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ZXSDR BS8906E C100
CDMA Outdoor Micro Basestation-8906E

Hardware Manual
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R1.0 07/30/2010 First Edition
Serial Number: SJ-20100331090644-003

About This Manual
Purpose ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is an outdoor micro base station based on

the ZTE soft base station platform, implementing baseband mod-
ulation and demodulation, RF signal transmission and demodula-
tion, radio resource allocation, call processing, power control and
soft handoff.
This manual describes functions and structures of ZXSDR BS8906E
C100 cabinet, modules, cables and the antenna feeder system.
Intended This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who perform
Audience operation activities on ZXSDR BS8906E C100.
Prerequisite Skill To use this manual effectively, users should have a general under-
and Knowledge standing of ZXSDR BS8906E C100 equipment and its components.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
� CDMA2000 fundamental
� ZXSDR BS8906E C100 hardware structure
What is in This This manual contains the following chapters:
Manual
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1 Cabinet Describes technical features and

structures of ZXSDR BS8906E
C100 cabinet.
Chapter 2 Modules Describes principles, functions,

panels and indicators of various
modules.
Chapter 3 External Cables Describes structures, functions

and connections of external
cables.
Chapter 4 GPS Antenna Feeder Describes cables and parts of the

System GPS antenna feeder system.
Chapter 5 Main Antenna Feeder Describes cables and parts of the

System main antenna feeder system.
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Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other Manuals and documents.
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Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields,

radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists,
dialog box names, window names.
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and

company name.
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ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Hardware Manual
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Note: Provides additional information about a certain

topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to

be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things

easier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows:
Typeface Meaning
Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the

left mouse button) once.
Double- Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

click (usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually

the right mouse button) once.
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Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ....................... I
Cabinet..............................................................1
ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Cabinet Technical Feature ................ 1
ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Cabinet Top Dust Hood.................... 1
BC8906 Cabinet Outer Structure....................................... 2
RC8906 Cabinet Outer Structure....................................... 2
BC8906 Cabinet Inner Structure ....................................... 3
Baseband Subrack ...................................................... 3
Fan Subrack............................................................... 4
Heater ...................................................................... 5
Heat Exchanger.......................................................... 5
PSU Subrack .............................................................. 6
LPU Subrack .............................................................. 6
BC8906 Power Distribute Subrack ................................. 7
RC8906 Cabinet Inner Structure ....................................... 7
RSU Subrack.............................................................. 7
Fan Subrack............................................................... 8
RC8906 Power Distribution Subrack .............................. 9
Modules........................................................... 11
Control and Clock Module (CC) ........................................11
1X Channel Process Module with Optical Interface
(CVI) ...................................................................16
DO Channel Process Module (CHD) ..................................20
1X Channel Process Module (CHV) ...................................23
Fabric Switch Module (FS)...............................................26
Power and Site Alarm Module (PSA) .................................31
Fan Array Module (FA)....................................................32
Radio System Unit (RSU) ................................................34
Fan Control Module (FCE) ...............................................37
Link Lighting Protection Unit (LPU) ...................................38

Power System Unit (PSU) ...............................................39

AC Lightning Protection Module (APM) ..............................41
DC Lightning Protection Module (DPM)..............................42
Fan Control Interface Board (FCI) ....................................42
External Cables ............................................... 43
External Cable Layout ....................................................43
DC Input Power Cable of the BC8906 Cabinet ....................47
AC Input Power Cable of the BC8906 Cabinet ....................47
Grounding Cable............................................................48
Data Cable ...................................................................49
75–ohm E1 Cable ..........................................................53
120–ohm E1 Cable ........................................................56
100–ohm T1 Cable ........................................................59
DC Input Power Cable of the RC8906 Cabinet ....................61
Dry Contact Input/Output Cable of the RC8906 Cabinet
(DS-91238-401)....................................................62
High-Speed Cable Connecting BBU and RSU ......................63
GPS Jumper..................................................................64
RF Jumper ....................................................................65
GPS Antenna Feeder System ........................... 67
GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure .............................67
GPS Antenna ................................................................69
GPS Feeder...................................................................69
GPS Arrester.................................................................70
GPS Feeder Connector....................................................71
GPS Grounding Kit .........................................................72
Main Antenna Feeder System .......................... 73
Main Antenna Feeder System Structure ............................73
Antenna .......................................................................79
Feeder Structure ...........................................................79
Figures ............................................................ 81
Tables ............................................................. 85
Index .............................................................. 87
Glossary .......................................................... 89

Chapter 1
Cabinet
Table of Contents
ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Cabinet Technical Feature .................... 1
ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Cabinet Top Dust Hood........................ 1
BC8906 Cabinet Outer Structure........................................... 2
RC8906 Cabinet Outer Structure........................................... 2
BC8906 Cabinet Inner Structure ........................................... 3
RC8906 Cabinet Inner Structure ........................................... 7
ZXSDR BS8906E C100

Cabinet Technical Feature
ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is an outdoor micro base station with pow-
der coating (light gray, orange).
From left to right, the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 consists of two parts:
BBU cabinet (BC8906 cabinet) and RSU cabinet (RC8906 cabinet).
From top down, the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 consists of three parts:
cover, BBU cabinet + RSU cabinet, and base.
From front to back, the BBU cabinet consists of two parts: chassis
and heat exchanger.
Above the RSU cabinet is the RSU power distribution system. The
1T2R RSU module and 2T4R RSU module are configured.
The components and parts are made of environment-friendly ma-
terial that is without lead and can be recycled.
ZXSDR BS8906E C100

Cabinet Top Dust Hood
The top dust hood of the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet adopts the
snap-in structure. It is fixed to the front door with screws. The
internal and external ventilation fans are maintained from the top
of the cabinet. Figure 1 shows the top dust hood of the cabinet.
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FIGURE 1 ZXSDR BS8906E C100TOP DUST HOOD OF THE CABINET
For theft prevention, the up fold edge of the top dust hood is fixed
into the front door. Before removing the top dust hood, you must
open the front door first.
BC8906 Cabinet Outer

Structure
The BC8906 is a 4U outdoor multi-function cabinet, which adopts
the lead-free design. The cabinet dimensions are 210mm (Width)
x 600mm (Height) x 480mm (Depth).
From front to back, the BC8906 cabinet consists of two parts:
chassis and heat exchanger. In the case of 220V power supply,
the cabinet contains the BBU, PSU (including the APM), LPU (or
transmission or microwave) from left to right. In the case of -48V
power supply, the cabinet contains the BBU, DPM, LPU (or trans-
mission or microwave) from left to right.
RC8906 Cabinet Outer

Structure
The RC8906 cabinet can be used independently. According to its
structure, a RC8906 cabinet consists of a front cavity and a rear
cavity. The panel of the RSU module is located in the front cavity,
while the other parts are located in the rear cavity. The RSU mod-
ule adopts the waterproof design for all the parts except for the
front panel. Hence, the protection level of the front cavity reaches
IP55. The power distribution system, fan control board, and light-
ning protection board are located in the front cavity for protection.
The rear cavity is in an outdoor environment. To prevent the com-
ponents from corrosion, we paid special attention to material se-
lection and surface treatment. For the guide rail, adopt the stain-
less steel. For the air guide panel, adopt the aluminium with out-
door powder coating. For the other parts, adopt the hot-dipped
galvanized plate with outdoor power coating. For all the fasten-
ers, adopt the stainless steel.
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Chapter 1 Cabinet
The dimensions of the RC8906 cabinet are 210mm (Width) x

600mm (Height) x 480mm (Depth).
BC8906 Cabinet Inner

Structure
Baseband Subrack
The BC8906 cabinet uses the B8100 baseband unit as the BBU
by default. The BBU implements some functions of Abis interface
functions, signaling processing, and baseband processing. It also
implements the remote and local operation and maintenance func-
tions, working status monitoring, and alarm reporting functions.
Figure 2 shows the location of the BBU in the BC8906 cabinet.

FIGURE 2 LOCATION OF THE BBU IN THE BC8906 CABINET
– BBU
Fan Subrack
The fan box is installed at the top air intake vent of the RC8906
cabinet for heat dissipation of the cabinet.
Figure 3 shows the structure of the fan box.

Chapter 1 Cabinet
FIGURE 3 FAN BOX STRUCTURE
Heater
The chip of the BBU cannot work under -40℃. The BC8906 cabinet
is configured with a heater. When the environment temperature
is lower than -40℃, the heater is started in half an hour, then the
temperature of the space inside the cabinet reaches -10℃.
The heater can be in DC or AC power supply mode. For the con-
venience of heating, the cooling fin is configured. The heat dissi-
pation floor is 6 mm thick. The cooling fin, whose gear height is
40 mm, gear thickness of 1.5 mm, and gear interval is 13.5 mm,
help to bring heat of the heater to the boards.
Heat Exchanger
The BC8906 cabinet dissipates heat through the heat exchanger.
The heat exchanger is located at the rear part of the cabinet. The
rear air exhaust mode is adopted, as shown in Figure 4.

FIGURE 4 POSITION OF THE HEAT EXCHANGER IN THE ZXSDR BS8906E

C100
1. Position of the heat exchanger
The dimensions of the core of the heat exchanger are 480 mm x

165 mm x 138 mm.
PSU Subrack
The power system unit PSU cooperates with the AC lightning pro-
tection module APM to convert the inputted AC power into the -48V
DC power, supplying power for the ZXSDR BS8906E C100. It real-
izes lightning protection, filtering, AC conversion, distribution, and
grounding.
The nominal working voltage of the PSU is 100V~240V.
LPU Subrack
The Line Lightning Protection Unit (LPU) protects the external
RS232/RS485, dry contacts, E1/T1 and FE/GE optical interface
signals of the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 from lightning attacks or
static damages.
The LPU mainly implements the following functions:

Chapter 1 Cabinet
� Lightning protection of 8 dry contacts.

� Lightning protection for the signals of 1 RS232 and 1 RS485.
� Lightning protection for the signals of 8 E1 links.
� Lightning protection of 2 FE/GE electrical interfaces.
Note:
LPU and SDH/microwave IDU are mutual exclusive in configura-
tion.
BC8906 Power Distribute Subrack

The ZXSDR BS8906E C100 supports -48V DC and 110V/220V AC
power input. In the case of DC input, lightning protection power
distribution and filtering are implemented by the DPM. In the case
of AC input, the power module needs to be configured. Lightning
protection power distribution and filtering are implemented by the
APM.
RC8906 Cabinet Inner

Structure
RSU Subrack
The RC8906 cabinet can be configured with a maximum of 2 RSU
subracks, as shown in Figure 5.

FIGURE 5 RSU SUBRACKS IN THE RC8906 CABINET
Limited by hot design, when 2 RSU subracks are configured, the

position of RSU (2T4R) and that of RSU (1T2R) cannot be changed.
Fan Subrack
The RC8906 cabinet needs to be configured with 3 fans, with one
at the front and two at the back, as shown in Figure 6. The fan
subrack works in the external environment. The air channel is an
up-down air channel. The fan subrack is located on the top of the
cabinet, for up air exhaust.

Chapter 1 Cabinet
FIGURE 6 FAN SUBRACK IN THE RC8906 CABINET
RC8906 Power Distribution Subrack

When the RC8906 is deployed independently, power needs to be
supplied to such components as two RSU racks and fans. The
power distribution system of the RC8906 cabinet consists of the
PDM case, input copper busbar, power distribution busbar, and pro-
tection cover, as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN CASE OF STANDALONE RC8906

(WITH PROTECTION COVER REMOVED)
1. PDM case 4. Power distribution copper busbar

2. Air circuit breaker 5. Input busbar
3. Lightning arrester
In the case of BS8906E, power handling is implemented by the

BC8906 cabinet. In this case, the main air circuit breaker and
lightning arrester are not needed. Figure 8 shows the power dis-
tribution system.

FIGURE 8 RC8906 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (IN THE CASE OF

BS8906E)
1. -48V
2. -48V RTN

Chapter 2
Modules
Table of Contents
Control and Clock Module (CC) ............................................11
1X Channel Process Module with Optical Interface (CVI) .........16
DO Channel Process Module (CHD) ......................................20
1X Channel Process Module (CHV) .......................................23
Fabric Switch Module (FS)...................................................26
Power and Site Alarm Module (PSA) .....................................31
Fan Array Module (FA)........................................................32
Radio System Unit (RSU) ....................................................34
Fan Control Module (FCE) ...................................................37
Link Lighting Protection Unit (LPU) .......................................38
Power System Unit (PSU) ...................................................39
AC Lightning Protection Module (APM) ..................................41
DC Lightning Protection Module (DPM)..................................42
Fan Control Interface Board (FCI) ........................................42
Control and Clock Module

(CC)
Function CC module provides the following functions:
� Active/standby switchover
� GPS system clock and RF reference clock
� Abis interface function
� Provision of the exchange plane for signaling stream and media
stream to implement GE Ethernet exchange function
� One USB interface
� Subrack management
� Baseband modulation and demodulation
� Provision of external clock extension interface (IEEE1588) and
communication extension interface (through the local mainte-
nance interface).
Schematic The CC module comprises main control unit, GPS unit, power sup-
Diagram ply unit, storage unit, Abis interface unit, FI unit, MV unit, Ethernet
exchange unit, FPGA logic unit and EPLD logic unit.
Figure 9 illustrates the schematic diagram of the CC module.

FIGURE 9 CC MODULE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Dimensions The dimensions of CC module in mm are: 148.8 (Height) x 19.0

(Width) x 181.5 (Depth).
The dimensions of CC module in inches are: 5 14/16 (Height) x
12/16 (Width) x 7 2/16 (Depth).
Panel Figure 10 shows the appearance of the CC module panel with han-
dle. Figure 11 shows the appearance of the CC module panel with-
out handle.
FIGURE 10 CC MODULE PANEL (WITH HANDLE)
FIGURE 11 CC MODULE PANEL (WITHOUT HANDLE)
Note:
Some buttons will be covered if the CC module panel is equipped
with handle, as illustrated in Figure 10 and Figure 11.
Indicator Table 1 describes the indicators on the CC module panel.

Chapter 2 Modules
TABLE 1 CC MODULE PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indicator Color Meaning Flash Description

Name Status
E0S Green Indicator of Flash fre- At most flashes 4

E1 link 1-4 quency: times per second,
8Hz on for 0.125
E1S Green Indicator of seconds and off
E1 link 5-8 for 0.125 seconds.
The first second:
E2S Green Indicator of One flash means
E1 link 9-12 that link 0 is normal.
Off when the link is
E3S Green Indicator of unavailable.
E1 link 13-16
The third second:
Two flashes mean
the first link is
normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The fifth second:
Three flashes mean
the second link
is normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The seventh
second: Four
flashes mean the
third link is normal.
Off when the link is
unavailable.
Recycle again per 8
seconds.
MS Green Ac- No flash On refers to the

tive/standby active board.
indicator Off refers to the
standby board.
REF Green GPS antenna Six flash On when the

indicator types antenna feeder
is normal.
Off when the
antenna feeder
and the satellite are
being initialized.
Slow flash: On for
1.5 seconds and
off for 1.5 seconds
when the antenna
feeder is broken.
Quick flash: On for
0.3 seconds and
off for 0.3 seconds
when the antenna
feeder is normal but
can not search the
satellite.


Name Status
Slower flash: On
for 2.5 seconds and
off for 2.5 seconds
when the antenna is
short—circuited.
Quicker flash: On
for 70 ms and off
for 70 ms when no
message is received
during initialization.
ETH0 Green Abis interface No flash, On when the Abis

link status controlled interface physical
indicator by PHY link is normal.
Off when the Abis
interface physical
link is broken.
ETH1 Green ETH1 No flash, On when the

network port controlled ETH1 network port
link status by PHY physical link is
indicator normal.
Off when the
ETH1 network port
physical link is
broken.
ALM Red Alarm Processor On when an alarm

Indicator Control occurs on the
module.
Off when no alarm
occurs on the
module.
RUN Green Running Six flash On when the version

Indicator types file begins to run to
request for the
logical address of
the module.
Slow flash: On for
1.5 seconds and
off for 1.5 seconds
when the module is
being powered on.
Normal flash: On
for 0.3 seconds and
off for 0.3 seconds
when the board
is under normal
operation.
Slow flash: On
for 2 seconds and
off for 2 seconds
when the board is
in active/standby
pre-changeover.
Slow flash: On
for 1 second and
off for 1 second

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Name Status
when the board is
in active/standby
changeover.
Fast flash: On
for 70 ms and off
for 70 ms when
communication
between CC
board and OMP
is interrupted, or
communication
between active and
standby CCs/FSs
is interrupted, or
communication
between CH and
CC is interrupted,
or communication
between FS and CC
is interrupted.
Button Table 2 describes the buttons on the panel of CC module.
TABLE 2 CC MODULE PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Description
M/S Active/standby switchover button
RST Reset button
Panel Interface Table 3 describes interfaces on the panel of CC module.
TABLE 3 CC MODULE PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Interface Name Description
ETH0 GE/FE port connection between

BBU and BSC
ETH1 Debugging or local maintenance
EXT Connecting the external receiver

(RS485, PP1S and 2M interfaces)
REF Connecting GPS antenna

externally
TX/RX Connecting the optical interface

between BBU and BSC

1X Channel Process Module

with Optical Interface (CVI)
Function The 1X channel process module with optical interface CVI provides
the following functions:
� Provision of baseband-RF remote optical interfaces.
� It provides 4 CPRI interfaces, that is, baseband remote
fiber interfaces .
� Forward: It implements baseband data multiplexing and
framing and then sends these data to RSU/RRU through
optical interface.
� Reverse: It sends the data from RSU/RRU to the baseband
process unit after performing deframing and demultiplexing
on the data.
� IQ exchange.
It supports IQ exchange between the local board and other
AMC slot channel board for channel sharing.
� 1X channel processing.
� The module implements multiple key CDMA technologies
such as diversity, RAKE reception, softer handoff and power
control.
� It implements baseband forward modulation and reverse
demodulation.
It supports the following physical channels:
Forward: Pilot channel, synchronous channel, paging chan-
nel, quick paging channel, forward dedicated control chan-
nel, forward common channel, forward supplemental chan-
nel, and forward supplemental code channel.
Reverse: Access channel, reverse pilot channel, reverse
common channel, reverse supplemental channel and re-
verse dedicated control channel.
Note:
The CVI module can be also used as 1X channel process module
without being configured with optical interfaces.
Schematic The CVI module comprises CPU unit, FPGA IQ exchange unit,
Diagram CSM6700 system, ARM subsystem, clock unit, Ethernet interface
and optical transceiver. The CVI module can work in F (CVI-F)
mode or C (CVI-C) mode when being loaded different FPGA
versions.
CVI-F integrates FS and CHV functions.
The CVI module without any optical interface can be used as 1X
channel board (i.e., CVI-C) in AMC slot 2/3/4/5/6 to replace CHV.
Figure 12 illustrates the schematic diagram of CVI-F.

Chapter 2 Modules
FIGURE 12 CVI-F SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Figure 13 illustrates the schematic diagram of CVI-C.
FIGURE 13 CVI-C SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Dimensions The dimensions of the CVI module are: 148.8mm (Height) x

19.0mm (Width) x 181.5mm (Depth).
Panel Figure 14 and Figure 15 shows the panel of the CVI module.
FIGURE 14 CVI PANEL
FIGURE 15 CVI PANEL WITHOUT HANDLE
1. RST button

Note:
The handle equipped at both sides of the CVI panel covers some
buttons, as shown in Figure 14 and Figure 15.
Indicator Table 4 describes the indicators on the CVI panel.
TABLE 4 CVI PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indi- Col-
Meaning Flash Status Description
cator or
On when an alarm
occurs on the
Alarm Controlled by the module.
ALM Red
indicator processor. Off when no alarm
occurs on the
module.
Blinks in 5 Hz
when the module
is being powered
on. Blinks in 1 Hz
when the module
works normally.
Four states: Flash On when the
Gree- Running
RUN in 5Hz, Flash in module is starting
n indicator
1Hz, On and Off its version after
successfully
downloading the
version.
Off when the
module is
abnormal.
At most 4 flashes
per second, and on
for 0.125 seconds
and off for 0.125
seconds.
The first second:
One flash indicates
Controlled by FPGA that link 0 is
and flashes in 8Hz. normal. Off
Reverse It indicates the when the link is
baseband locking state of unavailable.
Gree-
RLS link the reverse link The fourth second:
n
running between optical Two flashes
indicator fiber and FS indicate that link
reverse optical 1 is normal. Off
interface. when the link is
unavailable.
The seventh
second: Three
flashes indicate
that link 2 is
normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.

Chapter 2 Modules
Indi- Col-
cator or
The tenth second:

Four flashes
indicate that link
3 is normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The thirteenth
second: Five
flashes indicate
that link 4 is
normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The sixteenth
second: Six flashes
indicate that link
5 is normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
Recycle again per
18 seconds. The
indicator turns off
when a 61.44M
clock error occurs.
At most 4 flashes
per second, and on
for 0.125 seconds
and off for 0.125
seconds.
The first second:
One flash indicates
that link 0 is
normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The fourth second:
Two flashes
Controlled by FPGA indicate that link
and flashes in 1 is normal. Off
Forward when the link is
8Hz. It indicates
baseband unavailable.
Gree- the data reception
FLS link
n state of the link The seventh
running
between CH second: Three
indicator
module and FS flashes indicate
forward SERDES. that link 2 is
normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The tenth second:
Four flashes
indicate that link
3 is normal. Off
when the link is
unavailable.
The thirteenth
second: Five
flashes indicate
that link 4 is
normal. Off

Indi- Col-
cator or
when the link is
unavailable.
Recycle again per
15 seconds. The
indicator turns off
when a 61.44M
clock error occurs.
On when the
system clock runs
normally.
System Controlled by Quick flash: On
Gree- clock FPGA. Three for 0.125 seconds
SCS and off for 0.125
n running states: On, Off,
indicator Quick flash seconds when a
10ms clock failure
occurs. Off when
a 50CHIP clock
failure occurs.
On when CPU
Controlled by CPU communicates with
CPU-MMC
and lighted in the MMC normally.
Gree- communi-
CST EPLD transparent
n cation indi- Off when CPU fails
transmission
cator to communicate
mode.
with MMC.
Button Table 5 describes the button on the CVI panel.
TABLE 5 CVI PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Description
RST Reset button
DO Channel Process Module

(CHD)
The CHD module supports EV-DO services.
Function The CHD module provides the following functions:
� Forward modulation and reverse demodulation of baseband
signals
� Multiple key CDMA technologies such as diversity technique,
RAKE reception, softer handoff and power control
� Mixed insertion with CHV/CVI-C to support both 1X and EV-DO
services.
Schematic A CHD module comprises multiplexing/demultiplexing unit, clock
Diagram process unit, ARM unit, DSP unit, modulation/demodulation unit
and MPC unit. Figure 16 illustrates the schematic diagram of the
CHD module.

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FIGURE 16 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE CHD MODULE
Dimensions The dimensions of the CHD module are: 148.8mm (Height) x

Panel Figure 17 and Figure 18 shows the CHD module panel.
FIGURE 17 CHD MODULE PANEL WITH HANDLE
FIGURE 18 CHD MODULE PANEL WITHOUT HANDLE
Note:
The handle equipped at both sides of the CHD module panel covers
some buttons, as shown in Figure 17 and Figure 18.
Indicator Table 6 describes the indicators on the CHD module panel.

TABLE 6 CHD PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indica- C Mean-
Flash Status Description
tor olor ing
At most four flashes

per second. On for
0.125 seconds and
off for 0.125 seconds.
The first second: One
flash indicates normal
communication with
The flash frequency FS0. Off when the
is 8Hz. It indicates link is unavailable.
Base-
the working status The fourth second:
band link
of CH SERDES Two flashes
(forwar
G connected with indicates normal
BLS d/rever
reen FS0/FS1 in load communication with
se) run-
sharing and FS1. Off when the
ning in-
in-board forward link is unavailable.
dicator
baseband signal Recycle again per
errors. 6 seconds. Off
when an error occurs
during channel chip
transmitted forward
IQ signal check. Off
on the 61.44M clock
or 32CHIP clock.
On when the system

clock runs normally.
System
Quickly blinks (on for
clock
0.125 seconds and
G (50CHI Three states: On,
SCS off for 0.125 seconds)
reen P/10ms) quick flash and off
when a 10ms clock
running
failure occurs. Off
indicator
when a 50CHIP clock
failure occurs.
Controlled by CPU
G Re- and lighted in the -
ST
reen served EPLD transparent
transmission mode.
On when CPU
CPU-
Controlled by CPU communicates with
MMC
G and lighted in the MMC normally. Off
CST commu
reen EPLD transparent when CPU fails to
nication
transmission mode. communicate with
indicator
MMC.

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Indica- C Mean-
tor olor ing
Blinks in 5 Hz when
the module is being
powered on. Blinks in
1 Hz when the module
Four states: Flash runs normally. On
G Running
RUN in 5Hz, flash in 1Hz, when the module is
reen indicator
on and off starting the version
after downloading
it successfully. Off
when the module is
abnormal.
On when an alarm
R- Alarm Controlled by the occurs on the module.
ALM
ed indicator processor. Off when no alarm
occurs on the module.
Button Table 7 describes the button on the CHD module panel.
TABLE 7 CHD PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Description
RST Reset button
1X Channel Process Module

(CHV)
The CHV module supports cdma2000 1X services.
Function The CHV module provides the following functions:
� Forward modulation and reverse demodulation of baseband
signals
� Multiple key CDMA technologies such as diversity technique,
RAKE reception, softer handoff and power control
� Mixed insertion with CHD to support both 1X and EV-DO ser-
vices.
Schematic The CHV module comprises processor unit, baseband modula-
Diagram tion/demodulation unit, FPGA unit, EPLD logic unit, power supply,
Ethernet unit, storage unit and MMC unit. Figure 19 illustrates
the schematic diagram of the CHV module.

FIGURE 19 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE CHV MODULE
Dimensions The dimensions of the CHV module are: 148.8mm (Height) x

Panel Figure 20 and Figure 21 shows the panel of the CHV module.
FIGURE 20 CHV MODULE PANEL WITH HANDLE
FIGURE 21 CHV MODULE PANEL WITHOUT HANDLE
Note:
The handle equipped at both sides of the CHV module panel covers
some buttons, as shown in Figure 20 and Figure 21.
Indicator Table 8 describes the indicators on the CHV module panel.

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TABLE 8 CHV MODULE PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indica- C Mean-
tor olor ing
At most four flashes

per second. On for
0.125 seconds and
off for 0.125 seconds.
The first second: One
flash indicates normal
communication with
The flash frequency FS0. Off when the
is 8Hz. It indicates link is unavailable.
Base-
the working status The fourth second:
band
of CHV SERDES Two flashes
link (for-
G connected with indicates normal
BLS ward/re-
reen FS0/FS1 in load communication with
verse)
sharing and FS1. Off when the
running
in-board forward link is unavailable.
indicator
baseband signal
errors. Recycle again per
6 seconds. Off
during channel chip
transmitted forward
IQ signal check. Off
on the 61.44M clock
or 32CHIP clock.
On when the system

clock runs normally.
System
Quickly blinks (on for
clock
0.125 seconds and
G (50CHI Three states: On,
SCS off for 0.125 seconds)
reen P/10ms) quick flash and off
when a 10ms failure
running
occurs.
indicator
Off when a 50CHIP
clock failure occurs.
Controlled by CPU
G Re- and lighted in the -
ST
reen served EPLD transparent
transmission mode.
On when CPU
CPU- communicates with
Controlled by CPU
MMC MMC normally.
G and lighted in the
CST commu-
reen EPLD transparent Off when CPU fails
nication
transmission mode. to communicate with
indicator
MMC.

Indica- C Mean-
tor olor ing
Blinks in 5 Hz when
the module is being
powered on.
Blinks in 1 Hz when
the module runs
Four states: Flash normally.
G Running
RUN in 5Hz, flash in 1Hz,
reen indicator On when the module
on and off
is starting the version
after downloading it
successfully.
Off when the module
is abnormal.
On when an alarm
R- Alarm Controlled by the occurs on the module.
ALM
ed indicator processor. Off when no alarm
occurs on the module.
Button Table 9 describes the button on the CHV module panel.
TABLE 9 CHV PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Description
RST Reset button
Fabric Switch Module (FS)

Functions The FS module provides the following functions:
� In the forward direction, the FS module multiplex and frame
the baseband data and then transmits them to the remote RRU
through the CPRI interface.
� In the reverse direction, the FS module deframes and demulti-
plexes the received RRU remote data and then transmit them
to the baseband processing unit.
� The FS module supports six baseband–RF remote CPRI inter-
faces.
� The logic unit implements all the functions except for CPRI in-
terface processing.
Schematic The FS module comprises active/standby control unit, MCU0 unit,
Diagram MCU1 unit, EPLD logic, optical interface control unit, FPGA unit,
optical receiving and transmitting circuit and clock processing cir-
cuit, as shown in Figure 22.

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FIGURE 22 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE FS MODULE
Dimensions The dimensions of FS module in mm are: 148.8 (Height) x 19.0

(Width) x 181.5 (Depth).
The dimensions of FS module in inches are: 5 14/16 (Height) x
12/16 (Width) x 7 2 /16 (Depth).
Panel Figure 23 and Figure 24 show the FS module panel.
FIGURE 23 FS MODULE PANEL WITH HANDLE
FIGURE 24 FS MODULE PANEL WITHOUT HANDLE
Indicator Table 10 describes the indicators on FS panel.
TABLE 10 FS PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indicator Color Meaning Flash Descrip-

Status tion
RLS Green Reverse Controlled At most four

baseband by FPGA; flashes per
link running the flash second. On
status frequency for 0.125
indicator is 8Hz; seconds and
it means off for 0.125
the locking seconds.
status of The first
the reverse second:


Status tion
optical One flash
interfaces means link
from all 0 is normal.
fibers to FS. Off when
the link is
unavailable.
The forth
second:
Two flashes
mean the
1st link
is normal.
Off when
the link is
unavailable.
The seventh
second:
Three
flashes
mean the
2nd link
is normal.
Off when
the link is
unavailable.
The tenth
second:
Four flashes
mean the
3rd link
is normal.
Off when
the link is
unavailable.
The
thirteenth
second:
five flashes
mean the
4th link is
normal and
Off means
the 4th is
unavailable.
The
sixteenth
second:
Six flashes
mean the
5th link
is normal.
Off when
the 5th
is broken.
Recycle
again per
18 seconds.
Off when
an error
occurs on
the 61.44M
clock.

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Status tion
FLS Green Forward Controlled At most four

baseband by FPGA; flashes per
link running the flash second. On
status frequency for 0.125
indicator is 8Hz; seconds and
it means off for 0.125
the data seconds.
receiving The first
status of second:
the forward One flash
SERDES means link
from all CH 0 is normal.
modules to Off when
FS. the link
is broken.
The forth
second:
Two flashes
mean the
1st link
is normal.
Off when
the link
is broken.
The seventh
second:
Three
flashes
mean the
2nd link
is normal.
Off when
the link
is broken.
The tenth
second:
Four flashes
means the
3rd link
is normal.
Off when
the link is
broken. The
thirteenth
second:
Five flashes
means the
4th link
is normal.
Off when
the link
is broken.
Recycle
again per
15 seconds.
Off when
an error
occurs on
the 61.44M
clock.


Status tion
SCS Green System FPGA On when

clock control the system
running indicator clock is
status , three normal.
indicator status: on, Quickly
quick flash blinks (on
and off. for 0.125
seconds and
off for 0.125
seconds)
when a
10ms clock
failure
occurs.
Off when
a 50CHIP
clock failure
occurs.
CST Green Communi- Controlled On when the

cation sta- by CPU, communi-
tus indica- EPLD trans- cation be-
tor between parent tween CPU
CPU and transmis- and MMC is
MMC sion normal. Off
when CPU
fails to com-
municate
with MMC.
RUN Green Running MMC control Blinks in

Indicator indicator 5 Hz flash
when the
module is
being pow-
ered on.
Blinks in
1 Hz flash
when the
module runs
normally.
On when
the module
is starting
the version
after down-
loading it
success-
fully. Off
when the
module is
abnormal.
ALM Red Alarm MMC control On when

Indicator indicator an alarm
occurs on
the module.
Off when
no alarm
occurs on
the module.

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Power and Site Alarm

Module (PSA)
Function The PSA module provides the following functions:
� Supports one -48 V DC input.
� Supports at most five +12 V Payload Power outputs.
� Supports at most five 3.3 V Payload Power outputs.
� Communicates with Carrier Manager.
� Provides complete protection and failure, security and alarm
management.
� Communicates with CC.
� Controls and monitors 3 fans.
� Provides extended full duplex RS232 and RS485 communica-
tion channels for the external monitoring device.
� Provides 8 input dry contacts.
� Provides a FA temperature sensor monitoring interface.
� Provides 8 E1/T1 interfaces and protection.
� Supports the settings of BDS_ID and ABIS_MODE.
Schematic Figure 25 illustrates the schematic diagram of the PSA module.
Diagram
FIGURE 25 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE PSA MODULE

Dimensions The dimensions of the PSA module are 73.8mm (Height) x 40.0mm
(Width) x 181.5mm (Depth).
Panel Figure 26 shows the panel of the PSA module.
FIGURE 26 PSA MODULE PANEL
Indicator Table 11 describes the indicators on the panel of the PSA module.
TABLE 11 PSA PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indi- Mean-
Color Description
cator ing
Blinks in 5 Hz when the module is being

powered on. Blinks in 1 Hz when the
Running
module works normally. Continuously
RUN Green indica-
on when the version is downloaded
tor
successfully. Off when the module is
abnormal.
Alarm
On when an alarm occurs on the module.
ALM Red indica-
Off when no alarm occurs on the module.
tor
Interface Table 12 shows the panel of the PSA module.
TABLE 12 PSA PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Name Description
PWR -48 V DC power input interface
IOP Dry contact and RS232/RS485/(Optional

E1/T1) communication interface
Fan Array Module (FA)

Function The FA module provides the following functions:
� Control fans control and detects air inlet temperature.
� Provides an interface for fan control.
� Provides a temperature sensor for the PSA module to detect
air inlet temperature.

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� Provides LEDs to display fan subrack status.

Schematic Figure 27 illustrates the schematic diagram of the FA module.
Diagram
FIGURE 27 FA MODULE PRINCIPLE
Panel Figure 28 shows the panel of the FA module.
FIGURE 28 FA MODULE PANEL
Indicator Table 13 describes the indicators on the panel of the FA module.
TABLE 13 FA PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indi- Co- Mea- Blink

Description
cator lor ning Status
Continuously on when the FA is

Blink powered on and not controlled by
Run-
frequency: the PSA. Continuously off when
Gr- ning
RUN On for 0.3 s the FA is powered off. Blinks (on
een indi-
and off for for 0.3 s and off for 0.3 s) when
cator
0.3 s the FA is normally controlled by
the PSA.
Alar- Continuously on when the FA is

m in- Blink powered on and not controlled
ALM Red frequency: (the RUN indicator is continuously
dica-
tor On for 0.3 s on) or when a fan failure occurs
(the RUN indicator blinks).

Indi- Co- Mea- Blink

Description
cator lor ning Status
Continuously off when the FA is
normal (the RUN indicator blinks)
and off for or when the FA is powered off
0.3 s (the RUN indicator is continuously
off).
Radio System Unit (RSU)

Function ZXSDR BS8906E C100 can be configured with two types of RSUs,
1T2R and 2T4R. The RSU module provides the following functions:
� Communicates with the baseband subrack.
� Implements conversion between RF signals and digital signals.
� Amplifies, receives, and transmits RF signals.
� Synchronizes the clock.
Schematic The RSU consists of the following units: transceiver board (TR),
Diagram power amplifier (PA), duplexer (FL), and power unit (POWER).
Figure 29 shows the schematic diagram of the 2T4R RSU.
FIGURE 29 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF 2T4R RSU
Dimensions The dimensions of the RSU are 400.5mm (Height) x 72.7mm

(Width) x 455.0mm (Depth).
Panel Figure 30 shows the RSU panel.

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FIGURE 30 RSU PANEL
Indicators Table 14 gives a description of the indicators on the RSU panel.
TABLE 14 RSU PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indicator Color Meaning Description
RUN Gree- RSU Flash slowly (1 Hz): It indicates

n running that the module runs in the
indicator normal state.
On: It indicates that the module
is in the resetting, starting, or
loading process, or the module
has been powered on but it runs
in the abnormal state.

Indicator Color Meaning Description
Off: It indicates that the power is

off or the system self-check fails.
(During the power-on process,
the indicator is in this state by
default.)
Flash: Flashes for three times
after the a successful booting.
ALM Red RSU alarm Off: There is no alarm. (During

indicator the power-on process, the
indicator is in this state by
default.)
Flash fast (5 Hz): It indicates
that there is a critical alarm. The
critical alarm may cause system
failure and poor performance, and
the fault needs to be handled and
eliminated immediately.
LNK (LNK1, Gree- Optical On: It indicates that the optical

LNK2) n inter- fiber connection is normal.
face/Elec- Flash fast (1Hz): It indicates that
trical inter- the communication through the
face con- optical interface is abnormal.
nection in-
dicator Off: It indicates that there is
no optical module or there is no
optical signal.
This indicator is used mainly to
check whether the optical fiber
link is connected. If the indicator
flashes or the indicator is on,
it indicates that the physical
connection of the optical fiber is
normal.
RF (RF1, Or- RF working The green indicator is on: The RF

RF2) ange status output is normal.
indicator The red indicator is on: There are
antenna SWR alarms.
The green indicator is off: There
is no RF output (or the power
amplifier is shut off).
(During the power-on process,
the two indicators are off by
default.)
Button On the RSU module, there is only one button, RST. Table 15 give
a description of the button.
TABLE 15 RSU PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Description
RST Reset button
Panel Interfaces Table 16 gives a description of the interfaces on the RSU panel.

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TABLE 16 RSU PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Interface Entity at Entity at End Description

End A B
ANT1 RSU The first Tx The first Tx/Rx

(TX1/RX1A) antenna antenna feeder
interface
ANT2 (RX1B) RSU The first Rx The first receive

antenna diversity antenna
feeder interface
ANT3 RSU The second Tx The second Tx/Rx

(TX2/RX2A) antenna antenna feeder
interface
ANT4 (RX2B) RSU The second Rx The second receive

antenna diversity antenna
feeder interface
TX1/RX1 RSU BBU or the CPRI optical interface

cascaded connection to the
upper-level BBU or the cascaded
RSU. upper-level RSU.
TX2/RX2 RSU Cascaded CPRI optical interface

lower-level connection to the
RSU. cascaded lower-level
RSU.
DBG RSU PC or test Debug network

equipment interface or test
(facility for interface
test)
MON RSU External Provides the

equipment interface for 4
dry contacts and
RS485 environment
monitoring.
AISG RSU Antenna feeder It is connected to the

AISG interface of the
antenna feeder.
POWER RSU RF power in Power input interface

the power
distribution
subrack.
Fan Control Module (FCE)

Function The ZXSDR BS8906E C100 adopts two Fan Control Modules (FCEs),
which home to the BBU and RSU respectively. The FCE mainly im-
plements the following functions:
� Supports fan rotation speed control and monitoring.
� Provides the 485 serial port.

� Provides the dry contact interfaces for door control monitoring,

power lightning protection monitoring, and PSU alarm monitor-
ing.
� Provides the temperature sensor interfaces for detecting the
temperature of the BBU cabinet and the RSU cabinet.
� Provides one heater control output.
� Provides the 232 debug serial port.
Schematic The FCE module mainly consists of the fan detection control unit,
Diagram main control unit, interface unit, environment monitoring unit, and
power interface unit.
Figure 31 shows the schematic diagram of the FCE module.
FIGURE 31 FCE MODULE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Link Lighting Protection Unit

(LPU)
Dimensions The dimensions of the link Lightning Protection Unit (LPU) are
as follows: 445 mm (Width) x 43.65 mm (Height) x 197.8 mm
(Depth).
Panel Figure 32 shows the panel of the link LPU.

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FIGURE 32 LPU PANEL
Table 17 gives a description of the interfaces on the LPU.
TABLE 17 LPU EXTERNAL INTERFACES
Interface Description
RS232/RS485_EM Connected to the external monitoring

equipment through the RS232/RS485
monitoring cable.
MON_IN/OUT_GO Connected to the external dry contact through

the dry contact monitoring cable.
BSC_E1_GO Connected to the transmission equipment

through the E1/T1 cable.
ETH_1/ETH_0 Connected to the BSC through the GE cable.
BBU_A1/BBU_A0 Connected to the CC module of the BBU

through the GE cable.
BBU Connected to the SA module of the BBU

through the data cable.
Power System Unit (PSU)

Dimensions The PSU module and the APM module are all installed in a 1U
subrack. The dimensions of the subrack are 482.6mm (Width) x
43.6mm (Height) x 197mm (Depth).
Panel Figure 33 shows the front panel of the PSU module.
FIGURE 33 PSU MODULE FRONT PANEL

1. AC power input interface
Figure 34 shows the panel of the PSU + APM subrack.
FIGURE 34 FRONT PANEL OF THE PSU + APM MODULE
Indicators Table 18 gives a description of the indicators on the panel of the

PSU module.
TABLE 18 PSU PANEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION
Indi-
Color Meaning Description
cator
On when the power supply is

abnormal (input overvoltage/input
Alarm undervoltage/output
ALM Red
indicator overvoltage/overtemperature
protection/output undervoltage).
Off when there is no alarm.
On when the power supply works

Running
RUN Green in the normal state. Off when the
indicator
module is powered off.
Button Table 19 gives a description of the buttons on the panel of the PSU
module.
TABLE 19 PSU PANEL BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Button Description
Power switch 0 means OFF and 1 means ON.
Panel Interfaces Table 20 gives a description of the interfaces on the panel of the
PSU module.
TABLE 20 PSU PANEL INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Interface Description
110/220V~ INPUT 3–core safety AC input socket

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AC Lightning Protection
Module (APM)
Function The AC lightning protection module APM and the power system
unit PSU form the power subsystem of the ZXSDR BS8906E C100.
The power subsystem converts the inputted AC power into the
-48V DC power, supplying power for the ZXSDR BS8906E C100. It
realizes lightning protection, filtering, AC conversion, distribution,
and grounding.
Schematic Figure 35 shows the schematic diagram of the APM module.
Diagram
FIGURE 35 APM MODULE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
The APM module consists of the main air circuit breaker, arrester,
filters and power relay. The APM module, PSU, and power distri-
bution terminal constitute the power subsystem.
Dimensions The dimensions of the APM module are 182.6mm (Width) x
Panel Figure 36 shows the front panel of the APM module.
FIGURE 36 APM MODULE FRONT PANEL
1. AC power distribution terminal

DC Lightning Protection
Module (DPM)
Function The DC lightning protection module DPM supports -48V DC power
input and implements lightning protection, filtering, distribution,
and grounding of the working power supply.
Schematic Figure 37 shows the schematic diagram of the DPM module.
Diagram
FIGURE 37 DPM MODULE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
The DPM module consists of the main air circuit breaker, arrester,
filters and power relay.
Dimensions The dimensions of the DPM module are 182.6mm (Width) x
Panel Figure 38 shows the front panel of the DPM module.
FIGURE 38 DPM MODULE FRONT PANEL
1. -48V OUTPUT2 5. LSP (Power lightning arrester)

2. -48VRTN (-48V OUTPUT1) 6. -48VRTN (-48V IUTPUT)
3. -48V (-48V OUTPUT1) 7. -48V (-48V IUTPUT)
4. MON
Fan Control Interface Board

(FCI)
The external circulating fans of the BC8906 cabinet and the fans
of the RC8906 cabinet are transferred through the FCI board, fa-
cilitating replacement.

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External Cables
Table of Contents
External Cable Layout ........................................................43
DC Input Power Cable of the BC8906 Cabinet ........................47
AC Input Power Cable of the BC8906 Cabinet ........................47
Grounding Cable................................................................48
Data Cable .......................................................................49
75–ohm E1 Cable ..............................................................53
120–ohm E1 Cable ............................................................56
100–ohm T1 Cable ............................................................59
DC Input Power Cable of the RC8906 Cabinet ........................61
Dry Contact Input/Output Cable of the RC8906 Cabinet (DS-
91238-401) ......................................................................62
High-Speed Cable Connecting BBU and RSU ..........................63
GPS Jumper......................................................................64
RF Jumper ........................................................................65
External Cable Layout

ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet external cables include antenna
feeder cable, power cable, grounding cable, trunk cable, high-
speed cable connecting BBU and RSU, GPS jumper and monitoring
cable, which are led in from the bottom of cabinet.
RF Cable Layout Figure 39 illustrates the external RF cable layout of the ZXSDR
BS8906E C100 cabinet.

FIGURE 39 EXTERNAL RF CABLE LAYOUT
1. GPS jumper
2. Main antenna feeder cable
3. GPS feeder

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Power and Figure 40 illustrates the power and grounding cable layout of the
Grounding Cable ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet.
Layout
FIGURE 40 POWER AND GROUNDING CABLE LAYOUT
1. BBU DC power cable 4. Equipment AC input power cable

2. Subrack/cabinet protection (neutral wire)
grounding cable 5. Equipment AC input power cable
3. Equipment AC input power cable (protection ground)
(live wire) 6. FCE DC power cable
7. RSU DC power cable
Data Cable Layout Figure 41 illustrates the data cable layout of the ZXSDR BS8906E
C100 cabinet.

FIGURE 41 DATA CABLE LAYOUT
1. RS485 monitoring cable to FCE

2. Data cable
3. High-speed cable connecting BBU
to RSU
4. RS232/RS485 monitoring cable
5. Dry contact input/output cable
6. Trunk cable

DC Input Power Cable of the

BC8906 Cabinet
Function The DC input power cable of the BC8906 cabinet provides -48V DC
power for the BBU subrack, FCE module, and LPU/SDH/microwave
IDU in the cabinet.
Appearance Figure 42 shows the structure of the DC power cable of the BC8906
cabinet.
FIGURE 42 STRUCTURE OF THE DC INPUT POWER CABLE OF THE BC8906

CABINET
The cable is made from the 10mm2 outdoor braid shielded cable.
One end is the crimping round terminal. Make the other end ac-
cording to the actual application.
Wiring Description Table 21 shows the wiring of the DC input power cable of the
BC8906 cabinet.
TABLE 21 WIRING OF THE DC INPUT POWER CABLE OF THE BC8906

CABINET
Terminal Name Cable Color Description
-48V Blue -48V power
-48V RTN Black -48 ground
AC Input Power Cable of the

BC8906 Cabinet
Function The AC input power cable of the BC8906 cabinet supplies the ex-
ternal AC power to the BC8906 cabinet.
Appearance Figure 43 shows the appearance of the AC input power cable of
the BC8906 cabinet.
FIGURE 43 AC INPUT POWER CABLE APPEARANCE

The AC input power cable is made from the 3-core 1.5mm2 outdoor
power cable.
Wiring Description Table 22 shows the wiring of the AC input power cable of the
BC8906 cabinet.
TABLE 22 WIRING OF THE AC INPUT POWER CABLE OF THE BC8906

CABINET
L Brown Live wire
PE Black Protective earth
N Blue Neutral wire
The AC power cable is connected to the AC wiring terminal that is

located on the lower part of the BBU subrack. Figure 44 shows the
structure of the AC wiring terminal.
FIGURE 44 AC WIRING TERMINAL STRUCTURE
The wiring is as follows: End L is connected to pin 1, end N is

connected to pin 3, and end PE is connected to pin 2 with the
3-core connector on the APM module.
Grounding Cable
Function The cabinet grounding cable provides grounding protection for the
cabinet.
Appearance Figure 45 shows the appearance of the cabinet grounding cable.
FIGURE 45 GROUNDING CABLE STRUCTURE
The grounding cable is made of 16mm2 yellow and green fire re-
sistance strands with each end crimped with a round metal bare
terminal (i.e., copper lug).

Data Cable
Function The data cable (DS-91238-001) monitors internal and external en-
vironments and transmits dry contact monitoring signals. For Abis
interfaces in T1/E1 connection, the data cable is also used to trans-
mit Abis interface T1/E1 trunk signals.
Appearance Figure 46 shows the structure of the data cable (DS-91238-001).
FIGURE 46 DATA CABLE (DS-91238-001)STRUCTURE
Both end A and end B1 are SCSI 50–core straight cable welding
connectors and end B2 is a 8P8C straight cable crimping shielded
connector.
Connection Table 23 gives the connection description of the data cable (DS-
Description 91238-001).
TABLE 23 DATA CABLE CONNECTION DESCRIPTION
Signal
Cable End Cable Cable Cable End
Defi- End A
#1 B1 #2 #3 #4 B2
nition
Blue
with - - - -
RX0- 8 8
1 red
spot
Blue
with 1 - - - -
RX0+ 6 6
black
spot
Pink
with - - - -
TX0- 4 4
1 red
spot
Pink
with 1 - - - -
TX0+ 2 2
black
spot
Green
with - - - -
RX1- 16 16
1 red
spot

Signal
Defi- End A
#1 B1 #2 #3 #4 B2
nition
Green
with 1 - - - -
RX1+ 14 14
black
spot
Yellow
with - - - -
TX1- 12 12
1 red
spot
Yellow
with 1 - - - -
TX1+ 10 10
black
spot
Gray
with - - - -
RX2- 24 24
1 red
spot
Gray
with 1 - - - -
RX2+ 22 22
black
spot
Blue
with - - - -
TX2- 20 20
2 red
spots
Blue
with 2 - - - -
TX2+ 18 18
black
spots
Pink
with - - - -
RX3- 7 7
2 red
spots
Pink
with 2 - - - -
RX3+ 5 5
black
spots
Green
with - - - -
TX3- 3 3
2 red
spots
Green
with 2 - - - -
TX3+ 1 1
black
spots
Yellow
with - - - -
RX4- 15 15
2 red
spots

Signal
Defi- End A
#1 B1 #2 #3 #4 B2
nition
Yellow
with 2 - - - -
RX4+ 13 13
black
spots
Gray
with - - - -
TX4- 11 11
2 red
spots
Bray
with 2 - - - -
TX4+ 9 9
black
spots
Blue
with - - - -
RX5- 23 23
3 red
spots
Blue
with 3 - - - -
RX5+ 21 21
black
spots
Pink
with - - - -
TX5- 19 19
3 red
spots
Pink
with 3 - - - -
TX5+ 17 17
black
spots
Green
with - - - -
RX6- 33 33
3 red
spots
Green
with 3 - - - -
RX6+ 31 31
black
spots
Yellow
with - - - -
TX6- 29 29
3 red
spots
Yellow
with 3 - - - -
TX6+ 27 27
black
spots
Gray
with - - - -
RX7- 41 41
3 red
spots

Signal
Defi- End A
#1 B1 #2 #3 #4 B2
nition
Gray
with 3 - - - -
RX7+ 39 39
black
spots
Blue
with - - - -
TX7- 37 37
4 red
spots
Blue
with 4 - - - -
TX7+ 35 35
black
spots
232RX 38 - 38 - Blue - -
232TX 36 - 36 - Blue - -
White
- - /white - -
GND 40 40
(note
11)
I_485 - - - - Or-
42 5
TX+ ange
I_485 - - - -
44 White 4
TX-
O_485 - - - -
46 Blue 2
RX+
O_485 - - - -
48 White 1
RX-
Shie-
GND 50 - - - - lding 3
layer
Blue
I_SW1 - - - -
43 43 (note
0
1)
Or-
I_SW1 - ange - - -
45 45
1 (note
2)
Green
I_SW1 - - - -
47 47 (note
2
3)
Brown
I_SW1 - - - -
49 49 (note
3
4)
Blue
I_SW1 - - - -
26 26 (note
4
5)

Signal
Defi- End A
#1 B1 #2 #3 #4 B2
nition
Or-
I_SW1 - ange - - -
28 28
5 (note
6)
White
GND 34 - 34 (note - - -
9)
Green
B_SW - - - -
30 30 (note
101
7)
Brown
B_SW - - - -
32 32 (note
102
8)
Red
GND 34 - 34 (note - - -
10)
1. Note 1: The pin is soldered with the blue wire in the (white and blue) twisted
pair.
2. Note 2: The pin is soldered with the orange wire in the (white and orange)
twisted pair.
3. Note 3: The pin is soldered with the green wire in the (white and green)
twisted pair.
4. Note 4: The pin is soldered with the brown wire in the (white and brown)
twisted pair.
5. Note 5: The pin is soldered with the blue wire in the (red and blue) twisted
pair.
6. Note 6: The pin is soldered with the orange wire in the (red and orange)
twisted pair.
7. Note 7: The pin is soldered with the green wire in the (red and green)
twisted pair.
8. Note 8: The pin is soldered with the brown wire in the (red and brown)
twisted pair.
9. Note 9: The pin is soldered with the white wire in the (white and blue)
twisted pair.
10. note 10: The pin is soldered with the red wire in the (red and blue) twisted
pair.
11. Note 11: Pin 40 of end A is soldered with the white core in the (white and
blue) twisted pair and pin 40 of end B1 with the white core in the (white and
orange) twisted pair.
75–ohm E1 Cable
Function 75–ohm E1 cables (E1-91225-001 and E1-91225-002) transmits
E1 signals between Abis interfaces or cascaded BTSs.
Appearance End A of the cable is a 44–core injection moldering connector and
end B is bare. Figure 47 shows the structure of the 75–ohm E1
cable (E1-91225-001) and Figure 48 shows the structure of the
75–ohm E1 cable (E1-91225-002).

FIGURE 47 75–OHM E1 CABLE APPEARANCE (8 E1 LINKS)
The E1-91225-001 cable provides up to 8 E1 links and comprises

two 8–core micro coaxial cables between which the labeled cable
provides E1 links 1 to 4 and the cable without label provides E1
links 5 to 8.
The E1-91225-002 cable provides up to 4 E1 links.

Connection Table 24 and Table 25 give the pin description of 75–ohm E1 cables
Description (E1-91225-001 and E1-91225-002).
TABLE 24 75–OHM E1 CABLE (E1-91225-001) PIN DESCRIPTION (8 E1

LINKS)
Signal
Pin No. of End A Cable Sequence No.
Definition
RX0– 22 1–1–outer
RX0+ 23 1–1–inner
TX0– 24 1–2–outer
TX0+ 25 1–2–inner

Signal
Pin No. of End A Cable Sequence No.
Definition
– 1–1–inner indicates the inner conduct of the 1#8–core micro coaxial cable
marked with 1. 1–1–outer indicates the outer conduct of the 1#8–core micro
coaxial cable marked with 1.
TABLE 25 75–OHM E1 CABLE (E1-91225-002) PIN DESCRIPTION (4 E1

LINKS)
Signal Definition Pin No. of End A Cable Sequence No.
RX0– 22 1–outer
RX0+ 23 1–inner
TX0– 24 2–outer

Signal Definition Pin No. of End A Cable Sequence No.
TX0+ 25 2–inner
RX1– 1 3–outer
RX1+ 2 3–inner
TX1– 3 4–outer
TX1+ 4 4–inner
RX2– 5 5–outer
RX2+ 6 5–inner
TX2– 7 6–outer
TX2+ 8 6–inner
RX3– 9 7–outer
RX3+ 10 7–inner
TX3– 11 8–outer
TX3+ 12 8–inner
– 1–inner indicates the inner conduct of the 8–core micro coaxial cable marked
with 1. 1–outer indicates the outer conduct of the 8–core micro coaxial cable
marked with 1.
120–ohm E1 Cable
Function 120–ohm E1 cables (E1-91214-000 and E1-91225-003) transmit
E1 signals between Abis interfaces or cascaded BTSs.
Appearance End A of the cable is a D–type 44–core injection moldering con-
nector and end B is bare. Figure 49 shows the appearance of the
120–ohm E1 cable (E1-91214-000). Figure 50 shows the appear-
ance of the 120–ohm E1 cable (E1-91225-003).
The E1-91214-000 cable provides at most 8 E1 links.

The E1-91225-003 cable provides at most 4 E1 links.

Connection Table 26 and Table 27 give the pin description of 120–ohm E1 ca-
Description bles (E1-91214-000 and E1-91225-003).
TABLE 26 120–OHM E1 CABLE (E1-91214-000) PIN DESCRIPTION (8

E1 LINKS)
Signal Pin No. of End

Cable Color Pair of End B
Definition A
Blue with 1 red

I_RING_0 22
spot
1 (IN0)
Blue with 1
TIP_0 23
black spot
Pink with 1 red

O_RING_0 24
spot
2 (OUT0)
Pink with 1
TIP_0 25
black spot
Green with 1
I_RING_1 1
red spot
3 (IN1)
Green with 1
TIP_1 2
black spot
Yellow with 1
O_RING_1 3
red spot
4 (OUT1)
Yellow with 1
TIP_1 4
black spot
Gray with 1 red

I_RING_2 5
spot
5 (IN2)
Gray with 1
TIP_2 6
black spot
Blue with 2 red

O_RING_2 7
spots
6 (OUT2)
Blue with 2
TIP_2 8
black spots

Signal Pin No. of End

Cable Color Pair of End B
Definition A
Pink with 2 red

I_RING_3 9
spots
7 (IN3)
Pink with 2
TIP_3 10
black spots
Green with 2
O_RING_3 11
red spots
8 (OUT3)
Green with 2
TIP_3 12
black spots
Yellow with 2
I_RING_4 13
red spots
9 (IN4)
Yellow with 2
TIP_4 14
black spots
Gray with 2 red

O_RING_4 43
spots
10 (OUT4)
Gray with 2
TIP_4 44
black spots
Blue with 3 red

I_RING_5 39
spots
11 (IN5)
Blue with 3
TIP_5 40
black spots
Pink with 3 red

O_RING_5 41
spots
12 (OUT5)
Pink with 3
TIP_5 42
black spots
Green with 3
I_RING_6 35
red spots
13 (IN6)
Green with 3
TIP_6 36
black spots
Yellow with 3
O_RING_6 37
red spots
14 (OUT6)
Yellow with 3
TIP_6 38
black spots
Gray with 3 red

I_RING_7 31
spots
15 (IN7)
Gray with 3
TIP_7 32
black spots
Blue with 4 red

O_RING_7 33
spots
16 (OUT7)
Blue with 4
TIP_7 34
black spots

TABLE 27 120–OHM E1 CABLE (E1-91225-003) PIN DESCRIPTION (4

E1 LINKS)
Signal Definition Pin No. of End A Cable Color
RX0– 22 Blue with 1 red spot
RX0+ 23 Blue with 1 black spot
TX0– 24 Pink with 1 red spot
TX0+ 25 Pink with 1 black spot
RX1– 1 Green with 1 red spot
RX1+ 2 Green with 1 black

spot
TX1– 3 Yellow with 1 red spot
TX1+ 4 Yellow with 1 black

spot
RX2– 5 Gray with 1 red spot
RX2+ 6 Gray with 1 black spot
TX2– 7 Blue with 2 red spots
TX2+ 8 Blue with 2 black

spots
RX3– 9 Pink with 2 red spots
RX3+ 10 Pink with 2 black

spots
TX3– 11 Green with 2 red spots
TX3+ 12 Green with 2 black

spots
100–ohm T1 Cable
Function The 100–ohm T1 cable (T1-91223-001) transmits T1 signals be-
tween Abis interfaces or cascaded BTSs.
Appearance The 100–ohm T1 cable (T1-91223-001) supports at most 8 T1s.
End A of the cable is a 44–core injection moldering connector and
end B is bare. Figure 51 shows the appearance of the cable.

FIGURE 51 100–OHM T1 CABLE APPEARANCE
Connection Table 28 gives the pin description of the 100–ohm T1 cable (T1-
Description 91223-001).
TABLE 28 100–OHM T1 CABLE (T1-91223-001) PIN DESCRIPTION
Signal Pin No. of End Wire Pair of

Cable Color
Definition A End B
O_TIP_0 25 White 1 (TX0+)
RING_0 24 Blue 1 (TX0–)
I_TIP_0 23 White 2 (RX0+)
RING_0 22 Orange 2 (RX0-)
RING_1 3 Green 3 (TX1–)
I_TIP_1 2 White 4 (RX1+)
RING_1 1 Brown 4 (RX1-)
RING_2 7 Gray 5 (TX2–)
I_TIP_2 6 Red 6 (RX2+)
RING_2 5 Blue 6 (RX2-)
O_TIP_3 12 Red 7 (TX3+)
RING_3 11 Orange 7 (TX3–)
I_TIP_3 10 Red 8 (RX3+)
RING_3 9 Green 8 (RX3-)
O_TIP_4 44 Red 9 (TX4+)
RING_4 43 Brown 9 (TX4–)
I_TIP_4 14 Red 10 (RX4+)
RING_4 13 Gray 10 (RX4-)

Signal Pin No. of End Wire Pair of

Cable Color
Definition A End B
O_TIP_5 42 Black 11 (TX5+)
RING_5 41 Blue 11 (TX5–)
I_TIP_5 40 Black 12 (RX5+)
RING_5 39 Orange 12 (RX5-)
RING_6 37 Green 13 (TX6–)
I_TIP_6 36 Black 14 (RX6+)
RING_6 35 Brown 14 (RX6-)
RING_7 33 Gray 15 (TX7–)
I_TIP_7 32 Yellow 16 (RX7+)
RING_7 31 Blue 16 (RX7-)
DC Input Power Cable of the

RC8906 Cabinet
Function The DC input power cable of the RC8906 cabinet provides -48V DC
power for the RSU module and FCE module in the cabinet.
Appearance According to the application scenarios, there are two types of DC
input power cables of the RC8906 cabinet.
� In the case of standalone RC8906, the power cable structure
is as shown in Figure 52.
FIGURE 52 DC INPUT POWER CABLE OF THE RC8906 CABINET (IN THE

CASE OF STANDALONE RC8906)
The cable is made from the 10mm2 outdoor braid shielded ca-
ble. One end is the crimping round terminal. Make the other
end according to the actual application.
� In the case of BS8906E, the power cable structure is as shown
in Figure 53.

FIGURE 53 DC INPUT POWER CABLE OF THE RC8906 CABINET (IN

THE CASE OF BS8906E)
The power cable is made from the 6mm2 outdoor braid shielded
cable. The two ends are the crimping round raw terminals.
Wiring Description Table 29 shows the wiring of the DC input power cable of the
RC8906 cabinet.
TABLE 29 WIRING OF THE DC INPUT POWER CABLE OF THE RC8906

CABINET
-48V Blue -48V power
-48V RTN Black -48V ground
Dry Contact Input/Output

Cable of the RC8906
Cabinet (DS-91238-401)
Function The dry contact input/output cable of the RC8906 cabinet is used
to provide 4 dry contact inputs/outputs for the RSU.
Appearance Figure 54 shows the appearance of the dry contact input/output
cable of the RC8906 cabinet.
FIGURE 54 APPEARANCE OF THE DRY CONTACT INPUT/OUTPUT CABLE OF

THE RC8906 CABINET
The cable is made of 8 outdoor twisted pairs. End A is type-D

15-pin straight connector. Make end B according to the actual
application.
Wiring Description Table 30 shows the wiring of the DS-91238-401 cable.

TABLE 30 WIRING DESCRIPTION OF THE DS-91238-401 CABLE
End A Pin No. Signal Definition Core Wire Color
1 RS485_OUT+ White
2 RS485_OUT- Blue
3 GNDD Orange (Note 1)
4 RS485_IN+ White
5 RS485_IN- Green
11 NODE_IN1+ White
6 NODE_IN1- Brown
12 NODE_IN2+ Red
7 NODE_IN2- Blue
8 GND White/Red (Note 2)
14 NODE_IN3+ Red
9 NODE_IN3- Orange
15 NODE_IN4+ Red
10 NODE_IN4- Green
13 GND Brown (Note 3)
shell GND Shielding
– Note 1: It is the orange wire in the white/orange wire pair.

– Note 2: It is the white wire and red wire in the white/orange and red/brown
wire pairs.
– Note 3: It is the brown wire in the white/brown wire pair.
High-Speed Cable
Connecting BBU and RSU
Function The high-speed cable connecting BBU and RSU implements signal
exchange between BBU and RSU.
Appearance Figure 55 shows the appearance of the high-speed cable connect-
ing BBU and RSU.

FIGURE 55 BBU—RSU HIGH-SPEED CABLE APPEARANCE
Connection Table 31 gives the connection description of the high-speed cable.

Description
TABLE 31 BBU-RSU HIGH-SPEED CABLE CONNECTION DESCRIPTION
End A End B
12 19
13 18
18 13
19 12
GPS Jumper
Function The GPS jumper connects a GPS arrester to a CC board and pro-
vides GPS clock input signals for the CC board to covert these
signals into various clock signals required by the equipment.
Appearance Figure 56 shows the appearance of the GPS jumper.
FIGURE 56 GPS JUMPER APPEARANCE
Connection One end of the GPS jumper is connected to a GPS arrester and the
Description other end to the REF interface of a CC board.

RF Jumper
Function The RF jumper connects a RSU to a main feeder or a main feeder
to an antenna. When the main feeder is a 7/8″or 5/4″ coaxial
cable, a RF jumper is necessary.
Cabinet Jumper Figure 57 shows the appearance of the cabinet RF jumper.
Appearance
FIGURE 57 CABINET RF JUMPER APPEARANCE
Both ends of the jumper are DIN connectors. End A is connected

to an arrester and end B to a RSU.
Antenna Jumper Figure 58 shows the appearance of the antenna jumper. Both ends
Appearance of the jumper are DIN connectors.
FIGURE 58 ANTENNA JUMPER APPEARANCE
Both ends of the jumper are DIN connectors. End A is connected

to an arrester and end B to a RSU.


Chapter 4
GPS Antenna Feeder

System
Table of Contents
GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure .................................67
GPS Antenna ....................................................................69
GPS Feeder.......................................................................69
GPS Arrester.....................................................................70
GPS Feeder Connector........................................................71
GPS Grounding Kit .............................................................72
GPS Antenna Feeder

System Structure
GPS signals are the system clock and frequency reference signals.
The GPS antenna feeder system demodulates location signals re-
ceived from GPS satellites into frequency and clock signals through
the GPS receiver to provide for relevant units of the equipment.
Figure 59 shows the structure of the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 GPS
antenna feeder system.

FIGURE 59 GPS ANTENNA FEEDER SYSTEM STRUCTURE
1. GPS antenna pole

2. GPS antenna
3. Feeder
4. GPS arrester

Chapter 4 GPS Antenna Feeder System
GPS Antenna
Description The GPS antenna is an active antenna. The GPS antenna receives
GPS satellite signals and sends them to the clock module for po-
sitioning and timing.
Technical Indexes Table 32 lists the technical indexes of the GPS antenna.
TABLE 32 GPS ANTENNA TECHNICAL INDEXES
Index name Index Specification
Frequency 1.57542 GHz
38 dBi ± 2 dBi (including the gain of

Gain the low noise amplifier)
Polarization Right hand circular polarization
Impedance 50 Ω
Interface N(F)
Noise coefficient <1.5 dB
Power supply voltage 5 V DC~12 V DC
Power supply current <35 mA
Working temperature -30 ℃~70 ℃
Storage temperature -45 ℃~85 ℃
Rain-proof Air-sealing
Material of antenna shield UPVC
Weight 450 g
Support tube dimension Φ27 mm x 300 mm
GPS Feeder
Functions The GPS feeder performs following functions:
� Connects the GPS antenna with the clock module.
� Transmits signals received by the GPS antenna to the clock
module for proper processing.
� Transmits the DC 5 V power generated by the clock module to
the GPS antenna as the working voltage.
� PE insulation impedance is 50 ohm. It is one-layer bare copper
braided shielded.
Structure When the GPS feeder length is less than 100m, 1/4" RF coaxial
cable can be used. 1/4" RF coaxial cable appearance is shown in
Figure 60.

FIGURE 60 GPS FEEDER STRUCTURE
1. Cable core 3. Insulating layer

2. Shield cover
Technical Indexes Table 33 lists the technical indexes of GPS feeder cable.
TABLE 33 GPS FEEDER CABLE TECHNICAL INDEXES
Technical Parameter Index Scope
Name 1/4″ foam polyethylene insulation wrinkle

copper tube external conductor RF coaxial
cable
Characteristic impedance 50 Ω
Inner conductor calibra- 2.6 mm

tion outer diameter
Insulation layer calibra- 6 mm

tion outer diameter
VSWR 1.2
Attenuation 18.9 dB /100 m at 1.57542 GH
GPS Arrester
Description The GPS arrester is installed between the coaxial feeder that is
connected to the GPS antenna and the antenna feeder RF cable on
the clock module to prevent the clock module and other modules
from the transient over-voltage that is caused by lightning induc-
tion.
Structure Figure 61 shows the structure of the two-in-one GPS arrester.
FIGURE 61 TWO-IN-ONE GPS ARRESTER STRUCTURE
Technical Indexes Table 34 lists the technical indexes of the two-in-one GPS arrester.

Chapter 4 GPS Antenna Feeder System
TABLE 34 TWO-IN-ONE GPS ARRESTER TECHNICAL INDEXES
Index Specification
Impedance 50 Ω
VSWR ≤1.2
Connector type N-SMA
Insertion loss ≤4 dB
Working frequency 1500 MHz ~ 1610 MHz
GPS Feeder Connector

Description The GPS feeder connector is used to transfer GPS feeders. The
common GPS feeder connector is type N 1/4" connector, which is
applicable to 1/4" coaxial cable.
Structure Figure 62 shows the structure of the GPS feeder connector.
FIGURE 62 1/4" GPS FEEDER CONNECTOR STRUCTURE
Technical Indexes Table 35 lists the technical indexes of the GPS feeder connector.
TABLE 35 GPS FEEDER CONNECTOR TECHNICAL INDEXES
Technical Index Description
Model NM-1/4"L
Characteristic impedance 50 Ω
Frequency range 0 GHz ~11 GHz
Dielectric strength 2500 V (minimum sea level)
VSWR ≤1.10 (0 GHz ~ 3 GHz)
Inner conductor contact resist-

ance ≤1.0 mΩ
External conductor contact resist-

ance ≤0.25 mΩ
Insulation resistance ≥5000 MΩ

Cable connecting sustainability ≥300 N
Temperature -65℃ ~ +165℃
Humidity ≤95%
Corroding gas environment No acid or alkaline gas
GPS Grounding Kit

Structure When the GPS feeder uses the 1/4" RF coaxial cable, the GPS
feeder grounding kit should be glue free. The structure of the GPS
grounding kit is as shown in Figure 63.
FIGURE 63 GPS GROUNDING KIT STRUCTURE
Technical Indexes Table 36 lists the technical indexes of the GPS feeder grounding
kit.
TABLE 36 GPS FEEDER GROUNDING KIT TECHNICAL INDEXES
Material of grounding kit Stainless steel
Material of copper braid belt Purple copper
Grounding cable copper core cross-sec- 10 mm2

tional area
Grounding cable length 800 mm

Chapter 5
Main Antenna Feeder

System
Table of Contents
Main Antenna Feeder System Structure ................................73
Antenna ...........................................................................79
Feeder Structure ...............................................................79
Main Antenna Feeder

System Structure
The typical configurations of ZXSDR BS8906E C100 main antenna
feeder system described below includes:
� ZXSDR BS8906E C100 configured with common antenna
� ZXSDR BS8906E C100 configured with common antenna and
AISG dual tower amplifier
� ZXSDR BS8906E C100 configured with electrically tuned an-
tenna (1)
tenna (2)
tenna, AISG dual tower amplifier
ZXSDR BS8906E In this configuration, generally ZXSDR BS8906E C100 installation
C100 configured position is near antenna and they are all installed on the build-
with common ing top. ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is connected to the antenna by
antenna 1/2″feeder directly, occasionally 5/4″or 7/8″feeder is adopted, as
shown in Figure 64.

FIGURE 64 ZXSDR BS8906E C100 CONFIGURED WITH COMMON ANTENNA
ZXSDR BS8906E In this configuration, generally ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is installed

C100 configured on the tower. ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is connected to the antenna
with common by 5/4″or 7/8″feeder, as shown in Figure 65.
antenna and

Chapter 5 Main Antenna Feeder System
AISG dual tower

FIGURE 65 ZXSDR BS8906E C100 CONFIGURED WITH COMMON
amplifier
ANTENNA, AISG DUAL TOWER AMPLIFIER
ZXSDR BS8906E In this configuration, generally ZXSDR BS8906E C100 installed

C100 configured near the antenna on the building top. ZXSDR BS8906E C100
with electrically is connected to the antenna by 1/2″feeder directly, occasionally
tuned antenna (1) 5/4″or 7/8″feeder is adopted, as shown in Figure 66.

FIGURE 66 ZXSDR BS8906E C100 CONFIGURED WITH ELECTRICALLY

TUNED ANTENNA (1)
ZXSDR BS8906E In this configuration, generally ZXSDR BS8906E C100is installed

C100 configured near the top of the tower. ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is connected to
with electrically the antenna by 5/4″or 7/8″feeder is adopted, as shown in Figure
tuned antenna (2) 67.


TUNED ANTENNA (2)

ZXSDR BS8906E In this configuration, generally ZXSDR BS8906E C100is installed

C100 configured near the top of the tower. ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is connected to
with electrically the antenna by 5/4″or 7/8″feeder is adopted, as shown in Figure
tuned antenna, 68.
AISG dual tower
amplifier
TUNED ANTENNA AND AISG DUAL TOWER AMPLIFIER

Antenna
The ZXSDR BS8906E C100 antenna feeder system adopts com-
mon antenna or electrical antenna. For the electrical antenna, you
can adjust the lever to control the embedded adjuster and thus to
tune the downtilt angle of the antenna. The tilt reflects the direc-
tion from which the antenna receives the strongest signals. The
tilt of the uni-directional antenna can be tuned mechanically, and
electrical tilt is used to tune the omni-directional antenna.
The principle of the electrical tilt is as follows:
The adjustment of the phase of the antenna array vibrator changes
the maximum vertical and horizontal components and alters syn-
thesized field strength, thus making the vertical pattern of the
antenna declining. Because the antenna field strength increases
or decreases simultaneously in all directions, which ensures that
the antenna pattern hardly varies with the tilt. This diminishes the
coverage of the main lobe and ensures that no interference occurs
when the coverage of the whole pattern decreases in its service
area.
Feeder Structure
The feeder is used to receive and transmit radio RF signals between
the antenna and the ZXSDR BS8906E C100. There are many types
of feeder cables such as 1/2 inch and 7/8 inch feeder cable.
When the distance between the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet and
antenna is less, then 1/2 inch feeder cable is used. In this case,
the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet is directly connected to the 1/2
inch feeder and 1/2 inch feeder cable is connected to antenna.
When the distance between the ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet and
antenna is more, then 7/8 inch feeder cable is used. In this case,
ZXSDR BS8906E C100 cabinet is first connected to the jumper,
then jumper is connected to 7/8 inch feeder cable, and 7/8 inch
feeder cable is again connected to jumper and lastly jumper is
connected to antenna.
The antenna may have N type or DIN type interface. The feeder
is adapted to female and male N connectors. Usually both ends
of the delivered feeder are male N connector to facilitate on-site
installation.


Figures
Figure 1 ZXSDR BS8906E C100Top Dust Hood of the Cabinet ... 2

Figure 2 Location of the BBU in the BC8906 Cabinet ................ 4
Figure 3 Fan Box Structure .................................................. 5
Figure 4 Position of the Heat Exchanger in the ZXSDR
BS8906E C100 ................................................... 6
Figure 5 RSU Subracks in the RC8906 Cabinet........................ 8
Figure 6 Fan Subrack in the RC8906 Cabinet .......................... 9
Figure 7 Power Distribution System in case of Standalone
RC8906 (with Protection Cover Removed) .............. 9
Figure 8 RC8906 Power Distribution System (in the Case of
BS8906E) .........................................................10
Figure 9 CC Module Schematic Diagram................................12
Figure 10 CC Module Panel (with Handle)..............................12
Figure 11 CC Module Panel (without Handle) .........................12
Figure 12 CVI-F Schematic Diagram .....................................17
Figure 13 CVI-C Schematic Diagram ....................................17
Figure 14 CVI Panel ...........................................................17
Figure 15 CVI Panel without Handle .....................................17
Figure 16 Schematic Diagram of the CHD Module...................21
Figure 17 CHD Module Panel with Handle ..............................21
Figure 18 CHD Module Panel without Handle .........................21
Figure 19 Schematic Diagram of the CHV Module ...................24
Figure 20 CHV Module Panel with Handle ..............................24
Figure 21 CHV Module Panel without Handle..........................24
Figure 22 Schematic Diagram of the FS Module .....................27
Figure 23 FS Module Panel with Handle.................................27
Figure 24 FS Module Panel without Handle ............................27
Figure 25 Schematic Diagram of the PSA Module ...................31
Figure 26 PSA Module Panel ................................................32
Figure 27 FA Module Principle ..............................................33
Figure 28 FA Module Panel ..................................................33
Figure 29 Schematic Diagram of 2T4R RSU ...........................34
Figure 30 RSU Panel ..........................................................35
Figure 31 FCE Module Schematic Diagram.............................38

Figure 32 LPU Panel ...........................................................39

Figure 33 PSU Module Front Panel........................................39
Figure 34 Front Panel of the PSU + APM Module.....................40
Figure 35 APM Module Schematic Diagram ............................41
Figure 36 APM Module Front Panel .......................................41
Figure 37 DPM Module Schematic Diagram............................42
Figure 38 DPM Module Front Panel .......................................42
Figure 39 External RF Cable Layout......................................44
Figure 40 Power and Grounding Cable Layout ........................45
Figure 41 Data Cable Layout ...............................................46
Figure 42 Structure of the DC Input Power Cable of the
BC8906 Cabinet ................................................47
Figure 43 AC Input Power Cable Appearance .........................47
Figure 44 AC Wiring Terminal Structure ................................48
Figure 45 Grounding Cable Structure....................................48
Figure 46 Data Cable (DS-91238-001)Structure ....................49
Figure 47 75–ohm E1 Cable Appearance (8 E1 Links) .............54
Figure 48 75–ohm E1 Cable Appearance (4 E1 Links) .............54
Figure 49 120–ohm E1 Cable Appearance (8 E1 Links) ...........56
Figure 50 120–ohm E1 Cable Appearance (4 E1 Links) ...........57
Figure 51 100–ohm T1 Cable Appearance .............................60
Figure 52 DC Input Power Cable of the RC8906 Cabinet (in
the case of Standalone RC8906) ..........................61
Figure 53 DC Input Power Cable of the RC8906 Cabinet (in
the case of BS8906E).........................................62
Figure 54 Appearance of the Dry Contact Input/Output Cable
of the RC8906 Cabinet .......................................62
Figure 55 BBU—RSU High-speed Cable Appearance................64
Figure 56 GPS Jumper Appearance.......................................64
Figure 57 Cabinet RF Jumper Appearance .............................65
Figure 58 Antenna Jumper Appearance.................................65
Figure 59 GPS Antenna Feeder System Structure ...................68
Figure 60 GPS Feeder Structure...........................................70
Figure 61 Two-in-One GPS Arrester Structure ........................70
Figure 62 1/4" GPS Feeder Connector Structure.....................71
Figure 63 GPS Grounding Kit Structure .................................72
Figure 64 ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Configured with Common
Antenna ...........................................................74
Figure 65 ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Configured with Common
Antenna, AISG Dual Tower Amplifier.....................75

Figures
Figure 66 ZXSDR BS8906E C100 Configured with Electrically

Tuned Antenna (1).............................................76
Tuned Antenna (2).............................................77
Tuned Antenna and AISG Dual Tower Amplifier ......78


Tables
Table 1 CC Module Panel Indicator Description .......................13

Table 2 CC Module Panel Button Description ..........................15
Table 3 CC Module Panel Interface Description .......................15
Table 4 CVI Panel Indicator Description.................................18
Table 5 CVI Panel Button Description....................................20
Table 6 CHD Panel Indicator Description ...............................22
Table 7 CHD Panel Button Description...................................23
Table 8 CHV Module Panel Indicator Description .....................25
Table 9 CHV Panel Button Description ...................................26
Table 10 FS Panel Indicator Description ................................27
Table 11 PSA Panel Indicator Description ..............................32
Table 12 PSA Panel Interface Description ..............................32
Table 13 FA Panel Indicator Description ................................33
Table 14 RSU Panel Indicator Description ..............................35
Table 15 RSU Panel Button Description .................................36
Table 16 RSU Panel Interface Description ..............................37
Table 17 LPU External Interfaces..........................................39
Table 18 PSU Panel Indicator Description ..............................40
Table 19 PSU Panel Button Description .................................40
Table 20 PSU Panel Interface Description ..............................40
Table 21 Wiring of the DC Input Power Cable of the BC8906
Cabinet ............................................................47
Table 22 Wiring of the AC Input Power Cable of the BC8906
Cabinet ............................................................48
Table 23 Data Cable Connection Description ..........................49
Table 24 75–ohm E1 Cable (E1-91225-001) Pin Description
(8 E1 Links) ......................................................54
(4 E1 Links) ......................................................55
(8 E1 Links) ......................................................57
(4 E1 Links) ......................................................59
Table 28 100–ohm T1 Cable (T1-91223-001) Pin Description ...60

Table 29 Wiring of the DC Input Power Cable of the RC8906

Cabinet ............................................................62
Table 30 Wiring Description of the DS-91238-401 Cable..........63
Table 31 BBU-RSU High-speed Cable Connection Description ...64
Table 32 GPS Antenna Technical Indexes ..............................69
Table 33 GPS Feeder Cable Technical Indexes ........................70
Table 34 Two-in-One GPS Arrester Technical Indexes ..............71
Table 35 GPS Feeder Connector Technical Indexes..................71
Table 36 GPS Feeder Grounding Kit Technical Indexes.............72

Index
A dimensions of CC
AC input power cable of module ........................... 12
BC8906 .......................... 47 dimensions of CHD
appearance of 100–ohm module ........................... 21
T1 cable.......................... 59 dimensions of CHV
appearance of 120–ohm module ........................... 24
E1 cable ......................... 56 dimensions of CVI
appearance of 75–ohm E1 module ........................... 17
cable .............................. 53 dimensions of DPM
appearance of BC8906 AC module ........................... 42
input power cable............. 47 dimensions of FS module..... 27
appearance of BC8906 DC dimensions of heat
power cable..................... 47 exchanger .........................6
appearance of data cable..... 49 dimensions of LPU ............. 38
appearance of GPS dimensions of PSA
jumper ........................... 64 module ........................... 32
appearance of grounding dimensions of PSU
cable .............................. 48 module ........................... 39
appearance of high- dimensions of RSU
speed cable connecting module ........................... 34
BBU and RSU................... 63 dimensions of the BC8906
appearance of RC8906 DC cabinet .............................2
input cable ...................... 61 dimensions of the RC8906
appearance of RC8906 cabinet .............................3
dry contact input/output
cable .............................. 62 F
appearance of RF jumper..... 65
fan subrack in RC8906
cabinet .............................8
B FS ................................... 27
function of APM module ...... 41
BS8906E C100 cabinet function of CC module ........ 11
composition.......................1 function of CHD module...... 20
button of CHD panel .......... 23 function of CHV module ...... 23
button of CHV panel........... 26 function of CVI module....... 16
button of CVI panel ........... 20 function of DPM module...... 42
button of PSU panel ........... 40 function of FA module ........ 32
button of RSU module ........ 36 function of FCE module ...... 37
function of FS module ........ 26
C function of GPS feeder ....... 69
function of PSA module ...... 31
CC................................... 11 function of RSU module ...... 34
composition of power
distribution system.............9
configuration of main I
antenna feeder system ..... 73 indicator of CC panel.......... 12
indicator of CHD panel ....... 21
indicator of CHV panel........ 24
D indicator of CVI panel......... 18
DC input power cable of indicator of FA panel .......... 33
BC8906 .......................... 47 indicator of FS panel .......... 27
dimensions of APM indicator of PSA panel ........ 32
module ........................... 41 indicator of PSU panel ........ 40

indicator of RSU module ..... 35 schematic diagram of DPM

interface of LPU................. 39 module ........................... 42
interface of PSA panel ........ 32 schematic diagram of FA
interface of PSU panel ........ 40 module ........................... 33
schematic diagram of FCE
module ........................... 38
L schematic diagram of FS
layout of data cable ........... 45 module ........................... 26
layout of external RF schematic diagram of PSA
cable .............................. 43 module ........................... 31
layout of power and schematic diagram of RSU
grounding cable ............... 45 module ........................... 34
location of BBU in BC8906 structure of fan box .............4
cabinet .............................3 structure of GPS antenna
LPU functions ......................6 feeder system.................. 67
structure of GPS feeder ...... 69
structure of GPS feeder
M connector........................ 71
structure of GPS
material selection for grounding kit................... 72
corrosion ..........................2 structure of two-in-
MCU0............................... 26 one GPS arrester.............. 70
MCU1............................... 26
P T
panel of APM module ......... 41 technical index of GPS
panel of CC module ........... 12 antenna .......................... 69
panel of CHD module ......... 21 technical index of GPS
panel of CHV module ......... 24 feeder cable .................... 70
panel of CVI panel ............. 17 technical index of GPS
panel of DPM module ......... 42 feeder connector .............. 71
panel of FA module ............ 33 technical index of GPS
panel of FS module ............ 27 feeder grounding kit ......... 72
panel of LPU ..................... 38 technical index of two-in-
panel of PSA module .......... 32 one GPS arrester.............. 70
panel of PSU + APM top dust hood .....................1
module ........................... 40
panel of PSU module.......... 39
panel of RSU module ......... 34 W
working voltage of PSU ........6
R
RSU subrack in RC8906
cabinet .............................7
S
schematic diagram of APM
module ........................... 41
schematic diagram of CC
module ........................... 11
schematic diagram of CHD
module ........................... 20
schematic diagram of CHV
module ........................... 23
schematic diagram of
CVI-C ............................. 17
schematic diagram of
CVI-F ............................. 16

Glossary
AISG
- Antenna Interface Standards Group
AMC
- Adaptive Modulation and Coding
APM
- AC Protection Module
BBU
- BaseBand Unit
BTS
- Base Transceiver Station
CC
- Control and Clock Module
CHD
- Channel Processing Module of Data
CHV
- Channel Processing Module of Vice
CPRI
- Common Public Radio Interface
CVI
- Channel Processing Voice Interface Module
DPM
- DC Protection Module
FA
- Fan Array Module
FCE
- Fan Control Element
FL
- Filter LNA
FS
- Fabric Switch Module
GPS
- Global Positioning System
LPU
- Line Lighting Protection Unit
PA
- Power Amplifier
PSU
- Power System Unit
RRU
- Remote Radio Unit
RSU
- RF System Unit

TR
- Transceiver

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CDMA Outdoor Micro Basestation-8906E

Copyright © 2010 ZTE CORPORATION.

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Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

Serial Number: SJ-20100331090644-003

Purpose ZXSDR BS8906E C100 is an outdoor micro base station based on

Chapter 1 Cabinet Describes technical features and

Chapter 2 Modules Describes principles, functions,

Chapter 3 External Cables Describes structures, functions

Chapter 4 GPS Antenna Feeder Describes cables and parts of the

Chapter 5 Main Antenna Feeder Describes cables and parts of the

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About This Manual............................................. I

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Power System Unit (PSU) ...............................................39

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ZXSDR BS8906E C100

ZXSDR BS8906E C100

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FIGURE 1 ZXSDR BS8906E C100TOP DUST HOOD OF THE CABINET

BC8906 Cabinet Outer

RC8906 Cabinet Outer

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The dimensions of the RC8906 cabinet are 210mm (Width) x

BC8906 Cabinet Inner

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FIGURE 2 LOCATION OF THE BBU IN THE BC8906 CABINET

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FIGURE 3 FAN BOX STRUCTURE

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FIGURE 4 POSITION OF THE HEAT EXCHANGER IN THE ZXSDR BS8906E

1. Position of the heat exchanger

The dimensions of the core of the heat exchanger are 480 mm x

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� Lightning protection of 8 dry contacts.

BC8906 Power Distribute Subrack

RC8906 Cabinet Inner

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FIGURE 5 RSU SUBRACKS IN THE RC8906 CABINET

Limited by hot design, when 2 RSU subracks are configured, the

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FIGURE 6 FAN SUBRACK IN THE RC8906 CABINET

RC8906 Power Distribution Subrack

FIGURE 7 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN CASE OF STANDALONE RC8906