ODCA Differences Ver1.0

1 NOKIA ODCA.
PPT / 18-04-2005 / MSk Company Confidential

ODCA Cabinet Training
Differences between CRMA/OAKA and
ODCA
By Todd Betz, Mika Skarp
Version 7
2 NOKIA ODCA.PPT / 18-04-2005 / MSk Company Confidential
New UltraSite EDGE BTS Outdoor
Cabinet - ODCA
The existing outdoor cabinet will be replaced with
the ODCA.
The Current Outdoor cabinet is a modular (site
assembled) product structure consisting of the
following:
Cabinet core 12TRX (CRMA+TRSA)
Outdoor Application kit (OAKA)
Internal antenna feeder kit (ATCA)
Cable Entry Kit (OEKA)
All of these kits will be integrated into the ODCA
cabinet.
ODCA is a dedicated outdoor cabinet:
Ordered as one sales item code: 469873A,
ODCA
The Cabinet is delivered completely assembled.
Cabinet - ODCA
New features:
Preinstalled cabinet kit (OAKA) components
Preinstalled internal antenna feeder kit (ATCA),
and cable entry block (rear facing) in the roof
(OEKA)
Easier to install antenna feeder connectors at
antenna box (one big nut instead of four screws)
Major Benefits:
Typical installation time up to 50% less vs.
current due to preinstalled jumper cables and
outdoor kit components
Comes in one box less packaging material to
be removed from site
Additional base plate mounting holes allows
easier access
Schedule:
Delivery start: Nov 2005

Note: Similar product structure change will take
place with MIDI cabinet in 1Q/2006.
Cabinet - ODCA
Completely RoHS compliant
Uses the same cooling principle as current cabinet
number of fans and fan type remains the same
Power consumption and MTBF performance are identical
with current design
Same environmental and mechanical specifications,
except:
Cabinet weight w/o units:
147 kg ODCA
162 kg CRMA/TRSA+OAKA+ATCA+OEKA
For weight comparison purposes, both cabinets are
equally configured with ATCA and OEKA pre-
installed.
Fully compatible with all existing UltraSite units, except:
Integrated Battery Back-up Unit is not supported
Latest revision of the WCDMA core racking
mechanics (WTCA) must be used.
Current UltraSite EDGE BTS Outdoor
Cabinet
+ =
Core
mechanics

020423A,
CRMA+TRSA
Outdoor
Application Kit

467853A, OAKA
UltraSite EDGE BTS
Outdoor Cabinet
ODCA
At first glance, both
cabinets look alike.
CRMA/OAKA
ODCA
ODCA
The first difference is the amount of boxes received.
CRMA + OAKA are shipped in 2 large, pallet boxes (see photos below).
Within the OAKA there are 17 smaller boxes with bags (left photo). The ATCA
and OEKA are shipped separately in 2 additional boxes w/ bags.

Total boxes = 2 large boxes w/ pallets, and 19 smaller boxes w/ bags.
CRMA OAKA
ODCA
ODCA, boxed
The ODCA has all the items from the previous slide installed to one item.
Total box count reduction is 20 plus bags.
ODCA, unboxed
ODCA
ODCA
Different Vent design
Plastic vs a metal louver
Design (like MIDI).
CRMA/ OAKA
Once you get the
CRMA/OAKA assembled
The first different item
is the front vents on the
Door.
ODCA
CRMA ODCA
Access to the optional
front mounting bolts
Different base plate
The mounting and plinths are a major change.
The ODCA plinth is attached to the cabinet and can
not be removed.
ODCA
CRMA
ODCA
Access to optional rear
mounting bolts
Optional mounting locations in the rear
of the cabinet are accessible from
outside.
ODCA
ODCA
The preferred method and Zone 4 required Earthquake mounting is
now located inside of the cabinet in the four locations shown.
No other mounting is recommended for Earthquake rated zones.
Mounting
points
ODCA
ODCA CRMA/OAKA/OEKA
The entry block will be preinstalled facing the rear of the cabinet.
The possible new entry block (right photo) has 6 less cable entry
holes. This is to cut down the assembly time. OAKA has 12 gasket
parts, ODCA will have only 6 which is easier to assemble.
ODCA
CRMA
ODCA
Double EMC net vs a Single EMC net design
ODCA
ODCA
Several parts are preinstalled in the cabinet to cut installation time
Door Switch
ODCA
ODCA
The pre-assembly includes the top antenna box and Antenna cables
Several parts are preinstalled in the cabinet to cut installation time
The bulkhead connectors on the ATCA cables are now mounted using
a large nut w/ D shaped connector instead of 4, M3 screws.

Old style Connector, 4
small screws
New, D shaped connector,
one washer+nut
ODCA
ODCA
ODCA
Pre-installed Antenna cables
are labeled with tape
so they can be easily
matched in the top of the
cabinet.
Red

Green

Blue
ODCA
ODCA
The pre-assembly includes the Baseband (qty 5) and DTRU Dummy
(qty3) units, and TRX connector covers (qty 11).
Battery vent tube hole in roof was removed since IBBU not supported

CRMA w/ vent hole
ODCA, no vent hole, Abis line
entry location moved forward
ODCA
Door Grounding Cable is now longer and round, not flat cable
CRMA/OAKA
ODCA
ODCA
The IBBU and Triple Mode Power cables (J1) removed from the
busbar. Adapter cables added to the WTCA unit provide the power
connection for a Triple Mode system.

CRMA
ODCA
J1
J1 removed
ODCA
Differences between CRMA/OAKA and ODCA
New 48VDC Filter has bolt style
terminals instead of screw type.
This was implemented during
1H/05 to CRMA and IDCA

Old DC Filter w/ screw
terminals
New DC filter

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