid combiners: H).
GG: Antenna configuration (either --, or DP or DE).
The figures (a, b, c, d, e) are alfa-decimal numbers and can take values from 0 to 35
(0 to F + G,H,I,Z).
Remark: CR000H = indoor configuration.
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2.1.2. Bi-Band & Tri-Band Radio configurations codification

rules.
In order to cope with GSM1800 and UMTS, the radio configurations will be defined by the
following code:
Number of combiners
Number of LNAs
CR
Configuration Radio
Antenna configuration
Number of Triplexers
Number of Duplexers
Number of Diplexers
GGG
Combiner type (H=Hybrid)
CR:
Stands for Configuration Radio
a:
Number of LNA (Low Noise Amplifier): either DLNA or
DDLNA
b:
Number of duplexers
c:
Number of combiners
d:
Number of diplexers
e:
Number of triplexers
F:
Combiner type, H for Hybrid and C for Cavity (Mobistar uses
only Hybrid combiners: H).
The figures (a, b, c, d, e) are alfa-decimal numbers and can take values from 0 to 35
(0 to F + G,H,I,Z).
The GGG corresponds to the antenna configuration. Currently standard names have
been defined.
Those names are:
DE = Diversit_Espace_900
DP = Diversit_Polar_900
VD = Vertical_Dual_900/1800
DD = Twin Vertical_Dual_900/1800
PD = Polar_Dual_900/1800
PP = Polar_900; Polar_1800
Because those names arent obvious and arent very flexible for coding new type of
antennae combinations.
A new coding rule has been developed. Those rules are explained here under.
Currently and in the coming months, the old rules need to be used because of
information system constraints.
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GGG: Antenna configuration (see flowchart). Specifies also the

frequency band(s).
Gx will stand for GSM 900,
Dx will stand for DCS 1800,
Ux will stand for UMTS,
Wx will stand for Wideband antennas, i.e. 1800/UMTS.
x = p will stand for cross-polarisation antenna
x = v will stand for vertical polarisation antenna.
Each antenna will be coded from the lowest to the highest
frequency band.
WARNING : Dont mistake Dp (that is to stand for a cross-polarized DCS 1800
antenna) for DP
(that formerly stood for Polarization Diversity).
EXAMPLES:
X
X
X
X
900 = G
Cross-polarization = p
Vertical polarization = v
Gp
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Gv
900
1800
900 / 1800
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Xx
Xx
Xx
Xx
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900
Xx
Xx
Xx
Xx
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X
900 / 1800 UMTS
GDpGp
Xx
Xx
Xx
Xx
GDpUp
The following table summarises the different possibilities and provide also the
corresponding names.
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CRxxxxxHPP
CRxxxxxHGpDp
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CRxxx0HDE
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GSM 1800
GSM 900
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Vertical_Dual_900/1800
DD = GDvGDv Twin Vertical_Dual_900/1800
PD = GDp
Polar_Dual_900/1800
PP = GpDp
Polar_900; Polar_1800
EE = GpGDp
Polar_900; Polar_Dual_900/1800.
FF= GDpDp
Polar_Dual_900/1800;Polar_1800
v = vertical polarised antenna

p = cross-polarised antenna
G = GSM900
D = DCS 1800
DE = Diversit_Espace_900
DP = Diversit_Polar_900
900/1800
900/1800
CRxxxxxHVD
CRxxxxxHGDv
900/1800
CRxxxxxHDD
CRxxxxxHGDvGDv
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2.2.
SYNTHETIC DESCRIPTION OF ANTENNA SYSTEMS.
Hereafter the main antenna systems that are generally used in a cellular network.
2.2.1. Vertical polarisation antenna.
The system illustrated in figure 1 consists of one vertical polarisation (VP) antenna for the
emission and reception without differential gain between Uplink and Downlink.
T
Transmit
Duplexer
Receive
Figure 1. Principle of vertical polarisation (VP) Antenna.
2.2.2. Space diversity.

The system illustrated in figure 2 uses one VP antenna for the emission and reception,
and one VP antenna for the diversity reception. It allows enhancing the sensitivity of
Uplink by a statistical gain of 3.5dB (See annexes).
Duplexer T
Transmit
R
Receive1
Receive2
Figure 2. Principle of Space diversity.
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2.2.3. Cross polarisation antenna.

The system illustrated in figure 3 uses one cross-polar (XP) antenna with 2 paths: one for
the emission and reception, and the other one for the diversity reception. A statistical gain
of 2.5 dB is reached for Uplink (See annexes).
Duplexer
Transmit
Receive1
Receive2
Figure 3. Principle of cross-polarisation (XP) antenna.
2.2.4. Vertical polarisation antenna with LNA.

The system illustrated in figure 4 consists of one VP antenna for the emission and
reception. The LNA (either DLNA or DDLNA) which amplifies the Uplink signal
and hence improves the Uplink sensitivity by 4 to 6dB depending on Uplink losses
(before and after LNA), noise figure of the BTS, noise figure and gain of LNA and
noise temperature at the antenna.
DLNA
DDLNA
or
Transmit
Receive
Transmit/Receive
Figure 4. Principle of vertical polarisation antenna with LNA.
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2.2.5. Space diversity with LNA.

The system illustrated in figure 5 consists of one vertical polarisation antenna for the
emission/reception and another antenna for reception only. The LNA (or DLNA or
DDLNA) amplifies the Uplink signal and hence improves the Uplink sensitivity by 4 to
6dB. The space diversity improves the Uplink sensitivity by a statistical gain of 3.5dB.
DLNA
Transmit
Receive
LNA
Receive2
Figure 5. Principle of space diversity with LNA.
2.2.6. Cross polarisation antenna with LNA.

This system illustrated in figure 6 consists of one XP antenna with 2 paths: one for the
emission and reception, and the other one for the diversity reception. The expected gain
for Uplink sensitivity is close to 2.5dB for polarisation diversity and 4dB to 6dB for LNA.
DLNA
Transmit
Receive1
LNA
Receive2
Figure 6. Principle of XP antennas with LNA.
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2.3.
CONVENTIONS.
Duplexer
Diplexer
bands.
H2
H2D
H3D
Filter that splits the Rx and Tx frequency bands.

Filter that splits the GSM900 and the GSM1800 frequency
= 2-inputs-Hybrid; combines 2 TRx.
= 2-inputs-Hybrid + Duplexer ; combines 2 TRx with Rx.
H4D

Motorola
ANT.
RX
Duplexer
ANT.
TX
H2D
ANT.
RX
TX
Diplexer
ANT.
RX
TX
900
H3D
Nortel
H4D
ANT.
RX
TX
H2
H2
H2
H2
H2
H2
1800
Duplexer integrated in combiner.

For Motorola, only for Horizon cabinets (DCF), not for Mcell (CBF).
Cables optimised for 900 MHz

extension.
extension.
= Former cables i.e. installed before dual-band

= New cables i.e. installed for the dual-band
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3. RADIO CONFIGURATIONS EVOLUTIONS.

This part is dedicated to the evolutions of the radio configurations.
3.1.
CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT PHILOSOPHY.
The capacity enhancement philosophy is based on reducing as much as possible the deployment
constraints (eg. required space) and relative costs. In several cases the polarisation diversity is prefered
to space diversity mainly for deployment constraints.
The Design Engineer must be aware of the following issues:
Adding a combiner stage leads to a loss of about 3.2 dB. The Design Engineer has to check if
increasing the emitted power can compensate this loss.
Replacing a vertical polarised antenna by a X-polar antenna leads to a statistical loss of 2 dB of Efield in rural areas.
Upgrading from one radio configuration to another could require extra equipment and as a
consequence lead to extra cost. On the other hand, in some cases, equipments have to be removed.
3.2.
TRAFFIC AND DUALBAND CONFIGURATIONS
The purpose of this part is to provide traffic tables regarding the site extension process.
The values in these tables might be updated after the dual band trials regarding the SDCCH
configurations.
3.2.1. How to use these tables.
The format of the tables is the following:

First column, required traffic capacity: maximum amount of traffic that can be supported by this
configuration (in Erlangs)
Second column and third columns: configurations, to be read as follow, SxSy means x TRXs in the
900 layer and y TRXs in the 1800 layer
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3.2.2. Tables:
3.2.2.1. Traffic thresholds with usual configurations
Required Traffic
Capacity
2.5009
7.3517
12.8378
19.4869
21.9878
25.507
26.8386
32.3247
32.543
38.8001
38.9738
44.9939
46.0392
52.0299
58.2870
65.5261
Configuration (Single
Band)
S1S0
S2S0
S3S0
S4S0
S5S0
S5S0
S6S0
S6S0
S6S0
S7S0
S8S0
S8S0
S8S0
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Configuration (Dual
Band)
S4S1
S4S2
S4S2
S4S3
S4S4
S4S4
S4S4
S4S5
S4S6
S4S6
S4S7
S4S8
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3.2.2.2. Traffic thresholds with 2 900 TRXs
Required Traffic
Capacity
9.8526
14.7034
20.1895
26.8386
32.8587
39.8947
46.1518
53.3909
Configuration (dual
band)
S2S1
S2S2
S2S3
S2S4
S2S5
S2S6
S2S7
S2S8
Required Traffic
Capacity
35.0439
39.8947
45.3808
52.0299
Configuration (dual
band)
S6S1
S6S2
S6S3
S6S4
Required Traffic
Capacity
48.5401
53.3909
58.877
65.5261
Configuration (dual
band)
S8S1
S8S2
S8S3
S8S4
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3.3.
DUAL BAND RADIO CONFIGURATION EVOLUTIONS.
The following graphs will provide the radio configuration evolution for one sector.and summarises all
the possible evolutions.
On this graph, the standard evolution way is provided as well as the non standard evolution paths.
The SxSy name corresponds to X TRXs in GSM 900 and y TRXs in GSM 1800.
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S8
S4S2
S8S4
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Half-way step to minimize the impact on the GSM network (financial reasons).
Evolution for quality and capacity purpose.
Evolution for quality purpose.
S6S2
S4
S6
S2
S2S2
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Non Standard
Standard
Roaming functionality.

In order to define the radio configuration evolution, some basic rules have been applied:
Avoid to have too many cables
=> configurations with Diplexer than without are preferred
=> configurations with DDLNA are preferred The configuration with two stage of hybrid
combiners have to be avoid
Configurations with Cross-polar are preferred for urban area while vertical polar could be use
only in rural or axial environment.
Moreover the standard configurations for the evolution have been minimized in order to limit the total number
of radio configuration to manage.
The main evolution, which is the standard evolution and will correspond to more than 90% of the
evolutions, is following:
S2
S4
S4S2
GSM 900
S4S6
S4S4
S4S8
GSM 900 + GSM 1800
The 900 MHz layer is limited to 4 TRXs in order to maintain a good quality1 when the traffic
increases.
For the evolution of the GSM 900 radio configuration from 2 to 4 TRXs:
The configuration with two stage of hybrid combiner needs to be avoided for evolution reasons
(CR013H and CR113H).The configuration with DDLNA (CR262HDP) is prefered to the one with
DLNA (CR222HDP).The configuration CR222HDE is not more use for evolution from S2 to S4.
For the evolution of the GSM 900 to dualband (S4S2 and S4S4):
When the cell has more than 4TRXs, the Dualband has to be introduced. This evolution is the standard
evolution for the radio configuration. In order to define the evolution of the radio configuration and to
minimise the number of configuration different rules have been used.
Too many feeders need to be avoided, therefore the configuration with Diplexer is preferred and the
configuration with DDLNA is preferred.
The configuration with two stage of hybrid combiners have to be avoid and the configuration with
Cross-polar is preferred for urban area while vertical polar could be use only in rural or axial
environment.
For the evolution of the dualband configuration S4S4 to dualband (S4S6 and S4S8):
This evolution corresponds to the standard evolution for the cells requiring more than 4 TRXs in GSM
900 and 4 TRXs in GSM 1800.
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The configuration with vertical polarised antennae evolves to the corresponding configuration with
cross-polar antennae in order to avoid to put more than 3 antennae on one sector. Only two radio
configuration are possible for the S4S6and S4S8 configurations.
All non standard evolution needs to be justified.
The first non standard evolution is the following:
S2
S2S2
S4S2
This evolution could be used when the presence of both layers (900 MHz and 1800 MHz) is required.
For example for roaming reasons.
The 3 evolution radio configurations (S4S2 and S4S4) are 3 of the 4 standards.
The second and the third non-standard evolution are the following:
S6
S6S2
S6S4
S2
S2S2
S4S2
Those evolutions have been created in order to avoid to change the GSM 900 site to minimised the
cost of the intervention and to decrease the number of GSM 900 TRXs.
This solution could only be applied when no quality problems are expected otherwise the evolution
needs to go to the main path.
The evolution with the minimum impact are given by a straight line from S6 to S6S2.
The return to the main path could be done only for quality reason but also for quality and capacity
reason.
The different possibilities are illustrated here under:
S6S2
S6S4
S4S4
S4S6
S4S6
S4S8
S8S2
S8S4
S4S8
S4S6
S4S8
Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
11/01/02
21

The evolution with more than 4 TRXs for GSM 900 layer by sector needs to be avoided and is not
recommended in the evolution paths.
Those evolution are available just to keep the informtaion concerning the site which have already
evolve to those configurations.
Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
11/01/02
22
CR013H
Yes
Extra loss
3.2dB (Hy)
Yes
Limit capacity
to 4 TRX
CR011H
11/01/02
No
23
Page
2 antennae
No
CR113H
Yes
Extra loss
3.2dB (Hy)
Yes
Limit capacity
to 4 TRX
CR111H
2.0
Date
CR222HDP
ETG
1 antenna
CR222HDE**
No
Extra loss
1dB (Duplexer)
Yes
Keep LNA
Extra loss
Radio performance
(2dB rural)
Evolution to avoid
Prefered evolution
No
CR022HDP
Extra loss
Radio performance
(2dB rural)
Yes
* Not used anymore for new sites
Version
CR022HDE
No
Deployment
constraints
CR011HDP*
Name
No
No
CR011HDE*
Reference & File
** not used anymore for site

evolution . New site
S4
S2
3.3.1. Evolution S2 to S4: standard GSM 900 evolution
S2
CR262HDP
Yes
CR131H
S4
yes
Deployment
constraints
2.0
ETG
11/01/02
24
Page
CR4B3HDP
Yes
CR262HDP
CR4C4HDP
DUAL BAND
CR444HDP **
CR443HDP
Extra loss DL
-1dB (DDLNA)
No
no
Deployment
constraints
CR113H
No
yes
Date
GSM 900
CR226HDP**
CR226HDE**
2 antennae
CR225HDP
yes
Deployment
constraints
CR225HDE
Extra loss
3.2dB (Hy)
yes
Keep LNA
CR222HDP
Version
CR044HDP
CR033HDP
No
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
no
CR222HDE
Name
1 antenna
CR026HDP
CR025HDP
Extra loss
3.2dB (Hy)
no
CR022HDP
Reference & File
Preferred evolution
CR026HDE
yes
Extra loss
3.2dB (Hy)
S8
no
CR022HDE
CR025HDE
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
yes
Deployment
constraints
CR013H
S6
S4
3.3.2. Evolution S4 to S6 and to S8 : Evolution to be avoid !!
no
yes
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR013H
yes
no
no
2.0
ETG
11/01/02
Date
yes
no
25
Page
CR04420HDD
(CR04420HGDvGDv)
CR03320HDD
(CR03320HGDvGDv)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR022HDE
S4
CR4C400HPD
(CR4C400HGDp)
yes
yes
Keep LNA
CR262HDP
CR4B300HPD
(CR4B300HGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (DDLNA)
yes
Keep LNA
CR222HDP
Version
CR04420HPD
(CR04420HGDp)
CR03320HPD
(CR03320HGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
jumper's length > 5 m
CR022HDP
Name
CR04400HPD**
(CR04400HGDp)
Prefered evolution
Axial, Rural
Dense Urban, Urban
*Because 2 stages of combiners are

avoid
CR03300HPD**
(CR03300HGDp)
yes
yes
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
Keep LNA
CR0113H
Reference & File
S4S4
S4S2
** Only if jumper's lenght bigger

than 5 m
S4
3.3.3. Evolution S4 to S4S2 and to S4S4 : standard dualband evolution
CR4C400HDD
(CR4C400GDvGDv)
CR4B300HDD
(CR4B300HGDvGDv)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (DDLNA)
no
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
yes
Keep LNA
CR222HDE
S4S2
S4S4
1 antenna
2.0
ETG
11/01/02
Date
Extra loss DL
-1dB (DDLNA)
CR111H
26
prefered
CR4C400HDD
(CR4C400GDvGDv)
CR4B300HDD
(CR4B300HGDvGDv)
CR26200HVD
(CR026200HGDv)
Page
CR131H
S2S2
Version
DUAL BAND
Name
GSM 900
S2
CR04420HPD
(CR04420HGDp)
CR03320HPD
(CR03320HGDp)
CR02220HPD
(CR02220HGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
jumper's
length> 5m
CR011HDP
Reference & File
2 antennae
CR04400HPD
(CR04400HGDp)
CR04420HDD
(CR04420HGDvGDv)
S4S4
CR03300HPD
(CR03300HGDp)
CR03320HDD
(CR03320HGDvGDv)
S4S2
yes
CR02200HPD
(CR02200HGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
CR011HDE
CR02210HVD
(CR02210HGDv)
CR011H
S2S2
S2
3.3.4. Evolution S2 to S2S2 to S4S2 and to S4S4: non standard evolution
S4S2
S4S4
CR04420HPD
(CR04420HGDp)
CR4C400HPD
(CR4C400HGDp)
2.0
ETG
11/01/02
Date
27
Page
GSM 900
S4S8
DUAL BAND
** Only if jumper's length bigger than 5 m
CR4C400HDD
(CR4C400GDvGDv)
S4S6
Version
Name
2 antennae
Reference & File
1 antenna
CR6I600HFF
(CR6I600GDpDp)
CR06620HFF
(CR06620HGDpDp)
CR06600HFF**
(CR06600HGDpDp)
S4S8
3 GSM antennashave
to be avoided
CR6H500HFF
(CR6H500GDpDp)
CR05520HFF
(CR05520HGDpDp)
Addition 1800 monoband antenna
CR04420HDD
(CR04420HGDvGDv)
CR05500HFF**
(CR05500HGDpDp)
CR04400HPD**
(CR04400HGDp)
S4S4
S4S6
S4S4
3.3.5. Evolution S4S4 to S4S6 and to S4S8: standard evolution
yes
no
no
28
Page
CR6A650HEE
(CR6A500HGpGDp)
CR69400HDP
(CR69400HGpGDp)
no
chanhe DLNA
by DDLNA
yes
Keep LNA
CR443HDP
yes
CR6I500HEE
CR6I500HGpGDp
CR6G400HEE
(CR6G400HGpGDp)
yes
Keep LNA
CR4B3HDP
S6
11/01/02
Date
CR48700HPD
CR48700HGDp
CR47600HPD
CR47600HGDp
yes
Deployment
constraints
2.0
DUAL BAND
CR48700HDD
CR48700HGDvGDv
no
yes
Keep LNA
CR225HDP
ETG
GSM 900
CR05520HEE
(CR05520HGpGDp)
yes
CR47600HDD
CR47600HGDvGDv
no
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
yes
Keep LNA
CR225HDE
2 antennae
CR05500HEE
(CR05500HGpGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
on 3&4 TRxs
no
no
CR04420HEE
(CR04420HGpGDp)
remove one
stage of hybrid
(+3 dB in DL )
jumper's length>5 m
CR04400HEE
(CR04400HGpGDp)
no
no
CR033HDP
Version
CR04720HPD**
(CR04720HGDp)
CR03620HPD
(CR03620HGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
yes
Deployment
constraints
yes
CR025HDP
Name
1 antenna
CR04720HDD
CR04720HGDvGDv
CR03620HDD
CR03620HGDvG
Dv
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR025HDE
Evolution S6 to S6S2 and to S6S4: non standard evolution
Reference & File
S6S4
S6S2
S6
3.3.6.

S6S2
S6S4
no
yes
CR06620HEE
(CR06620HGpGDp)
no
no
chanhe DLNA
by DDLNA
yes
Keep LNA
CR444HDP **
no
S8
yes
CR6I600HEE
CR6I600HGpGDp
CR6H500HEE
(CR6H500HGpGDp)
yes
Keep LNA
CR4C4HDP
29
Page
CR6A600HEE**
(CR6A600HGpGDp)
CR69500HDP
(CR69500HGpGDp)
11/01/02
Date
CR48800HPD
CR48800HGDp
CR47700HPD
CR47700HGDp
yes
Deployment
constraints
2.0
DUAL BAND
CR48800HDD
CR48800HGDvGDv
CR47700HDD
CR47700HGDvGDv
no
yes
no
yes
Keep LNA
CR226HDP**
ETG
GSM 900
yes
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR05520HEE
(CR05520HGpGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
on 3&4 TRxs
no
Keep LNA
CR226HDE**
2 antennae
CR06600HEE
(CR06600HGpGDp)
CR05500HEE
(CR05500HGpGDp)
no
jumper's length>5m
CR044HDP
Version
CR04820HPD**
(CR04820HGDp)
no
remove one stage of

hybrid (+3 dB in DL )
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
yes
Deployment
constraints
CR03720HPD
(CR03720HGDp)
yes
CR026HDP
Name
1 antenna
CR04820HDD
CR04820HGDvGDv
CR03720HDD
CR03720HGDvGDv
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR026HDE
Reference & File
S8S4
S8S2
S8
3.3.7. Evolution S8 to S8S2 and to S8S4: non standard evolution

S8S2
S8S4
urban
DUAL BAND
GSM 900
no
CR4C400HPD
(CR4C400HGDp)
2.0
ETG
11/01/02
Date
prefered
yes
Keep LNA
CR4C4HDP
CR4B3HDP
30
Page
3 GSM antennashave
to be avoided
CR4C400HDD
(CR4C400GDvGDv)
CR4B300HDD
(CR4B300HGDvGDv)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (DDLNA)
yes
Keep LNA
CR444HDP **
CR443HDP
S6
S8
CR6H500HFF
(CR6H500GDpDp)
Version
CR05520HFF
(CR05520HGDpDp)
remove one stage of H2

+ 3dB in DL
yes
Keep LNA
CR226HDP**
CR225HDP
urban
CR4B300HPD
(CR4B300HGDp)

+ 3dB in DL
rural and
axial
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
yes
Keep LNA
Addition 1800
monoband antenna
CR04420HPD
(CR04420HGDp)
CR03320HPD
(CR03320HGDp)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
jumper's length> 5m
no
CR226HDE**
CR225HDE
Name
CR05500HFF
(CR05500HGDpDp)
2 antennae
CR04400HPD
(CR04400HGDp)
CR04420HDD
(CR04420HGDvGDv)
1 antenna
CR03300HPD
(CR03300HGDp)
yes

+ 3dB in DL
CR03320HDD
(CR03320HGDvGDv)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
rural and
axial
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR044HDP
CR026HDP
CR026HDE
no
CR033HDP
CR025HDP
CR025HDE
Reference & File
S4S6
S4S4
S4S2
S8
S6
3.3.9. Evolution S8 to S4S4 and to S4S6: evolution for quality or quality and capacity reasons
3.3.8. Evolution S6 to S4S2 and to S4S4: evolution for quality or quality and capacity reasons
S4S2
S4S4
S4S2
S4S4
CR04400HPD
(CR04400HGDp)
11/01/02
Date
GSM 900
31
Page
3 GSM antennashave
to be avoided
DUAL BAND
yes
Keep LNA
CR6I500HEE
CR6I500HGpGDp
CR6G400HEE
(CR6G400HGpGDp)
CR4C400HDD
(CR4C400GDvGDv)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (DDLNA)
yes
Keep LNA
CR6A650HEE
(CR6A500HGpGDp)
CR69400HDP
(CR69400HGpGDp)
S6S2
S6S4
2.0
CR6I600HFF
(CR6I600GDpDp)
CR6H500HFF
(CR6H500GDpDp)
ETG
CR06620HFF
(CR06620HGDpDp)
CR05520HFF
(CR05520HGDpDp)
CR06600HFF
(CR06600HGDpDp)
CR05500HFF
(CR05500HGDpDp)
yes

+ 3dB in DL
urban
Keep LNA
CR48700HPD
CR48700HGDp
CR47600HPD
CR47600HGDp
CR4C400HPD
(CR4C400HGDp)
Addition 1800 monoband antenna
CR04420HPD
(CR04420HGDp)
no

+ 3dB in DL
rural and
axial
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
yes
Keep LNA
CR48700HDD
CR48700HGDvGDv
CR47600HDD
CR47600HGDvGDv
Version
2 antennae
1 antenna
Evolution for Quality and Capacity purpose
Evolution for Quality purpose
CR04420HDD
(CR04420HGDvGDv)
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
CR05520HEE
(CR05520HGpGDp)
CR04420HEE
(CR04420HGpGDp)
Name
Extra loss DL
-1dB (Diplexer)
no
CR05500HEE
(CR05500HGpGDp)
CR04400HEE
(CR04400HGpGDp)

+ 3dB in DL
CR04720HPD**
(CR04720HGDp)
CR03620HPD
(CR03620HGDp)
urban
rural and
axial
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
CR04720HDD
CR04720HGDvGDv
CR03620HDD
CR03620HGDvGDv
Reference & File
S4S8
S4S6
S4S4
S6S4
S6S2
3.3.11. Evolution S6S4 to S4S6 and to S4S8: evolution for quality or quality and capacity reasons
S6S2
S6S4
S4S4
S4S6
CR05520HEE
(CR05520HGpGDp)
CR04820HPD**
(CR04820HGDp)
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
CR06620HFF
(CR06620HGDpDp)
CR06620HEE
(CR06620HGpGDp)
CR05520HFF
(CR05520HGpGDp)
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
CR03720HPD
(CR03720HGDp)
CR05500HEE**
(CR05500HGpGDp)
2.0
ETG
11/01/02
32
Page
GSM 900
CR6A600HEE
(CR6A600HGpGDp)
chanhe DLNA
by DDLNA
chanhe DLNA
by DDLNA
CR69500HDP
(CR69500HGpGDp)
DUAL BAND
CR6I600HEE
CR6I600HGpGDp
CR6I600HFF
CR6I600HGDpDp
CR6H500HFF
(CR6H500HGpGDp)
CR6H500HEE
(CR6H500HGpGDp)
S8S2
S8S4
Version
Name
Date
CR48800HPD
CR48800HGDp
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
CR47700HPD
CR47700HGDp
2 antennae
CR48800HDD
CR48800HGDvGDv
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
CR47700HDD
CR47700HGDvGDv
** only if jumper's length > 5m
1 antenna
CR06600HEE**
(CR06600HGpGDp)
CR06600HFF**
(CR06620HGDpDp)
CR05500HFF**
(CR05500HGpGDp)
Evolution for quality and capacity purpose.
Evolution for quality purpose.
CR04820HDD
CR04820HGDvGDv
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
Cross-Polar :
Extra loss DL
Radio performance
(-2dB rural)
remove one stage of

hybrid, H2
(+3 dB in DL )
CR03720HDD
CR03720HGDvGDv
Reference & File
S8S4
S4S8
S4S6
S8S2
3.3.13. Evolution S8S4 to S4S8 and to S4S8: evolution for quality reasons
S4S8
S4S6
S4S8

4. GSM 900 RADIO CONFIGURATIONS DESCRIPTION.

The radio configurations that can be used in the Mobistar network are
described below.
The main components are listed for each configuration and the involved
capacity (# TRX) is mentioned.
Only Hybrid Combiners are considered here (no cavity combiner is used
within Mobistar Network).
A combiner stage yields to an additional loss of about 3.2 dB of emit
power. As a result, the emission power has to be increased by 3.2 dB, if
possible.
Each radio configuration is defined with a maximum # TRx. In practise, less

TRx can be used.
Radio configurations are provided with the element used. The name is
adapted accordingly.
This means that in some cases, the number of elements installed doesnt
correspond to the number of element used.
Indeed, the number of elements installed depends on the BTS supplier
(for more information, please refer to the third part).
The following paragraphs will provide the radio configurations for :

GSM 900
2 TRXs
4 TRXS
6 TRXs
8 TRXs
GSM 900 and GSM 1800
S2S2
S2S4
S4S4
S4S6
S4S8
S6S2
S6S4
S8S2
S8S4
Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
11/01/02
33

5.1. GSM 900 : 2TRX

CR011H
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
No
CR011H
I
I
I
I
Vertical-Polar antenna
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
H2D
1 2
RXM
RXD
BTS 900
losses @ 900MHz (dB)

DL: [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
UL: [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

S:\ETG\Common\Projects\MER\SPLIT\MER DUALBAND\4-GSM-Radio
Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
34

CR011HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
Polarisation
CR011HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
RxD
H2D
1 2
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
35

CR011HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
Space
CR011HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
RxD
H2D
1 2
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
36

CR111H
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
No
Yes
CR111H
I
I
I
I
Ant
Tx
DLNA
Rx
TRx1 + TRx2
RxM
CIN
H2
1 2
RXM
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]DLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
UL: [+4dB]DLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
37

CR131H
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
No
Yes
CR131H
I
I
I
I
Ant
DDLNA
Tx / Rx
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
CIN
Current Injector
Duplexer integrated in combiner
H2D
1 2
RXM
BTS 900

DL: [-1.5dB]DDLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
UL: [+4dB]DDLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
38

5.2. GSM 900 : 4TRX

CR013H
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4 *
No
CR013H
I
I
I
I
TRx1 + TRx2 + TRx3 + TRx4+ RxM
ANT.
RX
TX
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

DL: [-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
2 stages of hybrid combiners, additional loss (3dB).
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
39

CR113H
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4 *
No
Yes
CR113H
I
I
I
I
Ant
Tx
DLNA
Rx
TRx1 + TRx2
+ TRx3 + TRx4
RxM
CIN
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
RXM
BTS 900

DL: [-3dB]coupler + [-1dB]DLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
40

CR022HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4
Polarisation
CR022HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM

TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
41

CR222HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4
Polarisation
Yes
CR222HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
DLNA
Rx
TRx3 + TRx4
TRx1 + TRx2
RxM
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
42

CR262HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4
Polarisation
Yes
CR262HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Ant
Rx / Tx
Tx / Rx
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
DDLNA
TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
CIN
CIN
H2D
1 2
H2D
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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43

CR022HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4
Space
CR022HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM

TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
44

CR222HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4
Space
Yes
CR222HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Ant
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
DLNA
Rx
TRx3 + TRx4
TRx1 + TRx2
RxM
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
45

5.3. GSM 900 : 6TRX

CR025HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6 *
Polarisation
N:1 M:1
CR025HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna

TRx5 + TRx6 + RxD
ANT.
RX
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
5 6
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
2 stages of hybrid combiners, additional loss (3dB)..
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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Page
46

CR225HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6 *
Polarisation
Yes
N: 1 M:1
CR225HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
Rx
TRx1 + TRx2 + TRx3 + TRx4
DLNA
TRx5 + TRx6
RxM
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
5 6
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
47

CR033HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6
Polarisation
N: 1 M:1
CR033HDP
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM
TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
RxD
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
5 6
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
48

CR443HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6
Polarisation
Yes
N: 1 M:1
CR443HDP
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Ant
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Rx
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
DLNA
Rx
TRx5 + TRx6
TRx1 + TRx2
RxM
RxM
TRx3 + TRx4
RxD
RxD
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
5 6
RXM
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
To be avoid (too many feeders)
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
49

CR4B3HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6
Polarisation
Yes
N: 1 M:1
CR4B3HDP
X
X
X
X
Ant
Rx / Tx
X
X
X
X
Ant
Tx / Rx
Ant
Rx / Tx
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Tx / Rx
DDLNA
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM
TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
RxD
CIN
H2D
1 2
RXM
CIN
CIN
H2D
CIN
H2D
3 4
5 6
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
50

CR025HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6
Space
N: 1 M:1
CR025HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I

TRx5 + TRx6 + RxD
ANT.
RX
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
5 6
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:

Reference & File
Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
51

CR225HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 6*
Space
Yes
N: 1 M:1
CR225HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Ant
Rx
Vertical-polar antenna
Ant
Tx
Tx
Rx
DLNA
TRx5 + TRx6
RxM
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
5 6
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
52

5.4. GSM 900 : 8TRX

CR026HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8 *
Polarisation
N: 1 M:2
CR026HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna

+ RxM

+ RxD
ANT.
RX
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
BTS

Comments:

Reference & File
Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
53

CR226HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8 *
Polarisation
Yes
N:1 M:2
CR226HDP
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
DLNA
Rx
RxM
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
H2
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
54

CR044HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8
Polarisation
N:1 M:2
CR044HDP
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar antenna
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM
TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
H2D
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
55

CR444HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8
Polarisation
Yes
N:1 M:2
CR444HDP
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Ant
Ant
Rx
Tx
Tx
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Rx
Rx
Ant
Tx
Tx
Rx
DLNA
TRx5 + TRx6
TRx1 + TRx2
RxM
RxM
TRx7 + TRx8
TRx3 + TRx4
RxD
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
RXM
RXD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
5 6
7 8
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
56

CR4C4HDP
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8
Polarisation
Yes
N: 1 M:2
CR4C4HDP
X
X
X
X
Ant
Rx / Tx
X
X
X
X
Ant
Tx / Rx
Ant
Rx / Tx
Cross-Polar antenna
Ant
Tx / Rx
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
DDLNA
TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM
TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD
CIN
H2D
1 2
RXM
CIN
CIN
H2D
CIN
H2D
H2D
3 4
5 6
RXD
7 8
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
57

CR026HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8 *
Space
N:1 M:2
CR026HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
TRx5 + TRx6 + TRx7 + TRx8+ RxD
ANT.
RX
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
BTS

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
58

CR226HDE
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Num.Cabinets
Up to 8 *
Space
Yes
N:1 M:2
CR226HDE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Ant
Rx
Vertical-polar antenna
Ant
Tx
Tx
DLNA
Rx
RxM
RxD
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
H2
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Config.doc
Name
Version
Date
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2.0
9/01/02
Page
59

6. DUAL
GSM 900 AND GSM 1800: S2S2
[TRx]900
Up to 2
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
No
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 1
CR02210HVD/CR02210HGDv
I
I
Dual Band Vertical-Polar antenna

with integrated diplexer
I
I
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900 +

(TRx1 + TRx2 ) 1800
ANT.
900
H2D
H2D
1 2
RXM
1 2
RXD
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]Diplexer [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
UL: [-1dB]Diplexer [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Diplexer
1800
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
Reference & File

S:\ETG\Common\Projects\MER\SPLIT\MER
DUALBAND\5.1DUALRadioConfig.doc
Name
Version
Date
Page
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60

TRx]900
Up to 2
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
No
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900: yes, 1800: yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 1
I
I
Dual Band Vertical-Polar

antenna without integrated
diplexer
I
I
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
DDLNA
( TRx1+ TRx2+RxM)1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
CIN
CIN
Cables optimised for 1800
Cables optimised for 900
H2D
H2D
1 2
RXM
RXM
BTS 900

Reference & File

1 2
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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61

[TRx]900
Up to 2
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 1
CR02220HPD/CR02220HGDp
X
x
Dual Band Cross-Polar

with integrated diplexer.
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(RxD)900+( RxD) 1800
+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
Diplexer
900
1 800
H2D
1 2
RXD
BTS 900

Reference & File

1 800
H2D
1 2
RXM
900
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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62

CR02200HPD ( CR02200HGDp ) Not preferred

[TRx]900
Up to 2
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 1
XX
X
X
XX
X
Cross Polar Dual Band Antenna

without integrated diplexers
( RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800

(RxD) 900
H2D
H2D
1 2
RXM
1 2
RXD
BTS 900

RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
To use only with jumpers bigger than 5 m.
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
Page
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63


CR4B*300HPD ( CR4B300HGDp )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900: Yes ,
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 1
Dual Band Cross-Polar antenna

without integrated diplexer
X
X
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx / Rx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
DDLNA
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(RxD) 1800
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
BTS 900

Reference & File

RXD
CIN
CIN
H2D
1 2
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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2.0
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64

[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M:1
X
x

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900

+
( RxD) 1800
900
H2D
1800
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
1 2
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Reference & File

900
RXM
1800
Diplexer
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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65

CR4B300HDD ( CR4B300HGDvGDv )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900: Yes ,
1800: Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N1 M:1
CR4B300HGDvGDv
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
Dual-Band Vertical-Polar antenna

Difficult to provide!
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
DDLNA

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2+ RxM) 1800

CIN
CIN
H2D
1 2
H2D
RXM
BTS 900

Reference & File

RXD
CIN
CIN
H2D
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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9/01/02
66

CR03320HDD ( CR03320HGDvGDv )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M:1
CR03320HDD
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
DualBand Vertical-Polar antenna

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900

+( RxD) 1800
ANT.
900
H2D
ANT.
1800
900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM

Reference & File

1 2
RXD
BTS 900
1800
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
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Date
Page
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67

CR03300HPD ( CR03300HGDp ) Not preferred.

[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 1 M:1
CR03300HDP (CR03300HGDp)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X

(RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
1 2
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
Reference & File

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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M:2
X
x

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
+
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
900
H2D
1800
900
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Reference & File

H2D
1800
Diplexer
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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69

CR04400HPD(CR04400HGDp) Not preferred.

[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 1 M:2
XX
X
X
XX
X

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
Page
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70

CR4C400HPD ( CR4C400HGDp )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900:Yes,
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 1 M: 2
CR4C400HPD/CR4C400HGDp

X
X
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx / Rx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
BTS 900

Reference & File

DDLNA
RXD
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
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2.0
9/01/02
71

CR04420HDD( CR04420HGDvGDv )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2
CR04420HDD
(TRx1 + TRx2 + Rx) 900

+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + Rx) 1800
DualBand Vertical-Polar antenna

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900

+
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
Cables optimised for1800 MHz
ANT.
900
H2D
ANT.
1800
900
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Reference & File

H2D
1800
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
72

CR4C400HDD (CR4C400HGDvGDv )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900:Yes
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 1 M: 2
CR4C400HDD/CR4C400GDvGDv
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Dual-Band Vertical-Polar antenna

Difficult to provide!
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
DDLNA
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800

CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
BTS 900

Reference & File

RXD
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
73


[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 6
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR05520HFF/CR05520HGDpDp

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900

+
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
x
(TRx5+TRx6+RxM) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
Dip le xe r
900
H2D
1800
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Reference & File

(RxD) 1800
900
H2D
1800
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
5 6
RXM
BTS 1800
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
74

CR05500HFF (CR05500HGDpDp) Not preferred.

[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 6
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR05500HFF (CR05500HGDpDp)

XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
X
X
Cross Polar Antenna 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800

( RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 1800

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx1+ TRx2 + RxM) 1800
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
H2D
5 6
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
75

CR6H500HFF ( CR6H500HGDpDp )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 6
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR6H500HFF/CR6H500HGDpDp
X
X
X
X

DDLNA
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx / Rx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
(TRx5+ TRx6 )1800
( RxD)1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 +
RxM) 1800
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
1 2 3 4
RXM
5 6
RXD
RXM
BTS 900
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 1800

Reference & File


Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
76


[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 8
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR06620HFF/CR06620HGDpDp

x
(TRx7+TRx8+ RxD) 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900

+
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
(TRx5+ TRx6+ RxM) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

+
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
Diplexer
900
H2D
1800
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

Reference & File

900
H2D
1800
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
5 6 7 8
RXM
BTS 1800
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
77

[TRx]900
Up to 4
CR06600HFF(CR06600HGDvDv) Not preferred.

[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 8
Polarisation
0
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR06600HPP (CR06600HGpDp)

XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
X
X
Cross Polar Antenna 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800

(TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 1800

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx1+ TRx2 + RxM) 1800
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
H2D
H2D
5 6 7 8
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
78

CR6I600HFF ( CR6I600HGDpDp )
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 8
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR6I600HFF/CR6I600HGDpDp
X
X
X
X

X
X
DDLNA
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx / Rx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
(TRx5+ TRx6 + RxM)

1800
(TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD)
1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
Ant 1800
Tx / Rx
(TRx1 + TRx2 +
RxM) 1800
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
H2D
5 6 7 8
RXD
BTS 1800

Reference & File
H2D
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
Page
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
79


CR6G400HEE ( CR6G400HGpDp )
[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800 : Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2
CR6G400HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
XX
XX
XX
XX
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Cross-Polar Dual Band antenna

Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
DDLNA
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM ) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM ) 900
(RxD) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(RxD) 1800
(TRx1+ TRx2 + RxM)1800
CIN
H2D
1 2
RXM
CIN
CIN
H2D
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2D
3 4
H2D
5 6
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Reference & File

DUALBAND\5.2DUALRadioconfig.doc
1 2
RXD
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
80

CR69400HPD (CR69400HGpGDp)
[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800 : No
DDLNA(s)
900 : No
1800 : Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2
CR69400HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
XX
XX
XX
XX

DDLNA
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
(TRx1 + TRx2 )900
Ant 1800
Rx /Tx
(TRx5 + TRx6) 900
(RxM) 900
Ant 1800
Rx /Tx
(TRx1 + TRx2+RxM) 1800
(RxM) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4) 900

(RxD) 900
(RxD) 1800
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
5 6
RXM
RXD
RXM
CIN
CIN
H2D
1 2
RXD
BTS 900

RXD
RXM
BTS 1800

Comments:
Rem: not recommended due to the high number of cables.
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
81

[TRx]900
Up to 6 *
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
XX
XX
XX
XX
optimal cable 1800

(TRx5+TRx6+RxD) 900
+
( RxD) 1800
ANT.
ANT.
900
900
1800
ANT.
RX
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2

with integrated diplexers
(TRx1+TRx2+TRx3+TRx4+RxM) 900
+
(TRx1+TRx2+ RxM) 1800
Diplexers
Diplexer(s)
Yes
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2
1
6
RXM
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]diplexer +[-3Db]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
DL: [-1dB]diplexer [Feeder 1800 loss] + [Gain]Ant-1800
UL: [-1dB]diplexer [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
82

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2
CR04420HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
XX
XX
XX
XX

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

Diplexer
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
900
900
1800
1800
( RxD) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800

(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 900
H2D
( RxD) 1800
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
1 2
5 6
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

Reference & File

RXD
RXM
RXD

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
83

[TRx]900
Up to 6

[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
Polarisation
Diplexer(s)
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2
CR04400HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
XX
XX
XX
X

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

( RxD) 1800
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
( RxD) 900
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 900
H2D
H2D
RXD
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800
1 2
5 6
RXM
BTS 900

RXD
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800

Comments:
To use only with jumpers bigger than 5 m .
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
84

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900: Yes
1800: No
DDLNA(s)
900: No
1800: Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
XX
XX
XX
XX
DLNA
Ant 900
Rx
Tx

Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
# Cabinets
N: 1 M: 2
DDLNA
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(RxM) 900
(TRx1+TRx2+TRx3+TRx4) 900
(RxD) 900
(TRx5+TRx6) 900
(RxD) 1800
H2
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2
6
BTS 1800
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

DL: [-3dB]Coupler +[-1.5dB]DLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
85

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes

antenna with integrated diplexer.
(TRx5+TRx6+RxD) 900
+
(RxD) 1800
+
ANT.
900
ANT.
1800
ANT.
RX
# Cabinets
N: 1 M: 2
900
Diplexer
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
1 2
5 6
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]diplexer +[-3dB]Coupler [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
86

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Space
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
DLNA(s)
900:Yes
1800: No
DDLNA(s)
900:No
1800:Yes
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
(TRx1 + TRx2 + TRx3 + TRx4) 900
Diplexer(s)
No
Dual band Vertical

polar antenna without
integrated diplexer;
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
DDLNA
( RxD) 1800
(TRx5 + TRx6) 900
(RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
# Cabinets
N:1 M: 2
CIN
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
1 2
5 6
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

Comments:

Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
87


CR48700HDD (CR48700HGDvGDv )
[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800 : No
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
DDLNA(s)
900 : No
1800 : Yes
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
Dual band Vertical

polar antenna.
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
DDLNA
( TRx3+TRx4+RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + TRx3 + TRx4) 900
(TRx5 + TRx6) 900
(RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
1 2
H2D
3 4
5 6
RXM
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900

Comments:

Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
88

CR6A500HEE (CR6A500HGpGDp)
[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800 : No
DDLNA(s)
900 : No
1800 : Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
CR6A500HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
XX
XX
XX
XX
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Ant 900
Rx
Tx

Ant 1800
Rx /Tx
Ant 1800
Rx /Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
DDLNA
(TRx1 + TRx2) 900

(TRx5 + TRx6) 900
(RxM) 900
(RxM) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4) 900

(RxD) 900
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
5 6
RXM
RXD
RXM
(TRx3+TRx4+RxD) 1800
CIN
CIN
1 2
RXD
34
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

H2D
H2D
BTS 1800

Comments:
not recommended due to the high number of cables.
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
89

[TRx]900
Up to 6 *
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
XX
XX
XX
XX

optimal cable 1800
+
(TRx1+TRx2) 1800
Diplexers
(TRx5+TRx6+RxD) 900
+
(RxD) 1800
ANT.
ANT.
900
900
1800
ANT.
RX
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2D
H2D
H2
H2
1 2
1
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
3 4
6
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]diplexer [-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900

Comments:

Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
90

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
CR05520HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
XX
XX
XX
XX

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

Diplexer
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
900
900
1800
1800
( RxD) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
1 2
5 6
RXM
3 4
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900

H2D

Comments:

Reference & File
Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
91


[TRx]900
[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 6
Up to 4
Polarisation
0
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
CR05500HGpGDp
XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
X
X
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

( RxD) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
1 2
5 6
RXM
RXD
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900
H2D

Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
92

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900:Yes
1800: No
DDLNA(s)
900:No
1800: Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
XX
XX
XX
XX
DLNA
Ant 900
Rx
Tx

Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(RxM) 900
DDLNA
(RxD) 900
(TRx5+TRx6) 900
(TRx3+TRx4+RxD)
1800
H2
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2
6
3 4
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
RXD
RXM
H2D
BTS 900

Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
93

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes

(TRx5+TRx6+RxD) 900
+
(TRx1+TRx2+TRX3+TRx4+RxM) 900
+
ANT.
900
ANT.
1800
ANT.
RX
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
900
Diplexer
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2D
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
1 2
3 4
5 6
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900
DL: [-3dB]Coupler + [-1dB]diplexer [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
Reference & File

Name
Version
Date
ETG
2.0
9/01/02
Page
94

CR6H500HEE ( CR6H500HGpDp ) (Prefered)

[TRx]900
Up to 6
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarization
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900:Yes,
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
CR6H500HGpGDp
XX
XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx

Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
DDLNA
(RxD) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
CIN
H2D
CIN
CIN
H2D
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2
3 4
H2D
5 6
1 2
RXM
CIN
CIN
RXD
RXM
3 4
RXD
RXD
RXM
BTS 900
BTS 1800

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Date
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CR6H500HEE ( CR6H500HGpGDp )
[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800 : Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M:2
CR6H500HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
XX
XX
XX
XX
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx

Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
DDLNA
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM)900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD)900
(TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD )900
(RxD) 1800
(TRx1+ TRx2 + RxM)1800
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
1 2
CIN
H2D
3 4
RXM
5 6
RXD
RXM
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
7 8
1 2
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900

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RXD
RXM

Name
Version
Date
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Page
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800 : No
DDLNA(s)
900 : No
1800 : Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR6A500HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Ant 900
Rx
Tx

Ant 1800
Rx /Tx
Ant 1800
Rx /Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
(TRx5 + TRx6) 900
Rx1 + TRx2)900
DDLNA
(RxM)900
(RxM)900
(TRx7 + TRx8) 900
Rx3 + TRx4)900
(RxD)900
(RxD)900
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
RXM
RXD
RXM
H2D
1 2
RXD
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
(RxD)1800
BTS 1800

Comments:
Not recommended due to the high number of cables.
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8 *
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:2 M:2
CR03720HGDp
XX
XX
XX
XX

(TRx1+TRx2+TRx3+TRx4+RxM)900
+
(TRx1+TRx2+RxM)1800
optimal cable 1800

(TRx5+TRx6+TRx7+TRx8+RxM)900
+
(RxD)1800
Diplexers
ANT.
ANT.
900
900
1800
ANT.
RX
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2
1
8
RXM
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]diplexer [-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:2 M:2
CR05520HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
XX
XX
XX
XX

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

Diplexer
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD )900
900
900
1800
1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800
(RxD) 1800
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
1 2
5 6 7 8
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

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RXD
RXM
RXD

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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8

[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 2
Polarisation
0
0
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M:2
CR05500HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
XX
XX
XX
XX

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD )900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800

(RxD) 1800
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
1 2
5 6 7 8
RXM
RXD
BTS 900

RXD
RXM
BTS 1800

Comments:
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N:2 M:2

DDLNA
DLNA
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(RxM) 900
(RxD) 900
(RxD) 1800
H2
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
H2
1 2
8
RXM
BTS 1800
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 900


Comments:
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
Dual band Vertical-Polar

antenna with integrated diplexer
+
(TRx1+TRx2+RxM)1800
(TRx5+TRx6+TRx7+TRx8+RxD) 900
+
(RxD) 1800
ANT.
900
ANT.
1800
900
ANT.
RX
Diplexer(s)
Yes
Diplexer
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2D
H2
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
1 2
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS
DL: [-1dB]diplexer +[-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 2
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
900:Yes
1800:No
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
DDLNA(s)
900:No
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
#Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
Dual band Vertical

integrated diplexer.
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
DDLNA
(RxD)1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + TRx3 +TRx4)900
(TRx5 + TRx6 + TRx7 +TRx8)900
(RxM)900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM)1800
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
H2
1 2
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]DLNA +[-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
UL: [+4dB]DLNA [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
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Date
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CR6I600HEE ( CR6I600HGpDp ) (Prefered)
[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarization
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
900:Yes,
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
CR6I600HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
XX
XX
XX
XX
Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 900
Rx / Tx

Ant 900
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(TRx5 + TRx6 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM )900
DDLNA
(TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
1 2
RXM
RXD
RXM
H2D
3 4
RXD
RXD
RXM
BTS 900
BTS 1800

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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900 : Yes
1800: No
DDLNA(s)
900:No
1800 : Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
CR6A600HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
XX
XX
XX
XX
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
Ant 900
Rx
Tx

Ant 1800
Rx
Tx
Ant 1800
Rx
Tx
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
DDLNA
(TRx1 + TRx2 )900

(TRx5 + TRx6 ) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4+RxD) 1800
(RxM) 900
(RxM)900
(TRx7 + TRx8) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 ) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2+RxM)1800
(RxD) 900
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2
H2
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
RXM
RXD
CIN
CIN
RXM
H2D
H2D
1 2
RXD
3 4
RXM
BTS 900

CIN
RXD
BTS 1800

DL: [-1.5 dB]DDLNA [Feeder 1800 loss] + [Gain]Ant-1800
Comments:
Not recommended due to the high number of cables.
Reference & File

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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8 *
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR04820HGDp
XX
XX
XX
XX

optimal cable 1800
(TRx1+TRx2+TRx3+TRx4 + RxM ) 900

+
(TRx1+TRx2+ RxM) 1800
Diplexers
(TRx5+TRx6+TRx7+TR7 + RxD ) 900

+
ANT.
ANT.
900
900
1800
ANT.
RX
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
1800
H2D
H2
H2
RX
H2
H2
1 2
8
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
RXD
RXM
H2D
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]diplexer +[-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900

Comments:
Losses in 900 bigger (3 dB) than in 1800 to double hybrid coupler !
Reference & File

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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
Diplexer(s)
Yes
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR06620HGpGDp
X
X
X
X
XX
XX
XX
XX
Cross-Polar Dual band antenna

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
900 1800
900 1800
Diplexers
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD) 900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
1 2
5 6 7 8
RXM
H2D
H2D
H2D
3 4
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL:[-1dB]diplexer [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900


Reference & File

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Date
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CR06600HEE(CR06600HgpGDp) Not preferred.

[TRx]1800
Diversity
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
Up to 4
Polarisation
0
0
[TRx]900
Up to 8
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N: 2 M: 2
CR06600HGpGDp
XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
X
X
Cross-Polar Dual band antenna

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800

(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(TRx7 + TRx8 + RxD) 900
H2D
H2D
1 2 3 4
RXM
RXD
H2D
H2D
H2D
1 2
5 6 7 8
RXM
RXD
BTS 900
H2D
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
Comments:
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
900:Yes
1800:No
DDLNA(s)
900:No
1800:Yes
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2
Dual band Vertical

integrated diplexer.
DLNA
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
DDLNA
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(TRx1 + TRx2 + TRx3 + TRx4) 900

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
(TRx5 + TRx6 + TRx7 + TRx8 ) 900
(RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800
(RxD) 900
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
H2
H2
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
H2
1 2
H2D
3 4
5 6 7 8
RXD
RXM
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900

DL: [-1dB]DLNA +[-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
UL: [+4dB]DLNA [Feeder 900 loss] +[Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
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Date
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[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2

(TRx5+TRx6+TRx7+TRx8+RxD) 900
+
+
ANT.
900
ANT.
1800
900
ANT.
RX
Diplexer(s)
Yes
Diplexer
1800
ANT.
TX
TX
H2
H2
RX
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 3 4
H2
H2
1 2
H2D
3 4
5 6 7 8
RXM
RXD
RXM
RXD
BTS 1800
BTS 900
DL: [-1dB]diplexer +[-3dB]coupler [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
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Date
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110

[TRx]900
Up to 8
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
900: Yes
1800: No
DDLNA(s)
900: No
1800: Yes
XxX
XxX
XxX
XX
Diplexer(s)
0
# Cabinets
N:2 M: 2

DDLNA
DLNA
Ant 900
Tx
Rx
Ant 900
Rx
Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
Ant 1800
Rx / Tx
(RxM)900
(Tx1+Tx2+RxM)1800
(RxD) 900
H2
H2
H2
H2
H2
H2D
H2D
H2
12
1 2
5 6
34
8
RXM
RXD
RXD
RXM
BTS 1800
BTS 900


Comments:
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Date
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9/01/02
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111

6. RADIO CONFIGURATIONS:
STANDARD AND EXOTIC.
RECOMMENDED,
Recommended Radio Configuration: The best radio configuration among all

possible options (optimised design and easy evolution to DualBand and/or UMTS). The
network must be composed al least of 80 % of this kind of configuration.
Standard Radio Configuration: It is not the best option. It must evolve to a

recommended one when extended to more TRX. The network must be
composed of max. 15 % of this kind of configuration.
Exotic Radio Configuration: It is a marginal radio configuration included in the

catalogue just to be supported by the Information Systems (Its design make difficult
the evolution to Dual Band and/or UMTS). The network must be composed of max. 5
% of this kind of configuration.
Coupled antenna Configuration: This is a not recommended Radio Configuration

where one or two antennae are shared by two sectors.
Aiming at limiting the amount of radio configurations, this two sectors will have one
common radio configuration name and will not be different from the standard names
already created. Taking this into account, the methods of detection of this exotic radio
configuration are extremely important.
The coupled antennae can be detected by two ways, in two different
environments:
-
By the design engineer.
In Parcell, through the coding name:

CodeSITE_11 (1 coupled antenna, 2 sectors) Vs. CodeSITE_1 (non coupled antenna)
-
By the deployment engineer.
Since FN4 phase of deployment : 4 tilt / 4 antennae per site, and 1 additional splitter
determine a site with a coupled antenna configuration.
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Next graph shows how coupled antenna will be represented:
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
3 dB of losses
So, here after the so called exotic Radio Configurations :
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CR262HDE (EXOTIC)
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
0
Diversity
Space
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
Yes
Cabinets
N:1 M:1
CR262HDE
Space diversity
Ant
Ant
Rx / Tx
Tx / Rx
TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM
DDLNA
TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD
CIN
CIN
H2D
1 2
H2D
3 4
RXD
RXM
BTS 900

Comments:
- Not recommended.
- Proposed evolution.
GSM:
to CR4B4HDP
( S6 )
and to
CR4C4HDP
DUALBAND (Recommended): to CR4B300HPD (CR4B300HGDp)
(S4S2) and
to CR4C400HPD (CR4B300HGDp) (S4S4)
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(S8)
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Date
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CR133H (EXOTIC)
[TRx]900
[TRx]1800 Diversity
Up to 4
0
No
DLNA(s)
0
DDLNA(s)
Yes
Cabinets
N:1 M:1
I
I
I
I
DDLNA
(TRx1 + TRx2 +TRx3+TRx4+ RxM) 900
H2D
H2
H2
1 2 34
RXM
BTS 900

DL: [-3dB]Coupler +[-1.5dB]DDLNA [Feeder 900 loss] + [Gain]Ant-900
Comments:
- Not recommended : Additional 3 dB losses due to Two stages of hybrid combiner.
- Proposed evolution.
GSM:
to CR4B3HDP
( S6 )
and to
CR4C4HDP
DUALBAND (Recommended): to CR4B300HPD (CR4B300HGDp)
(S4S2) and
to CR4C400HPD (CR4B300HGDp) (S4S4)
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Date
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CR04400HEE (EXOTIC)
[TRx]900
Up to 4
[TRx]1800
Up to 4
Diversity
Polarisation
DLNA(s)
0
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
DDLNA(s)
0
Cabinets
N:1 M:2

integrated diplexers
(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 1800
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 900
(TRx1 + TRx2 + RxM) 1800

(TRx3 + TRx4 + RxD) 900
H2D
1 2
H2D
RXM
BTS 900

-
H2D
1 2
RXD
RXM
H2D
RXD
BTS 1800

Comments:
Exotic S4S4.
Proposed evolution:
S4S6: CR05520HFF (recommended) S4S8: CR06620HFF (recommended)

S4S6: CR05500HFF (if jumpers lentgth < 5 m ) S4S8: CR06600HFF (if jumpers lentgth < 5 m )
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V-polar antenna(s) (900)

X-polar antenna(s) (900)
Top jumper(s)
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
LNA jumper(s)
Main feeder(s)
Bottom jumper(s)
Duplexer(s)
Combiner(s)= H2
Diplexer(s)
Diplexer Jumper(s)
GSM 900 radio configuration
S(TRX900)
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The required equipments (Vertical polarised antenna or Cross-polar antenna, jumpers, main feeders, connectors, LNA(s), combiners,
duplexers, diplexers) for each radio configuration are listed hereafter.
7. RADIO CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS
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V-polar antenna(s) (900 or 1800)

X-polar antenna(s) (900or 1800)
Dual band V-polar antenna(s)
Dual band X-polar antenna(s)
Top jumper(s)
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
LNA jumper(s)
Main feeder(s)
Bottom jumper(s)
Duplexer(s)
Combiner(s)= H2
Diplexer(s)
Diplexer Jumper(s)
Dual Band radio configuration

GSM 900 & 1800
S(TRX900)S(TRX1800)
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V-polar antenna(s) (900 or 1800)

X-polar antenna(s) (900or 1800)
Dual band V-polar antenna(s)
Dual band X-polar antenna(s)
Top jumper(s)
DLNA(s)
DDLNA(s)
LNA jumper(s)
Main feeder(s)
Bottom jumper(s)
Duplexer(s)
Combiner(s)= H2
Diplexer(s)
Diplexer Jumper(s)
Dual Band radio configuration

GSM 900 & 1800
S(TRX900)S(TRX1800)
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V -P o la r a n te n n a (s ) (9 0 0 o r 1 8 0 0 )
X - P o la r a n te n n a (s ) (9 0 0 o r 1 8 0 0 )
D u a l-b a n d V -p o la r a n te n n a (s )
D u a l-b a n d X -p o la r a n te n n a (s )
T o p ju m p e r (s )
D L N A (s )
D D L N A (s )
L N A ju m p e r(s )
M a in fe e d e r(s )
B o tto m ju m p e r(s )
D u p le x e r(s )
C o m b in e r(s )= H 2
D ip le x e r(s )
D ip le x e r J u m p e r(s )
D u a l B a n d ra d io c o n fig u ra tio n
G SM 900 & 1800
S (T R X 9 0 0 )S (T R X 1 8 0 0 )
And for the new radio configuration in this version :

8. ANNEXES.
8.1.
LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER.
Low Noise Amplifiers (LNAs) amplifies the received signal (uplink only) and thus
improves the overall noise figure in the BTS. The use of LNA improves the RF frontend sensitivity, which enables the maximum allowed pathloss to be increased and
thus the cell range to be extended. LNAs are usually used in rural and axial areas
where the electromagnetic pollution is reduced. In these areas, the design is noise
limited instead of classic interference limited.
The Uplink sensitivity increases from 4 to 6dB depending on the LNA gain, LNA
figure noise, Uplink Losses, BTS noise figure and noise temperature at the antenna.
The typical values are:
DLNA 900 from SELECOM (1st choice) or ETSA : Uplink GDLNA = 15 dB, Uplink NFDLNA = 2dB.
DDLNA 900 from LGP (1st choice) or SELECOM : Uplink GDLNA = 12 dB, Uplink NFDLNA = 2dB.
DDLNA 1800 from SELECOM (1st choice) or LGP : Uplink GDLNA = 12 dB, Uplink NFDLNA = 2dB.
8.2.
SPATIAL & POLARISATION DIVERSITY.
In cellular networks the propagation between the BTS and the mobile usually not occurs
through a single direct radio path but through several paths because of obstructions
between the transmitter and the receiver (figure 7). The antenna diversity minimises the
multipath fading effects and so limits the signal attenuation and as a consequence
improves the signal-to-noise ratio (S/N).
In addition to temporal diversity (Interleaving) and frequency diversity (Frequency
Hopping), two other types of diversity are often used: spatial diversity and polarisation
diversity.
BTS Antenna
Building
Building
Building
MS
Figure 7. Principle of Multipath fading
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Spatial diversity
Diversity Antenna
Building
Building
MS
Figure 8. Principle of Spatial diversity
The spatial diversity antenna system consists of two separated receiving base
station antennas (figure 8) so that both antennas receive independent signals i.e.
submitted to different fading. Consequently, the signals captured by the
antennas are most likely uncorrelated.
The antennas can be separated in different ways:
horizontal separation,
vertical separation,
composite separation.
The horizontal separation is widely used because it achieves better values. Note that
10 (3.3 m for GSM900) separation is required for horizontal separation. Because of
the distance separation between both antennas, the horizontal diversity is only used in
suburban and rural areas. The statistical gain expected using the horizontal diversity is
about 3.5 dB.
The composite separation is a combination of both previous ones.
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Polarisation diversity
The dual-polarisation antenna consists of two sets of radiating elements (two slants),
which emit or receive two orthogonal polarised E-fields. The antenna can therefore
simultaneously transmit and receive two orthogonally polarised E-fields (figure 9 and 10).
Polar Antenna
scatter
scatter
MS
Figure 9. Principle of polarisation diversity.
In urban (or dense urban) environment, the propagation path includes many scatters so
that some of the energy from one polarisation is converted to an orthogonal polarisation
due to the scattering and diffraction. Hence, a pure single polarised wave radiated by the
MS may arrive at the BTS on both polarisations.
On the other hand, there are significantly less scatters in a rural flat environment. It is
therefore less probable that some of the energy from one polarisation is converted into
the orthogonal polarisation. The consequence is that the wave received by the BTS
antenna has one strong dominant polarised field (same orientation as the MS).
Consequently, it is generally recommended to use the dual polarisation antenna in urban
and sub-urban environments.
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(a) H/V
(b) Slant 45
Figure 10. Two types of polarisation diversity (H/V, Slant 45).
Generally there are two types (figure 10) of dual polarisation antennas available
on the market. Ones are horizontal and vertical polarised antennas (H/V) and the
others 45 polarised antennas (45 slants). Each configuration has its own
merits. The use of cross polarisation antennas (45 slants) is probably more
adapted to cellular networks because of the identical radiation characterisctis
(3dB beamwidth, gain, etc..) of the 2 radiating elements.
The statistical gain expected using polarisation diversity is about 2.5 dB.
It is important to mention that the use of dual polarisation reduces the required number of
antennas. The benefits are therefore:
Less space consuming and inconspicuous (versus spatial diversity),
cost saving for mounting structure, installation and maintenance.
As a result, it is recommended to deploy polarisation diversity in urban and suburban
environments instead of spatial diversity antennas.
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9. FEEDERS.
Hereafter the coax cables attenuation is given for different diameters. The constructor
is RFS. Mobistar also supplies coax cables from Eupen and Andrew.
For more details see references.
RFS
Cable type
LCF 12-50
LCF 78-50
LCF 114-50
LCF 158-50
Attenuation @ 960 MHz (dB/100m)
7.04
4.01
3.34
2.42
9.91
5.73
4.91
3.56
10.50
6.09
5.25
3.81
10. GLOSSARY.
CIN
DLNA
DDLNA
DL
RxM
RxD
UL
Current Injector
Duplex Low Noise Amplifier
Dual Duplex Low Noise Amplifier
Downlink
Receive Main
Receive Diversity
Uplink
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GSM 900 RADIO CONFIGURATIONS DESCRIPTION.

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DUAL BAND RADIO CONFIGURATION

GSM 900 and GSM 1800: S6S2

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CR05500HEE(CR05500HGpGDp) Not preferred.

GSM 900 and GSM 1800: S8S4

RADIO CONFIGURATIONS: RECOMMENDED, STANDARD and

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Two parts define a radio configuration:

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2.1.1. GSM900 Radio configuration codification rules.

Combiner type (H=Hybrid)

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2.1.2. Bi-Band & Tri-Band Radio configurations codification

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GGG: Antenna configuration (see flowchart). Specifies also the

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900 / 1800 UMTS

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SYNTHETIC DESCRIPTION OF ANTENNA SYSTEMS.

Figure 1. Principle of vertical polarisation (VP) Antenna.

2.2.2. Space diversity.

Figure 2. Principle of Space diversity.

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2.2.3. Cross polarisation antenna.

Figure 3. Principle of cross-polarisation (XP) antenna.

2.2.4. Vertical polarisation antenna with LNA.

Figure 4. Principle of vertical polarisation antenna with LNA.

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2.2.5. Space diversity with LNA.

Figure 5. Principle of space diversity with LNA.

2.2.6. Cross polarisation antenna with LNA.

Figure 6. Principle of XP antennas with LNA.

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