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DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite
V100R016C10
Configuration Principle
Issue 01
Date 2020-04-07
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Configuration Principle Contents
Contents
1 DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite Configuration Principle..............................1

1.1 Changes in DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite Configuration Principle.................................................2
1.2 Laws and Regulations............................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.2.1 Security Requirements....................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.2.2 Export Control Restrictions............................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Overview.................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 Product Configurations....................................................................................................................................................... 10
1.4.1 BBU Access........................................................................................................................................................................... 10
1.4.1.1 Networking Configurations........................................................................................................................................ 11
1.4.1.1.1 Networking Specifications....................................................................................................................................... 11
1.4.1.1.2 BBU-RHUB Networking Configurations..............................................................................................................14
1.4.1.1.3 RHUB-pRRU Networking Configurations........................................................................................................... 20
1.4.1.2 Macro-LampSite Co-BBU.............................................................................................................................................25
1.4.1.2.1 General Restrictions................................................................................................................................................... 25
1.4.1.2.2 RRU Quantity Specifications................................................................................................................................... 28
1.4.1.2.3 Cell Specifications....................................................................................................................................................... 29
1.4.1.3 Cabinet Configurations................................................................................................................................................ 29
1.4.1.4 BBU Configurations....................................................................................................................................................... 30
1.4.1.4.1 BBU Subrack Configurations................................................................................................................................... 30
1.4.1.4.2 Slot Assignment.......................................................................................................................................................... 30
1.4.1.4.3 Board Configurations................................................................................................................................................ 36
1. Main Control Board Configurations.................................................................................................................................. 38
2. Baseband Processing Unit Configurations...................................................................................................................... 40
3. Clock Board Configurations................................................................................................................................................. 47
4. Power Unit Configurations................................................................................................................................................... 48
1.4.1.5 RHUB Configurations.................................................................................................................................................... 49
1.4.1.5.1 RHUB5921..................................................................................................................................................................... 49
1.4.1.5.2 RHUB5923..................................................................................................................................................................... 50
1.4.1.6 pRRU Configurations.................................................................................................................................................... 50
1.4.1.6.1 pRRU5921......................................................................................................................................................................50
1.4.1.6.2 pRRU5935......................................................................................................................................................................51
1.4.1.6.3 pRRU5935H.................................................................................................................................................................. 51
1.4.1.6.4 pRRU5963......................................................................................................................................................................52
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1.4.1.7 Clock Configurations..................................................................................................................................................... 52

1.4.1.8 Power Module Configurations................................................................................................................................... 52
1.4.1.9 Hardware License Configurations............................................................................................................................ 53
1.4.1.9.1 Hardware Licenses for 5000 Series pRRUs.........................................................................................................53
1.4.1.10 Site Material Configurations.................................................................................................................................... 54
1.4.1.10.1 Site Materials............................................................................................................................................................. 54
1.4.1.10.2 Site Auxiliary Materials.......................................................................................................................................... 58
1.4.1.11 Spare Parts Configurations....................................................................................................................................... 59
1.4.1.11.1 Spare Parts List......................................................................................................................................................... 60
1.4.1.11.2 Spare Parts Configurations................................................................................................................................... 60
1.4.1.11.3 Precautions................................................................................................................................................................. 60
1.4.2 BBU Access+MERC-based Input....................................................................................................................................61
1.4.2.1 Networking Configurations........................................................................................................................................ 61
1.4.2.1.1 Networking Specifications....................................................................................................................................... 61
1.4.2.1.2 BBU-RHUB Networking Configurations..............................................................................................................65
1.4.2.1.3 RHUB-pRRU Networking Configurations........................................................................................................... 71
1.4.2.2 Macro-LampSite Co-BBU.............................................................................................................................................77
1.4.2.2.1 General Restrictions................................................................................................................................................... 77
1.4.2.2.2 RRU Quantity Specifications................................................................................................................................... 80
1.4.2.2.3 Cell Specifications....................................................................................................................................................... 81
1.4.2.3 Cabinet Configurations................................................................................................................................................ 81
1.4.2.4 BBU Configurations....................................................................................................................................................... 82
1.4.2.4.1 BBU Subrack Configurations................................................................................................................................... 82
1.4.2.4.2 Slot Assignment.......................................................................................................................................................... 82
1.4.2.4.3 Board Configurations................................................................................................................................................ 90
1. Main Control Board Configurations.................................................................................................................................. 92
2. Baseband Processing Unit Configurations...................................................................................................................... 94
3. MERC Configurations...........................................................................................................................................................101
4. Clock Board Configurations............................................................................................................................................... 102
5. Power Unit Configurations................................................................................................................................................ 103
1.4.2.5 RHUB Configurations................................................................................................................................................. 104
1.4.2.5.1 RHUB5921.................................................................................................................................................................. 104
1.4.2.5.2 RHUB5923.................................................................................................................................................................. 104
1.4.2.6 pRRU Configurations.................................................................................................................................................. 104
1.4.2.6.1 pRRU5921................................................................................................................................................................... 105
1.4.2.6.2 pRRU5935................................................................................................................................................................... 105
1.4.2.6.3 pRRU5935H................................................................................................................................................................ 106
1.4.2.6.4 pRRU5963................................................................................................................................................................... 106
1.4.2.7 Clock Configurations.................................................................................................................................................. 106
1.4.2.8 Power Module Configurations................................................................................................................................ 107
1.4.2.9 Hardware License Configurations.......................................................................................................................... 107
1.4.2.9.1 Hardware Licenses for 5000 Series pRRUs...................................................................................................... 107
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1.4.2.10 Site Material Configurations................................................................................................................................. 109

1.4.2.10.1 Site Materials.......................................................................................................................................................... 109
1.4.2.10.2 Site Auxiliary Materials........................................................................................................................................ 113
1.4.2.11 Spare Parts Configurations.................................................................................................................................... 114
1.4.2.11.1 Spare Parts List....................................................................................................................................................... 114
1.4.2.11.2 Spare Parts Configurations................................................................................................................................. 114
1.4.2.11.3 Precautions............................................................................................................................................................... 115
1.5 Appendix................................................................................................................................................................................ 115
1.5.1 Capacity Expansion......................................................................................................................................................... 116
1.5.2 LampSite Specifications................................................................................................................................................ 116
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DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite 1 DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite
Configuration Principle Configuration Principle
1 DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite

Overview
This document describes the principles of configuring DBS3900 LampSite and
DBS5900 LampSite base stations. Based on the configuration principles described
in this document, you can calculate and plan the quantity of hardware to be
configured for a base station.
● In this document, "LTE" includes FDD, TDD, and NB-IoT. In scenarios where they need to be
distinguished, LTE FDD, LTE TDD, and LTE NB-IoT are used.
● In this document, "G" is short for GSM, "C" is short for CDMA, "U" is short for UMTS, "L" is
short for LTE FDD, "T" is short for LTE TDD, "M" is short for LTE NB-IoT, "N" is short for NR,
"N (FDD)" is short for NR FDD, and "N (TDD)" is short for NR TDD.
● In this document, "RHUB", "pRRU", and "hRRU" refer to all corresponding models. In
scenarios where they need to be distinguished, a specific model, for example, RHUB5921, is
used.
● In this document, "BBU" refers to the BBU3910 and BBU5900.
● In this document, "RF input" refers to MERC-based input.
Product Versions
The following table lists the product versions applicable to this document.
Product Solution Version Product Version

Name
DBS3900 ● SRAN16.1 V100R016C10

LampSite ● RAN22.1
DBS5900 ● eRAN16.1
LampSite ● eRAN TDD 16.1
● 5G RAN3.1
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Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
● Network planners
● Onsite engineers
● System engineers
Organization
1.1 Changes in DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite Configuration Principle
This section describes the changes in DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite
Configuration Principle.
1.2 Laws and Regulations
This section describes the security requirements and export control regulations.
1.3 Overview
This section describes DBS3900 LampSite and DBS5900 LampSite base stations as
well as related basic concepts, to help users quickly understand products.
1.1 Changes in DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite

This section describes the changes in DBS3900 LampSite & DBS5900 LampSite
Configuration Principle.
01 (2020-04-07)
This is the first commercial release.
Compared with Draft D (2020-03-09), this issue includes the following new
information:
● 1.4.1.6.4 pRRU5963 (BBU access)
● 1.4.2.6.4 pRRU5963 (BBU access+MERC-based input)
Compared with Draft D (2020-03-09), this issue includes the following changes.
Topic Change Description
● 1.4.1.1.1 Networking Added the specifications of the pRRU5963.

Specifications (BBU access)
● 1.4.2.1.1 Networking
Specifications (BBU access
+MERC-based input)

● 1.4.1.1.2 BBU-RHUB Deleted the BBU-RHUB multi-port trunk chain topology and
Networking Configurations related descriptions.
(BBU access)
● 1.4.2.1.2 BBU-RHUB
Networking Configurations
(BBU access+MERC-based
input)
● 1.4.1.2.1 General Modified the descriptions of macro-LampSite co-BBU

Restrictions (BBU access) networking.
● 1.4.2.2.1 General
Restrictions (BBU access
+MERC-based input)
● 1.4.1.4.3 Board ● Added information about the UMPTga.

Configurations (BBU access) ● Updated the external models of the main control boards
● 1.4.2.4.3 Board and baseband processing units to ensure information
Configurations (BBU access consistency with the macro base station.
+MERC-based input) ● Deleted information about the UBBPg3a.
● 1.4.1.6.1 pRRU5921 (BBU Modified the description and configuration principles of the
access) pRRU5921 WD6MXAAEGAJT because it now supports the 2600
● 1.4.2.6.1 pRRU5921 (BBU MHz frequency band.
access+MERC-based input)
● 1.4.1.9.1 Hardware Licenses Modified the configuration principles of ML1S05MRFA00.

for 5000 Series pRRUs (BBU
access)
● 1.4.2.9.1 Hardware Licenses
No information in Draft D (2020-03-09) is deleted from this issue.
Draft D (2020-03-09)
This is a draft.
Compared with Draft C (2020-02-15), this issue does not include any new
information.
Compared with Draft C (2020-02-15), this issue includes the following changes.

● 1.4.1.9.1 Hardware Licenses Modified the configuration principles of license "Transmit

for 5000 Series pRRUs (BBU Power License for 5000 Series LampSite pRRU(NR)."
access)
● 1.4.2.9.1 Hardware Licenses
No information in Draft C (2020-02-15) is deleted from this issue.
Draft C (2020-02-15)
This is a draft.
Compared with Draft B (2020-01-20), this issue does not include any new
information.
Compared with Draft B (2020-01-20), this issue includes the following changes.
Entire document Deleted the descriptions of the extender.
● 1.4.1.1 Networking Modified the CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector
Configurations (BBU access) equipment group in different networking modes.
● 1.4.2.1 Networking
Configurations (BBU access
+MERC-based input)
● 1.4.1.5 RHUB Configurations ● Deleted the key specifications of each module and added
(BBU access) the following description: For details about the
● 1.4.2.5 RHUB Configurations specifications of each module, see LampSite RHUB
(BBU access+MERC-based Technical Specifications.
input) ● Deleted the sales part number of each module and
presented only the external model.
● Changed the Description column to the Name column for
each module.
● 1.4.1.6 pRRU Configurations ● Deleted the key specifications of each module and added
(BBU access) the following description: For details about the
● 1.4.2.6 pRRU Configurations specifications of each module, see LampSite pRRU Technical
(BBU access+MERC-based Specifications.
input) ● Deleted the sales part number of each module and
presented only the external model.
● Changed the Description column to the Name column for
each module.
The following information in Draft B (2020-01-20) is deleted from this issue:

● Information about all EOM modules, including the RHUB3908, RHUB3918,

pRRU3902, pRRU3907, pRRU3911, pRRU3912, pRRU3916, pRRU5920,
pRRU5935E, and pRRU5936.
● Information about the RHUB5961 and RHUB5963 that are not put into
commercial use.
Draft B (2020-01-20)
This is a draft.
From V100R016C10 onwards, site-specific documents are delivered separately, and
this document contains only information applied globally. In addition, the
document structure is adjusted and product configuration principles are described
by scenario.
Compared with Draft A (2019-08-10), this issue does not include any new
information.
Compared with Draft A (2019-08-10), this issue includes the following changes.
● 1.4.1.4.2 Slot Assignment Added information about the USCUb18.

(BBU access)
● Clock Board Configurations
(BBU access)
● 1.4.2.4.2 Slot Assignment
input)
● Clock Board Configurations
input)
● 1.4.1.4.3 Board Added information about the UBBPg3a.

Configurations (BBU access)
● 1.4.2.4.3 Board
+MERC-based input)
● Baseband Processing Unit Added the configuration specifications of the UBBPg3 in TN

Configurations (BBU access) (TDD).
● Baseband Processing Unit
+MERC-based input)
The following information in Draft A (2019-08-10) is deleted from this issue:

● Information about all EOM modules, including the RHUB3908, RHUB3918,
pRRU3902, pRRU3907, pRRU3911, pRRU3912, pRRU3916, pRRU5920,
pRRU5935E, and pRRU5936.
● Configuration information about the installation material package for pRRU
cascading with Wi-Fi: Ethernet cables for cascading with Wi-Fi are provided by

the Wi-Fi device supplier and are not delivered with the LampSite base
station.
Draft A (2019-08-10)
This is a draft.
Compared with Issue 02 (2019-07-20) of V100R015C10, this issue includes the
following new information:
● RHUB5961
● RHUB5963
Compared with Issue 02 (2019-07-20) of V100R015C10, this issue includes the
following changes.
1.4.1.10.1 Site Materials Added the configuration information about the installation
material package for pRRU cascading with a Wi-Fi AP.
No information in Issue 02 (2019-07-20) of V100R015C10 is deleted from this

issue.
1.2 Laws and Regulations

This section describes the security requirements and export control regulations.
1.2.1 Security Requirements

GL/CL dual-mode LampSite base stations cannot be sold in security-sensitive
countries.
1.2.2 Export Control Restrictions

N/A
1.3 Overview
This section describes DBS3900 LampSite and DBS5900 LampSite base stations as
well as related basic concepts, to help users quickly understand products.
Introduction to DBS3900 LampSite and DBS5900 LampSite Base Stations

With "Continuous Innovation Based on Customer Requirements" in mind, Huawei
launched its future-oriented LampSite solution that integrates wireless platform
resources and multiple technologies. This solution is designed to expand system
capacity in indoor hotspots, eliminate coverage holes, and provide comprehensive

indoor coverage for multiple networking modes. It uses an optimized hardware

and software architecture that features simplicity, ease-of-deployment, and
significant capital expenditure (CAPEX) savings.
In the LampSite solution, the base station consists of the baseband unit (BBU),
digital conversion unit (DCU), RRU HUB (RHUB), and pico remote radio unit
(pRRU). These modules can be flexibly configured to suit network requirements.
● The BBU implements baseband control. It provides the following functions:
– Manages the entire base station system. The management involves
uplink and downlink data processing, signaling processing, resource
management, and operation and maintenance (O&M).
– Provides physical ports for information exchange with the transport
network, RF modules, environment monitoring equipment, and operation
and maintenance center (OMC).
● The DCU enables radio frequency access (RFA) and BBU access, and provides
connections to the RHUB. It provides the following functions:
– Provides ports for RF signal input and converts RF signals into digital
signals.
– Converges data and provides optical fiber connections.
● The RHUB converges CPRI data from remote RF modules and works with the
BBU, DCU, pRRU to provide indoor coverage. It provides the following
functions:
– Supports optical fiber connections to pRRUs (applicable to optical
RHUBs)
– Receives downlink data from the BBU/DCU and forwards the data to
pRRUs. Receives uplink data from pRRUs and forwards the data to the
BBU/DCU.
– Supports power over Ethernet (PoE) or direct current (DC) power supply
for pRRUs.
● The pRRU transmits CPRI data over Ethernet cables or optical fibers, and
processes RF signals. It provides the following functions:
– Modulates digital signals to a transmit frequency band, filters and
amplifies these signals, and sends them to the antenna for transmission.
– Receives RF signals from antennas, filters and amplifies these signals,
down-converts these signals, converts them to digital signals, and sends
them to the DCU for processing.
– Supports internal or external antennas.
– Supports PoE or DC power supply.
– Supports flexible configuration for multi-mode multi-band operation.
Concept
Figure 1-1 illustrates concepts involved in pRRU networking.

Figure 1-1 Illustration for concepts involved in pRRU networking
BBU access/RF input

In LampSite single-operator networking, BBU access and RF input are supported.
● BBU access is a radio access mode in which Huawei BBUs perform baseband
processing on the radio signals of operators.
● RF input is a mode in which the MERC performs digital-to-analog or analog-
to-digital conversion on the RF signals of donor base stations to provide
wireless coverage. The software name of RF input (based on the MERC) is RFA
(R for short). RFA is an application that complies with repeater radio
transmission and reception defined by 3GPP (TS 51.026 for GSM, TS 25.106
for UMTS, and TS 36.106 for LTE). With RFA, RF signals are transmitted over a
long distance through optical fibers and are amplified.
Physical cell/Logical cell
● Physical cell: A physical cell is a cell established on a baseband processing unit
in BBU access mode. For example, a UBBPg3 supports nine 4T4R or twelve
2T2R 100 MHz NR physical cells.
● Logical cell: A logical cell contains multiple physical cells on non-NR
networks. For example, a logical cell refers to a single frequency network
(SFN) cell in LTE, and in UMTS refers to a cell enabled with Independent
Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell. NR
allows for physical cells only.

● SFN allows multiple physical cells served by multiple RF modules working on the same
frequency band to be combined into a single cell, namely, an SFN cell. For details, see
SFN in eRAN Feature Documentation. To obtain this document, visit support.huawei.com
and choose Product Support > Wireless Network > LTE > FDD RAN > LTE
FDD_eNodeB > eRAN > eRAN Feature Documentation > RAN Functions >
Interference Mitigation > SFN.
● Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell is a
key feature in the LampSite solution. It combines areas covered by multiple pRRUs into
one logical cell through digital combination/splitting and independent demodulation.
For details, see Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in
One Cell in RAN Feature Documentation. To obtain this document, visit
support.huawei.com and choose Product Support > Wireless Network > UMTS RAN >
RAN Solution > RAN Feature Documentation > Feature Description > Radio &
Performance > Coverage Enhancement > Independent Demodulation of Signals
from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell.
Subband
A subband is a unit by which the multi-mode radio frequency card processes one
or more carriers from signal sources in RF input mode. Adjacent carriers of the
same operator cannot be separated by carriers of other operators. For example,
four GSM carriers correspond to one subband (max bandwidth of 20 MHz); two
contiguous UMTS carriers correspond to one subband (max bandwidth of 10
MHz).
● The following figure shows a GSM subband. Up to four 200 kHz GSM carriers
are supported per subband.
Figure 1-2 GSM subband
● The following figure shows a UMTS subband. Up to two contiguous 5 MHz

UMTS carriers are supported per subband.
Figure 1-3 UMTS subband

Cell sector equipment group

In non-NR pRRU networking, a cell sector equipment group includes the identical
carriers that are RF combined. These carriers can be from up to 16 pRRUs
connected to the RHUBs on the same CPRI link.
NR DU cell TRP
In NR pRRU networking, an NR distributed unit (DU) cell transmission reception
point (TRP) includes the identical carriers that are RF combined. These carriers can
be from up to 32 pRRUs connected to the RHUBs on the same CPRI link.
RF combination
RF combination is a digital signal processing method where the common public
radio interface (CPRI) I/Q data of two or more pRRUs is combined in the uplink
and broadcast in the downlink.
CPRI ports transmit control-plane data and user-plane data among the BBU, DCU, RHUB,
pRRU, and hRRU. User-plane data is I/Q data. For details about CPRI and I/Q, see CPRI
Specification.
BBU access and RF input are subject to the following restrictions:

● BBU access (U/L):
– Cell sector equipment group: One cell sector equipment group supports
up to 16 pRRUs. One cell sector equipment group equals one physical cell
on the baseband processing unit (such as the UBBPe6).
– Logical cell: One logical cell supports up to six physical cells.
● BBU access (NR):
– NR DU cell RTP: One NR DU cell TRP supports up to 32 pRRUs. One NR
DU cell TRP equals one physical cell on the baseband processing unit
(such as the UBBPg3).
● RF input:
– Cell sector equipment group: One cell sector equipment group supports
up to 16 pRRUs.
– Subband:
▪ Up to 8 subbands are supported per port.
▪ An MERC supports up to 24 1T1R or 12 2T2R subbands.
▪ One subband can be bound to up to six cell sector equipment groups

to implement RF combination on 96 (6 x 16 = 96) pRRUs.
1.4 Product Configurations
1.4.1 BBU Access

Figure 1-4 shows the networking in BBU access mode where the BBU is directly
connected to RHUBs. This networking is applicable to UMTS/LTE/NR single-RAT or

multi-RAT operation. In this networking, UMTS/LTE/NR radio signals are processed

by baseband processing units in the BBU and transmitted to RHUBs. The RHUBs
then forward the signals to pRRUs, which transmit the signals over antennas.
Figure 1-4 Networking diagram for BBU access
1.4.1.1 Networking Configurations

This section describes networking specifications and configuration principles in
BBU access mode.
1.4.1.1.1 Networking Specifications

This section describes hardware specifications, pRRU quantity specifications, cable
length specifications, and RHUB-pRRU mapping in BBU access mode.
BBU access for UMTS, LTE FDD, LTE TDD, LTE NB-IoT, and NR is supported. The
following table describes networking specifications.
Table 1-1 Networking specifications in BBU access mode
Item Specifications
Supported subrack BBU3910/BBU5900
Supported main control board UMPTb/UMPTe/UMPTg
Supported baseband processing unit UBBPd/UBBPe/UBBPg/UBBPfw1

Item Specifications
Maximum port rate supported by the baseband ● UBBPd/UBBPe/UBBPg1: 6x10.1 Gbit/s

processing unit ● UBBPg3/UBBPg2a: 6x25 Gbit/s
● UBBPfw1: 3x25 Gbit/s
Number of optical fibers from a single BBU 12

NOTE
For a separate-MPT BBU3910 of SRAN11.1 or an
earlier version, only one baseband processing unit
can provide optical fiber connections over six optical
ports.
Maximum number of RHUBs supported by a ● UMPTb: 24

single BBU ● UMPTe: 48
● UMPTg: 48
Maximum RHUB cascading level 4
For details about BBU board configurations, see 1.4.1.4.3 Board Configurations.
Table 1-2 pRRU quantity specifications

Item Board Specifications
Maximum number of pRRUs UMPTb 96

(including cascaded pRRUs)
supported by a single BBU UMPTe ● Optical fiber connections
over one baseband
processing unit: 96
● Optical fiber connections
over two baseband
processing units:
– NR involved: 96
– NR not involved: 192a
UMPTg ● Optical fiber connections

over one baseband
processing unit: 96
over two baseband
processing units: 192a
Maximum number of pRRUs - 96

supported by a single logical
cell (BBU access)

Maximum number of pRRUs - ● NR: 32

supported by a single cell ● G/U/L: 16
sector equipment group/NR
DU cell TRP
a: In separate-MPT scenarios, a single baseband processing unit of the converged party supports a
maximum of 96 pRRUs. If support for 192 pRRUs is required, at least two baseband processing
units must be configured for the converged party.
Figure 1-5 Illustration for cable length specifications in pRRU networking
Table 1-3 Cable length specifications in pRRU networking
Item Specifications
Maximum RHUB-BBU cable length ([C + D] in 10 km

Figure 1-5)
pRRU-RHUB cable length See Table 1-8 and Table 1-9.
Maximum difference in the optical fiber length 4 km

from the BBU between first-level RHUBs in
different cell sector equipment groups for the
same logical cell ([C + D – A] in Figure 1-5)
Maximum optical fiber length between the 3 km

first-level RHUB and the last-level RHUB in the
same cell sector equipment group/NR DU cell
TRP (B in Figure 1-5)
Table 1-4 describes RHUB-pRRU mapping without pRRU cascading.
Table 1-4 RHUB-pRRU mapping without pRRU cascading
RHUB pRRU
RHUB5921 pRRU5921/pRRU5935/pRRU5963

RHUB pRRU
RHUB5923 pRRU5921/pRRU5935/pRRU5935H/pRRU5963
The pRRU5935 module WD6MQAAEACP3 cannot be used with the RHUB5921.
pRRU cascading is subject to the following constraints:

● pRRU cascading is supported only when optical RHUBs are used but not
supported when electrical RHUBs are used.
● The first-level pRRU must be an optical pRRU.
● The two cascaded pRRUs cannot use the same RAT, and one of them must
work in NR only mode.
● The second-level pRRU is connected to the first-level pRRU over a CAT6a
shielded Ethernet cable. The maximum cable length is 20 m.
Table 1-5 describes mapping with pRRU cascading.
Table 1-5 Mapping with pRRU cascading

RHUB First-level pRRU Rate of the First- Second-level Rate of the
level pRRU pRRU Second-level
pRRU
RHUB5923 pRRU5935a (NR) Fixed pRRU5921 (UO, Fixed

configuration: 10.1 LO, or UL) configuration:
Gbit/s 3.072 Gbit/s
pRRU5921 (UO, Fixed pRRU5935a/ Fixed

LO, or UL) configuration: 10.1 pRRU5963 (NR) configuration: 10.1
Gbit/s Gbit/s
a: Only the pRRU5935 with one optical port and two electrical ports can be cascaded. The
pRRU5935 with only one optical port cannot be cascaded.
1.4.1.1.2 BBU-RHUB Networking Configurations

The star, chain, load sharing, trunk chain cascading, and multi-port trunk chain
topologies are supported between the BBU and the RHUB.

Figure 1-6 BBU-RHUB star topology
Figure 1-7 BBU-RHUB chain topology

Figure 1-8 BBU-RHUB load sharing topology
Figure 1-9 BBU-RHUB trunk chain cascading topology
● In BBU-RHUB load sharing topology, RHUBs cannot be cascaded and the two optical
fibers from an RHUB must be connected to the same baseband processing unit.
Table 1-6 lists the BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector
equipment group in BBU access for non-NR RATs. Table 1-7 lists the BBU-RHUB
CPRI bandwidth occupied by each NR DU cell TRP in BBU access for NR.
Table 1-6 BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group (BBU access)
RAT Antenna Bandwidth CPRI CPRI CPRI

Quantity (MHz) Bandwidth Bandwidth Bandwidth
(Gbit/s)a (Gbit/s)b (Gbit/s)c
LTE FDD/LTE 2T2R Quadplex 0.6144 0.5002 0.4853

TDD/LTE FDD compression:
20/15


+LTE NB-IoT 2T2R Enhanced 0.8192 0.6669 0.6471

inband compression:
20/15
2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20/15
2T2R Normal 0.8192 0.6669 0.6741

compression:
10
2T2R Normal 0.4096 0.3335 0.3235

compression:
5
2T2R No 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
20/15
2T2R No 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
10
2T2R No 0.6144 0.5002 0.4853

compression:
5
LTE NB-IoTd 2T2R 0.2 0.2458 0.2001 0.1942
UMTS 1T2R 5 0.7373 0.6003 0.5824
1T1R 5 0.3686 0.3001 0.2912
a: This column lists the CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group when the
CPRI line rate is 9.8 Gbit/s.
b: This column lists the CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group when the
c: This column lists the CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group when the
CPRI line rate is 25 Gbit/s.
d: LTE NB-IoT standalone, LTE NB-IoT guardband, and LTE NB-IoT inband without shared channels
are included.

● LTE NB-IoT inband with shared channels does not cause separate CPRI bandwidth
consumption and shares the CPRI bandwidth with LTE FDD.
● The CPRI bandwidth is calculated based on control data overhead and coding efficiency.
When the CPRI line rate is 9.8 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of 8/10 and control data
overhead of 1/16 apply. When the CPRI line rate is 10.1 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of
64/66 and control data overhead of 1/20 apply. When the CPRI line rate is 25 Gbit/s,
coding efficiency of 64/66 and control data overhead of 1/48 apply.
● CPRI compression compresses the I/Q bit width and lowers the sampling rate to reduce
the demand on the CPRI bandwidth so that more carriers or pRRUs can be supported on
each CPRI port. For details about quadplex compression, enhanced compression, and
normal compression, see CPRI Compression in eRAN Feature Documentation. To obtain
this document, visit support.huawei.com and choose Product Support > Wireless
Network > LTE > FDD RAN > LTE FDD_eNodeB > eRAN > eRAN Feature
Documentation > Network Infrastructure > Equipment > CPRI Compression.
Table 1-7 BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each NR DU cell TRP (BBU access)
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 7.6595 6.2361 6.0504

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 6.1276 4.9891 4.8405

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 4.5957 3.7416 3.6301

compression:
60/50
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2475 1.2103

compression:
20
NR 4T4R Normal 12.2880 10.0042 9.7062

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R Normal 9.8304 8.0034 7.7650

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R Normal 7.3728 6.0025 5.8237

compression:
60/50


NR 4T4R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
20
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.8298 3.1181 3.0252

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 2.2979 1.8708 1.8151

compression:
60/50
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2473 1.2101

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 0.7660 0.6237 0.6052

compression:
20
NR 2T2R Normal 6.1440 5.0021 4.8531

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R Normal 3.6864 3.0013 2.9119

compression:
60/50
NR 2T2R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20


● For details about 3.2:1 compression, see CPRI Compression in 5G RAN Feature
Documentation. To obtain this document, visit support.huawei.com and choose Product
Support > Wireless Network > 5G > 5G RAN > 5G RAN > 5G RAN Feature
1.4.1.1.3 RHUB-pRRU Networking Configurations

The star, load sharing, and dual-star topologies are supported between the RHUB
and the pRRU. See Figure 1-10, Figure 1-11, and Figure 1-12.
Figure 1-10 RHUB-pRRU star topology
Figure 1-11 RHUB-pRRU load sharing topology

Configuration principles for the RHUB-pRRU load sharing topology are as follows:
● Load sharing cannot be achieved over the optical ports on pRRUs.
● A pRRU cannot connect to two RHUBs at the same time.
● The two Ethernet cables are required to be of the same length. When this
requirement for the Ethernet cable length cannot be met, the difference in
length between the two Ethernet cables must not exceed 10 m.
● An RHUB can be connected to up to four pRRUs. Data of a cell cannot be
transmitted over two Ethernet ports for load sharing.
Figure 1-12 RHUB-pRRU dual-star topology
Configuration principles for the RHUB-pRRU dual-star topology are as follows:

● Only Wi-Fi-capable modules support the dual-star topology.
● A pRRU must use the CPRI_E0 port (for power supply and CPRI data
transmission) and the GE port (for Wi-Fi data transmission). A pRRU connects
to an RHUB over the CPRI_E0 port and to a common Ethernet device over the
GE port.
Table 1-8 and Table 1-9 list RHUB-pRRU cable configurations.
Table 1-8 Electrical RHUB-pRRU cable configurations

Hardware Cable Type Rate Ethernet Cable Type Cable Length
RHUB5921-pRRU5921/ Ethernet 10.1 Gbit/s CAT6a shielded S/FTP ≤ 100 m

pRRU5935 cable Ethernet cable
Table 1-9 Optical RHUB-pRRU cable configurations

Hardware Cable Type Rate Cross-Sectional Area Cable Length
of the Power Cable
RHUB5923-pRRU5921/ Optical/ 10.1 Gbit/s ● 220 V AC power ≤ 200 m

pRRU5935/pRRU5935H electrical supply: 1.5 mm2
hybrid ● 110 V AC power
cable
supply: 2.5 mm2
Table 1-10 lists the RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector
equipment group in BBU access for non-NR RATs. Table 1-11 lists the RHUB-pRRU

Table 1-10 RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group (BBU
access)

+LTE NB-IoT 20/15
inband
2T2R Enhanced 0.8192 0.6669 0.6471
compression:
20/15
2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20/15
2T2R Quadplex 0.3686 0.3001 0.2913

compression:
10
2T2R Normal 0.6144 0.5002 0.4853

compression:
10
2T2R Normal 0.4096 0.3335 0.3235

compression:
5
LTE NB-IoTd 2T2R 0.2 0.2048 0.1667 0.1618
UMTS 1T2R 5 0.1843 0.1501 0.1458
1T1R 5 0.0922 0.0750 0.0729
CPRI line rate is 9.8 Gbit/s, 3.072 Gbit/s, or 1.25 Gbit/s.
are included.

When the CPRI line rate is 9.8 Gbit/s, 3.072 Gbit/s, or 1.25 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of
8/10 and control data overhead of 1/16 apply. When the CPRI line rate is 10.1 Gbit/s,
coding efficiency of 64/66 and control data overhead of 1/20 apply. When the CPRI line
rate is 25 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of 64/66 and control data overhead of 1/48 apply.
Table 1-11 RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each NR DU cell TRP (BBU access)
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 7.6595 6.2361 6.0504

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 6.1276 4.9891 4.8405

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 4.5957 3.7416 3.6301

compression:
60/50
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2475 1.2103

compression:
20
NR 4T4R Normal 12.2880 10.0042 9.7062

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R Normal 9.8304 8.0034 7.7650

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R Normal 7.3728 6.0025 5.8237

compression:
60/50


NR 4T4R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
20
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.8298 3.1181 3.0252

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 2.2979 1.8708 1.8151

compression:
60/50
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2473 1.2101

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 0.7660 0.6237 0.6052

compression:
20
NR 2T2R Normal 6.1440 5.0021 4.8531

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R Normal 3.6864 3.0013 2.9119

compression:
60/50
NR 2T2R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20


1.4.1.2 Macro-LampSite Co-BBU

In macro-LampSite co-BBU networking, macro RRUs and LampSite pRRUs share a
BBU subrack. Macro RRUs can be DAS macro RRUs, outdoor macro RRUs, or Book
RRUs.
1.4.1.2.1 General Restrictions

This section describes the BBU in the LampSite solution and its application
differences. For details about BBU configuration principles, typical configurations,
and version upgrades, see 3900 Series BBU Hardware Description and BBU5900
Hardware Description.
● To obtain 3900 Series BBU Hardware Description, visit support.huawei.com and choose
Product Support > Wireless Network > Wireless Network Common > SingleRAN >
SingleRAN_MBTS > BTS3900 > 3900 & 5900 Series Base Station Product
Documentation > Description > Hardware Description > 3900 Series BBU Hardware
Description.
● To obtain BBU5900 Hardware Description, visit support.huawei.com and choose Product
Support > Wireless Network > Wireless Network Common > SingleRAN >
Documentation > Description > Hardware Description > BBU5900 Hardware
Description.
● Configuration restrictions on macro-LampSite co-BBU applicable to all RATs
are as follows:
– Macro-LampSite co-BBU applies in NR only, LTE only, and UL scenarios.
The base station type must be macro.

– LampSite base stations do not support GSM through BBU access.

– Macro and LampSite base stations can share the BBU but not the
baseband processing unit or CPRI link.
– In macro-LampSite co-BBU networking, BBU cascading is not supported.
– Macro-LampSite co-BBU requires that a macro base station be available
before it shares its BBU with a LampSite base station, and does not
support sharing the BBU of a LampSite base station with a macro base
station. If both macro and LampSite base stations are newly-deployed,
the base station type must be macro.
– DAS macro RRUs, outdoor macro RRUs, and Book RRUs can share a BBU
subrack with LampSite pRRUs.
● Configuration restrictions specific to macro-LampSite co-BBU in NR are as
follows:
– Macro-LampSite co-BBU is supported only by DBS5900 base stations in
SA or NSA networking. Subrack interconnection in LNR (one BBU subrack
for LTE and one BBU subrack for NR) is not supported.
– Only the UMPTe and UMPTg can be shared between the LampSite and
macro base stations in 5G.
– The LampSite base station and the macro base station use independent
baseband processing units, and neither can they provide optical fiber
connections from the baseband processing units of each other.
– Baseband resource verification is not supported after macro-LampSite co-
BBU is deployed, and baseband resources must be ensured during site
design.
– Common RF resources of the macro and LampSite base stations are
allocated by the BBU in a unified manner. Manual configuration of the
common RF resources (such as RRU chains and sector equipment IDs) for
the LampSite base station must ensure no conflict with those of the
macro base station.
● Configuration restrictions specific to macro-LampSite co-BBU in UMTS and
LTE are as follows:
– UMTS and LTE main control boards that are applicable to both macro
and LampSite can be used in macro-LampSite co-BBU networking.
– In LTE FDD macro+LTE FDD/UMTS LampSite networking, the MBTS must
be used. For a separate-MPT MBTS, if the LTE FDD version needs to be
upgraded for the macro base station, the versions of both LTE FDD and
the other RAT need to be upgraded. Such a restriction also applies to the
LampSite only scenario. This is because separate upgrade in the separate-
MPT scenario is not supported when Ethernet cables are shared between
UMTS and LTE and 4:1 CPRI compression is used.
Table 1-12 Macro-LampSite co-BBU scenarios
Macro/ UMTS LTE FDD LTE TDD UL LT ULT NR

LampSite Only Only Only Involved
UMTS Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
only


LTE FDD Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
only
LTE TDD Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
only
UL Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
GUL Y Y Y Y Y Y N
TDS & N N Y N N N N
TDL
GU Y Y Y Y Y Y N
GL Y Y Y Y Y Y N
G Y Y Y Y Y Y N
GULT Y Y Y Y Y Y N
ULT Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
GLT Y Y Y Y Y Y N
LT Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
CL N Y N N N N N
NR Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya
involved
a: From SRAN16.1 onwards, macro-LampSite co-BBU is supported on NR-inclusive networks. For

details about the supported RAT combinations, see Table 1-13. To deploy macro-LampSite co-
BBU on an NR-inclusive network, the macro base station cannot work in GSM or CDMA. If the
LampSite base station works in GSM or CDMA, RFA must be used for signal input.

Table 1-13 Whitelists and restrictions in NR-inclusive macro-LampSite co-BBU scenarios

Operator Application Scenarioa Description
Outside the UL-NR separate-MPT Principles:

Chinese ● The RATs of the LampSite base station added to the
mainland existing UMTS/LTE/NR macro base station must be
the same as those of the macro base station.
● The macro base station does not support GSM or
CDMA.
Restrictions:
● The DCU3910 is not supported.
● The full-width board UBBPfw does not support
macro-LampSite co-subrack.
a: Macro-LampSite co-BBU is not supported in NR-inclusive scenarios that are not listed in this
table.
● In BBU access+MERC-based input mode, if the macro base station provides the GSM
signal source, GSM and LTE must use different main control boards.
● If the macro and LampSite base stations work in the same mode, they must share the
main control board.
● Separate-MPT must be used for CL.
● Macro-LampSite co-BBU principles are the same for LTE NB-IoT and LTE FDD.
1.4.1.2.2 RRU Quantity Specifications

This section describes RRU quantity specifications in macro-LampSite co-BBU
networking.
Table 1-14 RRU quantity specifications in macro-LampSite co-BBU networking

Main LTE Only UL Co-MPT GUL Co- LT Co-MPT GULT Co- NR Only
Control MPT MPT
Board
UMPTg 96 96 96 96 96 192
UMPTe 96 96 96 96 96 96
UMPTb 96 96 96 96 96 -

● In the preceding table, the number of RRUs is the sum of macro RRUs and LampSite
pRRUs.
● Macro RRUs and LampSite pRRUs can replace each other in 1:1 mode. For example: 16
macro RRUs and 80 LampSite pRRUs can be replaced with 18 macro RRUs and 78
LampSite pRRUs.
1.4.1.2.3 Cell Specifications

This section describes cell specifications in macro-LampSite co-BBU networking.
The specifications of LampSite cells are the same as those of macro cells. For
details about the specifications of macro-LampSite co-BBU cells, see 3900 Series
BBU Technical Specifications and BBU5900 Technical Specifications.
● To obtain 3900 Series BBU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose
Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > 3900 Series BBU
Technical Specifications.
● To obtain BBU5900 Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose
Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > BBU5900 Technical
Specifications.
1.4.1.3 Cabinet Configurations
Table 1-15 Cabinet configuration principles

Model Name Configuration Principle
QWMB0OMBA OMB Cabinet (Ver.C, 220V/110V This item is optional. It is the AC OMB
C00 AC) (Ver.C). Up to one piece can be configured
for each RHUB installed outdoors.
PW1B0IMB030 Indoor Mini Box (3U) This item is optional. It is the IMB03 which
0 provides 3U-high and 19-inch-wide
installation space and can be installed on a
wall. If an RHUB or a BBU needs to be
installed on a wall indoors, this item can be
used.
BRACK0001 Indoor Normal Support This item is optional. It is the indoor

centralized rack (ICR) which is 12U high
and 19 inches wide and can be installed on
a wall or on the ground. It can house the
BBU, RHUB, customers' transmission
equipment, and indoor embedded power
supply system (EPS). This item is used
when the space for equipment installation
is insufficient.

1.4.1.4 BBU Configurations

This section describes the principles of configuring the BBU subrack and boards.
1.4.1.4.1 BBU Subrack Configurations

Table 1-16 lists the information about the BBU subrack.
Table 1-16 BBU subrack configurations
Model Description Maximum Quantity (pcs)
WD2M048BBU10 BBU3910 Box 1
BBU Configuration Principles

● The BBU subrack is mandatory. Up to one piece can be configured.
● In the LampSite solution, BBU subracks cannot be interconnected.
● The BBU supports co-MPT or separate-MPT between UMTS and LTE.
1.4.1.4.2 Slot Assignment

This section describes the BBU slot assignment principles.
Slot Assignment for the BBU3910
For details about the board model applicable to the BBU3910, see 1.4.1.4.3 Board
Configurations.
A BBU3910 has 11 slots. Figure 1-13 shows the slot distribution on the BBU front
panel.
Figure 1-13 BBU3910 slot distribution
The FAN, UPEU, and UEIU are configured in fixed slots in a BBU. Table 1-17
describes their configuration principles.

Table 1-17 Principles of configuring the FAN, UPEU, and UEIU

Board Type Board Model Mandatory Maximum Slot Assignment
Quantity (pcs) (Priority
Descending from
Left to Right)
Fan module FAN Yes 1 Slot 16
Power module UPEU Yes 2 Slot 19 > Slot 18
Environment UEIU No 1 Slot 18

monitoring unit
Table 1-18 and Table 1-19 describe the board configuration principles for the
BBU3910.
Table 1-18 Board configuration principles for a BBU3910 (UL separate-MPT)

Priority Board Type Board Mandatory Maximum Slot Assignment (Priority
Model Quantity Descending from Left to
(pcs) Right)
1 LTE FDD main UMPT_L Yes 1 Slot 6

control board
2 UMTS main UMPT_U Yes 1 Slot 7

control board
3 Satellite card and USCUb18, No 1 Slot 5 > Slot 4 > Slot 0 >
clock unit USCUb14, Slot 1
USCUb11
4 LTE FDD UBBP_L Yes 5 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >
baseband Slot 0 > Slot 4 > Slot 5
processing unit
5 UMTS baseband UBBP_U Yes 5 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >
processing unit Slot 0 > Slot 4 > Slot 5
● It is recommended that the LTE baseband processing unit converge data and provide
optical fiber connections for data transmission.
● If the BBU3910 works in separate-MPT mode, only slot 2 or 3 can provide optical fiber
connections.
● Board configuration principles are the same for LTE NB-IoT and LTE FDD.

Table 1-19 Board configuration principles for a BBU3910 (U*L*T*N co-MPT)

(pcs) Right)
1 Main control UMPT_U*L Yes 1 Slot 7 > Slot 6

board *T*N
USCUb11
3 LTE FDD UBBP_L No 6 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

processing unit
4 LTE TDD UBBP_T No 6 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

processing unit
5 UMTS baseband UBBP_U No 6 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

6 NR baseband UBBP_N No 6 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

● It is recommended that the NR baseband processing unit with high specifications

converge data and provide optical fiber connections for data transmission.
● If the BBU3910 works in co-MPT mode, any two slots among slot 0 to slot 5 can provide
optical fiber connections and slots 2 and 3 are recommended.
Table 1-20 Board configuration principles for a BBU3910 (L*N co-MPT before separate-MPT with
UMTS)
(pcs) Right)

control board
2 LTE FDD+NR UMPT_L*N Yes 1 Slot 6

main control
board
USCUb11


(pcs) Right)
processing unit
6 NR baseband UBBP_N Yes 5 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >


● Only slot 2 or 3 can provide optical fiber connections.

The BBU5900 can be configured with half-width and full-width boards. In the
LampSite solution, only half-width boards can be used. When used with half-width
boards, a BBU5900 provides 11 slots. Figure 1-14 shows the slot distribution in
the BBU.
Configurations.
Among slots 0 to 5, any two horizontally adjacent half-width slots can be reconstructed
into a full-width slot. The full-width slot number is the same as the half-width slot number
on the left before the reconstruction.
Table 1-21 describes the general board configuration principles for the BBU5900.
The specific slot assignment for main control boards, satellite card and clock units,

and baseband processing units depends on the RATs supported by the base
station. For details, see the slot assignment principles for specific RATs.
Table 1-21 Board configuration principles for the BBU5900

Quantity (pcs) (Priority Descending
from Left to Right)
Main control UMPT Yes 2 Slot 7 > Slot 6

board
Satellite card USCU No 1 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot

and clock unit 0 > Slot 1 > Slot 3 >
Slot 5
Half-width UBBPd/UBBPe/ Yes 6 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot

baseband UBBPg 0 > Slot 1 > Slot 3 >
processing unit Slot 5
Full-width UBBPfw No 1 Slot 0 > Slot 2 > Slot

baseband 4
processing unit
Fan module FANf Yes 1 Slot 16
Power module UPEUe Yes 2 Slot 19 > Slot 18
Environment UEIUb No 1 Slot 18

monitoring unit
Multi-mode MERC No 5 Slot 0 > Slot 1 > Slot

extended radio 3 > Slot 5 > Slot 2
frequency card
Table 1-22, Table 1-23, and Table 1-24 describe the BBU5900 slot assignment
principles for the main control board, satellite card and clock unit, and baseband
processing unit.

(pcs) Right)

control board
2 LTE FDD main UMPT_L Yes 1 Slot 6

control board
clock unit USCUb14, Slot 1 > Slot 3 > Slot 5
USCUb11


(pcs) Right)

processing unit

connections.
Table 1-23 Board configuration principles for a BBU5900 (U*L*T*N co-MPT)

(pcs) Right)
1 Main control UMPT_U*L Yes 1 Slot 7 > Slot 6

board *T*N
USCUb11
3 Multi-RAT UBBP_U*L No 2 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot 0 >

processing unit


processing unit

processing unit
7 NR baseband UBBP_N No 5 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot 0 >


● The preceding table assumes that half-width baseband processing units are used.
UMTS)

(pcs) Right)

control board
2 LTE FDD+NR UMPT_L*N Yes 1 Slot 6

main control
board
USCUb11
processing unit
6 NR baseband UBBP_N Yes 5 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot 0 >

1.4.1.4.3 Board Configurations
BBU Boards
Table 1-25 and Table 1-26 describe the mapping of BBU boards.

Table 1-25 Mapping of BBU3910 boards

RAT UMTS LTE FDD LTE TDD LTE NB-IoT NR
Main ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTe

Control (UMPTb1 to (UMPTb1 to (UMPTb1 to (UMPTb1 to (UMPTe1/
Board UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTe2)
UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) ● UMPTg
● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe (UMPTg1/
(UMPTe1/ (UMPTe1/ (UMPTe1/ (UMPTe1/ UMPTg2)
UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) ● UMPTga
● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg (UMPTga1/
(UMPTg1/ (UMPTg1/ (UMPTg1/ (UMPTg1/ UMPTga2)
UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2)
● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga
(UMPTga1/ (UMPTga1/ (UMPTga1/ (UMPTga1/
UMPTga2) UMPTga2) UMPTga2) UMPTga2)
Baseban ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd UBBPg

d (UBBPd1 to (UBBPd3 to (UBBPd4/ (UBBPd3 to (UBBPg2a)
Processi UBBPd6) UBBPd6) UBBPd6) UBBPd6)
ng Unit ● UBBPe ● UBBPe ● UBBPe ● UBBPe
(UBBPe1 to (UBBPe1 to (UBBPe4/ (UBBPe1 to
UBBPe6/ UBBPe6/ UBBPe6/ UBBPe6/
UBBPe18) UBBPe18) UBBPe18) UBBPe18)
● UBBPg ● UBBPg ● UBBPg ● UBBPg
(UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/
UBBPg2a) UBBPg2a) UBBPg2a) UBBPg2a)

RAT UMTS LTE FDD LTE TDD LTE NB-IoT NR
Main ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTe

Control (UMPTb1 to (UMPTb1 to (UMPTb1 to (UMPTb1 to (UMPTe1/
Board UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTe2)
UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) ● UMPTg
● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe (UMPTg1/
(UMPTe1/ (UMPTe1/ (UMPTe1/ (UMPTe1/ UMPTg2)
UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) ● UMPTga
● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg (UMPTga1/
(UMPTg1/ (UMPTg1/ (UMPTg1/ (UMPTg1/ UMPTga2)
UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2)
● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga
(UMPTga1/ (UMPTga1/ (UMPTga1/ (UMPTga1/
UMPTga2) UMPTga2) UMPTga2) UMPTga2)

Baseban ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPg

d (UBBPd1 to (UBBPd3 to (UBBPd4/ (UBBPd3 to (UBBPg2a/
Processi UBBPd6) UBBPd6) UBBPd6) UBBPd6) UBBPg3)
ng Unit ● UBBPe ● UBBPe ● UBBPe ● UBBPe ● UBBPfw1
(UBBPe1 to (UBBPe1 to (UBBPe4/ (UBBPe1 to
UBBPe6/ UBBPe6/ UBBPe6/ UBBPe6/
UBBPe18) UBBPe18) UBBPe18) UBBPe18)
● UBBPg ● UBBPg ● UBBPg ● UBBPg
(UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/
UBBPg2a/ UBBPg2a/ UBBPg2a/ UBBPg2a/
UBBPg3) UBBPg3) UBBPg3) UBBPg3)
Board Configuration Principles

Main control board:
● LTE FDD and LTE TDD must share the main control board.
● UMTS and LTE can use the same or different main control boards. When
UMTS and LTE share the baseband processing unit, they must also share the
main control board.
● NR can share the main control board with LTE.
Baseband processing unit:
● A single BBU subrack can be configured with up to six baseband processing
units. The model and number of baseband processing units need to be
configured according to the network plan based on the supported RATs and
specifications.
● LTE FDD and LTE TDD cannot share the baseband processing unit.
● In BBU access mode, the UBBPfw1 cannot be used for BBU-BBU
interconnection.
?.1. Main Control Board Configurations
Table 1-27 UMPTb configurations

Model Name Maximum Quantity (pcs)
WD2DUMPTB100 Universal Main Processing & In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base station:

Transmission Unit (4 E1&1 1
Electrical FE/GE&1 Optical FE/
GE,UMPTb1)
WD2D0UMPTB01 Universal Main Processing & ● In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base

Transmission unit with 4E1 and station: 1
2FE/GE interface UMPTb2 ● In a separate-MPT base station: 2

WD2DUMPTB300 Universal Main Processing & ● In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base

Transmission unit with 2FE/GE station: 1
interface UMPTb3 ● In a separate-MPT base station: 2

Table 1-28 UMPTe configurations

WD2DUMPTE100 Universal Main Processing & ● In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base

Transmission Unit (2 Electrical station: 1
FE/GE&2 Optical FE/GE/ ● In a separate-MPT base station: 2
XGE,UMPTe1)

XGE,UMPTe2)
Table 1-29 UMPTg configurations

WD2DUMPTG1GB Universal Main Processing & ● In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base

FE/GE&2 Optical GE/XGE/ ● In a separate-MPT base station: 2
YGE,UMPTg1)

YGE,UMPTg2)
WD2DUMPTGA11 Universal Main Processing & ● In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base

FE/GE&2 Optical GE/ ● In a separate-MPT base station: 2
XGE,UMPTga1)

XGE,UMPTga2)

For details about ports on the main control board, see 3900 Series BBU Hardware
Description and BBU5900 Hardware Description.
Documentation > Description > Hardware Description > 3900 Series BBU
● To obtain BBU5900 Hardware Description, visit support.huawei.com and choose
Description.
?.2. Baseband Processing Unit Configurations
Table 1-30 UBBPd configurations

Model Name Configuration Specificationsa
WD2DUBBPD100 Universal Baseband UO: 6 cells (UL: 384 CEs, DL: 512 CEs)
Processing Unit d1
Processing Unit d2
WD2DUBBPD300 Universal Baseband ● UO: 6 cells (UL: 384 CEs, DL: 512 CEs)
Processing Unit d3 ● LO: 3 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● MO: 6 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 3 cells (10 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)

● UM:
– U: 6 cells (UL: 384 CEs, DL: 512 CEs,
2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 3 cells (10/20 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
– U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 3 cells (10/20 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
a: The Configuration Specifications column describes only the maximum specifications with the
given configuration. For details about the configuration specifications of baseband processing
units in NR, see "Baseband Specifications" in LampSite BBU Technical Specifications. For details
about the configuration specifications of baseband processing units in UMTS, LTE, and UMTS+LTE,
see "BBU3900/BBU3910 Technical Specifications" in 3900 Series BBU Technical Specifications and
"BBU5900 Technical Specifications" in BBU5900 Technical Specifications.

Table 1-31 UBBPe configurations

WD2DUBBPE100 Universal Baseband ● UO: 6 cells (UL: 384 CEs, DL: 512 CEs)
Processing Unit e1 ● LO: 3 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)

● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)

● UL:
● UM:
– M: 6 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
- Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
Processing Unit e18 ● LO:
3 cells (20 MHz, 8T8R)
● LO (T):
● UL:
U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)+L: 3
cells (20 MHz, 4T4R)
● UM:
U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)+M: 3
cells (400 kHz, 4T4R)
● ULM:
cells (20 MHz, 4T4R)+M: 3 cells (200 kHz,
4T4R)

Table 1-32 UBBPg configurations

WD22UBBPg1 Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
Processing Unit g1 ● LO: 6 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● LO (T): 6 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
– U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)+L: 3
● UM:
– U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)+M: 3
● ULM:
2T2R)
WD2DUBBPG2AG Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
Processing Unit g2a ● LO: 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● LO (T): 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● NO (TDD): 6 cells (100 MHz, 2T2R/4T4R)
● UL:
– U: 6 cells (2R)+L: 6 cells (20 MHz, 2R)
● ULM:
– U: 6 cells (2R)+L: 6 cells (20 MHz, 2R)+M:
3 cells (400 kHz, 2R)

WD2DUBBPG3GB Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
● LO (T): 24 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● NO (TDD):
– 9 cells (100 MHz, 4T4R)
– 12 cells (100 MHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● ULM:
+M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2R)
● TN (TDD):
– T: 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)+NR TDD: 3
cells (100 MHz, 2T2R/4T4R)
Table 1-33 UBBPfw configurations

WD2DUBBPFW10 Baseband Processing and NO (TDD) sub-6 GHz: 3 cells (100 MHz, 2T2R/
Interface Unit 4T4R)

● A baseband processing unit provides 6 CPRI ports.

● The principles of configuring the UBBPfw1 are as follows:
● When the UBBPfw1 provides optical fiber connections, the main CPRI link cannot
work in load sharing topology.
● Only three CPRI ports (CPRI 0 to CPRI2) on the UBBPfw1 can be used for providing
optical fiber connections to the RHUB. The CPRI3 to CPRI5 ports cannot be used for
this purpose.
● When the UBBPfw1 provides optical fiber connections, it does not support data of
two or more RATs to be converged (for example, L+RFA, L+NB, and L+RFA+NB).
● The technical specifications documents can be obtained as follows:
● To obtain LampSite BBU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and
choose Product Support > Wireless Network > Wireless Network Common >
SingleRAN > SingleRAN_MBTS > BTS3900 > 3900 & 5900 Series Base Station
Product Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > LampSite
BBU Technical Specifications.
● To obtain 3900 Series BBU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and
Product Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > 3900 Series
Product Support > Wireless Network > Wireless Network Common >
Product Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > BBU5900
Table 1-34 CPRI line rates supported by BBU baseband processing units
Baseband Processing Unit CPRI Line Rate (Gbit/s)
UBBPd 4.9/9.8/10.1
UBBPe 4.9/9.8/10.1
UBBPg1 4.9/9.8/10.1
UBBPg2a/UBBPg3 4.9/9.8/10.1/25
UBBPfw1 4.9/9.8/10.1/25
?.3. Clock Board Configurations
Table 1-35 Clock board configurations
WD2D00USCU00 Universal Satellite Clock Unit 1
WD2D0USCU300 Universal Synchronization 1

Clock Unit Supporting GPS and
BITS

WD2D0USCUB18 Universal Satellite Clock Unit 1
Clock Board Configuration Principles

● The USCUb11 (WD2D00USCU00) is a USCU which does not contain a satellite
card and applies to LTE. Its configuration principles are as follows:
– One piece is required for an LTE only base station to support BITS and
RGPS.
– Up to one piece can be configured for one BBU.
– Each board occupies one slot in a BBU.
– It can be used with the BBU3910 and BBU5900.
● The USCUb14 (WD2D0USCU300) is a USCU which has a built-in GPS satellite
card (U-BLOX satellite card) and applies to GSM, UMTS, and LTE. Its
configuration principles are as follows:
– One piece is required for a BBU to support BITS.
– One piece is required when the main control board in a BBU does not
support GPS but the GPS clock is required.
● The USCUb18 (WD2D0USCUB18) is a USCU which has a built-in GPS/BDS/
GlONASS/Galileo/QZSS multimode satellite card. Its configuration principles
are as follows:
?.4. Power Unit Configurations
Table 1-36 Power module configurations
WD2M00PEIUD2 Power and Environment 2

interface Unit(-48V)
WD2M0UPEUE00 Power and Environment 2


Power Module Configuration Principles

● 650 W power module (WD2M00PEIUD2) for the BBU3910:
– New deployment: A BBU3910 contains one UPEUd by default, which
supports 650 W power supply. If 1000 W power supply or power backup
(less than or equal to 650 W) is required, a second UPEUd needs to be
configured.
– Capacity expansion for inventory deployment: Circuit breakers in the
existing cabinets need to be reconfigured. In this case, the power capacity
(≥ 20 A) of circuit breakers needs to be considered.
● 1100 W power module (WD2M0UPEUE00) for the BBU5900:
– New deployment: A BBU5900 contains one UPEUe by default, which
(less than or equal to 1100 W) is required, a second UPEUe needs to be
configured.
of circuit breakers needs to be considered.
1.4.1.5 RHUB Configurations

RHUBs of different models cannot be deployed on the same link.
For details about the key specifications of RHUB modules of each model, see
LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications.
To obtain LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose

SingleRAN_MBTS > BTS3900 > 3900 & 5900 Series Base Station Product Documentation
> Description > Technical Specifications > LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications.
1.4.1.5.1 RHUB5921
Table 1-37 RHUB5921 configurations

WD6MXRHUBGB RHUB5921 This item is the RHUB5921 on which the

optical port for connection to the BBU
supports 10.1 Gbit/s.

1.4.1.5.2 RHUB5923

WD6MXRHUBFB RHUB5923 This item is the RHUB5923 on which the optical

port for connection to the BBU supports 10.1
Gbit/s.
1.4.1.6 pRRU Configurations

For details about the key specifications of pRRU modules of each model, see
LampSite pRRU Technical Specifications.
To obtain LampSite pRRU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose

> Description > Technical Specifications > LampSite pRRU Technical Specifications.
● 5000 series pRRUs and 3000 series pRRUs cannot serve the same cell
(physical cell) through RF combination.
● If the distance from the RHUB to the pRRU5921 exceeds 100 m and NR is
required, the 3.072 Gbit/s+3.072 Gbit/s load-sharing topology must be used.
1.4.1.6.1 pRRU5921
Table 1-39 pRRU5921 configurations

WD6MXAAEGCC0 pRRU5921 for Multi-Mode 900M This item is the pRRU5921

+1800M+2100M+TD2300M -inner with internal antennas and
antenna,Asia-Pacific can work on 900 MHz (G, U,
L, M, GU, GL, GM, UL, UM,
LM, GUL, GUM, GLM, ULM,
GULM), 1800 MHz (G, L, M,
GL, GM, LM, GLM), 2100
MHz (U, L, M, UM, UL, LM,
ULM), and 2300 MHz (T).

WD6MXAAEGAJT pRRU5921 for Multi-Mode 900M This item is the pRRU5921

+1800M+2100M+TD2600M-inner with internal antennas and
antenna,Thailand can work on 900 MHz (U, L,
M, UL, UM, L, ULM), 1800
MHz (L, M, LM), 2100 MHz
(U, L, M, UM, UL, LM, ULM),
and 2600 MHz (N (TDD), TN
(TDD), T). It is dedicated for
Thailand.
1.4.1.6.2 pRRU5935

WD6MQAAEACP3 pRRU5935 for Multi-Mode TD3500M This item is the pRRU5935

+TD3500M,inner antenna with internal antennas and
can work on 3500 MHz (N).
WD6MZAAEACP4 pRRU5935 for Multi-Mode TD3700M This item is the pRRU5935

It is dedicated for market
outside the Chinese
mainland.
WD6MQAAEADY0 pRRU5935 for Multi-Mode TD3500M This item is the pRRU5935

1.4.1.6.3 pRRU5935H
Table 1-41 pRRU5935H configurations

WD6MQAAEACP4 pRRU5935H for Multi-Mode This item is the pRRU5935H

TD3500M+TD3500M,outer antenna with external antennas and
It is used indoors and is
dedicated for market outside
the Chinese mainland.

1.4.1.6.4 pRRU5963
WD6MZAAECDC2 pRRU5963 for Multi-Mode TD2600M This item is the pRRU5963

+TD2600M,inner antenna,Thailand with internal antennas and
can work on 2600 MHz (T, N
(TDD), TN (TDD)). It is
dedicated for Thailand.
1.4.1.7 Clock Configurations

Table 1-43 lists the clock configuration principles in BBU access mode.
Table 1-43 Clock configuration principles in BBU access mode
RAT NE Clock Synchronization External Reference Clock

Mode
UMTS/LTE FDD/LTE NB- BBU Frequency GPS clock, IEEE1588 V2

IoT synchronization clock, or synchronous
Ethernet
LTE TDD (TDD only or BBU Time synchronization GPS clock or IEEE1588 V2
TDD involved) clock
NR TDD BBU Time synchronization GPS clock or IEEE1588 V2

clock
1.4.1.8 Power Module Configurations
Table 1-44 Power supply configuration principles
TD1MDCDU12 DC Power Distribution Unit This item is optional. One piece is

B0 configured for each LampSite base station
by default.
● Each DCDU can provide single-channel
power supply for up to four BBU39XXs
or DCU39XXs, or up to two BBU59XXs or
DCU59XXs.
power supply for up to six hRRUs that
do not operate in 2300 MHz.

1.4.1.9 Hardware License Configurations
1.4.1.9.1 Hardware Licenses for 5000 Series pRRUs
Table 1-45 Principles of configuring hardware licenses for 5000 series pRRUs
Model Description Configuration Principle
LT1SFSTMOD00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
5000 Series LampSite modules. Configure one piece for each pRRU when
pRRU(FDD) the first mode is LTE FDD. One pRRU supports only
one first-mode license.
LT1SMUTMOD00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(FDD) the non-first mode is LTE FDD.
LT14FM5SPR00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(TDD) the first mode is LTE TDD. One pRRU supports only
LT14MM5SPR00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(TDD) the non-first mode is LTE TDD.
QWMSFSTMOD00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU (UMTS) the first mode is WCDMA. One pRRU supports
only one first-mode license.
QWMSMUTMOD00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(UMTS) the non-first mode is WCDMA.
ML1SFMFBMN50 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NB-IoT) the first mode is LTE NB-IoT. One pRRU supports
ML1SMMMBMN50 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NB-IoT) the non-first mode is LTE NB-IoT.
LT1SFD5MHZ10 5MHz Bandwidth This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs with LTE FDD enabled, the
LampSite pRRU(FDD) number of required licenses is calculated as
follows: Bandwidth/5 MHz x Number of pRRUs.
LT145MCB5S10 5MHz Bandwidth This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs with LTE TDD enabled, the
LampSite pRRU(TDD) number of required licenses is calculated as

QWMS5MBL5S00 5MHz Bandwidth This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs with UMTS enabled, the
LampSite number of required licenses is calculated as
pRRU(UMTS) follows: Bandwidth/5 MHz x Number of pRRUs.

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs serving LAA SCells, the
LampSite pRRU(-U) number of required licenses is calculated as
ML1S05MRFA00 5MHz Bandwidth RTU This quotation item is specific to LampSite 5000
License for 5000 Series series RF modules and is not under license control.
LampSite pRRU- By default, a 40 MHz bandwidth is provided for
Charge Item each frequency of a pRRU. If the total bandwidth
of a pRRU exceeds 40 MHz, this quotation item is
charged per extra 5 MHz per pRRU. The total
bandwidth refers to the total bandwidth of all
modes (excluding the 5G bandwidth).
NR0S10MCBD00 10MHz Cell This license controls the bandwidth of carriers on a

Bandwidth License for LampSite 5000 series C-band pRRU. Configure one
5000 Series C-band piece for every 10 MHz bandwidth of each carrier
LampSite pRRU(NR) of a pRRU.
NR0S5M3GBD00 5MHz Cell Bandwidth This license controls the bandwidth of carriers on a
License for 5000 Series LampSite 5000 series sub-3 GHz pRRU. Configure
Sub-3G LampSite one piece for every 5 MHz bandwidth of each
pRRU(NR) carrier of a pRRU.
NR0SFSTMOD00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NR) the first mode is NR. One pRRU supports only one
first-mode license.
NR0SMUTMOD00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NR) the non-first mode is NR.
NR0S5POWER00 Transmit Power By default, 1 W power is provided for each pRRU.

License for 5000 Series If the power exceeds 1 W, configure one piece for
LampSite pRRU(NR) every extra 1 W on each pRRU.
1.4.1.10 Site Material Configurations

This section describes site materials and auxiliary materials.
1.4.1.10.1 Site Materials

This section describes the configurations of site materials applied globally for each
RAT.

Table 1-46 BBU transmission material

QWMP0004E100 Trunk Cable (75 Ohm, This item is required when the 75-ohm E1
4E1, 10m) transmission or E1 line clock is used. Each trunk
cable supports four E1 lines.
QWMP0000FE00 Ethernet Cable ● This item is required when FE/GE electrical

ports are used.
● One piece needs to be quoted and delivered
for one FE/GE port.
QWMP0000FE02 FE/STM-1 Optical ● This item is required when FE/STM-1 optical

Transmission Materials ports are used.
for one FE/STM-1 port.
QWMP0000GE00 GE Optical Transmission ● This item is required when GE optical ports

Materials are used.
for one GE port.
QWMP0010GE00 XGE Optical Transmission ● This item is required when 10GE optical
Materials ports are used.
for one 10GE port.
NR0P0025GE00 YGE Optical Transmission ● This item is required when 25GE optical
for one 25GE port.
Table 1-47 CPRI optical transmission material package

LT1PCOTMDC00 CPRI Optical Transmission This item is optional. It is the CPRI optical
Materials (9.8G/10G) transmission material package for the RHUB.
(Single Mode) For BBU-RHUB connection or RHUB cascading,
one piece needs to be quoted and delivered for
each RHUB.

NR0P25CPRI99 CPRI Optical Transmission This item is optional. It is the CPRI optical
Materials (25G) (Single transmission material package for the RHUB.
Mode) For BBU-RHUB connection or RHUB cascading,
each RHUB.
Table 1-48 Ethernet cable installation material for each pRRU (global market)
QWHENTCBIN00 Ethernet Cable(Indoor) This item is optional. It is the PoE CAT5e

Ethernet cable installation material package for
the indoor pRRU.
One to three pieces can be quoted and
delivered for each pRRU based on the number
of Ethernet ports required.
QWHENTCB6A00 CAT-6A S/FTP Ethernet This item is optional. It is the PoE CAT6a
Cable(Indoor) Ethernet cable installation material package for
the indoor pRRU.
One or two pieces can be quoted and delivered
for each pRRU based on the number of
Ethernet ports required.
QWHENTCBIN03 Armored ethernet Cable This item is optional. It is the PoE armored
the pRRU.
for each pRRU according to its working mode.
WD6MWA101SN Ethernet Cable(Outdoor) This item is optional. It is the PoE CAT5e

the outdoor pRRU.
Cable(Outdoor) Ethernet cable installation material package for
the outdoor pRRU.

Table 1-49 Optical/electrical hybrid cable installation material for each pRRU (global market)
WD6MHBDCAB0 pRRU Photoelectric This item is optional.

1 Hybrid Cable installation It is the optical/electrical hybrid cable installation
Material Package material package for the optical pRRU. One piece
needs to be quoted and delivered for each pRRU.
QWHENTCB6B21 pRRU optical cable This item is optional.

installation material It is the optical/electrical hybrid cable installation
package(outdoor) material package for the outdoor pRRU. One piece
WD6MHBDCAB1 pRRU optical and This item is optional.

0 electrical hybrid cable It is the optical/electrical hybrid cable extension
installation material package for the optical pRRU. One piece needs to
extend package be quoted and delivered for each pRRU.
Table 1-50 Jumper for the outdoor pRRU

WD6PpRRUJP00 Top Jumper Cable Unit This item is optional.

for pRRU It is the jumper for the indoor pRRU. One piece
needs to be quoted and delivered for each
dual-mode pRRU.
WD6MRFAJP600 RF Adapter & Jumper This item is optional.

Package for pRRU3916 It contains materials for connecting the jumper
(Mexico AT&T only) to the outdoor pRRU over the RF port. One
piece needs to be quoted and delivered for
each pRRU.
Table 1-51 Installation material package for the OMB

QWMP0INSMT09 OMB Cabinet Installation This item is optional.

Materials (Ver.C, AC) One piece needs to be quoted and delivered for
each AC OMB (Ver.C).

Table 1-52 LampSite site installation material package
WD5P0INSMT03 Installation Materials for This item is optional. It is the DBS3900 site
DBS3900 installation material package.
One piece needs to be quoted and delivered for
each DBS3900 site.
each DBS5900 site.
Table 1-53 GPS antenna
A000GPS04 GPS Antenna/Feeder This item is optional.

Package It is the single-satellite GPS antenna. One piece
needs to be configured for each site.
A BBU that requires GPS clock signals must be connected to a GPS antenna. If multiple BBUs are
installed together, a divider can be configured to connect one GPS antenna to the BBUs,
eliminating the need to install multiple GPS antennas.
1.4.1.10.2 Site Auxiliary Materials
Table 1-54 LampSite auxiliary material
QW7P00EDDF00 Embedded DDF Box (75 This item is optional.

Ohm, 8E1) For a new distributed base station, one piece
needs to be quoted and delivered if Huawei is
responsible for site construction.
E00EDDF02 Embedded DDF Box (120 This item is optional.

EDFTOOL01 IDC Tool This item is optional.

If 120-ohm DDFs are configured, one piece
needs to be configured for every 30 DDFs. At
least one piece needs to be configured.

E000IGU00 Grounding Unit This item is optional.

It contains the one-hole or two-hole ground
bar which can be used indoor and outdoors.
The type of the ground bar (one-hole or two-
hole) needs to be specified in the site survey
result report. One piece needs to be quoted and
delivered for each site.
WD2M00EEUM00 Embedded Environment This item is optional.

Monitoring Unit It is a 19-inch-wide and 1U-high EMUB without
sensors. One piece needs to be quoted and
delivered if 17 to 32 Boolean alarm switches
are required.

sensors and is dedicated for the UK standard.
One piece needs to be quoted and delivered if
17 to 32 Boolean alarm switches are required.

Monitoring Unit-For It is a 19-inch-wide and 1U-high EMUB without
North American only sensors. One piece needs to be quoted and
are required.
QW7MEEMUKIT0 Embedded Environment This item is optional.

Monitoring Unit (with This item needs to be configured if sensors for
sensors) detecting water, smoke, door status,
temperature, and humidity are required in
indoor scenarios to support 32 Boolean alarm
switches. It is a 19-inch-wide and 1U-high
EMUB with sensors. One piece needs to be
quoted and delivered if 17 to 32 Boolean alarm
switches are required.
E000ICL00 Indoor Cable Ladder This item is optional.

(2.5m) This item cannot be used outdoors. It needs to
be quoted and delivered based on requirements
when the BBU is installed indoors for a new
distributed base station. Each cable ladder is
400 mm wide and 2.5 m long.
1.4.1.11 Spare Parts Configurations

This section describes the spare parts as well as principles and precautions for
their configurations.

1.4.1.11.1 Spare Parts List

This section provides the spare parts list.
The spare parts of LampSite base stations are classified into commissioning spare
parts (such as BBU boards and RF modules) and non-commissioning spare parts
(such as cables, fans, and optical modules).
You can visit support.huawei.com to obtain the spare parts catalogs for
corresponding base stations.
1.4.1.11.2 Spare Parts Configurations

This section describes the principles of configuring the spare parts.
The Poisson algorithm (recommended) and percentage algorithm apply in

configuring the spare parts.
● Use the Poisson algorithm to calculate the number of spare parts, unless
otherwise required by the customer. The following describes the Poisson
algorithm which has been integrated into the Configurator, and thereby does
not need to be manually calculated by product managers.
Poisson algorithm: Use this formula to obtain the value of x which indicates
the number of spare parts.
P indicates the board damage probability accepted by customers, namely the
service level. Usually, the following applies: 85% ≤ P(x) < 100%.
е = 2.71828183
λ = Network capacity x Annual board failure rate x Replenishment period/365
– Replenishment period: 60 days usually
– Network capacity = Number of boards in the main equipment
Network capacity of board 02319428 = 1000
– Board annual failure rate: Provided by the spare parts center. Each board
has its own annual failure rate.
Given that the annual failure rate of board 02319428 is 0.005000, then:
λ = 1000 x 0.005000 x 60/365 = 0.8219178
According to the Poisson algorithm, the number of spare parts for board
02319428 is 4.
● If the customer has requirements on the percentage of spare parts, use the
percentage algorithm to calculate the number of spare parts.
1.4.1.11.3 Precautions
This section provides precautions on spare parts configuration.
The spare parts quantity calculated using the Poisson algorithm can meet only the
basic requirement for live networks. If a customer requires Huawei to comply with
a specified SLA, persuade the customer to purchase the spare parts management
service (SPMS) of Huawei.

1.4.2 BBU Access+MERC-based Input

In BBU access+MERC-based input mode, UMTS/LTE/NR radio signals are processed
by baseband processing units in the BBU while GSM/CDMA RF signals are fed into
the MERC in the BBU. It is recommended that medium- and small-power (less
than 10 W) signal sources not be connected to the MERC.
In single-operator scenarios, the MERC can only receive GSM/CDMA RF signals for RF input.
Figure 1-15 shows the BBU+MERC networking architecture.
Figure 1-15 BBU+MERC networking architecture
1.4.2.1 Networking Configurations
1.4.2.1.1 Networking Specifications

In BBU access+MERC-based input mode, BBU access is used for UMTS, LTE FDD,
LTE TDD, LTE NB-IoT, and NR, and MERC-based RF input is used for GSM, CDMA,
and UMTS.
The following table lists the networking specifications in BBU+MERC mode.

Table 1-55 Networking specifications in BBU+MERC mode

Item Specifications
Supported subrack BBU3910/BBU5900
Supported main control board UMPTb/UMPTe/UMPTg
Supported baseband processing unit UBBPd/UBBPe/UBBPg/UBBPfw1
Maximum port rate supported by the baseband ● UBBPd/UBBPe/UBBPg1: 6x10.1 Gbit/s

processing unit ● UBBPg3/UBBPg2a: 6x25 Gbit/s
● UBBPfw1: 3x25 Gbit/s
Number of optical fibers from a single BBU 12
Maximum number of RHUBs supported by a ● UMPTb: 24

single BBU ● UMPTe/UMPTg: 48
Maximum RHUB cascading level 4
For details about BBU board configurations, see 1.4.1.4.3 Board Configurations.
Table 1-56 pRRU quantity specifications

Maximum number of pRRUs UMPTb 96

(including cascaded pRRUs)
supported by a single BBU UMPTe ● Optical fiber connections
over one baseband
processing unit: 96
over two baseband
processing units:
– NR involved: 96
– NR not involved: 192a
UMPTg ● Optical fiber connections

over one baseband
processing unit: 96
over two baseband
processing units: 192a

supported by a single logical
cell (BBU access)


supported by a single subband
(MERC-based input)
Maximum number of pRRUs - ● NR: 32

supported by a single cell ● G/U/L: 16
sector equipment group/NR
DU cell TRP
a: In separate-MPT scenarios, a single baseband processing unit of the converged party supports a
maximum of 96 pRRUs. If support for 192 pRRUs is required, at least two baseband processing
units must be configured for the converged party.
Figure 1-16 Illustration for cable length specifications in BBU+MERC mode
Table 1-57 Cable length specifications in BBU+MERC mode

Item Specifications
Maximum RHUB-BBU cable length ([C + D] in ● 3 km (default)

Figure 1-16) ● 10 km (The donor cell radius needs to be
modified.)
pRRU-RHUB cable length See Table 1-63 and Table 1-64.

same logical cell (BBU access) ([C + D – A] in
Figure 1-16)

same subband (RF input) ([C + D – A] in Figure
1-16)

Item Specifications
Maximum optical fiber length between the 3 km

first-level RHUB and the last-level RHUB in the
same cell sector equipment group/NR DU cell
TRP (B in Figure 1-16)
Table 1-58 describes RHUB-pRRU mapping without pRRU cascading in BBU

+MERC mode.
Table 1-58 RHUB-pRRU mapping without pRRU cascading
RHUB pRRU
RHUB5921 pRRU5921/pRRU5935/pRRU5963
RHUB5923 pRRU5921/pRRU5935/pRRU5935H/pRRU5963
The pRRU5935 module WD6MQAAEACP3 for global market cannot be used with the
RHUB5921.
pRRU cascading is subject to the following constraints:

● pRRU cascading is supported only when optical RHUBs are used but not
supported when electrical RHUBs are used.
● The first-level pRRU must be an optical pRRU.
● The two cascaded pRRUs cannot use the same RAT, and one of them must
work in NR only mode.
● The second-level pRRU is connected to the first-level pRRU over a CAT6a
shielded Ethernet cable. The maximum cable length is 20 m.
Table 1-59 describes mapping with pRRU cascading.
Table 1-59 Mapping with pRRU cascading

pRRU
RHUB5923 pRRU5935a (NR) Fixed pRRU5921 (UO, Fixed

configuration: 10.1 LO, or UL) configuration:
Gbit/s 3.072 Gbit/s
pRRU5921 (UO, Fixed pRRU5935a/ Fixed

LO, or UL) configuration: 10.1 pRRU5963 (NR) configuration: 10.1
Gbit/s Gbit/s


pRRU
a: Only the pRRU5935 with one optical port and two electrical ports can be cascaded. The
pRRU5935 with only one optical port cannot be cascaded.
1.4.2.1.2 BBU-RHUB Networking Configurations

The star, chain, load sharing, trunk chain cascading, and multi-port trunk chain
topologies are supported between the BBU and the RHUB.
Figure 1-17 BBU-RHUB star topology

Figure 1-18 BBU-RHUB chain topology
Figure 1-19 BBU-RHUB load sharing topology

Figure 1-20 BBU-RHUB trunk chain cascading topology
● In BBU-RHUB load sharing topology, RHUBs cannot be cascaded and the two optical
fibers from an RHUB must be connected to the same baseband processing unit.
Table 1-60 lists the BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector
equipment group in BBU access for non-NR RATs. Table 1-61 lists the BBU-RHUB
Table 1-60 BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group (BBU access)


+LTE NB-IoT 20/15
inband
2T2R Enhanced 0.8192 0.6669 0.6471
compression:
20/15
2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20/15
2T2R Normal 0.8192 0.6669 0.6741

compression:
10
2T2R Normal 0.4096 0.3335 0.3235

compression:
5


2T2R No 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
20/15
2T2R No 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
10
2T2R No 0.6144 0.5002 0.4853

compression:
5
LTE NB-IoTd 2T2R 0.2 0.2458 0.2001 0.1942
UMTS 1T2R 5 0.7373 0.6003 0.5824
1T1R 5 0.3686 0.3001 0.2912
are included.

Table 1-61 BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each NR DU cell TRP (BBU access)
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 7.6595 6.2361 6.0504

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 6.1276 4.9891 4.8405

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 4.5957 3.7416 3.6301

compression:
60/50
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2475 1.2103

compression:
20
NR 4T4R Normal 12.2880 10.0042 9.7062

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R Normal 9.8304 8.0034 7.7650

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R Normal 7.3728 6.0025 5.8237

compression:
60/50
NR 4T4R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
20
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.8298 3.1181 3.0252

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 2.2979 1.8708 1.8151

compression:
60/50


NR 2T2R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2473 1.2101

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 0.7660 0.6237 0.6052

compression:
20
NR 2T2R Normal 6.1440 5.0021 4.8531

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R Normal 3.6864 3.0013 2.9119

compression:
60/50
NR 2T2R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20
Table 1-62 lists the BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each subband in
MERC-based input.

Table 1-62 BBU-RHUB CPRI bandwidth occupied by each subband (MERC-based input)
UMTS 1T2R 10 0.7373 0.6003 0.5824
1T2R 5 0.4915 0.4002 0.3884
1T1R 10 0.3686 0.3001 0.2912
1T1R 5 0.2458 0.2001 0.1942
GSM/CDMA 1T1R 20/15 0.7373 0.6003 0.5824

(carrier
frequency: 1T1R 10 0.3686 0.3001 0.2912
non-900 1T1R 5 0.2458 0.2001 0.1942
MHz)
GSM (carrier 1T1R 20/15 0.9216 0.7503 0.7280

frequency:
900 MHz) 1T1R 10 0.4608 0.3752 0.3640
1T1R 5 0.3072 0.2501 0.2427
The CPRI bandwidth is calculated based on control data overhead and coding efficiency.
When the CPRI line rate is 9.8 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of 8/10 and control data overhead of
1/16 apply. When the CPRI line rate is 10.1 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of 64/66 and control
data overhead of 1/20 apply. When the CPRI line rate is 25 Gbit/s, coding efficiency of
64/66 and control data overhead of 1/48 apply.
1.4.2.1.3 RHUB-pRRU Networking Configurations

The star, load sharing, and dual-star topologies are supported between the RHUB
and the pRRU.

Figure 1-21 RHUB-pRRU star topology
Figure 1-22 RHUB-pRRU load sharing topology
Configuration principles for the RHUB-pRRU load sharing topology are as follows:
● Load sharing cannot be achieved over the optical ports on pRRUs.
● A pRRU cannot connect to two RHUBs at the same time.
● The two Ethernet cables are required to be of the same length. When this
requirement for the Ethernet cable length cannot be met, the difference in
length between the two Ethernet cables must not exceed 10 m.
● An RHUB can be connected to up to four pRRUs. Data of a cell cannot be
transmitted over two Ethernet ports for load sharing.
Figure 1-23 RHUB-pRRU dual-star topology
Configuration principles for the RHUB-pRRU dual-star topology are as follows:

● Only Wi-Fi-capable modules support the dual-star topology.
● A pRRU must use the CPRI_E0 port (for power supply and CPRI data
transmission) and the GE port (for Wi-Fi data transmission). A pRRU connects

to an RHUB over the CPRI_E0 port and to a common Ethernet device over the
GE port.
Table 1-63 and Table 1-64 list RHUB-pRRU cable configurations.
Table 1-63 Electrical RHUB-pRRU cable configurations

Hardware Cable Type Rate Ethernet Cable Type Cable Length
RHUB5921-pRRU5921/ Ethernet 10.1 Gbit/s CAT6a shielded S/FTP ≤ 100 m

pRRU5935 cable Ethernet cable
Table 1-64 Optical RHUB-pRRU cable configurations

Hardware Cable Type Rate Cross-Sectional Area Cable Length
of the Power Cable
RHUB5923-pRRU5921/ Optical/ 10.1 Gbit/s ● 220 V AC power ≤ 200 m

pRRU5935/pRRU5935H electrical supply: 1.5 mm2
hybrid ● 110 V AC power
cable
supply: 2.5 mm2
Table 1-65 lists the RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector
equipment group in BBU access for non-NR RATs. Table 1-66 lists the RHUB-pRRU
Table 1-65 RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each cell sector equipment group (BBU
access)

+LTE NB-IoT 20/15
inband
2T2R Enhanced 0.8192 0.6669 0.6471
compression:
20/15
2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20/15
2T2R Quadplex 0.3686 0.3001 0.2913

compression:
10


2T2R Normal 0.6144 0.5002 0.4853

compression:
10
2T2R Normal 0.4096 0.3335 0.3235

compression:
5
LTE NB-IoTd 2T2R 0.2 0.2048 0.1667 0.1618
UMTS 1T2R 5 0.1843 0.1501 0.1458
1T1R 5 0.0922 0.0750 0.0729
are included.

Table 1-66 RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each NR DU cell TRP (BBU access)
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 7.6595 6.2361 6.0504

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 6.1276 4.9891 4.8405

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 4.5957 3.7416 3.6301

compression:
60/50
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2475 1.2103

compression:
20
NR 4T4R Normal 12.2880 10.0042 9.7062

compression:
100/90
NR 4T4R Normal 9.8304 8.0034 7.7650

compression:
80/70
NR 4T4R Normal 7.3728 6.0025 5.8237

compression:
60/50
NR 4T4R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
40/30
NR 4T4R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
20
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.8298 3.1181 3.0252

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 3.0638 2.4945 2.4202

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 2.2979 1.8708 1.8151

compression:
60/50


NR 2T2R 3.2:1 1.5319 1.2473 1.2101

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R 3.2:1 0.7660 0.6237 0.6052

compression:
20
NR 2T2R Normal 6.1440 5.0021 4.8531

compression:
100/90
NR 2T2R Normal 4.9152 4.0017 3.8825

compression:
80/70
NR 2T2R Normal 3.6864 3.0013 2.9119

compression:
60/50
NR 2T2R Normal 2.4576 2.0008 1.9412

compression:
40/30
NR 2T2R Normal 1.2288 1.0004 0.9706

compression:
20
Table 1-67 lists the RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each subband in
MERC-based input.

Table 1-67 RHUB-pRRU CPRI bandwidth occupied by each subband (MERC-based input)
UMTS 1T2R 10 0.7373 0.6003 0.5824
1T2R 5 0.4915 0.4002 0.3884
1T1R 10 0.3686 0.3001 0.2912
1T1R 5 0.2458 0.2001 0.1942
GSM/CDMA 1T1R 20/15 0.7373 0.6003 0.5824

(carrier
frequency: 1T1R 10 0.3686 0.3001 0.2912
non-900 1T1R 5 0.2458 0.2001 0.1942
MHz)
GSM (carrier 1T1R 20/15 0.9216 0.7503 0.7280

frequency:
900 MHz) 1T1R 10 0.4608 0.3752 0.3640
1T1R 5 0.3072 0.2501 0.2427
1.4.2.2 Macro-LampSite Co-BBU

In macro-LampSite co-BBU networking, macro RRUs and LampSite pRRUs share a
BBU subrack. Macro RRUs can be DAS macro RRUs, outdoor macro RRUs, or Book
RRUs.
1.4.2.2.1 General Restrictions

This section describes the BBU in the LampSite solution and its application
differences. For details about BBU configuration principles, typical configurations,
and version upgrades, see 3900 Series BBU Hardware Description and BBU5900

Documentation > Description > Hardware Description > 3900 Series BBU Hardware
Description.
● To obtain BBU5900 Hardware Description, visit support.huawei.com and choose Product
Support > Wireless Network > Wireless Network Common > SingleRAN >
Description.
● Configuration restrictions on macro-LampSite co-BBU applicable to all RATs
are as follows:
– Macro-LampSite co-BBU applies in NR only, LTE only, and UL scenarios.
The base station type must be macro.
– LampSite base stations do not support GSM through BBU access.
– Macro and LampSite base stations can share the BBU but not the
baseband processing unit or CPRI link.
– In macro-LampSite co-BBU networking, BBU cascading is not supported.
– Macro-LampSite co-BBU requires that a macro base station be available
before it shares its BBU with a LampSite base station, and does not
support sharing the BBU of a LampSite base station with a macro base
station. If both macro and LampSite base stations are newly-deployed,
the base station type must be macro.
– DAS macro RRUs, outdoor macro RRUs, and Book RRUs can share a BBU
subrack with LampSite pRRUs.
● Configuration restrictions specific to macro-LampSite co-BBU in NR are as
follows:
– Macro-LampSite co-BBU is supported only by DBS5900 base stations in
SA or NSA networking. Subrack interconnection in LNR (one BBU subrack
for LTE and one BBU subrack for NR) is not supported.
– Only the UMPTe and UMPTg can be shared between the LampSite and
macro base stations in 5G.
– The LampSite base station and the macro base station use independent
baseband processing units, and neither can they provide optical fiber
connections from the baseband processing units of each other.
– Baseband resource verification is not supported after macro-LampSite co-
BBU is deployed, and baseband resources must be ensured during site
design.
– Common RF resources of the macro and LampSite base stations are
allocated by the BBU in a unified manner. Manual configuration of the
common RF resources (such as RRU chains and sector equipment IDs) for
the LampSite base station must ensure no conflict with those of the
macro base station.
● Configuration restrictions specific to macro-LampSite co-BBU in UMTS and
LTE are as follows:
– UMTS and LTE main control boards that are applicable to both macro
and LampSite can be used in macro-LampSite co-BBU networking.

– In LTE FDD macro+LTE FDD/UMTS LampSite networking, the MBTS must

be used. For a separate-MPT MBTS, if the LTE FDD version needs to be
upgraded for the macro base station, the versions of both LTE FDD and
the other RAT need to be upgraded. Such a restriction also applies to the
LampSite only scenario. This is because separate upgrade in the separate-
MPT scenario is not supported when Ethernet cables are shared between
UMTS and LTE and 4:1 CPRI compression is used.
Table 1-68 Macro-LampSite co-BBU scenarios

UMTS Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
only
LTE FDD Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
only
LTE TDD Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
only
UL Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
GUL Y Y Y Y Y Y N
TDS & N N Y N N N N
TDL
GU Y Y Y Y Y Y N
GL Y Y Y Y Y Y N
G Y Y Y Y Y Y N
GULT Y Y Y Y Y Y N
ULT Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
GLT Y Y Y Y Y Y N
LT Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya
CL N Y N N N N N
NR Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya
involved
a: From SRAN16.1 onwards, macro-LampSite co-BBU is supported on NR-inclusive networks. For

details about the supported RAT combinations, see Table 1-69. To deploy macro-LampSite co-
BBU on an NR-inclusive network, the macro base station cannot work in GSM or CDMA. If the
LampSite base station works in GSM or CDMA, RFA must be used for signal input.

Table 1-69 Whitelists and restrictions in NR-inclusive macro-LampSite co-BBU scenarios

Operator Application Scenarioa Description
Outside the UL-NR separate-MPT Principles:

Chinese ● The RATs of the LampSite base station added to the
mainland existing UMTS/LTE/NR macro base station must be
the same as those of the macro base station.
● The macro base station does not support GSM or
CDMA.
Restrictions:
● The DCU3910 is not supported.
● The full-width board UBBPfw does not support
macro-LampSite co-subrack.
a: Macro-LampSite co-BBU is not supported in NR-inclusive scenarios that are not listed in this
table.
● In BBU access+MERC-based input mode, if the macro base station provides the GSM
signal source, GSM and LTE must use different main control boards.
● If the macro and LampSite base stations work in the same mode, they must share the
main control board.
● Separate-MPT must be used for CL.
● Macro-LampSite co-BBU principles are the same for LTE NB-IoT and LTE FDD.
1.4.2.2.2 RRU Quantity Specifications

This section describes RRU quantity specifications in macro-LampSite co-BBU
networking.
Table 1-70 RRU quantity specifications in macro-LampSite co-BBU networking

Main LTE Only UL Co-MPT GUL Co- LT Co-MPT GULT Co- NR Only
Control MPT MPT
Board
UMPTg 96 96 96 96 96 192
UMPTe 96 96 96 96 96 96
UMPTb 96 96 96 96 96 -

● In the preceding table, the number of RRUs is the sum of macro RRUs and LampSite
pRRUs.
● Macro RRUs and LampSite pRRUs can replace each other in 1:1 mode. For example: 16
macro RRUs and 80 LampSite pRRUs can be replaced with 18 macro RRUs and 78
LampSite pRRUs.
1.4.2.2.3 Cell Specifications

This section describes cell specifications in macro-LampSite co-BBU networking.
The specifications of LampSite cells are the same as those of macro cells. For
details about the specifications of macro-LampSite co-BBU cells, see 3900 Series
BBU Technical Specifications and BBU5900 Technical Specifications.
● To obtain 3900 Series BBU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose
Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > 3900 Series BBU
Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > BBU5900 Technical
Specifications.
1.4.2.3 Cabinet Configurations
Table 1-71 Cabinet configuration principles

QWMB0OMBA OMB Cabinet (Ver.C, 220V/110V This item is optional. It is the AC OMB
C00 AC) (Ver.C). Up to one piece can be configured
for each RHUB installed outdoors.
PW1B0IMB030 Indoor Mini Box (3U) This item is optional. It is the IMB03 which
0 provides 3U-high and 19-inch-wide
installation space and can be installed on a
wall. If an RHUB or a BBU needs to be
installed on a wall indoors, this item can be
used.
BRACK0001 Indoor Normal Support This item is optional. It is the indoor

centralized rack (ICR) which is 12U high
and 19 inches wide and can be installed on
a wall or on the ground. It can house the
BBU, RHUB, customers' transmission
equipment, and indoor embedded power
supply system (EPS). This item is used
when the space for equipment installation
is insufficient.

1.4.2.4 BBU Configurations

This section describes the principles of configuring the BBU subrack and boards.
1.4.2.4.1 BBU Subrack Configurations

Table 1-72 lists the information about the BBU subrack.
Table 1-72 BBU subrack configurations

Model Description Maximum Quantity (pcs)
BBU Configuration Principles

● The BBU subrack is mandatory. Up to one piece can be configured.
● In the LampSite solution, BBU subracks cannot be interconnected.
● The BBU supports co-MPT or separate-MPT between UMTS and LTE.
● The BBU3910 and BBU5900 support co-MPT only between RFA and
UMTS/LTE/NR if the MERC is configured.
1.4.2.4.2 Slot Assignment

This section describes the BBU slot assignment principles.
Configurations.
A BBU3910 has 11 slots. Figure 1-24 shows the slot distribution on the BBU front
panel.
The FAN, UPEU, and UEIU are configured in fixed slots in a BBU. Table 1-73
describes their configuration principles.

Table 1-73 Principles of configuring the FAN, UPEU, and UEIU

from Left to Right)
Fan module FAN Yes 1 Slot 16
Power module UPEU Yes 2 Slot 19 > Slot 18
Environment UEIU No 1 Slot 18

monitoring unit
Table 1-74 and Table 1-75 describe the board configuration principles for the
BBU3910.

(pcs) Right)
1 LTE FDD UMPT_L Yes 1 Slot 6

main
control
board

control
board
3 Satellite USCUb18, No 1 Slot 5 > Slot 4 > Slot 0 >

card and USCUb14, Slot 1
clock unit USCUb11
processing
unit
5 UMTS UBBP_U Yes 5 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

processing
unit

connections.
Table 1-75 Board configuration principles for a BBU3910 (U*L*T*N*R co-MPT)

(pcs) Right)
1 Main UMPT_U*L* Yes 1 Slot 7 > Slot 6

control T*N*R
board

clock unit USCUb11

processing
unit

processing
unit
5 UMTS UBBP_U No 6 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

processing
unit
6 NR UBBP_N No 6 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

processing
unit
7 Multi-mode MERC No 5 Slot 0 > Slot 1 > Slot 4 >

extended Slot 5 > Slot 2
radio
frequency
card


UMTS)
(pcs) Right)

control
board
2 LTE FDD UMPT_L*N Yes 1 Slot 6

+NR main
control
board

clock unit USCUb11

processing
unit
processing
unit
6 NR UBBP_N Yes 5 Slot 3 > Slot 2 > Slot 1 >

processing
unit


The BBU5900 can be configured with half-width and full-width boards. In the
LampSite solution, only half-width boards can be used. When used with half-width

boards, a BBU5900 provides 11 slots. Figure 1-25 shows the slot distribution in
the BBU.
Configurations.
Among slots 0 to 5, any two horizontally adjacent half-width slots can be reconstructed
into a full-width slot. The full-width slot number is the same as the half-width slot number
on the left before the reconstruction.
Table 1-77 describes the general board configuration principles for the BBU5900.
The specific slot assignment for main control boards, satellite card and clock units,
and baseband processing units depends on the RATs supported by the base
station. For details, see the slot assignment principles for specific RATs.
Table 1-77 Board configuration principles for the BBU5900

from Left to Right)
Main control UMPT Yes 2 Slot 7 > Slot 6

board
Satellite card USCU No 1 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot

and clock unit 0 > Slot 1 > Slot 3 >
Slot 5
Half-width UBBPd/UBBPe/ Yes 6 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot

baseband UBBPg 0 > Slot 1 > Slot 3 >
processing unit Slot 5
Full-width UBBPfw No 1 Slot 0 > Slot 2 > Slot

baseband 4
processing unit
Fan module FANf Yes 1 Slot 16
Power module UPEUe Yes 2 Slot 19 > Slot 18


from Left to Right)
Environment UEIUb No 1 Slot 18

monitoring unit
Multi-mode MERC No 5 Slot 0 > Slot 1 > Slot

extended radio 3 > Slot 5 > Slot 2
frequency card
Table 1-78, Table 1-79, and Table 1-80 describe the BBU5900 slot assignment
principles for the main control board, satellite card and clock unit, and baseband
processing unit.

(pcs) Right)

control
board
2 LTE FDD UMPT_L Yes 1 Slot 6

main
control
board

card and USCUb14, Slot 1 > Slot 3 > Slot 5
clock unit USCUb11

processing
unit

processing
unit

connections.
Table 1-79 Board configuration principles for a BBU5900 (U*L*T*N*R co-MPT)

(pcs) Right)
1 Main UMPT_U*L* Yes 1 Slot 7 > Slot 6

control T*N*R
board

clock unit USCUb11
3 Multi-RAT UBBP_U*L No 2 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot 0 >

processing
unit

processing
unit

processing
unit

processing
unit
7 NR UBBP_N No 5 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot 0 >

processing
unit
8 Multi-mode MERC No 5 Slot 0 > Slot 1 > Slot 3 >

extended Slot 5 > Slot 2
radio
frequency
card

UMTS)

(pcs) Right)

control
board
2 LTE FDD UMPT_L*N Yes 1 Slot 6

+NR main
control
board

clock unit USCUb11

processing
unit
processing
unit
6 NR UBBP_N Yes 5 Slot 4 > Slot 2 > Slot 0 >

processing
unit

1.4.2.4.3 Board Configurations
BBU Boards
Table 1-81 and Table 1-82 describe the mapping of BBU boards.
RAT UMTS LTE FDD LTE TDD LTE NB-IoT NR RFA
Main ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTe ● UMPTb

Control (UMPTb1 (UMPTb1 (UMPTb1 (UMPTb1 (UMPTe1 (UMPTb1
Board to to to to / to
UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTe2) UMPTb3/
UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) ● UMPTg UMPTb9)
● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe (UMPTg1 ● UMPTe
(UMPTe1 (UMPTe1 (UMPTe1 (UMPTe1 / (UMPTe1
/ / / / UMPTg2) /
UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) ● UMPTga UMPTe2)
● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg (UMPTga ● UMPTg
(UMPTg1 (UMPTg1 (UMPTg1 (UMPTg1 1/ (UMPTg1
/ / / / UMPTga2 /
UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2) ) UMPTg2)
● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga
(UMPTga (UMPTga (UMPTga (UMPTga (UMPTga
1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/
UMPTga2 UMPTga2 UMPTga2 UMPTga2 UMPTga2
) ) ) ) )
Baseba ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd UBBPg -

nd (UBBPd1 (UBBPd3 (UBBPd4/ (UBBPd3 (UBBPg2a)
Process to to UBBPd6) to
ing UBBPd6) UBBPd6) ● UBBPe UBBPd6)
Unit ● UBBPe ● UBBPe (UBBPe4/ ● UBBPe
(UBBPe1 (UBBPe1 UBBPe6) (UBBPe1
to to ● UBBPg to
UBBPe6) UBBPe6) (UBBPg1/ UBBPe6)
● UBBPg ● UBBPg UBBPg2a ● UBBPg
(UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/ ) (UBBPg1/
UBBPg2a UBBPg2a UBBPg2a
) ) )
Multi- - - - - - MERCa
Mode (MERCa01
Extend to
ed MERCa03/
Radio MERCa05/
Freque MERCa08/
ncy MERCa28/
Card MERCa66)


RAT UMTS LTE FDD LTE TDD LTE NB-IoT NR RFA
Main ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTb ● UMPTe ● UMPTb

Control (UMPTb1 (UMPTb1 (UMPTb1 (UMPTb1 (UMPTe1 (UMPTb1
Board to to to to / to
UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTb3/ UMPTe2) UMPTb3/
UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) UMPTb9) ● UMPTg UMPTb9)
● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe ● UMPTe (UMPTg1 ● UMPTe
(UMPTe1 (UMPTe1 (UMPTe1 (UMPTe1 / (UMPTe1
/ / / / UMPTg2) /
UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) UMPTe2) ● UMPTga UMPTe2)
● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg ● UMPTg (UMPTga ● UMPTg
(UMPTg1 (UMPTg1 (UMPTg1 (UMPTg1 1/ (UMPTg1
/ / / / UMPTga2 /
UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2) UMPTg2) ) UMPTg2)
● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga ● UMPTga
(UMPTga (UMPTga (UMPTga (UMPTga (UMPTga
1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/
UMPTga2 UMPTga2 UMPTga2 UMPTga2 UMPTga2
) ) ) ) )
Baseba ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPd ● UBBPg -

nd (UBBPd1 (UBBPd3 (UBBPd4/ (UBBPd3 (UBBPg2
Process to to UBBPd6) to a/
ing UBBPd6) UBBPd6) ● UBBPe UBBPd6) UBBPg3)
Unit ● UBBPe ● UBBPe (UBBPe4/ ● UBBPe ● UBBPfw1
(UBBPe1 (UBBPe1 UBBPe6) (UBBPe1
to to ● UBBPg to
UBBPe6) UBBPe6) (UBBPg1/ UBBPe6)
● UBBPg ● UBBPg UBBPg2a ● UBBPg
(UBBPg1/ (UBBPg1/ /UBBPg3) (UBBPg1/
UBBPg2a UBBPg2a UBBPg2a
/UBBPg3) /UBBPg3) /UBBPg3)
Multi- - - - - - MERCa
Mode (MERCa01
Extend to
ed MERCa03/
Radio MERCa05/
Freque MERCa08/
ncy MERCa28/
Card MERCa66)
Board Configuration Principles

Main control board:
● LTE FDD and LTE TDD must share the main control board.

● UMTS and LTE can use the same or different main control boards. If MERC-
based input is used, only co-MPT is supported. When UMTS and LTE share the
baseband processing unit, they must also share the main control board.
● NR can share the main control board with LTE.
Baseband processing unit:
● A single BBU subrack can be configured with up to six baseband processing
units. The model and number of baseband processing units need to be
configured according to the network plan based on the supported RATs and
specifications.
● LTE FDD and LTE TDD cannot share the baseband processing unit.
● In BBU access mode, the UBBPfw1 cannot be used for BBU-BBU
interconnection.
Multi-mode extended radio frequency card:
● Only the BBU3910 and BBU5900 subracks can be configured with the MERC.
● One MERC supports only one frequency band. One BBU supports up to five
MERCs.
● The MERC does not have CPRI ports and therefore cannot be connected to RF
modules through optical fibers. Instead, optical fibers must be routed from
the baseband processing unit to transmit data forwarded by the backplane.
?.1. Main Control Board Configurations
Table 1-83 UMPTb configurations

WD2DUMPTB100 Universal Main Processing & In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base station:

Transmission Unit (4 E1&1 1
Electrical FE/GE&1 Optical FE/
GE,UMPTb1)
WD2D0UMPTB01 Universal Main Processing & ● In a co-MPT/hybrid-MPT base

Transmission unit with 4E1 and station: 1
2FE/GE interface UMPTb2 ● In a separate-MPT base station: 2



Table 1-84 UMPTe configurations

XGE,UMPTe1)

XGE,UMPTe2)
Table 1-85 UMPTg configurations

YGE,UMPTg1)

YGE,UMPTg2)

XGE,UMPTga1)

XGE,UMPTga2)
For details about ports on the main control board, see 3900 Series BBU Hardware
Description and BBU5900 Hardware Description.
Documentation > Description > Hardware Description > 3900 Series BBU
● To obtain BBU5900 Hardware Description, visit support.huawei.com and choose
Description.

?.2. Baseband Processing Unit Configurations
Table 1-86 UBBPd configurations

Processing Unit d1
Processing Unit d2
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● UM:
– U: 6 cells (UL: 384 CEs, DL: 512 CEs,
2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 3 cells (10/20 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)

● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 3 cells (10/20 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
Table 1-87 UBBPe configurations

● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)

● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)

● UL:
● UM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● UM:
– M: 6 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)
● LM:
– L: 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
– M: 3 cells (200 kHz, 2T2R)
● ULM:
– M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2T2R)

- Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
Processing Unit e18 ● LO:
● LO (T):
● UL:
● UM:
U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)+M: 3
● ULM:
4T4R)
Table 1-88 UBBPg configurations
WD22UBBPg1 Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
● LO (T): 6 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● UM:
– U: 6 cells (UL: 512 CEs, DL: 768 CEs)+M: 3
● ULM:
2T2R)

WD2DUBBPG2AG Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
Processing Unit g2a ● LO: 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● LO (T): 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● NO (TDD): 6 cells (100 MHz, 2T2R/4T4R)
● UL:
● ULM:
WD2DUBBPG3GB Universal Baseband ● UO: 12 cells (UL: 1024 CEs, DL: 1024 CEs)
● LO (T): 24 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)
● NO (TDD):
– 9 cells (100 MHz, 4T4R)
– 12 cells (100 MHz, 2T2R)
● UL:
● ULM:
+M: 3 cells (400 kHz, 2R)
● TN (TDD):
– T: 12 cells (20 MHz, 2T2R)+NR TDD: 3
cells (100 MHz, 2T2R/4T4R)
Table 1-89 UBBPfw configurations

WD2DUBBPFW10 Baseband Processing and NO (TDD) sub-6 GHz: 3 cells (100 MHz, 2T2R/
Interface Unit 4T4R)

● A baseband processing unit provides 6 CPRI ports.

● The principles of configuring the UBBPfw1 are as follows:
● When the UBBPfw1 provides optical fiber connections, the main CPRI link cannot
work in load sharing topology.
● Only three CPRI ports (CPRI 0 to CPRI2) on the UBBPfw1 can be used for providing
optical fiber connections to the RHUB. The CPRI3 to CPRI5 ports cannot be used for
this purpose.
● When the UBBPfw1 provides optical fiber connections, it does not support data of
two or more RATs to be converged (for example, L+RFA, L+NB, and L+RFA+NB).
● The technical specifications documents can be obtained as follows:
● To obtain LampSite BBU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and
Product Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > LampSite
● To obtain 3900 Series BBU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and
Product Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > 3900 Series
Product Support > Wireless Network > Wireless Network Common >
Product Documentation > Description > Technical Specifications > BBU5900
Table 1-90 CPRI line rates supported by BBU baseband processing units
Baseband Processing Unit CPRI Line Rate (Gbit/s)
UBBPd 4.9/9.8/10.1
UBBPe 4.9/9.8/10.1
UBBPg1 4.9/9.8/10.1
UBBPg2a/UBBPg3 4.9/9.8/10.1/25
UBBPfw1 4.9/9.8/10.1/25

?.3. MERC Configurations
Table 1-91 MERC configurations

Model Name Maximum MERC Quantity per
Subrack (pcs)
WD85MERCa01 Multi Extended Radio Frequency 5

Card (2100M)

Card (PCS)

Card (1800M)

Card (850M)

Card (900M)

Card (700M)

Card (AWS+)
Table 1-92 MERC RF specifications

Frequency RAT RX Frequency TX Frequency Input Power Supported
Band (MHz) Band (MHz) Band (MHz) per Port Bandwidth
(dBm) (MHz)
2100 UMTS 1920 to 1980 2110 to 2170 0 to 16 60
PCS GSM, CDMA, 1850 to 1915 1930 to 1995 0 to 16 65

UMTS
1800 GSM 1710 to 1785 1805 to 1880 0 to 16 75
850 GSM, CDMA, 824 to 849 869 to 894 0 to 16 25

UMTS
900 GSM, UMTS 880 to 915 925 to 960 0 to 16 35
700 UMTS 703 to 738 758 to 793 0 to 16 35
AWS UMTS 1710 to 1780 2110 to 2180 0 to 16 70

The full-load input power per MERC port ranges from 0 dBm to 16 dBm or is converted into
the input pilot power using the following formula: Pilot power = Full-load power – Pilot
power ratio. The pilot power ratio for each RAT is calculated as follows:
● The pilot power ratio in GSM depends on the number of carriers which is calculated as
follows: 10 x lg(1/Carrier quantity) dB.
● The pilot power ratio in UMTS depends on the power configuration of channels such
as the Common Pilot Channel (CPICH), synchronization channel (SCH), and broadcast
channel (BCH). For example, if the CPICH has a 10% power ratio, the pilot power ratio
is –7.4 dB.
When multiple carriers share one port, the full-load power of each carrier must be at least
–6 dBm and the difference between the total power of the port and the full-load power of
each carrier must be equal to or less than 12 dB.
MERC Configuration Principles

● The MERC must be used with the UMPTb/UBBPd or later main control
boards/baseband processing units.
● The MERC enables RFA which cannot be deployed alone and must be
deployed with UMTS/LTE/NR in co-MPT mode.
● An MERCa of any frequency band supports 3x2T2R or 6x1T1R at most for RF
input.
● An MERCa provides six 1T1R RF ports, with up to eight subbands per port. A
single board supports up to 24 1T1R or 12 2T2R subbands.
● The total input power of the MERC ports in the BBU must not exceed 20 dBm.
If the RRU serves as the signal source (the recommended RRU output power
is at least 5 W), use a 20–30 dB attenuator or coupler based on the RRU
transmit power. Do not connect the RRU to the MERC port directly. Otherwise,
the MERC will be damaged.
In LTE MIMO scenarios, two consecutive 1T1R ports (for example, 0–1, 2–3, 4–5, 6–7)
work as a group of MIMO RF ports.
?.4. Clock Board Configurations
Table 1-93 Clock board configurations

WD2D00USCU00 Universal Satellite Clock Unit 1
WD2D0USCU300 Universal Synchronization 1

Clock Unit Supporting GPS and
BITS
WD2D0USCUB18 Universal Satellite Clock Unit 1
Clock Board Configuration Principles

● The USCUb11 (WD2D00USCU00) is a USCU which does not contain a satellite
card and applies to LTE. Its configuration principles are as follows:

– One piece is required for an LTE only base station to support BITS and
RGPS.
● The USCUb14 (WD2D0USCU300) is a USCU which has a built-in GPS satellite
card (U-BLOX satellite card) and applies to GSM, UMTS, and LTE. Its
configuration principles are as follows:
● The USCUb18 (WD2D0USCUB18) is a USCU which has a built-in GPS/BDS/
GlONASS/Galileo/QZSS multimode satellite card. Its configuration principles
are as follows:
?.5. Power Unit Configurations
Table 1-94 Power module configurations
WD2M00PEIUD2 Power and Environment 2

WD2M0UPEUE00 Power and Environment 2

Power Module Configuration Principles

● 650 W power module (WD2M00PEIUD2) for the BBU3910:
– New deployment: A BBU3910 contains one UPEUd by default, which
(less than or equal to 650 W) is required, a second UPEUd needs to be
configured.
(≥ 20 A) of circuit breakers needs to be considered.

● 1100 W power module (WD2M0UPEUE00) for the BBU5900:

– New deployment: A BBU5900 contains one UPEUe by default, which
(less than or equal to 1100 W) is required, a second UPEUe needs to be
configured.
of circuit breakers needs to be considered.
1.4.2.5 RHUB Configurations

RHUBs of different models cannot be deployed on the same link.
For details about the key specifications of RHUB modules of each model, see
LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications.
To obtain LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose

> Description > Technical Specifications > LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications.
1.4.2.5.1 RHUB5921
WD6MXRHUBGB RHUB5921 This item is the RHUB5921 on which the

optical port for connection to the BBU
supports 10.1 Gbit/s.
1.4.2.5.2 RHUB5923
WD6MXRHUBFB RHUB5923 This item is the RHUB5923 on which the optical

port for connection to the BBU supports 10.1
Gbit/s.
1.4.2.6 pRRU Configurations

For details about the key specifications of pRRU modules of each model, see
LampSite pRRU Technical Specifications.

To obtain LampSite pRRU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose

> Description > Technical Specifications > LampSite pRRU Technical Specifications.
● 5000 series pRRUs and 3000 series pRRUs cannot serve the same cell
(physical cell) through RF combination.
● If the distance from the RHUB to the pRRU5921 exceeds 100 m and NR is
required, the 3.072 Gbit/s+3.072 Gbit/s load-sharing topology must be used.
1.4.2.6.1 pRRU5921

WD6MXAAEGCC0 pRRU5921 for Multi-Mode 900M This item is the pRRU5921

+1800M+2100M+TD2300M -inner with internal antennas and
antenna,Asia-Pacific can work on 900 MHz (G, U,
L, M, GU, GL, GM, UL, UM,
LM, GUL, GUM, GLM, ULM,
GULM), 1800 MHz (G, L, M,
GL, GM, LM, GLM), 2100
MHz (U, L, M, UM, UL, LM,
ULM), and 2300 MHz (T).
WD6MXAAEGAJT pRRU5921 for Multi-Mode 900M This item is the pRRU5921

+1800M+2100M+TD2600M-inner with internal antennas and
antenna,Thailand can work on 900 MHz (U, L,
M, UL, UM, L, ULM), 1800
MHz (L, M, LM), 2100 MHz
(U, L, M, UM, UL, LM, ULM),
and 2600 MHz (N (TDD), TN
(TDD), T). It is dedicated for
Thailand.
1.4.2.6.2 pRRU5935

WD6MQAAEACP3 pRRU5935 for Multi-Mode TD3500M This item is the pRRU5935


WD6MZAAEACP4 pRRU5935 for Multi-Mode TD3700M This item is the pRRU5935

It is dedicated for market
outside the Chinese
mainland.
WD6MQAAEADY0 pRRU5935 for Multi-Mode TD3500M This item is the pRRU5935

1.4.2.6.3 pRRU5935H
Table 1-99 pRRU5935H configurations

WD6MQAAEACP4 pRRU5935H for Multi-Mode This item is the pRRU5935H

TD3500M+TD3500M,outer antenna with external antennas and
It is used indoors and is
dedicated for market outside
the Chinese mainland.
1.4.2.6.4 pRRU5963

WD6MZAAECDC2 pRRU5963 for Multi-Mode TD2600M This item is the pRRU5963

+TD2600M,inner antenna,Thailand with internal antennas and
can work on 2600 MHz (T, N
(TDD), TN (TDD)). It is
dedicated for Thailand.
1.4.2.7 Clock Configurations

Table 1-101 lists the clock configuration principles in BBU+MERC mode.

Table 1-101 Clock configuration principles
RAT NE Clock Synchronization External Reference Clock

Mode
GSM/CDMA/UMTS/LTE BBU Frequency GPS clock, IEEE1588 V2

FDD/NB-IoT synchronization clock, or synchronous
Ethernet
LTE TDD (TDD only or BBU Time synchronization GPS clock or IEEE1588 V2
TDD involved) clock
NR TDD BBU Time synchronization GPS clock or IEEE1588 V2

clock
1.4.2.8 Power Module Configurations
Table 1-102 Power supply configuration principles
TD1MDCDU12 DC Power Distribution Unit This item is optional. One piece is

B0 configured for each LampSite base station
by default.
power supply for up to four BBU39XXs
or DCU39XXs, or up to two BBU59XXs or
DCU59XXs.
power supply for up to six hRRUs that
do not operate in 2300 MHz.
1.4.2.9 Hardware License Configurations
1.4.2.9.1 Hardware Licenses for 5000 Series pRRUs
Table 1-103 Principles of configuring hardware licenses for 5000 series pRRUs
LT1SFSTMOD00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(FDD) the first mode is LTE FDD. One pRRU supports only
LT1SMUTMOD00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(FDD) the non-first mode is LTE FDD.

LT14FM5SPR00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(TDD) the first mode is LTE TDD. One pRRU supports only
LT14MM5SPR00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(TDD) the non-first mode is LTE TDD.
QWMSFSTMOD00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU (UMTS) the first mode is WCDMA. One pRRU supports
QWMSMUTMOD00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(UMTS) the non-first mode is WCDMA.
ML1SFMFBMN50 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NB-IoT) the first mode is LTE NB-IoT. One pRRU supports
ML1SMMMBMN50 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NB-IoT) the non-first mode is LTE NB-IoT.

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs with LTE FDD enabled, the
LampSite pRRU(FDD) number of required licenses is calculated as
LT145MCB5S10 5MHz Bandwidth This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs with LTE TDD enabled, the
LampSite pRRU(TDD) number of required licenses is calculated as
QWMS5MBL5S00 5MHz Bandwidth This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs with UMTS enabled, the
LampSite number of required licenses is calculated as
pRRU(UMTS) follows: Bandwidth/5 MHz x Number of pRRUs.

License for 5000 Series modules. For pRRUs serving LAA SCells, the
LampSite pRRU(-U) number of required licenses is calculated as

ML1S05MRFA00 5MHz Bandwidth RTU This quotation item is specific to LampSite 5000
License for 5000 Series series RF modules and is not under license control.
LampSite pRRU- By default, a 40 MHz bandwidth is provided for
Charge Item each frequency of a pRRU. If the total bandwidth
of a pRRU exceeds 40 MHz, this quotation item is
charged per extra 5 MHz per pRRU. The total
bandwidth refers to the total bandwidth of all
modes (excluding the 5G bandwidth).
NR0S10MCBD00 10MHz Cell This license controls the bandwidth of carriers on a

Bandwidth License for LampSite 5000 series C-band pRRU. Configure one
5000 Series C-band piece for every 10 MHz bandwidth of each carrier
LampSite pRRU(NR) of a pRRU.
NR0S5M3GBD00 5MHz Cell Bandwidth This license controls the bandwidth of carriers on a
License for 5000 Series LampSite 5000 series sub-3 GHz pRRU. Configure
Sub-3G LampSite one piece for every 5 MHz bandwidth of each
pRRU(NR) carrier of a pRRU.
NR0SFSTMOD00 First Mode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NR) the first mode is NR. One pRRU supports only one
first-mode license.
NR0SMUTMOD00 Multimode License for This license is specific to LampSite 5000 series RF
pRRU(NR) the non-first mode is NR.
NR0S5POWER00 Transmit Power By default, 1 W power is provided for each pRRU.

License for 5000 Series If the power exceeds 1 W, configure one piece for
LampSite pRRU(NR) every extra 1 W on each pRRU.
1.4.2.10 Site Material Configurations

This section describes site materials and auxiliary materials.
1.4.2.10.1 Site Materials

This section describes the configurations of site materials applied globally for each
RAT.
Table 1-104 BBU transmission material


QWMP0000FE00 Ethernet Cable ● This item is required when FE/GE electrical

ports are used.
for one FE/GE port.
QWMP0000FE02 FE/STM-1 Optical ● This item is required when FE/STM-1 optical

Transmission Materials ports are used.
for one FE/STM-1 port.
QWMP0000GE00 GE Optical Transmission ● This item is required when GE optical ports

Materials are used.
for one GE port.
QWMP0010GE00 XGE Optical Transmission ● This item is required when 10GE optical
for one 10GE port.
NR0P0025GE00 YGE Optical Transmission ● This item is required when 25GE optical
for one 25GE port.
Table 1-105 CPRI optical transmission material package

LT1PCOTMDC00 CPRI Optical Transmission This item is optional. It is the CPRI optical
Materials (9.8G/10G) transmission material package for the RHUB.
(Single Mode) For BBU-RHUB connection or RHUB cascading,
each RHUB.
NR0P25CPRI99 CPRI Optical Transmission This item is optional. It is the CPRI optical
Materials (25G) (Single transmission material package for the RHUB.
Mode) For BBU-RHUB connection or RHUB cascading,
each RHUB.

Table 1-106 Ethernet cable installation material for each pRRU (global market)
QWHENTCBIN00 Ethernet Cable(Indoor) This item is optional. It is the PoE CAT5e

the indoor pRRU.
One to three pieces can be quoted and
delivered for each pRRU based on the number
of Ethernet ports required.
Cable(Indoor) Ethernet cable installation material package for
the indoor pRRU.
QWHENTCBIN03 Armored ethernet Cable This item is optional. It is the PoE armored
the pRRU.
for each pRRU according to its working mode.
WD6MWA101SN Ethernet Cable(Outdoor) This item is optional. It is the PoE CAT5e

the outdoor pRRU.
Cable(Outdoor) Ethernet cable installation material package for
the outdoor pRRU.
Table 1-107 Optical/electrical hybrid cable installation material for each pRRU (global market)
WD6MHBDCAB0 pRRU Photoelectric This item is optional.

1 Hybrid Cable installation It is the optical/electrical hybrid cable installation
Material Package material package for the optical pRRU. One piece
QWHENTCB6B21 pRRU optical cable This item is optional.

installation material It is the optical/electrical hybrid cable installation
package(outdoor) material package for the outdoor pRRU. One piece

WD6MHBDCAB1 pRRU optical and This item is optional.

0 electrical hybrid cable It is the optical/electrical hybrid cable extension
installation material package for the optical pRRU. One piece needs to
extend package be quoted and delivered for each pRRU.
Table 1-108 Jumper for the outdoor pRRU

WD6PpRRUJP00 Top Jumper Cable Unit This item is optional.

for pRRU It is the jumper for the indoor pRRU. One piece
needs to be quoted and delivered for each
dual-mode pRRU.
WD6MRFAJP600 RF Adapter & Jumper This item is optional.

Package for pRRU3916 It contains materials for connecting the jumper
(Mexico AT&T only) to the outdoor pRRU over the RF port. One
piece needs to be quoted and delivered for
each pRRU.
Table 1-109 Installation material package for the OMB

QWMP0INSMT09 OMB Cabinet Installation This item is optional.

Materials (Ver.C, AC) One piece needs to be quoted and delivered for
each AC OMB (Ver.C).
Table 1-110 LampSite site installation material package

each DBS3900 site.
each DBS5900 site.

Table 1-111 GPS antenna

A000GPS04 GPS Antenna/Feeder This item is optional.

Package It is the single-satellite GPS antenna. One piece
needs to be configured for each site.
A BBU that requires GPS clock signals must be connected to a GPS antenna. If multiple BBUs are
installed together, a divider can be configured to connect one GPS antenna to the BBUs,
eliminating the need to install multiple GPS antennas.
1.4.2.10.2 Site Auxiliary Materials
Table 1-112 LampSite auxiliary material

QW7P00EDDF00 Embedded DDF Box (75 This item is optional.

E00EDDF02 Embedded DDF Box (120 This item is optional.

EDFTOOL01 IDC Tool This item is optional.

If 120-ohm DDFs are configured, one piece
needs to be configured for every 30 DDFs. At
least one piece needs to be configured.
E000IGU00 Grounding Unit This item is optional.

It contains the one-hole or two-hole ground
bar which can be used indoor and outdoors.
The type of the ground bar (one-hole or two-
hole) needs to be specified in the site survey
result report. One piece needs to be quoted and
delivered for each site.

sensors. One piece needs to be quoted and
are required.


sensors and is dedicated for the UK standard.
One piece needs to be quoted and delivered if
17 to 32 Boolean alarm switches are required.

Monitoring Unit-For It is a 19-inch-wide and 1U-high EMUB without
North American only sensors. One piece needs to be quoted and
are required.
QW7MEEMUKIT0 Embedded Environment This item is optional.

Monitoring Unit (with This item needs to be configured if sensors for
sensors) detecting water, smoke, door status,
temperature, and humidity are required in
indoor scenarios to support 32 Boolean alarm
switches. It is a 19-inch-wide and 1U-high
EMUB with sensors. One piece needs to be
quoted and delivered if 17 to 32 Boolean alarm
switches are required.
E000ICL00 Indoor Cable Ladder This item is optional.

(2.5m) This item cannot be used outdoors. It needs to
be quoted and delivered based on requirements
when the BBU is installed indoors for a new
distributed base station. Each cable ladder is
400 mm wide and 2.5 m long.
1.4.2.11 Spare Parts Configurations

This section describes the spare parts as well as principles and precautions for
their configurations.
1.4.2.11.1 Spare Parts List

This section provides the spare parts list.
The spare parts of LampSite base stations are classified into commissioning spare
parts (such as BBU boards and RF modules) and non-commissioning spare parts
(such as cables, fans, and optical modules).
You can visit support.huawei.com to obtain the spare parts catalogs for
corresponding base stations.
1.4.2.11.2 Spare Parts Configurations

This section describes the principles of configuring the spare parts.

The Poisson algorithm (recommended) and percentage algorithm apply in

configuring the spare parts.
● Use the Poisson algorithm to calculate the number of spare parts, unless
otherwise required by the customer. The following describes the Poisson
algorithm which has been integrated into the Configurator, and thereby does
not need to be manually calculated by product managers.
Poisson algorithm: Use this formula to obtain the value of x which indicates
the number of spare parts.
P indicates the board damage probability accepted by customers, namely the
service level. Usually, the following applies: 85% ≤ P(x) < 100%.
е = 2.71828183
λ = Network capacity x Annual board failure rate x Replenishment period/365
– Replenishment period: 60 days usually
– Network capacity = Number of boards in the main equipment
Network capacity of board 02319428 = 1000
– Board annual failure rate: Provided by the spare parts center. Each board
has its own annual failure rate.
Given that the annual failure rate of board 02319428 is 0.005000, then:
λ = 1000 x 0.005000 x 60/365 = 0.8219178
According to the Poisson algorithm, the number of spare parts for board
02319428 is 4.
● If the customer has requirements on the percentage of spare parts, use the
percentage algorithm to calculate the number of spare parts.
1.4.2.11.3 Precautions
This section provides precautions on spare parts configuration.
The spare parts quantity calculated using the Poisson algorithm can meet only the
basic requirement for live networks. If a customer requires Huawei to comply with
a specified SLA, persuade the customer to purchase the spare parts management
service (SPMS) of Huawei.
1.5 Appendix

1.5.1 Capacity Expansion

Table 1-113 Principles for capacity expansion using different methods
Scenario Method Principle
BBU access/ Carrier capacity If the post-expansion capacity does not exceed the hardware
MERC-based expansion specifications, add bandwidth licenses to expand the capacity.
input In MERC-based input mode, a macro RRU needs to be added
as the signal source. Remaining RF ports on the existing MERC
are preferentially used.
BBU access Logical cell If multiple pRRUs serve one logical cell, split the cell.
splitting
BBU access ASFN If the SFN networking is adopted to share a logical cell, use
the ASFN feature.
BBU access pRRU/RHUB Add pRRUs and RHUBs.

addition
BBU access Baseband If the post-expansion capacity does not exceed the hardware
capacity specifications, add licenses. If the post-expansion capacity
expansion exceeds the hardware specifications, add baseband processing
units.
BBU access Transmission If more than four E1/T1 ports or more than one FE electrical or
capacity one FE optical port is required, add UTRP boards.
expansion
ASFN-based capacity expansion requires sufficient isolation among physical cells.
1.5.2 LampSite Specifications

This section provides references for LampSite specifications.
For LampSite product specifications, see LampSite BBU Technical Specifications,
LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications, and LampSite pRRU&RRU Technical
Specifications.
To obtain LampSite BBU Technical Specifications, LampSite RHUB Technical Specifications,

and LampSite pRRU&RRU Technical Specifications, visit support.huawei.com and choose
> Description > Technical Specifications.

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1.2 Laws and Regulations

1.2.1 Security Requirements

1.2.2 Export Control Restrictions

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indoor coverage for multiple networking modes. It uses an optimized hardware

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Figure 1-1 Illustration for concepts involved in pRRU networking

BBU access/RF input

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Figure 1-2 GSM subband

● The following figure shows a UMTS subband. Up to two contiguous 5 MHz

Figure 1-3 UMTS subband

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Cell sector equipment group

BBU access and RF input are subject to the following restrictions:

▪ Up to 8 subbands are supported per port.

▪ An MERC supports up to 24 1T1R or 12 2T2R subbands.

▪ One subband can be bound to up to six cell sector equipment groups

1.4 Product Configurations

1.4.1 BBU Access

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