The V3 site,the ID_DOG have 15 bits in logical.

There are two switches S1

and S2 physically.

 For each bit of S1 and S2, status “ON” means “0”, “OFF” means “1”

 S1 bits 1—8 are mapped ID_DOG logical bits 0—7; S2 bit 1—8 are
mapped ID_DOG logical bits 8—15;

V3

FIGURE 1 - CABINET-TOP DIP SWITCHES

15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

SLAVE1_ SLAVE2_
BTS_TYPE BTS_NO SATE ABIS_PORT ABIS_TS
PORT PORT

The meaning of each bit is explained as follows:

NO Name Meaning Description

15 BTS_TYPE BTS TYPE 1100: B8018
14 1101: B8112 1101
13 1110: M8202
12 1111: M8204
11 BTS_NO No. of the cabinet of the same 00: Basic cabinet 00
site 01: Extended cabinet
10
10: Extended cabinet
9 SLAVE1_PORT The E1 port of the basic cabinet 00: Port E of the basic cabinet 11
to connect extended cabinet 1 01: Port F of the basic cabinet
8 10: Port G of the basic cabinet
11: Port H of the basic cabinet
7 SLAVE2_PORT The E1 port of the basic cabinet 00: Port E of the basic cabinet 11
to connect extended cabinet 2 01: Port F of the basic cabinet
6 10: Port G of the basic cabinet
11: Port H of the basic cabinet
5 SATE Whether to use the satellite Abis 0: Common Abis 0
link or not 1: Satellite Abis
4 ABIS_PORT O&M port number 00: Port A 01: Port B 00 (4down,5up for
3 pcm2)
10: Port C 11: Port D
2 ABIS_TS The O&M LAPD timeslot on the 000: TS16 001: TS31 010: TS30 010
1 Abis interface 011: TS29 100: TS28 101: TS27
 75 Ω E1 cable
0 110: TS26 111: TS25

The number of the E1 port of the basic cabinet to connect the lower-level site cannot
be the same as of SLAVE_PORT1 or SLAVE_PORT2. For example, suppose Port F
of the basic cabinet connects with the lower-level site, then the values of
SLAVE_PORT1 and SLAVE_PORT2 cannot be 01.

For example,site1 and site2 are BTS B8018,site2 is the downsite of site1.Both sites
use the common Abis,site1 E1 port A connect to BSC,site2 E1 port A connect to site1
port D. The O&M timeslot of site2 is TS31.Then the dip switches are：
Site1: S1(1—8) 00000000 S2(1—8) 00000011
Site2: S1(1—8) 10000000 S2(1—8) 00000011

Installing E1 Cable

E1 cables are connected through E1 PORT1 and E1 PORT2 on the cabinet top,
mainly used for Abis interface connection, site cascading, and cabinet
combination. E1 cables include 75 Ω E1 cables and 120 Ω E1 cables.

The 75 Ω E1 cable adopts thin co-axial cable with D-type socket, including eight
thin co-axial cables, as shown in Figure 2.

FIGURE 2 – 75 Ω E1 CABLE

1. DB25 Connector (hole) 2. Label 3. BNC

75 Ω E1 cable signals are described in Table 1 and Table 2.

TABLE 1 – 75 Ω E1 CABLE SIGNAL DESCRIPTION (E1 PORT1)

End A End B
Cable ID Signal
(DB25 (BNC Signal Name
(Label) Definition
Pin) Core/Shell)

1 B1 core E1AIN＋ The first E1

B1
14 B1 shell E1AIN- input

8 B5 core E1AOUT＋ The first E1

B5
20 B5 shell E1AOUT- output

2 B2 core E1BIN＋ The second

B2
15 B2 shell E1BIN- E1 input

9 B6 core E1BOUT＋ The second

B6
DS- E1 output
21 B6 shell E1BOUT-
95807-
4 B3 core E1CIN＋ The third
012
B3
17 B3 shell E1CIN- E1 input

11 B7 core E1COUT＋ The third

B7
23 B7 shell E1COUT- E1 output

5 B4 core E1DIN＋ The fourth

B4
18 B4 shell E1DIN- E1 input

12 B8 core E1DOUT＋ The fourth

B8
24 B8 shell E1DOUT- E1 output

TABLE 2 – 75 Ω E1 CABLE SIGNAL DESCRIPTION (E1 PORT2)

End A
Cable ID End B (BNC Signal Signal
(DB25
(Label) Core/Shell) Name Description
Pin)

DS-95807-013 B1
1 E1EIN＋
core The first E1
B1
B1 input
14 E1EIN-
shell

B5 B5 The first E1
8 E1EOUT＋
core output

20 B5 E1EOUT-
120 Ω E1 cable
End A
Cable ID End B (BNC Signal Signal
(DB25
(Label) Core/Shell) Name Description
Pin)

shell

B2
2 E1FIN＋
core The second
B2
B2 E1 input
15 E1FIN-
shell

B6
9 E1FOUT＋
core The second
B6
B6 E1 output
21 E1FOUT-
shell

B3
4 E1GIN＋
core The third E1
B3
B3 input
17 E1GIN-
shell

B7
11 E1GOUT＋
core The third E1
B7
B7 output
23 E1GOUT-
shell

B4
5 E1HIN＋
core The fourth
B4
B4 E1 input
18 E1HIN-
shell

B8
12 E1HOUT＋
core The fourth
B8
B8 E1 output
24 E1HOUT-
shell

The 120 Ω E1 cable adopts twisted pair cable with D-type socket, as shown in
Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 – 120 Ω E1 CABLE

1. DB25 connector (hole) 2. Label

120 Ω E1 cable signals are described in Table 3 and Table 4.

TABLE 3 – 120 Ω E1 CABLE SIGNAL DESCRIPTION (E1 PORT1)

End B
End A
Cable ID (Twisted Signal Signal
(DB25
(Label) Pair Cable Name Definition
Pin)
Color)

DS-95807- 1 Green red 1 E1AIN＋ The first E1

014 input
14 Green red 2 E1AIN-

8 Blue red 1 E1AOUT＋ The first E1

20 Blue red 2 E1AOUT- output

Green black
2 E1BIN＋
1 The second

Green black E1 input

15 E1BIN-
2

9 Blue black 1 E1BOUT＋ The second

21 Blue black 2 E1BOUT- E1 output

Orange red
4 E1CIN＋ The third E1
1
input
17 Gray red 1 E1CIN-

11 Pink red 1 E1COUT＋ The third E1

23 Pink red 2 E1COUT- output

5 Orange E1DIN＋ The fourth

 End B
End A
Cable ID (Twisted Signal Signal
(DB25
(Label) Pair Cable Name Definition
Pin)
Color)

black1
E1 input
18 Gray black 1 E1DIN-

12 Pink black 1 E1DOUT＋ The fourth

24 Pink black 2 E1DOUT- E1 output

TABLE 4 – 120 Ω E1 CABLE SIGNAL DESCRIPTION (E1 PORT2)

End B
End A
Cable ID (Twisted Signal Signal
(DB25
(Label) Pair Cable Name Definition
Pin)
Color)

1 Green red 1 E1EIN＋ The first E1

14 Green red 2 E1EIN- input

8 Blue red 1 E1EOUT＋ The first E1

20 Blue red 2 E1EOUT- output

2 Green black 1 E1FIN＋ The second

15 Green black 2 E1FIN- E1 input

9 Blue black 1 E1FOUT＋ The second

21 Blue black 2 E1FOUT- E1 output

DS-95807-
4 Orange red 1 E1GIN＋ The third E1
015
17 Gray red 1 E1GIN- input

11 Pink red 1 E1GOUT＋ The third E1

23 Pink red 2 E1GOUT- output

Orange black
5 E1HIN＋ The fourth
1
E1 input
18 Gray black 1 E1HIN-

12 Pink black 1 E1HOUT＋ The fourth

24 Pink black 2 E1HOUT- E1 output

 Master and
Slave Cabinet
Settings

Cabinet Cascading

Site ID is a 16 bit number starting from 15 to 0 (left to right). 1-8 bit of DIP
switch S1 stands for bit 0-7 for ID while 1-8 bits of S2 stands for bit 8-15 for ID.

Figure 4 shows ID numbering.

FIGURE 4 – ID NUMBERING

15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

BTS_TYPE BTS_NO SLAVE1_PORT SLAVE2_PORT SATE ABIS_PORT ABIS_TS

Table 5 provides ID details.

TABLE 5 – ID DETAILS

Serial
Name Meaning DIP Description
Number

15 BTS type 1100: B8018

14 1101: B8112
BTS_TYPE
13 1110: M8202

12 1111: M8204

11 Cabinet 00: master cabinet;

BTS_NO number within 01: slave cabinet 1;

10
the same site
02: slave cabinet 2

9 E1 port of 00: master cabinet E

master cabinet port;
8 SLAVE1_PORT
to connect 01: master cabinet F
slave cabinet 1 port;

7 SLAVE2_PORT E1 port of 10:master cabinet G

master cabinet port;
6
to connect 11: master cabinet H
 Serial
Name Meaning DIP Description
Number

slave cabinet 2 port

5 Whether to 0: Common Abis;

use the 1: Satellite Abis
SATE
satellite Abis
link or not

4 O&M port 00: Port A;

number 01: Port B;
3
ABIS_PORT
10: Port C;

11: Port D

2 O&M LAPD 000: TS16;

timeslot on 001: TS31;
1
Abis interface
010: TS30;

011: TS29;

100: TS28;

101: TS27;

110: TS26;
ABIS_TS
111: TS25.

(BTS_NO unequal to
0 indicates it’s not
master cabinet,
ABIS_TS fixedly uses
16 timeslots, in this
case, set ABIS_TS to
be 000.)

Note: By default, on-site monitoring equipment port selects RS232 port to

connect transparent channel by software and doesn’t support other modes.
SLAVE1_PORT and SLAVE_PORT2 cannot conflict with cascading ports. The
power-down bypass relationship of B8018 is: A—E, B—F, C—G, D—H.

The follow is the photo how to config cascading site.