FRX-3E Equipment Specification Issue4.01

T101-1751-05
T101-1751-05
EQUIPMENT
SPECIFICATION
FRX-3E
SDH/Ethernet-Hybrid
LONG-HAUL MICROWAVE
Issue 4.01: February 2013
FUJITSU LIMITED
01
Issue History
Issue
1.01
Issue Date
2nd August, 2010
History
Preliminary Issue
2.01
20th May, 2011
Updated
3.01
5th April, 2012
4.01
1st February, 2013
Added Modulation schemes for 4, 8 and 512 QAM,

and new Ethernet features.
TRMD ver. 2 and GE-SW ver. 2 are implemented.
SV firmware is updated to ver. 7.4
02
Scope
This document describes all of the Equipment Manual for Fujitsus FRX-3E IP/SDH Radio
equipment with multiple baseband interfaces. For more detailed technical information, please
refer to another technical notes. Please note that the specifications are subjected to change
without notice due to Fujitsus further design improvements.
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Contents
1. General Description -------------------------------------------------------------2. System Block Diagram ---------------------------------------------------------3. Radio Frequency Plan ----------------------------------------------------------4. RF Branching Network ----------------------------------------------------------5. Electrical Specification ----------------------------------------------------------6. Mechanical Specification -------------------------------------------------------7. Environmental Specification ---------------------------------------------------8. Power Requirements ------------------------------------------------------------9. Radio Protection Switching (RPS) -------------------------------------------10. IP/Ethernet Interface ------------------------------------------------------------11. Equipment Management Function --------------------------------------------
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1
General
General Description
General Description
1.01 Fujitsus latest FRX series digital microwave radio family (FRX-3E) is the high
capacity microwave radio system with SDH/ETHERNET hybrid transport capability
suitable for a variety of network applications including mobile backhaul transmission.
1.02 The FRX-3E radio equipment operates in the radio frequency bands of
4/5/U6/8/11 GHz with 40 MHz and U4/L6/ 7/8/13 GHz with 28/29/29.65/30 MHz RF
channel spacing. The FRX-3E radio equipment is fully solid state and designed to
meet ETSI, R&TTE, ITU-T and ITU-R Recommendations for long haul and high
capacity digital microwave radio system.
1.03 The modulation scheme is fixed or adaptive modulation (AM) operation of
16/32/64/128/256 QAM depending on the propagation condition and forward error
correction type is low density parity check (LDPC).
1.04 The FRX-3E radio equipment can be used in various types of SDH/ETHERNET
networks such as ring, star, linear or nodal configurations, and provide high-quality
performance even in severe transmission path conditions such as over water, over
mountains.
1.05 The FRX-3E radio equipment can operate in flexible RF arrangements, with
Space Diversity, applying single or dual terminal configuration, accommodating up
to sixteen (16) transceivers per rack.
1.06 Various types of optional auxiliary signal transmission are available such as
2.048 Mbit/s wayside traffic, and 64 kbit/s digital service channels.
- Compliant with the European Unions RoHS-6, REACH and WEEE, and Safety
requirements
- SDH/ETHERNET hybrid radio for trunk / spur / access / nodal network applications
Equipment Specification Issue 4.01
1-1
General Description
- Highly integrated packaging

Main system applications per rack ( 2,200 or 1,800 mm height rack) are as follows;
(1) N+1 or N+0 combined ACCP/ACAP/CCDP with/without SD
(Maximum 16 systems, Single Terminal)
(2) N+1 or N+0 & M+1 or M+0 combined ACCP/ACAP/CCDP with/without SD
(Maximum 16 systems, Single Terminal)
(3) N+1 or N+0 & M+1 or M+0 combined ACCP/ACAP/CCDP with/without SD
(Maximum 16 systems, Dual Terminal)
For available RF channel arrangements, please refer to Table 1.1.

- High power amplifier with +33 dBm (QPSK-64QAM), +32 dBm (128QAM) , +31
dBm (256QAM) and +30dBm (512QAM) output power for 4-8 GHz bands.
- Lower power consumption RF HPA using digital and adaptive linearity
compensation. FRX-3E Radio Equipment power consumption: 200 W for 1+1,
+30 dBm output power
- Automatic/Manual Transmit Power Control (ATPC/MTPC) available as standard
- In-Phase (IP) combiner type space diversity (SD) reception with automatic SD
DADE function.
- Hitless N+1 Radio Protection Switching (RPS) for carrier grade SDH transmission
- STM-1 electrical/optical interface and/or Gigabit Ethernet interface are available.
Flexible mixture of STM-1 electrical/optical and Gigabit Ethernet interfaces is
allowed in a rack.
- License Key file is used to add optional functions, such as High Power transmitter
output, XPIC function, Space Diversity receiver function, etc.
License Key can be activated on radio equipment via SV unit (WebLT menu).
- Easy and Simple on-site test and maintenance
Automatic SD DADE adjustment, built-in automatic Delay Equalization, Automatic
XPIC DADE adjustment, Software upgrade from WebLT menu, etc.
- Event management facility
Alarms and status change of the equipment are reported by Supervisory (SV) unit
through Digital Communications Channel (DCC) bytes in case of SDH traffic or
radio frame overhead in case of Ethernet traffic.
- Performance management facility
Traffic performance of every hop can be monitored on each working RF Channel.
Monitoring items are BBE (Background Block Error), ES (Errored Second), SES
(Severely Errored Second), OFS (Out of Frame Second), BBER (Background
Block Error Ratio), ESR (Errored Second Ratio), SESR (Severely Error Second
Ratio) on STM-1 LINE/RADIO side Radio basis.
- Configuration management facility
NE configuration is retrieved by the network management terminal and items such
as
NE ID, IP address and alarm thresholds can be set in Provisioning menu.
- Resource management facility
Physical inventory such as unit name, part number, version number can be read
1-2
General Description
via SV unit.
- Security management facility
Several layers of user registrations for maintenance are provided for secured
network operations.
- SNMP and HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) for management interface
For detailed rack and unit arrangements of various system configurations, refer to Chapter 4, Mechanical
Specification.
1-3
General Description
Table 1.1 RF channel arrangements
Case1
ACCP
CH
Tx (Rx) channels
Case2
Rx (Tx) Channels
ACAP
CH
CCDP
CH
Mixed
CH
V (H)
H (V)
Rx (Tx) Channels
V (H)
H (V)
Rx (Tx) Channels
Tx (Rx) channels
Case5
5
2
Tx (Rx) channels
Case4
Tx (Rx) channels
Case3
V (H)
V (H)
H (V)
Rx (Tx) Channels
Full
System
CH
V (H)
Px
4x
1x
5x
2x
6x
3x
7x
Px
4x
1x
5x
2x
6x
3x
7x
H (V)
Tx (Rx) channels
Rx (Tx) Channels
1-4
General Description
< System Configuration (Rack, Block and Unit) >
: 1,800 mm or 2,200 mm ETSI standard Rack: x 1
FRX-3E Radio
Radio shelf with bonnet cover: x 1
BASIC SHELF
BRU
TRMD
: RF Branching Network Unit Block

RF Branching Network Circuit: 1 set (RF channel allocation dependent)
Duplexer: x 4 maximum for Main Tx/Rx Signal
Adaptor: x 4 maximum for Rx Space Diversity
RF Band Pass Filter x 48 maximum (16 filters for each Tx/Rx/SD)
RF Band Eliminate Filter for innermost channels
: Transmitter/Receiver/Modulator/Demodulator Block
TRMD unit with/without XPIC: 16 x maximum
VENT
BB INTF
: Ventilator unit x 8 maximum

: Baseband Interface Unit Block for system-X line
(a+b+c = max. 16)
STM1E
: BB interface for STM-1 electrical (Coaxial): x a
STM1E/O
: BB interface for STM-1 electrical or optical (SFP): x b
GE-ADPT
: GE Adaptor (for GE-SW connection): x c
COM
: Common Unit Block
SV
: Supervisory unit: x 1
GE-SW
: GE Aggregate Switch for 8 x GE-ADPT units: x 2
AUX INTF
: Auxiliary Signal interface Unit: x 2 max

for Radio User Channel (VF, 64kbps Digital or V11),
4-wire Orderwire
1-5
System Block Diagram

The Fujitsu FRX-3E series radio equipment is designed to transmit one (1)
STM-1 (155.520 Mbit/s) signal or one (1) Ethernet signal per RF channel.
Possible equipment configuration of the FRX-3E are;-
Point-to-Point Terminal with N+1 or n+0 combined ACCP/ACAP/CCDP

operation in the single/dual RF band having maximum 16 systems
Point-to-Point Terminal with N+1 or n+0 & M+1 or m+0 combined ACCP/
ACAP/CCDP operation in the single/dual RF band having maximum 16
systems
Double terminal with N+1 or n+0 & M+1 or m+0 combined ACCP/ACAP/
CCDP operation in the single/dual RF band having maximum 16
systems
Repeater or Back-to-Back Terminal with STM-1 electrical interface
The FRX-3E is composed of six functional blocks;-
RF Branching Network (BRU): RF Branching Network block such as

RF filters, circulators, RF switch, RF hybrid, duplexers and adaptors for
RF combining/branching interface to/from the antenna system
VENT: Air cooling ventilator unit block for TRMD card (Max. 8 VENTs)
TRMD: Transceiver-Modem block for TRMD cards (Max. 16 TRMDs)
BBINTF: Baseband interface block for BBINTF with SFP, BBINTF

without SFP and baseband interface adapter (GE ADPT) or shared
protection channel card (SPC) for GESW
COMN: Common card block for Supervisory & Controller (SV), Auxiliary
signal interface (AUX INTF), Gigabit switch (GESW)
Figure 2.1 shows a typical system block diagram of FRX-3E IP/SDH radio
equipment.
2-1
Basic Shelf
: Optional card or function

GE SW
W1
GE ADPT
DUP
RX
AD PT
V-pol.
SD
DUP
H-pol.
AD PT
DEM
V-pol.
BPF
MOD
BRU
BPF
Radio
FRM
HYB
V CAT
SEL
L2SW
Port1
TRMD
BPF
1000BASE
H-pol.
TX
ADPT
Port2
GE
PHY
Port3
Port4
W2
GE ADPT
MOD
HYB
DEM
TX
BPF
SEL
Radio
FRM
TRMD
ADPT
SD
BPF
TRMD
RX
SD
BPF
TX
BPF
HYB
DEM
TX
BPF
MOD
BPF
SEL
Radio
FRM
BPF
W3
GE ADPT
RX
ADPT
CLK
IN
SY NC
OUT
W ebLT
& PC
QAM Setting
f or each RF
MOD
HYB
DEM
ADPT
RX
BPF
SD
BPF
128/256/512QAM
Radio
FRM
TRMD
SEL
SDH/Ether=SD
64/128QAM
SDH/Ether=Ether
Fixed/Adaptive
QPSK/8/16/32/64/
W4
GE ADPT
Figure 2.1 Typical System Block Diagram for Native IP Interface

(In case of GESW)
2-2
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3. 1
Radio Frequency Plan

General Information
Table 3.1 shows the ITU-R recommendations for radio frequency plan.
Table 3.1 ITU-R Recommendations.

ITU-R RF Band
4 GHz band (3,600-4,200 MHz)
U4 GHz band (3,803.54,203.5 MHz)
5 GHz band (4,4005,000 MHz)
Type (
4G Type 1
4G Type 2
5G Type 1
ITU-R Recommendation F.xxx

F.635-6 Annex-1 (05/2001)
F.382-8 (04/2006)
F.1099-4 Annex-1 (09/2007)
L6 GHz band (5,9256,425 MHz)

U6 GHz band (6,4307,125 MHz)
L7 GHz band (7,1257,425 MHz)
7 GHz (7,125-7,425 MHz)
7G Type 3 (7,132-7,432 MHz)
7W GHz band (7,1107,750 MHz)
L6G Type 1
U6G Type 1
7G Type 1
7G Type 2
7G Type 3
7G Type 4
F.383-8 (09/2007)
F.384-10 (09/2007)
F.385-9 Annex-1 (09/2007)
F.385-9 (2005-01)
Variation from 7G Type 1 (L7G)
F.385-9 Annex-3 (09/2007)
U7 GHz band (7,4257,725 MHz)

7G Type 7 (7,425-7,732 MHz)
M7 GHz band (7,250-7,550 MHz)
L8 GHz band (7,7258,275 MHz)
K8 GHz band (7,900-8,400 MHz)
11 GHz band (10,700-11,700 MHz)
7G Type 5
7G Type 7
7G Type 8
8G Type 1
8G Type 2
11G Type 1
F.385-9 (09/2007)
Variation from 7G Type 5 (U7G)
F.385-9 Annex-5 (09/2007)
F.386-8 (09/2007)
F.386-8 Annex-3 (09/2007)
F.387-10 (02/2006)
11 GHz band (10,700-11,700 MHz)

13 GHz band (12,750-13,250 MHz)
11G Type 2
13G Type 1
F.387-10 Annex-2 (02/2006)

F.497-7 (09/2007)
3.2
Frequency
Plan
01. 4 GHz band (4G Type 1)

- 3600 to 4200 MHz
- Center frequency: 3900 MHz
- Guard band: 20 MHz (Lower band and upper band)
- Center gap: 80 MHz
- 40 MHz frequency spacing (ACCP/CCDP operation)
80 MHz frequency spacing (ACAP operation)
- 320 MHz transmit-receive frequency spacing
- 6+1 protection system for ACCP/ACAP operation
2x(6+1) protection system for CCDP operation
02. U4 GHz band (4G Type 2)
- 3803.5 to 4203.5 MHz
- Center frequency: 4003.5 MHz
3-1

- 4400 to 5000 MHz
04. L6 GHz band (L6G Type 1)

- 5925 to 6425 MHz
- Guard band: 20.2 MHz (Lower band) and 20.21 MHz (Upper band)
- Center gap: 44.49 MHz
- 29.65 MHz frequency spacing (ACCP/CCDP operation)
59.30 MHz frequency spacing (ACAP operation)
- 252.04 MHz transmit-receive frequency spacing
05. U6 GHz band (U6G Type 1)

- 6425 to 7125 MHz
- Guard band: 30 MHz(Lower band and upper band)
06. L7 GHz band (7G Type 1)

- 7125 to 7425 MHz
- Guard band: 10 MHz (Lower band) and 17 MHz (upper band)
- 56 MHz frequency spacing (ACAP operation)
3-2
07. 7G Type 2
- 7125 to 7425 MHz (ITU-R Rec. F.385-9)
- Center frequency 7275 MHz
- Guard band 17 MHz for lower and upper band
- Center gap 42 MHz
- 28 MHz frequency spacing (Co-channel operation)
- 56 MHz frequency spacing (Alternated operation)
08. 7G Type 3: Variation from L7G (7G Type 1)
- 7132 to 7432 MHz (Reference frequency band)
- Guard band: 10 MHz (lower band) and 17 MHz (upper band)
09. 7W GHz band (7G Type 4)
- 7110 to 7750 MHz
- Center frequency of lower part of the band: 7275 MHz
- Center frequency of higher part of the band: 7597 MHz
- Guard band: 11 MHz (Lower part of the band)
- Guard band: 13 MHz (Higher part of the band)
- Center gap of lower part of the band: 84 MHz
- Center gap of higher part of the band: 56 MHz
- 196 MHz transmit-receive frequency spacing (lower part of the band)
- 168 MHz transmit-receive frequency spacing (higher part of the band)
- 7+1 for ACCP/ACAP for lower and higher part of the band separately
2x(7+1) for CCDP for lower and higher part of the band separately
10. U7 GHz band (7G Type 5)

- 7425 to 7725 MHz
- Guard band: 17 MHz (Lower band and Upper band)
3-3
11. 7G Type 7: Variation from U7G (7G Type 5)

- 7425 to 7732 MHz (Reference frequency band)
12. M7 GHz band (7G Type 8)

- 7250 to 7550 MHz
- 4+1 protection system for ACCP/ACAP/CCDP operation
13. L8 GHz band (8G Type 1)
- 7725 to 8275 MHz
- Guard band: 22.7 MHz (lower band) and 8.43 MHz (upper band)
- Center gap: 103.77 MHz
- 29.65 MHz frequency spacing (ACCP/CCDP operation)
- 59.30 MHz frequency spacing (ACAP operation)
- 311.32 MHz transmit-receive frequency spacing
14. K8 GHz band (8G Type 2)

- 7900 to 8400 MHz
3-4
15. 11 GHz band (11G Type 1) : (ITU-R Rec. F. 387-10 Recommend 1.1)
- 10700 to 11700 MHz
- Guard band: 15 MHz
- Center gap 90 MHz
16. 11 GHz band (11G Type 2) : (ITU-R Rec. F. 387-10 Recommend 1.2)
- 10700 to 11700 MHz
- Guard band: 35 MHz

- 12750 to 13250 MHz
- Guard band: 15 MHz (Lower band) and 23 MHz (Upper band)
- 7+1 protection system for ACCP/ACAP/CCDP operation
3-5
Figure 3-01 4 GHz Band (4G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F. 635-6 Annex-1)
a) ACAP operation
600 MHz
20 MHz
1
320 MHz
80 MHz
3
4
5
6
20 MHz
V (H)
80 MHz
40 MHz
b) ACAP operation
600 MHz
20 MHz
320 MHz
80 MHz
3
5
20 MHz
1
V (H)
H (V)
c) CCDP operation
20 MHz
6
320 MHz
80 MHz
4
5
600 MHz
20 MHz
1x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
3620.0
3940.0
3660.0
3980.0
3700.0
4020.0
3740.0
4060.0
3780.0
4100.0
3820.0
4140.0
3860.0
4180.0
3-6
Figure 3-02 U4 GHz Band (4G Type 2) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F.382-8)
a) ACCP operation
400 MHz
21 MHz
213 MHz
21 MHz
1
58 MHz
4
5
V (H)
68 MHz
29 MHz
b) ACAP operation
21 MHz
4
0
213 MHz
21 MHz
58 MHz
1
H (V)
V (H)
c) CCDP operation
21 MHz
58 MHz
4
5
400 MHz
213 MHz
1
21 MHz
1x
2x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
1
2
3
4
5
6
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
3824.5
3853.5
3882.5
3911.5
3940.5
3969.5
RF CH
1
2
3
4
5
6
3x 4x 5x 6x
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
4037.5
4066.5
4095.5
4124.5
4153.5
4182.5
3-7
Figure 3-03 5 GHz Band (5G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R F.1099-4 Annex-1)
a) ACCP operation
600 MHz
300 MHz
30 MHz
1
80 MHz
3
4
5
40
60 MHz
MHz
6
7
1
30
MHz
2
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
600 MHz
300 MHz
80 MHz
1
30
MHz
40
60 MHz
MHz
7
1
30 MHz
5
V (H)
H (V)
c) CCDP operation
600 MHz
300 MHz
30 MHz
1
80 MHz
4
5
30
MHz
40
60 MHz
MHz
6
7
1
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
1x
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
4430.0
4730.0
4470.0
4770.0
4510.0
4810.0
4550.0
4850.0
4590.0
4890.0
4630.0
4930.0
4670.0
4970.0
3-8
Figure 3-04 L6 GHz Band (L6G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F. 383-8)
a) ACCP operation
500 MHz
252.04 MHz
59.30 MHz
29.65 MHz
20.2
MHz
1
20.21
MHz
44.49 MHz
7
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
500 MHz
252.04 MHz
59.30 MHz
29.65 MHz
20.2
MHz
1
20.21
MHz
44.49 MHz
7
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
500 MHz
252.04 MHz
59.30 MHz
29.65 MHz
20.2
MHz
20.21
MHz
44.49 MHz
1x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x 8x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
5945.20
6197.24
5974.85
6226.89
6004.50
6256.54
6034.15
6286.19
6063.80
6315.84
6093.45
6345.49
6123.10
6375.14
6152.75
6404.79
3-9
Figure 3-05 U6 GHz Band (U6G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F. 384-10) (40 MHz Spacing)
a) ACCP operation
680 MHz
340 MHz
30
MHz
30
MHz
80 MHz
60 MHz
40 MHz
1
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
680 MHz
340 MHz
80 MHz
40 MHz
30
MHz
1
30
MHz
60 MHz
7
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
680 MHz
340 MHz
80 MHz
40 MHz
30
MHz
30
MHz
60 MHz
1x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
8x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
6460.0
6800.0
6500.0
6840.0
6540.0
6880.0
6580.0
6920.0
6620.0
6960.0
6660.0
7000.0
6700.0
7040.0
6740.0
7080.0
3-10
Figure 3-06 L7 GHz Band (7G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R F. 385-9)
a) ACCP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
49 MHz
56 MHz
10
MHz
1
28 MHz
2
3
17
MHz
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
56 MHz
10
MHz
49 MHz
28 MHz
3
17
MHz
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
56 MHz
10
MHz
49 MHz
28 MHz
3
1X
2X
17
MHz
4X
5X
1X
2X
3X
4X
5X
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
3X
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
7135
7296
7163
7324
7191
7352
7219
7380
7247
7408
3-11
Figure 3-07 7G Type2 Frequency Allocation (ITU-R. F.385-9)

a) ACCP operation
300 MHz
17
MHz
154 MHz
56 MHz
17
MHz
42 MHz
1
28 MHz
3
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
300 MHz
17
MHz
154 MHz
56 MHz
17
MHz
42 MHz
28 MHz
3
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
300 MHz
17
MHz
154 MHz
56 MHz
17
MHz
42 MHz
1
28 MHz
3
2
2X
4X
5X
1X
2X
3X
4X
5X
V (H)
H (V)
1X
3X
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY
(MHz)
1
2
3
4
5
7142
7170
7198
7226
7254
1
2
3
4
5
7296
7324
7352
7380
7408
3-12
Figure 3-08 7G Type 3 Frequency Allocation
a) ACCP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
10 MHz
56 MHz
28 MHz
2
3
17 MHz
49 MHz
4
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
10 MHz
56 MHz
49 MHz
28 MHz
3
17 MHz
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
10 MHz
56 MHz
49 MHz
1
28 MHz
3
2
17 MHz
4X
5X
1X
2X
3X
4X
5X
V (H)
H (V)
1X
RF CH
2X
3X
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
7142
7303
7170
7331
7198
7359
7226
7387
7254
7415
3-13
Figure 3-09 (a) 7W GHz Band (7G Type 4) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R F. 385-9 Annex-3)
a) ACCP operation
Return (Go)
660 MHz
Go (Return)
Go Return
196 MHz
2l
1l
4l
3l
168 MHz
1l
5l
2l
3l
4l
5l
1h
3h
2h
5h
4h
2h
1h
3h
4h
5h
V (H)
28 MHz
28 MHz
84 MHz
Lower part of the band
56 MHz
Higher part of the band
b) ACAP operation
Return (Go)
Go (Return)
Go (Return)
660 MHz
196 MHz
3l
1l
168 MHz
1l
5l
3l
5l
2h
2h
4h
4h
V (H)
H (V)
2l
4l
2l
28 MHz
4l
3h
1h
5h
1h
28 MHz
84 MHz
3h
5h
56 MHz
c) CCDP operation
Return (Go)
Go (Return)
Go (Return)
660 MHz
196 MHz
168 MHz
1l
2l
3l
4l
5l
1l
2l
3l
4l
5l
1lx
2lx
3lx
4lx
5lx
1lx
2lx
3lx
4lx
5lx
1h
2h
3h
4h
5h
1h
2h
3h
1hx 2hx
3hx
4hx
5hx
1h
2h
3h
4h
5h
V (H)
H (V)
28 MHz
28 MHz
84 MHz
RF CH
RF Frequency (MHz)
RF CH
5h
56 MHz
RF Frequency (MHz)
1l
2l
3l
4l
5l
7121
7149
7177
7205
7233
1h
2h
3h
4h
5h
7457
7485
7513
7541
7569
1l
2l
3l
4l
5l
7317
7345
7373
7401
7429
1h
2h
3h
4h
5h
7625
7653
7681
7709
7737
4h
3-14
Figure 3-09 (b) 7W GHz band (7G Type 4) TRMD type and an example of the equipment configuration
Return
Go
ITU-R CH
1L 2L
3L 4L 5L
(1L) (2L) (3L) (4L) (5L)
Go
1'L 2'L 3'L 4'L 5'L 1H 2H 3H 4H 5H
1'H 2'H 3'H 4'H 5'H
(1U) (2U) (3U) (4U)(5U) (6U) (7U) (8U) (9U) (10U)
(6L) (7L) (8L) (9L) (10L)
WebLT CH
V(H)-pol
TRMD L-L
TX
RX
TRMD L-H
RX
TX
TRMD U-H
TRMD U-L
Terminal A
Go
M1
TX
RX
RX
TX
Terminal B
Terminal A
M2
Return
These channels
are equipped to
Terminal A rack.
M3
P
M1
M2
M3
These channels
are equipped to
Terminal B rack.
Go
Return
SD
CH1L-CH3L CH5L-CH2H
SD
CH1L-CH3L
CH5L-CH2H
RX
CH1L-CH3L CH5L-CH2H
RX
CH1L-CH3L
CH5L-CH2H
TX
CH1L-CH3L
CH5L-CH2H
TX
CH1L-CH3L CH5L-CH2H
TRMD (M3) CH2H
TRMD (M2) CH5L
TRMD (M1) CH3L
CH1L
Terminal A
TRMD (P)
TRMD (M3) CH2H
TRMD (M2) CH5L
CH1L
TRMD (M1) CH3L
TRMD (P)
(L-L) (L-L) (L-L) (U-L)
(L-H) (L-H) (L-H) (U-H)
Terminal B
3-15
Figure 3-10 U7 GHz Band (7G Type 5) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F. 385-9 Annex-1)
a) ACCP operation
300 MHz
154 MHz
42 MHz
56 MHz
17
MHz
17
MHz
28 MHz
2
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
300 MHz
154 MHz
17
MHz
42 MHz
56 MHz
28 MHz
3
17
MHz
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
300 MHz
154 MHz
56 MHz
17
MHz
42 MHz
28 MHz
3
2
1X
2X
17
MHz
4X
5X
1X
2X
3X
4X
5X
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
1
3X
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
(MHz)
7442
RF CH
1
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
(MHz)
7596
7470
7624
7498
7652
7526
7680
7554
7708
3-16
Figure 3-11 7G Type 7 Frequency Allocation

a) ACCP operation
307 MHz
171717
161 MHz
17 MHz
56 MHz
1
28 MHz
2
3
17 MHz
49 MHz
4
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
307 MHz
161 MHz
17 MHz
56 MHz
17 MHz
49 MHz
28 MHz
3
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
307 MHz
161 MHz
17 MHz
56 MHz
17 MHz
49 MHz
1
28 MHz
3
2
1X
2X
4X
5X
1X
2X
3X
4X
5X
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
3X
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
7442
7603
7470
7631
7498
7659
7526
7687
7554
7715
3-17
Figure 3-12 M7 GHz Band (7G Type 8) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R F. 385-9: Annex-5)
a) ACCP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
56 MHz
17 MHz
1
10 MHz
49 MHz
28 MHz
4
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
56 MHz
17 MHz
1
10 MHz
49 MHz
28 MHz
3
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
300 MHz
161 MHz
56 MHz
17 MHz
1
28 MHz
3
2
10 MHz
49 MHz
4
4X
5X
1X
2X
3X
4X
5X
V (H)
H (V)
1X
RF CH
2X
3X
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
1
2
3
4
5
7267
7295
7323
7351
7379
RF CH
1
2
3
4
5
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
7428
7456
7484
7512
7540
3-18
Figure 3-13 L8 GHz Band (8G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R F. 386-8 Annex-6)
a) ACCP operation
550 MHz
311.32 MHz
59.30 MHz
29.65 MHz
22.7
MHz
2
8.43
MHz
103.77 MHz
7
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
550 MHz
311.32 MHz
59.30 MHz
29.65 MHz
22.7
MHz
1
8.43
MHz
103.77 MHz
1
3
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
550 MHz
311.32 MHz
59.30 MHz
29.65 MHz
22.7
MHz
8.43
MHz
103.77 MHz
1x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
8x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
(MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
(MHz)
7747.70
8059.02
7777.35
8088.67
7807.00
8118.32
7836.65
8147.97
7866.30
8177.62
7895.95
8207.27
7925.60
8236.92
7955.25
8266.57
3-19
Figure 3-14 K8 GHz Band (8G Type 2) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R F. 386-8 Annex-3)
a) ACCP operation
500 MHz
266 MHz
26 MHz
1
56 MHz
28 MHz
2
4
3
5
12 MHz
70 MHz
6
V (H)
b) ACAP operation
500 MHz
266 MHz
26 MHz
56 MHz
28 MHz
3
5
12 MHz
70 MHz
7
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
500 MHz
266 MHz
12 MHz
56 MHz
28 MHz
2
3
4
5
1x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
8x
26 MHz
70 MHz
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
7926
7954
7982
8010
8038
8066
8094
8122
RF CH
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
8192
8220
8248
8276
8304
8332
8360
8388
3-20
Figure 3-15 11 GHz Band (11G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F. 387-10 Recommend 1.1)
a) ACCP operation
1000 MHz
15
MHz
530 MHz
15 MHz
90 MHz
80 MHz
3
11
12
11
12
V (H)
40 MHz
40 MHz
b) ACAP operation
1000 MHz
15
MHz
530 MHz
15 MHz
90 MHz
80 MHz
1
11
11
V (H)
H (V)
2
12
12
40 MHz
c) CCDP operation
1000 MHz
15
MHz
530 MHz
15 MHz
90 MHz
80 MHz
1
11
12
11
1x
2x
3x
11
x
12
x
1x
2x
3x
11x 12x
12
V (H)
H (V)
40 MHz
3-21
RF CH
1
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
(MHz)
10715.0
RF CH
1
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
(MHz)
11245.0
10755.0
11285.0
10795.0
11325.0
10835.0
11365.0
10875.0
11405.0
10915.0
11445.0
10955.0
11485.0
10995.0
11525.0
11035.0
11565.0
10
11075.0
10
11605.0
11
11115.0
11
11645.0
12
11155.0
12
11685.0
3-22
Figure 3-16 11 GHz Band (11G Type 2) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F. 387-10 Recommend 1.2)
a) ACCP operation
1000 MHz
35
MHz
490 MHz
1
35 MHz
50 MHz
80 MHz
3
V (H)
11
11
12
12
40 MHz
b) ACAP operation
1000 MHz
35
MHz
490 MHz
35 MHz
50 MHz
80 MHz
11
11
V (H)
H (V)
12
12
40 MHz
c) CCDP operation
1000 MHz
35
MHz
490 MHz
35 MHz
50 MHz
80 MHz
1
11
12
11
1x
2x
3x
11
12
1x
2x
3x
11x 12x
12
V (H)
H (V)
40 MHz
3-23
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
10735.0
11225.0
10775.0
11265.0
10815.0
11305.0
10855.0
11345.0
10895.0
11385.0
10935.0
11425.0
10975.0
11465.0
11015.0
11505.0
11055.0
11545.0
10
11095.0
10
11585.0
11
11135.0
11
11625.0
12
11175.0
12
11665.0
3-24
Figure 3-17 13 GHz Band (13G Type 1) Frequency Allocation (ITU-R Rec. F.497-7)
a) ACCP operation
500 MHz
266 MHz
56 MHz
15
MHz
2
23
MHz
6
V (H)
70 MHz
28 MHz
b) ACAP operation
500 MHz
266 MHz
56 MHz
15
MHz
1
23
MHz
V (H)
H (V)
2
c) CCDP operation
500 MHz
266 MHz
56 MHz
28 MHz
15
MHz
23
MHz
70 MHz
1x
2x
3x
4x
5x
6x
7x
8x
V (H)
H (V)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
RF CH
RF FREQUENCY (MHz)
12765
13031
12793
13059
12821
13087
12849
13115
12877
13143
12905
13171
12933
13199
12961
13227
3-25
4
4.1
RF Branching Network
RF branching network (BRU) is composed of microwave components as

follows;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
Duplexer (DUP, waveguide antenna port for main TX/RX)

Adaptor (ADPT, waveguide antenna port for SD RX)
TRMD adaptor (TR ADPT) for plug-in RF IN/OUT of TRMD and BRU filter
Plug-in filter (Two (2) TX/RX filter pair and two (2) SD filters per 2 x TRMD)
Band elimination filter (BEF) for interference reduction for innermost CH
Coaxial pipe cable between DUP/ADTP and CIR
Semi-rigid coaxial cable between CIRs
The typical RF branching network arrangement for U6G, N+1 ACCP/ACAP/

CCDP operation, U6G and 2x(N+1) CCDP operation are shown in Figure 4-1
to 8-5 and insertion loss of loss equalized BRU for all RF bands are shown in
Appendix-A.
4.2
Addition of Band Elimination Filter (BEF)
Addition of Band Elimination Filter (BEF) is needed only for innermost radio
frequency channels to improve the in-station transmit-receive interference.
Therefore, BEF will be added in the innermost channel filter chain on site or at
factory when the innermost channels are allocated initially or by the customers
future RF channel expansion.
Main BEF performance is as follows;
(1) Band eliminated attenuation:
25 dB
(2) 25 dB bandwidth:
32 MHz
(3) Insertion loss:
0.4 dB (typical)
(4) Filter type:
6-section, Chebychev type
Table 4.1 shows the number of BEF for all RF band used.
4-1
Table 4.1a Number of BEF when Innermost Channels are ACCP or CCDP
Innermost
No. of BEF
Modulation
Scheme
RF spacing
RX side for ITX
SD side for ITX
TX side for IRX
4G Type1
64 QAM
80 MHz
4G Type2
128 QAM
68 MHz
5G Type1
64 QAM
60 MHz
L6G Type1
128 QAM
44.49 MHz
U6G Type1
64 QAM
60 MHz
7G Type1
128 QAM
49 MHz
7G Type2
128 QAM
42 MHz
7G Type3
128 QAM
49 MHZ
7G Type4
128 QAM
84/56 MHz (*)
7G Type5
128 QAM
42 MHz
7G Type7
128 QAM
49 MHz
7G Type8
128 QAM
49 MHz
8G Type1
128 QAM
103.77 MHz
8G Type2
128 QAM
70 MHz
11G Type1
64 QAM
90 MHz
11G Type2
64 QAM
50 MHz
13G Type1
128 QAM
70 MHz
RF Band
Note (*): Only for 56 MHz innermost channels
V (H)
CHn
CH1'
W hen innermost channels

are Co-Polarized.
V (H)
H (V)
CHn
CH1'
W hen innermost channels are

Co-Channel Dual-Polarized.
4-2
Table 4.1b Number of BEF when Innermost Channels are ACAP

Innermost
No. of BEF
Modulation
Scheme
RF spacing
RX side for ITX
SD side for ITX
TX side for IRX
4G Type1
64 QAM
80 MHz
4G Type2
128 QAM
68 MHz
5G Type1
64 QAM
60 MHz
L6G Type1
128 QAM
44.49 MHz
U6GType1
64 QAM
60 MHz
7G Type1
128 QAM
49 MHz
7G Type2
128 QAM
42 MHz
7G Type3
128 QAM
49 MHz
7G Type4
128 QAM
84/56 MHz
7G Type5
128 QAM
42 MHz
7G Type7
128 QAM
49 MHz
7G Type8
128 QAM
49 MHz
8G Type1
128 QAM
103.77 MHz
8G Type2
128 QAM
70 MHz
11G Type1
64 QAM
90 MHz
11G Type2
64 QAM
50 MHz
13G Type1
128 QAM
70 MHz
RF Band
V (H)
H (V)
CH1'
CHn
W hen innermost channels are

Alternate-Polarized.
Note-1: When innermost channels are Co-Polarized and AlternatePolarized with separate antenna in the transmit diversity application,
BEF both transmit and receive is not needed because of more than
50 dB Front-to-Side (F/S) attenuation.
Note-2: When receive side BEF is needed, SD receive side BEF is
also needed to maintain the similar IF-IF performance between main
receiver and SD receiver.
4-3
Main
Antenna Port
V (H)
DUP
CW CIR
x2
TX
BEF
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH8
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH2'
CH3'
CH4'
CH5'
CH6'
CH7'
CH8'
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH2'
CH3'
CH4'
CH5'
CH6'
CH7'
CH8'
TX BPF
x1
CIR
RX
BEF
RX BPF
SD
Antenna Port
V (H)
ADPT
CW CIR
x1
CIR
SD
BEF
SD BPF
TRMD ADPT 1
TRMD ADPT 2
TRMD ADPT 3
TRMD ADPT 4
Figure 4-1a Typical Loss Equalized RF Branching Network for U6G, 7+1, ACCP with SD
In case that TX RF channel is in the lower half band
4-4
Main
Antenna Port
V (H)
DUP
x2
CW CIR
TX
BEF
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH2'
CH3'
CH4'
CH5'
CH6'
CH7'
CH8'
TX BPF
x1
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH8
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH8
RX
BEF
RX BPF
SD
Antenna Port
V (H)
ADPT
CW CIR
x1
TRMD ADPT 1
TRMD ADPT 2
TRMD ADPT 3
SD
BEF
SD BPF
TRMD ADPT 4
Figure 4-1c Typical Loss Equalized RF Branching Network for U6G, 7+1, ACCP with SD
In case that TX RF channel is in the higher half band
4-5
Main
Antenna Port
DUP
V (H)
H (V)
CW CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH3
CH5
CH7
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH3'
CH5'
CH7'
TX PBF
RX BPF
DUP
x2
CW CIR
TX
BEF
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH2
CH4
CH6
CH8
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH2'
CH4'
CH6'
CH8'
TX PBF
RX BPF
SD
Antenna Port
ADPT
V (H)
H (V)
CW CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
SD BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH3'
CH5'
CH7'
ADPT
CW CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH2'
CH4'
CH6'
CH8'
TRMD ADPT 2
TRMD ADPT 3
SD BPF
TRMD ADPT 1
TRMD ADPT 4
Figure 4-2a Typical Loss Equalized RF Branching Network for U6G, 7+1, ACAP with SD
In case that TX RF channel is in the lower half band
4-6
Main
Antenna Port
V (H)
H (V)
DUP
x2
CW CIR
TX
BEF
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH3'
CH5'
CH7'
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH3
CH5
CH7
TX PBF
RX BPF
DUP
CW CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH2'
CH4'
CH6'
CH8'
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH2
CH4
CH6
CH8
TX PBF
RX BPF
SD
Antenna Port
ADPT
V (H)
H (V)
CW CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH3
CH5
CH7
SD BPF
ADPT
CW CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH2
CH4
CH6
CH8
TRMD ADPT 1
TRMD ADPT 2
TRMD ADPT 3
SD BPF
TRMD ADPT 4
Figure 4-2c Typical Loss Equalized RF Branching Network for U6G, 7+1, ACAP with SD
In case that TX RF channel is in the higher half band
4-7
Appendix-A. Insertion Loss of Loss Equalized RF Branching Network

Insertion loss of RF branching network is specified using loss equalized RF branching
network configuration model with R-SD below;
< Loss equalized RF branching network for 7+1 protection system>
Main
Antenna Port
DUP
CW CIR
Reference C'
TX
BEF
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
RBF
RBF
RBF
RBF
RBF
RBF
RBF
RBF
CH1
CH2
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH8
T R AD PT
Reference A'
Transmit side
CH3
CIR
RX
BEF
TR
MD
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
TBF
TBF
TBF
TBF
TBF
TBF
TBF
TBF
CH1'
CH2'
CH3'
CH4'
CH5'
CH6'
CH7'
CH87
Main
Antenna Port
Trans m itter s ide
DUP
CW CIR
Reference C
TX
BEF
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1'
CH2'
CH3'
CH4'
CH5'
CH6'
CH7'
CH8'
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
CIR
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
BPF
CH1
CH2
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH8
TR ADPT
CH3
Where,
Reference A:
Reference A:
RX
BEF
Receiver s ide
Reference A
TR
MD
TRMD unit RF output port

TRMD unit RF input port
Reference C and C: DUP input/output waveguide flange port
In this allocation, RF branching network location of P channel in the transmit side is the nearest from DUP
and on the contrary in the receive side RF branching network location of P channel is most far from
duplexer (DUP).
Mechanical configuration of RF branching network and connection between TRMD unit and
4-8
BRU are shown below;

TR ADPT
2xSD BPF
2xRX BPF
2xTX BPF
VENT unit
2xTRMD/TR ADPT
< Mechanical configuration >

(1) 2 RF channel TRMD units and relative BRUs are plug-ined to the TRMD adaptor (ADPT).
(2) Connections between TRMD and BPF are installed with fixed pipe cables located at the rear
side of ADPT without additional cable connection on site.
(3) Only cable connections between circulators are necessary when RF CH expansion is needed
at site.
Insertion loss of Loss Equalized RF branching network, BRU loss is calculated below;
BRU loss = Transmit side loss (Reference A to Reference C) +
Receive side loss (Reference C to Reference A)
For detailed insertion loss value, please refer to Table 4-3.
4-9
Table 4-3a Insertion Loss of ACCP/ACAP/CCDP Operation

(40 MHz Channel Spacing System)
Frequency
ACCP
BR NET Insertion
Loss
ACAP
CCDP
1+0
1+1
2+1
3+1
4+1
5+1
6+1
7+1
8+1
9+1
10+1
11+1
1+0
1+1
2+1
3+1
4+1
5+1
6+1
7+1
8+1
9+1
10+1
11+1
1+0
1+1
2+1
3+1
4+1
5+1
6+1
7+1
8+1
9+1
10+1
11+1
4G
3.96dB
4.57dB
5.16dB
5.66dB
6.25dB
6.75dB
7.34dB
3.96dB
3.96dB
4.57dB
4.57dB
5.16dB
5.16dB
5.66dB
3.96dB
4.57dB
5.16dB
5.66dB
6.25dB
6.75dB
7.34dB
-
5G
4.57dB
5.21dB
5.82dB
6.34dB
6.95dB
7.47dB
8.08dB
4.57dB
4.57dB
5.21dB
5.21dB
5.82dB
5.82dB
8.08dB
4.57dB
5.21dB
5.82dB
6.34dB
6.95dB
7.47dB
8.08dB
-
U6G
5.02dB
5.72dB
6.39dB
6.94dB
7.61dB
8.16dB
8.83dB
9.38dB
5.02dB
5.02dB
5.72dB
5.72dB
6.39dB
6.39dB
6.94dB
6.94dB
5.02dB
5.72dB
6.39dB
6.94dB
7.61dB
8.16dB
8.83dB
9.38dB
-
8G
6.05dB
6.77dB
7.46dB
8.02dB
8.71dB
9.27dB
6.05dB
6.05dB
6.77dB
6.77dB
7.46dB
7.46dB
6.05dB
6.77dB
7.46dB
8.02dB
8.71dB
9.27dB
-
11G
6.79dB
7.57dB
8.32dB
8.92dB
9.67dB
10.27dB
11.02dB
11.62dB
12.37dB
12.97dB
13.72dB
14.32dB
6.79dB
6.79dB
7.57dB
7.57dB
8.32dB
8.32dB
8.92dB
8.92dB
9.67dB
9.67dB
10.27dB
10.27dB
6.79dB
7.57dB
8.32dB
8.92dB
9.67dB
10.27dB
11.02dB
11.62dB
12.37dB
12.97dB
13.72dB
14.32dB
Guaranteed
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
Note-1: Above insertion loss calculation is based on the loss equalized RF branching network model in
accordance with Figures of Appendix-A. Therefore in case that not loss equalized RF branching network or
not Fujitsu recommended RF channel allocation rule is applied, insertion loss should be calculated
individually. If insertion loss is critical for system design calculation, please contact Fujitsu technical staff.
Note-2: In case an innermost RF channel is allocated, one BEF or two are required to be inserted just
before the innermost RF channel's circulator in the RF branching network. And in the following BPF chain,
the insertion loss increases 1 dB per BEF inserted. The number of required BEF is shown in the table of
previous section named "Addition of Band Elimination Filter (BEF)".
Note-3: Above insertion loss is typical value for sum of TX and Rx side. For guaranteed value add 1 dB.
4-10
Table 4-3b Insertion Loss of ACCP/ACAP/CCDP Operation

(30 MHz Channel Spacing System)
Frequency
ACCP
BR NET Insertion
Loss
ACAP
CCDP
1+0
1+1
2+1
3+1
4+1
5+1
6+1
7+1
8+1
9+1
10+1
11+1
1+0
1+1
2+1
3+1
4+1
5+1
6+1
7+1
8+1
9+1
10+1
11+1
1+0
1+1
2+1
3+1
4+1
5+1
6+1
7+1
8+1
9+1
10+1
11+1
4G
4.41dB
5.03dB
5.63dB
6.14dB
6.74dB
7.25dB
4.41dB
4.41dB
5.03dB
5.03dB
5.63dB
5.63dB
4.41dB
5.03dB
5.63dB
6.14dB
6.74dB
7.25dB
-
L6G
4.9dB
5.58dB
6.23dB
6.77dB
7.42dB
7.96dB
8.61dB
9.15dB
4.9dB
4.9dB
5.58dB
5.58dB
6.23dB
6.23dB
6.77dB
6.77dB
4.9dB
5.58dB
6.23dB
6.77dB
7.42dB
7.96dB
8.61dB
9.15dB
-
7G
5.96dB
6.67dB
7.35dB
7.91dB
8.59dB
5.96dB
5.96dB
6.67dB
6.67dB
7.35dB
5.96dB
6.67dB
7.35dB
7.91dB
8.59dB
-
8G
6.05dB
6.77dB
7.46dB
8.02dB
8.71dB
9.27dB
9.96dB
10.52dB
6.05dB
6.05dB
6.77dB
6.77dB
7.46dB
7.46dB
8.02dB
8.02dB
6.05dB
6.77dB
7.46dB
8.02dB
8.71dB
9.27dB
9.96dB
10.52dB
-
13G
7.86dB
8.68dB
9.46dB
10.08dB
10.86dB
11.48dB
12.26dB
12.88dB
7.86dB
7.86dB
8.68dB
8.68dB
9.46dB
9.46dB
10.08dB
10.08dB
7.86dB
8.68dB
9.46dB
10.08dB
10.86dB
11.48dB
12.26dB
12.88dB
-
Guaranteed
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
+1dB
Note-1: Above insertion loss calculation is based on the loss equalized RF branching network model in
accordance with Figures of Appendix-A. Therefore in case that not loss equalized RF branching network or
not Fujitsu recommended RF channel allocation rule is applied, insertion loss should be calculated
individually. If insertion loss is critical for system design calculation, please contact Fujitsu technical staff.
Note-2: In case an innermost RF channel is allocated, one BEF or two are required to be inserted just
before the innermost RF channel's circulator in the RF branching network. And in the following BPF chain,
the insertion loss increases 1 dB per BEF inserted. The number of required BEF is shown in the table of
previous section named "Addition of Band Elimination Filter (BEF)".
Note-3: Above insertion loss is typical value for sum of TX and Rx side. For guaranteed value add 1 dB.
4-11
Electrical Specification
Electrical Specifications
5.1
General Information
Table 5.1-1 General Specifications
Item
Description
RF Band
4/5/U6/11 GHz for 40 MHz channel spacing

U4/L6/7/8/13 GHz for 30 MHz channel spacing (28/29/29.65/30 MHz)
Table 5.1-2 shows the general parameters on RF band used.
Modulation
for STM-1
64QAM with low density parity check (LDPC) FEC for 40 MHz Channel Spacing
128QAM with low density parity check (LDPC) FEC for 30 MHz Channel Spacing
Table 5.1-2 RF Band and Switching Capacity in case of Single RF Application

< 40 MHz Channel Spacing System>
RF band type
4G type1
ITU F series No.
F.635-6
Channel spacing (MHz)
RPS
GP1-RPS
6+1
GP1&2-RPS
2x(6+1)
RF band type
ITU F series No.
5G type1
F.1099-4 Annex-1
40
6+1
2x(6+1)
U6G type1
F.384-10
11G type1
F.387-10
recom. 1.1
11G type2
F.387-10 recom. 1.2

RPS
GP1-RPS
GP1&2-RPS
40
7+1
2x(7+1)
< 30 MHz Channel Spacing System>

RF band type
4G type2
ITU F series No.
F.382-8
29
RPS
GP1-RPS
5+1
GP1&2-RPS
2x(5+1)
RF band type
ITU F series No.
7+1
2x(7+1)
7G type1
F.385-9
Annex-1

RPS
GP1-RPS
GP1&2-RPS
L6G type1
F.383-8
29.65
7+1
2x(7+1)
7G type2
F.385-9
4+1
2x(4+1)
7G type3
Variation
from
F.385-9
Annex-1
28
4+1
2x(4+1)
7G type4
F.385-9
Annex-3
7G type5
F.385-9
Annex-1
7+1
2x(7+1)
4+1
2x(4+1)
5-1
< 30 MHz Channel Spacing System> (Contd)

RF band type
7G type7
ITU F series No.
Variation from
7G type5
RPS
GP1-RPS
GP1&2-RPS
RF band type
ITU F series No.
RPS
GP1-RPS
GP1&2-RPS
8G type1
F.386-8
Annex-6
29.65
7G type8
F.385-9
Annex-5
28
4+1
2x(4+1)
8G type2
F.386-8
Annex-3
28
13G type1
F.497-7
28
7+1
2x(7+1)
Table 5.1-3 General Specifications (Contd)

Item
Description
Modulation
(When set SDH/Ether
to SDH)
128QAM with low density parity check (LDPC) FEC for 30 MHz CS
64QAM with low density parity check (LDPC) FEC for 40 MHz CS
Modulation
(When set SDH/Ether
to Ether)
(1) Fixed modulation

Modulation applied is QPSK/8/16/32/64/128/256/512QAM with low density
parity check (LDPC) FEC and
(2) Adaptive modulation
Modulation applied is QPSK/8/16/32/64/128/256/512QAM with low density
parity check (LDPC) FEC depending on propagation condition

Item
Description
System Capacity
(When set SDH/Ether
to SDH)
< Digital transfer rate >

155.52 Mbits/s per RF CH for SDH or Native IP interface
< Auxiliary signal (optional) >
Wayside traffic (optional): 2 x 2.048 Mbit/s / RF CH for STM-1 interface
< Radio User Channel (RUC) (optional) >
Maximum 3 channels and 3 types available (analog, 64 kbit/s G.703 and 64
kbit/s V.11) / system
System Capacity
(When set SDH/Ether
to Ether)
When TRMD + GESW are installed;

< Digital transfer rate >
30.663 to 198.712 Mbits/s per RF CH for 30 MHz CS system
43.008 to 265.728 Mbits/s per RF CH for 40 MHz CS system
< Radio User Channel (RUC) (optional) >
Maximum 3 channels and 3 types available (analog, 64 kbit/s G.703 and 64
kbit/s V.11) / system
5-2

Item
Description
Baseband Interface
(1) STM-1 electrical with/without SFP

(2) STM-1 optical with SFP
(4) 1000BASE-T electrical with max. 4 SFP applying link aggregation
(5) 1000BASE-SX optical with max. 4 SFP applying link aggregation
(6) 1000BASE-LX optical with max. 4 SFP applying link aggregation
Hybrid operation for mixed SDH and Native IP interface is available in a
same rack.
SDH multiplexing
structure / AU mode
SDH multiplexing structure is in accordance with FIGURE 6-1/G.707 as

shown in Figure 5.1. AU pointer acts within AU-4 frame only.
Overhead Byte
Access
Same insert/separation method as SDH optical transmission system for

both terminal and repeater station
- RS Section
A1, A2, C1, B1, E1, F1, D1D3 byte
- MS Section
B2, K1, K2, D4D12 and E2, M1 and S1 byte.
Note-1: RS bytes drop/insert processes are carried out within FRX-3E radio
section, and E1 and D1-D3 are transferred in the GP1-W1 line.
Note-2: MS bytes are digitally through without drop/insert processes within
FRX-3E radio section.
Figure 5.1 SDH Multiplexing Structure

Note: In FRX-3E radio, AU pointer acts within AU-4 frame only. AU-3 frame is not supported.
5-3

Item
Description
Radio Switching
Capacity
Radio switching capacity for STM-1 interface for terminal and double terminal
configuration is shown in Table 5.1-7. Maximum sixteen (16) complete
systems installation is available configuring combined ACCP/ACAP/CCDP
operation per rack
Note: In case of Native IP interface, RPS is always DISABLED.
Table 5.1-7 Radio Switching Capacity for Single Terminal

GP1-RPS
GP2-RPS
Switching Capacity
Remarks
RPS
Function
RPS
Function
n+0
Disable
Max. m=16
N+1
Enable
Max. N=15
Combined
n+0
Disable
m+0
Disable
Max. n+m=16
ACCP/ACAP/
N+1
Enable
m+0
Disable
Max. N+m=15
CCDP for
n+0
Disable
M+1
Enable
Max. n+M=15
Single/dual RF
N+1
Enable
M+1
Enable
Max. N+M=14
Table 5.1-8 Radio Switching Capacity for Double Terminal

GP1-RPS (Eastern)
GP1-RPS (Western)
Switching Capacity
Remarks
Disable
Max. n+m=16
Combined
m+0
Disable
Max. N+m=15
ACCP/ACAP/
Disable
M+1
Enable
Max. n+M=15
CCDP for
Enable
M+1
Enable
Max. N+M=14
Single/dual RF
RPS
Function
RPS
Function
n+0
Disable
m+0
N+1
Enable
n+0
N+1
5-4
5.2
Transmitter (TX)
Table 5.2 Transmitter section
Item
Description
RF Output Power
In accordance with Table 5.2-1 depending on modulation and RF band,

measured at TRMD RF output at Point A (*1).
Table 5.2-1 Transmit Output Power (dBm) at TRMD RF output port
4GHz to 8GHz
QAM
30MHz
11GHz
13GHz
40MHz
30MHz
40MHz
Tolerance
STD
HP
STD
HP
QPSK
+29
+32
+30
+33
+30
+27
8QAM
+29
+32
+30
+33
+30
+27
16QAM
+29
+32
+30
+33
+30
+27
32QAM
+29
+32
+30
+33
+30
+27
64QAM
+29
+32
+30
+33
+30
+27
128QAM
+29
+32
+29
+32
+29
+27
256QAM
+28
+31
+28
+31
+28
+26
512QAM
+27
+30
+27
+30
+27
+25
+/- 1 dB
Table 5.2 Transmitter section (Contd)

Item
Description
RF Spectrum Mask
< Fixed modulation for SDH and Native IP interface >

In accordance with ETSI EN 302 217-2-2 V1.4.1 (2010-07)
measured at duplexer output port as shown in Figure 3.2-2.
< Dynamic change of modulation order for Native IP interface >
measured at duplexer output port as shown in Figure 5.2-3.
RF HPA Linearity
Compensation
Digital and adaptive linear pre-distortion circuit is employed to maintain

optimum linearity
TX Local Carrier
RF band oscillation with PLL, Synthesizer type, frequency pre-settable

Half band coverage for 4 to 8 GHz band and quarter band coverage for
11 & 13 GHz band
TX Local Frequency
Stability
Within 10 ppm
TX Spurious
Emission (External)
In accordance with ESTI EN301 390 V1.2.1 (2003-11)

measured at duplexer output
< 50 dBm in the frequency range 30 MHz to 21.2 GHz
< 30 dBm in the frequency range 21.2 GHz to 26.0 GHz
Spurious emission is defined as any emission at frequencies which are
5-5
outside the nominal carrier frequency by more than +/- 250% of the
relevant channel separation. That is,
Outside Ft +/- 100 MHz for 40 MHz CS system
Outside Ft +/- 75 MHz for 30 MHz CS system
Note-*1: In accordance with ETSI EN302 217-1 V1.2.1 (2007-06) as shown in Figure 5.2-1.
Figure 5.2-1 System Block Diagram in accordance with ETSI EN302 217-1 V1.2.1 (2007-06)
Table 5.2 Transmitter section (Contd)

Item
Description
RF Filter (BRU)
4-section Chebycheff type

3 dB bandwidth: 40 MHz for 40 MHz CS system
30 MHz for 30 MHz CS system
ATPC
Automatic transmit power control (ATPC) is available as standard.

Power control level:
0 to 20 dB, continuous
Response time:
100 dB/s
Control initiator:
Pre-settable Received signal Level (RSL)
Pre-settable RSL:
-45 dBm or -55 dBm or 65 dBm
MTPC
Manual transmit power control (MTPC) is available as standard.

Power control level:
0 to 20 dB, 1dB step
Control:
Manual
5-6
Limits of Transmitter Power Spectral Density at Reference Point B'
+2/12
+2
Power Spectral Density Relative to Center Frequency (dB)
-10/14.5
-10
-20
-30
-32/15.5
-36/17
CW s
-40
CW 1
-45/40
CW n
-50
-55/54
-55/75
-60
0
10
20
30
40
50
75
Frequency Offset from Center of Frequency, F0
(1) Discrete CW components at the symbol rate of 24.192 MHz (CWs):

< 43 dB for the mean power level of the carrier
(2) Other discrete CW components (CW1 to CWn)
< 9.5 dB exceeding the spectrum mask limit
Figure 5.2-2a RF Spectrum Mask (30 MHz CS system)

(In accordance with ETSI EN 302 217-2-2 V1.4.1 (2010-07)
5-7
Limits of T ransmitter Power Spectral Density at Reference Point B'
+1/17
+1
-10/19.5
-10
-20
-30
CW s
-35/24
CW 1
-40/54
-40
CW n
-50
-55/67
-55/100
-60
10
20
30
40
50
60
100
Frequency Offset from Center of Frequency, F0 (MHz)

Figure 5.2-2b RF Spectrum Mask (40 MHz CS system)

5-8
+3/12
+2
-10/14.5
-10
-20
-30
-32/15.5
-36/17
CW s
-40
CW 1
-45/40
CW n
-50
-55/54
-55/75
-60
0
10
20
30
40
50
75
Frequency Offset from Center of Frequency, F0

Figure 5.2-3a RF Spectrum Mask for Native IP (30 MHz CS system)

Specification for Dynamic Change of Modulation Order
5-9
+3/17
+1
-10/19.5
-10
-20
-30
CW s
-35/24
CW 1
-40/54
-40
CW n
-50
-55/67
-55/100
-60
10
20
30
40
50
60
100
Frequency Offset from Center of Frequency, F0 (MHz)

Figure 5.2-3b RF Spectrum Mask for Native IP (40 MHz CS system)

Specification for Dynamic Change of Modulation Order
5-10
5.3
Receiver (RX)
Table 5.3 Receiver section
Item
Description
Noise Figure
2.3 dB typical
(for 4 - 6 GHz band)
2.8 dB guaranteed
(for 4 - 6 GHz band
2.5 dB typical
(for 8 GHz band)
3.0 dB guaranteed
(for 8 GHz band)
3.0 dB typical
(for 11 GHz band)
3.5 dB guaranteed
(for 11 GHz band)
4.0 dB typical
(for 13 GHz band)
4.5 dB guaranteed
(for 13 GHz band)
Noise figure is measured at the TRMD RF input of both the main and
SD receiver independently and at maximum gain of IF amplifier.
RX Local Carrier
RF band oscillation with PLL

Synthesizer type, frequency pre-settable
Half band coverage for 4 to 8 GHz band and quarter band coverage for
11 & 13 GHz band
RX Spurious Emission
(External)
In accordance with ESTI EN301 390 V1.2.1 (2003-11)

measured at duplexer output
< 50 dBm in the frequency range 30.0 MHz to 21.2 GHz
< 30 dBm in the frequency range 21.2 GHz to 26.0 GHz
Spurious emission is defined as any emission at frequencies which are
outside the nominal carrier frequency by more than +/- 250% of the
relevant channel separation. That is,
Outside Fr +/- 100 MHz for 40 MHz CS system
Outside Fr +/- 75 MHz for 30 MHz CS system
RX Local Frequency
Stability
Within 10 ppm
Normal Received Power
32 to 55 dBm
Maximum RSL
-19 dBm guaranteed at BER of 10(-10)
AGC Dynamic Range
18 to 95 dBm measured at TRMD RF input
IF
1st IF: 844 MHz

2nd IF: 140 MHz
RF Filter (BRU)
4 section, Chebycheff type

3 dB bandwidth:
40 MHz for 40 MHz CS
30 MHz for 30 MHz CS
5-11
5.4
Modulator (MOD)
Table 5.4 Modulation
Item
Modulation
(When set
SDH/Ether to SDH)
Modulation
(When
set SDH/Ether to
Ether)
Spectrum Shaping
Local Carrier
Local Frequency
Stability
MOD Output
Symbol Rate
5.5
Description
< 30 MHz CS system >
128QAM with low density parity check type FEC (128QAM LDPC)
64QAM with low density parity check FEC (64QAM LDPC)
< Fixed modulation for 30/40 MHz CS system >
Modulation applied is QPSK/8/16/32/64/128/256/512QAM with low
density parity check type FEC
or
< Adaptive modulation for 30/40 MHz CS system >
Modulation applied is QPSK/8/16/32/64/128/256/512QAM with low
density parity check type FEC depending on propagation condition
25 % raised cosine roll-off factor for 40 MHz CS system
20 % raised cosine roll-off factor for 28/29/29.65/30 MHz CS system
Crystal oscillator (XO)
Within 20 ppm
140 MHz
32.064 Mbit/s for 40 MHz CS system
Demodulator (DEM)
Table 5.5 Demodulation
Item
Demodulation
Spectrum Shaping
Local Carrier
DEM input
Adaptive Equalizer
in baseband
Symbol Rate
Description
Coherent detection/instantaneous decision
25 % raised cosine roll-off factor for 40 MHz CS system
20 % raised cosine roll-off factor for 28/29/29.65/30 MHz CS system
Voltage-Controlled Crystal Oscillator (VCXO)
140 MHz
21-tap adaptive time domain equalizer including:
10-tap linear transversal equalizer (LTE) with
10-tap decision feedback equalizer (DFE)
5-12
5.6
Digital Processing
Table 5.6 Digital Processing
Unit/Interface
Description
STM1E (STM-1 electrical)
CMI-to-unipolar conversion
Unipolar-to-CMI conversion
Frame synchronization to STM-1 frame
Section Adaptation (change the pointer)
15
Scrambler/descrambler (2 -1 pattern)
Addition/Drop of section Overhead bit
(1) Framing bit (A1, A2)
(2) Regenerator section party (B1)
(3) Network management for regenerator section (D1 to D3)
(4) Regenerator section orderwire (E1)
(5) Section trace (J0)
STM1O
(STM-1 optical interface)
Optical-to-Electrical conversion
Electricalto-Optical conversion
CMI-to-unipolar conversion
Unipolar-to-CMI conversion
Frame synchronization to STM-1 frame
Section Adaptation (change the pointer)
15
Scrambler/descrambler (2 -1 pattern)
Addition/Drop of section Overhead bit
(1) Framing bit (A1, A2)
(2) Regenerator section party (B1)
(3) Network management for regenerator section (D1 to D3)
(4) Regenerator section orderwire (E1)
(5) Section trace (J0)
5-13
Table 5.6 Digital Processing (Contt)

Unit/Interface
Description
SFP (1000BASE-T)
4x4D-PAM5-to/from-Aggregate Ethernet signal conversion

Ethernet mapping / de-mapping into radio frame,
namely
Native IP radio
Distribution/Aggregation of GE traffic to/from Line/Radio side
L2SW function with STP
Distribution of Gigabit Ethernet signal to GE ADPT cards
Combination of Gigabit Ethernet signal from GE ADPT cards
Switching control function for M+0 system
Link aggregation and fallback protection, proprietary load
balancing on radio side
SFP (1000BASE-SX/LX)
Optical-to/from-Aggregate Ethernet signal conversion

Ethernet mapping / de-mapping into radio frame,
namely Native IP radio
Distribution/Aggregation of GE traffic to/from Line/Radio side
L2SW function with STP
Distribution of Gigabit Ethernet signal to GE ADPT cards
Combination of Gigabit Ethernet signal from GE ADPT cards
Switching control function for M+0 system
Link aggregation and fallback protection, proprietary load
balancing on radio side
TRMD
(Radio to Radio)
SDH frame to Radio frame conversion

Addition/Drop of RFCOH bit
(1) Frame alignment
(2) Redundancy bit for LDPC
(3) Digital service channel
(4) RPS control signal
(5) Route identification
(6) Way side traffic
(7) Transfer bit for frequency measurement
(8) ATPC Control signal
5-14
5.7
BER Performance
Table 5.7-1a BER Performance for STM-1 Interface
Item
Description
Upfade BER
BER = 1010 at RSL of 22 dBm guaranteed, -19 dBm typical

BER = 103 at RSL of 15 dBm guaranteed, -12 dBm typical
measured at TRMD RF input
Downfade BER
< 64QAM, 40 MHz CS system >

BER = 106 at RSL of 75.5 dBm typical
BER = 106 at RSL of 72.5 dBm guaranteed
measured at TRMD RF input for main RX and SD RX independently.
Note-1: RSL is 0.5 dB relaxed for 11 GHz band.
Note-2: Space diversity improves RSL by approximately 2.5 dB.
< 128QAM, 30 MHz CS system >
measured at TRMD RF input for Main RX and SD RX independently.
Note-1 : RSL is 0.5 dB relaxed for L8G and 1.5 dB for 13 GHz.
Note-2 : Space Diversity improves RSL by approximately 2.5 dB.
Residual BER
BER < 1013 /hop/day at normal receiving condition (Typical)

BER < 1012 /hop/day at normal receiving condition (Guaranteed)
Note-1: RSL = Receive Signal Level

Note-2: Above specification is specified only for Laboratory test, not for in-field Hop Test in the
presence of many interference factors such as co-channel/adjacent channel interference.
5-15
Table 5.7-1b BER Performance for Native IP Interface

Item
Description
Upfade BER
BER = 1006 at RSL of -19 dBm (Typical), -22 dBm (Guaranteed)

measured at TRMD RF input
Downfade BER

QPSK
BER = 106 at RSL of -87.0 dBm typical
BER = 106 at RSL of -84.0 dBm guaranteed
8QAM
16QAM
32QAM
64QAM
128QAM
256QAM
5-16
Table 5.7-1b BER Performance for Native IP Interface (Contd)

Item
Downfade BER
(Contd)
Description
512QAM
4QAM
8QAM
16QAM
32QAM
64QAM
128QAM
5-17
Table 5.7-1b BER Performance for Native IP Interface (Cont'd)

Item
Downfade BER
(Contd)
Description
256QAM
512QAM
measured at TRMD RF input at Point A for Main RX and SD RX
independently and for 11/13 GHz band BER characteristics,
0.7 dB/1.5 dB relaxation from above BER characteristics.
Residual BER
BER < 1013 /hop/day at normal receiving condition (Typical)

BER < 1012 /hop/day at normal receiving condition (Guaranteed)
Note-1: RSL = Receive Signal Level

Note-2: Above specification is specified only for Laboratory test, not for in-field Hop Test in the
presence of many interference factors such as co-channel/adjacent channel interference.
5-18
5.8
RF Interference for STM-1 Interface

Table 5.8 RF Interference
Item
Description
Co-Channel
(External)
64QAM System
(in accordance with ETSI EN 302 217-2-2 V1.4.1 (2010-07),TableC7,System C1,5B)
RSL degradation = 1 dB at BER=10(-6) and C/I = 31 dB (typical), 33 dB (ETSI limit)
128QAM System
(in accordance with ETSI EN 302 217-2-2 V1.4.1 (2010-07),TableB7,System B3,5B)
First Adjacent
Channel
64QAM System
(in accordance with ETSI EN 302 217-2-2 V1.4.1 (2010-07),TableC7,System C1,5B)
RSL degradation = 1 dB at BER=10(-6) and C/I = -26 dB (typical), -4 dB (ETSI limit)
128QAM System
(in accordance with ETSI EN 302 217-2-2 V1.4.1 (2010-07), TableB7, System B3,5B)
XPIC
Improvement factor for co-channel operation = 20 dB (typical), 18 dB (guaranteed)

measured at BER = 103 interference curve
5-19
5.9
Countermeasures to Fading
Table 5.9 Countermeasures to Fading
Item
Description
Receive SD (R-SD)
In-Phase (IP) type SD combiner in BB stage

Receive SD function is available by license key
SD DADE Method
Compensation between main and SD/XSD receiver up to 150 ns

Automatic, no manual adjustment using measuring equipment needed
IF-IF characteristic
Optimization of in-band transmission line in the absence of fading

Automatic adjustment, no measuring equipment needed
Delay equalization from

adjacent RF channels
Compensation of delay characteristics from adjacent RF channels

Built-in delay adjustment on WebLT
No D-EQL module needed on TRMD
Adaptive Equalizer
21-tap adaptive time domain equalizer (ATDE) in baseband including:

(a) 10-tap transversal equalizer (LTE)
(b) 10-tap decision feedback equalizer (DFE)
Radio Protection Switch
Uni-polar switch (SW) in uni-polar stage

(1) Errorless switching with early warning detection on fade
(2) Uni-directional/Bi-Directional switching function
(3) N+1 or n+0 GP1-RPS (maximum 16 systems per shelf)
(4) N+1 or n+0 & M+1 or m+0 GP1&GP2-RPS
(maximum 16 systems per shelf)
(5) Single or dual RF band
(6) Point-to-point or dual/double terminal
XPIC function
Cross Polarization Interference Canceller (XPIC) for CCDP operation

XPIC function is activated by optional license key
XPIC improvement factor for flat fade:
-3
> 20 dB typical (>18 dB guaranteed) at BER of 10
XPIC DADE for CCDP

Operation
Compensation between main and cross polarized channels up to 150

ns Automatic, no measuring equipment needed
FEC
Low Density Parity Check (LDPC)
ATPC
ATPC range:
0 to 20 dB continuous
Control speed: 100 dB/s
Control initiator: Pre-set RSL, -45 dBm or -55 dBm or -65 dBm
MTPC
MTCP range:
Control:
0 to 20 dB, 1-dB step

Manual
5-20
Mechanical Specification
6.1
System Configuration
Table 6.1 shows the system application and rack configuration list
depending on baseband interface condition.
Figure 6.1 shows the rack configuration for all applications.
Table 6.1 System Application and Rack Configuration
System Application
ETSI rack
ACCP
N+1/N+0
Single Terminal
ACAP
CCDP
N+1 or N+0
& M+1 or M+0
Single Terminal
ACCP
ACAP
CCDP
1,800mm Height Rack

or
2,200mm Height Rack
ACCP
N+1/N+0 & M+1/M+0
Dual Terminal
ACAP
CCDP
FRX-3E Initial Release supports up to 7+1 or 2x(7+1).
6-1
SD
TR ADPT
10
9
TR ADPT
8
7
TR ADPT
6
5
TR ADPT
4
3
TR ADPT
2
1
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
RX
10
RX
10
BEF (x4 max.)

BEF (x4 max.)
9
7
5
3
1
4
2
10
4
1
10
3
2
4
4
1
5
2
2
4
3
5
2
TRMD(W10)
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TX
TR ADPT
10
9
TR ADPT
8
7
TR ADPT
6
5
TR ADPT
4
3
TR ADPT
2
1
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TX
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
BBINTF(W10)
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
Basic shelf
BBINTF(W10)
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
SV
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
GE SW
GE SW
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
SV
GE SW
GE SW
6-2
RX
SD
11G System
L6G System
TERM
RX
VENT VENT VENT VENT VENT VENT VENT VENT
ETSI Rack (1,800 mm)
8
6
4
2
5
3
11G System
L6G System
SD
TX
TX
Point-to-Point Terminal
SD
One Example of L6G, 5+1 and 11G, 10+0

BEF (x4 max.)
BEF (x4 max.)
Figure 6.1a One Example of N+1 GP1 Point-to-Point Terminal
Antenna Port (Max. 8)
Mixed ACCP/ACAP/CCDP Operation
Basic shelf
TERM
SD
TR ADPT
9
8
TR ADPT
7
6
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
RX
RX
BEF (x4 max.)

BEF (x4 max.)
8
6
4
2
P
4
2
3
P
2
1
4
3
P
5
2
1
4
3
5
2
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TX
TR ADPT
9
8
TR ADPT
7
6
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TX
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
Basic shelf
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
SV
GE SW
GE SW
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
SV
GE SW
GE SW
6-3
RX
SD
11G, 9+1
L6G, 5+1
TERM
RX
7
5
3
1
5
3
11G, 9+1
L6G, 5+1
SD
TX
TX
SD
One Example of L6G, 5+1 & 11G, 9+1

BEF (x4 max.)
BEF (x4 max.)
Figure 6.1b One Example of N+1 GP1 & M+1 GP2 Point-to-Point Terminal
Mixed ACCP/ACAP/CCDP P-to-P Operation
Basic shelf
TERM
TR ADPT
9
8
TR ADPT
7
6
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
RX
RX
TR ADPT
9
8
TR ADPT
7
6
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
SD
3
1
TX
2
P
TX
3
1
RX
BEF (x4 max.)

BEF (x4 max.)
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
Basic shelf
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
SV
GE SW
GE SW
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
SV
GE SW
GE SW
6-4
4
2
P
4
2
SD
Western Route
Eastern Route
TERM
RX
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
Western Route
Eastern Route
5
3
1
5
3
TX
TX
Double Terminal Operation

SD

SD
One Example of L6G, 5+1 for Eastern Route &

BEF (x4 max.)
BEF (x4 max.)
Figure 6.1c Typical Rack Configuration for N+1 GP1 & M+1 GP2 Double Terminal
11G, 9+1 for Western Route
Basic shelf
TERM
6.2
Equipment Construction
The equipment construction is as follows:
Rack
ETSI standard rack as standard
1,800 (H) x 600 (W) x 345 (D) mm with shelf bonnet cover or
2,200 (H) x 600 (W) x 345 (D) mm with shelf bonnet cover
Basic shelf with PCB back-board and bonnet cover
1,640 (H) x 530 (W) x 290 (D) mm with shelf bonnet cover
TRMD Adapter (TR ADPT), 1xTR ADPT/2xTRMD
RF branching network, 2 sets of TX/RX/SD BPF / 1xTR ADPT
Card
One set of inter-shelf cables
One sets of coaxial and multi-pin cables
On PCB BWB of TRMD shelves, there are connectors and DC power
supply terminals as follows:
Multi-pin and coaxial connectors for data
Multi-pin connectors for alarm and status output for housekeeping bits
Dual-feed PS terminals from power system and lightning protection
6.3
Basic Shelf Construction

Basic shelf comprises RF branching network unit, ventilator unit,
transceiver & modem (TRMD) card, baseband interface (BBINTF) card,
supervisory and controller (SV) card, auxiliary signal interface (AUX INTF)
card, optional baseband interface cards (GE SW).
Multi-pin connectors on the BWB are high-reliability type and have the
facilities of protection against miss-insertion.
6.4
TRMD Adaptor (TR ADPT) Construction

There are BMA type plug-in connectors on TR ADPT and connection
between TRMD card and BRU BPF unit is carried out by plug-in connector
on TR ADPT without manual cable connection.
The BRU consists of waveguide duplexer (DUP), waveguide adaptor
(ADPT) for SD reception, RF band pass filters (TX/RX/SD BPF) unit with
circulators (CIR) for RF channel separation.
BPF unit consisting one BPF and circulator is plug-inked directly to the TR
ADPT and connection between RF channel BPF units are made.
6-5
6.5
Card Access
All cards are plug-in type and no wiring is required during installation and
maintenance. Each card has card-pullers for easy card extraction and card
locking. All cards can be accessed from the front of the rack.
Installation slot number is slot1 to slot16 from left side of shelf and slot
allocation is flexible for all slots except that slot1 is for GP1-P and slot9 or
slot16 is for GP2-P.
6.6
Unit & Card Construction

Unit & card Construction is shown in Table 6.3.
Table 6.6 Unit & Card Construction of FRX-3E
Item
Unit & Card Name
Abbreviation/Block
RF CH Filter unit
BPF
BEF filter unit
BEF
Ventilator unit
VENT
Transceiver & Modem card
TRMD
STM-1 interface card with SFP
BBINTF
(STM1E/O)
STM-1 electrical card without SFP
BBINTF
(STM1E)
Baseband Interface Adapter card
GE ADPT
Shared protection channel card
BBINTF
(SPC)
Supervisory & Controller card
SV
10
Auxiliary Signal Interface card
AUX INTF
11
Gigabit Ethernet Switch card with SFP GE SW
BRU
Remarks
Max. 48 units
Max. 8 ports
VENT
Max. 8 units
TRMD
Max. 16 cards
TRMD
STM-1 electrical or
STM-1 optical
BB
INTF
COMN
Optional
SFP
1000BASE-T/SX/LX
6-6
6.7
Module Construction
Optional module on SV or AUX INTF card is shown in Table 6.7.
Table 6.7 Optional Module on SV or AUX INTF Card
Item
6.8
Module
Name
Module Name
Remarks
Voice Frequency module
Analog
On AUX INTF card
ITU-T G.703 64 kbit/s module
G.703
On AUX INTF card
ITU-T V-11 64 kbit/s module
V.11
On AUX INTF card
Rack Alarm Bus module
RAB
On SV card
Weight
Table 6.8 Typical Weight of Each Unit and FRX-3E Equipment (Kg)
3+1 with SD
Unit/Rack
7+1 with SD
2x(3+1) with SD
Weight
Qty
Weight
Qty
Weight
Qty
Weight
TRMD
3.0
12.0
24.0
24.0
TRMD ADPT
2.0
4.0
8.0
8.0
VENT
0.5
1.0
2.0
2.0
STM1E/O
0.3
1.2
2.4
2.4
STM1E
0.3
SPC
0.3
GESW
0.7
SV
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
ESTI Rack
(2,200mm)
36.0
36.0
36.0
36.0
ESTI Rack
(1,800mm)
29.0
Basic shelf
37.5
37.5
37.5
37.5
Bonnet cover
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
BRU
DUP
0.5
0.5
1.0
1.0
ADPT
0.5
0.5
1.0
1.0
FIL
0.6
12
7.2
24
14.4
24
14.4
Cable
0.1
12
1.2
24
2.4
24
2.4
Weight (kg)
106.2
133.8
133.8
Note*: For above system example, conditions are as follows;

(1) With SD
(2) STM-1 electrical interface
(3) ETSI rack
6-7
Environmental Specification
7.1
Environmental Condition
7.1.1
Not In-Use Condition

Table 7.1.1 shows the environmental conditions when FRX-3E radio
equipment is not operational. (Not in-use condition).
Table 7.1.1 Environmental Condition - Not in-use condition Item
Description
Storage
Transportation
Classification

Class 1.3: Non-weatherprotected storage locations
Specification

Specification T1.3: Non-weatherprotected storage locations
Altitude
Up to 4,500 m
Classification

Class 2.3: Public transportation
Specification

Specification T2.3: Public transportation
Altitude
Up to 15,000 m
50
40
30
Air Temperature []
20
10
0
-10
-20
-30
0.26
Absolute Air Humidity [g/m3]
25
-40
-50
-60
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Relative Air Humidity []
Figure 7.1.1 Climatogram for class 1.3: Not weatherprotected storage locations
7-1
7.1.2
In-Use Condition
Table 7.1.2 shows the environmental conditions when FRX-3E radio
equipment is operational. (In-use condition).
Table 7.1.2 Environmental Condition - In-Use condition Item
Description
Stationary use
Classification

Class 3.2: Partly temperature-controlled locations
Specification

Specification T3.2: Partly temperature-controlled locations
Amplitude
Up to 4,500 m
Air Temperature
40
30
29
20
10
0
-10
-20
Absolute Air Humidity [g/m3]
50
1
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Relative Air Humidity []
Figure 7.1.2 Climatogram for class 3.2: Partly temperature-controlled locations
7-2
7.2
Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)

EMC requirements are in accordance with ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1
(2008-04) and ETSI EN 301 489-4 V1.4.1 (2009-05).
7.2.1
EMC Emission
Table 7.2.1 shows the EMC emission test method and limits
Table 7.2.1 EMC Emission Test Method and Limits

Phenomenon
Application
Radiated
emission
Enclosure of ancillary
equipment
Requirement
Test method is in accordance with CENELEC EN
55016-2-3 (2006) and for use in telecommunication
centers only:
(1) Class A limits given in EN 55022 (2006), measured
on a stand alone at a measurement distance of 10 m
40 dBV/m for 30 MHz to 230 MHz
47 dBV/m for > 230 MHz to 1,000 MHz
(2) Limits above 1 GHz, measured on a stand alone
basis at a measurement distance of 3 m
Average limit
56 dBV/m for 1,000 MHz to 3,000 MHz
Peak limit
Conducted
emission
DC power input/output
ports

55022 (2006) and for use in telecommunication
centres only:
Limits (Quasi-peak):
79 dBV for 0.15 MHz to 0.5 MHz
73 dBV for > 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz
Limits (Average):
66 dBV for 0.15 MHz to 0.5 MHz
60 dBV for > 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz
7-3
Table 7.2.1 EMC Emission Test Method and Limits (Contd)

Phenomenon
Application
Requirement
Conducted
emission
Telecommunication
port

55022 (2006) and for use in telecommunication
centres only:
Class A limits given in EN 55022 (2006)
Voltage Limits (Quasi-peak)
97 to 87 dBV for 0.15 MHz to 0.5 MHz
87 dBV for 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz
Voltage Limits (Average):
84 to 74 dBV for 0.15 MHz to 0.5 MHz
74 dBV for 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz
Current Limits (Quasi-peak)
53 to 43 dBA for 0.15 MHz to 0.5 MHz
43 dBA for 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz
Current Limits (Average):
40 to 30 dBA for 0.15 MHz to 0.5 MHz
30 dBA for 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz
7.2.2
Immunity
Table 7.2.2 shows the Immunity test methods and conditions.
Table 7.2.2 Immunity Test Method and Conditions

Phenomenon
Application
Requirement
RF electromagnetic
field 80 to 1,000
MHz and
1,400 to 2,700 MHz
Enclosure
a) Test method is in accordance with EN 61000-4-3 (2006)

b) Test level is 3 V/m (measured unmodulated). Test signal
shall be AMed to a depth of 80% by a sinusoidal audio signal
of 1,000 MHz.
c) Test shall be performed over the frequency range 80 MHz to
1,000 MHz and 1,400 MHz to 2,700 MHz
Result: EUT operates without any recorded errors in main
signal during the test.
Electrostatic
discharge
Enclosure

b) Test severity level for contact discharge shall be 4 kV and
for air discharge 8 kV. All other details, including intermediate
test levels, are contained within EN 61000-4-2 (2001).
c) Electrostatic discharges shall be applied to all exposed
surfaces of the EUT.
7-4
Table 7.2.2 Immunity Test Method and Conditions (Contd)

Phenomenon
Application
Requirement
Fast transients
common mode
Signal,
telecommunication
and control ports,
DC power ports

b) Test level for signal ports, telecommunication ports and
control ports shall be 0.5 kV open circuit voltage at a
repetition rate of 5 kHz as given in EN61000-4 4 (2004).
c) Test level for DC power inputs shall be 0.5 kV open
circuit voltage as given NE61000-4-4 (2004).
RF
common mode
0.15 to 80 MHz
Signal,
telecommunication
and control ports,
DC power ports

b) Test level shall be severity level 2 as given in EN610004-6 (2005) corresponding to 3 Vrms unmodulated.
Test signal shall be amplitude modulated to a depth of 80%
by a sinusoidal audio signal of 1,000 Hz.
c) Test shall be performed over 150 kHz to 80 MHz.
d) The stepped frequency increments shall be 1 % of
frequency increment of the momentary frequency in the
frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz.
Surges
line to line and
line to ground
Telecommunication
ports

b) Test level telecommunication ports, intended to be
directly connected to the communication network via
outdoor cables shall be 0.5 kV line to ground.
c) Test level for telecommunication ports, intended to be
connected to indoor cables (> 10m) shall be 0.5 kV line to
ground.
d) Test generator shall provide the 1.2/50s pulse
7-5
7.3
Safety
FRX-3E radio equipment is well designed to meet the Safety
Requirement in accordance with Cenelec EN 60950-1: 2006 (IEC
60950-1:2005 (Second Edition) as follows;
Item
Principles of Safety
General principles of
Safety
To design safe equipment, priority design measures are to;

(1) specify design criteria to eliminate, reduce or guard against
hazards;
(2) specify the use of protective means independent of the
equipment;
(3) specify the provision of markings and instructions regarding the
residual risks.
Hazards
Materials and
components
7.4
Well designed to reduce the risk of injury or damage due to;

(1) electric shock;
(2) energy related hazards;
(3) fire;
(4) heat related hazards;
(5) mechanical hazards;
(6) radiation;
(7) chemical hazards;
Materials and components used are;
(1) so selected and arranged in a reliable manner for the anticipated
life of the equipment without creating a hazard and would not
contribute significantly to the development of a serious fire hazard.
(2) Components are within ratings under normal conditions and do
not create a hazard under fault conditions
Compliance to EC Directives
Regarding EC directives of electrical equipment, FRX-3E radio
equipment is compliant with European Unions RoHS-6, REACH and
WEEE directives.
Directive
Description
RoHS-06
Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical

and electronic equipment (EC 95)
WEEE
Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EC 96)
REACH
Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemical

substances. (EC 1907/2006)
7-6
7.5
MTBF
MFBF of FRX-3E Slide-In-Unit (SIU) and BRU are shown in Table 7.5.
Table 7.5 Calculated MTBF values for Main Units
Unit
TRMD
FITS
(Calculated)
12,340
VENT
MTBF k-hour
(Calculated)
MTBF year
(Calculated)
81
9.3
330
3030.3
345.9
STM1E/O
1,871
534.5
61.0
STM1E
1,588
623
72.0
SPC
1,343
745
85.0
SFP (STM1E)
170
5882.4
671.5
SFP (STM1O)
550
1818.2
207.6
GE ADPT
25
39,920
4,557
GESW
1,810
552
63
SV
4,392
227.7
26.0
7-7
Power Requirements
Power Requirements
8.1
Power Supply Interface Requirement

Table 8.1 shows the power supply interface requirement in accordance
with ETSI EN300 132-2 V2.2.2 (2007-10) below;
Table 8.1 Power Supply Interface Requirement

Item
Specification
(1) Nominal voltage

at interface A
-48 Vdc with positive grounded
(2) Normal service

voltage range
at interface A
-40.5 Vdc to 57.0 Vdc
Note*: The voltage of interface A will be complemented by a 24 cell

lead-acid battery.
(3) Abnormal service (a) Abnormal service voltage under steady-state condition
voltage range
FRX-3E will not suffer any damage when subjected to the following
at interface A
voltage ranges; 0.0 to 40.5 Vdc and 57 to 60 Vdc
(b) Recovery from steady state abnormal voltage
Following the restoration to the normal voltage range, FRX-3E will
automatically restore service and resume operation according to its
specification. And the abnormal voltage shall not lead to the
disconnection of the power supply by causing circuit breakers and so
on.
(c) Voltage Transients caused by power distribution system
FRX-3E will not be damaged under the test model in accordance with
EN61000-4-5.
(d) Recovery from voltage transients
FRX-3E will continue to function within its operational specification
without requiring manual intervention.
To prevent system malfunctioning, FRX-3E has the function of dualfeeding power supply system.
(4) Voltage change
due to the regulation
of the power supply
For the single rate of the voltage at interface A with an amplitude of 6V

10% for both the fall and rise time of the voltage and a change rate within the
range 3 V/ms to 7 V/ms,
FRX-3E shall operate according to the specification and no loss of data or
false alarm shall occur.
8-1
Power Requirements
Table 8.1 Power Supply Interface Requirement (Contd)

Item
Specification
(5) Supply
protection at
interface A
The supply at interface A shall be protected by circuit breaker or

other such devices.
(6) Maximum
current drain
following
abnormal service
Maximum current drain at any voltage in the normal and abnormal

voltage range at interface A lasting for longer than 1 second shall
not exceed 1.5 times the maximum continuous current drain at
normal working voltage of
48 Vdc.
(7) Inrush current
In accordance with Figure 3, ETSI EN300 132-2 V2.2.1 (2007-05)
(8) Immunity to
narrowband noise
at interface A
In accordance with Table 1 and Figure 5, ETSI EN300 132-2 V2.2.1

(2007-05)
(9) Emissions of
narrowband noise
at interface A
In accordance with Table 2 and Figure 7, ETSI EN300 132-2 V2.2.1

(2007-05)
Circuit breaker for SV unit

Other units are power fed through TRMD or SV unit
Inrush Current Specification
8-2
Power Requirements
Immunity to narrow band Specification
Emission of narrowband noise Specification
8-3
8.2
Power Requirements
DC Power Supply Feed

Schematic block diagram is shown in Figure 8.1.

BEF (x4 max.)
BEF (x4 max.)
One Example of L6G, 5+1 and 11G, 10+0

SD
TR ADPT
10
9
TR ADPT
8
7
TR ADPT
6
5
TR ADPT
4
3
TR ADPT
2
1
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
RX
10
RX
SD
-48 V DC Power
Supply from Office
Power System

10
TX
BEF (x4 max.)
BEF (x4 max.)
SD
SD
10
RX
TR ADPT
10
9
TR ADPT
8
7
TR ADPT
6
5
TR ADPT
4
3
TR ADPT
2
1
TR ADPT
5
4
TR ADPT
3
2
TR ADPT
1
P
TX
TX
10
TX
TRMD(W10)
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
RX
Circuit Breaker (CB)

provided by Contractor
Approved component
according to IEC60934
Rating: -57V/37A min.
Basic shelf
TRMD(W9)
TRMD(W8)
TRMD(W7)
TRMD(W6)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
TRMD(W5)
TRMD(W4)
TRMD(W3)
TRMD(W2)
TRMD(W1)
TRMD(P)
BBINTF(W10)
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
L6G System
DC Power Cable
AWG8 to AWG10
sq (mm2): 8.37-5.26
11G System
BBINTF(W10)
BBINTF(W9)
BBINTF(W8)
BBINTF(W7)
BBINTF(W6)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(W5)
BBINTF(W4)
BBINTF(W3)
BBINTF(W2)
BBINTF(W1)
BBINTF(P)
SV
GE SW
GE SW
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
Basic shelf
TERM
L6G System
11G System
SV
AUX INTF
AUX INTF
GE SW
GE SW
PS Terminal:
Dual-feed available
both Sys-X & Sys-Y,
M8 stud with washer
for cable fixture
TERM
Figure 8.1a
DC Power Connection to the UIA block
8-4
Power Requirements
PS BOX Pa rt
TRMD Part
TM-1
Noise
Filter 1
CN130
to SV
Arrestor
Noise
Filter 2
Slot1&2
Noise
Filter 2
CN129
CN127
Noise
Filter 1
Diode
Slot3&4
to BB INTF
slot1 to slot16
Noise
Filter 3
Arrestor
CN126
GND
CN128
To TRMD
-48 V
Slot5&6
Noise
Filter 4
CN125
PS #1
SV/BB Part
Slot7&8
PS #2
GND
Noise
Filter 3
Diode
Noise
Filter 5
CN124
TM-2
-48 V
Slot9&10
Noise
Filter 4
Fra me
GND
Noise
Filter 6
CN123
Arrestor
Noise
Filter 7
CN122
Slot11&12
Noise
Filter 8
CN121
Slot13&14
Slot15&16
Figure 8.1b
DC Power Feed System to Each Card
8-5
8.3
Power Requirements
Safety Information of DC Power Supply Feed

Safety information on DC power supply feed in accordance with EN
60950 is shown in Table 8.3 below.
Table 8.3 Safety Information of DC Power Supply Feed
No.
Item
Description
Remarks
Max. Equipment power

consumption
770 W
7+1 Configuration,
+29dBm/+30dBm
output per shelf
Rated current of equipment
18.6 A to 31 A
-48 Vdc nominal

(-40.5 to 57.0 V)
Nominal cross-sectional area

2
(mm ) of power supply cable
4.0 to 10.0 mm
AWG or kcmil
2
(cross-sectional area in mm )
AWG8 to AWG11 recommended
Nominal diameter of fixing stud

on DC power feed terminal
(minimum.)
4 mm with washer (M4)

recommended for 25 to 32 A
8.4
8 mm with washer
(M8) is used.
Unit Power Consumption

The power consumption of each unit is shown in Table 8.4.
Table 8.4 Power Consumption of each unit
No.
Unit
Power Consumption (W)
TRMD
83
Standard Power Tx Output
88
High Power Tx Output

One VENT unit is for 2 TRMD units
VENT
7.7
STM1E/O
6.7
STM1E
6.2
SPC
5.8
GESW
15.1
SV
9.5
Remarks
Above figures are typical values. Guaranteed values are +10% higher than typical ones.
8-6
Radio Protection Switching (RPS)
9.1
Radio Protection Switching for N+1

FRX-3E radio has the function of N+1 or N+1 & M+1 RPS to maintain high
signal transmission quality. RPS is activated for severe propagation path
condition (occurrance of multipath fading) and also equipment failure. Manual
switching is also available for regular testing and maintenance purposes.
9.1.1 Switching Operation

Switching Capacity
One protection channel is provided for each switching group.
N+1 GP1-RPS ACCP/ACAP/CCDP operation:

One (1) group (Group 1, GP1) having N + 1 switching capacity
N+1 GP1-RPS and M+1 GP2-RPS ACCP/ACAP/CCDP operation:

Two (2) groups (GP1 and GP2) having N + 1 & M+1 switching capacity,
independently activation
N+1 GP1-RPS ACCP/ACAP/CCDP Double terminal operation:

One (1) group (GP1) having N+1 & M+1 switching capacity for eastern
and western directions, independently
Table 9.1a Radio Switching Capacity for Terminal
GP1-RPS
GP2-RPS
Switching
Capacity
Remarks
RPS
system
RPS
function
RPS
system
RPS
function
n+0
Disable
Max. n=16
N+1
Enable
Max. N=15
n+0
Disable
m+0
Disable
Max. n+m=16
ACCP/ACAP/CCDP
N+1
Enable
m+0
Disable
Max. N+m=15
for Single/Dual
RF available
n+0
Disable
M+1
Enable
Max. n+M=15
N+1
Enable
M+1
Enable
Max. N+M=14
Combined
Table 9.1b Radio Switching Capacity for Double Terminal
GP1-RPS for eastern route GP1-RPS for western route
Switching
Capacity
Remarks
RPS
system
RPS
function
RPS
system
RPS
function
n+0
Disable
m+0
Disable
Max. n+m=16
N+1
Enable
m+0
Disable
Max. N+m=15
ACCP/ACAP/CCDP
n+0
Disable
M+1
Enable
Max. n+M=15
for Single/Dual
RF available
N+1
Enable
M+1
Enable
Max. N+M=14
Combined
9-1
Switching Stage
The Radio Protection System has unipolar switch (USW) in the baseband
interface unit. Figure 9.1 shows the outline of Radio Protection System.
Station A
Station B
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#N-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W14
W#N
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W15
BRU
BRU
GP1
GP1
W4
One Example of Single-Band GP1 Operation
SV
SV
Maximum 12 RF Channels for 11 GHz Available
Figure 9.1a Typical RPS System for N+1 ACCP/ACAP/CCDP Operation

(In case of Single RF Band for GP1-RPS)
9-2
Station A
Station B
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#N-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N-1
W#N
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N
BRU
BRU
L6G
L6G
GP1
GP1
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W6
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W6
W#M-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M-1
W#M
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M
U6G
U6G
SV
One Example of L6GHz and U6 GHz GP1 Dual-Band Operation
SV
In case of N+0: N+M = max. 16 with 8 antenna ports

In case of N+1: N+M = max. 15 with 8 antenna ports
Figure 9.1b Typical RPS System for N+1 or N+0 ACCP/ACAP/CCDP Operation
(In case of Dual RF Band for GP1-RPS)
9-3
Station A
Station B
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#N-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N-1
W#N
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#M-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M-1
W#M
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M
BRU
BRU
GP1
GP1
GP2
GP2
SV
One Example of Single-Band GP1 & GP2 Operation

In case of N+0 &
In case of N+0 &
In case of N+1 &
In case of N+1 &
M+0: N+M =
M+1: N+M =
M+0: N+M =
M+1: N+M =
SV
max. 16 with 4 antenna ports

Figure 9.1c Typical RPS System for 2x(N+1) or 2x(N+0) Operation

(In case of Single RF Band for GP1/2-RPS)
9-4
Station A
GP1
L6G
GP2
U6G
Station B
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#N-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N-1
W#N
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#M-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M-1
W#M
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M
SV
BRU
BRU
One Example of L6G & U6G Dual-Band GP1 & GP2 Operation
In case of N+0 &
In case of N+0 &
In case of N+1 &
In case of N+1 &
M+0: N+M =
M+1: N+M =
M+0: N+M =
M+1: N+M =
GP1
L6G
GP2
U6G
SV

Figure 9.1d Typical RPS System for N+1/N+0 & M+1/M+0 Operation
(In case of Dual RF Band for GP1/2-RPS)
9-5
Station A
Station B
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#N-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N-1
W#N
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#N
BRU
BRU
GP1
GP1
Station A
SV
Station C
BRU
BRU
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
W1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W1
W2
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
W4
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W4
W5
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W#M-1
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M-1
W#M
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W#M
GP2
GP1
SV
One Example of Double Terminal Operation

In case of N+0 & M+0: N+M =
SV

Figure 9.1e Typical RPS System for N+1 Double Terminal Operation
(In case of Single/Dual RF Band for GP1/2-RPS)
9-6
Switching Section
The switching section of Radio Protection Switch (RPS) is activated on a hop
basis , therefore protection switching is activated between stations despite of
terminal station, repeater station and back-to-back terminal station.
Figure 4.2 shows the relationship between terminals and a repeater for the
RPS switching section.
OW/UC/WS Signal
The Radio Protection Switching of Orderwire, User Channel on SOH and
Wayside traffic on SOH/RFCOH is linked to the operation of STM-1 main
signal.
Human Machine Interface (HMI)
Supervising of switching status and manual switch operation are carried out
through Web-based local craft terminal, Web LT. There is no display/ control
panel for RPS equipped on the FRX-3E itself.
The Web LT can supervise/control all FRX-3E equipment (NE = Network
Element) within a Digital Communication Channel (DCC) group to which the
local terminal is connected. The Web LT and SNMP manager can manage
all FRX-3E equipment together with other communication equipment.
SW (Switching device in unipolar level)
The SW is a part of the baseband interface (BB INTF) unit. This switch has
the manual/automatic DADEing (Differential Automatic time Delay
Equalization) function between protection and any of main channels and
performs the hitless (errorless) switching on fade.
Detailed SW information is as follows;
Signal level
4 streams of 38.88 Mb/s, Unipolar stage
Direction
Uni-directional switch (USW) on fade

Bi-Directional switch (BSW) on equipment failure
USW Initiator
USW-FLOSS
Out of Frame and MIS-RID of TRMD
Out of Frame of BB INTF
USW-BER ALM
BER ALM before LDPC FEC
BSW Initiator
BSW-ALM
Unit Failure of TRMD including removal
Loss of Signal of BB INTF
PS Failure
Detailed switching function is as follows;
AUTOMATIC switching function
MANUAL switching function
FORCED switching function
LOCK OUT function
Occasional traffic switching function on P channel (low priority)
Wait-To-Restore (WTR)
Radio protection switching ENABLE/DISABLE
9-7
GP-1

TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
W5
W6
W7
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BRU
BRU
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
Radio Protection Switching (RPS) for N+1 Operation

Radio Route B
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
Figure 9.1f Typyical Switching Section of N+1 Radio System
Radio Protection Switching (RPS) for N+1 Operation

Radio Route A
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W3
BB INTF
(SW )
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
W2
W4
TRMD
TRMD
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
BRU
W1
BRU
TRMD
BB INTF
(SW )
OCC
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
BB INTF
(SW )
W7
W6
W5
W4
W3
W2
W1
OCC
GP-1

9-8
9.1.2 Switching Priority

The priority order of Radio Protection Switching is as follows;Table 9.1.2a Priority Order of RPS Operation
Priority
1st
Switching
Description
LOCKOUT
Inhibits any type of RPS operation
nd
FORCED
Switchover to Prot CH regardless the condition of working CH

and Prot CH unless lockout.
rd
AUTOMATIC
The Main CH will be switched over to Prot CH, if Prot CH is

free and normal.
The priority order of automatic switching is listed below.
th
MANUAL
The traffic will be switched over to Prot CH by the command

through Web LT, if Prot CH is free and normal.
th
OCC
Occasional traffic transmission (option)

The lowest priority traffic is allowed to be transferred on the
Prot CH when Prot CH is free and normal.
4
5
Table 9.1.2b Priority Order of Automatic Protection Switching

Priority
Highest
Switching operation
BSW-ALM operation of Priority CH
BSW-ALM operation of Preceding CH
BSW-ALM operation of Following CH
USW-FLOSS operation of Priority CH
USW-FLOSS operation of Preceding CH
USW-FLOSS operation of Following CH
Lowest
USW-BER ALM operation of Priority CH

USW-BER ALM operation of Preceding CH
USW-BER ALM operation of Following CH
9.1.3 Switching Time

Automatic protection of RPS is initiated by;
TRMD ALM
FLOSS
BER ALM before FEC
F LOSS
F LOSS alarm is initiated within 3 m seconds after losing frame
synchronization and recovered within 3 m seconds after establishing
synchronization.
9-9
BER ALM
The threshold level of BER ALM can be set through the Web LT as
provisioning. Table 3.1.3 shows the setting position and time to
initiate/recover of BER ALM. Default setting is 1 .
Table 9.1.3a BER ALM1 Initiation Setting to Initiate
Setting
BER ALM Initiation before

Error Correction
1 X 10
-3
5 X 10
-4
1 X 10
-4
5 X 10
-5
1 X 10
-5
5 X 10
-6
1 X 10
-6
Remarks
Default
Switching Completion Time

Without occasional traffic:
Less than 5 ms excluding BER ALM detecting time and RPS control signal
propagation time.
With occasional traffic:
Less than 10 ms excluding BER ALM detecting time and RPS control
signal propagation time.
Baseband DADE (Differential Absolute Delay Equalizer)
Automatic DADE (+/- 200 ns) function to synchronize two baseband
signals transmitted between any of Working CHs and Prot CH when radio
protection switching is activated.
Manual DADE (0 to 1,550 ns) function to synchronize two baseband
signals transmitted between any of Working CHs and Prot CH when radio
protection switching is activated.
Wait to Restore (WTR)
Delay time from detecting BER ALM restoration to releasing protection
switching is available to eliminate unnecessary RPS operation when the
propagation condition is unstable.
If other channel failed during the WTR period, the WTR will be cancelled
immediately and Prot CH is taken over by the channel newly failed.
9.1.4 Occasional Traffic (option)

The lowest priority traffic can be transmitted on the PRT CH when all
channels are normal. If any main channel failed, the occasional traffic will be
disconnected immediately to relief the main Working traffic.
Extra card for STM-1 interface (BB INTF card with SFP) or Native IP interface
(SPC card) is required for the occasional traffic transmission.
9-10
9.2
Switching Initiator
Automatic protection is initiated by;
Loss of Signal (LOS)
Loss of Frame (LOF)
Signal Degrade (ERR)
Loss of Signal (LOS)

LOS alarm is initiated after losing signal and recovered after establishing
normal signal state.
Loss of Frame (LOF)
LOF alarm is initiated after losing frame synchronization and recovered after
establishing synchronization.
Signal Degrade (ERR)
ERR alarm is initiated after detecting BER of packet data below the threshold
level and restored when RSL becomes normal.
9-11
IP/Ethernet Feature
10 IP/Ethernet Feature
10. 1 FRX-3E Ethernet Solution
FRX-3E system is designed to meet critical requirements of the network operators by
offering an integrated Ethernet interface and the field-proven N+1 SDH interface on a
single platform.
With its scalability up to 4Gbps, FRX-3E Ethernet solution provides a pay-as-you-grow,
simple, and flexible migration path for the ever-increasing demand for data-rich services.
The FRX-3E architecture also allows operators to quickly and easily install and maintain
the radio links for wide variation of mixed STM-1 and Ethernet configurations suitable for
any different network demands.
Key Benefits
Native Gigabit Ethernet traffic with user-selectable throughput capacity
Radio Link Aggregation for bonding up to 16 channel radio signals
Easy upgrade process for higher capacities
Built-in L2 switch card
QoS (Quality of Service) / VLAN support
Multiple network topology applications
Sync-E (Synchronous Ethernet) / IEEE 1588 v2 capability
Seamless Network Migration
Microwave Radio Link
with
in
SDH / Ethernet
Mixed mode
with
SDH interface only
N+1
N+1
N+0
Ethernet interface only

N+0
Flexible user-defined configurations
Equipment Specification issue 4.01
10-1
GE Interface
Configuration
IP/Ethernet Feature
10.2 Signal Flow in Gigabit Ethernet interface

The following figure shows essential elements to equip Ethernet interface on FRX-3E
system. In each BB-INTF slot, user can select either STM1-E/O card or GE-ADPT card
corresponding to each RF channel depending on the specific traffic requirement.
TRMD blade operates transparently for both SDH traffic and Ethernet traffic.
Adaptor Card
Tx = f1
TRMD
GE-ADPT
RF Carriers
Installed in
BB-INTF slot
Rx = f1
Interface Card
GE
ports
GE-SW
Radio Link Aggregation (Up to 8 RF channels per a single GESW card)

A FRX-3E shelf can accommodate up to 2 x GESW cards.
10.3 L1LA Function for bonding multiple channels
The following figure shows the signal diagram for Ethernet features on FRX-3E.
L1LA (Layer-1 Radio Link Aggregation) is used for load balancing to aggregate multiple
radio traffics. As this function works as a protection mechanism, RPS function is not
used in case of GE interface configuration and the system is configured to N+0.
TRMD
GE-ADPT
x8
GE-ADPT
GE-ADPT
x8
GE-SW
#GP1
RLA
#2
RLA
#1
Radio
(L1LA)
L2SW
GE-SW
#GP2
RLA
#2
RLA
#1
Radio
(L1LA)
Line
(L2LA)
L2SW
Line
(L2LA)
Port 8
Port 7
Port 6
Port 5
Port 4
Port 3
Port 2
Port 1
Total 4Gbps
(1Gbps per 1 GE port)
GE-ADPT
TRMD
x8
TRMD
TRMD
x8
At line side of user GE ports, L2LA (Layer-2 Link Aggregation) feature is implemented
(IEEE Std 802.3ad).
10-2
GE Interface
Features
IP/Ethernet Feature
10.4 High-level feature set for GE interface of FRX-3E system

Feature
User Ports (Line)
4 x SFP ports
Radio Port : 8 ports
(Connection to TRMD on back plane)
External Port for Clock Synchronization
Input port x 1
Output port x 1
Physical Redundancy
Port redundancy on a GESW card
Modulation scheme on Ethernet channel
FIX QAM Extension (4 to 256 QAM)
Adaptive Modulation
Line Link Aggregation
Static Aggregation
Dynamic Aggregation 802.3ad LACP
Radio Link Aggregation
Layer1 Aggregation
Ethernet frame forwarding
802.1D (MAC learning)
Static MAC address table administration
Dynamic MAC address table administration
IGMP snooping
Broadcast and multicast storm protection
Jumbo frame (Maximum size)
VLAN
Port based VLAN
Tag VLAN 802.1q
802.1 QinQ
VLAN ID#
Spanning Tree Protocol
STP (802.1D)
RSTP (802.1w)
QoS
Port based priority
Priority Code Point in VLAN tag (802.1p)
ToS (Type of Service) / DSCP
Strict Priority (SP)
Weighted Round Robin (WRR)
Number of Queues
Rate control
Policer and Shaper
Synchronization
Sync Ethernet (G.8261 and G.8262)
IEEE 1588 v2
Port Security
Port shutdown (automatic)
NOTE
Up to 8 RF Channels
Max. 9600 bytes
Max 4,000 IDs
64 DSCP Items
8 queues
Only Transparent mode

When all RF channels are
down, SFP ports on GESW
automatically shut down.
10-3
Performance
IP/Ethernet Feature
10.5 Data throughput per RF Carrier

Following table shows data capacity of Ethernet traffic in FRX-3E system per single
channel RF carrier.
Table 10-1 Ethernet Data Capacity (Theoretical values)
Air Capacity
Channel
bandwidth
QAM
L1 Throughput
L2 Throughput
(Mbps)
(Mbps)
Packet Size (Byte)
Packet Size (Byte)
including
Radio overhead
(Mbps)
64
256
1518
9600
64
256
1518
9600
48
24
24
24
24
18
22
24
24
73
48
48
48
48
37
45
47
48
16
97
72
72
72
72
55
67
71
72
30
32
121
96
96
96
96
73
89
95
96
MHz
64
145
120
120
120
120
91
111
119
120
128
169
144
144
144
144
110
134
142
144
256
194
168
168
168
168
128
156
166
168
512
218
192
192
192
192
146
178
190
192
64
35
35
35
35
27
34
35
35
96
68
68
68
68
51
65
67
67
16
128
99
99
99
99
76
96
98
99
40
32
160
131
131
131
131
100
126
129
131
MHz
64
192
163
163
163
163
124
157
161
162
128
224
195
195
195
195
149
188
193
195
256
257
226
226
226
226
172
217
223
225
512
289
258
258
258
258
197
248
255
257
10-4
IP/Ethernet Feature
10.6 Latency Figures of Ethernet transmission

Following table shows FRXS-3E latency figures of one-way across a radio link with
1,518 byte packet in 1+0 Ethernet configuration.
Table 10-2 Ethernet Latency Figures (ms) (Typical values)
Latency (ms)
Modulation
Scheme
30MHz
Channel Bandwidth
40MHz
Channel Bandwidth
QPSK
1.16
0.83
8QAM
0.72
0.54
16QAM
0.54
0.41
32QAM
0.46
0.35
64QAM
0.40
0.31
128QAM
0.36
0.28
256QAM
0.34
0.26
512QAM
0.32
0.25
10-5
Equipment Management Function
11
11.1
General Description
FRX-3E radio has the monitoring and control functions using Data Communication
Channel (DCC). DCC is a section overhead in the STM-1 signal assigned for
maintenance and operation. For FRX-3E radio, equipment management function is
made by Web based local craft terminal (Web LT). Web LT is a local terminal that is the
main human machine interface for operation, maintenance, system setup and tune-up.
The FRX Web LT is designed as an embedded web server using HTTP (Hyper Text
Transfer Protocol) protocol and HTML (Hyper Text Mark-up Language) document
format on an IP (Internet Protocol) network. An operator can manage the FRX NE by
accessing with ordinary web browser client software. Table 6-1 shows outline of
FRX-3E Web LT major function
Table 11.1 FRX-3E Web LT Major Functions
Sets the system configurations, usage of SOH (Section Overhead)

facilities and optional functions, and NE parameters.
Provisioning
Displays alarms and conditions. Controls RPS (Radio Protection

Switching) and maintenance functions.
Condition & Control
Performance Monitor Displays performance monitors and analogue monitors.

History & File
11.2
Displays History Log and Download/Upload the files
Web-Based Local Terminal (WebLT)

To use the FRX-3E Web LT, the PC hardware and software should meet or exceed the
requirements listed in Table 6-2.
Table 11-2 System Requirements
HTTP/1.0 or later
JavaScriptTM*1
Cascade Style Sheet (CSS2)
Client Requirements
Least one working Ethernet port

supporting 10/100Base-T
1024x768 or 1280x768
XGA Display recommended
Recommended Browser
Microsoft Internet Explorer *2,

Version 8.0 or later
(For factory test

environment)
*1 JavaScript is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc., and referred to Suns

Java programming language.
*2 Microsoft Internet Explorer is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the
United State and/or other countries.
11-1
11.3
LAN Interface for NMS

NMS of FRX-3E is designed on SNMP and HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol).
SV card, main controller installed in the FRX-3E, is composed both an SNMP
embedded agent and a web server. These facilities provide integrated NMS
environment among FRX-3E and various type of equipment such as MUX, ADM,
routers and another venders radio equipment thanks to SNMP, and good
accessibility by HTTP which is not depend on management platform. SV card has
two (2) Ethernet port and two (2) DCC (Data Communication Channel)
terminations from radio/line sides as a connection port for NMS.
Figure 11.1 shows block diagram of the NMS facilities on the SV card.
FRX NE
SNMP-SV unit
DCC connection
Embedded
Network Management Interface
Web server
SNMP agent
Ethernet connection
[ IP address ]
Figure 11.3 Block diagram of the NMS facilities on SV

Table 11.3 shows LAN interface on SV unit.
Table 11.3 LAN Interface on SV Unit
11.4
Interface
10/100BASE-T
Connection Cable Used
UTP (Un-Shielded Twisted Pair) Category 5 cable
Port
Two (2) ports, RJ-45 jack

Connected to a HUB (*) internally
Interconnectivity between
LAN connection and DCC
By on-board HUB function (*1) on SV unit

Note-*1: HUB function is as follows;
(1) Simple repeater HUB
(2) Packet routing function of any protocol layer is
NOT supported.
Connection between PC and NE

Connect your PC to a LAN port on the SV (Supervisory) card (unit) of the target NE
(Network Element). Normally, crossover cable should be used for the connection, if
you want to connect the PC to the NE directly. The SV card supports both 10Base-T
and 100Base-T Ethernet connection. It is recommended to use CAT5 (Category 5)
UTP (Un-shielded Twisted Pair) crossover cable for the connection. There are two
Ethernet ports on the SV card, and they are connected to a HUB internally. Therefore,
you can use whichever you like better.
11-2
Figure 11.2 shows an example of the connection between the PC and the NE.
Note: The SEMF converts performance data and implementation specific hardware
alarms into objective- oriented messages for transmission over DCCs and/or Q
interface (ITU-T G.782 and G.783)
Web LT
Figure 11.4 Connection between PC and NE by LAN Ports on SV unit
11-3
11.6
Housekeeping Function
FRX-3E has input and output ports for external equipment supervision and control as
House keeping (H.K.) function.
Number of H.K. inputs (External Alarm Input): 16 items

Number of H.K. outputs (External Equipment Control): 8 items standard
Customers Equipment
Radio
I= 4 - 12.5 mA
Common
GND
-19 to -60 V
(depends on primary voltage)
Figure 11.6-1 Block diagram of HK input

Interface specification of H.K. input
(1) Type: On-Off, using LED photo-coupler, Two wired
(2) Connector: D-SUB multi-pin Connector
(3) Source Voltage: -48 V DC (-36 to -72 VDC)
(4) Source Current: 4 to 12.5 mA (depends on primary power voltage)
Radio side
Customers Equipment
max. I (*3)
L
(*2)
max. V (*4)
RL
L
Loop relay
Contact
Note (1) L: Coil, RL : Relay

(2) Latch type, one more control action is required to open this loop contact.
(3) Maximum Continuous Current
(4) Maximum Voltage between Lines
Figure 11.6-2 Block diagram of HK output
11-4
Interface specification of H.K. output

(1) Type: Relay contact closure, Latch type, 2W
(2) Connector: D-SUB multi-pin Connector
(3) Maximum Continuous Current (closed): Max. 100 mA
(4) Maximum Voltage between Lines: Max. DC: 110 V
11.7
Rack Alarm Bus (RAB)

FRX-3E has output of total alarm relay contact as Rack Alarm Bus (RAB).
Alarm items are below;
-
Alarm Cut Off (ACO) input (*)

NE Alarm (NE ALM) output (*)
Audible Critical Alarm (AUD CR) output
Visual Critical Alarm (VID CR) output
Audible Major Alarm (AUD MJ) output
Vidual Major Alarm (VIS MJ) output
Audible Minor Alarm (AUD MN) output
Visual Minor Alarm (VIS MN) output
Audible Warning Alarm (AUD WR) output
Visible Warning Alarm (VIS WR) output
RAM Maintenance (RAB-MNT) output
Note-*: Standard item and other items are as option when RAB module is installed
on SV card.
Interface specification
(1) Type: Relay contact closure, Latch type, 2W
(2) Connector: D-SUB 15-multi-pin Connector
(3) Maximum Continuous Current (closed): Max. 100 mA
(4) Maximum Voltage between Lines: Max. DC: 110 V
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- Highly integrated packaging

For available RF channel arrangements, please refer to Table 1.1.

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Table 1.1 RF channel arrangements

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< System Configuration (Rack, Block and Unit) >

: 1,800 mm or 2,200 mm ETSI standard Rack: x 1

Radio shelf with bonnet cover: x 1

: RF Branching Network Unit Block

: Ventilator unit x 8 maximum

: BB interface for STM-1 electrical (Coaxial): x a

: BB interface for STM-1 electrical or optical (SFP): x b

: GE Adaptor (for GE-SW connection): x c

: Common Unit Block

: GE Aggregate Switch for 8 x GE-ADPT units: x 2

: Auxiliary Signal interface Unit: x 2 max

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System Block Diagram

System Block Diagram

Point-to-Point Terminal with N+1 or n+0 combined ACCP/ACAP/CCDP

Repeater or Back-to-Back Terminal with STM-1 electrical interface

The FRX-3E is composed of six functional blocks;-

RF Branching Network (BRU): RF Branching Network block such as

TRMD: Transceiver-Modem block for TRMD cards (Max. 16 TRMDs)

BBINTF: Baseband interface block for BBINTF with SFP, BBINTF

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System Block Diagram

: Optional card or function

Figure 2.1 Typical System Block Diagram for Native IP Interface

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Radio Frequency Plan

Radio Frequency Plan

Table 3.1 ITU-R Recommendations.

ITU-R Recommendation F.xxx

L6 GHz band (5,9256,425 MHz)

U7 GHz band (7,4257,725 MHz)

11 GHz band (10,700-11,700 MHz)

F.387-10 Annex-2 (02/2006)

Radio Frequency Plan

01. 4 GHz band (4G Type 1)

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Radio Frequency Plan

03. 5 GHz band (5G Type 1)

04. L6 GHz band (L6G Type 1)

05. U6 GHz band (U6G Type 1)

06. L7 GHz band (7G Type 1)

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