configuring-rbs-6201-gsm

1. Configuring RBS
6201 GSM with RUS
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2. RUS overview
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3. The following variants are available:
RUS 01 B0
RUS 01 B8
The name convention can be expressed as:
RU<t> <gg> <bb>
t = G | L | W | S; G for GSM, L for LTE, W for WCDMA, S for Multistandard
gg = generation; 01 and so on
bb = 3GPP band; B1 and so on
Variants
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4. The RUS is certified for 60 W. The default output power without license keys
is 20 W.
License keys are used to set the output power to 40 W or 60 W.
The RUS has the following functions:
• Transceiving Receiving Processing (TRP)
• Uplink and downlink filtering
• Power Amplifier (PA) functions
• Up to four carriers downlink and uplink with 2-RX diversity
Function Description
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5. 1) Based on normal operation for a
full operating board.
(2) Without TMA and GPS.
(3) With TMA and GPS.
(4) Without GPS.
DUG overview
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6. Opening Create IDB Window
1. Start the OMT.
2. Select Configuration > Create IDB... to open the Create IDB window.
Setting IDB parameter for RBSs with RUS
(4+4+4)
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15. This section describes how to define the Multi Carrier Transceiver (MCTR)
configuration. The number of TRXs per MCTR can be changed using create
IDB.
1. Select Configuration > Define > MCTR... to display the Define MCTR
Configuration dialog box.
2. Select the applicable MCTR instance from the list.
3. In the Power Distribution box, select the MCTR configuration.
4. Click OK, when all MCTR configurations are set.
Defining MCTR Configuration
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16. The Power distribution can be set in MCTR configuration is depending on
the
TRX configuration defined in RBS:
• For config 1/1/1 power must be/can set as 47 dBm (max value)
• For config 2/2/2 power must be/can set as 45 or 43 dBm (max Value)
• For config 3/3/3 power must be/can set as 43 dBm (max Value)
• For config 4/4/4 power must be/can set as 42 dBm (Max Value)
Defining MCTR Configuration
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18. We’ll continue by adding another 4/4/4 with new DUG.
Setting IDB parameter for RBSs with RUS
(8+8+8)
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20. Defining Node Parameters(Master Node)
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21. Defining Node Parameters(Slave Node)
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22. Defining ESB delay
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23. Define TF compensation
Select Configuration > Define > TF compensation
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24. Thank you
Muez Abdelazim, Zain_HQ_KRT
30_OCT_2011