PASOLINK

PRESENTATION
PASOLINK NEO
Installation
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IDU
Installation
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Indoor Unit Mounting - Front

1. Observe RF safety precautions
2. Do not block the vents
3. Do not set up the equipment on carpet,
heated floor or bare concrete.
4. Do not cover the equipment with table cloth,
rubber or plastic material.
5. Do not set up the equipment in bookshelves
or locker, etc.
6. Do not place books, paper, etc on and against
the equipment.
7. Do not install sideways or slanting -
ventilation.
8. Clean, dry place where temperature and
humidity remain stable, non-condensing.
9. If necessary, install the equipment in an
airtight room or shelter
10. Do not apply air directly from the air-
conditioner to the equipment as this may
cause condensation.
11. For measures against the damage from salt
water to an ODU, consult with NEC.
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Modem Cabling

Grounding
Screw XPIC DEM Power
Connection Supply

IF Connector XPIC
Control
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4, Crimping
5, Termination
tool

1, Supply cable
2x0,7mm diameter
twisted, covered
wire
2, Earthing
cable
green-yellow,
4mm diameter
twisted or rigid
cable

1, Each equipment’s power supply cable have to be

built in separated line.
2, Connecting to the frame and to the equipment,
and/or connecting the equipment to the earthing point
3, Fuse: 6.3 A, a spare is located in the modem
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Terminating the
power connector

Step 1. Remove 3.0 to 3.5 mm of

insulation.
CABLE: AWG#18-24
Step 2. Set the socket contact to
the
following position onto a hand
crimping tool.
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INSTALLATION

Connectors for the IF cable

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Connectors for the IF cable-2

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Installation
examples

After
soldering
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I/O Boards
Linecom provides several types of I/O components for the
distribution of signals to/from the PASOLINK NEO equipment
• For NEO PDH interface types
– PDH-16E1 interface
– PDH-48E1 interface
• For different capacities
– 16x2 Mbps
– 32x2 Mbps
– 48x2 Mbps
• Both balanced and unbalanced
• Different connector types
– BNC
– 1.6/5.6
– SMB
– 1.0/2.3
– D-SUB
– RJ45
• Different module sizes
– 1/2U or 1U high I/O Boards are available

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I/O Boards
I/O Boards for unbalanced signal distribution – coaxial connectors

• 1U Connector Board for 16x2M

capacity – BNC connectors
-1/2/3 I/O Boards for
16/32/48xE1 capacity
•1U I/O Board for 16x2M capacity –
Siemens (1.6/5.6) connectors
-1/2/3 I/O Boards for
16/32/48xE1 capacity
•1/2U high I/O Board for 16x2M – SMB
connectors
-1+1/2U height by 48x2M full
capacity
•1U high I/O Board for 48x2M – SMB
connectors
-48x2M full capacity
distribution in 1U height

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I/O Boards
I/O Boards for balanced signal distribution – DSUB, RJ45 connectors
• 1U Connector Board for 48x2M
capacity – RJ45 connectors
-48x2M full capacity
distribution in 1U height
•1/2U high I/O Board for 16x2M – RJ45
connectors
-1+1/2U height by 48x2M full
capacity
•1/2U high I/O Board frame for 48x2M –
DSUB connectors
-for fixing of DSUB37
connectors of MDR cables

Interconnect cable for

NEO PDH 16E1 INTFC

Interconnect cable for

NEO PDH 48E1 INTFC

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IDU-ODU
Interconnection
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IF Cable types
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
12D-FB 10D-FB 8D-FB 5D-FB
Maximum cable length
450 350 300 150
for PASOLINK (m)
150MHZ 3,4 4,1 5,1 7,7
Attenuation 280MHZ 4,7 5,6 7,2 10,7
350MHZ 5,3 6,3 8,1 12
400MHZ 5,8 6,9 8,8 13
(20。C ) 800MHZ 8,5 10,2 13 19
900MHZ 9,2 11,1 14 20,4
1200MHZ 10,9 13,4 16,7 24,2
(dB/100M) 1500MHZ 12,3 15,3 19,2 27,5
1900MHZ 14,3 17,7 22,2 31,8
Inner Conductor Resistance (Ω/km)<= 1,3 1,83 2,87 6,39
Outer Conductor (Ω/km) <= 1,4 3,41 5,95 9,1
Insulation Resistance MΩ.KM,>= 1000
Voltage Withstand(AC V/MIN.) 1000
Characteristic Impedance Ω 50+2
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Grounding
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Grounding
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Lightning Protection
Possible
grounding points
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Cable Equipping
Clip examples

Service loop
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Waterproofing ODU connector

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DADE Operation
The DADE control applies in 1+1 configuration to adjust the delay time for RX hitless switching
when the INTFC status is indicating out of phase. The DADE adjustment is needed in initial
lineup or when the IF CABLE is replaced. A readjustment is not needed when the INTFC status
is indicated in-phase.

RX 1
ODU
DADE: Automatically adjusts delay time based on either
No.1 signal or No.2 signal selected by the RX SW under
the out of phase condition of the INTFC status. The
DADE control is processed assuring no interruption of RX 2 ODU l1 << l2
l2
traffic.

Offset DADE: Automatically adjusts delay time based on

either No.1 signal or No.2 signal selected by RX SW
under the out of phase condition of the INTFC status. The
offset memory minimizes the latency delay, therefore
l1
traffic interruption can occur at switchover as the two
signals may not be 100% in phase. DEM DADE
Variable
DADE off: Set when DADE function is not used. For Hitless Delay
particularly, when low bit rate (10 to 20 MB) transmission
Switch
is applied to the system, the DADE control is not required.
DEM
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ODU &Antenna
Mounting
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ODU – Antenna Connection

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ODU – Antenna Connection 1+0

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ODU – Antenna Connection 1+1

6/7/8 GHz
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ODU – Antenna connection 1+1

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ODU – Antenna connection XPIC

6/7/8 GHz Remote Mount Dual Pol. System 6/7/8 GHz Remote Mounting of 1+1 ODU
ODU Pole Mount Bracket and with two antennas
6/7/8 GHz ODU has N-Type Coaxial Interface as
shown, but could also use a waveguide interface to a
dual polarised antenna
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ODU – Antenna connection XPIC

11 - 52 GHz Remote Mount Dual Pol. System 11 - 52 GHz Remote Mounting of 1+1 ODU with
two antennas
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Hybrid Combiner
6-8GHz version and 11-52GHz version
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Mounting of
Hybrid, ODU
& Antenna
1+1 System

New Hybrid
Torque
to 3Nm
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Hybrid Polarization Changing

Vertical Polarisation

Horizontal Polarisation
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OMT
11-38GHz
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O-Rings
Direct Mount vs. Waveguide Mount
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Antenna
Alignment
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Antenna Alignment

Antenna alignment requires technicians at both sites, with

communication between them.
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Antenna Alignment (1/2)

1. Point antennas at both sites at each other
as closely as possible.
2. Use binoculars, etc. as necessary. It may
be necessary to lightly loosen the antenna
nuts.
3. Power up the radios at both sites.
4. Designate one site as the transmitter site.
5. If the equipment is working in MTPC mode,
leave it, as it is.
6. If the equipment is working in ATPC mode,
set the ATPC Manual control to on.
7. At the receiver site (the other site) monitor
the AGC voltage on the ODU with a digital
voltmeterl. If you use a voltmeter, you have
to use a converter to connect it to the F
type male connector of the ODU.
RX LEV Monitor
Point
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Antenna Alignment (2/2)

7. Adjust the azimuth and elevation angle of the antenna alternately so that the
measured voltage becomes maximum. The antenna alignment procedure differs in
the case of different antennas, which were developed by different vendors. Be sure
to move the antenna the find the main lobe. Between the two sub lobes (two lower
voltage values) is the main lobe.

This picture shows a simplified radiation pattern of an antenna:

8. The typical values of the measured voltages are : 2…3,5 V DC (RX lev.= -50
dBm..-28 dBm)
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AGC Measurement
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