Cabling Flexi Multiradio 10 Base Station

WCDMA RAN, Rel.
RU40,
Operating Documentation,
Issue 06
Cabling Flexi Multiradio 10
Base Station
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Table of Contents
Thisdocumenthas64pages
Summaryofchanges..................................................................... 7
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.3.1
1.3.2
1.3.3
1.4
1.4.1
1.4.2
1.4.3
1.4.4
ConnectingSystemModule(FSMx)corecabling.......................... 9
Connectingexternalpowerfeed.................................................... 9
Connectinginternalopticalcables............................................... 16
Connectingtransmissioncables.................................................. 21
Overviewofconnectingtransmissioncabling.............................. 21
ConnectingRJ45transmissioncable...........................................21
ConnectingSFPtransmissioncable............................................ 23
ConnectingFSMxcoreoptionalcabling.......................................27
ConnectingSyncOutcable..........................................................27
ConnectingSyncIncable............................................................ 28
ConnectingExternalAlarmsandControls(EAC)cable...............29
ConnectingexternalIPdevices....................................................30
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSubModule(FPFD)cabling................................................................ 32
FPFDv.103cabling..................................................................... 32
FPFDv.204Eforecabling........................................................... 37
FPFDv.204Artesyncabling........................................................41
ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSubModule(FTIF)cabling.................................................................. 47
ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSCapacityExtensionSubModule(FBBA)cabling................................................................ 49
ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSCapacityExtensionSubModule(FBBC)cabling................................................................ 53
ChecklistforcablingFlexiMultiradio10BTS...............................57
7
7.1
7.2
Appendices.................................................................................. 58
ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticalcabledeliveries. 58
ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticaltransceiver
deliveries...................................................................................... 59
ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTStransmissioncable
deliveries...................................................................................... 59
ContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSsynchronizationcable
deliveries...................................................................................... 60
EACcable(FTSI472578A)wiring............................................... 61
FlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)
controlpanel.................................................................................62
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
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List of Figures
Figure1
RoutingDCpowercablethroughcableentry.......................................9
Figure2
Loosenscrewterminals......................................................................10
Figure3
StrippingDCpowercable...................................................................10
Figure4
InsertingDCpowercabletoIPboot................................................... 11
Figure5
RemovingnarrowendofIPboot........................................................ 12
Figure6
Removingtape................................................................................... 12
Figure7
InsertDCpowercablewires...............................................................13
Figure8
Tightenscrewterminals......................................................................14
Figure9
FixingIPboot......................................................................................15
Figure10
Installcableentries.............................................................................16
Figure11
Installingopticaltransceiver............................................................... 18
Figure12
Pullingbackcableconnectorseal...................................................... 19
Figure13
Connectingopticalcable.................................................................... 19
Figure14
Installingopticalcableconnectorseal................................................ 19
Figure15
Routingopticalcable.......................................................................... 20
Figure16
ConnectingRJ45transmissioncable................................................. 22
Figure17
Insertingopticaltransceiver................................................................24
Figure18
Pullingbacktheconnectorseal..........................................................25
Figure19
Figure20
Figure21
Pushingtheconnectorsealinplace...................................................26
Figure22
ConnectingSyncOutcable................................................................ 27
Figure23
ConnectingSyncIncable...................................................................28
Figure24
ConnectingEACcable....................................................................... 29
Figure25
ConnectingRJ45cabletoLMPport...................................................31
Figure26
PullingFSMxcoreout........................................................................ 33
Figure27
LooseningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................33
Figure28
Wrappingtapearoundwires...............................................................34
Figure29
InsertingcabletoIPboot....................................................................34
Figure30
Removingtape................................................................................... 35
Figure31
ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires...........................................35
Figure32
TighteningFPFDscrewterminals.......................................................35
Figure33
FixingIPboot......................................................................................36
Figure34
Figure35
Figure36
Figure37
Removingtape................................................................................... 39
Figure38
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Figure39
Figure40
FixingIPboot......................................................................................41
Figure41
Figure42
Figure43
Figure44
Removingtape................................................................................... 44
Figure45
Figure46
Figure47
FixingIPboot......................................................................................46
Figure48
ConnectingFTIFcabling.................................................................... 47
Figure49
RemovingFBBAIPseals................................................................... 49
Figure50
Connectingpowercable..................................................................... 49
Figure51
Chainingpowercable......................................................................... 50
Figure52
ConnectingQSFPcable..................................................................... 50
Figure53
ConnectingsecondQSPFcable........................................................ 51
Figure54
BendingtheQSFPcables(1).............................................................52
Figure55
Figure56
RemovingFBBCIPseals................................................................... 53
Figure57
Connectingpowercable..................................................................... 53
Figure58
ConnectingQSFPcable..................................................................... 54
Figure59
ConnectingsecondQSFPcable........................................................ 55
Figure60
Figure61
Figure62
FPFDcontrolpanel.............................................................................62
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List of Tables
Table1
RATreleasescoveredbythedocument...............................................7
Table2
Opticalcabledeliveries.......................................................................58
Table3
Opticaltransceiverdeliveries..............................................................59
Table4
Transmissioncabledeliveries.............................................................59
Table5
Synccabledeliveries..........................................................................60
Table6
EACcable(FTSI)wiring..................................................................... 61
Table7
FPFDLEDindications........................................................................ 63
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Summaryofchanges
Summary of changes
Changesbetweendocumentissuesarecumulative.Therefore,thelatestdocument
issuecontainsallchangesmadetopreviousissues.
ThisdocumentiscommonforallRadioAccessTechnologies(RAT).Youmayfindhere
informationaboutsolutionsthatarenotavailableorsupportedinaspecificSWrelease
orRAT.TableRATreleasescoveredbythedocumentlistsallSWreleasescoveredby
thecontentofthisdocument.ForfeaturessupportedinyourSWrelease,seerespective
featuredocumentationchapterinthesystemlibrary.
Table1
RATreleasescoveredbythedocument
Radio Access Technology (RAT)
Product release
GSM
RG20,RG30
LTE
RL25TD,RL35TD,RL45TD
RL40,RL50,RL60
WCDMA
RU40
FlexiMultiradio10BTSisonWN8.03.0levelandisnotvalidforRU50.
Changes between issues 10 (2014-06-04) and 11 (2014-06-24)

Connecting Sync In cable
GPScableassembly300mhasbeenaddedtothelist.
FPFD v. 204 Efore cabling
Newchapter.
FPFD v. 204 Artesyn cabling
Newchapter.

Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power Distribution Sub-Module (FPFD) control panel
OvertempretureremovedfromtheredLEDfaultcaseinTable7:FPFDLED
indications.
FPFD v. 103 cabling
InformationaboutrequiredtoolhasbeenaddedtoStep2.
Connecting SFP transmission cable
Informationaboutusingreel-typeconnectioncleanerhasbeenaddedtoStep5.
Connecting internal optical cables
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Notehasbeenupdated.
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Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Capacity Extension Sub-Module (FBBC)
cabling
Newchapter.
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ConnectingSystemModule(FSMx)corecabling
1 Connecting System Module (FSMx) core

cabling
1.1 Connecting external power feed
Before you start
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TheFSMxcoreDCinputisonlyusedwhenthereisnoFlexiMultiradio10BTS
PowerDistributionSub-Module(FPFD)intheconfiguration.
ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswithFSMF
DCinput(withorwithoutFPFD)iftheinputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m.
(InstalledclosetoFSMFDCinputport).
Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswhenthe
powerfeederlengthexceeds4m.Thepowerfeedercableneedstobe
groundedatbothends.
Makesurethatthemoduleisgrounded.
ChooseaDCpowercablebetweenouterdiameterswithasealingof6mmto20mm
(0.24-0.79in.).
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WARNING! Risk of short circuit.

MakesurethemainsiteswitchisintheOFFpositionbeforeyouconnectthe
DCpowercable.
NOTICE:Incorrectcablesandsealsmaynotprovideappropriateingress
protection.UseonlytestedIP65classoutdoorcableswithsealsprovidedby
NSN.Thisisrequiredforbothindoorandoutdoorinstallations,includingthe
outdoorcabinet.
Thepowercablemustbeconnectedbeforepowerisappliedtothesystem.
Route the DC power cable through the cable entry.

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Loosen the screw terminals of the DC in port on the FSMx front panel.
Figure2
Loosenscrewterminals
DCin
+ -
Strip the DC power cable and wrap tape around the exposed wires in order not
to break the IP boot.
Figure3
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StrippingDCpowercable
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Insert the taped end of the DC power cable to the IP boot.

Figure4
InsertingDCpowercabletoIPboot
Whenusingathickcable,thenarrowendoftheIPbootcanberemovedusing
scissors.Cutinonegosothatyougetacleancutsurface.SeeFigure5:Removing
narrowendofIPbootfordetails.NotethatyoucaninsertonlyoneDCcablewitha
diameterofmax.20mm(0.79in.)totheIPboot.Minimumcablediameteris6mm
(0.24in.).
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Figure5
RemovingnarrowendofIPboot
Cablediameter17.1 -20.0 mm
cutwithscissorsinonego
Cablediameter10.1 - 17.0 mm
cutwithscissorsinonego
Cablediameter 6.0 - 10.0 mm
(nocuttingneed)
Remove the tape.

Figure6
Removingtape
Insert the DC power cable to the screw terminal and make sure that the polarity
of the wires is correct.
ConnectthewirestotheV48N-andV48RTN+connectorsaccordingtothemarkings
onthecable.
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WARNING! Risk of power supply failure and, in rare cases, of short

circuit.
Checkthatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.
Figure7
InsertDCpowercablewires
Tighten the screw terminals to 5.0 Nm (3.69 ft-lb).

MakesurethattheDCpowercableisnotbenttotheleftorrightinordertoavoid
tensiontotheDCinputterminals.
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Figure8
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Tightenscrewterminals
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Fix the IP boot in place and fix the screw. Tighten to max. 2.0 Nm (1.48 ft-lb).
Figure9
FixingIPboot
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Install the cable entries.

Figure10
Installcableentries
10 Fix the cable entry screws.

11 Fix the DC power cable to the side of the module casing with cable ties.
1.2 Connecting internal optical cables

Purpose
TheopticalcablesconnectedbetweentheSystemModuleandeachoftheRFModules
orRemoteRadioHeads(orthesystemextensionmodule)areusedfortransmitting
signalsbetweenmodules.
TheSystemModulesupportsopticalcablesinthreelengthranges:
1. 0-13km(dependingontheRFHWversion,thevaluesmightvaryasfollows:0-10
...13km)
2. 13-26km(dependingontheRFHWversion,thevaluesmightvaryasfollows:10...
13kmor20...26km)
3. 26-39km(dependingontheRFHWversion,thevaluesmightvaryasfollows:20...
26kmor30...39km)
TheRFModulesmustbeconnectedtotheSystemModulewithafiberfromthesame
lengthrange.
NotethatincaseofRFchaining,theopticalcablelengthfromtheSystemModuletoany
RFModuleinchainmustremaininthesamelengthrange.IncaseofRFModules
chaining,thelengthrangeisthetotalopticalpathlengthbetweentheSystemModule
andthelastRFModuleinchain.
SeeContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSopticalcabledeliveriesandContentsofthe
FlexiMultiradio10BTSopticaltransceiverdeliveriesforsupportedcablesandoptical
transceivers.
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Before you start
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WARNING! Risk of eye damage caused by invisible laser beam.

Makesurethatthelaserbeamisswitchedoffwhenopticalcablesareinstalled.
CAUTION! Risk of personal injury.
Alwaysstoptransmissionbeforedetachingtheopticalfiberfromanopticalfiber
connectormarkedwithawarningtriangle.
outdoorcabinet.
NOTICE:Overbendingtheopticalfibercablesdamagesthecablesandcan
detachordamagetheconnectors.Donotbendopticalfibrecablestoaradius
smallerthantheminimumradiusof70mm(2.76inches)forcableswith
diameter7mm(0.28inches)or50mm(1.97inches)forcableswithdiameter5
mm(0.20inches).
NOTICE:Theopticalfiberconnectorisfragile.Handleitwithcare.
NOTICE:Opticalcablesarefragile.Alwaysroutetheopticalcabletothe
directionitisbended.
NOTICE:Opticalfibersaresensitive.Thepresenceofcontaminantslowersthe
mechanicalstrengthoftheopticalfiberandmaydampenthetransmissionof
lightinthefibers.Cleanallopticalfiberconnectorsbeforeinstallationusingan
opticalfibersconnectorcleaningkit.
WhenusingtwoorthreeparallelopticalfibersperRFModule,thedifferencein
lengthsbetweenthecablesmustnotexceed30m.
NOTICE:IftheSFPmoduleishotswapped,asiteresetisrequired.
Remove the IP seals from the relevant optical cable connectors in both System
and RF Modules.
WhenpullingouttheIPseal,bendingittoanydirectionisonlyallowedfora
maximumlengthof2mm(0.08in.).WhentheIPsealhascomeout2mmoutofits
slot,onlyuseaxialforcetocompletetheIPsealremoval.
Storethesealsforlateruse.
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Figure11
Installingopticaltransceiver
2m
Bendingonlyallowedformax.2mm.
When2mmout,onlyuseaxialforce.
Remove the protective cap from the optical transceiver and push it in the
System Module.
NOTICE:AlwaysconnectRFModulesusingtheirOPT1porttothe
consecutivemasterSystemModuleports,startingfromRF/EXT1port.
MakesureyouinserttheopticaltransceiverasshowninFigure11:Installingoptical
transceiver.
Oncetheopticaltransceiverisinserted,flipthelatchup.
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Pull back the optical cable connector seal to uncover the connector.
Figure12
Pullingbackcableconnectorseal
Remove the protective plug and clean the connectors using a reel type optical
fiber connector cleaner or follow the instructions below.
a) Moistenalint-freeswaboronesectionofalint-freewipewithonedropof99%
alcohol.
b) Lightlywipetheconnectorwithalcoholmoistenedswaborwipe.
c) Dryanyremainingalcoholwithadryswaborthedrysectionofthewipe.
d) Properlydisposeoftheswaborwipe.Donotreuse.
Connect the cable to the System Module.

Makesureitclicksintoplace.
Figure13
Push the connector seal firmly in place.

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Connectingopticalcable
Installingopticalcableconnectorseal
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Route the cable between the System and RF Modules.

Figure15
Routingopticalcable
Leftside
Coil up the excess cable and fix it with cable ties.

Youshouldstoreanexcessivecablematerialinacablecoil.Followthestepsbelow.
a) Coil the cables according to the specified bending radius.
Donotexceedtheminimumbendingradiusvalue.
b) Support the coil so that the cable own weight does not cause coil to
change its form.
c) Store the coil outside in secured location so the weather conditions have
no impact.
Remove the protective cap from the optical transceiver and push it in the RF
Module.
10 Pull back the optical cable connector seal to uncover the connector.
11 Remove the protective plug and clean the connector according to the
instructions given in step 4.
12 Connect the optical cable to the RF Module.
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13 Push the connector seal firmly in place.

14 Repeat for each RF Module in the configuration.
15 Make sure that all the connector seals are properly installed.
1.3 Connecting transmission cables

1.3.1 Overview of connecting transmission cabling
WithFlexiMultiradio10BTSSystemModule,therearethreeoptionsfortransmission:
twointegratedinterfacesontheFSMxcoreandanoptionaltransmissionsub-module.
1) EIF1 interface (RJ45)

Thisintegratedtransmissioninterfaceismarked"EIF1"ontheFSMxcorefrontpanel.If
youareusingthistransmissionoption,seeConnectingRJ45transmissioncable.
2) EIF2 interface (SFP/SFP+)

Thisintegratedtransmissioninterfaceismarked"EIF2/RF/6"ontheFSMxfrontpanel.
Theinterfacecanbesoftware-configuredtoeitherGEEthernetinterfacefortransport
purposes(SFP)orRP3-01/CPRIinterface(SFP+).Notethatitisonlyavailablefor
transportifanoptionaltransmissionsub-moduleisnotdeployed.Ifyouareusingthis
transmissionoption,seeConnectingSFPtransmissioncable.
3) Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optional Transmission Sub-Module

IfmoreorotherEthernetinterfacesarerequiredthenaFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptional
TransmissionSub-Moduleisneeded.Forinstallationinstructions,seeInstallingFlexi
Multiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSub-Module(FTIF).Forcablinginstructions,
seeConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSoptionalTransmissionSub-Module(FTIF)
cabling.
SeeContentsoftheFlexiMultiradio10BTStransmissioncabledeliveriesforalistof
cablesavailable.
1.3.2 Connecting RJ45 transmission cable

Before you start
NOTICE:
Incorrectcablesandsealsmaynotprovideappropriateingressprotection.Use
onlytestedIP65classoutdoorcableswithsealsprovidedbyNSN.Thisis
requiredforbothindoorandoutdoorinstallations,includingtheoutdoorcabinet.
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NOTICE:
Riskofdamagetoequipment.FlexiBTStransmissioncableswithweatherresistantbootsmustbeusedinoutdoorinstallations.
Figure16
ConnectingRJ45transmissioncable
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1
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5
6
Remove the IP seal from the EIF1 port on the FSMx core front panel.
Storethesealforlateruse.
Route the transmission cable through the cable entry.
Pull back the connector seal to uncover the connector.
Connect the cable to the EIF1 port.

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Push the cable connector seal firmly in place.
Coil up the excess cable and fix it on the module casing with cable ties.
Make sure that the connector seal is properly installed.
1.3.3 Connecting SFP transmission cable

Before you start
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WARNING! Danger of eye damage caused by invisible laser beam.

Makesurethatthelaserbeamisswitchedoffduringopticalfiberinstallation.
NOTICE:OnlyNSNproprietarySFPs(seechapter
SmallForm-factorPluggabletransceivers(SFPs)in
FlexiMultiradioBaseStationOptionalItemsDescriptionand
FlexiMultiradio10BaseStationOptionalItemsDescription)mustbeusedforall
opticalconnections(bothsinglemodeandmultimode)toconnectSystem
ModuleandRadioModule.Anyexceptiontothisrulerequiresawrittenproduct
managementapproval.
outdoorcabinet.
NOTICE:Riskofdamagetoequipment.FlexiBTStransmissioncableswith
weather-resistantbootsmustbeusedinoutdoorinstallations.
Remove the IP seal from the EIF2/RF/6 port on the FSMx core front panel.
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Figure17
Insertingopticaltransceiver
2m
Bendingonlyallowedformax.2mm.
When2mmout,onlyuseaxialforce.
Remove the protective cap from the optical transceiver and push it in the
EIF2/RF/6 port.
Makesureyouinserttheopticaltransceiverasshownin.
Oncetheopticaltransceiverisinserted,flipthelatchup.
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Figure18
Pullingbacktheconnectorseal
Remove the protective plug from the optical cable and clean the connector
using a reel-type optical connector cleaner or according to the instructions
below:
a) Moistenalint-freeswaboronesectionofalint-freewipewithonedropof99%
alcohol.
b) Lightlywipetheconnectorwithalcoholmoistenedswaborwipe.
c) Dryanyremainingalcoholwithadryswaborthedrysectionofthewipe.
d) Properlydisposeoftheswaborwipe.Donotreuse.
Connect the cable to the EIF2/RF/6 port.

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Figure21
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Pushingtheconnectorsealinplace
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1.4 Connecting FSMx core optional cabling

1.4.1 Connecting Sync Out cable
Purpose
Figure22
ConnectingSyncOutcable
Remove the IP seal from the Sync Out port on the FSMx core.
Connect a Sync cable (for example FTSF 472509A) to the Sync Out port.
Thecorrectendofthecableismarkedwiththelabel"SyncOut".
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Connect the other end of the Sync cable to the Sync In port of the second
FSMx in your configuration.
Fix the excess cable with cable ties.
1.4.2 Connecting Sync In cable

Purpose
Figure23
ConnectingSyncIncable
Before you start

Theexamplecablesthatcanbeusedarelistedbelow:
Externalsynchronizationinput:
SyncCableF(FTSF472509A)
SyncCableG(FTSG472576A)
PoweringandcontrollingGPSequipment:
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GPScableassembly30m(FTSE472510A)
GPScableassembly100m(FTSH472577A)
GPScableassembly300m(FTSM472870A)
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Remove the IP seal from the Sync In port on the FSMx core.
Connect the cable to the Sync In port.

Thecorrectendofthecableismarkedwiththelabel"SyncIn".
Connect the other end of the cable as follows:
IfyourcableisaFTSF,connectittotheSyncOutportofthesecondFSMFin
yourconfiguration.
IfyourcableisaFTSG,connectittotheSyncOutportofFSMC/D/E.
IfyourcableisaFTSE/H,connectittotheGPSantenna.
1.4.3 Connecting External Alarms and Controls (EAC) cable

Purpose
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ConnectingEACcable
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Remove the IP seal from the EAC port on the FSMx core.
Connect an EAC cable (FTSI 472578A) to the EAC port.

Thecorrectendofthecableismarkedwiththelabel"EAC".
Connect the other end of the cable to the Flexi System External Alarm module
(FSEB).
Alternatively,youcancutofftheDconnectorandconnecttheotherendofthecable
to,forexample,yourpatchpanelbasedonthecolorcodingofthecable.See
appendixEACcable(FTSI472578A)wiringfordetails.
1.4.4 Connecting external IP devices

Purpose
ExternalIPdevicescanbeconnectedtoFSMFthroughtheLMPport.
Before you start
NOTICE:
NOTICE:
Incorrectcablesandsealsmaynotprovideappropriateingressprotection.Use
onlytestedIP65classoutdoorcableswithsealsprovidedbyNSN.Thisis
requiredforbothindoorandoutdoorinstallations,includingtheoutdoorcabinet.
IfyouconnectRCUAtotheFSMF,connectthedevicethrough10/100Mbit
switch/hub.RCUAworkswith10Mbit/sspeedwithnoautonegotiationsupport.
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Figure25
ConnectingRJ45cabletoLMPport
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1
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Remove the IP seal from the LMP port on the FSMx core front panel.
Connect the cable to the LMP port.

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AlwaysclosetheIPcapafterdisconnectingthecable.
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ConnectingFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistribution
Sub-Module(FPFD)cabling
2 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power

Distribution Sub-Module (FPFD) cabling
2.1 FPFD v. 103 cabling
Before you start
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outdoorcabinet.
WhentheFPFDisinuse,itfeeds48VtotheFSMxcoreDCInport.
MakesurethattheportiscoveredwiththeIPsealandnotused.Donotalso
usetheDCInportforfeedingothermodules.
ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswithFPFD
outputiftheoutputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m(installedatFSMFend
only).
Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededinoutdoorinstallationswhenthe
groundedatbothends.
IftheDCinputcableisnotconnectedyet,seeInstallingFlexiMultiradio10BTSPower
DistributionSub-Module(FPFD)fordetails.
Ifcableentriesareinstalled,removethem.
IfyouneedtoconnectDCoutputcablestotheFPFDfrontpanelwhileitisrunning,turn
thepowerofffromthecontrolpanel.SeeFlexiMultiradio10BTSPowerDistribution
Sub-Module(FPFD)controlpanelfordetails.
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Undo the screws holding the FSMx core in place and pull it out slightly.
Figure26
PullingFSMxcoreout
Loosen the screw terminals on the FPFD front panel with a 2.5mm allen key.
Figure27
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Strip the DC output cable and wrap tape around the exposed wires in order not
to break the IP boot.
Thecablesizeisrangeis4to16mm2(12to6AWG).
Figure28
Insert the taped end of the cable to the IP boot.

Figure29
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Remove the tape.

Figure30
Removingtape
Insert the cable to the screw terminal and make sure that the polarity of the
wires is correct.
circuit.
Checkthatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.
Figure31
ConnectingFPFDDCoutputcablewires
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MakesurethattheDCcableisnotbenttotheleftorrightinordertoavoidtensionto
theDCoutputterminals.
Figure32
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Fix the IP boot in place.

Figure33
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Repeat steps 2 to 8 as many times as necessary.
10 Reinsert the FSMx core and fix the screws.
2.2 FPFD v. 204 Efore cabling

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outdoorcabinet.
Separatetheinputcabletopositiveandnegativewires(accordingtotheir
electricalpolarity).Outputwireshavetobeplacedinsideroundjacket.
ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswithFPFD
outputiftheoutputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m(installedattheFSMF
endonly).
Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswhenthe
groundedatbothends.
ConductorwirediameterofDCcableneedstobeselectedbasedonthePDU
Fuserating.OVPDCampacityshallnotbelowerthanthePDUFuserating.For
newerFPFDPDUversionA.204with43Alabel,asingleDCcableissufficient
anddualDCcableFPCAmustnotbeused.
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Loosen the screw terminals on the FPFD front panel with a TX25 tool.
Figure34
Strip 10 mm of insulation off the DC output cable and wrap exposed wires with
tape in order not to break the IP boot.
Thecablesizerangeis10to16mm2(7to6AWG).
Figure35
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Cut the tip of the IP boot with scissors according to your cable diameter.

Figure36
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Remove the tape.

Figure37
Removingtape
wires is correct.
circuit.
Makesurethatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.
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Figure38
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NOTICE:Themaximumtorqueis4.0Nm(2.95ft-lb).Donotovertighten.
Figure39
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Figure40
FixingIPboot
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Separatetheinputcabletopositiveandnegativewires(accordingtotheir
electricalpolarity).Outputwireshavetobeplacedinsideroundjacket.
ExternalsurgeprotectionisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswithFPFD
outputiftheoutputpowerfeederlengthexceeds10m(installedatFSMFend
only).
Shieldedpowerfeederisalwaysneededforoutdoorinstallationswhenthe
groundedatbothends.
ConductorwirediameterofDCcableneedstobeselectedbasedonthePDU
Fuserating.OVPDCampacityshallnotbelowerthanthePDUFuserating.For
newerFPFDPDUversionA.204with43Alabel,asingleDCcableissufficient
anddualDCcableFPCAmustnotbeused.
Loosen the screw terminals on the FPFD front panel with a TX25 tool.
Figure41
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Strip 10 mm of insulation off the DC output cable and wrap the exposed wires
with tape in order not to break the IP boot.
Thecablesizeisrangeis10to16mm2(7to6AWG).
Figure42
Cut the tip of the IP boot with scissors according to your cable size.

Figure43
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Remove the tape.

Figure44
Removingtape
wires is correct.
circuit.
Makesurethatthepolarityiscorrectaccordingtothemarkingsonthecable.
Figure45
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Figure47
FixingIPboot
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TransmissionSub-Module(FTIF)cabling
3 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optional

Transmission Sub-Module (FTIF) cabling
Before you start
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NOTICE:IftheSFPmoduleishotswappedasiteresetisrequired.
Summary
Figure48
ConnectingFTIFcabling
IfusingOPT Ifs:
7
6
4
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TransmissionSub-Module(FTIF)cabling
Remove IP seals from the relevant transmission sub-module ports.

If using the optical interfaces, insert SFP modules to the EIF1 and EIF2 ports.
UseonlyrecommendedSFPmodules.
NOTICE:IftheSFPmoduleishotswappedasiteresetisrequired.
Route a transmission cable through the cable entry.
Pull back the connector seal covering the transmission cable connector.
If using the optical interfaces, clean the optical cables before connecting them.
SeeConnectinginternalopticalcablesforinstructions.
Connect the cable to the transmission sub-module.
Repeat steps 3-8 for all the transmission cables required for your
configuration.
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Sub-Module(FBBA)cabling
4 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Capacity

Extension Sub-Module (FBBA) cabling
Before you start
outdoorcabinet.
Remove IP seals from the FBBA ports that you are going to use.
Figure49
RemovingFBBAIPseals
Connect the power cable (995297) from the DC out port on the FSMx core to
the DC in port on the FBBA front panel.
Figure50
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Push the connector seals firmly in place.
If using two FBBA sub-modules, chain the power cable from the DC out port of
the first FBBA to the DC in port of the second FBBA.
Figure51
Chainingpowercable
Connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BB EXT1 port on the FSMx core to the
BB EXT port on the FBBA front panel.
NOTICE:Makesurethepowercableisconnectedbeforeconnectingthe
QSFPcable.
Figure52
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ConnectingQSFPcable
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If using two FBBA sub-modules, connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BB
EXT2 port on the FSMx core to the BB EXT port of the second FBBA.
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11 If applicable, install a front cover on the FSMx.
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NOTICE:Donotbreakthemaximumbendingradiusof40mm(1.57in.)for
theQSFPcables.Bendthecablesupwardsasshownin
Figure54:BendingtheQSFPcables(1)and
Figure55:BendingtheQSFPcables(2),ensuringthattheouteredgesof
thecablesarewithinthefrontcoverinnerdimensions.
Figure54
BendingtheQSFPcables(1)
Figure55
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Sub-Module(FBBC)cabling
5 Connecting Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Capacity

Extension Sub-Module (FBBC) cabling
Before you start
outdoorcabinet.
Remove IP seals from the DC power cable and FBBC ports that you are going
to use.
Figure56
RemovingFBBCIPseals
Follow steps below to connect the DC power cable:

Figure57
Connectingpowercable
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a) Connect the cable to the DC out port on the FSMx core.
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b) If using two FBBC sub-modules, connect the cable to the DC IN port of the
right FBBC sub-module.
IfusingonlyoneFBBCsub-module,leavetheprotectivecaponthe
unusedpowerconnectoroftheDCpowercable.
c) Connect the cable to the DC IN port of the left FBBC sub-module.
Connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BB EXT1 port on the FSMx core to the
BB EXT port on the FBBC front panel.
NOTICE:Makesurethepowercableisconnectedbeforeconnectingthe
QSFPcable.
Figure58
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ConnectingQSFPcable
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If using two FBBC sub-modules, connect a QSFP cable (995298) from the BB
EXT2 port on the FSMx core to the BB EXT port of the second FBBC.
Figure59
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Make sure that all the connector seals are properly installed.
If applicable, install a front cover on the FSMx.

NOTICE:Donotbreakthemaximumbendingradiusof40mm(1.57in.)for
theQSFPcables.Bendthecablesupwardsasshownin
Figure60:BendingtheQSFPcables(1)and
Figure61:BendingtheQSFPcables(2),ensuringthattheouteredgesof
thecablesarewithinthefrontcoverinnerdimensions.
Figure60
Figure61
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6 Checklist for cabling Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS

Work phase
Checked
Groundingcableisconnected.
Internalpowercablesareconnected.
Opticalcablesarecleanedandconnected.
Transmissioncablesareconnected.
Optionalcablesareconnected.
Allcableconnectorsealsarefirmlyinplace.
UnusedconnectorsarecoveredwithIPseals.
OnlyNSNprovidedcablesareused.
Modulefrontpanelcoversareinstalled.
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7 Appendices
7.1 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optical
cable deliveries
TheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplaryopticalcablesarelistedinTable2:Opticalcable
deliveries.
Table2
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Opticalcabledeliveries
Cable type
Product code
Description
FSFOFlexiSystemFibre
HF2m
471851A
Halogenfree,2LC
connectorsand2rubber
gaskets
FSFDFlexiSystemFibreD 471743A
4m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFFFlexiSystemFibreF
10m
471707A
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFGFlexiSystemFibreG 471708A
20m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFHFlexiSystemFibreH 471709A
30m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFIFlexiSystemFibreI
40m
471710A
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFBFlexiSystemFibreB 471395A
50m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFQFlexiSystemFibre
HF50m
Halogenfree,2LC
connectorsand2rubber
gaskets
471852A
FSFKFlexiSystemFibreK 471711A
75m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFCFlexiSystemFibreC 471396A
100m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
FSFPFlexiSystemFibreP 471712A
200m
2LCconnectorsand2
rubbergaskets
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7.2 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optical

transceiver deliveries
TheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplaryopticaltransceiversarelistedinTable3:Optical
transceiverdeliveries.
Table3
Opticaltransceiverdeliveries
Cable type
Product code
Description
FOSDFlexiOptical
TelecomSFPGbE850nm
MM
471881A
SFPTransceiver
1000Base-SXEthernet,
wave-length850nm,short
haul
FOSCFlexiOptical
471880A
TelecomSFPGbE1310nm
SFPTransceiver
1000Base-LXEthernet,
Wavelength1310nm,
suitablee.g.forFTCH,long
haul
7.3 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS

transmission cable deliveries
TheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplarytransmissioncablesarelistedinTable4:
Transmissioncabledeliveries.
Table4
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Transmissioncabledeliveries
Cable type
Product code
Description
FTCYODCableRJ48C
CAT715m
472427A
Dualtwistedpaircablefor
2xE1,oneendwithRJ48C
andrubbergasket
FTCBODCableRJ48C
120ohm15m
470309A
Twistedpaircablefor1xE1,
oneendwithRJ48Cand
rubbergasket
FTCVODCableRJ48C
120ohm30m
471713A
oneendwithRJ48Cand
rubbergasket
FTCXODCableRJ48C
120ohm50m
471714A
oneendwithRJ48Cand
rubbergasket
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Table4
Transmissioncabledeliveries(Cont.)
Cable type
Product code
Description
FTCHODCableLCSM
131015m
470311A
Opticalfiberwith2xLC
connectorandonerubber
gasket
FTCRODCableRJ45
CAT5E15m
471408A
TwistedpaircableforGE,
oneendwithRJ45and
rubbergasket
FTCSODCableRJ45
CAT5E30m
471717A
oneendwithRJ45and
rubbergasket
FTCTODCableRJ45
CAT5E50m
471718A
oneendwithRJ45and
rubbergasket
FTCLODCableRJ48CRJ48C120ohm4m
472348A
bothendswithRJ48Cand
rubbergaskets
FTCWODCableRJ45RJ45CAT5E4m
472347A
bothendswithRJ45and
rubbergaskets
FTCAODCableRJ48CTQ-M/0120ohm5m
470312A
Pre-fabricatedco-location
cableforUltraSite,RJ48C
toTQconnector,for1xE1
withonerubbergasket
7.4 Contents of the Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS

synchronization cable deliveries
TheFlexiMultiradio10BTSexemplarysynchronizationcablesarelistedinTable5:Sync
cabledeliveries.
Table5
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Synccabledeliveries
Cable type
Product code
Description
FTSFSyncCableF
472509A
2xHDMIconnectorwith
rubbergasketstoconnect
SyncIn/Outportsof
collocatedFSMF
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Synccabledeliveries(Cont.)
Cable type
Product code
Description
FTSGSyncCableG
472576A
S1xHDMIandone
MDR14connectorwith
rubbergasketstoconnect
FSMFSyncIntoe.g.
FSMESyncOutport
7.5 EAC cable (FTSI 472578A) wiring

Table6
EACcable(FTSI)wiring
Conn. 1 (HDMI) Conn. 2 (D37)
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Pair: wire color
Description
Pin no.
Pin no.
1:Black
EXT_AL0_H
2:Brown
EXT_AL1_H
1:White/Black
EXT_AL2_H
10
2:White/Brown
EXT_AL3_H
11
3:Red
EXT_AL4_H
12
4:Orange
EXT_AL5_H
1+13
3:White/Red
EXT_CTRL0_EXT_AL
6_H
2+14
4:White/Orange
EXT_CTRL1_EXT_AL
7_H
3+15
5:Yellow
EXT_CTRL2_EXT_AL
8_H
10
4+16
6:Green
EXT_CTRL3_EXT_AL
9_H
11
5+17
5:White/Yellow
EXT_CTRL4_EXT_AL
10_H
12
6+18
6:White/Green
EXT_CTRL5_EXT_AL
11_H
13
19
7:Blue
P5V0_EAC
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Table6
EACcable(FTSI)wiring(Cont.)
Conn. 1 (HDMI) Conn. 2 (D37)
Pair: wire color
Description
Pin no.
Pin no.
14
20
7:White/Blue
P5V0_EAC
15
23
8:Violet
PROT_CAN_H_P5V_
EAC
16
27
9:Grey
GND
17
24
8:White/Violet
PROT_CAN_L_P5V_
EAC
18
25
10:Pink
GND
19
28
9:White/Grey
GND
7.6 Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS Power Distribution SubModule (FPFD) control panel
ThecontrolpanelislocatedonthefrontpaneloftheFlexiMultiradio10BTSPower
DistributionSub-Module(FPFD).TherearefiveLEDsforthecorrespondingoutputports,
andtwopushbuttonsfortheON/OFFfunctionalityofthetheoutputs.
Figure62
FPFDcontrolpanel
RF1 RF2 RF3 RF4 SYS
SELECT
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Appendices
FPFDLEDindications
LED color
Function of the
output
Fault caused by
Nocolor
Outputisdisabled
Yellow
Stand-by,output
disabled
Overload,over
temperatureorshort
circuit>Automatic
restart
Waitingforretry
Green
Normaloperation,
outputenabled
Red
Fault,outputdisabled
Overloadorshort
circuit>Remains
OFFafterfault
Blinkingred
Fuse#1willremain
disabled.Fuse#2to
fuse#5onlysignaling
function.
Reversepolarityor
feed-inintooutput
Allblinkingred
Alloutputsdisabled
afterpoweron
Internalhardware
failureindication
Blinkingyellow
Remotecontrolled,
outputdisabled
Blinkingblue
Selectionphase
active
No function (neutral):
PushingtheSETbuttonoutsidetheselectionphasedoesnotdoanything.
Entering selection phase (neutral):

PushingtheSELECTbuttonentersorresumestheselectionphase.Startingatthe
leftmostposition(RF1)theLEDstartsblinkinginbluecolor(bluecolorisnotusedfor
anyotherkindofsignaling).WitheachadditionalpushontheSELECTbuttonthe
blinkingpositionmovesforwardfromthelefttorightpositioninacircularway.The
selectionphaseendsautomaticallyafterthreesecondswhennobuttonhasbeen
pushedwithinthistimeframe.
Changing output state:

PushingtheSETbuttonduringtheselectionphasetogglestheselected(blinkingblue)
outputstate.Aslongastheselectionphaseisactiveyoucantoggletheoutputstatewith
eachpushontheSETbutton.WhentogglingtheoutputstatetoONtheselectionphase
isextendedtofivesecondstogivetheuserenoughtimetotoggletoOFFagain(incase
oftargetdevicemalfunction).
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Restrictions:
TheSETpushbuttoncanbere-routedtotheSystemModule.ThisallowstheSystem
ModuletojudgeovertheON/OFFfunctionalityviathepushbutton.Defaultsetupisno
re-routing.
ViaprioritycontrollinginFPFDitcanbeprohibitedtoalteranoutputstateviathepush
buttonwhenahigherpriorityaccesslinehastakenoverthecontrolforaspecific
output.Defaultsetupisallaccesslineshavethesameprioritylevel.
OnlyimplementedordetectedoutputscanbeselectedviatheSELECTbutton.
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Important Notice on Product Safety

Radio Access Technology (RAT)

Changes between issues 10 (2014-06-04) and 11 (2014-06-24)

FPFD v. 204 Efore cabling

FPFD v. 204 Artesyn cabling

Changes between issues 09 (2014-03-25) and 10 (2014-06-04)

FPFD v. 103 cabling

Connecting SFP transmission cable

Connecting internal optical cables

Changes between issues 08 (2014-03-07) and 09 (2014-03-25)

1 Connecting System Module (FSMx) core

WARNING! Risk of short circuit.

Route the DC power cable through the cable entry.

Insert the taped end of the DC power cable to the IP boot.

Remove the tape.

WARNING! Risk of power supply failure and, in rare cases, of short

Tighten the screw terminals to 5.0 Nm (3.69 ft-lb).

Install the cable entries.

10 Fix the cable entry screws.

1.2 Connecting internal optical cables

Before you start

WARNING! Risk of eye damage caused by invisible laser beam.

Connect the cable to the System Module.

Push the connector seal firmly in place.

Route the cable between the System and RF Modules.

Coil up the excess cable and fix it with cable ties.

13 Push the connector seal firmly in place.

1.3 Connecting transmission cables

1) EIF1 interface (RJ45)

2) EIF2 interface (SFP/SFP+)

3) Flexi Multiradio 10 BTS optional Transmission Sub-Module

1.3.2 Connecting RJ45 transmission cable

Route the transmission cable through the cable entry.

Pull back the connector seal to uncover the connector.

Connect the cable to the EIF1 port.

Push the cable connector seal firmly in place.

Make sure that the connector seal is properly installed.

1.3.3 Connecting SFP transmission cable

WARNING! Danger of eye damage caused by invisible laser beam.

Route the transmission cable through the cable entry.

Pull back the connector seal to uncover the connector.

Connect the cable to the EIF2/RF/6 port.

Push the cable connector seal firmly in place.

Make sure that the connector seal is properly installed.

1.4 Connecting FSMx core optional cabling

Push the connector seal firmly in place.

Fix the excess cable with cable ties.

1.4.2 Connecting Sync In cable

Before you start

Connect the cable to the Sync In port.

Push the connector seal firmly in place.

Connect the other end of the cable as follows:

Fix the excess cable with cable ties.

1.4.3 Connecting External Alarms and Controls (EAC) cable

Connect an EAC cable (FTSI 472578A) to the EAC port.

Push the connector seal firmly in place.

Fix the excess cable with cable ties.

1.4.4 Connecting external IP devices

Route the transmission cable through the cable entry.

Pull back the connector seal to uncover the connector.

Connect the cable to the LMP port.

Push the cable connector seal firmly in place.

Make sure that the connector seal is properly installed.