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Alcatel-Lucent 9712
lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet | LR13
Technical Description
9YZ-05817-0062-DEZZA
Issue 0.04 | November 2013
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Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................................. xi
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Reason for reissue ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

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Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Supported systems ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

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How to use this document ........................................................................................................................................................ xii

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Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................................................. xii

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Conventions used ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

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Related information .................................................................................................................................................................... xii

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Document support ....................................................................................................................................................................... xv

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Technical support ......................................................................................................................................................................... xv

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How to order .................................................................................................................................................................................. xv

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How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xvi

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1 RAN introduction for W-CDMA, LTE and GSM
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

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RAN introduction ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1-2

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2 Product description
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet product description .......................................................................................................... 2-2

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet physical and environmental characteristics ............................................................ 2-6

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External interfaces .................................................................................................................................................................... 2-8

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Power system .............................................................................................................................................................................. 2-9

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Thermal management and airflow .................................................................................................................................... 2-11

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3 Hardware description
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet digital modules
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-2

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GSM Station Unit Module ..................................................................................................................................................... 3-3

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W-CDMA 9926 BBU 4U ....................................................................................................................................................... 3-5

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LTE 9926 BBU .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3-9

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet radio modules
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-12

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TRDU radio modules ............................................................................................................................................................ 3-13

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RRH radio modules ............................................................................................................................................................... 3-15

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet other equipment
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-16

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Backhaul interface (SAR-8) ............................................................................................................................................... 3-17

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Power Distribution Panel (PDP) ....................................................................................................................................... 3-18

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enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB) .......................................................................................... 3-23

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LightRadio Cabinet Controller (LRCC) ........................................................................................................................ 3-25

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Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier ................................................................................................................................ 3-27

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Optional 19” rack mounted battery .................................................................................................................................. 3-29

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4 Configuration description
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U 2G+3G+4G GM (OD Config 01) ..................................... 4-2
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U-3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM + Bat (OD Config

04bcd) ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-4
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat (OD Config 04x) ....................... 4-6
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G NAR (OD Config 03) ......................................... 4-8
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G GM + Bat (OD Config 06a) ........................... 4-10
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat ............................................ 4-12
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 4G NAR + Bat (OD Config 07) ...................................... 4-14
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM ....................................................... 4-16

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2 .................................................... 4-18

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat (OD Config 09c) .................. 4-20
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A Reference
Reissue history .......................................................................................................................................................................... A-1

A-1
Index
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List of tables
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2-1 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet weights and dimensions ................................................................................. 2-6
2-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet miscellaneous hardware weights ................................................................ 2-6
2-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet interfaces ............................................................................................................. 2-8
3-1 TRDU radio modules ............................................................................................................................................. 3-13
3-2 RRH modules ........................................................................................................................................................... 3-15

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A-1 Issue 0.04, November 2013, Reason for reissue ........................................................................................... A-1
A-2 Issue 0.03, November 2013, Reason for reissue ........................................................................................... A-1
A-3 Issue 0.02, September 2013, Reason for reissue ........................................................................................... A-2
A-4 Issue 0.01, August 2013, Reason for reissue .................................................................................................. A-2
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List of figures
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1-1 Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA RAN architecture .................................................................................................. 1-3
1-2 Alcatel-Lucent LTE RAN architecture .............................................................................................................. 1-5
1-3 Alcatel-Lucent BSS architecture with GPRS .................................................................................................. 1-8
2-1 lightRadio cabinet family ....................................................................................................................................... 2-2

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2-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet external view (small) ....................................................................................... 2-3
2-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet internal view (small) ....................................................................................... 2-4
2-4 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet small outdoor thermal equipment ............................................................ 2-11
2-5 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet small outdoor air flow .................................................................................. 2-12
3-1 SUMX 19 Inch front view ...................................................................................................................................... 3-3
3-2 SUMX 19 Inch Assembly ....................................................................................................................................... 3-4
3-3 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA external view ........................................................................................................... 3-5
3-4 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA front view .................................................................................................................. 3-7
3-5 LTE 9926 BBU front view ..................................................................................................................................... 3-9
3-6 Backhaul interface (Alcatel-Lucent 7705 SAR-8) ...................................................................................... 3-17
3-7 PDP Small 13U cabinet ........................................................................................................................................ 3-18
3-8 Connections to the PDP - Small configuration ............................................................................................. 3-19
3-9 PDP Compact 21U cabinet .................................................................................................................................. 3-20
3-10 Connections to the PDP - Compact configuration ...................................................................................... 3-20
3-11 Connections to the PDP - Stacked configuration ........................................................................................ 3-21
3-12 Auxiliary RRH PDP connected to the PDP compact ................................................................................ 3-22
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3-13 eAMoB front panel ................................................................................................................................................. 3-23

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3-14 LRCC view ................................................................................................................................................................ 3-26

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3-15 Rectifier shelf front panel .................................................................................................................................... 3-28
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4-1 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U 2G+3G+4G GM ....................................................... 4-3
4-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U-3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM + Bat .......................... 4-5
4-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat .......................................... 4-7
4-4 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration -21U+13U 4G NAR ........................................................... 4-9
4-5 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G GM + Bat ............................................... 4-11
4-6 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat ............................. 4-13
4-7 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 4G NAR + Bat ........................................................ 4-15
4-8 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM ........................................ 4-17
4-9 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2 ..................................... 4-19
4-10 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat ...................................... 4-21
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About this document
About this document
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to provide a technical description of the Alcatel-Lucent
9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet (9712 lightRadio OD cabinet).
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet products are Alcatel-Lucent Multi-Standard cabinets for
all GSM (2G), and/or W-CDMA (3G), and/or LTE (4G) wireless technologies intended
for the Global market.
The document contains information related to items applicable for multiple cabinet
configurations. Take into account that some configurations are market specific. For more
details on available configurations in your area please contact Alcatel-Lucent Customer
Service.
This document provides
• a general description of the product
• a detailed description of its components
• an overview of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configurations
For detailed information on the maintenance of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet, see
Alcatel-Lucent 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet Maintenance Guide, 9YZ-05817-0063-
REZZA.
Reason for reissue

The reissue history of this document is shown in Appendix A, “Reference”.
Intended audience
The audience for this document is operations and maintenance personnel, and anyone
interested in learning more about the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet.
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Supported systems
This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent LR13 system release.
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The LR13 release refers to the following technology releases: LR13.L (LTE), LR13.W
(W-CDMA) and B12 (GSM).
How to use this document

No specific recommendation applies regarding the way readers should read this
document.
Prerequisites
None.
Conventions used
Vocabulary conventions
For a list of terms used in this document, refer:
• Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA System - Terminology, 3MN-01111-0001-TQZZA
• LTE End-to-End Solution Terminology, 9YZ–05817–9412–TQZZA, for an extensive
glossary of LTE terms and telecommunications-related terms.
Typographical conventions
The following typographical conventions are used in this document.
Appearance Description
Italicized text Emphasized information, such as parameter
name, Managed Object (MO) name, counter
name
graphical user interface text Text that is displayed in a graphical user
interface or in a hardware label
Document reference, reference number Related document that is referenced in the
document
Related information
For information on subjects related to the content of this document, refer to the
documents listed in the following table:
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For LR:
Refer to this document At this location For more information on

Alcatel-Lucent 9712 http://support.alcatel-lucent. How to perform the
lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet com. maintenance activity of the
Maintenance Guide, 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet.
9YZ-05817-0063-REZZA
Alcatel-Lucent 9712 http://support.alcatel-lucent. How to use and plan the 9712
lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet com. lightRadio OD cabinet site.
Site Preparation
Guidelines,
3MN-01655-0001-RJZZA
Alcatel-Lucent 9712 http://support.alcatel-lucent. How to perform the 9712
lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet com. lightRadio OD cabinet
Installation Manual, installation.
3MN-01655-0002-RJZZA
For LTE:

Alcatel-Lucent 9926 Base http://support.alcatel-lucent. The Alcatel-Lucent 9926 Base
Band Unit, BBU Technical com. Band Unit for LTE:
Description, • Basic characteristics
9YZ-05817-0020-DEZZA
• Hardware description
• Physical characteristics
Alcatel-Lucent 9400 LTE http://support.alcatel-lucent. Overview of the LTE RAN
Radio Access Network com. document suite for the
Overview, Alcatel-Lucent LTE System.
9YZ-05817-0004-TQZZA
Alcatel-Lucent LTE FDD http://support.alcatel-lucent. The Alcatel-Lucent Remote
Remote Radio Head (RRH) com. Radio Head 40 W - Frequency
Technical Description, Division Duplex:
9YZ-05817-0024-DEZZA • Basic characteristics
• Configurations available
Alcatel-Lucent LTE FDD http://support.alcatel-lucent. How to perform the
Remote Radio Head (RRH) com. maintenance activity of the
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Maintenance Guide, Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio

9YZ-05817-0025-REZZA Head 40 W - Frequency
Division Duplex.
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Alcatel-Lucent LTE FDD http://support.alcatel-lucent. The Alcatel-Lucent TRDU
TRDU 2x60W 2.6 GHz NG3 com. 2x60W 2.6GHz NG3 -
Technical Description, Frequency Division Duplex:
3MN-01474-0003-RJZZA • Basic characteristics
For W-CDMA:

Alcatel-Lucent 9926 Base http://support.alcatel-lucent. The Alcatel-Lucent 9926
Band Unit Node B for com. digital 4U Node B –
W-CDMA - Technical W-CDMA:
Description, • Basic characteristics
3MN-01792-0001-DEZZA
Alcatel-Lucent Remote http://support.alcatel-lucent. The Alcatel-Lucent Remote
Radio Head 40W - 850, com. Radio Head 40 W:
AWS, 1900 , 2100 MHz - • Basic characteristics
Technical Description,
3MN-00487-0001-DEZZA
Alcatel-Lucent Remote http://support.alcatel-lucent. How to perform the
Radio Head 40W - 850, com. maintenance activity of the
AWS, 1900 , 2100 MHz - Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio
Maintenance Guide, Head 40 W.
3MN-00487-0002-REZZA
Radio Head 60W - 850, com. Radio Head 60 W:
900, 1900, 2100 MHz - • Basic characteristics
3MN-00491-0001-DEZZA
Radio Head 60W - 850, com. maintenance activity of the
900, 1900, 2100 MHz - Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio
Maintenance Guide, Head 60 W.
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3MN-00491-0002-REZZA
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Radio Head 2X60W - 850, com. Radio Head 2x60 W:
1900, 2100 MHz - • Basic characteristics
3MN-00488-0003-DEZZA
Radio Head 2X60W - 850, com. maintenance activity of the
1900, 2100 MHz - Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio
Maintenance Guide, Head 2x60 W.
3MN-00488-0004-REZZA
For GSM:

Alcatel-Lucent Distributed http://support.alcatel-lucent. The Alcatel-Lucent Distributed
Base station - Release B12 - com. Base Station – GSM:
Technical Description, • Basic characteristics
9YZ-03803-1500-TQZZA
Document support
For support using this or any other Alcatel-Lucent document, contact Alcatel-Lucent at
one of the following telephone numbers:
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Technical support
For technical support, contact your local Alcatel-Lucent customer support team. See the
Alcatel-Lucent Support web site (http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/support/) for contact
information.
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Customer Support (OLCS) (http://support.alcatel-lucent.com).
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How to comment
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W-CDMA, LTE and GSM
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (W-CDMA), Long
Term Evolution (LTE) and Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Radio
Access Network (RAN).
Contents
RAN introduction 1-2
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RAN introduction
W-CDMA Radio Access Network (W-CDMA RAN)
The W-CDMA RAN is composed of at least one Radio Network Subsystem (RNS). An
RNS covers a certain geographical area. It is equivalent to the GSM BSS. Each RNS is
composed of one Radio Network Controller (RNC) and one or more Node Bs. RNSs are
interconnected through the Iur interface of each RNC to form a network.
Alcatel-Lucent RAN components for W-CDMA
The Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA RAN is based on the following components:
• RNC
• Node B
• WMS for the OAM part
RNC
The Alcatel-Lucent RNC is 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) compliant. It is
based on the Multiservice Switch platform.
The main functions of the RNC are to control and manage:
• Radio Access Network (RAN)
• signaling between Core Network (CN) components and the Radio Network System
(RNS)
• Node Bs and associated radio resources
Node B
The Alcatel-Lucent Node Bs are 3GPP-compliant.
The Alcatel-Lucent Node B portfolio includes:
• conventional unitary base stations
• digital base stations
• radio base stations
• radio heads
• base station routers
The main functions of the Node B are:
• network interface management
• radio access
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• call processing
• configuration and supervision
• synchronization
• performance monitoring
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W-CDMA RAN architecture
The following figure shows an example of the Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA RAN
architecture
Figure 1-1 Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA RAN architecture
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WMS
The Alcatel-Lucent Wireless Management System (WMS) delivers an integrated UMTS
management platform through which all Network Elements (NE) can be monitored and
controlled.
It plays an important role in providing the foundation of a complete end-to-end
management solution for UMTS networks. The WMS manages the entire UMTS
network, which is divided into:
• the W-CDMA RAN
• the Core Network (circuit-switched and packet-switched traffics).
The Access Network OAM manages the RAN part of the network.
The main functions of Access Network OAM are the following:
• fault management
• configuration management
• performance management
LTE Radio Access Network (LTE RAN)

The LTE RAN provides the physical radio link between the User Equipment (UE) and the
Evolved Packet Core (EPC) network.
It comprises eNodeBs that supports Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO).
The eNodeB communicates with the Evolved Packet Core (EPC) using the S1 interface,
specifically with the MME (Mobility Management Entity) and S-GW (Serving Gateway).
The MME and S-GW are implemented as separate network nodes to facilitate
independent scaling of the control and user plane (CP, UP).
Alcatel-Lucent RAN components for LTE
The Alcatel-Lucent LTE RAN is based on the following components:
eNodeB
S1 interfaces (S1-MME, and S1U) and X2 interfaces
– The S1-MME point for control plane protocol interface is between the LTE RAN
and the MME. All signaling between the eNodeB and the Serving Gateway
(S-GW) is carried over this interface.
– The S1U interface is between the E-UTRAN and the Serving Gateway. This
interface supports bearer user plane tunneling and inter-eNodeB path switching
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during handover.
– The X2 interface is the interface between the eNodeBs.
5620 SAM / NEM GUI for the supervision of network resources and services (OAM
part)
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For more information on LTE network elements, LTE RAN functions and interfaces,
architecture, ..., see Alcatel-Lucent LTE Radio Access Network - RAN - Overview,
9YZ-03990-0004-TQZZA.
eNodeB
The Alcatel-Lucent eNodeBs are 3GPP-compliant. The Alcatel-Lucent eNodeB portfolio
includes:
conventional unitary base stations
digital base stations
radio base stations
radio heads
base station routers
The eNodeB performs the following functions:
• Radio Resource Management
• IP header compression and encryption of user data stream
• Selection of MME at UE attachment
• Routing User Plane data to SAE Gateway
• Scheduling and transmission of paging messages
• Scheduling and transmission of broadcast information
• Measurement and measurement reporting configuration for mobility and scheduling
eNodeB main functions
The following figure shows an example of the Alcatel-Lucent LTE RAN architecture
Figure 1-2 Alcatel-Lucent LTE RAN architecture
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GSM Radio Access Network (GSM RAN)
The GSM RAN is composed of at least one Base Station Subsystem (BSS). The BSS
provides radio access for Mobile Stations (MS) to the PLMN. Each BSS is composed of
one Base Station Controller (BSC) and one or more BTSs.
The Alcatel-Lucent BSS is responsible for handling traffic and signaling between a
mobile phone and the NSS. The BSS carries out transcoding of speech channels,
allocation of radio channels to mobile phones, paging, quality management of
transmission and reception over the Air interface and many other tasks related to the radio
network.
Alcatel-Lucent RAN components for GSM
The Alcatel-Lucent GSM RAN is based on the following main components:
Base Station Controller (BSC)
Base Transceiver Station (BTS)
Transcoder (TC)
OMC-R
For more information on GSM network elements, GSM RAN functions and interfaces,
architecture, ..., see Alcatel-Lucent Base Station Subsystem - BSS - Overview,
9YZ-03803-1802-TQZZA.
BSC
The BSC provides control of the BTS and manages radio resources and radio parameters.
From a transmission point of view, the BSC also performs a concentration function if
more radio traffic channels than terrestrial channels are connected to the MSC. A single
BSC can control a large number of BTS. The exact number is a function of the BSC
equipment and the configurations used.
The BSC provides:
Resource management
Database management
Radio measurement processing
Channel management
Operations and maintenance functions within the BSS
Communication with the OMC-R
Switching between the Air Interface channels (and associated Abis channels), and the
A Interface channels.
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The 9120 BSC also incorporates the following transmission equipment:
The Base Station Interface Equipment (BSIE), which performs signaling and
submultiplexing on the Abis Interface
The Transcoder Submultiplexer Controller (TSC), which collects and processes
transmission data. It also provides an operator interface to certain transmission
functions via a Local Maintenance Terminal.
BTS
The BTS provides the radio transmission, control and baseband functions for a cell. The
BTS also supports the Air Interface with the mobile stations. Alcatel-Lucent provides the
following families of BTSs: BTS 9110, BTS 9100 (G3, G4, G5 TRE, MC TRX, MC
TRDU) and distributed BTS (MC RRH TRX). Where TRX is the HW TRE Function.
The BTS performs the following functions under the control of the BSC:
Transmit and receive functions
Antenna diversity
Frequency hopping
Radio channel measurements
Radio frequency testing
Antenna Hopping.
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GSM RAN architecture
The following figure shows an example of the Alcatel-Lucent GSM RAN architecture
Figure 1-3 Alcatel-Lucent BSS architecture with GPRS
Multi-standard Radio Access Network

The market evolution indicates that wireless base stations need to evolve towards the
support of several generations and technologies. The multi-standard base stations will
offer flexibility to the operators to renovate their legacy networks as well as offer
next-generation services with the same equipment.
The BTS is designed to co-host equipment from multiple generations of wireless
technology.
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Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides an overview of the Alcatel-Lucent 9712 lightRadio Outdoor
Cabinet. It describes the cabinet principles, its physical attributes, external interfaces and
the concepts for power supply and temperature management.
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet product description 2-2

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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet product description

Introduction
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet is a multi-standard cabinet designed to support
2G-GSM, and/or 3G-WCDMA and/or 4G-LTE
It is based on the lightRadio cabinet family.
LightRadio cabinet family description

The new designed lightRadio™ Outdoor Cabinet is one single cabinet family for GSM
and/or WCDMA and/or LTE with support for standard 19 Inch equipment.
The lightRadio cabinet family offers flexibility to support:
• Compact and Small cabinets (according to site constraints and configuration required)
• Any 2G, 3G and 4G configurations (or any mix)
• Distributed and integrated configurations (RRH or macro RF assets or any mix)
• AC or DC power supply
The following figure shows the scalability of lightRadio cabinet family.
Figure 2-1 lightRadio cabinet family

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Cabinet description
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet product consists of a 13U (small) or 21U (compact)
internal height cabinet, and lockable door.
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The small cabinet can be used on top of the compact cabinet (stacked) for large
configuration. Both cabinets can be used to house RF and BBU modules, AC/DC
rectifiers and other 19 inch options.
A plinth (optional) mounted below the cabinet provides external cable access through the
bottom of the cabinet. Two sizes of plinth are available, a 150 mm size (basic plinth) and
a 275 mm size (extended plinth).
The following figure shows the external view of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet (small
configuration).
Figure 2-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet external view (small)
It can be equipped with the following components:

• Digital modules (BBU)
• Radio modules (RF)
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• AC (optional) and DC Distribution

• external Alarm Module (optional)
• Backhaul interface
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The following figure shows the internal view of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet (small
configuration).
Figure 2-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet internal view (small)
Product attributes
The product capabilities for the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet are:
• Floor mount
• 19-inch rack mounting for the modules
• Power -48 VDC or AC
• Provides connections for external alarms including surge protection
• Heating/Cooling for the wireless components
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Alarms management
The alarms management depends on the cabinet configuration.
• In a Multistandard configuration, each BBU is responsible of its own modules in term
of alarm management and inventory.
• In a configuration 3G/4G:
– one digital module (3G or 4G) is declared master. The collected alarms are sent
via the master digital module to the corresponding management system (3G or
4G).
– the eAMoB alarm module is used to collect cabinet alarms. For a detailed
description of the eAMoB, see “enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B
(eAMoB)” (p. 3-23)
• In WCDMA, the 9926 BBU 4U is responsible of:
– BBU itself
– Optional LPPCM
– TRDU subrack and TRDU 2100 modules
– Cabinet alarms through the eAMoB, if the 3G is the master alarm management of
the cabinet.
In LTE, the 9926 BBU 2U is responsible of:
– BBU itself
– Cabinet alarms and LTE TRDU fan through the eAMoB, if the 4G is the master
alarm management of the cabinet.
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characteristics
Cabinet weights and dimensions
The following table provides weights and dimensions for the 9712 lightRadio OD
cabinet.
Table 2-1 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet weights and dimensions
Equipment Dimensions Weight

H x W x D mm (inches) kg (lb)
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet 682 x 650 x 750 53
small (13U) without plinth (incl. (26.9 x 25.6 x 29.5) (117)
PDP, LRCC and cabling)
compact (21U) without plinth (41 x 25.6 x 29.5) (172)
(incl. PDP, LRCC, fan and
cabling)
basic plinth (5.9 x 25.6 x 29.5) (37)
extended plinth (10.8 x 25.6 x 29.5) (60)
The following table provides approximate weights for miscellaneous hardware of the
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet.
Table 2-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet miscellaneous hardware weights
Module name Weight, kg (lb)

9926 BBU 2U (fully configured) 11 (25)
9926 BBU 4U (fully configured) 22.6 (50)
SUMX-19 3 (6.6)
SAR-8 / SAR-F 7.3 (16) / 3.2 (7)
8U 3xTRDU shelf incl. Fans 59 (130)
PDP 5 (11)
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eAMoB 1 (2.2)
Battery tray 136 (300)
Rectifier shelf 25 (55)
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Power consumption
For information about the power consumption of modules, see Alcatel-Lucent 9712
lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet Site Preparation Guidelines, 3MN-01655-0001-RJZZA.
Environmental characteristics
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet is designed to support an external temperature range of
–40 °C to + 55 °C (–40 °F to +131 °F), with an relative humidity from 5% and 100%
(non-condensing but not exceed 0.024 kg water/kg of dry air).
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External interfaces
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet interfaces
The following table provides external interfaces for the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet.
Table 2-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet interfaces
9712 lightRadio OD Description

cabinet interfaces
Radio devices High-speed serial digital interface (CPRI) (3G/4G)
Ethernet (2G)
Backhaul Gigabit Ethernet
E1 interface
External user alarms Support up to 32 user alarms with the eAM module
Power supply DC input
AC input
DC output for RRH supply
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Product description Power system
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Power system
Overview
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet is proposed in -48 VDC version or AC (230V AC)
version. In the AC version, the 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet requires an AC/DC
rectifier shelf.
The following power options are available in the outdoor cabinet:
• DC power
• AC input power without internal battery
• AC input power with internal battery
• AC input power with external battery (future)
The -48VDC is distributed inside the cabinet through a Power Distribution Panel (PDP).
AC power supply
The 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet can be powered with a nominal voltage of 230V
AC (50/60 Hz) under single phase (L, N, PE) or under three phases (L1, L2, L3, N, PE).
The AC power cable is specific to the lightRadio cabinet and is delivered in 16m length.
Its diameter does not exceed 20mm supporting up to 6KW. It exists in two versions:
Single phase and ground (3x6 mm²) and Three phases and ground (5x4 mm²).
In the AC version:
• The compact or small cabinet can accept a 2U rack AC/DC rectifier with an input of
230V AC. For a detailed description of the rectifier, see “Optional 19” rack mounted
rectifier” (p. 3-27)
• One or two 2U set of batteries can be installed within 19” rack - 7U height. For a
detailed description of the batteries, see “Optional 19” rack mounted battery”
(p. 3-29)
DC power supply
The 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet can be powered from external -48V DC power
supply, nominal voltage under normal operation in the range from -40,5V to -57V DC.
The input power cable is connected to a pair of the DC capacitors (75A for small cabinet
and 200A for compact cabinet). The DC power cable is delivered per 100m roll and made
on site. The recommended length is up to 10m per cabinet. It consists of 2 DC power
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cable (blue and black) and exists in 2 diameters:

• 1x25mm², blue (-48V) and 1x25mm², black (-0V) for small cabinet or stacking
small/small cabinet.
• 1x50mm², blue (-48V) and 1x50mm², black (-0V) for compact cabinet or stacking
compact/small cabinet.
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Cabinet grounding
Inside the 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet, all the mechanical parts conducting or
exposed to fault current are connected to the main earthing bolt (GND). A GND cable
must be provided to connect each cabinet AC or DC to a common bonding network
(CBN). GND cable is delivered in 100m roll. One roll must be used for several cabinets,
assuming that on site the ground cable is cut to the minimum necessary length between
the cabinet and ground bar/plate.
Internal DC Power Distribution in the cabinet

Each 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet has a dedicated space for mounting a DC Power
Distribution Panel (PDP). The PDP is located to the left of the main component rack
mounting and thus does not consume any of the vertical rack space.
The PDP provides the DC distribution and over-current protection. For a detailed
description of the PDP, see “Power Distribution Panel (PDP)” (p. 3-18).
More information
For information about the components as well as the environmental and power
requirements, surge protection and lightning protection, refer to the following document:
Alcatel-Lucent 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet Site Preparation Guidelines,
3MN-01655-0001-RJZZA.
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Product description Thermal management and airflow
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Thermal management and airflow

Overview
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet equipment operates in a temperature-controlled
environment. The internal temperature of enclosures is regulated with a combination of
direct air cooling technology and cooling fans.
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet cooling system includes the following components:
• Cooling fans dedicated to each module (digital or radio)
• direct air cooling system installed on the inside door panel
Below 33°C, cooling is only provided by the equipment fans and the cabinet is working
in internal re-circulation mode. Above 33°C, the direct air cooling system switches on and
hot air is expelled to the outside air environment. For cold temperature conditions, a
heater is used and thermally activated shutters allow control of the airflow within the
cabinet.
The following figure illustrates the thermal equipment of the small cabinet.
Figure 2-4 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet small outdoor thermal equipment
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The same cooling system (heater, Fan tray, and LRCC) is used for the compact cabinet
with two fan trays instead of one.
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Direct Air Cooling system
The Direct Air Cooling system is used in the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet to maintain the
correct air environment within the cabinet.
The Direct Air Cooling system is mounted on the inside door panel of the 9712
lightRadio OD cabinet. It cools the internal air pushing fresh air from the outside of the
cabinet and expelling hot air on the rear surface to the outside.
Removable panels allow the adaptation of the airflow path to accommodate the airflow
configuration needed by the components (for example front to back versus side to side).
For cold temperature conditions, grills are thermally activated to adapt the airflow path
within the cabinet.
• To conserve energy, the grills open or close according to the internal temperature of
the cabinet.
• The panels close progressively as the temperature decreases thus causing more air to
be recirculated within the cabinet rather than being exhausted.
A LRCC (lightRadio Cabinet Controller) allows to:
• Monitor the cabinet temperature with two thermistors
• Control speed of cabinet fans based on temperature
The following figure illustrates the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet air paths when the
internal air temperature is above 25°C.
Figure 2-5 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet small outdoor air flow

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The same air flow principle is used for the compact cabinet.
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3 Hardware description
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Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes all the modules (optional or not) implemented in the
Alcatel-Lucent 9712 lightRadio Outdoor Cabinet.
Contents
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet digital modules 3-2

GSM Station Unit Module 3-3
W-CDMA 9926 BBU 4U 3-5
LTE 9926 BBU 3-9
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet radio modules 3-12
TRDU radio modules 3-13
RRH radio modules 3-15
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet other equipment 3-16
Backhaul interface (SAR-8) 3-17
Power Distribution Panel (PDP) 3-18
enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB) 3-23
LightRadio Cabinet Controller (LRCC) 3-25
Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier 3-27
Optional 19” rack mounted battery 3-29
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes the digital modules housed in the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet.
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GSM Station Unit Module 3-3

W-CDMA 9926 BBU 4U 3-5
LTE 9926 BBU 3-9
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Hardware description GSM Station Unit Module
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GSM Station Unit Module

Overview
The Station Unit Module 19 Inch (SUMX-19) is designed to be connected to the radio
devices via optical fiber / electrical Ethernet links. It utilizes 2U space.
The SUMX-19 is constituted by a 19 Inch subrack hosting the SUMX main board and the
additional items needed for operation: Front panel power distribution interface and
Connection area module providing user alarm and E1 ABIS interfaces.
Figure 3-1 SUMX 19 Inch front view
The 9711 lightRadio ID cabinet can also house the standard version of the Station Unit
Module (SUMX) in order to support TRX/ Twin-TRX / MC-TRX radio modules. The
SUMX is hosted in a STASR subrack (19 Inch) with antenna network (AGC/AGX) and
radio module equipment.
Features and functions

The SUMX-19 supports the following functions:
• Digital transmission
• Timing and clock generation
• Management of the distributed BTS
• Configuration/supervision
• Remote Inventory
Hardware description
The Station Unit Module is factory-equipped with the following components:
• SUMX 19 Inch subrack
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• One SUMX main board provides the central management and control of all the
distributed BTS modules
• GSM New Class board (SUMX GNC board)
• GPS optional board
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The following figure shows the SUMX 19 Inch assembly and its main components.
Figure 3-2 SUMX 19 Inch Assembly
External interfaces
The SUMX-19 is equipped with six main types of external interface:
• E1 or IP network interface (Abis)
• Optical interface to radio devices (three)
• Alarm interfaces (eight)
• Power supply interface (- 48V DC input)
• Ground interface
• GPS interface (optional)
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More information
For more information on SUMX-19, see Alcatel-Lucent Distributed Base station B12 -
Technical Description, 9YZ-03803-1500-TQZZA.
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W-CDMA 9926 BBU 4U

Overview
The 9926 BBU 4U -W-CDMA is designed to be connected to radio devices via electrical
or optical Common Public Radio interface (CPRI) links.
The 9926 BBU 4U contains the following equipment:
• Eight-slot digital shelf equipped with two types of hardware modules: controller
(CCM-U) and modem (CEM-U)
• Fan-trays
• Backplane supporting all the links between these modules
The following figure shows the external view of the 9926 BBU 4U (fully equiped).
Figure 3-3 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA external view

The 9926 BBU 4U supports the following functions:
• Call processing
• Performance monitoring
• Network interface
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• Synchronization
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The digital backplane used in the 9926 BBU 4U is the Rack Back Plane d4u in V3 (RBP
d4Uv3).
The 9926 BBU 4U houses the following components:
• enhanced Core Controller Module-U (eCCM-U or xCCM-U) in charge of:
– OAM management
– Part of call processing
– Internal/external data flow switching or combining
– Supporting external/internal alarm connectivity and external synchronization
reference interface
– Supporting up to six CPRI interfaces to radio equipment
• enhanced Channel Element Module-U (eCEM-U or xCEM-U) in charge of:
– Base-band transmit/receive digital signal processing
• A fan trays containing two fan rack modules and two Rack User Commissioning
(RUC) modules
The 9926 BBU 4U is proposed in different hardware configurations starting from one
CCM-U and one CEM-U (minimum configuration) and can house up to two CCM-U and
six CEM-U (future configuration).
The following figure illustrates the location of modules in the 9926 BBU 4U (fully
equipped).
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Figure 3-4 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA front view
The 9926 BBU 4U is equipped of the following interfaces:

• E1/T1 and/or IP network interface (Iub)
• Optical or electrical CPRI interface to radio devices
• Alarm interface
• Power supply interface (DC input)
The 9926 BBU 4U equipped with two controllers can be used in a Dual NodeB
configuration.
The Dual NodeB configuration allows to host two NodeBs W-CDMA in one d4U and is
equipped with:
• Two eCCM-U (controllers) with a Gigabit Ethernet (GE) MDA (eCCM-U-GE)
• Up to six eCEM-U or xCEM-U (modems)
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Each controller hosts its own IuB backhaul interface and its CPRI interface towards the
Radio Equipment.
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eCCMu with GE MDA is supported in Logical slot 5 and 6 for dual NodeB configuration.
One controller (logical slot 5) can address up to 5 modems and the other controller
(logical slot 6) can address up to 3 modems with a maximum total of six modems.
Note: x/eCCMu with GE MDA is supported in logical slot 5 only for single controller
configuration and can address only 5 modems. x/eCEM is not supported in Logical
slot 9.
For single controller configuration, x/eCCMu with MDA 4E1 is also supported and
each Fantray alarms are sent to the single controller.
The Dual NodeB configuration supports:
• Hybrid/NativeIP Backhaul. (both nodeBs need not be using same backhaul)
• Ethernet or ATM Backplane
• Both controllers can run on different software loads
• Independent software upgrades. Upgrade of one Controller software does not upgrade
the software of other.
• 1-wire bus is not daisy chained in Dual NodeB as in single controller configuration.
More information
For more information on 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA, see Alcatel-Lucent 9926 DBS 4U -
W-CDMA - Technical Description, 3MN-01637-0004-DEZZA.
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Hardware description LTE 9926 BBU
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LTE 9926 BBU

Overview
The following figure shows the front view of the LTE Alcatel-Lucent 9926 Base Band
Unit (9926 BBU, (d2Uv5)).
Figure 3-5 LTE 9926 BBU front view
The LTE 9926 BBU is available in both FDD and TDD versions. The two versions share
the same mechanical enclosure, cooling system, digital backplane and digital board
arrangement.

The LTE 9926 BBU supports the following functions:
• Call processing
• Performance monitoring
• Network interface
• Synchronization
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The LTE 9926 BBU is factory-equipped with the following components:
• 9926 BBU Sub-Rack (d2Uv5) provides the following:
– Enclosure is 2U in height and 19-inches wide
– Includes five slots
– Provides backplane for power and communications supporting installed circuit
packs.
• enhanced Core Controller Module (eCCM-U) provides the following functionality:
– OAM management
– Internal/external data flow switching or combining
– Supports external/internal alarm connectivity and external synchronization
reference interface
– Supports up to six CPRI interfaces to radio equipment
– Supports backhaul interface
– Supports remote maintenance terminal (RMT) interface
The FDD and TDD BBU use the eCCM-U board as controller module into two
specific variants.
• broadband Channel Element Module (bCEM) provides the following functionality:
– Base-Band transmit/receive digital signal processing
– Cannot be installed with eCEM-Us.
Two variants exist: bCEM 1.0 (used for TDD version only) and bCEM 1.1 (common
for TDD and FDD BBU versions).
FDD version supports up to two bCEM (one modem for 3 sectors per frequency
band).
TDD version supports one bCEM P1.0 (2 antennas) to three bCEM P1.0 (8 antennas),
or one bCEM P1.1 (2 antennas) to three bCEM P1.1 (8 antennas) (future).
eCEM is not supported in LR13.3.L release and LR13.3.L upgrade requires a
bCEM which is the only Channel Element Module supported.
• RUC/Fan Tray provides the following functionality:
– -48 VDC power connections, filtering and current limiting.
– Power switch (optional for LR OD)
– Alarm connection
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– Commissioning connection
– Cooling fans
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More information
For more information on 9926 BBU, see Alcatel-Lucent 9926 Distributed Base Station
(DBS) LTE Base Band Unit (BBU) Technical Description, 9YZ-05817-0020-DEZZA
Alcatel-Lucent 9926 Distributed Base Station (DBS) LTE Base Band Unit (BBU)
Technical Description.
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes the radio modules supported by the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet.
Contents
TRDU radio modules 3-13

RRH radio modules 3-15
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Hardware description TRDU radio modules
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TRDU radio modules

TRDU radio modules description
The TRDU radio modules supported by the lightRadio Macro configurations are
described in the following table:
Table 3-1 TRDU radio modules
Radio Modules RF power (TOC)

Watt
TRDU 60 2100 MHz (W-CDMA) 60
TRDU 2x40 800 MHz (LTE) 40
TRDU 2x60 2600 or AWS MHz (LTE) 60
TRDU 2x60 700 (LTE) 60
TRDU 2x60 1800 MHz (GSM/LTE) 60
TRDU 2x60 900 MHz (GSM/W-CDMA) - for future
TRDU 2100 (WCDMA)

The TRDU 2100 RF unit is a single sector self-contained radio module, including one
radio transceiver, one power-amplifier, a duplexer/RX filter unit, and a CPRI interface for
connection to the BBU.
It is supported in the lightRadio cabinet within a WCDMA TRDU-subrack including up
to six TRDU and a Fan tray.
The TRDU 2100 supports one TX path (60W) and two RX paths.
TRDU 2600, 800 or AWS (LTE)

The TRDU 800/2600/AWS RF unit is a single sector self-contained radio module,
including two radio transceivers, two power-amplifiers, a dual-duplexer unit, and a CPRI
interface for connection to the BBU.
It is supported in the lighRadio cabinet within the LTE TRDU-subrack including up to
three TRDU, a Fan tray and a LTE BBU.
The TRDU 2600 supports two Tx paths with 60W per path.
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The TRDU 800 supports two Tx paths with 40W per path.
The TRDU2x60-AWS RF unit supports traditional or combined transmit mode.
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The TRDU2x60-AWS RF unit (3GPP Band 4) includes internal RF switching to support a
combined transmit mode in which the outputs of its two 60W power amplifiers (PAs) can
be combined into a single 120W (maximum) signal delivered to one antenna port. In this
combined transmit mode, the TRDU2x60-AWS RF unit can support:
• two 60W carriers on one antenna port
• up to three 40W cells on one antenna port
The TRDU2x60-AWS RF unit has the option of operating in the traditional transmit mode
by setting the switches to route the output of each PA directly to the duplexer for its own
antenna port. In this mode, the RF unit operates as a normal two-antenna port unit with
both ports supporting duplex (Tx/Rx) operation.
TRDU 1800/900 (GSM/W-CDMA/LTE)

The TRDU 2x60 1800/900 is “self contained unit” including its own fans, which can be
mounted in the lightRadio cabinet without subrack.
It is a single sector unit including two radio transceivers, two power-amplifiers, a
dual-duplexer unit, a CPRI interface for connection to the LTE/W-CDMA BBU and
Ethernet for connection to GSM BBU. It supports two Tx paths with 60W per path.
A specific TRDU 2×60 is designed to work in a specific frequency band: 9742
lightRadio™ TRDU 2x60 B8 is addressing the GSM 900 MHz band and the 9742
lightRadio™ TRDU 2x60 B3 is addressing the GSM 1800 MHz band. The TRDU 2x60
contains the Transceiver and realizes the transmission and reception of radio frequencies
in the corresponding band. In case of GSM it also realizes the baseband processing.
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RRH radio modules

RRH modules description
The RRH radio modules supported by the lightRadio cabinet for distributed
configurations are described in the following table:
Table 3-2 RRH modules
RRH Modules (FDD) RF power (TOC)

Watt
RRH 2x60 2100 (W-CDMA) 60
RRH 2x40 800 (LTE) 40
RRH 2x40 2600 (LTE)
MC-RRH 2x40 900 (GSM) 40
MC-RRH 2x40 1800 (GSM/LTE)
The MC-RRH is a radio module supporting two technologies; it is simultaneously

connected to a digital controller 2G and to a digital controller 3G or 4G.
The MC-RRH module dual PA, offers two antenna connectors, each connector is capable
for Tx and Rx simultaneously. It is based on multi carrier power amplifier (SDR)
technology, using a single Power Amplifier for several carriers.
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes the other equipment that supports the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet:
• Backhaul interface (7705 SAR-8)
• DC Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
• enhanced Alarm Module (eAM)
This list is not an exhaustive, in particular, this section does not provide information on
ancillary cable kits and installation sets.
Contents
Backhaul interface (SAR-8) 3-17

Power Distribution Panel (PDP) 3-18
enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB) 3-23
LightRadio Cabinet Controller (LRCC) 3-25
Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier 3-27
Optional 19” rack mounted battery 3-29
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Backhaul interface (SAR-8)

Optical GigE backhaul
The lightRadio outdoor cabinet supports as an option a router Alcatel-Lucent 7705
SAR-8.
The fiber cables are collected at the Service Aggregation Router (SAR-8) to connect to
the backhaul transmission equipment.
The SAR-8 collects the GigE interfaces of the different BBU units, and provides a unique
optical Ethernet connection for external connection.
The following figure shows 7705 SAR-8 module, it takes 2U space in the cabinet:
Figure 3-6 Backhaul interface (Alcatel-Lucent 7705 SAR-8)
For more information on 7705 SAR-8 see Alcatel-Lucent 7705 Service Aggregation
Router - SAR-8 chassis installation guide, 3HE-06818-AAAC-TQZZA
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Power Distribution Panel (PDP)

Overview
The Power Distribution Panel (PDP) is a proprietary Alcatel-Lucent design.
The PDP provides the following attributes:
• Distributes the DC power to components within the cabinet
• Circuit breakers
Each cabinet (small or compact) has a dedicated space for mounting a PDP (small or
compact).
PDP Small 13U cabinet

The PDP provides cable entry for -48 V DC power.
The PDP for the 13U cabinet provides:
• eight circuit breaker positions (25A) for DC distribution to internal modules
• one circuit breaker position (80A) for DC distribution to RRH or a small stacked
cabinet
The PDP small is rated at 150 Amps. The small cabinet can dissipate a maximum heat
load of 4000 Watts, shared between the internal modules and RRH power supply (if any)
from the cabinet AC variant.
The following figure shows the front panel of the PDP small module.
Figure 3-7 PDP Small 13U cabinet

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Hardware description Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
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The following figure shows the connections to the PDP for a small configuration.
Figure 3-8 Connections to the PDP - Small configuration
PDP Compact 21U cabinet

The PDP provides cable entry for -48 V DC power.
The PDP for the 21U cabinet provides eleven circuit breaker positions and one additional
circuit breaker with terminals to feed RRHs or a small cabinet stacked:
• nine 25A and one 30A for DC distribution to internal modules
The 25A breakers are not dedicated to a specific module. The connection are made in
factory based on the configuration.
The 30A breaker is dedicated for LRCC/FAN/Heater DC.
• one 80A for DC distribution to RRH
• one 70A for DC distribution to RRH or a small stacked cabinet
The PDP compact is rated at 150 Amps. The compact cabinet can dissipate a maximum
heat load of 6000 Watts, shared between the internal modules and RRH power supply (if
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The following figure shows the front panel of the PDP compact module.
Figure 3-9 PDP Compact 21U cabinet
The following figure shows the connections to the PDP for a compact configuration.
Figure 3-10 Connections to the PDP - Compact configuration
PDP in Large Stacked Cabinet

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In a Large Stacked Cabinet (LSC) configuration, AC variant, the AC input power comes
into the Compact cabinet, in which the batteries and rectifier shelf are hosted. For the
optional AC heater, the PSU delivers the 230VAC to the small cabinet. The DC power is
distributed from the PSU to the Compact PDP and then to the Small PDP.
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Hardware description Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
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The following figure shows the connections to the PDP modules in a large stacked
configuration.
Figure 3-11 Connections to the PDP - Stacked configuration
Auxiliary PDP for RRH

In a distributed RF configuration, AC cabinet, with 1U available in the User space, it is
possible to power up to 6 RRHs to an auxiliary RRH PDP.
The introduction of the auxiliary RRH PDP replaces the provisioning of the DC
capacitors 2x75A and the external DC box.
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The Auxiliary RRH PDP is connected to the PDP compact (breaker 80A). 1 to 6 RRHs
are connected directly to the auxiliary RRH PDP through the compact bulkhead. On the
PDP, each RRH is protected by a 20A breaker.
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The following figure shows the Auxiliary RRH PDP connected to the PDP compact.
Figure 3-12 Auxiliary RRH PDP connected to the PDP compact

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Hardware description enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB)
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enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB)

Overview
The enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB) is an alarm module designed
to provide enhanced alarming capabilities for outdoor.
It provides connections for up to 32 external alarms and cabinet alarms, including surge
protection. It utilizes 0.5U space.
Main functions
The eAMoB module provides the following functions:
• Eight connectors (four alarms per connector) to monitor up to 32 external user alarms
• Two connectors to monitor cabinet alarms
• One connector for 1-wire data and power
The eAMoB provides primary and secondary surge protection for the alarms.
The eAMoB is also used to collect cabinet alarms (cooling system alarm (FAN, clogged
filter)) and AC Power system alarms.
These collected alarms are forwarded to an unique digital part (BBU WCDMA or BBU
LTE) of the appropriate management center that will display the alarm according to its
policy. eAMoB is mandatory in the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet as soon as WCDMA or
LTE technology is present in the cabinet and master for the alarm management. The only
case, the eAMo module maybe not used is in a configuration GSM only; in this case the
alarms are directly managed by the SUMX.
The following figure shows the front panel of the eAMoB.
Figure 3-13 eAMoB front panel
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The front panel of the eAMoB module provides the following connectors:
• One "Cabinet alarms 1" (Frame Alarms) connector (25-pin D-sub female connector),
used for cabinet alarm collection (AC/DC PSU alarm and cooling system alarms)
• One "Cabinet Alarms 2" (Power Alarms) connector (RJ-45 connector), used for
cabinet alarm collection (door intrusion alarm and cooling system alarms)
• One "CTRL" connector (I2C connector), used to connect the eAMoB module to the
RUC of the BBU (3G or 4G) in charge of cabinet alarms management
• Eight "1-4", "5-8" ,"9-12" ,"13-16" ,"17-20" ,"21-24" ,"25-28" and "29-32" "EXT
ALM", external alarm connectors (RJ-45 connectors), each supporting four alarm
connections, used for 32 external alarms
• One threaded stud for frame ground
Connection to system management
• If 4G is master of the cabinet, the eAMoB (CTRL port) is then connected to the LTE
BBU RUC.
• If 3G is master of the cabinet, the eAMoB (CTRL port) is connected to the CCMU of
the digital controller, or directly to the RUC, or through the 3G modules LPPCM
and/or through the TRCU if they exist in the configuration. If a 4G BBU is also in the
cabinet, the alarms relative to the 4G BBU are reported to the 4G management center.
• If there is only 2G assets inside the cabinet, the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet alarms
(intrusion, Fan failure, air pressure S and C) are connected directly to the SUMX-19.
Four user alarms are also available on the SUMX-19. For the AC variant of the
cabinet, the PSU alarms are send directly to the 2G system management over SNMP.
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LightRadio Cabinet Controller (LRCC)

Overview
The LRCC (Alcatel-Lucent lightRadio Cabinet Controller) allows to:
• Monitor the cabinet temperature from two thermistors
• Control speed of cabinet fans based on temperature
Main functions
The LRCC is an Alcatel-Lucent proprietary design, installed on the inner surface of the
front door of the LightRadio cabinet.
The LRCC:
• Monitors the internal cabinet temperature from two thermistors
• Controls speed of cabinet fans based on cabinet temperature
• Controls heater(s) regulation for AC and DC, based on cabinet temperature
• Monitors cabinet alarms from intrusion switches
• Monitors alarms from air pressure alarm switch
• Monitors alarms from fan failure
• Monitors alarms from over temperature and under temperature
• Monitors alarms from LTE TRDU rack fan
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The following figure illustrates the LRCC equipment.
Figure 3-14 LRCC view
The LRCC front panel has LED indicators for STATUS, FAN 1, FAN 2 and Air Filter.
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Hardware description Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier
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Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier

Overview
AC/DC rectifier can optionally be hosted in the AC version of the 9712 lightRadio OD
cabinet.
The rectifier is installed at the bottom of the LightRadio cabinet within a 19” rack - 2U
height (rectifier rack).
Main functions
The rectifier is a bulk power supply which converts standard AC mains power into Safety
Extra Low Voltage (SELV) -48 V nominal DC output within the PSU AC for powering
wireless Base Station equipment and optional batteries for energy backup.
The rectifier:
• Provides a digital control interface which operates with a system controller for
enhanced overall system operation
• Contains integrated AC input filtering to meet Class B EMC requirements with
margin
• Provides a Power Factor Correction (PFC) input section to ensure compliant harmonic
emissions and operation over a broad continuous AC input voltage range
• Provides rear blind-mating interconnection for all electrical interfaces
• Provides a single isolated -48 V DC nominal SELV output rated at 6 kW continuous
output power
• Provides constant output power limiting and continuous current limiting operating
characteristics and is protected for output over current and over voltage faults
The 2U rectifier rack is delivered with a minimum of 2 rectifiers; up to 4 rectifiers can be
supported
The AC/DC rectifier has the following characteristics:
• Input 230V AC, 50/60 Hz, single or 3-phase
• -48V DC output capacity of 6 kW
Replaceable rectifier module can allow for N+1 configurations.
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The following figure shows the front panel of the rectifier shelf module.
Figure 3-15 Rectifier shelf front panel

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Optional 19” rack mounted battery

Overview
Batteries can optionally be hosted in the AC version of the 9712 lightRadio Outdoor
Cabinet (small or compact).
The battery strings are installed at the bottom of the cabinet within a 19” rack - 7U height
(battery rack).
Main functions
One battery rack (90A/h) can be installed in the small cabinet AC, for medium backup
time (4h).
Up to two battery racks (90A/h) can be installed in the Compact cabinet AC, for extended
backup time (>4h).
Battery charging (1x90A/h): 400VA is only temporary for few hours, after previous full
discharge. Real continuous long term operational charging is about 5VA.
If additional batteries are required an additional cabinet dedicated to housing battery
strings is recommended.
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4 Configuration description
4
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides an overview of the Alcatel-Lucent 9712 lightRadio Outdoor
Cabinet configurations.
Contents
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U 2G+3G+4G GM (OD Config 4-2

01)
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U-3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM + Bat 4-4
(OD Config 04bcd)
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat (OD 4-6
Config 04x)
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G NAR (OD Config 03) 4-8
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G GM + Bat (OD 4-10
Config 06a)
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat 4-12
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 4G NAR + Bat (OD Config 4-14
07)
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM 4-16
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2 4-18
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat (OD 4-20
Config 09c)
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GM (OD Config 01)
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U 2G+3G+4G GM

(OD Config 01)
Overview
13U 2G+3G+4G GM (OD Config 01) configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet
consists of a 13U cabinet mounted on a basic plinth with baseband equipment inside to
support multi-band RRH (Remote Radio Head) deployment.
This configuration is intended to operate on -48 VDC.
This configuration is intended for the Global Market (GM).
Configuration description
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet can house BBU, PDP, eAMoB Alarm Unit. The BBU
and RRH are connected with CPRI and/or Ethernet fiber optic cable.
This configuration can be equipped with the following digital modules:
• LTE BBU (9926 D2U v5)
• W-CDMA BBU (9926 D4U v3)
• GSM Station Unit Module (SUMX19”)
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet can support the digital modules (2G/3G/4G)
simultaneously, individually or in a combined mode.
This configuration is equipped with the following modules:
• Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
This configuration can be equipped with the following modules:
• Backhaul interface (7705 SAR-8), optional
• Enhanced Alarm Module for Outdoor, Version B (eAMoB)
The eAMoB collects the alarms and forwards them to only one BBU (LTE or
WCDMA).
For a 2G only configuration (or 2G is declared master for the cabinet alarm
management), the eAMoB is not used.
The LightRadio Cabinet Controller (LRCC) is required for small outdoor configuration.
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Configuration description 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U 2G+3G+4G
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GM (OD Config 01)
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This configuration includes the components shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-1 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U 2G+3G+4G GM
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2G+4G GM + Bat (OD Config 04bcd)
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U-3G or 4G or

Overview
13U-3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM + Bat (OD Config 04bcd) configuration of the 9712
lightRadio OD cabinet consists of a 13U cabinet mounted on a basic plinth with baseband
equipment inside to support multi-band RRH (Remote Radio Head) deployment.
This configuration is intended to operate on AC power.
Configuration description (small DC)

The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet can house BBU, PDP, eAMoB Alarm Unit, and Power
equipment. The BBU and RRH are connected with CPRI and/or Ethernet fiber optic
cable.
Three variants of this configuration are supported:
• LTE only (variant 1)
• LTE and GSM (variant 2)
• W-CDMA only (variant 3)
• LTE BBU (9926 D2U v5)
• AC rectifier shelf (2U) and one set of battery (7U)
WCDMA).
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This configuration supports the following radio modules (RRH) with a maximum of six
RRH modules powored by the cabinet:
• MC-RRH 900
• MC-RRH 1800
• RRH 800 and RRH 2600
The following figure portrays the components of the three variants.
Figure 4-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U-3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM +

Bat
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GM + Bat (OD Config 04x)
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 2G+3G+4G GM

+ Bat (OD Config 04x)
Overview
21U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat (OD Config 04x) configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD
cabinet consists of a 21U cabinet mounted on a basic plinth with baseband equipment
inside to support multi-band RRH (Remote Radio Head) deployment.
equipment. The BBU and RRH are connected with CPRI and/or Ethernet fiber optic
cable.
• LTE BBU (9926 D2U v5)
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet can support the digital modules (2G/3G/4G)
simultaneously, individually or in a combined mode.
• AC rectifier shelf (2U) and one set of battery (7U)
WCDMA).
The Radio modules (RRH) supported are:
• MC-RRH 900 GSM/W-CDMA
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• MC-RRH 1800 GSM/LTE

• Twin RRH 2100 W-CDMA
• RRH 800 LTE, RRH 2600 LTE
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Configuration description 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 2G+3G+4G
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Figure 4-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat
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(OD Config 03)
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G NAR

(OD Config 03)
Overview
21U+13U 4G NAR (OD Config 03) configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet
consists of compact and small stacked cabinet mounted on a extended plinth with
baseband and radio equipment inside to support multi-band 4G deployment.
This configuration is intended for the North America Market (NAR).
equipment.
This configuration can be equipped with the following digital and radio modules:
• LTE BBU (9926 D2U v5)
• TRDU 700L, 700U and 700AWS
This configuration is equipped with the following other modules:
• Small and compact Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
• AC rectifier (2U)
The eAMoB collects the alarms and forwards them to only one BBU (LTE ).
• Backhaul interface (SAR-8), optional
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Configuration description 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G NAR
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This configuration includes the components shown in the following figure:
Figure 4-4 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration -21U+13U 4G NAR
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G GM +

Bat (OD Config 06a)
Overview
21U+13U 4G GM + Bat (OD Config 06a) configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD
cabinet consists of a large stacked cabinet mounted on an extended plinth with baseband
and radio equipment to support multi band 4G deployment.
This configuration is intended to operate on AC power with battery.
The 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet includes:
• compact cabinet with small cabinet stacked on top
• extended plinth
The compact cabinet can be equipped with the following modules:
• One LTE BBU (9926 d2U v5)
• One TRDU rack (LTE) including three TRDU 2x60 2600 and Fans
• Power equipment: one set of battery (7U) and AC rectifier rack (2U)
• Optional Backhaul interface (SAR)
• Compact Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
• eAMoB Alarm Module
The small cabinet can be equipped with the following modules:
• One TRDU rack (LTE) including three TRDU 2x40 800 and Fans. The TRDUs are
connected to the LTE BBU hosted inside the compact cabinet.
• One LTE BBU (9926 d2U v5) can be added to support RRH modules (MC RRH :
1800 MHz or RRH 2600 MHz or RRH 800MHz).
• Small Power Distribution Panel (PDP)
The eAMoB is used whenever at least one LTE BBU is included in the cabinet.
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Configuration description 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G GM
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Figure 4-5 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 4G GM + Bat
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U

2G+3G+4G GM + Bat
Overview
21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet
consists of a large stacked cabinet mounted on an extended plinth with baseband and
radio equipment to support multi band deployment.
• extended plinth
• Two LTE BBU (9926 d2U v5)
• One W-CDMA BBU (9926 d4U v3) with the option LPPCM
• One GSM Station Unit Module (SUMX19)
• Support of Distributed RRH or MC-RRH (GSM, LTE)
• One TRDU rack (W-CDMA) including six TRDU 60 2100 and Fans. The TRDUs are
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Figure 4-6 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM +

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Bat (OD Config 07)
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 4G NAR + Bat

(OD Config 07)
Overview
21U 4G NAR + Bat (OD Config 07) configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet
consists of a compact cabinet mounted on an extended plinth with baseband equipment to
support distributed 4G deployment.
This configuration is intended for the North America Market (NAR).
• compact cabinet
• extended plinth
• Two LTE BBU (9926 d2U v5)
• Support of Distributed RRH or MC-RRH (LTE)
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Configuration description 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 4G NAR +
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Figure 4-7 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U 4G NAR + Bat
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2G+3G+4G GM
Overview
21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet consists of a
large stacked cabinet mounted on an extended plinth with baseband and radio equipment
to support multi band deployment.
• extended plinth
• One LTE BBU (9926 d2U v5)
• One TRDU rack (W-CDMA) including three TRDU1800 or 900 and Fans.
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Figure 4-8 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM
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2G+3G+4G GM-2
Overview
21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2 configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet consists of
a large stacked cabinet mounted on an extended plinth with baseband and radio
equipment to support multi band deployment.
• extended plinth
• Six TRDU 2x60 1800.
• Support of Distributed RRH or MC-RRH (GSM, WCDMA, LTE)
• Three TRDU 2x60 1800.
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Figure 4-9 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2
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GM + Bat (OD Config 09c)
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9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G

Overview
21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat (OD Config 09c) configuration of the 9712 lightRadio OD
cabinet consists of a large stacked cabinet mounted on an extended plinth with baseband
and radio equipment to support multi band deployment.
• extended plinth
• One TRDU rack including three TRDU 2x60 800 and Fans.
• Support of Distributed RRH or MC-RRH (GSM, WCDMA)
connected to the WCDMA BBU hosted inside the compact cabinet.
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Figure 4-10 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat
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Appendix A: Reference
Reissue history
Purpose
The reissue history of this document is described in the following paragraphs.
Issue 0.04
The reissue history of issue 0.04 is shown in the following table:
Table A-1 Issue 0.04, November 2013, Reason for reissue
Location Change
See sections: “9712 lightRadio OD cabinet Added detailed information about Power
product description” (p. 2-2), “Power system” System and Alarm Management
(p. 2-9), “Power Distribution Panel (PDP)”
(p. 3-18), “enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor,
Version B (eAMoB)” (p. 3-23), “Optional 19”
rack mounted rectifier” (p. 3-27) and
“Optional 19” rack mounted battery” (p. 3-29).
Issue 0.03
Table A-2 Issue 0.03, November 2013, Reason for reissue
Location Change
See “Related information” (p. xiii) Added referenced document: LTE FDD TRDU
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Alcatel-Lucent 9712 LR OD Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary A-1
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Issue 0.02
Table A-3 Issue 0.02, September 2013, Reason for reissue
Location Change
NA Preliminary issue.
Issue 0.01
Table A-4 Issue 0.01, August 2013, Reason for reissue
Location Change
See chapter Chapter 4, “Configuration Added configurations (LR13.3):
description”. • “21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM ” (5)
• “21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2 ” (5e)
• “21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat” (9c)
Added feature 161187 - AWS eNodeB support
of 2x2 TX MIMO with 2x120w using two
TRDU2x60w-AWS units per sector
Configurations already included:
• “13U-2G+3G+4G GM” (1)
• “13U 3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM + Bat”
(4b/4c/4d)
• “21U-2G+3G+4G GM + Bat” (4x)
• “21U+13U 4G NA” (3)
• “21U+13U 4G GM + Bat” (6a)
• “21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat” (6)
• “21U 4G NAR + Bat” (7)
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Index
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Numerics external view, 3-5
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet front view, 3-6
cabinet family, 2-2 ................................................................................................
configuration small outdoor, 4-2
B backhaul interface
configuration Small outdoor, 4-4
7705 SAR-8 outside view, 3-17
description, 2-2
description, 3-17
external view, 2-3
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interfaces, 2-8
E eAMoB
internal view, 2-4 See: enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B
Physical characteristics, 2-6 (eAMoB)
power supply, 2-9 enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB)
thermal management, 2-11 front panel, 3-23
9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configurations functions, 3-23
21U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat, 4-6 hardware description, 3-23
21U 4G NAR + Bat, 4-14 ................................................................................................
21U+13U 2G+3G GM + Bat, 4-20 L Light Radio cabinet
21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM, 4-16 Optional 19” rack mounted battery, 3-29
21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM + Bat, 4-12 Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier, 3-27
21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2, 4-18 LightRadio cabinet
21U+13U 4G GM + Bat, 4-10 LRCC, 3-25
21U+13U 4G NAR, 4-8 ................................................................................................
9926 BBU P Power Distribution Panel (PDP)

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outside view, 3-9 auxiliary PDP for RRH, 3-21

overview, 3-9 compact, 3-19
9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA description, 3-18
description, 3-5
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Alcatel-Lucent 9712 LR OD Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary IN-1
PRELIMINARY Index
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Large Stacked Cabinet, 3-20
small, 3-18
Power System
AC/DC rectifier shelf, 3-28
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R radio modules
description, 3-15
RRH, 3-15
TRDU, 3-13
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S SUMX-19
description, 3-3
front view, 3-3
internal view, 3-4
PRELIMINARY
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Reason for reissue ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

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Supported systems ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

How to use this document ........................................................................................................................................................ xii

Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................................................. xii

Conventions used ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

Related information .................................................................................................................................................................... xii

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1 RAN introduction for W-CDMA, LTE and GSM

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

RAN introduction ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1-2

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet product description .......................................................................................................... 2-2

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet physical and environmental characteristics ............................................................ 2-6

External interfaces .................................................................................................................................................................... 2-8

Power system .............................................................................................................................................................................. 2-9

Thermal management and airflow .................................................................................................................................... 2-11

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet digital modules

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-2

GSM Station Unit Module ..................................................................................................................................................... 3-3

W-CDMA 9926 BBU 4U ....................................................................................................................................................... 3-5

LTE 9926 BBU .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3-9

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet radio modules

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-12

TRDU radio modules ............................................................................................................................................................ 3-13

RRH radio modules ............................................................................................................................................................... 3-15

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet other equipment

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-16

Backhaul interface (SAR-8) ............................................................................................................................................... 3-17

Power Distribution Panel (PDP) ....................................................................................................................................... 3-18

enhanced Alarm Module-outdoor, Version B (eAMoB) .......................................................................................... 3-23

LightRadio Cabinet Controller (LRCC) ........................................................................................................................ 3-25

Optional 19” rack mounted rectifier ................................................................................................................................ 3-27

Optional 19” rack mounted battery .................................................................................................................................. 3-29

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 13U-3G or 4G or 2G+4G GM + Bat (OD Config

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM ....................................................... 4-16

9712 lightRadio OD cabinet configuration - 21U+13U 2G+3G+4G GM-2 .................................................... 4-18

Reissue history .......................................................................................................................................................................... A-1

2-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet miscellaneous hardware weights ................................................................ 2-6

2-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet interfaces ............................................................................................................. 2-8

3-1 TRDU radio modules ............................................................................................................................................. 3-13

3-2 RRH modules ........................................................................................................................................................... 3-15

1-2 Alcatel-Lucent LTE RAN architecture .............................................................................................................. 1-5

1-3 Alcatel-Lucent BSS architecture with GPRS .................................................................................................. 1-8

2-1 lightRadio cabinet family ....................................................................................................................................... 2-2

2-2 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet external view (small) ....................................................................................... 2-3

2-3 9712 lightRadio OD cabinet internal view (small) ....................................................................................... 2-4

3-1 SUMX 19 Inch front view ...................................................................................................................................... 3-3

3-2 SUMX 19 Inch Assembly ....................................................................................................................................... 3-4

3-3 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA external view ........................................................................................................... 3-5

3-4 9926 BBU 4U W-CDMA front view .................................................................................................................. 3-7

3-5 LTE 9926 BBU front view ..................................................................................................................................... 3-9

3-6 Backhaul interface (Alcatel-Lucent 7705 SAR-8) ...................................................................................... 3-17

3-7 PDP Small 13U cabinet ........................................................................................................................................ 3-18

3-8 Connections to the PDP - Small configuration ............................................................................................. 3-19

3-9 PDP Compact 21U cabinet .................................................................................................................................. 3-20

3-10 Connections to the PDP - Compact configuration ...................................................................................... 3-20