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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 1 (66)

Prepared (also subject responsible if other) No.
EMWJH, ETOIVV 1301-CSH 109 32/1 Uen

Approved Checked Date Rev Reference
ETO/JT/TA/TT (Ivar Vesrvik) 09.06.2004 C
MINI-LINK TN ETSI
Contents
1 Introduction 2
1.1 Scope 2
1.2 Definitions/Abbreviations 2
1.3 Applicable Documents 3
2 Description 10
2.1 Indoor Part 11
2.2 Outdoor Part 12
3 Conditions 14
3.1 Environmental Conditions 14
3.2 EM Conditions 14
4 General Performance 17
4.1 EM Performance 17
4.2 Safety and CE-Mark 18
5 Basic Node 19
5.1 Configurations 19
5.2 Traffic Routing 19
5.3 Traffic Protection 20
5.4 Traffic Performance 20
5.5 Interfaces Characteristics 21
5.6 Loops 25
6 Radio Terminal 27
6.1 Configurations 27
6.2 Radio Functionalities 28
6.3 Transmitter Performance C-QPSK 43
6.4 Transmitter Performance 16QAM 46
6.5 Receiver Performance C-QPSK 49
6.6 Receiver Performance 16QAM 52
6.7 Received Signal Indication 55
6.8 Protection Switching 55
6.9 Antenna Interface 55
6.10 Indoor-Outdoor Interconnection 56
7 Power Supply 57
7.1 DC Supply Interface 57
7.2 Supply voltage 57
7.3 Input under voltage protection (all plug-in units) and supervision 57
7.4 Soft start (all plug-in units) and electronic fuse 58
7.5 Power Connector 58
7.6 Power Consumption 58
7.7 Indoor Power Dissipation 60
8 Cooling 62
9 Grounding 63
9.1 Indoor Unit 63
9.2 Outdoor Unit (RAU) 63
10 Mechanical Data 64
10.1 Outdoor Units 64
10.2 Indoor Units 64
11 Revision Information 66
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1 Introduction
1.1 Scope
This product specification defines the basic conditions, characteristics and

performances of the MINI-LINK TN Network Element.
1.2 Definitions/Abbreviations
- AIS Alarm Indicating Signal
- AMM Access Module Magazine
- ATPC Automatic Transmit Power Control
- AU-n Administrative Unit-n
- BBE Background Block Error
- BER Bit Error Rate
- BR Board Removal switch
- CCA Coaxial Cable Assembly
- CMI Coded Mark Inversion
- CW Continuous Wave
- C-QPSK Constant envelope offset - Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
- DCE Data Communication Equipment
- DCN Data Communication Network
- DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
- DTE Data Terminal Equipment
- EM Electro Magnetic
- EMC Electro Magnetic Compatibility
- FRU Field Replaceable Unit
- EAC External Alarm Channel
- ES Errored Seconds
- FEC Forward Error Correction
- FTP File Transfer Protocol
- IEC International Electro technical Commission
- IETF Internet Engineering Task Force
- IRP Integration Reference Point
- LED Light Emitting Diode
- LOF Loss of Frame Alignment
- LOM Loss of Multiframe Alignment
- LOP Loss of Pointer
- LOS Loss of Signal
- MAC Media Access Control
- MIB Management Information Base
- MMU Modem Unit
- MSP Multiplexer Section Protection
- MTBF Mean Time Between Failures
- OSPF Open Shortest Path First
- PIU Plug-In Unit
- PLM Payload Mismatch
- PPP Pont to Point Protocol
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- PTP Point to Point
- QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
- QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
- RAU Radio Unit
- RBER Residual Bit Error Rate
- RDI Remote Defect Indication
- RFC Request For Comments
- RTPC Remote Transmit Power Control
- SES Severely Errored Seconds
- SMI Structure of Management Information
- SNCP Sub-Network Connection Protection
- SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
- STM-n Synchronous Transport Module-n
- TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
- TDM Time Division Multiplexing
- TIM Trace Identifier Mismatch
- TUG Tributary Unit Group
-U measuring unit used in mechanical constructions. 1U=44.5 mm
- UAS Unavailable Seconds
- UDP User Datagram Protocol
- UI Unit Interval
- USM User-based Security Model
- VACM View-based Access Model
- VC-n Virtual Contain
1.3 Applicable Documents
Compliance with relevant parts of the listed standards.
Mechanics
IEC 60917-2-2 Modular order for the development of mechanical
(1994-04) structures for electronic equipment practices - Part 2:
Sectional specification - Interface co-ordination
dimensions for the 25 mm equipment practice -
Section 2: Detail specification - Dimensions for sub
racks, chassis, back planes, front panels and plug-in
units
IEC 60297-3 Dimensions of mechanical structures of the 482.6 mm
(1984-01) (19 inch) series. Part 3: Subracks and associated
plug-in units
Safety
IEC/EN 60950 Safety of information technology equipment, including
electrical business equipment
IEC/EN 60215 Safety requirements for radio transmitting equipment
IEC 60825-1 Safety of laser products - Part 1: Equipment
classification, requirements and user's guide
IEC 60529 (Table Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP

T.1) Code)
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EMC
ETSI EN 301 489-4 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum
V1.3.1 (2002-08) Matters (ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility
(EMC) standard for radio equipment and services;
Part 4: Specific conditions for fixed radio links and
ancillary equipment and services
ETSI EN 301 489-1 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum
(EMC) standard for radio equipment and services;
Part 1: Common technical requirements
ETSI EN 300 385 – Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum
(EMC) standard for fixed radio links and ancillary
equipment
ETSI EN 300 386 – Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum
V1.3.2 (2003-05) Matters (ERM); Telecommunication network
equipment; ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
requirements
CENELEC Information technology equipment – Radio
disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods of
EN 55022 (1998-
measurement
09)
CENELEC Information technology equipment – Radio
disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods of
EN 55022/A1
measurement Amendment A1
(2000-10)
Environmental & climatic

ETSI Environmental Engineering (EE); Power supply
interface at the input to telecommunications
EN 300 132-2
equipment; Part 2: Operated by direct current (dc)
ETSI Environmental Engineering (EE); Environmental
conditions and environmental tests for
EN 300 019-1-1
telecommunications equipment; Part 1-1:
Classification of environmental conditions; Storage
ETSI Equipment Engineering (EE); Environmental
EN 300 019-1-2
Classification of environmental conditions;
Transportation
EN 300 019-1-3
Classification of environmental conditions; Stationary
use at weather protected locations
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EN 300 019-1-4
Classification of environmental conditions; Stationary
use at non-weather protected locations
PDH
ITU-T O.151 10/92 Error performance measuring equipment operating at
the primary rate and above
ITU-T G.703 10/98 Physical/electrical characteristics of hierarchical
digital interfaces
ITU-T G.823 03/00 The control of jitter and wander within digital
networks which are based on the 2048 kbit/s
hierarchy; Jitter and wander
ITU-T G.826 02/99 Error performance parameters and objectives for
international, constant bit rate digital paths at or
above the primary rate
ITU-T PDH path, section and transmission system and
SDH path and multiplex section fault detection and
M.2120 02/00
localization procedures
G742-88 Second order digital multiplex operating at 8.448
Mbit/s.
G.751-88 Third order digital multiplex operating at 34.368
Mbit/s.
SDH
ITU-T G.703 10/98 Physical/electrical characteristics of hierarchical
digital interfaces
ITU-T G.707 10/00 Network Element interface for the synchronous
digital hierarchy (SDH)
ITU-T G.783 10/00 Characteristics of synchronous digital hierarchy

(SDH) equipment functional blocks
ITU-T G.813 08/96 Timing characteristics of SDH equipment slave clock
(SEC)
ITU-T G.825 03/00 The control of jitter and wander within digital
networks which are based on the synchronous digital
hierarchy (SDH)
ITU-T G.826 02/99 Error performance parameters and objectives for
international, constant bit rate digital paths at or
above the primary rate
ITU-T G.841 07/95 Types and characteristics of SDH network protection
architecture
ITU-T G.957 07/99 Optical interfaces for equipments and systems
relating to the synchronous digital hierarchy
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ITU-T M.2120 PDH path, section and transmission system and

02/00 SDH path and multiplex section fault detection and
localization procedures
Ethernet
IEEE 802.3 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet
RFC 1493 Ethernet Bridge MIB
Digital Radio Transmission

EN 60215 Safety requirements for radio transmitting
equipment.
EN 55022 Limits and methods of measurement of radio
interference characteristics of information technology
equipment
ETSI EN 301 216 Low and medium capacity and STM-0 digital radio
system operating in the frequency bands in the
range 3 GHz to11 GHz
ETSI EN 301 128 Low and medium capacity digital radio systems
operating in the 13 GHz, 15 GHz and 18 GHz
frequency bands
ETSI EN 300 198 Parameters for radio systems for the transmission of
digital signals operating at 23 GHz
ETSI EN 300 431 Parameters for radio system for the transmission of
digital signals operating in the frequency range 24,50
GHz to 29,50 GHz
ETSI EN 300 197 Parameters for radio systems for the transmission of
digital signals operating at 32 GHz and 38 GHz
CEPT Shared use of the band 17.7-19.7 GHz by the fixed
ERC/DEC/(00) 07; service and Earth stations of the fixed-satellite
service.
ITU-T and ITU-R
recommendation
Operation & Maintenance Interfaces
DCN
IEEE 802.3 10BASE-T Ethernet
IEEE Local and metropolitan area networks-Specific
requirements; Part 2: Logical Link Control
802.2, 1998
Edition
IETF RFC 768 User Datagram Protocol
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IETF RFC 791 Internet protocol DARPA internet program protocol

specification
IETF RFC 792 Internet control message protocol DARPA internet
program protocol specification
IETF RFC 793 Transmission control protocol DARPA internet
program protocol specification
IETF RFC854 Telnet protocol specification
IETF RFC 951 Bootstrap protocol (bootp)
IETF RFC 959 File transfer protocol (ftp)
IETF RFC 1035 Domain names - implementation and specification
IETF RFC 1305 Network Time Protocol (Version 3) Specification,
Implementation and Analysis
IETF RFC 1662 PPP in HDLC-like Framing
IETF RFC 1519 Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR): an Address
Assignment and Aggregation Strategy
IETF RFC 1812 Requirements for IP Version 4 Routers
IETF RFC 1990 The PPP Multilink Protocol (MP)
IETF RFC 2096 IP Forwarding Table MIB
IETF RFC 2328 OSPF Version 2
IETF RFC 2508 Compressing IP/UDP/RTP Headers for Low-Speed
Serial Links
IETF RFC 2509 IP Header Compression over PPP
IETF RFC 1542 Clarifications and Extensions for the Bootstrap
Protocol
SNMP
The list below shows all IETF RFCs, which the MINI-LINK TN complies to.
Exceptions and not supported objects are listed. None IETF specified
notification types are supported.
IETF RFC 1157 A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

IETF RFC 1212 Concise MIB Definitions
IETF RFC 1213 Management Information Base for Network
Management of TCP/IP-based internets: MIB-II
IETF RFC 1850 OSPF Version 2 Management Information Base
IETF RFC 1901 Introduction to Community-Based SNMPv2
IETF RFC 1905 Protocol Operations for Version 2 of the Simple
Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
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IETF RFC 1906 Transport Mappings for Version 2 of the Simple

Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
IETF RFC 1907 Management Information Base for Version 2 of the
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
IETF RFC 1908 Co-existence Between Version 1 and Version 2 of
the Internet-Standard Network Management
Framework
IETF RFC 2011 SNMPv2 Management Information Base for the
Internet Protocol using SMIv2
IETF RFC 2012 SNMPv2 Management Information Base for the
Transmission Control Protocol using SMIv2
IETF RFC 2013 SNMPv2 Management Information Base for the User
Datagram Protocol using SMIv2
IETF RFC 2493 Textual Conventions for MIB Modules Using
Performance History Based on 15 Minute Intervals
IETF RFC 2495 Definitions of Managed Objects for the DS1 and E1
Interface Types.
IETF RFC 2558 Definitions of Managed Objects for the SONET/SDH
Interface Type
IETF RFC 2570 Introduction to Version 3 of the Internet-standard
Network Management Framework
IETF RFC 2571 An Architecture for Describing SNMP Management
Frameworks
IETF RFC 2572 Message Processing and Dispatching for SNMP
IETF RFC 2573 SNMP Applications
IETF RFC 2574 User-based Security Model (USM) for version 3 of
the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMPv3)
IETF RFC 2575 View-based Access Control Model (VACM) for the
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
IETF RFC 2578 Structure of Management Information Version 2
(SMIv2)
IETF RFC 2579 Textual Conventions for SMIv2
IETF RFC 2580 Conformance Statements for SMIv2
IETF RFC 2737 Entity MIB
IETF RFC 2863 The Interfaces Group MIB
IETF RFC 2864 The Inverted Stack Table Extension to the Interfaces
Group MIB
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WEB Server
IETF RFC 2616 Hypertext Transfer Protocol - HTTP/1.1
IETF RFC 1866 Hypertext Markup Language - 2.0
IETF RFC 2854 The 'text/html' Media Type
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2 Description
This section gives a brief introduction to the system and its components.
15 GHz
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POWER
RADIO
ALARM
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RADIO
ALARM
POWER
PFU2
FAU2
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NPU 8x2
07/NPU
LTU 16x2
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EARTH
GROUNDING
LTU 155e/o
GHz
15
05
MMU2 B 4-34
POWER
RADIO
ALARM
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MMU2 B 4-34
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00/PFU2
LTU 155e
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Figure 1 Outdoor and indoor parts
A MINI-LINK TN Network Element (NE) can, from a hardware and installation

point of view, be divided into two parts:
• Indoor part
• Outdoor part
From a functional and configuration point of view, an NE can be divided into

the following parts:
Basic Node The Basic Node holds the system platform providing
traffic and system control, such as traffic routing,
multiplexing, protection mechanisms and management
functions.
It also provides traffic interfaces, PDH, SDH and

Ethernet, for connection to network equipment such as a
radio base station, ADM or LAN.
Finally, it includes indoor mechanical housing, power

distribution and cooling.
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Radio Terminals Each Radio Terminal provides microwave transmission

from 2x2 to 32x2 Mbit/s, operating within the 7 to
38 GHz frequency bands, utilizing C-QPSK and 16 QAM
modulation schemes. It can be configured as
unprotected (1+0) or protected (1+1).
Network Element
Radio Terminals
External Basic Node

Equipment
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Figure 2 Basic Node and Radio Terminals
2.1 Indoor Part
NPU2
MMU2 4-34
Fault Power
MMU2 4-34
MMU2 4-34
LTU 16x2
INFORMATION
MMU2 B 4-34
LTU 155e/o
LTU 12/1
NPU 8x2
MMU2 B 4-34
AMM 2p
EARTH
GROUNDING
PFU1
PFU2
FAU2
01/FAU2
NPU 8x2
07/NPU
LTU 16x2
06
EARTH
GROUNDING
LTU 155e/o
05
MMU2 B 4-34
04
MMU2 B 4-34
03
00/PFU2
LTU 155e
02
AMM 6p AMM 20p 6701
Figure 3 AMMs
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The indoor part consists of an Access Module Magazine (AMM) with plug-in
units interconnected via a backplane. One plug-in unit occupies one slot in the
AMM. The AMM fits into standard 19" or metric racks and cabinets.
The following text introduces the standard indoor units and their main
functions. For each unit there exist several types with different properties.
Access Module Houses the plug-in units and provides backplane

Magazine (AMM) interconnection of traffic, power and control
signals.
Node Processor Handles the system's main traffic and control

Unit (NPU) functions. Does also provide traffic and
management interfaces.
Line Termination A plug-in unit that provides PDH or SDH traffic

Unit (LTU) interfaces.
Modem Unit (MMU) The indoor part of a Radio Terminal.

This plug-in unit determines the traffic capacity and
modulation scheme of the Radio Terminal.
Power Filter Unit Filters the external power and distributes the
(PFU) internal power to the plug-in units via the
backplane.
Fan Unit (FAU) Provides cooling for the indoor part.
The indoor part also includes cables and installation accessories.
The interconnection between the outdoor part (Radio Units and antennas)
and the indoor part is one coaxial cable per MMU carrying full duplex traffic,
DC supply voltage, as well as operation and maintenance data.
2.2 Outdoor Part
The outdoor part is supplied for various frequency bands. It consists of an

antenna, a Radio Unit (RAU) and associated installation hardware. For
protected (1+1) systems, two RAUs and one or two antennas are used. When
using one antenna, the two RAUs are connected to the antenna using a
power splitter.
The RAU and the antenna are easily installed on a wide range of support
structures. The RAU is fitted directly to the antenna as standard, integrated
installation. The RAU and the antenna can also be fitted separately and
connected by a flexible waveguide. In all cases, the antenna is easily aligned
and the RAU can be disconnected and replaced without affecting the antenna
alignment.
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15 GHz
GHz
15
15 GHz
GHz
15
POWER
RADIO
ALARM
RADIO RADIO
CABL ALARM
E POWER
ALIGN
MENT
1+0 terminal 1+0 terminal 1+1 terminal

integrated installation separate installation integrated power splitter
0.2 m compact antenna 0.6 m compact antenna 0.3 m compact antenna
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Figure 4 RAUs and antennas in different installation alternatives

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3 Conditions
3.1 Environmental Conditions
3.1.1 Indoor equipment
Temperature limits:
Full performance: -5 to +45 °C
Relative humidity range: 5 to 95 %
3.1.2 Outdoor equipment
Temperature limits:
Full performance: -33 to +45 °C plus solar radiation: ≤ 1120

W/m2 or -33 to +55 °C shade temperature.
Performance degradation in extended temperature range

available on request.
Relative humidity range: 8 to 100 %
3.2 EM Conditions
3.2.1 Radiated Immunity
The Network Element does not exhibit any degradation of performance when
subjected to electrical fields up to the following level:
AM 1kHz, 80% and level 3 V/m** in the band 0.08 – 2 GHz.

**) 10 V/m in the band 800 – 960 MHz & 1400 – 2000 MHz
The RF input signal is supposed to be set to a value 15 dB * above the

receiver input level for BER=10-5.
*) 30 dB for RAU1 and RAU2
3.2.2 Conducted Immunity Radio Frequency, DC Power Ports, Signal Ports &
Ground
the DC power leads, signal leads and ground are subjected to interference
injection up to the following level:
3 VRMS, AM 1 kHz, 80% in the frequency range 0.15 - 80 MHz.

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3.2.3 Conducted Immunity Burst, DC Power Ports
the DC power cable is subject to interference injection of fast transients
(bursts) (direct connection and capacitive coupling) up to the following level:
1 kV open circuit voltage.

3.2.4 Conducted Immunity Burst, Signal Ports
the signal leads are subjected to interference injection of fast transients
(bursts) up to the following level:
0.5 kV open circuit voltage.

3.2.5 Conducted Immunity Surge, Signal Ports – Indoor
The Network Element does not exhibit any damage when the indoor signal
leads are subjected to injection of surge (1.2/50 µs) up to the following level:
0.5 kV True Common Mode (Lines – ground - 37 Ω).

0.5 kV True Common Mode (Shield – ground – 2 Ω).
The communication link shall be maintained after the test.

After the test, the apparatus shall continue to operate as intended
3.2.6 Conducted Immunity Surge, Signal Ports – Outdoor
The Network Element does not exhibit any damage when the outdoor signal
leads are subjected to injection of surge (1.2/50 µs) up to the following level:
1 kV True Common Mode (Lines – ground - 37 Ω).

1 kV True Common Mode (Shield – ground – 2 Ω).
The communication link shall be maintained after the test.

After the test, the apparatus shall continue to operate as intended
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3.2.7 Electrostatic Discharge
The Network Element does not exhibit any degradation of performance or

permanent damage when it is subjected to electrostatic discharge up to the
following levels:
Air discharge: ±2 kV, ±4 kV and ±8 kV

Contact discharge: ±2 kV, ±4 kV


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4 General Performance
4.1 EM Performance
4.1.1 Radiated Emission Electric Field
The quasi-peak value of the radiated electric field from the Network Element
and the cables measured at 10 m:
<30 dBµV/m in the band 30 MHz – 230 MHz

<37 dBµV/m in the band 230 MHz – 1 GHz.
4.1.2 Radiated Emission Power
The radiated emission power is less than:
-33 dBm in the band 1 GHz up to ‘transmitter frequency’.
4.1.3 Conducted Emission, DC Power Ports
The quasi-peak value of the interference voltage on the DC power supply

leads is less than:
79 dBµV in the band 20 - 500 kHz

73 dBµV in the band 0.5 - 30 MHz
The average value of the interference voltage on the DC power supply leads
is less than:
66 dBµV in the band 150 - 500 kHz

60 dBµV in the band 0.5 - 30 MHz
4.1.4 Conducted Emission, Telecommunication Ports
The quasi-peak value of the interference voltage or current on the

Telecommunication Ports is less than:
84 - 74 dBµV or 40 – 30 dBµA in the band 150 - 500 kHz

74 dBµV or 30 dBµA in the band 0.5 - 30 MHz
The average value of the interference voltage or current on the Network

Element Telecommunication Ports is less than:
74 - 64 dBµV or 30 – 20 dBµA in the band 150 - 500 kHz

64 dBµV or 20 dBµA in the band 0.5 - 30 MHz
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4.2 Safety and CE-Mark
4.2.1 Characteristics
All equipment is designed and constructed so that, under all conditions of

normal use and under likely fault conditions, it protects against risk for
personal injury and against fire originating from the equipment.
The design complies to relevant parts of the following standards:
- IEC/EN 60950 Electrical Safety

- IEC/EN 60215 Safety requirements for radio transmitting
equipment (RAU only)
- IEC/ EN 60529 Degrees of protection
Indoor units IP20
Out door units IP54
4.2.2 Safety information
Product safety is obtained with the following priority:
• Safety is designed into the equipment

• Safety is obtained by protective means
• Safety is obtained by means of warning labels
Where a safety risk exists, sufficient information is provided either by a label

on the equipment or written in the installation manuals.
4.2.3 Safety certification
The equipment fulfils the requirements for CE mark according to the Radio
and Telecommunications Terminal directive.
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5 Basic Node
5.1 Configurations
Plug-in units may be freely positioned in available slots in the magazines,

except for the constraints stated in the MINI-LINK TN, MINI-LINK HC, MINI-
LINK E ETSI Product Catalogue (EN/LZT 712 0191).
5.1.1 AMM 2p
The mandatory plug-in unit is NPU
LTU 12x2 is used in the half-height slot.
5.1.2 AMM 6p
The mandatory plug-in units are:

• PFU
• FAU
• NPU
Protected MMU and LTU 155 must be placed together in slots, starting at
even numbers.
5.1.3 AMM 20p
The mandatory plug-in-unit is NPU and PFU.
The half-height slots are reserved for PFU1. One PFU1 is mandatory, but an
extra PFU1 can be mounted providing redundant power feeding.
Protected MMU and LTU 155 must be placed together, starting at even
numbers.
5.2 Traffic Routing
The main function of the MINI-LINK TN is to aggregate traffic carried on traffic

interfaces in the Basic Node from many sites into higher capacity
transmission links.
All traffic interfaces are multiplexed or de-multiplexed to E1s, which are cross-
connected by the Basic Node.
The STM-1 interface supports the SDH multiplexing structure AU-4/VC-

4/TUG-3/TUG-2/VC-12. It terminates 63 VC-12’s and supports asynchronous
mapping of E1’s into VC-12’s.
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The Basic Node AMM 2p also support mapping of Ethernet traffic into a
number of E1 lines. The capacity is selectable from 1 to 16 E1’s.
5.3 Traffic Protection
The MINI-LINK network provides several mechanisms for high network

reliability.
The following table summarizes how the MINI-LINK TN can support different
types of protection strategies.
Protection types
Type of Mechanisms provided
protection
Redundancy Duplicated
• Busses for Cross Connection (AMM 6p &
AMM 20p)
• Power (AMM 20p)
• Fan
Link protection 1+1 E1 SNCP
MSP 1+1 for STM-1 connections
Network 1+1 E1 SNCP
protection SNCP used in ring topology
The Basic Node has an architecture with separate busses for traffic and
control signals. This separation means that in most cases the traffic will
continue (but without redundancy) when there is failure in the control system.
5.4 Traffic Performance
5.4.1 E1 cross-connect performance
The MINI-LINK TN provides a switching capacity of 820 Mbit/s, which enables

non-blocking switching of approximately 400 E1 interfaces. The traffic
connections are asynchronous and with independent timing.
The free running frequency of 2048 Kkbit/s is ± 50 ppm taken 10 years aging
into consideration.
The Basic Node delay, interface to interface, on unstructured connections is

less than 650 µs.
5.4.2 E1 Traffic Performance
Tolerable input jitter and wander
Input jitter and tolerance according to G.823, 02/00 chapter 7.1.2

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Output jitter at max input jitter
Maximum output jitter for E1 complies with G.742-88, chapter 6.2 for intrinsic
jitter and with G.742-88, chapter 6.1 figure 1 for jitter attenuation.
5.4.3 E3 input jitter
E3 input jitter tolerance according to G.823, 02/00 chapter 7.1.4.
E3 output jitter according to G.751-88, chapter 2.3.3.
5.4.4 STM-1 Traffic Performance
Input Jitter Tolerance
The tolerable jitter of the STM-1 interface is according to G.825 03/00,

chapter 6.1.2.
Maximum output jitter
Maximum output jitter in the absence of input jitter is according to G.813

10/00, chapter 7.
Tributary output jitter according to G.783 10/00, chapter 15.2.3.
5.4.5 MSP 1+1
The switching time for the MSP mechanisms is less than 50 ms loss of traffic
due to signal failure or degradation.
5.4.6 1+1 E1 SNCP performance
The switching time for the 1+1 E1 SNCP mechanism is :
Less than 50 ms loss of traffic due to signal failure detection
5.4.7 Ethernet transport capacity
Ethernet transport capacity is up to 16xE1 by a low delay TDM based

mapper. Differential E1 delay of up to 2ms can be tolerated.
5.5 Interfaces Characteristics
5.5.1 PDH interfaces
E1 electrical interface is according to G.703, chapter 9 for 75 and 120 ohm.
E3 electrical interface is according to G.703, chapter 11
Output pulse mask in resistive load is according to ITU-T Rec. G.703.

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5.5.1.1 Traffic connectors on NPU2 and LTU 12x2
The E1 connector on NPU2 and the three E1 connectors on LTU 12x2 are
male SOFIX 24 pin connector each with 4xE1, 120 Ω balanced, short haul (6
dB) terminations.
5.5.1.2 Traffic connectors on SMU2
The E1 connector on SMU2 is a male SOFIX 24 pin connector with 2xE1,

120 Ω balanced, short haul (6 dB) terminations.
There is also one male SOFIX connector on the SMU2 that terminates the
one E3 interface and the two E2 interfaces.
5.5.2 STM-1 interfaces
5.5.2.1 STM-1 electrical interface and pulse mask

The pulse mask is according to figure 22 and 23 in G 703 ch. 15.2.
The electrical interface is on two SMB 75 Ω coax connectors (with slide on

also known as SMZ).
5.5.2.2 Optical interface
The optical interface is short haul S-1.1 1310 nm, ~15 km according to G.957
table 2 using two SC/PC single mode connectors.
5.5.3 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet Interface
The LAN port is compatible with IEEE802.3 with a 10/100 BASE-T line
interface located in the front of the NPU2 at the AMM 2p. The Ethernet
connection is a shielded 8 pin RJ45 modular jack.
The interface supports 10/100 Mbit/s full duplex Ethernet Bridge.
The yellow LED on the NPU shows “carrier sense” and data activity.
5.5.4 User I/O (AMM 6p & AMM 20p)
There are 3 input signals and 3 output signals on a male 24 pin SOFIX
connector only on the NPU 8x2 The input is used to import alarms from
external sources, the output is used to export alarms from the Basic Node to
external alarm systems.
This connector can also be cabled to an interface front panel, and is then
reached through a 15-pin D-sub.
The input signals are opto-coupled, and the output signals are performed with
relay settings.
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5.5.4.1 Input
The input signals have a reference that is floating with respect to each other
and station ground. All signals are positive to the reference and shall read
logical “0” when the Voltage < 1.0 V DC and
logical “1” when the Voltage > 2.4 V DC.
An input Voltage less than 15V DC will not damage the equipment.
Input voltage difference between the signal reference and the station ground
must be less than 72 V.
5.5.4.2 Output
The output signals consist of three pins: NCL (Normally Closed), RTN
(Return) and NOP (Normally Open).
At start-up the default position is: NCL-RTN is ”normally closed” (impedance<

1 Ω) and NOP-RTN is “normally open” (impedance > 1 MΩ).
The relays used to switch the settings have the contact rating:
• 100 V DC, 1 A
• 125 V AC, 1 A
The outputs are reset to default temporarily upon cold restart, but are not
affected by a warm restart of the NPU.
5.5.5 O&M Interfaces
5.5.5.1 10 BASE-T Ethernet Interface
The 10 BASE-T line interface is located in the front of the NPU 8x2. The
Ethernet connection is a shielded 8 pin RJ45 modular jack (DTE).
The interface supports 10 Mbit/s full duplex Ethernet.
The yellow LED on the NPU shows “carrier sense” and data activity.
5.5.5.2 USB interface (AMM 2p)
A 5-pin USB2 connector is located at the front of the NPU2 board. The bitrate
is 12 Mbit/s and the interface is USB client.
5.5.5.3 LED indications
Three LEDs are located at the front of the plug-in units: A Green LED,
indicating that the unit is correctly powered, a Red LED, indicating a fault and
a Yellow LED, indicating that the unit is disabled in order to get a controlled
replacement. The Yellow LED does not apply to the fan unit.
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The following LED indications are possible during operation:
Plug-in Unit Green Red Yellow Description/State

LED LED LED
All - - Power OK
All - - Faulty Unit
All – except - - Plug-in Unit may be removed

FAU1 and FAU2
Redundant Power:
PFU - - Loss of incoming power
- PFU failure
Non-redundant Power:
All – except - - Loss of incoming power
PFU1 and PFU2
- PFU failure
All – exept NPU Power up
Network Element/NPU power up
Network Element/NPU restart

during self test
NPU
- Network Element/NPU in
installation mode
- Network Element failure

(busses)
Power on
RAU
RAU alarm
LED turned on
LED flashing (1 s frequency)
LED turned off
- Unchanged (On or Off)
Figure 5 LED indications
The NPU2 has an additional LED on the Ethernet transceiver to indicate

“carrier sense” and data activity.
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5.6 Loops
Loops can be used to verify that the transmission system is working properly
or they can be used to locate a faulty unit or interface.
The following loops are available on all plug-in units that carry traffic (NPU,
LTU, and MMU).
Connection This loop can be initiated for an E1 or STM-1 (63xE1).

Loop Each E1 in the traffic connection is looped in the TDM bus
back to its origin. If an E1 interface is traffic routed an AIS
is sent to the other interface in the traffic routing.
A Connection Loop can be used in combination with a

BERT in another NE to test a network connection
including the termination plug-in unit, in case a Local
Loop cannot be used due to the lack of a traffic routing.
Rx Loop This loop is similar to the Connection Loop but the loop is
done in the plug-in unit close to the TDM bus, where a
group of E1s in the traffic connection is looped back to its
origin
The following loops are available on plug-in units with an E1 or STM-1 line
interface (NPU and LTU).
Line Loop Loops an incoming line signal back to its origin. The loop
is done in the plug-in unit, close to the line interface. An
AIS is sent to the TDM bus.
A Line Loop in combination with a BERT in an adjacent

NE is used to test the transmission link between the two
NEs.
Local Loop Loops a line signal received from the TDM bus back to its
origin. The loop is done in the plug-in unit. An AIS is sent
to the line interface.
A Local Loop in combination with a BERT in another NE

can be used to test a connection as far as possible in the
looped NE.
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Plug-in
Unit
Rx Loop
nxE1
AIS Connection Loop
nxE1 nxE1
Local Loop Plug-in Plug-in

Unit Unit AIS
Line Loop
AIS
6636
Figure 6 Loops
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6 Radio Terminal
6.1 Configurations
Radio Terminal provides microwave transmission from 2x2 to 32x2 Mbit/s,

operating within the 7 to 38 GHz frequency bands, utilizing C-QPSK and
16QAM modulation schemes. It can be configured as unprotected (1+0) or
protected (1+1).
An unprotected (1+0) Radio Terminal comprises:

• One RAU
• One Antenna
• One MMU
• One Radio cable for interconnection
A protected (1+1) Radio Terminal comprises:

• Two RAUs
• Two antennas or one antenna with a power splitter
• Two MMUs
• Two radio cables for interconnection
• Optional Feature: (1+1) Microwave Radio Protection
Automatic switching can be in hot standby or in working standby (frequency

diversity). Receiver switching in space diversity systems is hitless.
In hot standby mode, one transmitter is working while the other one is
standby, that is not transmitting but ready to transmit if the active transmitter
malfunctions. Both RAUs are receiving signals and the best signal is used
according to an alarm priority list.
In working standby mode, both radio paths are active in parallel using
different frequencies.
Radio terminals transmit on one composite channel

• Bi-directional asynchronous PDH traffic channel(s) with associated
stuffing control
• Data communication channels with associated stuffing control
• Internal control channels
Incorporated in the composite stream are also information to support framing

BER-measurement, FEC etc.
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6.2 Radio Functionalities
6.2.1 Radio frequencies
Within the restrictions on channel arrangement and subranging imposed by

the different Microwave Units (within the RAU) the channel frequency can be
selected from the O&M system.
Frequency band and subrange, as well as lowest, highest and selected

channel frequency is readable from the O&M system.
Radio Terminals operate with the following channel spacing:

• 3.5 MHz for 2x2 Mbit/s
• 7 MHz for 4x2 Mbit/s C-QPSK and 8x2 Mbit/s 16QAM
• 14 MHz for 8x2 Mbit/s C-QPSK and 17x2 Mbit/s 16QAM
• 28 MHz for 17x2 Mbit/s C-QPSK and 32x2 16QAM
RAUs are produced for frequency bands, subranges and channel plans
according to tables below.
Frequencies can be selected in 0.25 MHz steps, except for Radio Terminals
with RAU1 8 or RAU1 N 8 that have an extended frequency resolution of
0.025 MHz steps for index 11-18.
6.2.2 Capacity Agile Radio
6.2.2.1 7 GHz Band
RAU1 7
Index/
Duplex Lowest/Highest Tx frequency (MHz)
(MHz)
C-QPSK 2x2 Mbit/s 4x2 Mbit/s 8x2 Mbit/s 17x2 Mbit/s
31 / 161 7126.25 / 7182.25 7128.00 / 7180.50 7131.50 / 7177.00 7138.50 / 7170.00
35 / 161 7287.25 / 7343.25 7289.00 / 7341.50 7292.50 / 7338.00 7299.50 / 7331.00
32 / 161 7154.25 / 7210.25 7156.00 / 7208.50 7159.50 / 7205.00 7166.50 / 7198.00
36 / 161 7315.25 / 7371.25 7317.00 / 7369.50 7320.50 / 7366.00 7327.50 / 7359.00
33 / 161 7182.25 / 7238.25 7184.00 / 7236.50 7187.50 / 7233.00 7194.50 / 7226.00
37 / 161 7343.25 / 7399.25 7345.00 / 7397.50 7348.50 / 7394.00 7355.50 / 7387.00
34 / 161 7210.25 / 7266.25 7212.00 / 7264.50 7215.50 / 7261.00 7222.50 / 7254.00
38 / 161 7371.25 / 7427.25 7373.00 / 7425.50 7376.50 / 7422.00 7383.50 / 7415.00
51 / 168 7108.75 / 7161.25 7110.50 / 7159.50 7114.00 / 7156.00 7121.00 / 7149.00
55 / 168 7276.75 / 7329.25 7278.50 / 7327.50 7282.00 / 7324.00 7289.00 / 7317.00
52 / 168 7136.75 / 7189.25 7138.50 / 7187.50 7142.00 / 7184.00 7149.00 / 7177.00
56 / 168 7304.75 / 7357.25 7306.50 / 7355.50 7310.00 / 7352.00 7317.00 / 7345.00
53 / 168 7164.75 / 7217.25 7166.50 / 7215.50 7170.00 / 7212.00 7177.00 /7205.00
57 / 168 7332.75 / 7385.25 7334.50 / 7383.50 7338.00 / 7380.00 7345.00 / 7373.00
54 / 168 7192.75 / 7245.25 7194.50 / 7243.50 7198.00 / 7240.00 7205.00 / 7233.00
58 / 168 7360.75 / 7413.25 7362.50 / 7411.50 7366.00 / 7408.00 7373.00 / 7401.00
71 / 154 7129.75 / 7182.25 7131.50 / 7180.50 7135.00 / 7177.00 7142.00 / 7170.00
75 / 154 7283.75 / 7336.25 7285.50 / 7334.50 7289.00 / 7331.00 7296.00 / 7324.00
72 / 154 7157.75 / 7210.25 7159.50 / 7208.50 7163.00 / 7205.00 7170.00 / 7198.00
76 / 154 7311.75 / 7364.25 7313.50 / 7362.50 7317.00 / 7359.00 7324.00 / 7352.00
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Index/
(MHz)
73 / 154 7185.75 / 7238.25 7187.50 / 7236.50 7191.00 / 7233.00 7198.00 / 7226.00
77 / 154 7339.75 / 7392.25 7341.50 / 7390.50 7345.00 / 7387.00 7352.00 / 7380.00
74 / 154 7213.75 / 7266.25 7215.50 / 7264.50 7219.00 / 7261.00 7226.00 / 7254.00
78 / 154 7367.75 / 7420.25 7369.50 / 7418.50 7373.00 / 7415.00 7380.00 / 7408.00
81 / 161 7251.25 / 7307.25 7253.00 / 7305.50 7256.50 / 7302.00 7263.50 / 7295.00
85 / 161 7412.25 / 7468.25 7414.00 / 7466.50 7417.50 / 7463.00 7424.50 / 7456.00
82 / 161 7279.25 / 7335.25 7281.00 / 7333.50 7284.50 / 7330.00 7291.50 / 7323.00
86 / 161 7440.25 / 7496.25 7442.00 / 7494.50 7445.50 / 7491.00 7452.50 / 7484.00
83 / 161 7307.25 / 7363.25 7309.00 / 7361.50 7312.50 / 7358.00 7319.50 / 7351.00
87 / 161 7468.25 / 7524.25 7470.00 / 7522.50 7473.50 / 7519.00 7480.50 / 7512.00
84 / 161 7335.25 / 7391.25 7337.00 / 7389.50 7340.50 / 7386.00 7347.50 / 7379.00
88 / 161 7496.25 / 7552.25 7498.00 / 7550.50 7501.50 / 7547.00 7508.50 / 7540.00
A low-index version i.e. X1-X4 can be modified to another low-index version

of the same kind (same X) by replacing the filter unit. In the same way a high-
index version i.e. X5-X8 can be modified to another high-index version of the
same kind (same first figure X) by replacing the filter unit.
RAU1 7
Index/
(MHz)
11 / 154 7429.75 / 7482.25 7431.50 / 7480.50 7435.00 / 7477.00 7442.00 / 7470.00
15 / 154 7583.75 / 7636.25 7585.50 / 7634.50 7589.00 / 7631.00 7596.00 / 7624.00
12 / 154 7457.75 / 7510.25 7459.50 / 7508.50 7463.00 / 7505.00 7470.00 / 7498.00
16 / 154 7611.75 / 7664.25 7613.50 / 7662.50 7617.00 / 7659.00 7624.00 / 7652.00
13 / 154 7485.75 / 7538.25 7487.50 / 7536.50 7491.00 / 7533.00 7498.00 / 7526.00
17 / 154 7639.75 / 7692.25 7641.50 / 7690.50 7645.00 / 7687.00 7652.00 / 7680.00
14 / 154 7513.75 / 7566.25 7515.50 / 7564.50 7519.00 / 7561.00 7526.00 / 7554.00
18 / 154 7667.75 / 7720.25 7669.50 / 7718.50 7673.00 / 7715.00 7680.00 / 7708.00
41 / 161 7426.25 / 7482.25 7428.00 / 7480.50 7431.50 / 7477.00 7438.50 / 7470.00
45 / 161 7587.25 / 7643.25 7589.00 / 7641.50 7592.50 / 7638.00 7599.50 / 7631.00
42 / 161 7451.25 / 7510.25 7453.00 / 7508.50 7456.50 / 7505.00 7463.50 / 7498.00
46 / 161 7612.25 / 7671.25 7614.00 / 7669.50 7617.50 / 7666.00 7624.50 / 7659.00
43 / 161 7479.25 / 7538.25 7481.00 / 7536.50 7484.50 / 7533.00 7491.50 / 7526.00
47 / 161 7640.25 / 7699.25 7642.00 / 7697.50 7645.50 / 7694.00 7652.50 / 7687.00
44 / 161 7507.25 / 7566.25 7509.00 / 7564.50 7512.50 / 7561.00 7519.50 / 7554.00
48 / 161 7668.25 / 7727.25 7670.00 / 7725.50 7673.50 / 7722.00 7680.50 / 7715.00
61 / 168 7415.75 / 7468.25 7417.50 / 7466.50 7421.00 / 7463.00 7428.00 / 7456.00
65 / 168 7583.75 / 7636.25 7585.50 / 7634.50 7589.00 / 7631.00 7596.00 / 7624.00
62 / 168 7443.75 / 7496.25 7445.50 / 7494.50 7449.00 / 7491.00 7456.00 / 7484.00
66 / 168 7611.75 / 7664.25 7613.50 / 7662.50 7617.00 / 7659.00 7624.00 / 7652.00
63 / 168 7471.75 / 7524.25 7473.50 / 7522.50 7477.00 / 7519.00 7484.00 / 7512.00
67 / 168 7639.75 / 7692.25 7641.50 / 7690.50 7645.00 / 7687.00 7652.00 / 7680.00
64 / 168 7499.75 / 7552.25 7501.50 / 7550.50 7505.00 / 7547.00 7512.00 / 7540.00
68 / 168 7667.75 / 7720.25 7669.50 / 7718.50 7673.00 / 7715.00 7680.00 / 7708.00
91 / 168 7444.75 / 7497.25 7446.50 / 7495.50 7450.00 / 7492.00 7457.00 / 7485.00
95 / 168 7612.75 / 7665.25 7614.50 / 7663.50 7618.00 / 7660.00 7625.00 / 7653.00
92 / 168 7472.75 / 7525.25 7474.50 / 7523.50 7478.00 / 7520.00 7485.00 / 7513.00
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Index/
(MHz)
96 / 168 7640.75 / 7693.25 7642.50 / 7691.50 7646.00 / 7688.00 7653.00 / 7681.00
93 / 168 7500.75 / 7553.25 7502.50 / 7551.50 7506.00 / 7548.00 7513.00 / 7541.00
97 / 168 7668.75 / 7721.25 7670.50 / 7719.50 7674.00 / 7716.00 7681.00 / 7709.00
94 / 168 7528.75 / 7581.25 7530.50 / 7579.50 7534.00 / 7576.00 7541.00 / 7569.00
98 / 168 7696.75 / 7749.25 7698.50 / 7747.50 7702.00 / 7744.00 7709.00 / 7737.00
A low-index version i.e. X1-X4 can be modified to another low-index version

of the same kind (same X) by replacing the filter unit. In the same way a high-
index version i.e. X5-X8 can be modified to another high-index version of the
same kind (same first figure X) by replacing the filter unit.
6.2.2.2 8 GHz band
RAU1 8
Index/
(MHz)
11 / 311.32 7719.900 / 7805.150 7721.750 / 7803.300 7725.475 / 7799.600 7732.875 / 7792.175
15 / 311.32 8031.225 / 8116.475 8033.075 / 8114.625 8036.800 / 8110.925 8044.200 / 8103.500
12 / 311.32 7779.200 / 7864.450 7781.050 / 7862.600 7784.775 / 7858.900 7792.175 / 7851.475
16 / 311.32 8090.525 / 8175.775 8092.375 / 8173.925 8096.100 / 8170.225 8103.500 / 8162.800
13 / 311.32 7823.675 / 7908.925 7825.525 / 7907.075 7829.250 / 7903.375 7836.650 / 7895.950
17 / 311.32 8135.000 / 8220.250 8136.850 / 8218.400 8140.575 / 8214.700 8147.975 / 8207.275
14 / 311.32 7882.975 / 7968.225 7884.825 / 7966.375 7888.550 / 7962.675 7895.950 / 7955.250
18 / 311.32 8194.300 / 8279.550 8196.150 / 8277.700 8199.875 / 8274.000 8207.275 / 8266.575
21 / 126 8284.25 / 8322.75 8286.00 / 8321.00 8289.50 / 8317.50 8296.50 / 8310.50
25 / 126 8410.25 / 8448.75 8412.00 / 8447.00 8415.50 / 8443.50 8422.50 / 8436.50
23 / 126 8326.25 / 8364.75 8328.00 / 8363.00 8331.50 / 8359.50 8338.50 / 8352.50
27 / 126 8452.25 / 8490.75 8454.00 / 8489.00 8457.50 / 8485.50 8464.50 / 8478.50
31 / 119 8287.75 / 8326.25 8289.50 / 8324.50 8293.00 / 8321.00 8300.00 / 8314.00
35 / 119 8406.75 / 8445.25 8408.50 / 8443.50 8412.00 / 8440.00 8419.00 / 8433.00
33 / 119 8329.75 / 8368.25 8331.50 / 8366.50 8335.00 / 8363.00 8342.00 / 8356.00
37 / 119 8448.75 / 8487.25 8450.50 / 8485.50 8454.00 / 8482.00 8461.00 / 8475.00
41 / 119 8280.75 / 8319.25 8282.50 / 8317.50 8286.00 / 8314.00 8293.00 / 8307.00
45 / 119 8399.75 / 8438.25 8401.50 / 8436.50 8405.00 / 8433.00 8412.00 / 8426.00
42 / 119 8308.75 / 8347.25 8310.50 / 8345.50 8314.00 / 8342.00 8321.00 / 8335.00
46 / 119 8427.75 / 8466.25 8429.50 / 8464.50 8433.00 / 8461.00 8440.00 / 8454.00
43 / 119 8336.75 / 8375.25 8338.50 / 8373.50 8342.00 / 8370.00 8349.00 / 8363.00
47 / 119 8455.75 / 8494.25 8457.50 / 8492.50 8461.00 / 8489.00 8468.00 / 8482.00
51 / 126 8280.75 / 8319.25 8282.50 / 8317.50 8286.00 / 8314.00 8293.00 / 8307.00
55 / 126 8406.75 / 8445.25 8408.50 / 8443.50 8412.00 / 8440.00 8419.00 / 8433.00
52 / 126 8308.75 / 8347.25 8310.50 / 8345.50 8314.00 / 8342.00 8321.00 / 8335.00
56 / 126 8434.75 / 8473.25 8436.50 / 8471.50 8440.00 / 8468.00 8447.00 / 8461.00
53 / 126 8329.75 / 8368.25 8331.50 / 8366.50 8335.00 / 8363.00 8342.00 / 8356.00
57 / 126 8455.75 / 8494.25 8457.50 / 8492.50 8461.00 / 8489.00 8468.00 / 8482.00
61 / 266 7906.75 / 8008.25 7908.50 / 8006.50 7912.00 / 8003.00 7919.00 / 7996
65 / 266 8172.75 / 8274.25 8174.50 / 8272.50 8178.00 / 8269.00 8185.00 / 8262
62 / 266 7969.75 / 8071.25 7971.50 / 8069.50 7975.00 / 8066.00 7982.00 / 8059
66 / 266 8235.75 / 8337.25 8237.50 / 8335.50 8241.00 / 8332.00 8248.00 / 8325
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Index/
(MHz)
63 / 266 8032.75 / 8134.25 8034.50 / 8132.50 8038.00 / 8129.00 8045.00 / 8122
67 / 266 8298.75 / 8400.25 8300.50 / 8398.50 8304.00 / 8395.00 8311.00 / 8388
Within the following index pairs/threeplets, one index can be modified to

another by replacing the filter unit: 11-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 21-23, 25-27,
31-33, 35-37, 41-42-43, 45-46-47.
6.2.2.3 13 GHz band
RAU2 13
Index/
(MHz)
11 / 266 12752.75 / 12833.25 12754.50 / 12831.50 12758.00 / 12828.00 12765.00 / 12821.00
15 / 266 13018.75 / 13099.25 13020.50 / 13097.50 13024.00 / 13094.00 13031.00 / 13087.00
12 / 266 12822.75 / 12903.25 12824.50 / 12901.50 12828.00 / 12898.00 12835.00 / 12891.00
16 / 266 13088.75 /13169.25 13090.50 / 13167.50 13094.00 / 13164.00 13101.00 / 13157.00
13 / 266 12892.75 / 12973.25 12894.50 / 12971.50 12898.00 / 12968.00 12905.00 / 12961.00
17 / 266 13158.75 / 13239.25 13160.50 / 13237.50 13164.00 / 13234.00 13171.00 / 13227.00
14 / 266 12864.75 / 12917.25 12866.50 / 12915.50 12870.00 / 12912.00 12877.00 / 12905.00
18 / 266 13130.75 / 13183.25 13132.50 / 13181.50 13136.00 / 13178.00 13143.00 / 13171.00
6.2.2.4 15 GHz band
RAU2 15
Index/
(MHz)
11 / 735 14506.25 / 14606.00 14506.25 / 14606.00 14506.25 / 14606.00 14513.25 / 14599.00
18 / 735 15241.25 / 15341.00 15241.25 / 15341.00 15241.25 / 15341.00 15248.25 / 15334.00
12 / 315 14611.25 / 14730.25 14611.25 / 14728.50 14611.25 / 14725.00 14618.25 / 14718.00
15 / 315 14926.25 / 15045.25 14926.25 / 15043.50 14926.25 / 15040.00 14933.25 / 15033.00
13 / 315 14716.25 / 14816.00 14716.25 / 14816.00 14716.25 / 14816.00 14723.25 / 14809.00
16 / 315 15031.25 / 15131.00 15031.25 / 15131.00 15031.25 / 15131.00 15038.25 / 15124.00
14 / 315 14821.25 / 14921.00 14821.25 / 14921.00 14821.25 / 14921.00 14828.25 / 14914.00
17 / 315 15136.25 / 15236.00 15136.25 / 15236.00 15136.25 / 15236.00 15143.25 / 15229.00
21 / 420 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14509.75 / 14606.00
25 / 420 14922.75 / 15033.00 14922.75 / 15033.00 14922.75 / 15033.00 14929.75 / 15026.00
22 / 420 14614.75 / 14725.00 14614.75 / 14725.00 14614.75 / 14725.00 14621.75 / 14718.00
26 / 420 15034.75 / 15145.00 15034.75 / 15145.00 15034.75 / 15145.00 15041.75 / 15138.00
23 / 420 14726.75 / 14830.00 14726.75 / 14830.00 14726.75 / 14830.00 14733.75 / 14823.00
27 / 420 15146.75 / 15250.00 15146.75 / 15250.00 15146.75 / 15250.00 15153.75 / 15243.00
24 / 420 14824.75 / 14921.00 14824.75 / 14921.00 14824.75 / 14921.00 14831.75 / 14914.00
28 / 420 15244.75 / 15341.00 15244.75 / 15341.00 15244.75 / 15341.00 15251.75 / 15334.00
41 / 644 14502.75 / 14595.50 14502.75 / 14595.50 14502.75 / 14595.50 14509.75 / 14588.50
47 / 644 15146.75 / 15239.50 15146.75 / 15239.50 15146.75 / 15239.50 15153.75 / 15232.50
42 / 644 14600.75 / 14693.50 14600.75 / 14693.50 14600.75 / 14693.50 14607.75 / 14686.50
48 / 644 15244.75 / 15337.50 15244.75 / 15337.50 15244.75 / 15337.50 15251.75 / 15330.50
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Index/
(MHz)
61 / 728 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14509.75 / 14606.00
68 / 728 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15237.75 / 15334.00
80 / 490 14404.75 / 14515.00 14404.75 / 14515.00 14404.75 / 14515.00 14411.75 / 14508.00
85 / 490 14894.75 / 15005.00 14894.75 / 15005.00 14894.75 / 15005.00 14901.75 / 14998.00
81 / 490 14488.75 / 14599.00 14488.75 / 14599.00 14488.75 / 14599.00 14495.75 / 14592.00
86 / 490 14978.75 / 15089.00 14978.75 / 15089.00 14978.75 / 15089.00 14985.75 / 15082.00
82 / 490 14572.75 / 14683.00 14572.75 / 14683.00 14572.75 / 14683.00 14579.75 / 14676.00
87 / 490 15062.75 / 15173.00 15062.75 / 15173.00 15062.75 / 15173.00 15069.75 / 15166.00
83 / 490 14656.75 / 14767.00 14656.75 / 14767.00 14656.75 / 14767.00 14663.75 / 14760.00
88 / 490 15146.75 / 15257.00 15146.75 / 15257.00 15146.75 / 15257.00 15153.75 / 15250.00
84 / 490 14740.75 / 14851.00 14740.75 / 14851.00 14740.75 / 14851.00 14747.75 / 14844.00
89 / 490 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15237.75 / 15334.00
92 / 322 14634.00 / 14732.00 14634.00 / 14732.00 14634.00 / 14732.00 14641.00 / 14725.00
95 / 322 14956.00 / 15054.00 14956.00 / 15054.00 14956.00 / 15054.00 14963.00 / 15047.00
93 / 322 14718.00 / 14816.00 14718.00 / 14816.00 14718.00 / 14816.00 14725.00 / 14809.00
96 / 322 15040.00 / 15138.00 15040.00 / 15138.00 15040.00 / 15138.00 15047.00 / 15131.00
94 / 322 14802.00 / 14900.00 14802.00 / 14900.00 14802.00 / 14900.00 14809.00 / 14893.00
97 / 322 15124.00 / 15222.00 15124.00 / 15222.00 15124.00 / 15222.00 15131.00 / 15215.00
6.2.2.5 18 GHz band
RAU1 18
Index/
(MHz)
11 / 1010 17708.25 / 18007.75 17710.00 / 18006.00 17713.50 / 18002.50 17720.50 / 17995.50
15 / 1010 18718.25 / 19017.75 18720.00 / 19016.00 18723.50 / 19012.50 18730.50 / 19005.50
12 / 1010 17935.25 / 18234.75 17937.00 / 18233.00 17940.50 / 18229.50 17947.50 / 18222.50
16 / 1010 18945.25 / 19244.75 18947.00 / 19243.00 18950.50 / 19239.50 18957.50 / 19232.50
13 / 1010 18155.25 / 18454.75 18157.00 / 18453.00 18160.50 / 18449.50 18167.50 / 18442.50
17 / 1010 19165.25 / 19464.75 19167.00 / 19463.00 19170.50 / 19459.50 19177.50 / 19452.50
14 / 1010 18375.25 / 18674.75 18377.00 / 18673.00 18380.50 / 18669.50 18387.50 / 18662.50
18 / 1010 19385.25 / 19684.75 19387.00 / 19683.00 19390.50 / 19679.50 19397.50 / 19672.50
21 / 340 18581.75 / 18668.25 18583.50 / 18666.50 18587.00 / 18663.00 18594.00 / 18656.00
25 / 340 18921.75 / 19008.25 18923.50 / 19006.50 18927.00 / 19003.00 18934.00 / 18996.00
22 / 340 18656.75 / 18743.25 18658.50 / 18741.50 18662.00 / 18738.00 18669.00 / 18731.00
26 / 340 18996.75 / 19083.25 18998.50 / 19081.50 19002.00 / 19078.00 19009.00 / 19071.00
23 / 340 18731.75 / 18828.25 18733.50 / 18826.50 18737.00 / 18823.00 18744.00 / 18816.00
27 / 340 19071.75 / 19168.25 19073.50 / 19166.50 19077.00 / 19163.00 19084.00 / 19156.00
24 / 340 18821.75 / 18918.25 18823.50 / 18916.50 18827.00 / 18913.00 18834.00 / 18906.00
28 / 340 19161.75 / 19258.25 19163.50 / 19256.50 19167.00 / 19253.00 19174.00 / 19246.00
31 / 1560 17701.75 / 18001.25 17703.50 / 17999.50 17707.00 / 17996.00 17714.00 / 17989.00
35 / 1560 19261.75 / 19561.25 19263.50 / 19559.50 19267.00 / 19556.00 19274.00 / 19549.00
32 / 1560 17838.75 / 18138.25 17840.50 / 18136.50 17844.00 / 18133.00 17851.00 / 18126.00
36 / 1560 19398.75 / 19698.25 19400.50 / 19696.50 19404.00 / 19693.00 19411.00 / 19686.00
41 / 1008 17722.25 / 18007.75 17724.00 / 18006.00 17727.50 / 18002.50 17734.50 / 17995.50
45 / 1008 18730.25 / 19015.75 18732.00 / 19014.00 18735.50 / 19010.50 18742.50 /19003.50
42 / 1008 17937.25 / 18234.75 17939.00 / 18233.00 17942.50 / 18229.50 17949.50 / 18222.50
Open


Index/
(MHz)
46 / 1008 18945.25 / 19242.75 18947.00 / 19241.00 18950.50 / 19237.50 18957.50 / 19230.50
43 / 1008 18157.25 / 18454.75 18159.00 / 18453.00 18162.50 / 18449.50 18169.50 / 18442.50
47 / 1008 19165.25 / 19462.75 19167.00 / 19461.00 19170.50 / 19457.50 19177.50 / 19450.50
44 / 1008 18377.25 / 18670.75 18379.00 / 18669.00 18382.50 / 18665.50 18389.50 / 18658.50
48 / 1008 19385.25 / 19678.75 19387.00 / 19677.00 19390.50 / 19673.50 19397.50 / 19666.50
6.2.2.6 23 GHz band
RAU2 23
Index/ Lowest/Highest Tx frequency (MHz)
Duplex
(MHz)
12 / 1050 21952.00 / 22496.25 21953.75 / 22494.50 21957.25 / 22491.00 21964.25 / 22484.00
14 / 1050 23002.00 / 23546.25 23003.75 / 23544.50 23007.25 / 23541.00 23014.25 / 23534.00
21 / 1232 21225.75 / 21784.00 21227.5 / 21782.25 21231.00 / 21778.75 21238.00 / 21771.75
23 / 1232 22457.75 / 23016.00 22459.50 / 23014.25 22463.00 / 23010.75 22470.00 / 23003.75
22 / 1232 21785.75 / 22361.50 21787.50 / 22359.75 21791.00 / 22356.25 21798.00 / 22349.25
24 / 1232 23017.75 / 23593.50 23019.50 / 23591.75 23023.00 / 23588.25 23030.00 / 23581.25
45 / 1200 21220.00 / 21801.00 21221.75 / 21799.25 21225.25 / 21795.75 21232.25 / 21788.75
47 / 1200 22240.00 / 23001.00 22421.75 / 22999.25 22425.25 / 22995.75 22432.25 / 22988.75
46 / 1200 21798.00 / 22398.25 21799.75 / 22396.50 21803.25 / 22393.00 21810.25 / 22386.00
48 / 1200 22998.00 / 23598.25 22999.75 / 23596.50 23003.25 / 23593.00 23010.25 / 23586.00
56 / 1008 22004.50 / 22512.00 22006.25 / 22510.25 22009.75 / 22506.75 22016.75 / 22499.75
58 / 1008 23012.50 / 23520.00 23014.25 / 23518.25 23017.75 / 23514.75 23024.75 / 23507.75
57 / 1008 22081.50 / 22589.00 22083.25 / 22587.25 22086.75 / 22583.75 22093.75 / 22576.75
59 / 1008 23089.50 / 23597.00 23091.25 / 23595.25 23094.75 / 23591.75 23101.75 / 23584.75
6.2.2.7 26 GHz band
RAU1 26
Duplex
(MHz)
21 / 1008 24550,75 / 24997,00 24552,50 / 24995,25 24556,00 / 24991,75 24563,00 / 24984,75
26 / 1008 25558,75 / 26005,00 25560,50 / 26003,25 25564,00 / 25999,75 25571,00 / 25992,75
24 / 1008 24997.00 / 25443.25 24998.75 / 25441.50 25002.25 / 25438.00 25009.25 / 25431.00
29 / 1008 26005.00 / 26451.25 26006.75 / 26449.50 26010.25 / 26446.00 26017.25 / 26439.00
90 / 1008 24885.00 / 25331.25 24886.75 / 25329.50 24890.25 / 25326.00 24897.25 / 25319.00
95 / 1008 25893.00 / 26339.25 25894.75 / 26337.50 25898.25 / 26334.00 25905.25 / 26327.00
Open

6.2.2.8 38 GHz band
RAU2 38
Duplex
(MHz)
11 / 1260 37059.75 / 37338.00 37061.50 / 37336.25 37065.00 / 37332.75 37072.00 / 37325.75
15 / 1260 38319.75 / 38598.00 38321.50 / 38596.25 38325.00 / 38592.75 38332.00 / 38585.75
12 / 1260 37339.75 / 37618.00 37341.50 / 37616.25 37345.00 / 37612.75 37352.00 / 37605.75
16 / 1260 38599.75 / 38878.00 38601.50 / 38876.25 38605.00 / 38872.75 38612.00 / 38865.75
13 / 1260 37619.75 / 37898.00 37621.50 / 37896.25 37625.00 / 37892.75 37632.00 / 37885.75
17 / 1260 38879.75 / 39158.00 38881.50 / 39156.25 38885.00 / 39152.75 38892.00 / 39145.75
14 / 1260 37899.75 / 38178.00 37901.50 / 38176.25 37905.00 / 38172.75 37912.00 / 38165.75
18 / 1260 39159.75 / 39438.00 39161.50 / 39436.25 39165.00 / 39432.75 39172.00 / 39425.75
23 / 1260 37759.75 / 38038.00 37761.50 / 38036.25 37765.00 / 38032.75 37772.00 / 38025.75
27 / 1260 39019.75 / 39298.00 39021.50 / 39296.25 39025.00 / 39292.75 39032.00 / 39285.75
31 / 700 38601.75 / 38798.25 38603.50 / 38796.50 38607.00 / 38793.00 38614.00 / 38786.00
35 / 700 39301.75 / 39498.25 39303.50 / 39496.50 39307.00 / 39493.00 39314.00 / 39486.00
32 / 700 38771.75 / 38968.25 38773.50 / 38966.50 38777.00 / 38963.00 38784.00 / 38956.00
36 / 700 39471.75 / 39668.25 39473.50 / 39666.50 39477.00 / 39663.00 39484.00 / 39656.00
33 / 700 38931.75 / 39128.25 38933.50 / 39126.50 38937.00 / 39123.00 38944.00 / 39116.00
37 / 700 39631.75 / 39828.25 39633.50 / 39826.50 39637.00 / 39823.00 39644.00 / 39816.00
34 / 700 39101.75 / 39298.25 39103.50 / 39296.50 39107.00 / 39293.00 39114.00 / 39286.00
38 / 700 39801.75 / 39998.25 39803.50 / 39996.50 39807.00 / 39993.00 39814.00 / 39986.00
6.2.3 Capacity and Modulation Agile Radio
6.2.3.1 7 GHz Band
RAU1 N 7
Index/
(MHz)
16QAM - 8x2 Mbit/s 17x2 Mbit/s 32x2 Mbit/s
11 / 154 7429.75 / 7482.25 7431.50 / 7480.50 7435.00 / 7477.00 7442.00 / 7470.00
15 / 154 7583.75 / 7636.25 7585.50 / 7634.50 7589.00 / 7631.00 7596.00 / 7624.00
12 / 154 7457.75 / 7510.25 7459.50 / 7508.50 7463.00 / 7505.00 7470.00 / 7498.00
16 / 154 7611.75 / 7664.25 7613.50 / 7662.50 7617.00 / 7659.00 7624.00 / 7652.00
13 / 154 7485.75 / 7538.25 7487.50 / 7536.50 7491.00 / 7533.00 7498.00 / 7526.00
17 / 154 7639.75 / 7692.25 7641.50 / 7690.50 7645.00 / 7687.00 7652.00 / 7680.00
14 / 154 7513.75 / 7566.25 7515.50 / 7564.50 7519.00 / 7561.00 7526.00 / 7554.00
18 / 154 7667.75 / 7720.25 7669.50 / 7718.50 7673.00 / 7715.00 7680.00 / 7708.00
31 / 161 7126.25 / 7182.25 7128.00 / 7180.50 7131.50 / 7177.00 7138.50 / 7170.00
35 / 161 7287.25 / 7343.25 7289.00 / 7341.50 7292.50 / 7338.00 7299.50 / 7331.00
32 / 161 7154.25 / 7210.25 7156.00 / 7208.50 7159.50 / 7205.00 7166.50 / 7198.00
36 / 161 7315.25 / 7371.25 7317.00 / 7369.50 7320.50 / 7366.00 7327.50 / 7359.00
33 / 161 7182.25 / 7238.25 7184.00 / 7236.50 7187.50 / 7233.00 7194.50 / 7226.00
37 / 161 7343.25 / 7399.25 7345.00 / 7397.50 7348.50 / 7394.00 7355.50 / 7387.00
34 / 161 7210.25 / 7266.25 7212.00 / 7264.50 7215.50 / 7261.00 7222.50 / 7254.00
38 / 161 7371.25 / 7427.25 7373.00 / 7425.50 7376.50 / 7422.00 7383.50 / 7415.00
Open


Index/
(MHz)
41 / 161 7426.25 / 7482.25 7428.00 / 7480.50 7431.50 / 7477.00 7438.50 / 7470.00
45 / 161 7587.25 / 7643.25 7589.00 / 7641.50 7592.50 / 7638.00 7599.50 / 7631.00
42 / 161 7451.25 / 7510.25 7453.00 / 7508.50 7456.50 / 7505.00 7463.50 / 7498.00
46 / 161 7612.25 / 7671.25 7614.00 / 7669.50 7617.50 / 7666.00 7624.50 / 7659.00
43 / 161 7479.25 / 7538.25 7481.00 / 7536.50 7484.50 / 7533.00 7491.50 / 7526.00
47 / 161 7640.25 / 7699.25 7642.00 / 7697.50 7645.50 / 7694.00 7652.50 / 7687.00
44 / 161 7507.25 / 7566.25 7509.00 / 7564.50 7512.50 / 7561.00 7519.50 / 7554.00
48 / 161 7668.25 / 7727.25 7670.00 / 7725.50 7673.50 / 7722.00 7680.50 / 7715.00
51 / 168 7108.75 / 7161.25 7110.50 / 7159.50 7114.00 / 7156.00 7121.00 / 7149.00
55 / 168 7276.75 / 7329.25 7278.50 / 7327.50 7282.00 / 7324.00 7289.00 / 7317.00
52 / 168 7136.75 / 7189.25 7138.50 / 7187.50 7142.00 / 7184.00 7149.00 / 7177.00
56 / 168 7304.75 / 7357.25 7306.50 / 7355.50 7310.00 / 7352.00 7317.00 / 7345.00
53 / 168 7164.75 / 7217.25 7166.50 / 7215.50 7170.00 / 7212.00 7177.00 /7205.00
57 / 168 7332.75 / 7385.25 7334.50 / 7383.50 7338.00 / 7380.00 7345.00 / 7373.00
54 / 168 7192.75 / 7245.25 7194.50 / 7243.50 7198.00 / 7240.00 7205.00 / 7233.00
58 / 168 7360.75 / 7413.25 7362.50 / 7411.50 7366.00 / 7408.00 7373.00 / 7401.00
71 / 154 7129.75 / 7182.25 7131.50 / 7180.50 7135.00 / 7177.00 7142.00 / 7170.00
75 / 154 7283.75 / 7336.25 7285.50 / 7334.50 7289.00 / 7331.00 7296.00 / 7324.00
72 / 154 7157.75 / 7210.25 7159.50 / 7208.50 7163.00 / 7205.00 7170.00 / 7198.00
76 / 154 7311.75 / 7364.25 7313.50 / 7362.50 7317.00 / 7359.00 7324.00 / 7352.00
73 / 154 7185.75 / 7238.25 7187.50 / 7236.50 7191.00 / 7233.00 7198.00 / 7226.00
77 / 154 7339.75 / 7392.25 7341.50 / 7390.50 7345.00 / 7387.00 7352.00 / 7380.00
74 / 154 7213.75 / 7266.25 7215.50 / 7264.50 7219.00 / 7261.00 7226.00 / 7254.00
78 / 154 7367.75 / 7420.25 7369.50 / 7418.50 7373.00 / 7415.00 7380.00 / 7408.00
81 / 161 7251.25 / 7307.25 7253.00 / 7305.50 7256.50 / 7302.00 7263.50 / 7295.00
85 / 161 7412.25 / 7468.25 7414.00 / 7466.50 7417.50 / 7463.00 7424.50 / 7456.00
82 / 161 7279.25 / 7335.25 7281.00 / 7333.50 7284.50 / 7330.00 7291.50 / 7323.00
86 / 161 7440.25 / 7496.25 7442.00 / 7494.50 7445.50 / 7491.00 7452.50 / 7484.00
83 / 161 7307.25 / 7363.25 7309.00 / 7361.50 7312.50 / 7358.00 7319.50 / 7351.00
87 / 161 7468.25 / 7524.25 7470.00 / 7522.50 7473.50 / 7519.00 7480.50 / 7512.00
84 / 161 7335.25 / 7391.25 7337.00 / 7389.50 7340.50 / 7386.00 7347.50 / 7379.00
88 / 161 7496.25 / 7552.25 7498.00 / 7550.50 7501.50 / 7547.00 7508.50 / 7540.00
91 / 168 7444.75 / 7497.25 7446.50 / 7495.50 7450.00 / 7492.00 7457.00 / 7485.00
95 / 168 7612.75 / 7665.25 7614.50 / 7663.50 7618.00 / 7660.00 7625.00 / 7653.00
92 / 168 7472.75 / 7525.25 7474.50 / 7523.50 7478.00 / 7520.00 7485.00 / 7513.00
96 / 168 7640.75 / 7693.25 7642.50 / 7691.50 7646.00 / 7688.00 7653.00 / 7681.00
93 / 168 7500.75 / 7553.25 7502.50 / 7551.50 7506.00 / 7548.00 7513.00 / 7541.00
97 / 168 7668.75 / 7721.25 7670.50 / 7719.50 7674.00 / 7716.00 7681.00 / 7709.00
94 / 168 7528.75 / 7581.25 7530.50 / 7579.50 7534.00 / 7576.00 7541.00 / 7569.00
98 / 168 7696.75 / 7749.25 7698.50 / 7747.50 7702.00 / 7744.00 7709.00 / 7737.00
Open

6.2.3.2 8 GHz band
RAU1 N 8
Index /
(MHz)
61 / 266 7906.75 / 8008.25 7908.50 / 8006.50 7912.00 / 8003.00 7919.00 / 7996.00
65 / 266 8172.75 / 8274.25 8174.50 / 8272.50 8178.00 / 8269.00 8185.00 / 8262.00
62 / 266 7969.75 / 8071.25 7971.50 / 8069.50 7975.00 / 8066.00 7982.00 / 8059.00
66 / 266 8235.75 / 8337.25 8237.50 / 8335.50 8241.00 / 8332.00 8248.00 / 8325.00
63 / 266 8032.75 / 8134.25 8034.50 / 8132.50 8038.00 / 8129.00 8045.00 / 8122.00
67 / 266 8298.75 / 8400.25 8300.50 / 8398.50 8304.00 / 8395.00 8311.00 / 8388.00
71 / 311.32 7719.900 / 7834.800 7721.750 / 7832.950 7725.475 / 7829.250 7732.875 / 7821.825
75 / 311.32 8031.225 / 8146.125 8033.075 / 8144.275 8036.800 / 8140.575 8044.200 / 8133.150
72 / 311.32 7779.200 / 7879.275 7781.050 / 7877.425 7784.775 / 7873.725 7792.175 / 7866.300
76 / 311.32 8090.525 / 8190.600 8092.375 / 8188.750 8096.100 / 8185.050 8103.500 / 8177.625
73 / 311.32 7853.325 / 7968.225 7855.175 / 7966.375 7858.900 / 7962.675 7866.300 / 7955.250
77 / 311.32 8164.650 / 8279.550 8166.500 / 8277.700 8170.225 / 8274.000 8177.625 / 8266.575
6.2.3.3 13 GHz band
RAU2 N 13
Duplex
(MHz) 2x2 Mbit/s 4x2/8 Mbit/s 2x8 Mbit/s 34+2 Mbit/s
11 / 266 12752.75 / 12833.25 12754.50 / 12831.50 12758.00 / 12828.00 12765.00 / 12821.00
15 / 266 13018.75 / 13099.25 13020.50 / 13097.50 13024.00 / 13094.00 13031.00 / 13087.00
12 / 266 12822.75 / 12903.25 12824.50 / 12901.50 12828.00 / 12898.00 12835.00 / 12891.00
16 / 266 13088.75 /13169.25 13090.50 / 13167.50 13094.00 / 13164.00 13101.00 / 13157.00
13 / 266 12892.75 / 12973.25 12894.50 / 12971.50 12898.00 / 12968.00 12905.00 / 12961.00
17 / 266 13158.75 / 13239.25 13160.50 / 13237.50 13164.00 / 13234.00 13171.00 / 13227.00
6.2.3.4 15 GHz Band
RAU2 N 15
Duplex
(MHz)
12 / 315 14611.25 / 14730.25 14611.25 / 14728.50 14611.25 / 14725.00 14618.25 / 14718.00
15 / 315 14926.25 / 15045.25 14926.25 / 15043.50 14926.25 / 15040.00 14933.25 / 15033.00
13 / 315 14716.25 / 14816.00 14716.25 / 14816.00 14716.25 / 14816.00 14723.25 / 14809.00
16 / 315 15031.25 / 15131.00 15031.25 / 15131.00 15031.25 / 15131.00 15038.25 / 15124.00
14 / 315 14821.25 / 14921.00 14821.25 / 14921.00 14821.25 / 14921.00 14828.25 / 14914.00
17 / 315 15136.25 / 15236.00 15136.25 / 15236.00 15136.25 / 15236.00 15143.25 / 15229.00
21 / 420 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14509.75 / 14606.00
25 / 420 14922.75 / 15033.00 14922.75 / 15033.00 14922.75 / 15033.00 14929.75 / 15026.00
22 / 420 14614.75 / 14725.00 14614.75 / 14725.00 14614.75 / 14725.00 14621.75 / 14718.00
Open


Duplex
(MHz)
26 / 420 15034.75 / 15145.00 15034.75 / 15145.00 15034.75 / 15145.00 15041.75 / 15138.00
23 / 420 14726.75 / 14830.00 14726.75 / 14830.00 14726.75 / 14830.00 14733.75 / 14823.00
27 / 420 15146.75 / 15250.00 15146.75 / 15250.00 15146.75 / 15250.00 15153.75 / 15243.00
24 / 420 14824.75 / 14921.00 14824.75 / 14921.00 14824.75 / 14921.00 14831.75 / 14914.00
28 / 420 15244.75 / 15341.00 15244.75 / 15341.00 15244.75 / 15341.00 15251.75 / 15334.00
61 / 728 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14502.75 / 14613.00 14509.75 / 14606.00
68 / 728 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15237.75 / 15334.00
80 / 490 14404.75 / 14515.00 14404.75 / 14515.00 14404.75 / 14515.00 14411.75 / 14508.00
85 / 490 14894.75 / 15005.00 14894.75 / 15005.00 14894.75 / 15005.00 14901.75 / 14998.00
81 / 490 14488.75 / 14599.00 14488.75 / 14599.00 14488.75 / 14599.00 14495.75 / 14592.00
86 / 490 14978.75 / 15089.00 14978.75 / 15089.00 14978.75 / 15089.00 14985.75 / 15082.00
82 / 490 14572.75 / 14683.00 14572.75 / 14683.00 14572.75 / 14683.00 14579.75 / 14676.00
87 / 490 15062.75 / 15173.00 15062.75 / 15173.00 15062.75 / 15173.00 15069.75 / 15166.00
83 / 490 14656.75 / 14767.00 14656.75 / 14767.00 14656.75 / 14767.00 14663.75 / 14760.00
88 / 490 15146.75 / 15257.00 15146.75 / 15257.00 15146.75 / 15257.00 15153.75 / 15250.00
84 / 490 14740.75 / 14851.00 14740.75 / 14851.00 14740.75 / 14851.00 14747.75 / 14844.00
89 / 490 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15230.75 / 15341.00 15237.75 / 15334.00
6.2.3.5 18 GHz Band
RAU1 N 18
Index/
(MHz)
11 / 1010 17708.25 / 18007.75 17710.00 / 18006.00 17713.50 / 18002.50 17720.50 / 17995.50
15 / 1010 18718.25 / 19017.75 18720.00 / 19016.00 18723.50 / 19012.50 18730.50 / 19005.50
12 / 1010 17935.25 / 18234.75 17937.00 / 18233.00 17940.50 / 18229.50 17947.50 / 18222.50
16 / 1010 18945.25 / 19244.75 18947.00 / 19243.00 18950.50 / 19239.50 18957.50 / 19232.50
13 / 1010 18155.25 / 18454.75 18157.00 / 18453.00 18160.50 / 18449.50 18167.50 / 18442.50
17 / 1010 19165.25 / 19464.75 19167.00 / 19463.00 19170.50 / 19459.50 19177.50 / 19452.50
14 / 1010 18375.25 / 18674.75 18377.00 / 18673.00 18380.50 / 18669.50 18387.50 / 18662.50
18 / 1010 19385.25 / 19684.75 19387.00 / 19683.00 19390.50 / 19679.50 19397.50 / 19672.50
31 / 1560 17701.75 / 18001.25 17703.50 / 17999.50 17707.00 / 17996.00 17714.00 / 17989.00
35 / 1560 19261.75 / 19561.25 19263.50 / 19559.50 19267.00 / 19556.00 19274.00 / 19549.00
32 / 1560 17838.75 / 18138.25 17840.50 / 18136.50 17844.00 / 18133.00 17851.00 / 18126.00
36 / 1560 19398.75 / 19698.25 19400.50 / 19696.50 19404.00 / 19693.00 19411.00 / 19686.00
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6.2.3.6 23 GHz Band
RAU2 N 23
Duplex
(MHz)
76 / 1008 22009.75 / 22286.25 22011.50 / 22284.50 22015.00 / 22281.00 22022.00 / 22274.00
78 / 1008 23017.75 / 23294.25 23019.50 / 23292.50 23023.00 / 23289.00 23030.00 / 23282.00
77 / 1008 22289.75 / 22587.25 22291.50 / 22585.50 22295.00 / 22582.00 22302.00 / 22575.00
79 / 1008 23297.75 / 23595.25 23299.50 / 23593.50 23303.00 / 23590.00 23310.00 / 23583.00
81 / 1200 21196.75 / 21487.25 21198.50 / 21485.50 21202.00 / 21482.00 21209.00 / 21475.00
85 / 1200 22396.75 / 22687.25 22398.50 / 22685.50 22402.00 / 22682.00 22409.00 / 22675.00
82 / 1200 21496.75 / 21787.25 21498.50 / 21785.50 21502.00 / 21782.00 21509.00 / 21775.00
86 / 1200 22696.75 / 22987.25 22698.50 / 22985.50 22702.00 / 22982.00 22709.00 / 22975.00
83 / 1200 21796.75 / 22115.25 21798.50 / 22113.50 21802.00 / 22110.00 21809.00 / 22103.00
87 / 1200 22996.75 / 23315.25 22998.50 / 23313.50 23002.00 / 23310.00 23009.00 / 23303.00
84 / 1200 22096.75 / 22387.25 22098.50 / 22385.50 22102.00 / 22382.00 22109.00 / 22375.00
88 / 1200 23296.75 / 23587.25 23298.50 / 23585.50 23302.00 / 23582.00 23309.00 / 23575.00
91 / 1232 21219.75 / 21516.25 21221.50 / 21514.50 21225.00 / 21511.00 21232.00 / 21504.00
95 / 1232 22451.75 / 22748.25 22453.50 / 22746.50 22457.00 / 22743.00 22464.00 / 22736.00
92 / 1232 21505.75 / 21796.25 21507.50 / 21794.50 21511.00 / 21791.00 21518.00 / 21784.00
96 / 1232 22737.75 / 23028.25 22739.50 / 23026.50 22743.00 / 23023.00 22750.00 / 23016.00
93 / 1232 21785.75 / 22076.25 21787.50 / 22074.50 21791.00 / 22071.00 21798.00 / 22064.00
97 / 1232 23017.75 / 23308.25 23019.50 / 23306.50 23023.00 / 23303.00 23030.00 / 23296.00
94 / 1232 22065.75 / 22356.25 22067.50 / 22354.50 22071.00 / 22351.00 22078.00 / 22344.00
98 / 1232 23297.75 / 23588.25 23299.50 / 23586.50 23303.00 / 23583.00 23310.00 / 23576.00
6.2.3.7 26 GHz band
RAU2 N 26
Duplex
(MHz)
31 / 1008 24550.75 / 24771.25 24552.50 / 24769.50 24556,00 / 24766,00 24563,00 / 24759,00
35 / 1008 25558.75 / 25779.25 25560.50 / 25777.50 25564,00 / 25774,00 25571,00 / 25767,00
32 / 1008 24774.75 / 24995.25 24776.50 / 24993.50 24780,00 / 24990,00 24787,00 / 24983,00
36 / 1008 25782.75 / 26003.25 25784.50 / 26001.50 25788,00 / 25998,00 25795,00 / 25991,00
33 / 1008 24998.75 / 25219.25 25000.50 / 25217.50 25004,00 / 25214,00 25011,00 / 25207,00
37 / 1008 26006.75 / 26227.25 26008.50 / 26225.50 26012,00 / 26222,00 26019,00 / 26215,00
34 / 1008 25222.75 / 25443.25 25224.50 / 25441.50 25228,00 / 25438,00 25235,00 / 25431,00
38 / 1008 26230.75 / 26451.25 26232.50 / 26449.50 26236,00 / 26446,00 26243,00 / 26439,00
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6.2.3.8 28 GHz Band
RAU2 N 28
Duplex
(MHz)
23 / 1008 28054.25/ 28302.75 28056.00 / 28301.00 28059.50 / 28297.50 28066.50 / 28290.50
28 / 1008 29062.25/ 29310.75 29064.00/ 29309.00 29067.50 / 29305.50 29074.50 / 29298.50
24 / 1008 28194.25 / 28442.75 28196.00 / 28441.00 28199.50 / 28437.50 28206.50 / 28430.50
29 / 1008 29202.25 / 29450.75 29204.00 / 29449.00 29207.50 / 29445.50 29214.50 / 29438.50
6.2.3.9 32 GHz band
RAU2 N 32
Duplex
(MHz)
11 / 812 31816,75 / 32093,25 31818,50 / 32091,50 31822,00 / 32088,00 31829,00 / 32081,00
15 / 812 32628,75 / 32905,25 32630,50 / 32903,50 32634,00 / 32900,00 32641,00 / 32893,00
12 / 812 32054,75 / 32331,25 32056,50 / 32329,50 32060,00 / 32326,00 32067,00 / 32319,00
16 / 812 32866,75 / 33143,25 32868,50 / 33141,50 32872,00 / 33138,00 32879,00 / 33131,00
13 / 812 32292,75 / 32569,25 32294,50 / 32567,50 32298,00 / 32564,00 32305,00 / 32557,00
17 / 812 33104,75 / 33381,25 33106,50 / 33379,50 33110,00 / 33376,00 33117,00 / 33369,00
6.2.3.10 38 GHz Band
RAU2 N 38
Index /
(MHz)
11 / 1260 37059.75 / 37338.00 37061.50 / 37336.25 37065.00 / 37332.75 37072.00 / 37325.75
15 / 1260 38319.75 / 38598.00 38321.50 / 38596.25 38325.00 / 38592.75 38332.00 / 38585.75
12 / 1260 37339.75 / 37618.00 37341.50 / 37616.25 37345.00 / 37612.75 37352.00 / 37605.75
16 / 1260 38599.75 / 38878.00 38601.50 / 38876.25 38605.00 / 38872.75 38612.00 / 38865.75
13 / 1260 37619.75 / 37898.00 37621.50 / 37896.25 37625.00 / 37892.75 37632.00 / 37885.75
17 / 1260 38879.75 / 39158.00 38881.50 / 39156.25 38885.00 / 39152.75 38892.00 / 39145.75
14 / 1260 37899.75 / 38178.00 37901.50 / 38176.25 37905.00 / 38172.75 37912.00 / 38165.75
18 / 1260 39159.75 / 39438.00 39161.50 / 39436.25 39165.00 / 39432.75 39172.00 / 39425.75
23 / 1260 37759.75 / 38038.00 37761.50 / 38036.25 37765.00 / 38032.75 37772.00 / 38025.75
27 / 1260 39019.75 / 39298.00 39021.50 / 39296.25 39025.00 / 39292.75 39032.00 / 39285.75
31 / 700 38601.75 / 38798.25 38603.50 / 38796.50 38607.00 / 38793.00 38614.00 / 38786.00
35 / 700 39301.75 / 39498.25 39303.50 / 39496.50 39307.00 / 39493.00 39314.00 / 39486.00
32 / 700 38771.75 / 38968.25 38773.50 / 38966.50 38777.00 / 38963.00 38784.00 / 38956.00
36 / 700 39471.75 / 39668.25 39473.50 / 39666.50 39477.00 / 39663.00 39484.00 / 39656.00
33 / 700 38931.75 / 39128.25 38933.50 / 39126.50 38937.00 / 39123.00 38944.00 / 39116.00
37 / 700 39631.75 / 39828.25 39633.50 / 39826.50 39637.00 / 39823.00 39644.00 / 39816.00
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Index /
(MHz)
34 / 700 39101.75 / 39298.25 39103.50 / 39296.50 39107.00 / 39293.00 39114.00 / 39286.00
38 / 700 39801.75 / 39998.25 39803.50 / 39996.50 39807.00 / 39993.00 39814.00 / 39986.00
6.2.4 Transmit Power
It is possible to turn the transmit power on/off controlled by:

• O&M system (locally or remotely)
• 1+1 protection logic to support hot standby operation
Moreover the output power level can be stepwise selected, from O&M, on site
(this function is not available on Radio Terminals with RAU1 26 with standard
output power).
Optionally, it is possible to equip the Radio Terminal with RAU1 with fixed
and/or mechanically adjustable attenuators to extend the electronically
adjustable range.
6.2.5 Loops
The following loops on the near-end Radio Terminal are supported in order to
find out if the RAU or MMU is faulty.
IF Loop In the MMU the traffic signal to be transmitted is, after

being modulated, mixed with the frequency of a local
oscillator and looped back for demodulation (on the
receiving side).
RF Loop In the RAU a fraction of the RF signal transmitted is

shifted in frequency and looped back to the receiving
side.
In addition the Rx Loop can be used to verify the communication over the
radio path.
IF Loop RF Loop Rx Loop
MMU RAU RAU MMU
Near-end Far-end
6639
Figure 7 Radio Terminal loops

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6.2.6 Radio Section Protection
6.2.6.1 Configurations
All configurations giving radio section protection are based on the same RAUs
and MMUs as used for unprotected terminals.
Hot-standby operation:
• Both transmitters are tuned to same frequency.

• One transmitter is active and the other is in standby.
• Both receivers are active and tuned to the same radio frequency.
• This configuration is capable of providing hitless (error free) switching at
fading conditions.
• Switching (receiver and/or transmitter) due to hardware failures
is non-hitless.
• Two antennas are used for space diversity.
• One or two antennas may be used for hot standby.
Working-standby operation:
• Transmitters are tuned to different frequencies.

• Both transmitters are active.
• Both receivers are active and tuned to the corresponding transmitted
frequencies.
• This configuration is capable of providing hitless (error free) receiver
switching at fading conditions.
• Switching (receiver and/or transmitter) due to hardware failures
is non-hitless.
6.2.6.2 Receiver Selection
The below given receiver selection criteria applies to both working

standby/frequency diversity and hot standby/space diversity.
Two modes of operation are available:
• Manual mode, with receiver selection controlled manually through the

O&M system (locally and remotely).
• Automatic mode, with receiver selection controlled by locally generated

receiver alarms and status signals.
In the event of automatic mode operation receiver changeover (propagation

protection) due to fading is hitless (error free). Receiver selection is based on
locally generated receiver alarms and status signals and monitored through
the O&M system.
In the event of automatic mode operation and hardware failure, the receiver
with the lowest alarm criticality is selected (hardware protection). The order of
criticality is defined as follows:
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1. No RAU/MMU inserted (most critical)
2. Traffic-affecting hardware failure identified.
3. Non-traffic-affecting hardware failure identified (least critical)
Receiver selection is based on locally generated receiver alarms.
6.2.6.3 Transmitter Selection
Transmitter selection only applies to hot standby/space diversity system.
Two modes of operation are available:
1. Manual mode, with transmitter selection controlled manually through the

O&M system (locally and remotely).
2. Automatic mode, with transmitter selection controlled by locally generated

transmitter alarms and status signals or by request from remote end
receivers.
The operating mode is controlled and monitored through the O&M system.
Automatic mode is default mode of operation.
In the event of automatic mode operation and hardware failure, the

transmitter with the lowest alarm criticality is selected (hardware protection).
The order of criticality is defined as follows:
1. No RAU/MMU inserted (most critical)
2. Traffic-affecting hardware failure identified.
3. Non-traffic-affecting hardware failure identified (least critical)
Transmitter changeover is not required to be hitless (traffic interrupts are

allowed).
Transmitter selection is based on locally generated transmitter alarms and

status signals.
6.2.7 Transmission Performance
The performance of the Radio Terminal is measured and logged based on the
ITU-T Rec G 826. In case of protected operation the performance estimate
refers to the performance of the protected path.
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6.3 Transmitter Performance C-QPSK
6.3.1 Transmitter Performance RTPC Mode
6.3.1.1 Frequency Tolerance
The transmitter carrier frequency does not deviate more than ±10 ppm from
nominal frequency.
6.3.1.2 Output Power with RAU1 and RAU2
The output power is set in 1 dB steps in ranges without fixed attenuators:

Output power Output power range Output power
version (dBm) tolerance (dB)
RAU1 7 Std +1 to +21 ±2
HP +8 to +28 ±2
RAU1 8 Std +0 to +20 ±2
HP +6 to +26 ±2
RAU2 13 Std -7 to +18 ±2
HP -7 to +23 ±2
RAU2 15 Std -10 to +18 ±2
HP -10 to +25 ±2
RAU1 18 Std +1 to +16 ±2
Dupl. < 1GHz HP +8 to +23 ±2
RAU1 18 Std +2 to +17 ±2
Dupl. > 1GHz HP +9 to +24 ±2
RAU2 23 Std -7 to +20 ±2
HP -7 to +23 ±2
RAU1 26 Std +10 (fixed) ±2.5
HP +3 to +18 ±2.5
RAU2 38 Std -10 to +17 ±2
With optional fixed and mechanically adjustable attenuators:

Adjustable
attenuation range Fixed attenuators (dB)
(dB)
RAU1 7 NA 11, 20
RAU1 8 NA 11, 20
RAU1 18 NA 8, 15, 22
RAU1 26 Std 0 to 15 12, 22, 31, 39
RAU1 26 HP NA 12, 22, 31, 39
Output power tolerance with fixed attenuators: ± 5 dB, variation due to

temperature only: ± 3 dB.
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6.3.1.3 Output Power with RAU1 N and RAU2 N
The output power is set in 1 dB steps in ranges:

RAU1 N 7 Std +8 to +26 ±2
RAU1 N 8 Std +8 to +22 ±2
RAU2 N 13 Std -2 to +18 ±2
RAU2 N 15 Std -2 to +18 ±2
RAU1 N 18 Std +1 to +18 ±2
RAU2 N 23 Std -2 to +18 ±2
RAU2 N 26 Std -2 to +18 ±2
RAU2 N 28 Std -3 to +17 ±2
RAU2 N 32 Std -3 to +17 ±2
RAU2 N 38 Std -5 to +17 ±2
6.3.1.4 Output Spectrum
The transmitter spectrum stays within masks given below. The 0 dB level
relates to the spectral power density of the actual centre frequency
disregarding residual carrier as measured with IF bandwidth 100 kHz for
34+2 Mbit/s, 30 kHz at lower rates and with video bandwidth 100 Hz.
A0 dB
A1 dB
A2 dB
F1 F2 F3 F4
Frequency from nominal carrier frequency (MHz)
Bitrate A0 A1 A2 F1 F2 F3 F4
(Mbit/s) (dB) (dB) (dB) (MHz) (MHz) (MHz) (MHz)
2x2 +1 -23 -45 1.4 2.8 5 9
4x2 +1 -23 -45 2.5 5.6 9 18
8x2 +1 -23 -45 5.0 11 17 35
17x2 +1 -23 -45 10.5 19 30 70
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6.3.1.5 Transmitter Spurious Levels
Transmitter spuriouses are less than:
• -50 dBm in the band 30 MHz-21.2 GHz (RAU1 N, RAU2 and RAU2 N)
o -50 dBm in any 100 kHz band from 30 MHz to 1 GHz

o -50 dBm in any 1 MHz band from 1 GHz to 21.2 GHz
• -60 dBm in the band 30 MHz-21.2 GHz (RAU1)
• -30 dBm in the band 21.2 - 110 GHz
o -30 dBm in any 100 kHz band for channel spacings ≤ 7 MHz, and
in the range from ± 2.5 times of channel spacing to ± 56 MHz
o -30 dBm in any 1 MHz band in all other cases
excluding a frequency band ± 2.5 times the channel spacing from the nominal
transmitter frequency.
6.3.2 Transmitter Performance ATPC Mode
See 6.3.1.1.
6.3.2.2 Output Power with RAU1 and RAU2
The output power ranges without fixed attenuators:

Maximum nominal
Output power Minimum
output power,
version power (dBm)
PATPC,max (dBm)
RAU1 7 Std NA NA
HP NA NA
RAU1 8 Std NA NA
HP NA NA
RAU2 13 Std +18 ±2 -7 ±2
HP +23 ±2 -7 ±2
RAU2 15 Std +18 ±2 -10 ±2
HP +25 ±2 -10 ±2
RAU1 18 Std +16 ±2 +1 ±2
Dupl. < 1GHz HP +23 ±2 +8 ±2
RAU1 18 Std +17 ±2 +2 ±2
Dupl. > 1GHz HP +24 ±2 +9 ±2
RAU2 23 Std +20 ±2 -7 ±2
HP +23±2 -7 ±2
RAU1 26 Std NA NA
HP NA NA
RAU2 38 Std +17±2 -10 ±2
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With optional fixed attenuators:
Fixed attenuators (dB)
RAU1 18 8, 15, 22
The output power range:

Output power Maximum nominal output Minimum
version power, PATPC,max (dBm) power (dBm)
RAU1 N 7 Std +26 ±2 +8 ±2
RAU1 N 8 Std +22 ±2 +8 ±2
RAU2 N 13 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU2 N 15 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU1 N 18 Std +18 ±2 +1 ±2
RAU2 N 23 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU2 N 26 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU2 N 28 Std +17 ±2 -3 ±2
RAU2 N 32 Std +17 ±2 -3 ±2
RAU2 N 38 Std +17* ±2 -5 ±2
See 6.3.1.4.
See 6.3.1.5.
6.4 Transmitter Performance 16QAM
6.4.1 Transmitter Performance RTPC Mode
See 6.3.1.1.
The output power is set in 1 dB steps in ranges:

RAU1 N 7 Std +8 to +26 ±2
RAU1 N 8 Std +8 to +22 ±2
RAU2 N 13 Std -2 to +18 ±2
RAU2 N 15 Std -2 to +18 ±2
RAU1 N 18 Std +1 to +17 ±2
RAU2 N 23 Std -2 to +18 ±2
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RAU2 N 26 Std -2 to +17 ±2
RAU2 N 28 Std -3 to +17 ±2
RAU2 N 32 Std -3 to +17 ±2
RAU2 N 38 Std -5 to +14 ±2
6.4.1.3 Output spectrum
The transmitter spectrum stays within masks given below. The 0 dB level
relates to the spectral power density of the actual centre frequency
disregarding residual carrier as measured with IF bandwidth 30 kHz and a
video bandwidth of 300 Hz.
Ao dB
A1 dB
A2 dB
A3 dB
F0 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
Frequency from carrier frequency (MHz)
Bitrate A0 A1 A2 A3 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
(Mbit/s) (dB) (dB) (dB) (dB) (MHz) (MHz) (MHz) (MHz) (MHz)
2x8 +1 -32 -37 -55 2.8 5.6 7 14 17.5
34+2 +1 -32 -37 -55 5.6 11.2 14 28 35
Any inband CW spurious signal fulfils the ETSI requirement which states that
A3 = -50 dB (23 - 28 GHz) or A3 = -45 dB (32 - 38 GHz).
Transmitter spuriouses are less than:
• -50 dBm in the band 30 MHz-21.2 GHz
o -50 dBm in any 100 kHz band from 30 MHz to 1 GHz

o -50 dBm in any 1 MHz band from 1 GHz to 21.2 GHz
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• -30 dBm in the band 21.2 - 110 GHz
o -30 dBm in any 100 kHz band for channel spacings ≤ 7 MHz, and
in the range from ± 2.5 times of channel spacing to ± 56 MHz
o -30 dBm in any 1 MHz band in all other cases
excluding a frequency band ± 2.5 times the channel spacing from the nominal
transmitter frequency.
6.4.2 Transmitter Performance ATPC Mode
See 6.3.1.1.
The output power range:

Output power Maximum nominal output Minimum
version power, PATPC,max (dBm) power (dBm)
RAU1 N 7 Std +26 ±2 +8 ±2
RAU1 N 8 Std +22 ±2 +8 ±2
RAU2 N 13 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU2 N 15 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU1 N 18 Std +17 ±2 +1 ±2
RAU2 N 23 Std +18 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU2 N 26 Std +17 ±2 -2 ±2
RAU2 N 28 Std +17 ±2 -3 ±2
RAU2 N 32 Std +17 ±2 -3 ±2
RAU2 N 38 Std +14 ±2 -5 ±2
See 6.4.1.3.
See 6.4.1.4.
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6.5 Receiver Performance C-QPSK
6.5.1 Threshold Definition
Guarantee: Guaranteed value for all temperatures.
Planning: Ericsson recommendation for path planning.

Planning threshold = 1 dB below guarantee threshold.
Planning threshold is used by path planning programs MLperf
and TEMS LinkPlanner.
Typical: Average value in room temperature.
6.5.2 Detection Performance with RAU1 and RAU2
The receiver complies with detection performance tabled below:
Bitrate BER 10-6 threshold

BER 10-3 threshold (dBm)
(Mbit/s) (dBm)
Typical Guarantee Typical Guarantee
RAU1 7 2x2 -95 -92 -91 -88
4x2 -92 -89 -88 -85
8x2 -89 -86 -85 -82
17x2 -86 -83 -82 -79
RAU1 8 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU2 13 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU2 15 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU1 18 2x2 -95 -92 -91 -88
Duplex > 1 GHz 4x2 -92 -89 -88 -85
8x2 -89 -86 -85 -82
17x2 -86 -83 -82 -79
RAU1 18 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
Duplex < 1 GHz 4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU2 23 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU1 26 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
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Bitrate BER 10-6 threshold
BER 10-3 threshold (dBm)
(Mbit/s) (dBm)
RAU1 26 8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU2 38 2x2 -92 -89 -88 -85
4x2 -89 -86 -85 -82
8x2 -86 -83 -82 -79
17x2 -83 -80 -79 -76
6.5.3 Detection Performance with RAU1 N and RAU2 N
Bitrate BER 10-3 threshold BER 10-6 threshold

(Mbit/s) (dBm) (dBm)
RAU1 N 7 2x2 -95 -92 -91 -88
4x2 -92 -89 -88 -85
8x2 -89 -86 -85 -82
17x2 -86 -83 -82 -79
RAU1 N 8 2x2 -95 -92 -91 -88
4x2 -92 -89 -88 -85
8x2 -89 -86 -85 -82
17x2 -86 -83 -82 -79
RAU2 N 15 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU1 N 18 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU2 N 23 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU 2 N 26 2x2 -94 -91 -90 -87
4x2 -91 -88 -87 -84
8x2 -88 -85 -84 -81
17x2 -85 -82 -81 -78
RAU2 N 28 2x2 -94 -91 -89 -86
4x2 -91 -88 -86 -83
8x2 -88 -85 -83 -80
17x2 -85 -82 -80 -77
RAU2 N 32 2x2 -93 -90 -88 -85
4x2 -90 -87 -85 -82
8x2 -87 -84 -82 -79
17x2 -84 -81 -79 -76
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RAU2 N 38 2x2 -92 -89 -88 -85
4x2 -89 -86 -85 -82
8x2 -86 -83 -82 -79
17x2 -83 -80 -79 -76
6.5.4 Co-channel Interference
The limits of co-channel interference are as given in table below, giving C/I
values for 1 dB and 3 dB increase of 10-3 and 10-6 BER limits specified in
6.5.2 and 6.5.3.
BER limit C/I (dB) for 1 dB C/I (dB) for 3 dB

increase of BER limit increase of BER limit
10-3 18 15
10-6 23 19
6.5.5 Adjacent Channel Interference
The limits of adjacent-channel interference are as given in table below, giving

C/I values for 1 dB and 3 dB increase of 10-3 and 10-6 BER limits specified in
6.5.2 and 6.5.3.
Bit-rate Channel BER limit C/I (dB) for 1 C/I (dB) for 3
(Mbit/s) spacing dB increase dB increase
(MHz) of BER limit of BER limit
2x2 3.5 10-3 -5 -8
10-6 0 -4
4x2 7 10-3 -5 -8
10-6 0 -4
8x2 14 1 10-3 -5 -8
10-6 0 -4
17x2 28 2 10-3 -5 -8
10-6 0 -4
Notes:
1/ Also 13,75 MHz at 18 GHz
2/ Also 27,5 MHz at 18 GHz
6.5.6 CW Interference
For a receiver operating at the specified 10-6 threshold, the introduction of a

CW interferer with C/I of -30 dB at any frequency up to 80 GHz excluding a
frequency two times the channel spacing either side of the wanted frequency
does not result in a BER greater than 10-5.
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6.5.7 Residual BER
For RF input level -30 dBm down to a level 10 dB above the 10-6 threshold
given in 6.5.2 and 6.5.3.
Residual BER
Bitrate (Mbit/s)
Typical Guarantee
2x2, 4x2 and 8x2 < 10-10 < 10-12
17x2 and 32x2 < 10-11 < 10-12
6.5.8 Signature
Reference delay: 6.3 ns
Minimum phase and non-minimum phase.
Bit-rate BER 10-3 BER 10-6

Notch Sign. width Notch Sign. width
(Mbit/s)
depth(dB) (MHz) depth(dB) (MHz)
2x2 31 3 28 4
4x2 26 6 23 7
8x2 20 12 17 12
17x2 14 24 11 24
6.5.9 Receiver Overload
The BER is < 10-9 for RF-input levels up to -20 dBm.
6.6 Receiver Performance 16QAM
6.6.1 Threshold definition
Guarantee: Guaranteed value for all temperatures.
Planning: Ericsson recommendation for path planning.

Planning threshold = 1 dB below guarantee threshold.
Planning threshold is used by path planning programs MLperf
and TEMS LinkPlanner.
Typical: Average value in room temperature.

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6.6.2 Detection performance
Data rate BER 10-3 threshold (dBm) BER 10-6 threshold (dBm)
(Mbit/s)
RAU1 N 7 8x2 -87 -84 -86 -83
17x2 -84 -81 -83 -80
32x2 -81 -78 -80 -77
RAU1 N 8 8x2 -87 -84 -86 -83
17x2 -84 -81 -83 -80
32x2 -81 -78 -80 -77
RAU2 N 13 8x2 -86 -83 -85 -82
17x2 -83 -80 -82 -79
32x2 -80 -77 -79 -76
RAU2 N 15 8x2 -86 -83 -85 -82
17x2 -83 -80 -82 -79
32x2 -80 -77 -79 -76
RAU1 N 18 8x2 -86 -83 -85 -82
17x2 -83 -80 -82 -79
32x2 -80 -77 -79 -76
RAU2 N 23 8x2 -86 -83 -85 -82
17x2 -83 -80 -82 -79
32x2 -80 -77 -79 -76
RAU2 N 26 8x2 -86 -83 -85 -82
17x2 -83 -80 -82 -79
32x2 -80 -77 -79 -76
RAU2 N 28 8x2 -85 -82 -84 -81
17x2 -82 -79 -81 -78
32x2 -79 -76 -78 -75
RAU2 N 32 8x2 -84 -81 -83 -80
17x2 -81 -78 -80 -77
32x2 -79 -75 -77 -74
RAU2 N 38 8x2 -83 -80 -82 -79
17x2 -80 -77 -79 -76
32x2 -77 -74 -76 -73
6.6.3 Co-channel interference
The limits of co-channel interference are as given in table below, giving C/I
values for 1 dB and 3 dB increase of the 10-6 BER threshold specified in 6.6.2.
BER limit C/I (dB) for 1 dB C/I (dB) for 3 dB

increase of BER limit increase of BER limit
10-3 24 20
10-6 25 21
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6.6.4 Adjacent channel interference
The limits of (first) adjacent-channel interference are as given in table below,

giving C/I values for 1 dB and 3 dB increase of 10-6 BER limit specified in
6.6.2.
Bit-rate Channel BER limit C/I (dB) for 1 C/I (dB) for 3
(Mbit/s) spacing dB increase dB increase
(MHz) of BER limit of BER limit
8x2 7 10-6 -6 -10
17x2 14 10-6 -6 -10
32x2 28 10-6 -6 -10
6.6.5 CW interference
For a receiver operating at the specified 10-6 threshold, the introduction of a

CW interferer with C/I of -30 dB at any frequency up to 80 GHz excluding a
frequency 2,5 times the channel spacing either side of the wanted frequency
does not result in a BER greater than 10-5.
6.6.6 Residual BER
For RF input level -30 dBm down to a level 10 dB above the 10-6 threshold
given in 6.5.2 and 6.5.3.
Residual BER
Bitrate (Mbit/s)
Typical Guarantee
2x2, 4x2 and 8x2 < 10-10 < 10-12
17x2 and 32x2 < 10-11 < 10-12
6.6.7 Signature
Reference delay: 6.3 ns
Minimum phase and non-minimum phase.
Bit-rate BER 10-3 BER 10-6

(Mbit/s) Notch Sign. width Notch Sign. width
depth(dB) (MHz) depth(dB) (MHz)
8x2 28 7 27 7.5
17x2 24 14 23 15
32x2 20 28 19 30
6.6.8 Receiver overload
The BER is < 10-9 for RF-input levels up to -20 dBm.

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6.7 Received Signal Indication
6.7.1 For Path Acceptance
When measured in steady state condition an RF-input level measure is given

with an accuracy of ± 2 dB for RF-input levels -30 dBm to -60 dBm and ± 3
dB for RF-input levels -60 dBm to -80 dBm
6.7.2 For Antenna Alignment
This detector presents on an external standard voltmeter a voltage

corresponding to RF-input level, roughly logarithmic.
Accuracy: The accuracy of the measured voltage converted to RF-input

level using standard diagram shall be within ± 2.5 dB for RF-
input levels -30 dBm to -60 dBm and ± 3 dB for RF-input levels
–60 dBm to -80 dBm when measured at the RAU testpoint.
6.8 Protection Switching
6.8.1 Transmitter Switching
Maximum interrupt time on PDH traffic at hot standby switching i.e. time from
detected failure in redundant equipment until regained frame synchronisation
in final demultiplexer on receive side: 200 ms.
6.8.2 Receiver Hardware Switching
Maximum interrupt time on PDH traffic at hardware switching i.e. time from
detected failure in redundant equipment until regained frame synchronisation
in final demultiplexer on receive side: 40 ms.
6.8.3 Receiver Hit-less Switching
With standby channel working at -60 dBm RF-input level and operating
channel RF-input moving from -60 dBm down to -90 dBm at a velocity < 20
dB/sec the receiver switching is hitless.
6.9 Antenna Interface
Waveguide interface:
• RAU1 7/RAU1 N 7 Flange type: 154 IEC-UBR 84

• RAU2 N 15 Flange type: 154 IEC-UBR 140
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6.10 Indoor-Outdoor Interconnection
Connector type: Type N
Maximum cable length for performance as specified above:

• 200 m with cable type TZC 500 82
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7 Power Supply
AMM 2p has the DC input located on the NPU2
AMM 6p has the DC input located on the PFU2.
In AMM 20p there is one DC input per PFU1, and FAU1 needs a separate
power input.
7.1 DC Supply Interface
The AMM 20p and AMM 6p provides DC supply interfaces through the front of
the PFU units. The AMM 2p has the DC interface on the NPU2.
FAU1 needs a separate power supply, if an interface panel is not used.
The power is floating, i.e. not connected to station ground.
The connector on the power cable provides spike protection.
7.2 Supply voltage
Supply voltage
Nominal voltage -48 V 24 V
Magazine AMM 2p, AMM 6p, AMM 20p AMM 2p
Tolerance -57.0 to -40.5 V 20.5 to 29 V
Non-harm -60.0 to 0 V 0 to 32 V
operation
An external DC/DC converter shall be used when 24V input voltage is

required for AMM 6p and AMM 20p.
7.3 Input under voltage protection (all plug-in units) and supervision
(Supervision is applicable for PFU1)
The –48 V input voltage is supervised, and if the potential falls below –40.5 V,
an alarm is generated and the current is turned off. The under voltage
protection function releases if the input voltage comes back.
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7.4 Soft start (all plug-in units) and electronic fuse
The soft start and electronic fuse limits inrush currents at start up, or currents
in case of short circuit. This protection feature is activated faster than the blow
fuse, which is the final security function. Thus, the blow fuse is only used if the
electronic fuse is faulty.
For 24 V power feeding the blow fuse will also protect against short circuits
from +24V to chassis.
The electronic fuse is latching, and must be manually reset by switching the
power off and on.
7.5 Power Connector
Connector type: male 2-pin D-sub [(2+2)/15 D-sub, 7W2].
7.6 Power Consumption
7.6.1 Maximum Power Consumption
Magazine Power consumption

AMM 20p 952 W
AMM 6p 352 W
AMM 2p 280 W
7.6.2 Basic Node Power Consumption
Unit Power consumption

NPU 8x2 9W
NPU2 9W
PFU1 16 W
PFU2 with FAU2 14 W
FAU1 (Not plug- 15 W
in unit)
FAU4 6W
LTU 16x2 5W
LTU 12x2 4W
LTU 155e/o 18 W
LTU 155e 18 W
SMU2 6W
AMM 2p (empty) 2W
AMM 6p (empty) 4W
AMM 20p (empty) 12 W
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7.6.3 Radio Terminal Power Consumption
RAU Power Consumption < 20 W
Radio Terminal 2x2 4x2 8x2 17x2 32x2

Mbit/s Mbit/s Mbit/s Mbit/s Mbit/s
1+0 C-QPSK 37 37 37 37 N/A
1+1 C-QPSK 74 74 74 74 N/A
1+0 16QAM N/A N/A 37 37 37
1+1 16QAM N/A N/A 74 74 74
RAU Power Consumption < 27 W

1+0 C-QPSK 45 45 45 45 N/A
1+1 C-QPSK 90 90 90 90 N/A
1+0 16QAM N/A N/A 45 45 45
1+1 16QAM N/A N/A 90 90 90
RAU Power Consumption < 35W

1+0 C-QPSK 55 55 55 55 N/A
1+1 C-QPSK 110 110 110 110 N/A
1+0 16QAM N/A N/A 55 55 55
1+1 16QAM N/A N/A 110 110 110

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7.6.4 RAU Power Consumption
RAU type Power consumption
RAU1 7 St, RAU1 8 St, RAU2 13 St/HP, RAU2 15 St, <20 W

RAU2 M 15, RAU2 N 15, RAU1 N 18, RAU2 23
St/HP,
RAU2 N 32, RAU2 38
RAU1 7 HP, RAU1 8 HP, RAU2 15 HP, < 27 W

RAU1 18 St/HP, RAU1 26 St/HP
RAU1 N 7, RAU1 N 8, RAU2 M 23, RAU2 N23, <35 W

RAU2 N 26, RAU2 M 28, RAU2 N 28, RAU2 N 38
7.7 Indoor Power Dissipation
7.7.1 Basic Node Power Dissipation
Unit Power dissipation

NPU 8x2 9W
NPU2 9W
PFU1 16 W
PFU2 with FAU2 14 W
FAU1 (Not plug- 15 W
in unit)
FAU4 6W
LTU 16x2 5W
LTU 12/1 4W
LTU 155e/o 18 W
LTU 155e 18 W
SMU2 6W
AMM 2p (empty) 2W
AMM 6p (empty) 4W
AMM 20p (empty) 12 W
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7.7.2 Radio Terminal Power Dissipation
RAU Power Dissipation < 20 W

1+0 C-QPSK 17 17 17 17 N/A
1+1 C-QPSK 34 34 34 34 N/A
1+0 16QAM N/A N/A 17 17 17
1+1 16QAM N/A N/A 34 34 34
RAU Power Dissipation < 27 W

1+0 C-QPSK 18 18 18 18 N/A
1+1 C-QPSK 36 36 36 36 N/A
1+0 16QAM N/A N/A 18 18 18
1+1 16QAM N/A N/A 36 36 36
RAU Power Dissipation < 35W

1+0 C-QPSK 20 20 20 20 N/A
1+1 C-QPSK 40 40 40 40 N/A
1+0 16QAM N/A N/A 20 20 20
1+1 16QAM N/A N/A 40 40 40

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8 Cooling
A Fan Unit provides forced cooling of the magazines and circuit boards. The
units continue operation with one failed fan. If the cooling then is insufficient,
the thermal management function will prevent the damage of the Basic Node.
When several magazines are mounted in rack, each magazine will have
independent cooling.
AMM 2p The Fan Unit, FAU4, with three fans is located within the
magazine. Cooling airs enters from the right and exits at the left
of the magazine.
The Fan Unit may be omitted when the total dissipated power
within the magazine is less than 45 W and a 1U space is
located above the magazine.
If a MMU2 is used in the AMM2p a FAU4 is needed.
AMM 6p A Fan Unit, FAU2, with two fans must be located within the
magazine. Cooling air enters from the front and exits at the rear
of the magazine.
There must be at least 30 mm free space behind the magazine

for sufficient airflow. If the space is less than 30 mm, a free
space of 1U should be left above the magazine.
AMM 20p Cooling air enters from the front, below the magazines. The air
flows out at the top of the magazine. A Fan Unit, FAU1, with
three fans can be located above the magazine.
The Fan Unit may be omitted when the cabinet provides a

cooling airflow of at least 130 m3/h and the temperature of the
incoming air is less than 45 °C.
An optional Air Guide can be mounted above the Fan Unit to

lead the air out at the back.
If several magazines are mounted in the same rack, a cable

shelf in one magazine will act as an air guide for the magazine
below.
The fan units have one green LED and one red LED. The green is lit when
power is on. The red is lit when a fan failure is detected.
8.1.1 Fan Alarm Interface
The PFU1 fan alarm interface is a male 8 pin SOFIX connector.
The two FAU1 alarm interfaces to PFU1 are 8 pin SOFIX connectors.
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9 Grounding
9.1 Indoor Unit
AMM has a separate grounding connection to station ground.
For the 48V there are three independent power connections to the AMM,
giving battery + (0 V), battery – (-48 V) and station ground.
24 V power connections for the AMM 6p and AMM 20p requires an external
PS.U
For the 24V there are three independent power connections to the AMM,
giving battery + (+24 V), battery – (0V) and station ground.
FAU1 has a separate grounding connection.
The shield of the radio cable shall be connected to the modem unit that in turn
has galvanic contact with AMM.
9.2 Outdoor Unit (RAU)
The chassis of the unit is connected to the mast which in turn is grounded.
The RAU shall be provided with a separate grounding screw. The shield of
the coaxial cable is connected to the RAU chassis.
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10 Mechanical Data
10.1 Outdoor Units
10.1.1 Weight
RAU1/RAU1 N 18 (excluding antenna): 7 kg
RAU1 N 7, RAU1 N 8 (excluding antenna): 8 kg
RAU2/RAU2 N (excluding antenna): 4 kg
10.1.2 Nominal Dimensions
RAU1/RAU1 N (DxWxH) 144x326x411 mm
RAU2/RAU2 N (DxWxH) 97x260x321 mm
10.2 Indoor Units
10.2.1 Weight
AMM 2p (excluding units): 2.1 kg
Units for AMM mount:

Dummy unit 115x20 0.1 kg
Dummy unit 265x225x20 0.6 kg
NPU2 0.3 kg
NPU8x2 0.5 kg
MMU2 B/C 0.7 kg
LTU 12x2 0.5 kg
SMU2 0,6 kg
LTU 155e/o 0.5 kg
LTU 155e 0.5 kg
PFU1 0.3 kg
PFU2 0.3 kg
Cable Tray for AMM 20p 2.0 kg

FAU1 4.0 kg
FAU2 0.5 kg
FAU4 0.25 kg
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10.2.2 Nominal Dimensions
The magazines fit into standard IEC 297-3 19” cabinets or into cabinets
following metric standard IEC 917-2-2.
The circuit board size of the plug-in units follows the metric standard (IEC
917), except for PFU2 and FAU2.
The size of each plug-in unit is 265x225 mm (HxD) including backplane

connectors. The PFU1 is only half height, i.e. PFU1 is 115x225 mm (HxD).
The unit spacing is 20 mm per slot.
PFU2 and FAU2 are 114x225 mm (HxD). PFU2 uses 50 mm and FAU2 45
mm of the space in AMM 6p.
AMM 2p:
Depth (total) 276 mm (with connectors)
Depth (behind mounting brackets): 236 mm
Width (total) 483 mm
Width (behind mounting brackets): 448 mm
Height 44 mm
AMM 6p:
Width (without mounting brackets): 438 mm
Height 133 mm
AMM 20p:
Width (without mounting brackets): 448 mm
Height1 300 mm
Miscellaneous
FAU1 69x448x250 (HxWxD)
Cable Tray 75 mm (Height)
Air Guide plate 44 mm (Height)
Front panels 44 mm (Height)
1
When fitted in a cabinet with the fan unit, cable tray and some air outlet, the total height is 10 U for a 19’’ cabinet
or 450 mm in a metric cabinet.
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This product specification defines the basic conditions, characteristics and

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1.3 Applicable Documents

Compliance with relevant parts of the listed standards.

IEC 60529 (Table Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP

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Environmental & climatic

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ETSI Equipment Engineering (EE); Environmental

ITU-T G.783 10/00 Characteristics of synchronous digital hierarchy

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ITU-T M.2120 PDH path, section and transmission system and

RFC 1493 Ethernet Bridge MIB

Digital Radio Transmission

Operation & Maintenance Interfaces

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IETF RFC 791 Internet protocol DARPA internet program protocol

IETF RFC 1157 A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

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IETF RFC 1906 Transport Mappings for Version 2 of the Simple

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Figure 1 Outdoor and indoor parts

A MINI-LINK TN Network Element (NE) can, from a hardware and installation

From a functional and configuration point of view, an NE can be divided into

It also provides traffic interfaces, PDH, SDH and

Finally, it includes indoor mechanical housing, power

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Radio Terminals Each Radio Terminal provides microwave transmission

External Basic Node

Figure 2 Basic Node and Radio Terminals

2.1 Indoor Part

AMM 6p AMM 20p 6701

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Access Module Houses the plug-in units and provides backplane

Node Processor Handles the system's main traffic and control

Line Termination A plug-in unit that provides PDH or SDH traffic

Modem Unit (MMU) The indoor part of a Radio Terminal.

Fan Unit (FAU) Provides cooling for the indoor part.

The indoor part also includes cables and installation accessories.

2.2 Outdoor Part

The outdoor part is supplied for various frequency bands. It consists of an

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1+0 terminal 1+0 terminal 1+1 terminal

Figure 4 RAUs and antennas in different installation alternatives

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