TG Synchronization Connections

Contents
1
1.1

Introduction
Documentation

2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4

Synchronization between RBS 6000

ESB Cable for Connection between DUG
ESB Cable for Connection between DUG
ESB Cable for Connection between DUG
ESB Terminators

Connections between DUG and DXU-31

Connections between DUG and DXU-23

Connections between DUG and DXU-21 or DXU-11

and RBS 2000 Hardware

and DXU-31
and DXU-23
and DXU-21

1 Introduction
The Transceiver Group Synchronization (TG Synchronization) function is used for GSM to
synchronize 2 to 16 RBSs on a site. The synchronized RBSs are considered to be a TG
cluster. All RBSs within the TG cluster are interconnected through the External
Synchronization Bus (ESB).
This document describes how to connect RBS 6000 with RBS 2000 using external ESB
cables.

1.1 Documentation
Ensure that the following documentation is read and understood:

Personal Health and Safety Information

System Safety Information

Ensure that the following documents are available:

Non-RF Connections
Antenna and RF Connections
RBS Configurations

For the TG Synchronization connections between different Distribution Switch Units (DXU),
see the RBS 2000 documentation.

2 Synchronization between RBS 6000 and RBS 2000 Hardware

This section contains information about the hardware used for synchronization between RBS
6000 and RBS 2000.
The table below shows the synchronization parts used for synchronization between RBS
6000 and RBS 2000.
Table 1

Synchronization Parts

Description

Product No.

ESB cable, HSIO9-pin D-sub female and 9-pin D- RPM 777 296/00500
sub female
ESB cable, RJ-459-pin D-sub male

RPM 119 0309/LTnoteL2

Internal ESB cable, 9-pin D-sub female

RPM 513 904/L(1)

External ESB cable, for connection

RPM 513 1104/L(1)

ESB cable, 9-pin D-sub male9-pin D-sub male

RJ-45 ESB terminator

RNV 899 066/1

D-sub ESB terminator

RPT 403 805/01

(1) L indicating any available length of the cable.

2.1 ESB Cable for Connection between DUG and DXU-31

This section describes the ESB cable used to connect the Digital Unit GSM (DUG) in RBS
6000 to the DXU-31 in RBS 2000.
ESB Cable

Figure 1

ESB Cable between DUG and DXU-31

The cable has three 90 twisted pairs with a common shield. The connector types are HSIO
and two 9-pole D-sub females.

Connection Cable

Figure 2

ESB Cable between DUG and DXU-31

The cable has three 90 twisted pairs with a common shield. The connector types are 9-pin
D-sub male and 8-pin RJ-45.

2.2 ESB Cable for Connection between DUG and DXU-23

This section describes the ESB cables used to connect DUG to DXU-23 for TG
synchronization.

ESB Cable

Figure 3

ESB Cable between DUG and DXU-23 or DXU-21

The cable has three 90 twisted pairs with a common shield. The connector types are HSIO
and two 9-pole D-sub females.

Connection Cable

Figure 4

Connection Cable

The connection cable has five 90

figure above.

twisted pairs with a common shield, as shown in the

2.3 ESB Cable for Connection between DUG and DXU-21

This section describes the ESB cables used to connect DUG to DXU-21 for TG
synchronization.
Use the cables described in Section 2.2 between DUG and the connection field of the RBS
with DXU-21.
Use the cable described in Figure 5 as the internal ESB cable between the connection field
and DXU-21.

Figure 5

Internal ESB Cable

The internal ESB cable consists of five 90

type: 9-pin D-sub female.

twisted pairs with a common shield. Connector

2.4 ESB Terminators

An ESB terminator must be connected to unused ESB connectors on the DXU and ESB
cables. Depending on the DXU and ESB cable types in the RBS, different ESB terminators
must be used.
RJ-45 ESB Terminator

Figure 6

RJ-45 ESB Terminator

This ESB terminator is fitted with an RJ-45 connector and is used in DXU-31 and the ESB
cable with RJ-45 connectors.
D-sub ESB Terminator

Figure 7

D-sub ESB Terminator

This ESB terminator is fitted with a D-sub connector. The terminator is used in DXU-23 and
the ESB cable with D-sub connectors.

3 Connections between DUG and DXU-31

This section describes how to connect DUG to DXU-31 with ESB in a GSM configuration. An
example of the connection is shown in Figure 8 and the connections between DUG to DXU31 are described in Table 2.

Figure 8

Example of DUG to DXU-31 Connection

Table 2

Connections between DUG to DXU-31

Position Cable
Type

Routing:
From

Routing: To

Product No.

DUG

Connection
Cable

RPM 777 296/00500

DXU-31

RPM 119 0309/L(1)

Signal

ESB
2

Connection Connection
Cable

ESB
3

Terminator -

RPT 403 805/01

Terminator -

RNV 899 066/1

(1) L indicating any available length of the cable.

4 Connections between DUG and DXU-23

This section describes how to connect DUG to DXU-23 with ESB in a GSM configuration. An
example of the connection is shown in Figure 9 and the connections between DUG to DXU23 are described in Table 3.

Figure 9
Table 3

Example of DUG to DXU-23 Connections

Connections between DUG to DXU-23

Position Cable
Type

Routing:
From

Routing: To

Product No.

DUG

Connection
Cable

RPM 777 296/00500

DXU-23

RPM 513 1104/L(1)

Signal

ESB
2

Connection Connection
Cable

ESB
3

Terminator -

RPT 403 805/01

(1) L indicating any available length of the cable.

5 Connections between DUG and DXU-21 or DXU-11

This section describes how to connect DUG to DXU-21 with ESB in a GSM configuration. An
example of the connection is shown in Figure 10 and the connections between DUG to the
connection field of the RBS with DXU-21 are described in Table 4.
Note:
The ESB connections between DUG and DXU-11 is same as the ESB connections
between DUG and DXU-21.

Figure 10

Example of DUG to DXU-21 Connections

Table 4

Connections between DUG to DXU-21

Position Cable
Type

Routing:
From

Routing: To

Product No.

DUG

Connection
Cable

RPM 777 296/00500

Connection
Field

RPM 513 1104/L(1)

Signal

ESB
2

Connection Connection
Cable

ESB
3

Terminator -

RPT 403 805/01

Signal

DXU-21

RPM 513 904/L(1)

Connection
Field

ESB
ESB
(1) L indicating any available length of the cable.