ML-C and C Micro PDF

MINI-LINK ™
C C Micro
and
Product Catalogue
MINI-LINK C and C Micro
Product Catalogue
 Ericsson Microwave Systems AB 2000
EN/LZT 110 149 R8A

00-03
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Contents
1 Introduction ...................................................................... 5
1.1 How to Use this Catalogue .......................................................................................7
1.2 MINI-LINK C All-outdoor Terminal ..........................................................................10
1.3 MINI-LINK C Split Terminal.....................................................................................11
2 Radio Modules ............................................................... 13

2.1 Radio Modules ........................................................................................................15
2.2 MINI-LINK 15-C ......................................................................................................16
2.3 MINI-LINK 23-C ......................................................................................................18
2.4 MINI-LINK 26-C ......................................................................................................20
2.5 MINI-LINK 38-C ......................................................................................................22
2.6 Accessories.............................................................................................................23
3 Antenna Modules ........................................................... 25

3.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................27
3.2 0.3 m Antennas.......................................................................................................28
3.3 0.6 m Antennas.......................................................................................................29
3.4 1.2 m Antennas.......................................................................................................30
3.5 Accessories.............................................................................................................30
4 Access Modules ............................................................. 31

4.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................33
4.2 ICM-C......................................................................................................................34
4.3 Accessories.............................................................................................................35
5 Cables ............................................................................. 37
5.1 MINI-LINK C Micro Cables......................................................................................39
5.2 MINI-LINK C Cables ...............................................................................................42
5.2 Accessories.............................................................................................................44
6 Accessories.................................................................... 45
6.1 RF Attenuators........................................................................................................47
6.2 Outdoor Installation Accessories ............................................................................48
6.3 Tripod......................................................................................................................49
6.4 Universal Installation Kits ........................................................................................49
6.5 Lightning Rod..........................................................................................................49
6.6 Indoor Cabinets for Access Modules ......................................................................50
6.7 Installation Tools .....................................................................................................51
6.8 Service Telephone ..................................................................................................54
6.9 MINI-LINK Performance and Availability Prediction
Software ........................................................................................................54
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6.10 SAU Stand Alone ..................................................................................................55
6.11 DC Distribution Unit ..............................................................................................56
6.12 MINI-LINK C Micro................................................................................................57
7 Management System ..................................................... 59

7.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................61
7.2 MINI-LINK Service Manager (MSM) .......................................................................62
7.3 MINI-LINK Netman..................................................................................................63
7.4 Pocket Terminal......................................................................................................65
7.5 Accessories.............................................................................................................65
8 Spare Parts..................................................................... 67
8.1 Radio Module Spare Parts......................................................................................69
8.2 ICM-C Spare Parts..................................................................................................70
8.3 Antenna Spare Parts...............................................................................................71
8.4 Spare Parts for Separate Installation Kits ...............................................................72
8.5 Spare Connector Pins.............................................................................................73
8.6 PC Cable.................................................................................................................73
8.7 MINI-LINK C Micro Spare Parts..............................................................................73
8.8 DDU Spare Parts ....................................................................................................73
9 Manuals, Training and Support..................................... 75

9.1 User’s Manuals .......................................................................................................77
9.2 Commissioning and Installation Support ................................................................77
9.3 Other Documents....................................................................................................78
9.4 Training ...................................................................................................................79
10 Order, Delivery, and Repair ......................................... 81

10.1 Order and Delivery................................................................................................83
10.2 Repair ...................................................................................................................83
11 Index ............................................................................. 85
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Preface
This catalogue comprises products for compact
radio-link equipment from the MINI-LINK C
programme offered by
Ericsson Microwave Systems AB.
This product catalogue should be used when
selecting products for your radio-link system from
the MINI-LINK C programme.
The catalogue is intended to be an aid when
compiling an order or just to give an overview of the
radio-link products in the MINI-LINK C
programme.
More Information
Please contact your Ericsson representative for more
information.
You may also contact the area sales manager for
your country at:
Ericsson Microwave Systems AB
Transmission Solutions
SE-431 84 Mölndal
SWEDEN
Telephone: +46 31 747 00 00
Fax: +46 31 27 72 25
We continuously develop and improve our products and therefore reserve the right to
alter details without notice.
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Introduction
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Introduction
1.1 How to Use this Catalogue

Chapter 1 includes recommended terminal
configurations and required equipment for setting up
a terminal or a site. The information can be used as
check lists to make sure that all necessary equipment
is ordered.
The following chapters include ordering information
for the MINI-LINK C and C Micro products.
In combination with this Product Catalogue, the
following document may be useful:
• MINI-LINK C and C Micro Technical
Description, EN/LZT 110 145, contains the
technical details for the products in the
MINI-LINK C programme
The networks of today contain a high quantity of

small sites and more complex multi-terminal sites.
To meet this demand the MINI-LINK product range
includes both all-outdoor and split terminal
solutions.
An initial planning of the radio link connection will
give the terminal configuration, radio frequency,
antenna size, RF attenuation, etc. Part of this
planning is the calculation of the connection quality.
As a support for this type of calculation, the
MINI-LINK Performance and Availability
Prediction software is available for PC.
The traffic capacity required and the system
configuration (that is, unprotected) will give the type
of radio and access module to use. Consideration
will have to be taken to the distance between the
radio and the access module as well as supply
voltage to decide the need for a preconverter in the
access module.
The survey of the location and installation of antenna
modules, radio modules and access modules will
decide the need for mounting kits, earthing kits,
installation tools and cables.
The requirements on operation and maintenance of
the equipment will decide which maintenance and
operation tools to use, MINI-LINK Netman, MSM
for PC, pocket terminals or service telephones.
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Introduction
Manuals and other documents required for the

installation, operation and maintenance of the
equipment are delivered together with the
MINI-LINK equipment, but can also be ordered
separately. Ericsson Microwave Systems AB offers
qualified service, training and support as well as
spare parts and repair.
1.1.1 Terminology
Access Module An indoor part for split terminal.
MSM MINI-LINK Service Manager
Network Several MINI-LINK sites connected via radio or cable
PBC Power and Battery Cabinet
Terminal One side of a radio-link connection
Site A place with one or more terminals
Hop A radio-link connection with a pair of communicating terminals
RBS Radio Base Station
Split terminal A MINI-LINK terminal with an outdoor part, the radio
module(s), and an indoor part, the access module.
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1.1.2 Terminal configurations

The MINI-LINK C programme includes products for
two different types of terminal configurations.
All-outdoor Terminal – MINI-LINK C Micro

The MINI-LINK C Micro terminal is a complete
outdoor unit. All connections are made outdoors.
The all-outdoor terminal can be AC or DC powered.
Figure 1-1. A complete MINI-LINK C Micro

all-outdoor terminal
Split Terminal – MINI-LINK C

The MINI-LINK C split terminal consists of an
indoor part and an outdoor part. This terminal type is
used when indoor access to traffic and DC power is
required.
Figure 1-2. A MINI-LINK C split terminal

system
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1.2 MINI-LINK C All-outdoor Terminal

A MINI-LINK C Micro all-outdoor terminal
M IN I- L IN K C r a d io m o d u le
comprises the antenna, the radio module, and for
AC power supply, a C Micro kit.
A n te n n a
The all-outdoor terminal radio module and the split C M ic r o k it

terminal radio module are identical.
The C Micro kit comprises an AC/DC converter and
a backup battery, and it is used to power the radio
module.
The radio module may be integrated with the
antenna module or installed separately. Separate
installation requires a mounting kit and a flexible
waveguide kit to interconnect the radio module and
the antenna module. R B S 2 3 0 2
The MINI-LINK C Micro is specially designed for

micro-base-station applications. It is used in
transmission systems together with a micro-BTS Figure 1-3. MINI-LINK C Micro all-outdoor
terminal together with an
(Base Transceiver Station) such as Ericsson’s RBS 2302
RBS 2302.
In a typical application, the MINI-LINK is located
on the roof and the micro-BTS is fitted to the wall of
a building.
Please see chapter 6, Accessories, for more
information on system components.
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1.3 MINI-LINK C Split Terminal

A split terminal comprises an indoor access module
(Interconnection Module ICM-C), an outdoor radio
module, an outdoor antenna for integrated or
separate installation, a mounting kit, and a flexible
waveguide kit if separate installation is used.
The radio module is powered from an indoor power
supply. The split terminal radio module and the all-
outdoor terminal radio module are identical.
The radio module is available in four frequency
bands from 15 to 38 GHz. The antenna module is
available in different diameters from 0.3 m upwards.
Unprotected systems, 1+0 systems, use one radio
module at each side of the hop. The signals are
terminated at an access module or directly at the
operator’s interface equipment.
The radio module is fitted directly to the antenna
(integrated installation) or separately from the
antenna (separate installation).
Integrated Installation
The required equipment comprises:
• 1 radio module
Figure 1-4. A 1+0 configuration with
• 1 access module (ICM-C) integrated installation
• 1 antenna module (diameter: 0.3 or 0.6 m) with
mounting kit included
• 1 multicable for connecting radio and access
module
Separate Installation
The required equipment comprises:
• 1 radio module
• 1 access module (ICM-C)
• 1 antenna module (diameter: 0.3, 0.6 or 1.2 m)
with mounting kit included
• 1 multicable for connecting radio and access
module
• 1 kit for separate installation
Figure 1-5. A 1+0 configuration with separate
installation
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Radio Module and Access Module

The table below shows which radio module and
access module to order for the required traffic
capacity.
Traffic capacity Access Module Radio module
(Mbps) traffic capacity
(Mbps)
2 ICM-C 2
2x2 ICM-C 2x2
8 ICM-C 8
2x8 ICM-C 2x8
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2.1 Radio Modules

A radio module comprises: Radio module
• Radio module mechanics

• Microwave unit
• Baseband unit
• Connector kit
• User’s Manual
The connector kit includes all material for
connecting the multicable to the radio.
Figure 2-1. Radio module
Radio Module Waveguide Interface
Radio module Frequency band Waveguide interface at
MINI-LINK (GHz) the radio
15-C 14.4 - 15.35 154 IEC-UBR 140
23-C 21.6 - 23.6 154 IEC-UBR 220
26-C 25.0 - 26.5 154 IEC-UBR 260
38-C 37.1 - 39.4 154 IEC-UBR 320
The MINI-LINK C frequency sub-bands are listed in

detail on the following pages.
As a standard, the radio modules are delivered with
adjustable output power. The 15-C and 26-C radio
modules come in standard as well as high output Figure 2-2. The complete radio module
power versions.
The radio module is fitted directly to the 0.3 m and
0.6 m antenna as standard. Make sure to add a kit for
separate installation if the radio module is installed
separately. See Accessories, section 6.2.
B a s e b a n d u n it
M ic r o w a v e u n it
Figure 2-3. The baseband and microwave

units within the radio module. The
figure shows MIN-LINK 23-C.
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2.2 MINI-LINK 15-C

Standard version
The output power is
3 – 18 dBm ±2 dB.
The output power can be adjusted down to - 17dBm
if the radio module is equipped with a fixed RF
attenuator. See Accessories, section 6.1.
MINI-LINK 15-C Radio Module

Traffic capacity (Mbps) Ordering code
2 ML2327021/CD
2x2 ML2327621/CD
8 ML2327641/CD
2x8 ML2327541/CD
Options
High Output Power Transmitter Version
The output power for the high output version is
10 - 25 dBm ±2 dB. The output can be adjusted
down to - 10 dBm if it is combined with a fixed
attenuator.
Substitute ML23“2”7..1/CD in the ordering code by
“3” when you are ordering.
Example = ML2337021/12.
Extended Lightning Protection
The extended lightning protection is provided using
gas discharge tubes.
Substitute ML2327..“1”/CD in the ordering code by
Example =ML2327024/12.
High Deviation
The versions with high deviation provide better
system gain, while the versions with standard
deviation provide better suppression of adjacent
channels.
When you are ordering high deviation, substitute
2x2 ML2327“6”21/CD by ML2327“1”21/CD
8 ML2327“6”41/CD by ML2327“0”41/CD
2x8 ML2327“5”41/CD by ML2327“1”41/CD
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Frequency Plan Index Number - “CD”

Substitute “CD” in the ordering code by the
appropriate index number for the nominal frequency
you wish to use when you are ordering.
Example = ML2327021/12.
The two radio modules for a hop are presented in
pairs in the following table.
MINI-LINK 15-C Frequency Plan

Index Transmitter Duplex Receiver n
Frequency (MHz) (MHz) Frequency (MHz)
11 14 504.50 + n x 1.75 735 15 239.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
18 15 239.50 + n x 1.75 735 14 504.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
12 14 609.50 + n x 1.75 315 14 924.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
15 14 924.50 + n x 1.75 315 14 609.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
13 14 714.50 + n x 1.75 315 15 029.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
16 15 029.50 + n x 1.75 315 14 714.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
14 14 819.50 + n x 1.75 315 15 134.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
17 15 134.50 + n x 1.75 315 14 819.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
21 14 501.00 + n x 1.75 420 14 921.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
25 14 921.00 + n x 1.75 420 14 501.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
22 14 613.00 + n x 1.75 420 15 033.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
26 15 033.00 + n x 1.75 420 14 613.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
23 14 725.00 + n x 1.75 420 15 145.00 + n x 1.75 1-56
27 15 145.00 + n x 1.75 420 14 725.00 + n x 1.75 1-56
24 14 823.00 + n x 1.75 420 15 243.00 + n x 1.75 1-56
28 15 243.00 + n x 1.75 420 14 823.00 + n x 1.75 1-56
41 14 501.00 + n x 1.75 644 15 145.00 + n x 1.75 1-54
47 15 145.00 + n x 1.75 644 14 501.00 + n x 1.75 1-54
42 14 599.00 + n x 1.75 644 15 243.00 + n x 1.75 1-54
48 15 243.00 + n x 1.75 644 14 599.00 + n x 1.75 1-54
61 14 501.00 + n x 1.75 728 15 229.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
68 15 229.00 + n x 1.75 728 14 501.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
62 14 620.00 + n x 1.75 308 14 928.00 + n x 1.75 1-62
65 14 928.00 + n x 1.75 308 14 620.00 + n x 1.75 1-62
63 14 704.00 + n x 1.75 308 15 012.00 + n x 1.75 1-62
66 15 012.00 + n x 1.75 308 14 704.00 + n x 1.75 1-62
64 14 816.00 + n x 1.75 308 15 124.00 + n x 1.75 1-62
67 15124.00 + n x 1.75 308 14 816.00 + n x 1.75 1-62
71 14 511.50 + n x 1.75 714 15 225.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
78 15 225.50 + n x 1.75 714 14 511.50 + n x 1.75 1-58
80 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
85 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 1-64
81 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 49-112
86 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 49-112
82 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 97-160
87 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 97-160
83 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 145-208
88 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 145-208
84 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 193-256
89 14 893.00 + n x 1.75 490 14 403.00 + n x 1.75 193-256
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2.3 MINI-LINK 23-C

Standard Version
The output power is 5 - 20 dBm ± 3 dB.
The output power can be adjusted down to -30 dBm
if the radio module is equipped with a fixed RF
attenuator. See Accessories, section 6.1.

2 ML2527021/CD
2x2 ML2527621/CD
8 ML2527641/CD
2x8 ML2527541/CD
Options
Substitute ML2527.. “1” /CD in the ordering code
by “4” when you are ordering.
Example = ML2527024/12.
High Deviation
deviation give better suppression of adjacent
channels.
When ordering high deviation, substitute
2x2 ML2527“6”21/CD by ML2527“1”21/CD
8 ML2527“6”41/CD by ML2527“0”41/CD
2x8 ML2527“5”41/CD by ML2527“1”41/CD
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Example = ML2527021/12.
The two radio modules for a hop are presented in

12 21 950.25 + n x 1.75 1 050 23 000.25 + n x 1.75 1-312
14 23 000.25 + n x 1.75 1 050 21 950.25 + n x 1.75 1-312
22 21 784.00 + n x 1.75 1 232 23 016.00 + n x 1.75 1-320
24 23 016.00 + n x 1.75 1 232 21 784.00 + n x 1.75 1-320
31 21 651.00 + n x 1.75 1 274 22 925.00 + n x 1.75 1-212
33 22 925.00 + n x 1.75 1 274 21 651.00 + n x 1.75 1-212
32 21 651.00 + n x 1.75 1 274 22 925.00 + n x 1.75 172-383
34 22 925.00 + n x 1.75 1 274 21 651.00 + n x 1.75 172-383
42 21 797.50 + n x 2.50 1 200 22 997.50 + n x 2.50 1-231
44 22 997.50 + n x 2.50 1 200 21 797.50 + n x 2.50 1-231
52 22 008.00 + n x 1.75 1 008 23 016.00 + n x 1.75 1-288
54 23 016.00 + n x 1.75 1 008 22 008.00 + n x 1.75 1-288
56 22 002.75 + n x 1.75 1 008 23 010.75 + n x 1.75 1-291
58 23 010.75 + n x 1.75 1 008 22 002.75 + n x 1.75 1-291
57 22 002.75 + n x 1.75 1 008 23 010.75 + n x 1.75 45-335
59 23 010.75 + n x 1.75 1 008 22 002.75 + n x 1.75 45-335
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2.4 MINI-LINK 26-C

Standard Version
The output power is 10 dBm ± 2.5 dB.
The output power is mechanically adjustable down
to -5 dBm. The output power can be adjusted down
to – 40 dBm if the radio module is equipped with a
fixed RF attenuator. See Accessories, section 6.1.

2 ML2627021/CD
2x2 ML2627621/CD
8 ML2627641/CD
2x8 ML2627541/CD
Options
High Output Power Version
The output power for the high output version is 3 -
18 dBm ± 2.5 dB. The output power can be adjusted
down to -32 dBm if the radio module is combined
with a fixed RF attenuator.
Substitute ML26“2”7..1/CD in the ordering code by
Example = ML2637021/24.
Example = ML2627024/24.
High Deviation
channels.
2x2 ML2627“6”21/CD by ML2627“1”21/CD
8 ML2627“6”41/CD by ML2627“0”41/CD
2x8 ML2627“5”41/CD by ML2627“1”41/CD
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Example = ML2627021/24.
The two radio modules in the hop are presented in

24 24 549.00 + n x 1.75 1 008 25 557.00 + n x 1.75 256-511
29 25 557.00 + n x 1.75 1 008 24 549.00 + n x 1.75 256-511
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2.5 MINI-LINK 38-C

Standard Version
Typical output power is 16.5 dBm ± 3 dB.
The output power is mechanically adjustable down
to - 8.5 dBm. The output power can be adjusted
down to - 33.5 dBm if the radio module is equipped
with a fixed RF attenuator. See Accessories, section
6.1.

2 ML2827021/CD
2x2 ML2827621/CD
8 ML2827641/CD
2x8 ML2827541/CD
Options
Example = ML2827024/12.
High Deviation
channels.
2x2 ML2827“6”21/CD by ML2827“1”21/CD
8 ML2827“6”41/CD by ML2827“0”41/CD
2x8 ML2827“5”41/CD by ML2827“1”41/CD

Example = ML2827021/12.
The two radio modules in the hop are presented in
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11 37 058.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 38 318.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
15 38 318.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 37 058.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
12 37 338.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 38 598.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
16 38 598.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 37 338.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
13 37 618.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 38 878.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
17 38 878.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 37 618.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
14 37 898.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 39 158.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
18 39 158.00 + n x 1.75 1 260 37 898.00 + n x 1.75 1-160
2.6 Accessories
• Kit for separate installation, see chapter 6.
• RF attenuators, see chapter 6.
• Multicable, see chapter 5.
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Antenna Modules
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Antenna Modules
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Antenna Modules
3.1 Introduction
The antenna modules comprise:
Antenna module
• Antenna reflector
• Feeder
• Mounting kit
Antenna modules are available in diameters 0.3 m,
0.6 m, and 1.2 m. Order a standard or a high
performance (HP) single-polarized antenna module.
The high-performance version has better side-lobe
suppression and is used in dense networks. The high
performance versions always include a radome,
which protects against sand, snow and ice. Figure 3-1. Antenna module
The table below shows the waveguide interface at
the antenna:
Antenna for: Waveguide interface at
antenna
15 GHz 154 IEC-UBR 140
Dual-polarized antennas and larger antennas (1.8,

2.4, and 3.0 m) can be offered on request.
information.
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Antenna Modules
3.2 0.3 m Antennas

Single-Polarized Antennas
The 0.3 m antenna is delivered including a mounting
kit for poles with diameter 50 - 120 mm and for
L-profiles between 40 x 40 x 5 mm and
80 x 80 x 8 mm.
The radio module is fitted directly to the antenna as
standard. If the radio module is installed separately,
be sure to add a kit for separate installation when
ordering. See Accessories, section 3.5.
Single-Polarized Antennas 0.3 m

Type Product code
23 GHz high performance UKY 210 05/SC11
Figure 3-2. 0.3 m single-polarized high
26 GHz high performance UKY 210 10/SC11 performance (HP) antenna
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3.3 0.6 m Antennas

Single-Polarized Antennas
kit for poles with diameter 50 - 120 mm and for
L-profiles between 40 x 40 x 5 mm and
80 x 80 x 8 mm.
The radio module is fitted directly to the antenna as
standard. If the radio module is installed separately,
be sure to add a kit for separate installation when
ordering. See Accessories, section 3.5.

Type Product code
15 GHz standard UKY 210 15/SC31
high performance UKY 210 15/SC11
23 GHz standard UKY 210 06/SC31 Figure 3-3. 0.6 m single-polarized standard
high performance UKY 210 06/SC11
antenna
Figure 3-4. 0.6 m single-polarized high

performance (HP) antenna
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3.4 1.2 m Antennas

kit for poles with a diameter of 100 - 120 mm and a
side strut for stabilization. One side strut is sufficient
for stabilization up to survival wind velocity (67
m/s).
The radio module is always installed separately from
the antenna. Be sure to add a kit for separate
installation when ordering. See Accessories, section
3.5.

Type Product code
15 GHz standard UKY 210 16/SC34D
standard with radome UKY 210 16/SC24D
high performance UKY 210 16/SC14D
Figure 3-5. 1.2 m single-polarized standard
antenna
The 1.2 m and larger antennas are delivered directly

from the nearest ANDREW factory. Should delivery
from Ericsson in Borås be required an extra charge
will be added to the antenna price.
Please contact your Ericsson representative for
further information.
3.5 Accessories
• Tripod, see chapter 6.
• Kit for separate installation, see chapter 6.
• Flexible waveguide kit, see chapter 8.
• Waveguide clamp kit, see chapter 8.
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Access Modules
4.1 Introduction
The access module is delivered as standard for 19"
rack installation and for 39 - 72 V power supply. The
access module can be equipped with a preconverter
and extended lightning protection if required.
The following access module is available:
Configuration 1+0 ICM-C for 2, 2 x 2, 8 Access
and 2 x 8 Mbps module
Figure 4-1. Access module
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4.2 ICM-C
Standard Version
The ICM-C access module comprises:
• A complete ICM-C
• Connector kits (for 120 Ω balanced traffic)
• User’s Manual
The connector kits include all connectors necessary
for the multicable, for the cable for 120 Ω balanced
Figure 4-2. ICM-C
traffic, and for all other cables for the operator’s
interfaces. The power supply range for the ICM-C is
39 - 72 V. Note that there are also accessories for
mounting ICM-Cs to a wall. See Accessories,
section 4.3.
ICM-C Access Module

2, 2 x 2, 8 or 2 x 8 ML2904031/0000
Options
Preconverter
Depending on the required length of the multicable
(between the ICM-C and the radio module) and the Minimum voltage from power supply
(v)
voltage of the power supply, a DC preconverter may 55
be required. Use figure 4-3 to decide if a 50 Preconverter not required
preconverter is required. The power supply range for
Multicable length
45
the preconverter is 20 - 58 V. 40
The maximum multicable length depends on the 35
Preconverter required
traffic rate. 30
25
Traffic Capacity (Mbps) Maximum Cable Length
20 (m)
2, 2 x 2 400 m 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
8, 2 x 8 200 m
Figure 4-3. Minimum supply voltage from the
power supply versus the cable
When ordering, substitute ML290403“1”/0000 in length. The diagram indicates
the ordering code by “2”. when a preconverter is required in
the ICM-C.
Example = ML2904032/0000.
75 Ω Unbalanced Traffic Interface for coaxial
cable TZC 750 24. SMZ/Type 43 connectors are
used.
When ordering, substitute ML2904031/“0”000 in
the ordering code by “1”.
Example = ML2904031/1000.
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When ordering, substitute ML2904031/0“0”00 in
the ordering code by “1”.
Example = ML2904031/0100.
4.3 Accessories
• Cables, see chapter 5.
• Cabinets for wall mounting of the ICM-C, see
chapter 6
• BYB installation kit for the ICM-C, see chapter
6.
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5.1 MINI-LINK C Micro Cables

The following tables show which cables to use for
AC and DC powered MINI-LINK C Micro
terminals.
C M ic r o k it
M IN I-L IN K C U F E 1 1 1 2 7 /1
r a d io m o d u le
B a tte ry p a c k
C o n n e c to r k it P o w e r C o n n e c to r
fo r o n e c a b le
A C
S X K 1 1 1 5 7 5 /3
T F R 4 6 3 2 2
R B S 2 3 0 2
A C
Figure 5-1. AC Powered MINI-LINK C Micro together with

Ericsson RBS 2302
AC powered MINI-LINK C Micro

Description Product code
Traffic cable TFR 463 22
Optional for multi-terminal sites:
Connector kit for traffic or EAC SXK 111 575/3
cables to the radio module (2 - 4
cables)
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DC Powered MINI-LINK C Micro

DC cable TFR 463 26 M IN I-L IN K C
r a d io m o d u le
Traffic cable TFR 463 22
Connector kit for traffic, EAC or SXK 111 575/3
DC cables to the radio module S X K 1 1 1 5 7 5 /3
(1 - 4 cables) T F R 4 6 3 2 2
T F R 4 6 3 2 6
R B S 2 3 0 2 P B C
D C
D C
A C A C
Figure 5-2. DC Powered MINI-LINK C Micro

together with Ericsson RBS 2302
5.1.1 Traffic Cable

The 120 Ω balanced traffic cable is used to connect
the user’s balanced traffic between the Radio Base
Station and the radio module. The traffic cable
contains two twisted pairs of AWG24 conductors, a
shield consisting of braided tin-plated copper wire,
two drain wires and a black LS0H-material jacket Figure 5-3. Traffic cable
(LS0H = Low Smoke Zero Halogen).
Traffic cable 120 Ω TFR 463 22
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5.1.2 DC Cable
The DC cable is used to distribute DC power from
the Power and Battery Cabinet (PBC) to the
MINI-LINK C radio module and to the Radio Base
Station. The DC cable has two pairs of AWG20
conductors, a pair of AWG26 conductors, a shield
consisting of braided tin-plated copper and a black
LS0H-material jacket (LS0H = Low Smoke Zero Figure 5-4. DC cable
Halogen).
DC cable TFR 463 26
5.1.3 AC Cable
The AC cable is a standard cable designed for
outdoor use and which meets national requirements.
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5.2 MINI-LINK C Cables

The following sections includes cables for
MINI-LINK C split configurations.
5.2.1 Multicable Multi-

cable
The multicable is used to connect the radio module
External
to the access module. The multicable contains: cable
• Four twisted pairs for 120 Ω balanced traffic

(attenuation <14 dB/km for 2 Mbps, <29 dB/km
for 8 Mbps).
Figure 5-5. Cables
• Four wires for DC supply (resistance 14 Ω/km).
• Twelve twisted pairs of wire for additional
signals.
All conductors are contained within a common
shield, consisting of a braid of tin-plated copper and
an external jacket of polyethene.
All necessary connectors are included in the radio
Figure 5-6. Multicable for connection between
module and access module respectively. radio and access modules
Maximum Cable Length

The traffic capacity and the power supply are factors
that limit the maximum cable length allowed. Minimum voltage from power supply
(v)
Traffic capacity Mbps Maximum length allowed
55
2 and 2x2 400 m Preconverter not required
50
All other 200 m
Multicable length
45
40
Description Product code 35
Preconverter required
Multicable TFR 463 13 30
25
20 (m)
The multicable is delivered on reels with a 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
maximum of 500 m on each reel.

Figure 5-7. Minimum voltage from the power
supply versus cable lenth. The
diagram indicates when a
preconverter is required in the
access module.
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5.2.2 Coaxial Traffic Cables

This 75 Ω coaxial cable is used to connect operator
equipment to the ICM-C (SMZ/Type 43 connectors).
The cable has a solid inner conductor and a double
braid of tinned annealed copper. The cable
attenuation is 23 dB/km for 2 Mbps and 45 dB/km
for 8 Mbps.
SMZ connectors for the MINI-LINK-end of the Figure 5-8. Coaxial cable for 75 Ω
unbalanced traffic (TZC 750 24)
cable are included in the ICM-C delivery. BNC
connectors for the operator’s end of the cable can be
ordered.
Coaxial traffic cable TZC 750 24
BNC connector kit for TZC 750 24 (includes SXK 111 520/2
two BNC connectors)
5.2.3 Cables for Balanced Traffic and Other Signals

A 120 Ω shielded twisted pair cable with a cross
section of 0.2 - 0.5 mm2 (AWG 20 - 24) should be
used for MINI-LINK C.
The cables used for MINI-LINK E equipment can
also be used for MINI-LINK C. However, connector
pins for the MINI-LINK E cable (AWG 26) must be Figure 5-9. Balanced traffic cable, 2 twisted
pairs
used instead of the connector pins delivered with the
MINI-LINK C and C Micro equipment. These
connector pins must be ordered separately.
The traffic cables are available with two or eight
twisted conductor pairs. The conductors are tin
plated, multi-stranded, insulated, and they have
aluminum foil pair screens. The combined cable has
a tin plated, copper wire mesh outer screen and a
grey LS0H material jacket (LS0H = Low Smoke
Zero Halogen). The cable attenuation is 34 dB/km
for 2 Mbit/s. Maximum cable length according to
ITU-T Rec. G703 is 175 m.
Description Product Code
Traffic cable 120 Ω, 2 pairs, AWG 26 TFL 481 52
Traffic cable 120 Ω, 8 pairs, AWG 26 TFL 481 53
Connector pins (10 pins/bag) for MINI-LINK E SXK 111 565/1
cable
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5.2.4 DC Cable
The DC cable is used to connect the power supply to
the MINI-LINK terminal. The DC cable has one
AWG16 twisted pair, a copper mesh screen, and a
grey LS0H material jacket (LS0H = low smoke zero
halogen). The DC cable is connected to the ICM-C.
Connector kits for assembly of cable connectors are Figure 5-10. DC Cable
included in the delivery of the ICM-C.
DC cable TFL 424 02
5.2.5 Cable Assemblies

EAC and BR/EAC Cable
This is a 2 m cable (made out of the TFL 481 54) for
connection between two access modules on a site
(MINI-LINK C or E). The cable is, for example,
connected from an ICM-C to MINI-LINK E
equipment.
BR/EAC cable 9/9 pins RPM 517 501/1
The following equipment use a 9-pin connector:

• MINI-LINK E SAU
• ICM-C
5.3 Accessories
• Cable clamp kits, see chapter 6.
• Cable earthing kits, see chapter 6.
• Installation tools, see chapter 6
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6.1 RF Attenuators
The fixed RF attenuators can be used with or
without the built-in adjustable transmit power
attenuator.
The “Output power range” in the table below shows
the range when the fixed attenuator is used in
combination with the built-in attenuator.
RF Attenuators
Type Output power Attenuation Product code
range (dBm) (dB)
15-C -7 to +4 12 SXK 111 0279/1 Figure 6-1. RF attenuator for MINI-LINK
-17 to -7 22 SXK 111 0279/2 23-C and 26-C. RF attenuators for
15-C HP 0 to +11 12 SXK 111 0279/1 15-C and 38-C are similar.
-10 to 0 22 SXK 111 0279/2
23-C -5 to +6 12 SXK 111 0273/1
-15 to -5 22 SXK 111 0273/2
-23 to -15 31 SXK 111 0273/3
-30 to -23 39 SXK 111 0273/4
26-C -15 to -5 12 SXK 111 0274/1
-25 to -15 22 SXK 111 0274/2
-33 to -25 31 SXK 111 0274/3
-40 to -33 39 SXK 111 0274/4
26-C HP -7 to +4 12 SXK 111 0274/1
-17 to -7 22 SXK 111 0274/2
-25 to -17 31 SXK 111 0274/3
-32 to -25 39 SXK 111 0274/4
38-C -22.5 to -8.5 20 UMF 101 13/20
-33.5 to -22.5 35 UMF 101 13/35
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6.2 Outdoor Installation Accessories

Antenna modules include mounting kits for
installation of the antenna. The radio module can be
fitted directly to the antenna when 0.3 m and 0.6 m
single-polarized antennas are used.
Add a separate installation kit for separate
installation of the radio module.
Kit for Separate Installation

The kit for separate installation comprises a
mounting kit for installation of radio modules on
poles with a diameter of 50 - 120 mm, a flexible
waveguide (0.65 m or 0.90 m) and all material
required for fitting it to the radio module, to the
antenna module, and to the mast.
Radio Waveguide Waveguide Product code
module length (m) interface at
flexible waveguide
15 GHz 0.65 154 IEC-PBR 140 SXK 111 0401/1
0.90 154 IEC-PBR 140 SXK 111 0401/2
23 GHz 0.65 154 IEC-PBR 220 SXK 111 0402/1
0.90 154 IEC-PBR 220 SXK 111 0402/2
26 GHz 0.65 154 IEC-PBR 260 SXK 111 0403/1
38 GHz 0.65 154 IEC-PBR 320 SXK 111 0404/1
The parts of the kit for separate installation can also

be ordered separately. Please see chapter 8, Spare Figure 6-2. Separate installation kit
parts.
Cable Clamp Kits

Stainless steel cable clamps for multicable clamping.
One clamp per 0.8 metre is recommended for
vertical installation of the cable.
Number of clamps Length (mm) Product code
50 680 (Ø ≤ 180) SXK 111 0315/1
50 360 (Ø ≤ 90) SXK 111 0315/2
Cable clamp pliers (LSD 349 20/1) must be used Figure 6-3. Cable clamp kit
when clamping the multicable.
Cable Earthing Kits

For lightning protection of outdoor cables.
For multicable Product code
TFR 463 13 SXK 111 0248/1
Figure 6-4. Cable earthing kit
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6.3 Tripod
The tripod is used for fast and easy installation of
MINI-LINK radios on roofs, hilltops, parking lots,
etc., without damaging the surface.
The MINI-LINK radio tripod is available in two
sizes: type L and S. It can easily be disassembled for
convenient transportation. The tripod is held in place
by weights placed on the antenna leg brackets.
Description Product code Figure 6-5. Tripod
Tripod for 0.3 and 0.6 m antenna SXK 111 0254/S
Tripod for 1.2 m antenna SXK 111 0254/L
6.4 Universal Installation Kits

Installation kits for mounting the outdoor equipment
on roofs, walls etc. or on mast structures where the
standard installation kit cannot be used. 6 0 m m
1 2 0 0 m m
Minimum and maximum diameter of the mast
structure on which the installation kit can be fitted is
25/130 mm. 1 2 0 0 m m

Figure 6-6. Installation kit for mast mounting
Kit for mast mounting, SXK 111 512/1
tube Ø60 mm, length 1200 mm (mast not included)
Kit for roof/wall mounting, SXK 111 512/2
60 mm
tube Ø60 mm
Figure 6-7. Installation kit for roof / wall

mounting (wall mounting showed)
6.5 Lightning Rod
Lightning rod for mounting on mast head.
Lightning rod SXK 111 515/1
Figure 6-8. Lightning rod
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6.6 Indoor Cabinets for Access Modules

ICM-C access modules are intended for installation
in a 19" rack. Cabinets for wall mounting and
installation in BYB racks are available.
Cabinets for Wall Mounting of ICM-C

Cabinets for wall mounting of one to three ICM-Cs.
For one to three ICM-Cs SXK 111 0258/3 Figure 6-9. Cabinet SXK 111 0258/4 for wall
For one ICM-C SXK 111 0258/4 mounting of one ICM-C
Figure 6-10. Cabinet SXK 111 0258/3 for wall

mounting of 1 – 3 ICM-Cs
BYB Installation Kit for ICM-C

Installation kit for BYB 202.
The version for BYB 202 12 can SXK 111 0336/1
house up to four ICM-Cs
The version for BYB 202 24 can SXK 111 0336/2
house up to eight ICM-Cs
Installation kit for BYB 906 Figure 6-11. Installation set for BYB 202

For one ICM-C SXK 111 576/1
For two ICM-Cs SXK 111 576/2
For three ICM-Cs SXK 111 576/3
The number of ICM-Cs is limited by the number of cable

glands included in the kit (one, two, and three respectively).
Figure 6-12. Installation set for BYB 906
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6.7 Installation Tools

Installation Tool Kit
The installation tool kit contains tools required for
installation of radio and access modules. It also
contains the tools required for replacement of units.
The installation tool kit comprises the following
tools:
• Cutter for multicable jacket
• Crimping tool for D-sub
• Insertion/extraction tools
Figure 6-13. Installation tool kit LTT 237 12
• Stripping pliers
• Side cutting pliers
• 32 mm ring and open wrench
• 16 and 17 mm socket wrench
• Allen keys for M4, M6, and M8
• Torx TX 10 (M3) screwdriver
• Torx TX 20 (M4) screwdriver
• Screw drivers
• Knife
• Tool case
Crimping tool kit LTT 237 17/1 for assembly of
SMZ coaxial connectors must be ordered separately.
See the following page.
The power pins in the D-sub connectors can be
soldered or crimped. For crimping, add crimping
tool LSD 319 80 when ordering. See the following
page.
Installation Tool Kit LTT 237 12
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Tools ordered separately

MINI-LINK C and E
Crimping tool for DC wires LSD 319 80
Pin extraction tool for DC wires LSY 141 12*)
Crimping tool kit for SMZ connectors **) LTT 237 17/1
LTT 237 17/1 comprises the following tools:
Crimping tool for the SMZ centre conductor LSD 319 86/1
Crimping tool for the SMZ outer conductor LSD 319 87/1
Cable cutter for the multicable jacket LTX 102 17*)
Long Allen key for fitting and unassembling of the LSB 903 36*)
radio module (integrated installation)
Band tensioner, LSD 349 20/1
used when clamping the multicable
(see page 60 for the cable clamp kit)
MINI-LINK C
Crimping tool for D-sub connectors LSD 319 11*)
Crimping tool for D-sub connectors LSD 319 12
(add magazine when ordering)
500 pin magazine for LSD 319 12 RPT 2582/21
Pin insertion/extraction tool for D-sub connectors LSY 139 02*)
*) These items are included in the Tool Kit.
**) LSD 319 81 or LSD 319 82 can be used as alternatives to

LTT 237 17/1.
A crimping tool for BNC connectors is available for
connecting the user’s equipment to the access
modules using the traffic cable TZC 750 24.
Crimping tool for BNC connectors LSD 319 85/2
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Crimping tool LSD 319 80 for DC wires DC wire pin extraction tool LSY 141 12
SMZ connector crimping tool LTT 327 17/1

(comprises the tools LSD 319 87/1 and
LSD 319 86/1)
Crimping tool LSD 319 11
Cable jacket cutter LTX 102 17
Crimping tool LSD 319 12. The magazine RPT 2582/21

must be ordered separately Long Allen key LSB 903 36
Pin insertion/extraction tool LSY 139 02 Band tensioner for cable clamps LSD 349 20/1
Figure 6-14. Tools ordered separately
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6.8 Service Telephone

This 4-wire service telephone is used for
communication with maintenance personnel at other
stations in a MINI-LINK network. It can be used for
both fixed and mobile installations.
The telephone is battery powered by standard 9V,
size 6F22 batteries, but it can be powered by the
ICM-C in fixed installations.
The telephone is delivered with mounting brackets,
handset, User’s Manual and connecting cable to
MINI-LINK equipment.
Service telephone DBA 999 002
Figure 6-15. Service Telephone
6.9 MINI-LINK Performance and

Availability Prediction Software
The MINI-LINK Performance and Availability
Prediction Software is for Windows on PC. It is used M IN I-L IN K
P e rfo rm a n c e
P ro g ra m fo r
for performance and availability predictions for W in d o w s
MINI-LINK paths.
Minimum PC Requirements:
• A 386 processor
• Windows 3.0 or later
• A VGA monitor Figure 6-16. MINI-LINK Performance and
• A 3.5" disk drive Availability Software
• A mouse

M-L PERF LZY 202 334
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6.10 SAU Stand Alone

The SAU stand alone is a product which makes it M IN I- L IN K c lu s te r
M IN I- L IN K c lu s te r
possible to connect the supervision from different
clusters of MINI-LINK C, MINI-LINK C Micro, or M IN I-L IN K
M IN I-L IN K
E A C
E A C S A U S ta n d A lo n e
MkII equipment into one supervision network. A S A U S ta n d A lo n e R A C
R A C
SAU is an indoor unit designed for the
MINI-LINK E family. The SAU stand alone is an F ix e d lin e
SAU powered by a DC filter unit. The SAU also F ix e d lin e
provides user input and output ports for connection

of user’s alarms from other types of equipment to R A C 1 R A C 2
S A U
MINI-LINK management systems and for control of O & M
E A C
P C M IN I-L IN K
user’s functions.
M IN I- L IN K E c lu s te r
Any SAU version can make the SAU stand alone,
but not all versions provide all facilities. SAU Exp1 Figure 6-17. Isolated supervision clusters
and Exp2 provide RAC ports for the connections connected to one supervision
described above and the user input/output facility. network
SAU Basic provides the user input/output facility
only.
SAU stand alone (Exp1 and Exp2) can also be used
to connect a MINI-LINK network to a remote O&M
centre.
The SAU is connected to the MINI-LINK C or to the
MkII equipment via the EAC. The RAC ports
provide both the RS232 interface for connection via Figure 6-18. SAU stand alone Exp1
modem and the 64 kbps digital interface. Two SAUs
are required, one at each end.
The SAU is delivered with an AMM 2U-3, a DC
filter unit (DFU), and all cable connectors required.
See the MINI-LINK E Product Catalogue and the
MINI-LINK E and E Micro Technical Description
for more information.
Type Product Code
SAU stand alone, Basic SA0010012/04
SAU stand alone, Exp 1 SA0110012/04
SAU stand alone, Exp 2 SA0210012/04
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6.11 DC Distribution Unit

The DC distribution unit is used for distribution of
primary DC power to MINI-LINK C or E equipment.
The unit can supply five MINI-LINK equipment, for
example four MMUs and one fan unit. A DC cable
with one twisted pair AWG10 is required for
connection of primary DC power.
DC distribution unit, neg. earth *) BMG 907 003/1
DC distribution unit, pos. earth * BMG 907 013/1
DC cable TFL 424 03
Figure 6-20. DC distribution unit
* includes five DC distribution cables TSR 631 190/1,
one earthing cable SXK 111 514/2,
and one connector SXK 111 516/2 for the DC cable
TFL 424 03.
Neg. earth The positive pole is connected to
the DDU and the negative pole is
connected to earth (common for
24 V)
Pos. earth The negative pole is connected to
the DDU and the positive pole is
connected to earth, (common for
48 V).
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6.12 MINI-LINK C Micro

The MINI-LINK C Micro is an all-outdoor AC or
DC powered microwave radio specially designed for C M ic r o k it
U F E 1 1 1 2 7 /1
M IN I-L IN K C
micro-base-station applications. The applicable r a d io m o d u le
cables and connectors are described in section 5.1. B a tte ry p a c k
MINI-LINK C Micro for AC power supply

Order a MINI-LINK C radio module, an antenna C o n n e c to r k it P o w e r C o n n e c to r
fo r o n e c a b le
module, a C Micro kit, a traffic cable, and an A C
additional connector kit if required. A standard S X K 1 1 1 5 7 5 /3
power cable is required for AC connection.
T F R 4 6 3 2 2
C Micro kit *) UFE 111 27/1
R B S 2 3 0 2
*) Battery pack, power connector and connector kit for
connection of one cable to the radio module (end-
terminal) are included in the C Micro kit. A typical value A C
for the battery lifetime is 3 - 5 years. The battery should
therefore be replaced within this period. Please see Figure 6-21. AC Powered MINI-LINK C Micro
chapter 8, Spare Parts.
MINI-LINK C Micro for DC Power Supply

Order a MINI-LINK C radio module, an antenna
module, a DC cable, a traffic cable, and a connector M IN I-L IN K C
r a d io m o d u le
kit.
S X K 1 1 1 5 7 5 /3
T F R 4 6 3 2 2
T F R 4 6 3 2 6
R B S 2 3 0 2 P B C
D C
D C
A C A C
Figure 6-22. DC Powered MINI-LINK C Micro
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7.1 Introduction
The MINI-LINK management system includes
software products for element management as well
as configuration and field support for the
MINI-LINK network.
MINI-LINK C equipment has built-in
microprocessor based functions for operation and
maintenance.
All operation and maintenance functions are
accessible using the MINI-LINK Service Manager Software Licence Agreement
(MSM) software or MINI-LINK Netman.
Ericsson sells the right to use the
The list below shows typical tasks and software products under the
corresponding MINI-LINK management software. conditions in our Software Licence
Field service MSM Agreement.
Installation MSM Our Software Licence Agreement is

a mandatory and binding document
Central O&M MINI-LINK Netman which defines the scope of the right
to use the software.
MINI-LINK Service Manager (MSM) on a Please contact your Ericsson
portable PC is used for installation and field service representative for a copy of the
on equipment in the MINI-LINK network. Software Licence Agreement or for
more information.
MINI-LINK Netman is the element manager of a
MINI-LINK network. MINI-LINK Netman
supervises the sub-networks from an operation and
maintenance centre. It can be used for fault
management, performance management and
configuration of MINI-LINK equipment.
MINI-LINK Netman and MSM can supervise
MINI-LINK C and C Micro, E and E Micro, and
MkII equipment. The SNMP Proxy Agent provides
an interface towards higher order management
systems.
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7.2 MINI-LINK Service Manager (MSM)

Product information and requirements apply to
MSM 5.x.
MINI-LINK Service Manager (MSM) is used for
installation and field service on MINI-LINK E and
E Micro, C and C Micro, and MkII equipment. This
includes setup, local and remote fault tracing and
performance monitoring.
For the purpose of installation and service of one
MINI-LINK Network following PC software is
available.
PC Software
MSM LZY 202 531/1
MSM is delivered including a User’s Manual and cables for

connecting the PC to MINI-LINK equipment.
Platform Requirements
MSM software is run under Microsoft Windows 95 /
98 / NT 4.0 on a standard PC. Please see the
MINI-LINK C and C Micro Technical Description
for details on hardware and software requirements.
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7.3 MINI-LINK Netman

MINI-LINK Netman is a central management system
which can either be integrated with a Network
Management System (NMS) or used as a stand-alone
system. It handles functions such as fault C lie n t
management, performance data, commands,
configuration, and security management of
MINI-LINK equipment.
MINI-LINK Netman Software Products S N M P

S e c u r ity
M a n a g e r
MINI-LINK Netman software product information S e rv e r
and requirements apply to MINI-LINK Netman 3.x.

The MINI-LINK Netman software portfolio includes
licences for the server, the client, the optional
Security Manager, and the optional SNMP Proxy M IN I-L IN K
n e tw o rk
Agent.
A MINI-LINK Netman system includes a server and

one or many clients. The server requires a server Figure 7-2. MINI-LINK Netman software
software licence. The clients require one client products
software licence per client/operator console.
Netman Server Licence

The Server Software handles access to the network
elements, the database etc. The Server Software
comes in one version which can be licenced to
support a number of hops, see the table below.
The Software Licence Agreement defines the
number of hops supported by the server software.
The software is the same for all supported network
sizes, which means that expanding to a larger
network is done by placing a new order for upsizing.
This routine is described in the Software Licence
Agreement.
Netman Server Licence, 15 hops LZY 202 527/35
Netman Server Licence, 1 000 hops LZY 202 527/34
Packages include CD and user documentation.
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Netman Client Licence

The client software has all the graphical user
interfaces. At least one client software licence per
Netman system is required.
More operator consoles can be added by connecting
more PCs equipped with client software. Up to eight
additional clients can be connected to one server. If
more clients are required please contact your
Ericsson representative for more information.
M IN I-L IN K O p e r a tio n &
N e tm a n M a in te n a n c e
Description Product code C e n tre
Netman Client Licence LZY 202 528/31
The package includes CD and user documentation.
5 0 3 A 5 0 2 B
Netman Security Manager Licence
The optional Netman Security Manager provides the
S u b -n e tw o rk 2 S u b -n e tw o rk 1
system with efficient security management. The
Security Manager is licensed to support a specified
number of hops, see the table below. The network Figure 7-3. An example of the MINI-LINK
size is defined in the Software Licence Agreement. Netman user interface
Netman Security Manager Licence, 50 hops LZY 202 534/33
Netman Security Manager Licence, 500 hops LZY 202 534/31
Netman Security Manager Licence, 1 000 hops LZY 202 534/32
Netman SNMP Proxy Agent Licence

The optional SNMP Proxy Agent provides an
interface towards higher order management systems.
The SNMP Proxy Agent can be licensed to support a
number of hops, see the table below. The network
size is defined in the Software Licence Agreement.
Netman SNMP Proxy Agent Licence, 50 hops LZY 202 529/33
Netman SNMP Proxy Agent Licence, 500 hops LZY 202 529/31
Netman SNMP Proxy Agent Licence, 1 000 hops LZY 202 529/32
Netman Software Support

The software support agreement provides the
operator with new software releases, both updates
and upgrades, free of charge.
For operators not having the software support
agreement, new releases have to be purchased
separately or as Netman software upgrades.
Netman Software Support Agreement LZY 202 530/1
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Installation Service
Ericsson offers technical support like installation
services. Please contact your Ericsson representative
for more information.
Platform Requirements
The MINI-LINK Netman software is run under
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 on a standard PC. Please
see the MINI-LINK C and C Micro Technical
Description or the MINI-LINK Network
Management Technical Description for details on
hardware and software requirements.
Terminal Server
A terminal server is required if there are more than
one MINI-LINK sub-network and/or for connection
to WAN/LAN.
For more information see the MINI-LINK C and
C Micro Technical Description or the MINI-LINK
Network Management Technical Description.
7.4 Pocket Terminal

The Pocket Terminal is used for installation,
maintenance and field service of MINI-LINK
equipment.
The Pocket Terminal is delivered with a User’s
Manual, a cable for connecting the pocket terminal
to MINI-LINK equipment and four standard AA/R6
penlight batteries (for approximately 100 hours of
operation).
Pocket terminal KDN 124 02/2
7.5 Accessories Figure 7-4. A pocket terminal including cable
• Service telephone, see chapter 6.

• SAU Stand alone, see chapter 6.
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Spare Parts
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Spare Parts
8.1 Radio Module Spare Parts

Baseband Units
Baseband unit 2 Mbps ROA 119 4600/2
Baseband unit 2 x 2 Mbps ROA 119 4642/21
Standard deviation
Standard deviation
Standard deviation
High deviation
High deviation
High deviation
Figure 8-1. Baseband unit
Microwave Units
Microwave unit 15-C UKM 110 40/CD
Standard output power.
Freq. index, “CD”, see Radio Modules
High output power.
Standard output power.
High output power.
Figure 8-2. Microwave unit
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Spare Parts
Extended Lightning Protection Board

Extended lightning protection board ROA 115 2234
Connector Kit and Earthing Kit

Connector kit for the multicable to the radio SXA 107 6268/1
module
Figure 8-3. Extended lightning protection
Radio module earthing kit *) SXK 111 0349 board
Earthing cable 2.0 m **) SXK 111 573/3
Dust protection plate *) SXA 107 6826
*) Included in the connector kit SXA 107 6268/1
**) Included in the radio module earthing kit SXK 111 0349
8.2 ICM-C Spare Parts

ICM-C without Connector Kits
Standard UKZ 104 010/1
Preconverter included UKZ 104 010/2
Extended lightning protection included UKZ 104 010/3
Preconverter and extended lightning protection UKZ 104 010/4
included
Connector Kits
For connecting the multicable and SXK 111 0259/3
the DC supply to the ICM-C Figure 8-4. ICM-C
25-pin D-sub SXK 111 0261/1
15-pin D-sub SXK 111 0260/2
9-pin D-sub SXK 111 0260/5
Two BNC connectors SXK 111 520/2
Two SMZ connectors SXK 111 520/1
Four SMZ connectors SXK 111 0261/2
DC 2-pin connector for DC cable TFL 424 02 SXK 111 516/1
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8.3 Antenna Spare Parts

Mounting Kit
For poles, 50 - 120 mm SXK 111 0278/1
Radome Kit
The radome kit is intended for the 0.6 m high
Figure 8-5. Antenna mounting kit
performance antenna. The radome kit contains
radome fabric and a metal ring.
Radome kit for 0.6 m high performance SXK 111 0317/2
antenna
Figure 8-6. Radome kit
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Spare Parts
8.4 Spare Parts for Separate Installation

Kits
Flexible Waveguide kit
Flexible waveguide kit including a flexible
waveguide, washer and screws.
0.65 m flexible waveguide for 15 GHz SXK 111 0322/1
0.90 m flexible waveguide for 15 GHz SXK 111 0322/2 Figure 8-7. Flexible waveguide kit
Waveguide Clamp Kit

Kit for clamping the flexible waveguide to a pole or
to a mast structure.
Waveguide clamp kit SXK 111 0312/1
Figure 8-8. Waveguide clamp kit
Radio Mounting Kit

Kit for separate installation of the radio unit,
including screws, washers and nuts.
For poles with a diameter of 50 – 120 mm SXK 111 0321/1
Figure 8-9. Radio mounting support

Waveguide Lock Kit
The waveguide lock kit includes the waveguide lock
and screws for installation of the radio to the radio
mounting support.
For 15 GHz SXK 111 0328
Figure 8-10. Waveguide lock kit
For 23 GHz, 26 GHz, and 38 GHz SXK 111 0329
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8.5 Spare Connector Pins

Connector pins, D-sub for crimping of traffic RPT 2582/20*)
and signal wires
Magazine with 500 connector pins for crimping RPT 2582/21
tool LSD 319 12
*) Minimum order quantity: 100 pins
8.6 PC Cable
PC interconnection cable to be used for connecting a
PC (9-pole D-sub) to a radio or an access module.
PC cable *) TSR 753 2002/3000
*) One cable is delivered together with the MSM.
8.7 MINI-LINK C Micro Spare Parts

The C Micro kit is the power supply unit in the
MINI-LINK C Micro. The battery in the C Micro kit
must be replaced regularly.
Battery for the C Micro kit BKB 191 2023/1
Connector kit for one cable to the radio SXK 111 575/1
module
8.8 DDU Spare Parts

DC Distribution Unit, neg. earth * BMG 907 003/4
DC Distribution Unit, pos. earth * BMG 907 013/4
* includes installation instruction EN/LZT 110 2049
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Manuals, Training and

Support
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9.1 User’s Manuals

User’s Manuals are used for installation, operation
and maintenance. Equipment is delivered including
one copy of the applicable User’s Manual.
Description Language Product code
MINI-LINK C Radio Module English EN/LZB 105 494
MINI-LINK C Richtfunkgerät German DE/LZB 105 494
MINI-LINK C Module Radio French FR/LZB 105 494
MINI-LINK ICM-C English EN/LZT 110 140

MINI-LINK ICM-C German DE/LZT 110 140
Service Telephone English EN/LZT 110 148
MINI-LINK MSM Operation Manual English EN/LZT 110 5057

Figure 9-1. MINI-LINK User’s Manuals
MINI-LINK Netman Operation English EN/LZT 110 5043
Manual
MINI-LINK Netman Installation and English EN/LZT 110 5044
Configuration Manual
MINI-LINK Pocket Terminal English EN/LZT 110 2051
MINI-LINK C Micro Installation English EN/LZT 110 2058

Manual
9.2 Commissioning and Installation

Support
Commissioning and installation support can be
offered on request.
details and information about commissioning
support.
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9.3 Other Documents

The documents are only available in English.

Technical Descriptions
MINI-LINK C and C Micro EN/LZT 110 145
Technical description
MINI-LINK Network Management EN/LZT 110 5048
Technical Description
Brochures
MINI-LINK C Micro EN/LZT 110 425
MINI-LINK Netman EN/LZT 110 5004
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9.4 Training
Below is a short description of the target groups for
the different courses, along with a recommended
course flow.
System Survey
Intended for system managers, project planners and
technical sales support personnel. Also sales
personnel wanting to enhance their MINI-LINK
knowledge.
MINI-LINK E Installation
Figure 9-2. MINI-LINK training courses
Intended for installation personnel working in
MINI-LINK implementation projects.
Commissioning and Field Service

Intended for installation supervisors and those
responsible for field service.
Network Management
Intended for those supervising networks from
Operation and Maintenance centres. Also suitable
for those who need an understanding of network
management installation and configuration.
Project Planning
Intended for those working with planning in
MINI-LINK implementation projects.
Project Implementation
(Ericsson personnel only)
Intended for those responsible for MINI-LINK
implementation or similar with experience of
working in transmission projects.
Marketing and Sales
(Ericsson personnel only)
Intended for marketing and sales personnel.
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A MINI-LINK training course can be held at any

regional or local training centre or on any customer
premises.
More details about the MINI-LINK training courses
and applications forms are available on Ericsson´s
Intranet, please contact your Ericsson representative
for information.
There is also a course catalogue available, which
includes product codes for MINI-LINK training
courses and describes the courses in more detail.
MINI-LINK Course Catalogue EN/LZT 110 2070
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Order, Delivery, and

Repair
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10.1 Order and Delivery

Please place your order with your Ericsson
representative.
information on how to compose your order, the
applicable delivery time, etc.
10.2 Repair
Subunits or complete modules can be sent for repair.
Please use the original package for safe shipping.
Please complete and enclose the Failure Report
found in the User’s Manual for fast handling.
Subunits are repaired or replaced by an equivalent
unit.
MINI-LINK Repair Centre

Faulty units should be sent to:
MINI-LINK Repair Centre
Sandlidsgatan 3
SE-504 62 Borås
Sweden
Telefax: +46 33 17 99 47
E-mail: emwbsrep@emw.ericsson.se
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Index
1 F
19" rack..............................................................33, 50 Failure report.. ........................................................ 83
Feeder.. ................................................................... 27
A Field service............................................................ 79
AC/DC Converter.. ..................................................10 Field support.. ......................................................... 61
Access Module (AM)................................................... Frequency
....................7, 8, 11, 12, 33, 34, 42, 44, 50, 51, 52 band.............................................................. 11, 15
Alarm.. .....................................................................55 nominal.. .......................................... 17, 19, 21, 22
American Wire Gauge (AWG).. ......40, 41, 43, 44, 56 plan.. ................................................ 17, 19, 21, 23
Andrew factory.. ......................................................30
Antenna................................11, 15, 28, 29, 30, 48, 71 G
dual polarized......................................................27 Gas discharge tube.. ........................ 16, 18, 20, 22, 35
high performance (HP)......................27, 29, 30, 71
module.. ..................................7, 10, 11, 27, 48, 57 H
single-polarized...........................27, 28, 29, 30, 48 Hop.. ........................... 8, 9, 11, 17, 19, 21, 22, 63, 64
Attenuation.. ............................................7, 42, 43, 47
Attenuator.. ................................16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 47
I
Installation
B kit.. ....................................... 23, 28, 29, 30, 48, 49
Base Transceiver Station (BTS).. ............................10 tool.. ......................................................... 7, 44, 51
Baseband unit.. ..................................................15, 69 Interconnection Module (ICM-C)...............................
Battery.. .............................................................65, 73 ........................... 11, 33, 34, 35, 43, 44, 50, 70, 77
backup.................................................................10 Interface.. .............................................. 34, 55, 61, 64
BYB.........................................................................50
BYB installation kit.. .........................................35, 50
L
LAN.. ...................................................................... 65
C Lightning protection...... 16, 18, 20, 22, 33, 35, 48, 70
Cabinet...........................................................8, 35, 50 LS0H........................................................... 40, 41, 44
Cable..........7, 8, 35, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 54, 55, 56, 65
AC.......................................................................41
assembly..............................................................44 M
coaxial...........................................................34, 43 Microwave unit.. ............................................... 15, 69
DC.........................................40, 41, 44, 56, 57, 70 MINI-LINK
length.. ................................................................42 15-C.. ..................................................... 15, 16, 17
PC.. .....................................................................73 23-C.. ..................................................... 15, 18, 19
traffic...........................................39, 40, 43, 52, 57 26-C.. ..................................................... 15, 20, 21
twisted pair..............................................42, 43, 44 38-C.. ..................................................... 15, 22, 23
Client software.........................................................64 C Micro.. ................................ 7, 10, 39, 57, 61, 73
Commissioning.. ................................................77, 79 management system.. ......................................... 61
Configuration.......................................7, 9, 33, 42, 61 Netman................................... 7, 61, 63, 64, 65, 77
Connection...............................................7, 44, 55, 56 network.. ................................................ 54, 55, 61
Connector...................................39, 42, 43, 44, 55, 56 Performance and Availability Prediction
BNC.. ......................................................43, 52, 70 Software.. ...................................................... 54
kit.. ........................................15, 34, 40, 44, 57, 70 Service Manager (MSM).. ....... 7, 8, 61, 62, 73, 77
SMZ type.. ........................................43, 51, 52, 70 Modem Unit (MMU).. ............................................ 56
Mounting kit.. ................. 7, 10, 11, 28, 29, 30, 48, 71
Multicable..................... 11, 15, 23, 34, 42, 48, 52, 70
D
Deviation.. .......................................16, 18, 20, 22, 69
Duplex.. .................................................17, 19, 21, 23 N
Network.. ...................................... 7, 8, 55, 62, 63, 64
element............................................................... 63
E management.. ..................................................... 79
Earthing kit.. ............................................7, 44, 48, 70 Network Management System (NMS).. .................. 63
External Alarm Channel (EAC).. .......................40, 55
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O Site.................................................................. 7, 8, 44
Operation and Maintenance (O&M).. ......................61 SNMP Proxy Agent.. .................................. 61, 63, 64
Operation and Maintenance Centre (OMC).............55 Software support.. ................................................... 64
Software upgrade.. .................................................. 64
Supervision.. ........................................................... 55
P Suppression..................................... 16, 18, 20, 22, 27
Personal Computer (PC).. ..................7, 54, 62, 64, 65 Survival wind velocity.. .......................................... 30
Pocket terminal.. ............................................7, 65, 77 System gain........................................... 16, 18, 20, 22
Power System survey.. ....................................................... 79
output.. ............................15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 47, 69
supply..........................................11, 33, 34, 42, 57
Power and Battery Cabinet (PBC).. .....................8, 41 T
Preconverter.............................................7, 33, 34, 70 Terminal.......................................... 7, 8, 9, 39, 44, 57
Project implementation.. ..........................................79 all-outdoor.................................................. 7, 9, 10
Project planning.......................................................79 split.. .......................................................... 7, 9, 11
Traffic
balanced.. ............................................... 34, 42, 43
R capacity.. .................... 7, 12, 16, 18, 20, 22, 34, 42
Radio unbalanced.. ................................................. 34, 43
link.. ..................................................................7, 8 Training.. ................................................................ 79
module..7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, Transmission
22, 28, 29, 30, 34, 40, 41, 42, 48, 51, 57, 69, system.. .............................................................. 10
70, 77 Transmitter
mounting kit.. ......................................................72 frequency.......................................... 17, 19, 21, 23
Radio Base Station (RBS).. .....................8, 10, 40, 41 Tripod.. ............................................................. 30, 49
Radio Frequency (RF).. .............16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 47
Radome..............................................................30, 71
Receiver U
frequency...........................................17, 19, 21, 23 Unprotected system (1+0)................................... 7, 11
Remote Alarm Channel (RAC).. ..............................55
Repair.. ....................................................................83 W
WAN....................................................................... 65
S Waveguide
Security Manager.....................................................64 clamp kit....................................................... 30, 72
Server software.. ......................................................63 flexible.. ..................................... 10, 11, 30, 48, 72
Service interface.. ..................................................... 27, 48
telephone.............................................7, 54, 65, 77 lock kit.. ............................................................. 72
Service Access Unit (SAU).. .......................44, 55, 65 mounting kit.. ......................................... 10, 11, 72
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).....64
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Product Code Index

1 LSD 319 85/2.......................................................... 52
154 IEC-PBR 140....................................................48 LSD 319 86/1.................................................... 52, 53
154 IEC-PBR 220....................................................48 LSD 319 87/1.................................................... 52, 53
154 IEC-PBR 260....................................................48 LSD 349 20/1.................................................... 52, 53
154 IEC-PBR 320....................................................48 LSY 139 02....................................................... 52, 53
154 IEC-UBR 140 .............................................15, 27 LSY 141 12....................................................... 52, 53
154 IEC-UBR 220 .............................................15, 27 LTT 237 12............................................................. 51
154 IEC-UBR 260 .............................................15, 27 LTT 237 17/1.......................................................... 52
154 IEC-UBR 320 .............................................15, 27 LTT 327 17/1.......................................................... 53
LTX 102 17 ...................................................... 52, 53
LZY 202 334 .......................................................... 54
B LZY 202 527/31 ..................................................... 63
BKB 191 2023/1......................................................73 LZY 202 527/32 ..................................................... 63
BMG 907 003/1.......................................................56 LZY 202 527/33 ..................................................... 63
BMG 907 003/4.......................................................73 LZY 202 527/34 ..................................................... 63
BMG 907 013/1.......................................................56 LZY 202 527/35 ..................................................... 63
BMG 907 013/4.......................................................73 LZY 202 527/36 ..................................................... 63
BYB 202..................................................................50 LZY 202 528/31 ..................................................... 64
BYB 202 12.............................................................50 LZY 202 529/31 ..................................................... 64
BYB 202 24.............................................................50 LZY 202 529/32 ..................................................... 64
BYB 906..................................................................50 LZY 202 529/33 ..................................................... 64
LZY 202 530/1 ....................................................... 64
D LZY 202 531/1 ....................................................... 62
DBA 999 002...........................................................54 LZY 202 534/31 ..................................................... 64
DE/LZB 105 494 .....................................................77 LZY 202 534/32 ..................................................... 64
DE/LZT 110 140 .....................................................77 LZY 202 534/33 ..................................................... 64
E M
EN/LZB 105 494 .....................................................77 ML2327021/12 ....................................................... 17
EN/LZT 110 140 .....................................................77 ML2327021/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 145 .................................................7, 78 ML2327024/12 ....................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 148 .....................................................77 ML2327041/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 2049 ...................................................73 ML2327121/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 2051 ...................................................77 ML2327141/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 2058 ...................................................77 ML2327541/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 2070 ...................................................80 ML2327621/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 425 .....................................................78 ML2327641/CD...................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 5004 ...................................................78 ML2337021/12 ....................................................... 16
EN/LZT 110 5043 ...................................................77 ML2527021/12 ....................................................... 19
EN/LZT 110 5044 ...................................................77 ML2527021/CD...................................................... 18
EN/LZT 110 5048 ...................................................78 ML2527024/12 ....................................................... 18
EN/LZT 110 5057 ...................................................77 ML2527041/CD...................................................... 18
ML2527121/CD...................................................... 18
F ML2527141/CD...................................................... 18
ML2527541/CD...................................................... 18
FR/LZB 105 494......................................................77
ML2527621/CD...................................................... 18
ML2527641/CD...................................................... 18
K ML2627021/24 ....................................................... 21
KDN 124 02/2 .........................................................65 ML2627021/CD...................................................... 20
ML2627024/24 ....................................................... 20
L ML2627041/CD...................................................... 20
LSB 903 36........................................................52, 53 ML2627121/CD...................................................... 20
LSD 319 11........................................................52, 53 ML2627141/CD...................................................... 20
LSD 319 12..................................................52, 53, 73 ML2627541/CD...................................................... 20
LSD 319 80........................................................52, 53 ML2627621/CD...................................................... 20
LSD 319 81..............................................................52 ML2627641/CD...................................................... 20
LSD 319 82..............................................................52 ML2637021/24 ....................................................... 20
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ML2827021/12 ........................................................22 SXK 111 0312/1 ..................................................... 72

ML2827021/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0315/1 ..................................................... 48
ML2827024/12 ........................................................22 SXK 111 0315/2 ..................................................... 48
ML2827041/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0317/2 ..................................................... 71
ML2827121/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0321/1 ..................................................... 72
ML2827141/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0322/1 ..................................................... 72
ML2827541/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0322/2 ..................................................... 72
ML2827621/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0323/1 ..................................................... 72
ML2827641/CD.......................................................22 SXK 111 0323/2 ..................................................... 72
ML2904031/0000 ....................................................34 SXK 111 0324/1 ..................................................... 72
ML2904031/0100 ....................................................35 SXK 111 0325/1 ..................................................... 72
ML2904031/1000 ....................................................34 SXK 111 0328 ........................................................ 72
ML2904032/0000 ....................................................34 SXK 111 0329 ........................................................ 72
SXK 111 0336/1 ..................................................... 50
P SXK 111 0336/2 ..................................................... 50
PBC ...................................................................40, 57 SXK 111 0349 ........................................................ 70
SXK 111 0401/1 ..................................................... 48
SXK 111 0401/2 ..................................................... 48
R SXK 111 0402/1 ..................................................... 48
RBS 2302...............................................10, 39, 40, 57 SXK 111 0402/2 ..................................................... 48
ROA 115 2234.........................................................70 SXK 111 0403/1 ..................................................... 48
ROA 119 4584/1......................................................69 SXK 111 0404/1 ..................................................... 48
ROA 119 4584/11....................................................69 SXK 111 512/1 ....................................................... 49
ROA 119 4600/1......................................................69 SXK 111 512/2 ....................................................... 49
ROA 119 4600/11....................................................69 SXK 111 514/2 ....................................................... 56
ROA 119 4600/2......................................................69 SXK 111 515/1 ....................................................... 49
ROA 119 4642/2......................................................69 SXK 111 516/1 ....................................................... 70
ROA 119 4642/21....................................................69 SXK 111 516/2 ....................................................... 56
RPM 517 501/1........................................................44 SXK 111 520/1 ....................................................... 70
RPM 517 501/2........................................................44 SXK 111 520/2 ................................................. 43, 70
RPM 517 501/3........................................................44 SXK 111 565/1 ....................................................... 43
RPT 2582/20............................................................73 SXK 111 573/3 ....................................................... 70
RPT 2582/21................................................52, 53, 73 SXK 111 575/1 ....................................................... 73
SXK 111 575/3 ........................................... 39, 40, 57
S SXK 111 576/1 ....................................................... 50
SA0010012/04 .........................................................55 SXK 111 576/2 ....................................................... 50
SA0110012/04 .........................................................55 SXK 111 576/3 ....................................................... 50
SA0210012/04 .........................................................55
SXA 107 6268/1 ......................................................70 T
SXA 107 6826 .........................................................70 TFL 424 02 ............................................................. 44
SXK 111 0248/1 ......................................................48 TFL 424 03 ............................................................. 56
SXK 111 0254/L......................................................49 TFL 481 52 ............................................................. 43
SXK 111 0254/S......................................................49 TFL 481 53 ............................................................. 43
SXK 111 0258/3 ......................................................50 TFL 481 54 ............................................................. 44
SXK 111 0258/4 ......................................................50 TFR 463 13....................................................... 42, 48
SXK 111 0259/3 ......................................................70 TFR 463 22................................................. 39, 40, 57
SXK 111 0260/2 ......................................................70 TFR 463 26....................................................... 40, 41
SXK 111 0260/5 ......................................................70 TSR 631 190/1........................................................ 56
SXK 111 0261/1 ......................................................70 TSR 753 2002/3000................................................ 73
SXK 111 0261/2 ......................................................70 TZC 750 24................................................. 34, 43, 52
SXK 111 0273/1 ......................................................47
SXK 111 0273/2 ......................................................47
SXK 111 0273/3 ......................................................47
U
SXK 111 0273/4 ......................................................47 UFE 111 27/1 ................................................... 39, 57
SXK 111 0274/1 ......................................................47 UKM 110 40/CD .................................................... 69
SXK 111 0274/2 ......................................................47 UKM 110 42/CD .................................................... 69
SXK 111 0274/3 ......................................................47 UKM 110 44/CD .................................................... 69
SXK 111 0274/4 ......................................................47 UKM 110 45/CD .................................................... 69
SXK 111 0278/1 ......................................................71 UKM 110 46/CD .................................................... 69
SXK 111 0279/1 ......................................................47 UKM 110 47/CD .................................................... 69
SXK 111 0279/2 ......................................................47 UKY 210 05/SC11.................................................. 28
UKY 210 06/SC11.................................................. 29
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UKY 210 06/SC31...................................................29 UKY 210 16/SC24D............................................... 30

UKY 210 07/SC14D................................................30 UKY 210 16/SC34D............................................... 30
UKY 210 07/SC24D................................................30 UKY 210 35/SC14D............................................... 30
UKY 210 07/SC34D................................................30 UKY 210 35/SC24D............................................... 30
UKY 210 08/SC11...................................................28 UKY 210 35/SC34D............................................... 30
UKY 210 09/SC11...................................................29 UKZ 104 010/1....................................................... 70
UKY 210 10/SC11...................................................28 UKZ 104 010/2....................................................... 70
UKY 210 11/SC11...................................................29 UKZ 104 010/3....................................................... 70
UKY 210 15/SC11...................................................29 UKZ 104 010/4....................................................... 70
UKY 210 15/SC31...................................................29 UMF 101 13/20 ...................................................... 47
UKY 210 16/SC14D................................................30 UMF 101 13/35 ...................................................... 47
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MINI-LINK ™

 Ericsson Microwave Systems AB 2000

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2 Radio Modules ............................................................... 13

3 Antenna Modules ........................................................... 25

4 Access Modules ............................................................. 31

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7 Management System ..................................................... 59

9 Manuals, Training and Support..................................... 75

10 Order, Delivery, and Repair ......................................... 81

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1.1 How to Use this Catalogue

The networks of today contain a high quantity of

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Manuals and other documents required for the

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1.1.2 Terminal configurations

All-outdoor Terminal – MINI-LINK C Micro

Figure 1-1. A complete MINI-LINK C Micro

Split Terminal – MINI-LINK C

Figure 1-2. A MINI-LINK C split terminal

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1.2 MINI-LINK C All-outdoor Terminal

The all-outdoor terminal radio module and the split C M ic r o k it

The MINI-LINK C Micro is specially designed for

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1.3 MINI-LINK C Split Terminal

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Radio Module and Access Module

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2.1 Radio Modules

• Radio module mechanics

The MINI-LINK C frequency sub-bands are listed in

Figure 2-3. The baseband and microwave

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2.2 MINI-LINK 15-C

MINI-LINK 15-C Radio Module

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Frequency Plan Index Number - “CD”

MINI-LINK 15-C Frequency Plan

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2.3 MINI-LINK 23-C

MINI-LINK 23-C Radio Module

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Frequency Plan Index Number - “CD”

MINI-LINK 23-C Frequency Plan

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2.4 MINI-LINK 26-C

MINI-LINK 26-C Radio Module

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Frequency Plan Index Number - “CD”

MINI-LINK 26-C Frequency Plan

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2.5 MINI-LINK 38-C

MINI-LINK 38-C Radio Module

Frequency Plan Index Number - “CD”

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