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Ericsson RBS 6000 Series Guidelines
Sep 18, 2015 Project Progress Report – Tigo Rwanda S.A. Page 1
Overview of RBS 6000 Macro Series
 Summary
 Network Planning
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Hardware Architecture
RBS 6102
POS Name Of Unit/Description
A
A Climate System
Support Control Unit -The SCU

controls the climate system and is
the central control unit of the RBS
B B support system. The SCU executes
the main part of the control functions
in the RBS support system.
D D Radio Unit(RU)- The RU receives
digital data and converts it to analog
C C C signals. It also receives radio signals
and converts these to digital signals.
E
I D Digital Sub-rack(Digital Unit)
Power Units(Including power

E
F F subrack) PDU, PCU, BFU,PFU
F Batteries
G G Transmission Module
OVP – for Transmission and External

H alarms
H
SAU - The SAU is an alarm
connection panel that connects
I external alarms
and transmission through the OVP.
RBS 6202
A B
A Fan
C
B Power Control Filter
D
C Support Control Unit(SCU)

F
E
D Power Distribution Unit
E Radio Unit
G F Digital Unit
G Power Filter Unit(PFU)
RBS 6101
A A Climate System
Support Control Unit -The SCU

controls the climate system and is
the central control unit of the RBS
B support system. The SCU executes
the main part of the control functions
B in the RBS support system.
D Radio Unit(RU)- The RU receives
C signals. It also receives radio signals
H C D Digital Sub-rack((Digital Unit)

E subrack),PDU, BFU,PFU
F Transmission Module
E G
OVP – for Transmission and External
alarms
SAU - The SAU is an alarm

I F H
connection panel that connects
external alarms
and transmission through the OVP.
I Power Control Unit
G
RBS 6102
A H B A Power Connection Filter(PCF)
B Support Control Unit
Radio Unit(RU)- The RU receives

C E C
signals. It also receives radio signals
D D Digital Sub-rack(Digital Unit)

E subrack),PDU
C F Power Filter Unit. And PCU
G Transmission Module
H Support Hub Unit
Radio Configuration
 Summary
Radio Building Block(RBB) – is a  Network Planning
unique way of combining RUs or RRUs in  Network Rollout
one sector. The RBB defines the capacity  Core Activities
for a sector and the connections to the

antenna system and the DUs.
Digital Building Block(RBB) – is

a unique way of combining RUs or RRUs
in one sector. The RBB defines the
capacity for a sector and the connections
to the antenna system and the DUs.
Radio Configuration
Digital Radio Unit  Summary

Unit  Network Planning
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Radio Configuration
Digital Unit  Summary
Macro RBS Lowest SW Level Frequency Band Standard Remarks  Network Planning
DUW 10 P7.1.6 NA WCDMA Up to 6 sectors  Network Rollout

DUW 20 P7.1.5 NA WCDMA Up to 6 sectors
DUW 30 P7.1.6 NA WCDMA Up to 6 sectors  Core Activities
2 x DUW P7.1.6 NA WCDMA Up to 6 sectors
DUG 10 G10A_1 or G11A NA GSM Only one DUG 10 in G10A_1
DUG 20 G10B NA GSM
DUL 20 L10B NA LTE
Radio Unit
Macro RBS Lowest SW Level Frequency Band Standard Remarks
RUW 01 P7.1.5 2100 WCDMA
RUL 01 L10A 700 LTE
RUS 01 L10A 2600 LTE Only for RBS 6201 and 6101
RUS 01 L10A 1700/2100 LTE Only for RBS 6201 or 6101
RUG 11 G10A_1 or G11A 900P GSM
RUG 11 G10A_1 or G11A 900E GSM
G10A_1 only for RBS6201
RUG 11 G10A_1 or G11A 850 GSM G11A is only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
RUG 11 G10A_1 or G11A 1800 GSM
RUG 11 G10A_1 or G11A 1900 GSM
RUS 01 G10B 900P GSM
RUS 01 G10B/W10B 900E GSM/WCDMA
RUW 02 P7.1.7 1500 WCDMA Only for RBS 6201/6102
RUS 01 G10B/W10B 850 GSM/WCDMA Only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
RUS 01 W10B 1700/2100 WCDMA Only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
RUS 01 G10B 1800 GSM Only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
RUS 01 W10B 1800 WCDMA Only for RBS 6201
RUS 01 L11A 1800 LTE Only for RBS 6201/6101
RUS 01 G10B/W10B/L11A 1900 GSM/WCDMA/LTE Only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
RUS 01 W10B/L11A 2100 WCDMA/LTE Only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
RUS 01 L11A 800DD LTE Only for RBS 6201/6102/6101
Note: mixing RUG11 and RUS01 in GSM configurations are supported from G11A and onwards as described in CPI but can only be
ordered as the same as for building multistandard configurations. All radio units are applicable for RBS6101/6102/6201/6202 unless
stated otherwise.
GSM Radio Configuration
Radio Frequency Band  Summary
Options Radio Unit  Network Planning

GSM Band Band Designation
RUG 11 RUS 01  Network Rollout
B0 900P Yes Yes  Core Activities

B2 1900 Yes Yes
Single Band B3 1800 Yes Yes
B5 850 Yes Yes
B8 900E Yes Yes
B0|B3 900P|1800 Yes Yes
B3|B0 1800|900P Yes Yes
B8|B3 900E|1800 Yes Yes
B3|B8 1800|900E Yes Yes
Dual Band
B5|B2 850|1900 Yes Yes
B2|B5 1900|850 Yes Yes
B5|B3 850|1800 NA NA
B3|B5 1800|850 NA NA
GSM Radio Configuration – RUG 11
 Summary
Configuration Frequency Lowest SW
Combining HW Units
(sector x Carrier) Bands Support  Network Rollout
1x2 combined/uncombined Single 1RUG,1DUG  Core Activities
1x2 TCC/4WRD Single 2RUG,1DUG
1x4 combined/uncombined Single 2RUG,1DUG
2x2 TCC/4WRD Single 4RUG,1DUG
2+4 combined/uncombined Single 3RUG,1DUG
2x4 combined/uncombined Single 4RUG,1DUG G10A_1 or G11A
3x2 combined/uncombined Single 3RUG,1DUG onwards
3x2 TCC/4WRD Single 6RUG,1DUG G10A_1is with
2+2+4 combined/uncombined Single 4RUG,1DUG RBS6201(-48V
2+4+4 combined/uncombined Single 5RUG,1DUG only)
2|2 combined/uncombined Dual 2RUG,1DUG
2x2|2x2 combined/uncombined Dual 4RUG,1DUG
Cont’d..
GSM Radio Configuration – RUG 11
 Summary
Configuration Frequency Lowest SW
Combining HW Units
(sector x Carrier) Bands Support  Network Rollout
1x6 combined/uncombined Single 3RUG,1DUG  Core Activities
3+3+2 combined/uncombined Single 4RUG,1DUG
3+3+4 combined/uncombined Single 5RUG,1DUG
3x8 combined/uncombined Single 12RUG,2DUG G11A and
Onwards only
RBS
4|6 combined/uncombined Dual 5RUG,1DUG 6201/6102/6101
GSM Radio Combining Types – RUG 11
 Summary
There are four types of different configurations to use depending on preference.  Network Planning
The different configurations are given from how the transmit signals are combined. The
 Network Rollout
combining types to choose between: uncombined, combined and TCC / 4WRD.
Uncombined Mode  Core Activities
 Means that the GSM carriers are not subject to any combining at all. The output power
is 3.5 dB higher than combined mode.
 The drawback is that it requires more feeders and antennas compared with combined
mode.
 Uncombined mode is normally used for coverage applications such as rural, highway
and suburban environments. Uncombined capacity is added in steps of two carriers.
Configurations based on uncombined mode sometimes referred to as “Coverage
Mode”.
Combined Mode
 Means that the GSM carriers are subject to hybrid combining inside the RU. The
output power is reduced with 3.5 dB compared with uncombined.
 The advantage with combined mode is that it reduces the number of feeders and
antennas compared with uncombined mode.
 Combined mode is normally used in capacity applications such as dense urban, urban
and suburban environments. Combined capacity is added in steps of two carriers per
sector. Configurations based on combined mode are sometimes referred to as
“Capacity Mode”.
GSM Radio Combining Types – RUG 11
 Summary
 TCC / 4WRD  Network Planning

 Transmitter Coherent Combining and Four Way Receiver Diversity  Network Rollout
 Mode where two GSM carriers are coherently combined into one GSM carrier with 2.5
 Core Activities
dB higher output power than uncombined mode.
 Transmitter Coherent Combining is used for Downlink.
 Four Way Receiver Diversity is used for Uplink.
 4WRD is used on the uplink together with TMAs. The uplink improvements will then be
in the range of 3.4–5 dB. The configuration of TCC and 4WRD is sometimes referred
to as “Supreme Coverage Mode”.
 TMA supporting is ordered as a separate SW feature.
GSM Radio Configuration – RUS 01
 Summary
 Radio Unit Number per sector for RUS 01  Network Planning

 1 ~ 6 (For 1 or 2 sector configurations)  Network Rollout
 1 ~ 4 (For 3 sector configurations)
 Core Activities
 Output Power per Carrier for RUS 01
 Maximum Output Power of the RUS 01 is 60 W, measured at the Antenna reference
point.
 Output power options are handled by Activation
codes. Additional output power could be added
“Output Power Expansions”, without the need of
any additional HW.
 Number of Carriers per sector for RUS 01
 1 ~ 24 (For 1 or 2 sector configurations)
WCDMA Radio Configuration
Radio Frequency Band  Summary
Options RBS Type  Network Planning

Band
6102 6201 6601
 Network Rollout
Band 1 (2100 MHz) Yes Yes Yes
Band 2 (1900 MHz) No No Yes  Core Activities
Band 5 (850 MHz) No No Yes
Band 11 (1500 MHz) Yes Yes No
Radio Configuration Capabilities
Number of TX Max Power Output per Cell

Configuration Required SW
Branches/ Carrier Carrier
1 60 W N/A
3x2
2 2 x 30W N/A
1 30 W P 7.1.6
3x4
2 2 x 15W P 7.1.6
6x1 1 60W N/A
6x2 1 30W P7.1.6
WCDMA Radio Configuration – RUW
 Summary
 Carriers per Sector  Network Planning

 1, 2, 3 or 4 carriers per sector are available.  Network Rollout
 The Radio Unit RUW is HW prepared to handle up to 4 carriers. The numbers of
 Core Activities
ordered carriers are handled by Activation Codes. Minimum configuration is 1 carrier
per Radio Units. Additional carriers could be added later on as “Carrier Expansions”,
without the need of additional HW.
 Output Power per Carrier
 Maximum Output Power of the Radio Unit RUW is 60W, measured at the Antenna
reference point. If more than 1 carrier per sector is ordered, the maximum output
power is equally split between the carriers
 Output power options are handled by Activation codes. Additional output power
 could be added later on as “Output Power Expansions”, without the need of any
 additional HW.
WCDMA Radio Configuration – DUW
 Summary
 Options with Digital Unit WCDMA  Network Planning

 One Macro RBS 6102/6201 can be equipped with two DUW. The first DUW will pool  Network Rollout
capacity for the first 6 cell-carriers and the second DUW for the additional ones,
maximum 12.  Core Activities
 Dual DUW configuration limit the space for transmission equipment to 1U. The
proposal is to use the BBU 6102 if more than 100 Ah and dual DUW are required.
Initially, maximum one DUW is available for MSSM Basic.
Configuration DUW 10 DUW 20 DUW 30
Cell Carriers per DUW 6 6 6
Channel Elements,(DL/UL) 128/128 384/384 768/512
High Speed Codes 30 90 90
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
BBS 6101
BBS 6101 BBS 6101
Power Configuration
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Power Configuration – Hybrid Solution
 Summary
 Network Rollout
 Core Activities
Hybrid Controller
DG-CU
Hybrid Power Supply
Cyclic Batteries
(NSB100/NSB170)
Transmission Configuration – Transport Interface Unit
 Summary
 Transport Interface Unit  Network Planning
 The Transport Interface Unit (TIU) is an optional unit to extend the number of E1/T1 ports  Network Rollout
up to 16. The TIU provides E1/T1 cross-connection to the STM-1 interface on the DUW
 Core Activities
module. The channelized STM-1 is broken out into E1/T1s, which can be delivered to the
PDH electrical demarcation point.
 The TIU fits in the transmission space of the Macro RBS 6000 and two options exist:
Basic Package: up to 16E1 or T1
Extended package, for up to 16 E1/T1, which

enables to expand with Microwave links when
moving to IP-RAN (3 U high).
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Support Control Unit -The SCU

Power Units(Including power

OVP – for Transmission and External

C Support Control Unit(SCU)

G Power Filter Unit(PFU)

Support Control Unit -The SCU

H C D Digital Sub-rack((Digital Unit)

Power Units(Including power

SAU - The SAU is an alarm

I Power Control Unit

A H B A Power Connection Filter(PCF)

B Support Control Unit

Radio Unit(RU)- The RU receives

D D Digital Sub-rack(Digital Unit)

Power Units(Including power

C F Power Filter Unit. And PCU

H Support Hub Unit

Radio Building Block(RBB) – is a  Network Planning

unique way of combining RUs or RRUs in  Network Rollout

one sector. The RBB defines the capacity  Core Activities

for a sector and the connections to the

Digital Building Block(RBB) – is

Digital Radio Unit  Summary

Digital Unit  Summary

DUW 10 P7.1.6 NA WCDMA Up to 6 sectors  Network Rollout

Radio Frequency Band  Summary

Options Radio Unit  Network Planning

B0 900P Yes Yes  Core Activities

 TCC / 4WRD  Network Planning

 Radio Unit Number per sector for RUS 01  Network Planning

Radio Frequency Band  Summary

Options RBS Type  Network Planning

Radio Configuration Capabilities

Number of TX Max Power Output per Cell

 Carriers per Sector  Network Planning

 Options with Digital Unit WCDMA  Network Planning

BBS 6101 BBS 6101

Hybrid Power Supply

 Transport Interface Unit  Network Planning

Basic Package: up to 16E1 or T1

Extended package, for up to 16 E1/T1, which

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