Building Block - Nokia Siemens Networks SRA 4

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Author : A. Del Core / D. Otsuki Code: E03-SRA4-BBD-002 Dept : ICM N MW IS CSC Date : October 06th, 2003

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SRA 4 BUILDING BLOCK DESCRIPTION

CODE: E03-SRA 4-BBD-001

ISSUE: 001

REVISION: 0

DATE: OCTOBER 2003

SOURCE: ICM N MW IS CSC

USE: INTERNAL




History of change Issue Date Author Title

001 06.10.03 A. Del Core / D. Otsuki SRA 4 Building Block Description




General This document describes the building block description for the SRA 4 Radio System. The aim of this document is to give you an understanding of the SRA 4 radio and the different configurations and also the part no.s required to complete your required radio configuration. This document describes and explains how an SRA 4 must be equipped and the contents of the codes items necessary to prepare a list. Index 1. Introduction 4 2. Equipment Operation 5

2.1 Constraints associated to the Configuration 5 3. Configuration Diagrams 7 4. Radio Terminal 9

4.1 Licenses Part Number and Quantities 9 4.2 Indoor Unit Hardware 10 4.3 RF Parts 11 4.4 Common Items 18

5. Spare Parts 21 6. Typical Configurations 23




1. Introduction The objective of this document is to give the user an insight into the different configurations available in the SRA 4 radio system. Once a radio configuration has been decided upon, the document should provide the user with a detailed parts list to fit the chosen configuration. The information listed below are the main variables in choosing the desired radio configuration. For guidelines regarding particulars configurations not described in this document please refer to MW Technical Sales. The main changes in comparison with the previous version (Series 3) are an increase in the transport capacity and the introduction of the concept of IDU sub rack and cards. The items contained within the sub rack can be easily removed and inserted. Regarding the ODU, they are exactly the same as the SRA Series3. 1.1 Type

SRA 4

1.2 Frequency Range

7/ 8/ 11/ 15/ 18/ 23/ 26/ 38 GHz

1.3 Radio Configurations and Capacity

The possible configurations are listed below:

(1+0) STM-1, 2xSTM-1 (2+0) STM-1, 2xSTM-1 Ring Node 2x(1+0) STM-1, 2xSTM-1 (1+1) STM-1, 2xSTM-1 (2+0) Co-Channel STM-1, 2xSTM-1 (1+1) Co-Channel STM-1, 2xSTM-1 (N+1) STM-1, 2xSTM-1 (N 3)

Some configurations are not allowed depending on the frequency channel arrangement. These constraints are explained in chapter 2.1.




1.4 Tributary Interface

STM-1 Electrical STM-1 Optical

1.5 Antenna Configuration

Integrated antenna Not integrated configuration (ODU and antenna separately mounted)




2. Equipment Operation The mechanical arrangement of the indoor part is in agreement with the standards defined by ETSI (Desktop ETSI rack -19 rack). The IDU is frequency independent, i.e. the same IDU rack can work in all frequencies from 7 up to 38 GHz. The indoor unit is 2U high. Inside, the indoor part consists of the Controller, the Alarm Unit, the Fan Unit and up to two BB Modems. Each BB Modem is able to (de)modulate up to 2xSTM-1. There are available two types of modulations: 32TCM (normal density) and 128TCM (high density). The choice is made via software. The ODU is a single compact mechanical structure dependent only on frequency of the radio. The ODU for protected and unprotected configuration houses one RF per case. The ODU can be mounted directly to the rear of the antenna or mounted separately from the antenna. Each ODU is connected with one BB Modem via a co-axial cable. The cable carries the power for the ODU, the payload and also the telemetry channel. 2.1 Constraints associated to the Configuration The following table summarizes the channel occupancy bandwidth for each type of modulation (Normal Density and High Density) and capacity:

Bandwidth STM-1 2xSTM-1

128 TCM (HD) 28 MHz 55/56 MHz 32 TCM (ND) 55/56 MHz

Independent of all the equipment configurations mentioned in chapter 1.3, constraints regarding the channel arrangement (channel occupancy bandwidth) in each country must be taken into account. For example, according to the ITU channel arrangement recommendation for 7GHz, the maximum channel occupied bandwidth allowed is 28 MHz. It means that 2xSTM-1 configurations in one channel cannot be installed.




3. Configuration Diagrams The diagrams give us the graphical representation of the available configurations and their different elements. They are designed only as a guide and are not definitive building block diagrams of each available configuration. The available configurations are as follow:

Configuration Diagram STM-1 / 2 x STM-1 (1+0) 1 STM-1 / 2 x STM-1 (1+1) 2 STM-1 / 2 x STM-1 (2+0) 2 STM-1 / 2 x STM-1 2x(1+0) 2 STM-1 / 2 x STM-1 (2+0) co-channel 3 STM-1 / 2 x STM-1 (3+1) 4

DIAGRAM 1 DIAGRAM 2

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem AAlarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

BB-Modem B

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

BB-Modem B




DIAGRAM 3 DIAGRAM 4 Each BB Modem is interconnected with one ODU, via co-axial cable.

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

Key I O

IF

V11 In

Out WST

PS

Exp. Port

CO-CH

ODU PWR

G703

CHA CHB ODU ALM

CABLE ALM

I O

In

Out

IF

V11 In

Out WST

PS

Exp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703

CHA CHB ODU ALM

CABLE ALM

I O

In

Out

BB-MODEMA

U n. F A N

BB-MODEMB

Alarm Unit

Controller

U S E R

U S E R

STM-1 #1 InOut

STM-1 #2 InOut

STM-1 #1 InOut

STM-1 #2 InOut

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

BB-Modem B

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

BB-Modem B

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

BB-Modem B

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

BB-Modem B

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

BB-Modem B

Alarms IDU PWR

Q-lan E-Link LCT

KeyI O

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

FanUn.

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

Alarm Unit

Controller

BB-Modem A

IF

V11 In OutWST

PSExp. Port

CO-CH ODU PWR

G703USER

CHA CHB ODUALM

CABLEALM I O

In Out

STM-1 #1InOut

STM-1 #1InOut InOut

STM-1 #2InOut

STM-1 #2InOut InOut

BB-Modem B




4. Radio Terminal The following chapters should guide you to configure your Radio Terminal. In order to have a complete parts list for your desired configuration in an easy way, it is divided in four parts:

Licenses, that are independent of the configuration (1+0/1+1/2+0/N+1); IDUs hardware, that are independent of the RF parts; RF Parts; Common Items;

4.1. Licenses Part Number and Quantities One terminal SVR license (code 625-017/76) must be always ordered for the system, independently from configuration (one per 1+0/1+1/2+0/N+1 terminal). You must choose one of the licenses below for the capacity that you require setting your radio. The capacity options available on your radio are dependent on your choice of BB Modem. Once again, it must be quoted one per terminal, independently from the configuration.

STM-1 ND STM-1

HD 2xSTM-1

HD STM-1 ND

CC STM-1 HD

CC 2xSTM-1 HD

CC

License Fee for STM-1 ND 625-017/64000 1 - - - - -

License Fee for STM-1 HD 625-017/64010 - 1 - - - -

License Fee for 2xSTM-1 HD 625-017/64011 - - 1 - - -

License Fee for STM-1 ND CC 625-017/64100 - - - 1 - - License Fee for STM-1 HD CC 625-017/64110 - - - - 1 - License Fee for

2xSTM-1 HD CC 625-017/64111 - - - - - 1




4.2. Indoor Unit Hardware There are 2 types of tributary interface available: Electrical and Optical. The following table mentions the possible IDU configurations that can be offered. Each part number is composed of: one IDU Subrack, one Fun Unit, one Controller Unit, one Alarm Unit and one BB Modem. The IDU for 1+1/2+0 configuration is equipped, in addition, with the second BB Modem as showed in Diagram 2 or 3 (Item 3). Part No. Description 702-300/12A Indoor Unit Electrical for 1+0 configuration with inst. Mat. 702-300/12C Indoor Unit Electrical for 1+1/2+0 configuration with inst. Mat. 702-300/12B Indoor Unit Optical for 1+0 configuration with inst. Mat. 702-300/12D Indoor Unit Optical for 1+1/2+0 configuration with inst. Mat. Depending on the configuration the following quantities must be quoted for each terminal: 1+0 1+1 2+0 / 2x(1+0) 2+1 3+1 Indoor Unit for 1+0 configuration 1 1 Indoor Unit for 1+1/2+0 configuration 1 1 1 2




4.3. RF Parts The RF Parts of SRA 4 are exactly the same as the SRA Series 3. Therefore there are different types of ODU depending on the frequency range, as explained below. ODU Unit Narrow Band (15/26 GHz) At 15/26GHz two different ODUs (Narrowband) are available: ODU normal density (example: SINGLE TR 15GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE) and ODU high density, identified in the description with HD (example: SINGLE TR HD 15GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE). The following table shows the compatibility between these ODUs and the type of modulation set in the BB Modem.

ODU ND ODU HD 32 TCM (ND) Yes Yes 128 TCM (HD) No Yes

Part No. Description (31)087x02 Single TR x GHz with Outdoor case (for Single/D.Ty configuration) (31)087x02HD Single TR HD x GHz with Outdoor case (for Single/D.Ty configuration) (31)087x04 Single TR x GHz with Outdoor case (for Hot-Standby configuration) (31)087x04HD Single TR HD x GHz with Outdoor case (for Hot-Standby configuration) The reason of different items for ODU used in Hot-Standby and Single/ Diversity configurations is in the different switches setting in the two cases. Please refer to the figure below for more details.

Fig. 2: ODU arrangement for 1+1 HSBY

Fig. 3: ODU arrangement for 1+1 PD

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Indoor Unit

TxRx

TxRx

Indoor Unit

V

H

V + H




As a consequence, a changing from 1+1 HSBY and 1+1 PD/1+1 FD (or vice versa) requires a re-setting of switches performed in factory. ODU Unit Wideband (7/8/11/18/23/38 GHz) Being new ODU versions (Wideband), one unique code for ND and HD is need for these frequencies. The right description in this case is simply XX GHZ OUTDOOR UNIT. Please note that at 7/8/11/18/23/38GHz the ODU for Single/Diversity polarization and for Hot Stand By is the same. This is because these ODUs dont need the RF switch for HSBY application but it uses the squelch concept that can be disabled via SW. Part No. Description (31)087 735-201/xx xxGHz Outdoor Unit These ODUs are identified using the factory code and extension. In particular, the extension is identified by three groups of digits: 1) the first (now is only W) identifies the provider; 2) the second identifies the shifter (in the present situation the ETSI or ANSI bands); 3) the third identifies the sub-band. They (wideband) can be tuned SW way, according the table below:

7/8 GHz Filter center tuned no channel selectivity11 GHz 250 MHz

Channel Selectivity Range

18/38 GHz 500 MHz The following tables describe the available integrated antennas and the kits necessary in case without antenna integration:


Author : A. Del Core / D. Otsuki Code: E03-SRA4-BBD-002 Dept : ICM N S CAS 5 Date : October, 06th, 2003


The integrated antennas available are:

FREQ.

0.3 Single Pol THP antenna

with installation

material for 1+0 conf.


with installation material for HSBY conf.

0.3 Double Pol THP antenna

with installation

material for 1+1 conf.


with installation material for 1+0

conf.


with installation material for HSBY conf.

0.6 Double Pol THP antenna

with installation material for 1+1

conf.

15 GHz (31) 087312 (31) 087314 (31) 087316 (31) 087322 (31) 087324 (31) 087326

23 GHz (31) 087 600-030/23 / / (31) 087 600-

060/23 / /

26 GHz (31) 087612 (31) 087614 (31) 087616 (31) 087622 (31) 087624 (31) 087626

38 GHz (31) 087 600-030/38 / / (31) 087 600-

060/38 / /

Table 1 Please note that for 23/38GHz the only existing integrated antenna is for 1+0 configuration. The items of antennas contain mechanical structure to sustain the ODUs as well as the waveguide and the Hybrib coupler for 1+1HSBY configuration. Kit for antenna separated mounting:

FREQ.

Kit for ODU mounted separated from the ant

(1+1 DTY Pol).

Kit for ODU mounted separated from the ant.

(1+0)


(1+1 HSBy Bal)


(1+1 HSBy Unbal)

Kit for ODU mounted separated from the

ant. (1+1 FD).

Flexible Waveguide for ODU mounted

separated from the ant. (up to 60cm)

Flexible Waveguide for ODU mounted

separated from the ant. (from 120cm)

7/8 GHz (31)087 534-116/07 (31)087 534-114/07 (31)087 534-113/07 (31)087 534-112/07 (31)087 534-115/07 (31)087 597-524/83 (31)087 597-523/95 11 GHz (31)087 534-116/11 (31)087 534-114/11 (31)087 534-113/11 (31)087 534-112/11 (31)087 534-113/11 (31)087 597-525/36 (31)087 597-525/37 15 GHz (31) 087 382 (31) 087 384 (31) 087 387 (31) 087 386 (31) 087 387 (31) 087 390 (31) 087 391 18 GHz / (31)087 534-114/18 (31)087 534-113/18 (31)087 534-112/18 (31)087 534-113/18 (31)087 597-524/87 (31)087 597-523/99 23 GHz / (31)087 534-114/23 (31)087 534-113/23 (31)087 534-112/23 (31)087 534-113/23 (31)087 597-524/87 (31)087 597-523/99 26 GHz (31) 087 682 (31) 087 684 (31) 087 687 (31) 087 686 (31) 087 687 (31)087 597-524/87 (31)087 597-523/99 38 GHz / (31)087 534-114/38 (31)087 534-113/38 (31)087 534-112/38 (31)087 534-113/38 (31)087 597-524/88 (31)087 597-524/20

Table 2




Not Integrated Antenna Not Integrated Antenna for 18 GHz Part No. Description (31)087 600-030/18 0.3 m single pol. antenna (31)087 600-060/18 0.6 m single pol. antenna Not Integrated Antenna for 7/8 GHz Part No. Description (31)087 601-060/07 0.6 m single pol. not integrated antenna (31)087 601-120/07 1.2 m single pol. not integrated antenna All the configurations illustrated in the following lists are implemented considering only one antenna (integrated with 0,3/0,6m antenna or not integrated). 1+1 FD is implemented in different way for 7/8GHz and 11/15/18/23/26/38GHz: at 7/8GHz the kit contains a circulator ( 1 dB additional loss on the complete path), while at 11/15/18/23/26/38GHz, the kit contains a coupler (6 dB additional loss on the complete path). The use of circulators or couplers and their respective losses can be avoided offering two antennas. But, as mentioned above, these configurations will not be described in this document. The type (length) of flexible waveguide depends on the size of the antenna to be offered. 2 of this item are necessary in case of double polarized antenna, where two antenna feeders have to be connected. The possible configurations illustrated are:

1+0 (integrated solution available for 15/23/26/38 GHz) 1+1 HOT STAND-BY (integrated solution available for 15/26 GHz) 1+1 PD / 1+1 CC / 2+0 CC (1 antenna, dual polarization), (integrated

solution available for 15/26 GHz) 1+1 FD / 2+0 (not integrated solution on single antenna)

The 2x(1+0) configuration is implemented doubling the quantity described on 1+0 configuration. In this case two antennas must be offered. The 3+1 configuration is implemented doubling the quantity described on 1+1 FD configuration. In this case a double polarization antenna or two antennas must be offered. The 2+1 (expansible up to 3+1) configuration follows the same procedure of 3+1 configuration unless the quantities of ODUs that in this case are 3 per terminal. The 2+1 not expansible configuration is implemented taking into consideration the




quantity described on 1+1 FD configuration plus the quantity described on 1+0 configuration. In case of not integrated solution the antenna is NOT quoted. To simplify the illustrations some simplifications were introduced, when the description of items changes only with the frequency band. For example: SINGLE TR XX GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE (FOR SINGLE/D.TY POLARIZ. CONF.) will be used to describe the modulator, instead of the complete SINGLE TR 26GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE (FOR SINGLE/D.TY POLARIZ. CONF.) or SINGLE TR 15GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE (FOR SINGLE/D.TY POLARIZ. CONF.) 4.3.1 ODU NB (15/26 GHz) a) Separated Antenna Configuration 1+0

1x SINGLE TR (HD) XX GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE (FOR SINGLE/D.TY POLARIZ.

CONFIG.)

1x KIT FOR SINGLE TRANSCEIVER MOUNTED SEPARATED FROM ANTENA

1x FLEX.WAVEG.FOR ODU MOUNTING SEP. FROM ANTENNA

1+1 HSBy (Unbalanced or Balanced)

2x SINGLE TR (HD) XX GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE (FOR HOT-STANDBY

CONFIGURATION)

1x KIT FOR HSBY (UN)BALANCED TRANSC. MOUNTED SEPARATED FROM

ANTENNA


1+1 FD / (2+0)

Unbalanced

Balanced





CONFIG.)

1x KIT FOR HSBY BALANCED TRANSC. MOUNTED SEPARATED FROM ANTENNA


1+1 PD / 1+1 CC / (2+0) CC


CONFIG.)

1x KIT FOR DIVERSITY POLARIZATION TRANSCEIVER MOUNTED SEPAR. FROM

ANTENNA


b) Integrated Antenna Configuration 1+0


CONFIG.)

1x YY M SINGLE POL. THP ANTENNA WITH INST. MATERIAL FOR 1+0

CONFIGURATION

1+1 HSBy

2x SINGLE TR (HD) XX GHZ WITH OUTDOOR CASE (FOR HOT-STANDBY

CONFIGURATION)

1x YY M SINGLE POL. THP ANTENNA WITH INST. MATERIAL FOR HSBY

CONFIGURATION

1+1 PD / 1+1 CC / (2+0) CC


CONFIG.)

1x YY M DOUBLE POL. THP ANTENNA WITH INST. MATERIAL FOR 1+1

CONFIGURATION

4.3.2 ODU WB (7/8/11/18/23/38 GHz) a) Separated Antenna Configuration 1+0




1x YY GHZ OUTDOOR UNIT

1x YY GHZ KIT FOR SINGLE TRANSCEIVER MOUNTED SEPARATED FROM ANTENA

1x YY GHZ FLEX.WAVEG.FOR ODU MOUNTING SEP. FROM ANTENNA

1+1 HSBy (Unbalanced or Balanced)


1x YY GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT SEP (1+1 HSBY (UN) BAL.)


1+1 FD / (2+0) 11/18/23/38 GHz


1x YY GHZ KIT ODU M.SEP (1+1 HSBY BAL./FD 1A)


7/8 GHz

2x 7/8 GHZ OUTDOOR UNIT

1x 7-8 GHZ KIT ODU MOUN.SEP.(1+1 FD - 1 ANT)

1x 7-8 GHZ FLEX.WAVEG.FOR ODU MOUNTING SEP. FROM ANTENNA

1+1 PD / 1+1 CC / (2+0) CC (Only for 7/8/11 GHz)


1x YY GHZ KIT ODU MOUN.SEP.(1+1 DTY POLAR.)


b) Integrated Antenna Configuration 1+0 (Only for 23/38 GHz)


1x YY GHZ YY CM ANTENNA

Unbalanced

Balanced




4.4. Common Items There are different options available independent of the radio configuration. You must ask the customer which options and quantities they require. The options are: Installation Material Part No. Description 597-543/74 OPTICAL TX/RX PIG-TAILS 301-011/92 RACK (19") 301-021/02 RACK (N3) 597-525/05 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MATERIAL 314-205/76 CONNECTION KIT 236-100/40 INSTALLATION TOOLS 597-525/57 INSTALLATION KIT N+1 The Pig Tails are pieces of fiber optic, used to implement the connection between

radio equipment and distribution frame, when the IDU with optical interface is required. It should be offered one per each optical STM-1 tributary.

Electrical Installation Material includes the following items:

- Tributary coaxial cable (60m) - Power supply cable (15m) - Grounding cable (10m) - Cable to connect the alarm interface to alarms distributor (10m) - Cable for user channel (10m)

The respective connectors are included in the IDU part number. It should be quoted one per each IDU.

One connection kit for each terminal 1+0/1+1/2+0 should be quoted. The

following table summarizes the content:

Cable TIE for internal inst. 6.4 tube term. for 25 mm2 13 tube term. for 25 mm2 Inox steel screw M6x22 Inox steel washer 6 Inox steel spring washer 6 Inox steel hex stail M6 Inox steel screw M10x40 Inox steel washer 10 Inox steel spring washer 10 Inox steel hex stail M10 Cable TIE for external inst. Antistatic bacs




The Installation Tools must be quoted when the installation is not performed by

Siemens team. It includes tools used to mount the connectors. The Installation Kit N+1 contains the cables to connect 2 IDUs that are necessary

when configuration N+1 (N>1) is required. IF Cable and Connectors Part No. Description 314-331/88 IN/OUT IF BRAIDED CABLE 597-525/78 CONNECTORS KIT FOR IF BRAIDED CABLE 332-202/95 HANGER FOR 2 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 332-202/96 HANGER FOR 4 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 332-004/93 IF CABLE TIES (10 PIECES) The length of in/out interconnection cable to be quoted depends on the distance

between indoor and outdoor units; this length must be doubled when 2 ODUs have to be fed.

The Connectors Kit includes two connectors for the braided cable (IDU and ODU

connections) and one grounding kit. One connectors kit must be quoted for each IN/OUT IF CABLE.

The last tree items must be quoted in alternative:

332-202/95 : one per each 0.5 meter of In/Out IF Cable 332-202/98 : one per each 0.5 meter of In/Out IF Cable 332-004/93 : one per each 5 meters of In/Out IF Cable




Maintenance Part No. Description 597-524/95 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR ACCESSORIES 559-021/04 LCT SW LICENSE 087625-017/63 LICENCE FOR TERMINAL SVR UPGRAD. WITH CD 935-025/09 CD INSTRUCTION MANUAL Screw-drivers, connectors and transitions for RF measurements, cable to connect

the PC to IDU are included in the Maintenance and Repair Accessories. It should be quoted per Maintenance Centre. The table below shows the related accessories:

Denomination Qty Use

Screwdriver for screws 4,5x80 1 It is used for the fixing subrack to the rack.

Screwdriver for 3x60 Phillips screws 1 It is used for the assembling and disassembling of the mechanical parts.

Dynamometric key 1 It is used for the SMA connectors tightening.

Coaxial cable, OSM, male/male 1 It is used for RF measurements. Transition, SMA, female/female 2 It is used for RF measurements. Transition, 1.6/5.6 female/BNC male 4 It is used for RF measurements. Transition, 1.0/2.3 male to 1.6/5.6 female

4 It is used for RF measurements.

Hexagonal head screw 3x8 Elastic washer 3 Hexagonal head screw 3x12 Hexagonal nut 3

4 8 4 4

It is used to tighten to transition to the w/g section and to the RT.

Cable, connection, 9 contacts female/male (L=2.6m)

1 It is used for connecting the PC to the IDU.

LCT SW License is the software necessary to visualize locally the performance

and configure the Network Element Radio. It should be offered per Maintenance Centre.




5. Spare Parts

Wired sub-rack 628-587/10 BB-MODEM UNIT WITH ELECTRICAL INTERFACE 612-314/05 BB-MODEM UNIT WITH OPTICAL INTERFACE 612-314/04 CONTROLLER UNIT 634-001/02 ALARM UNIT 614-104/66 FAN UNIT 614-041/14 INSTALLATION KIT FOR UPGRADING FROM 1+0 TO 1+1/2+0 597-525/33 LICENSE FOR TERMINAL SVR UPGRADING WITH CD 625-017/63 BACK-UP MEMORY KEY 422-400/03

The BB-Modem, Controller Unit, Alarm Unit, Fan Unit and Back-up Memory Key are already included in the IDU unit mentioned in the chapter 4.2. Therefore it must be quoted only as spare parts. 5.1 ODU spare parts optimization A method to optimize the ODU spare parts is explained here below. The ODU at 7/8GHz, having a center filter tuned, it is not possible to set the operation channel in field. Therefore, at least one ODU for each different tx operation channel in the network must be ordered. The ODU at 11/18/23/38GHz, being a large bands ODU, follows the standard rules: starting from the total number of ODU in a particular sub-band foreseen in the network, the number of ODU to guarantee a suitable spare part stock is evaluated starting from the MTBF of ODU itself. ODU SPARE OPTIMIZATION FOR 15/26GHZ Each ODU consists of two parts, depending on frequency: RF unit and Duplexer. The Duplexer is tuned on a particular Tx working frequency. This means that a Duplexer must be quoted for each frequency used in the network, being this filter nailed on its own working frequency. On the contrary, each RF unit can be tuned in a 120MHz range (60Mhz) around its RF frequency, previously tuned in the factory, if this 120MHz range fully belongs to one of the ranges listed below: FREQUENCY RANGE LIST: RF RANGE TX (MHZ) 1 14500-14928 2 14928-15350




RF RANGE SHIFTER (MHZ) TX (MHZ) 1 1008 24500-25000 2 1008 25000-25500 3 1008 25500-26000 4 1008 26000-26500 Consider that the 120MHz range is the tunability of the central working frequency. The reason of this is explained in the following figure: In the above example, the range 14500-14928 MHz represents the full range associated to a particular ODU; when the central frequency is selected (working frequency of ODU), the ODU can also work in 120 MHz range, simply setting another frequency SW way, only if the 120MHz tunability range in inside the allowed ODU range. However, if the central frequency is selected like in case B, part of the 120MHz cannot be used. Therefore, the same ODU can be used as spare for more than its RF central frequency, if both the following conditions are verified:

1. The required frequencies are inside 120MHz range (60Mhz) around its RF central frequency (this frequency id identified by a label on it).

2. The 120MHz range fully belongs to the tunability ranges listed below. The rule to be followed is:

1. Order one ODU for each identified range 2. Order 1 Duplexer for each Tx frequency, excluding the Duplexer on Tx

working frequency of ODU.

14500 14928

120MHz

ODU range

14500 14928

ODU range

CASE A CASE B 120MHz

Not applicable area




6. Typical Configurations The following tables are the part lists for some typical configurations.

Code Description

Terminal 1+0

Terminal 1+1 H

SBY

Terminal 1+1 H

SBY on 2 Sep A

nt

Terminal 2+1

Terminal 3+1

Terminal 1+1 PD

SRA4 18GHz STM-1 ND (ODU wideband) 31087 SRA 4 - STM-1 - 7/38 GHZ RADIO 087236-100/40 INSTALLATION TOOLS 087301-011/92 19" RACK 087301-021/02 N3 ETSI RACK 087314-205/76 CONNECTION KIT 1 1 1 2 2 1087314-331/88 INDOOR/OUTDOOR CONNECTING BRAIDED CABLE 30 60 60 90 120 60087332-004/93 IF CABLE TIES (10 PIECES) 087332-202/95 HANGER FOR 2 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 087332-202/96 HANGER FOR 4 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 087534-112/18 18GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT.SEP.(1+1 HSBY UNBAL) 1 087534-113/18 18GHZ KIT ODU M.SEP(1+1 HSBY BAL./FD 1A) 1 2 087534-114/18 18 GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT.SEP.FROM ANT.(1+0) 1 2 1 2087559-021/04 LCT SW LICENCE 087597-523/99 18-26 GHZ FLEX.WG(DIA. ANT. FROM 120 CM) 087597-524/87 18-26 GHZ FLEX.WG(DIA. ANT. UP TO 60 CM) 1 1 2 2 2 2087597-525/05 ELECTRICAL INTALLATION MATERIAL 1 1 1 2 2 1087597-525/57 INSTALLATION KIT N+1 1 1 087597-525/78 CONN. KIT FOR IN/OUTDOOR BRAIDED CABLE 1 2 2 3 4 2087597-543/74 OPTICAL TX/RX PIG-TAILS 087625-017/64000 LICENCE FEE FOR STM-1 ND 1 1 1 1 1 1087625-017/64010 LICENCE FEE FOR STM-1 HD 087625-017/64011 LICENCE FEE FOR 2XSTM-1 HD 087625-017/76 TERMINAL SVR LICENCE 1 1 1 1 1 1087702-300/12A IDU ELECTR. FOR 1+0 CONFIG. 1 1 087702-300/12B IDU OPTICAL FOR 1+0 CONFIG. 087702-300/12C IDU ELECTR. FOR 1+1/2+0 CONFIG. 1 1 1 2 1087702-300/12D IDU OPTICAL FOR 1+1/2+0 CONFIG. 087597-525/21 INSTALLATION MATERIAL FOR INDOOR UNIT 1+0 1 1 087597-525/22 INSTALLATION MATERIAL FOR INDOOR UNIT 1+1 1 1 1 2 1087735-201/18 18 GHZ OUTDOOR UNIT 1 2 2 3 4 2087935-025/09 CD INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Table 3 Typical Configuration SRA 4 18GHz STM-1 ND without antennas




Code Description

Terminal 1+0

Terminal 1+1 H

SBY

Terminal 1+1 H

SBY on 2 Sep A

nt

Terminal 2+1

Terminal 3+1

Terminal 1+1 PD

SRA4 18GHz STM-1 HD (ODU wideband) 31087 SRA 4 - STM-1 - 7/38 GHZ RADIO 087236-100/40 INSTALLATION TOOLS 087301-011/92 19" RACK 087301-021/02 N3 ETSI RACK 087314-205/76 CONNECTION KIT 1 1 1 2 2 1087314-331/88 INDOOR/OUTDOOR CONNECTING BRAIDED CABLE 30 60 60 90 120 60087332-004/93 IF CABLE TIES (10 PIECES) 087332-202/95 HANGER FOR 2 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 087332-202/96 HANGER FOR 4 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 087534-112/18 18GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT.SEP.(1+1 HSBY UNBAL) 1 087534-113/18 18GHZ KIT ODU M.SEP(1+1 HSBY BAL./FD 1A) 1 2 087534-114/18 18 GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT.SEP.FROM ANT.(1+0) 1 2 1 2087559-021/04 LCT SW LICENCE 087597-523/99 18-26 GHZ FLEX.WG(DIA. ANT. FROM 120 CM) 087597-524/87 18-26 GHZ FLEX.WG(DIA. ANT. UP TO 60 CM) 1 1 2 2 2 2087597-525/05 ELECTRICAL INTALLATION MATERIAL 1 1 1 2 2 1087597-525/57 INSTALLATION KIT N+1 1 1 087597-525/78 CONN. KIT FOR IN/OUTDOOR BRAIDED CABLE 1 2 2 3 4 2087597-543/74 OPTICAL TX/RX PIG-TAILS 087625-017/64000 LICENCE FEE FOR STM-1 ND 087625-017/64010 LICENCE FEE FOR STM-1 HD 1 1 1 1 1 1087625-017/64011 LICENCE FEE FOR 2XSTM-1 HD 087625-017/76 TERMINAL SVR LICENCE 1 1 1 1 1 1087702-300/12A IDU ELECTR. FOR 1+0 CONFIG. 1 1 087702-300/12B IDU OPTICAL FOR 1+0 CONFIG. 087702-300/12C IDU ELECTR. FOR 1+1/2+0 CONFIG. 1 1 1 2 1087702-300/12D IDU OPTICAL FOR 1+1/2+0 CONFIG. 087597-525/21 INSTALLATION MATERIAL FOR INDOOR UNIT 1+0 1 1 087597-525/22 INSTALLATION MATERIAL FOR INDOOR UNIT 1+1 1 1 1 2 1087735-201/18 18 GHZ OUTDOOR UNIT 1 2 2 3 4 2087935-025/09 CD INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Table 4 Typical Configuration SRA 4 18GHz STM-1 HD without antennas




Code Description

Terminal 1+0

Terminal 1+1 H

SBY

Terminal 1+1 H

SBY on 2 Sep A

nt

Terminal 2+1

Terminal 3+1

Terminal 1+1 PD

SRA4 18GHz 2XSTM-1 HD (ODU wideband) 31087 SRA 4 - STM-1 - 7/38 GHZ RADIO 087236-100/40 INSTALLATION TOOLS 087301-011/92 19" RACK 087301-021/02 N3 ETSI RACK 087314-205/76 CONNECTION KIT 1 1 1 2 2 1087314-331/88 INDOOR/OUTDOOR CONNECTING BRAIDED CABLE 30 60 60 90 120 60087332-004/93 IF CABLE TIES (10 PIECES) 087332-202/95 HANGER FOR 2 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 087332-202/96 HANGER FOR 4 RUNS IF 1/4" BRAIDED CABLE 087534-112/18 18GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT.SEP.(1+1 HSBY UNBAL) 1 087534-113/18 18GHZ KIT ODU M.SEP(1+1 HSBY BAL./FD 1A) 1 2 087534-114/18 18 GHZ KIT ODU MOUNT.SEP.FROM ANT.(1+0) 1 2 1 2087559-021/04 LCT SW LICENCE 087597-523/99 18-26 GHZ FLEX.WG(DIA. ANT. FROM 120 CM) 087597-524/87 18-26 GHZ FLEX.WG(DIA. ANT. UP TO 60 CM) 1 1 2 2 2 2087597-525/05 ELECTRICAL INTALLATION MATERIAL 1 1 1 2 2 1087597-525/57 INSTALLATION KIT N+1 1 1 087597-525/78 CONN. KIT FOR IN/OUTDOOR BRAIDED CABLE 1 2 2 3 4 2087597-543/74 OPTICAL TX/RX PIG-TAILS 087625-017/64000 LICENCE FEE FOR STM-1 ND 087625-017/64010 LICENCE FEE FOR STM-1 HD 087625-017/64011 LICENCE FEE FOR 2XSTM-1 HD 1 1 1 1 1 1087625-017/76 TERMINAL SVR LICENCE 1 1 1 1 1 1087702-300/12A IDU ELECTR. FOR 1+0 CONFIG. 1 1 087702-300/12B IDU OPTICAL FOR 1+0 CONFIG. 087702-300/12C IDU ELECTR. FOR 1+1/2+0 CONFIG. 1 1 1 2 1087702-300/12D IDU OPTICAL FOR 1+1/2+0 CONFIG. 087597-525/21 INSTALLATION MATERIAL FOR INDOOR UNIT 1+0 1 1 087597-525/22 INSTALLATION MATERIAL FOR INDOOR UNIT 1+1 1 1 1 2 1087735-201/18 18 GHZ OUTDOOR UNIT 1 2 2 3 4 2087935-025/09 CD INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Table 5 Typical Configuration SRA 4 18GHz 2xSTM-1 HD without antennas

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