ERICSSON 2 Attachment 5 Exicsson Interal DESCRIPTION 128) ‘XKRLUND | 101/1551-4ZA 701 8001 Uen Rtn fos ne Toma le Tra pas IEAB/FJBIKK (Cecil Ertas) 2240-11 L MAXSEIE RS Antenna Integrated Radio Unit Description AIR Copyright ‘© Ericsson AB 2011-2012. All rights reserved. No part of tis document may be reproduced in any form without the waitten permission of the copyright owner. Disclaimer The contents of this document are suibject fo revision without notice due to continued progress in methodology, design and manufacturing. Ericsson sha! have no liability for any error or damage of any kind resulting from the use of this document,ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 2(28) ‘LXKRLUND 101/1851-4ZA 701 6001 Uen EAB/FJBIKK (Ceciia Ertas) 2012-10-11 24 22 a4 32 33 34 35 368 ar 38 aa 42 43 4a Ba 52 33 34 58 86 1 a2 Trademarks All trademarks mentioned herein are the property of thelr respective owners. These are shown in the dacument Trademark Information. Contents Introduction 3 Product Overview 3 Main Features... 5 Optional Equioment 8 Technical Data ...... Bands, Carriers and Oi Antenna Dat .. Physical Charactevistics Space Requirements ‘Acoustic Noise... Environmental Characteristics Power Supply Characteristics System Characteristics Hardware Architecture 8 AIR Unit Parts 8 Solar Shiels .. 19 AIR Unit Components 219 Optical Indicators. 2 20 Connection interfaces Position A, -48 V DC. Power Supply interice Position B, Optical Indicators... Position C, Grounding Interface Position D and E, Interface for Optical Cables to Main Unit Position F and G, Interface for RF Cables to RRU (Optional) = Position H and |, Interface for RX Sharing Port Cables (Optional) Standards, Regulations, and Dependability Regulatory Aoproval Other Standards and RegulationsERICSSON 2 Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 328) /XKRLUND 101/1551-1ZA 701 6001 Uen ‘oe tee ne Tome ro Tr are EAB/FJBIKK (Ceciia Ertas) l2012-10-11 _ Introduction ‘This document describes the Antenna Integrated Radio (AIR) unit. Product Overview ‘An AIR unit consists of two Radio Units (RUs) integrated with an antenna. tis intended to be used in a Main-Remote configuration in the same fashion as conventional Remote Radio Units (RRUs).. ‘The antenna in the AIR units a dusl-polarized antenna. The active part of the AIR unit consists of two RUs integrated info the same enclosure as the antenna. The active part can be connected tothe RBS main unit. The passive part of the AIR unit allows connection to an existing RBS with the AIR unit functioning as a standard antenna. The use of the passive part is optional New Main Unit Figure 1 AIR Unit Active Part Connected to a New Main Unit end AIR Unit Passive Part Connected to an Existing RBSERICSSON 2 Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 4(28) /XKRLUND, EABFUBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 101/1551-LZA 701 8001 Uen 7 pare @ 12012-10-11 Main Unt Figure 2 Figure 3 ‘Three AIR Units Pointing at Three Different Directions Three AIR Units Connected to the Main Unitin a Star ConfigurationERICSSON 2 |/ XKRLUND- " EAB/FIBIKK (Cecio Eites) 24 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 5.28) - 101/1551-LZA 701 8001 Uen ea ie Ther l2n12-10-11 GS Figure 4 Alternative Installation Methods Main Features ‘The AIR units intended to be installed outdoors on a pole, mast, or well. The clive part of the AIR unit suppods GSM, WCDMA, and LTE. The passive part Of the AIR unit supports frequency bands shown in Table 3. The actve and passive parts of the antenna in the AIR unit can simultaneously be used for different radio network access standards. Each integrated antenna part has the Remote Electrica! Tit (RET) function and can be electrically tited independent Of the electrical tit of the other antenna part ‘The AIR unit can also be mechenically ted by using the down tit installation kit. For detailed information, see Section 2.2 on page 8 and instaling Antenna Integrated Redio Units, ‘The active part of AIR 11 has 2 TX branches and 2 RX branches with a dualolarized antenna (two antennas). The active part of AIR 21 has 2 TX branches and 4 RX branches with two columns of dual-polarized antennas four antennas). ‘The active part of the AIR unit consists of the two RUs integrated with one. antenna part. The RUs in the active part are connected to the Digtal Unit (DU) part of the RBS main unit. The passive part of the AIR unit can be connected to fan RU in another RBS with the AIR unit functioning as a standard antenne. One or two fiber optic cables connect the AIR unit active pert fo the RBS mein Unit. Two optional Radio Frequency (RF) cables can connect the AIR unit passive part to another RBS. ‘Two optional RF cables can be connected to the RX sharing ports of the AIR init to extemal equipment. The RX sharing ports ere not avallable on all AIR Unit types. For detailed information, see Section § on page 24ERICSSON 2 Ericsson intemal DESCRIPTION 828) / XKRLUND 101/1551-LZ4 701 8001 Uen Tee Des oe roe ine The i EABIFJBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 2012-10-11. 2.2 Optional Equipment Table 1 lists the optional equipment for the AIR unit, and Figure 4 shows installation alternatives. Table 1 Installation Equipment Installation Kit | Product Name | Product ‘Supported AIR Number Unit Types Clamps 88-415 | SXK 109 1578/1 | Al mm upper end Single unit pole [ower instalation kit [AIR clamp kit for | SxK 109 162171 | Al pole, diameter 11-220 mm Single unit wall | AIR wal ‘SxK 109 1622/1 | Al installation kit__} mounting kit AIR d-sector | SXK 109 1619/1 | Al clamp kitfor pole, diameter 114.3 ‘Triple unit pole | mm Installation kit AIR S-sector | SxK 109 1620/1 | All clamp kit for pole, diameter 138.7 Down tit ‘AIR down titi [ SXK 109 1824/1 | AJR 21 BIA BP Igstaliation kt | AIR. clamp (one) and SxK | 110-220mm | 109 1838/1 (two) | AIR 21 B2A BAP AJR 21 BAA BOP (1) For coven fi installation order ona SXK 109 16947 and two SXK 109 T6307 Only valable for pale diameter 110-220 mm (2) Down ft instalation kis only ellowed fr 4.9 m AIR units Figure § shows the AIR unit instaled on a pole using a single unit pole installation kit.ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 728) /XKRLUND | 101/1551-LZA 701 6001 Uen vee fs. ie Tree pare EABIFJBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) - lao12-10-11 Figure 5 Pole Instellation Using Single Unit Pole Installation Kit Table 2 lists the supported pole diameters, Table 2 Suppoded Pole Diameters Installation Pole Diameter ‘Supported AIR Unit Equipment Types Single unit pole 55-115 mm All types, installation kit 110-220 mm Triple unit pole 114.3 mm All types installation kit 13.7 mm tit installation Kit | 110-220 ram AIR 21 BIA BSP Rpwn AIR 21 B2A BaP (2 AIR 21 B4A BOP? (0) For down fit installation order ope SXK 100 163471 ard two SXK 109 7698/1 (2) Down fi installation kis only alowed for 7.9 m AIR units Figure 6 shows the AIR unit down tit installation kit installed on a pole. The down tit range is 1° to 19°,ERICSSON 2 1XKRLUND EAB/FIBIKK (Cecilio Ertes) Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 101/1551-L2A 701 8001 Uen ime Thar lao12-10-11 828) a4 Figure 6 Pole Installation using Down Tit Installation Kit Technical Data ‘This section describes the physical characteristics, environmental date, and the Power supply characteristics of the AIR unit, Bands, Carriers and Output Power ‘This section describes the frequency bands, number of carriers supported, ‘and output power of the AIR unit. Detalied information on available radio configurations are found In RBS Configurations. Table 3 lists the frequency bands supported by the active and the passive part of each specific AIR unit type, Table 3 AIR Unit Active and Passive Part Frequency Band AIR Unit Type ‘Active Part of the AIR | Passive Antenna of Unit the AIR Unit ‘AIR 11 BBA B20P- ‘Band 8 (900 MHz) Band 20 (800 MHz) 2.0 MAIR unit) AIR 11 820A BOP. 2.0m AIR unit) Band 20 (800 MHz) Band 8 (900 MHz)2 Ericsson lntemal ERICSSON 2 DESCRIPTION 9428) 1 XKRLUND 01165142 701 6001 Uen fare ine eT oy Tag EABIFIBIKK (Cecila Eras) owt 6 TAR Unit Type “Active Par ofthe AIR | Passive Antenna of nie the AIR Unit, TAIR21 BIA B3P | Band 1 (2100) | Band 3 (1800 M2) (amARunt) IR 21828 BaP | Band > (1G00Nvi) | Band 4 (a7OORT00 (1.3 m AIR nit) Mee) ‘AIR21 BA BOP] Band 4 a7OORI00 | Band 2 (1000 Ni) (1.3 mAIR uni) wie AJP 21 BAA BI2P BSP | Bena 4 (37002100 | Band 5 (50 MHD) MHz) Band 12 (700 MHz) 24 mAIR unit Bond 134700 We) Band 14 (700 WHe) Bond 20 (800 MMe) (0) The antenna inthe passive part of te AIR uni ype AIR 21 BAA B12? BSP froqunncy band is 690-94 hrs Table 4 lsts the maximum nominal output power of the AIR unit. Detailed Information about LTE licenses is found in License Management. Detailed information about WCDMA licenses and hardware activation codes is found In Licences and Hardware Activation Codes in the WCDMA RAN CFI library. Detailed information about GSM licenses is found in User Desaription, BSS. Handing of Software Licenses and Hardware Activation Codes and MCPA Guldetine in the GSM BSS CPI library. Table 4 AIR Unit Active Part Maximum Nominal Output Power ‘AIR 21 B2A BAP ‘AIR 21 BaA BOP AIR Unit Type ‘Maximum Nominal | Maximum Nominal Output Power Output Power Without Hardware | With Hardware Activation Code Activation Code AIR 11 B8A BOP. AIR 11 B20A BOP. AIR 21 BIA BaP baeorepe me 20 wax 10M) 80 W (2x30) AIR 21 BA B12P BSP. Table 5 lists the number of carriers in the AIR unit.ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 10 (28) s XKRLUND 10U/1551-12A 701 6001 Uen LEABIFJBIK (Cecilia Ertas) 32 2210-11 Table § AIR Unit Active Part Maximum Number of Carriers AIR Unit Type ‘Maximum Number of Carriers With License WCDMA Te Gsm AIR 11 BBA B20P 4 NUT & AIR 11 B20A BOP. nu 4 Nu AIR 21 BIA BaP 4 4 nul AIR 21 B2A BAP. 4 4 8 ‘AIR 21 BAA BOP 4 4 Nu AIR 21 B4ABI2P BSP [4 4 Nu (9 Nol Used. Antenna Data This section describes the antenna gain and antenna beam width for both the active and the passive antennas in the AIR unit Table 6 lsts the typical antenna performance data, For more information ‘about AIR unit antenna pattems, MSI-files and AIR data sheets, see Ericsson Product Catalog, Table 6 AIR Unit Typical Antenna Perfomance Data ‘AIR | Active Antenna Passive Antenna Unit Gain | Horiz Gain | Horiz Tyre | (as) | ontal (aBiy | otal | Halt Halt Hait-p | ower ower ower | Beam Beam Beam | Width Width Width | (deg) (deg) (deg) AR tt [18 85 10 18 85 10 Bea B20P ARTY [16 8 0 18 65 10 B208, BaP aR 21 48 83 7 7 67 7 BIABSP AR 21 [18 33 7 8 63 7 B2AB4PERICSSON 3 Ericsson Interal DESCRIPTION 41 (28) XKRLUND, 101/1551-4ZA 701 6001 Uen ‘ocr ce ne Toe oe Tree oes EAB/FIBIKK (Cecil Ertas) 2010-81 ‘AIR | Active Antenna Passive Antenna Unit Gain] Horiz Gain | Horiz | Vertical Tyee | (asi) | ontal (ae Haire Hale | ower ower ower | Beam Beam Beam | width Beam | Width width | (deg) width | (deg) (deg) (deg) AIR 21 [18 88 7 18 88 7 B4AB2P AIR21 [18 @t 7 18 68 8 BAA Bi2P BSP. 33 Physical Characteristics This section describes the physical dimensions, weight, and color of the AIR unit. ‘The dimensions of the AIR unit are shown in Figure 7 and listed In Table 7.2 Ericsson tternal ERICSSON - DESCRIPTION 12 (28) 1 XKRLUND 1011551-12A 701 6001 Uen sees es eo Teaser ee Trae rs EABJFIBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 2012-10-11 Figure 7 AIR Unit DimensionsERICSSON 2 Eriosson Internal DESCRIPTION 13 (28) XKRLUND, 101/1551-LZA 701 6001 Uen ‘oer cs ne Teaser oo Trae pare EAB/FIBIKK (Cecile Ertas) 2012-10-11 Table 7 AIR Unit Dimensions marimar] an] nO] pe | iam] Ges |e Se | ee) | a a | #8" | sea) Se a) ee See OS NS ES Table @ lists the weight of the AIR unit with and without installation kit Table 8 AIR Unit Weight with and without Installation Kit amore Tae Tae [ea | sa [Sat] S| Se innate | Singe | Shae | Singo | Um” | Sunn” | Bown mar | ie |e | =| ee | Bae | Bn | io | Bites | Ble | os Ser | ie ae] ae | Se | ae | EY | Br | ge i. “AR 11 Baa BaP 25a [eee [eam [eee [ere [ere [wm mavens [aan [ong [rag [enig [arg [ore [ro mraisinas [sion [sag [arg og [stan [ooe [om wea ne [aise [aw [wou oon [aire [ire Ee TE aeapusares [son [eran [ear ean [arama [or (0) Weigh includes one ATR unit end the ple uni pole istalation kit After hoisting and instaling. two more AIR units can be installed on the triple unit pole installation ki (2) Not Applicable, The color of the radome is gray, and the color of the rear and side solar shields are light gray. 34 ‘Space Requirements This section describes the space requirements for instaling the AIR unit. A complete installation description is found in instaling Antenna Integrated Radio Unis,ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 14 (28) / XKRLUND 101/1551-4ZA 701 8001 Uen EAB/FIBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) Testa i Tre ic 2012-10-11. 35 364 ‘The AIR unit is only for outdoor installation. Pole installations can be either ‘on monopoles or masts (or towers). Generic Requirements The AIR unitis installed with the cable connections facing down. Allow a minimum of 1 m free space below the AIR unit to ensure sufficient working space. To ensure adequate sirflow between the units, allow a minimum of 400 mm free space above each AIR unit. Free space is needed between AIR units installed side by side, Teble 9 lists the required free space. Table @ Space Requirement for AIR Units Installed Side by Side AIR Unit Type Free Space Required for AIR Units Installed Side by Side AIR 11 BBA BOOP. 400 mm AIR 11 B20A BOP AIR 21 BIA BaP AIR 21 B2A BaP. 200 mm AIR 21 B4A BOP ‘AIR 21 BaA B12P BSP Acoustic Noise The AIR unit does not generate acoustic noise. Environmental Characteristics This section contains operating environment data for the AIR unit, Operating Environment The following is @ lst of values for the normal operating environment for the AIR unit: Temperature 40°C to +85 °C Soler radiation $1,120 Wim? Relative humidity 5% to 100% Absolute humidity 0.28 t0 40 gim® Maximum temperature change 1.0°CiminERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 15 (28) |/ XKRLUND 101/1551-4ZA 701 8001 Uen EABIFJBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 2012-10-11. 3.6.2 3.6.3 ‘The maximum wind load for the normal operating environment for the AIR unit 's listed in Table 10, Table 19 AIR Unit Maximum Wind Load AIR Unit Type ‘Maximum Wind Load at 42 mis (Pole Installed AIR Unit) ‘AIR 11 BGA B20P. 1080 N ‘AIR 11 B20A BBP. AIR 21 BIA BaP AIR 21 B2A BAP 730N AIR 21 BAA BOP AIR 21 B4A B12P BSP 1370 Vibration This section describes the tolerance of the AIR unit to vibrations, The AIR. Lnit operates reliably during seismic actvily as specified by test method IEC 80 088-2.87 FI. Maximum level of Required Response 80 mis? within 2-8 Hz for DR=2% Spectrum (RRS) Frequency range 1.38 He Time history signal Verteg it ‘The AIR unit operates reliably during random vibration as specified by test method IEC 60 068-2-84 Fh method 1. Random vibration, normal operation 0.5 mls The AIR unit operates reliably during shock as specified by test method IEC 60 068-2.27 Ea. Peak acceleration 40 mis? Duration 2ms Materials. All Ericsson products full the legal, market, and Exiosson requirements regarding the following: + Material declaration + Materials'fire resistance, components, wires, and cablesERICSSON 2 /XKRLUND EABIFIBIKK (Ceciia Ertas) a7 374 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 16 (28) 101/1551-L7A 701 6001 Uen ie Trae here 2012-10-11 + Reoyeling + Restricted and banned material use. Power Supply Characteristics This section describes the power supply requirements, power consumption, and fuse and circuit breaker recommendations for the AIR unit. DC Power Supply Characteristics ‘The power supply voltage for the AIR units ~#8 V DC. The following is a ist of the power supply requirements: Nominal Voltage “43Vv0c Operating Voltage Range 400 1067.8 V DC Nondestructive Range 010-80 VDC Fuse and Circuit Breaker Recommendations, Toble 11 lists the capacity of he external fuse and circult breaker ofthe AIR unit. ‘The recommendations given in this section are based on peak power consumption, and they give no information on power consumetion during ‘normal operation. ‘The recommended melting fuse type is ammgL-g6, according to IEC 602601 Circuit breakers must comply with at least Curve 3 tripping characteristics, according to IEC 809 34, ‘The AIR unithas a builtin Class 1 (Type 1) Surge Protection Device (SPD) to protect the equipment in case of lightning and network transients. The recommended fuse or circuit breaker rating is therefore dimensioned for not tripping the fuse or circuit breaker in case of SPD operation. Table 11 AIR Unit Fuse or Circuit Breaker Recommendations, AIR Unit Type Recommended Fuse Rating AIR 11 BGA B20P ‘AIR 11 B20A BEP. ‘AIR 21 BIA BaP AIR 21 B2A BAP AIR 21 B4A BOP ‘AIR 21 B4A B12P BSP 15/18 AERICSSON 3 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 17 (28) /XKRLUND 10U/1551412A 701 6001 Uen ore fe Tree pore EABIFJBIKK (Cecilia Ertos) 2012-10-11 372 38 384 3.8.2 3.8.3 Power Consumption This section contains AIR unit power consumption data, The power ‘consumption data presented in this section refer to normal operation during traffic. ‘The high+oad power consumption values correspond to 100% of the maximum ‘output power. Table 12 shows the power consumation of the AIR unit, Table 12 AIR Unit Power Consumption Values. ‘AR VT ‘api Power Bae ed TR Ban ae em exsom srw ow TAZ BIA BRP Binz Baa BP , , | cow zx so cow sow ‘AR 21 BAA BaP OS ‘System Characterist ‘This section describes the system characteristics of the RBS. RF Electromagnetic Exposure for RBS 6000 General information on RF Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) for AIR units connected to an RBS from the 6000 family can be found in Raab Frequency Electromagnetic Fits. Information about radio access-specific compliance boundaries for electromagnetic exposure can be found in Radio Frequency Electromagnetic, Exposure. Software Information on software dependencies can be found in Compatibities for Hardware and Softwere. Radio Configurations Information about available radio configurations can be found in RBS Configurations.ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 18 (28) 1XKRLUND 101/1551-LZA 701 8001 Uen Meee bene Teer fae Trae pees EAB/FIBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 2012-10-11 4a Hardware Architecture This section describes the AIR unit hardware structure regardiess of configuration of frequency. The currently available radio configurations are described in RBS Configurations AIR Unit Parts ‘The visible parts of the AIR unit are shown in Figure 8 and listed in Table 13, 8 c A o. € F. s. H [7 1 = Figure 8 AIR Unit Parts Table 13 AIR Unit Parts Position Component. A Radome: B Upper lifting eye c Grids for cooling, air outlet D idle lifting eye (not applicable forall AIR uni lypes) E Upper mounting bracket a Grids for cooling, airiniet and outlet 6 Lower mounting bracketERICSSON 2 Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 19 (28) /XKRLUND, 1011551414 701 6001 Uen or os te Tre pore EAB/FUBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 212-1011 _ 42 43 434 Position ‘Component. 4 Connection interfaces and optical indicators i Lower iting eye Solar Shield The surface layer of the AIR unit is designed as a solar shield protecting the AIR unit from solar radiation. The solar shield is also part of he coaling design, AIR Unit Components The following section describes the AIR unit components. ‘An AIR unit has two RUs integrated with an antenna, The antenna in the AIR Unit is @ duakpolarized antenna that supports both the active and passive: Parts ofthe AIR unit. ‘The active part ofthe AIR unit consists of two RUs Integrated into the same enclosure as the antenna. The components in the active pert of the AIR unit are one Radio Interface Board (RIB), two Transmitter and Receiver (TRX) boards, one Surge Protection Device (SPD), one Remote Electrical Ti (RET) and two Power Amplifiers (PAs) and filters ‘The passive part of the AIR unit allows connection to an existing RBS with the AIR Unit functioning as a standard antenna with one RET. Information about RET for LTE is found in RET Support. Information about RET for WCDMA is found in RETU Configuration Overview. RET contol |S, ‘ot supported in GSM. Information about antenna system equipment for LTE is found in Antenne ‘System Equipment. Information about antenna system equipment for WCDMA, is found in Antenne System Equipment. Configuration of RET Control AIR RET control is released in two variants: with and without RET Cascading suppor. AIR units without RET Cascading support are no longer possibie to order. In AIR units without RET Cascading, the RET in the active part of he AIR: Unit is controlled only by the RBS connected to the active part of the AIR Unit. The RET in the passive partis controlled by the RBS connected to the Passive part of the AIR unit. ln AIR units with RET Cascading, it is possible to control both RETS in the AIR unit from either the active or passive connected RBS. However, itis not possible to split the RET control, he connected RBSs must be configured so that both RETS are controlled by either the active RBS or the passive RBS.ERICSSON 2 /XKRLUND, Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 20 (28) 101155144 701 8001 Uen EAB/FIBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) lee Tres ere 2012-40-11 44 Table 14 lists the AIR unit types and R-states without RET Cascading. All other AIR unit types and R-states support RET Cascading. Table 14 AIR Unit Types and R-states without RET Cascading AIR Unit Type Product Number Restate ‘AIR 11 B20A BaP KRG 118 94/3 Ri ‘AIR 21 B2A BAP KRG 118 023/1 R2 AIR 21 B4A B2P KRC 118 046/1 RY Optical Indicators The AIR unitis equipped with optical indicetors that show the system status. The locations of the optical indicators are shown in Figure 8, Figure 9, Figure 10, and Figure 11. Table 15 describes how to interpret the optical indicators on the AIR unit. Detailed information about the optical indicators can be found in Indloators, Buttons, and Switches. Note: The AIR unit has no maintenance button. ‘The AIR unit contains two physically separate radio boards with a common MMI. The MMI interface Is therefore @ combination of status signals from both radio boards. Table 15 AIR Unit Optical Insicators Markin | indicator | Color | Mode | Interpretation 8 1 Fault Red [Om No feult detected in unit : On Fault detected in unit 7 Operational | Green [Om No power On Operational Blinking | Missing dependent resource (0.5 Hz) Blinking | Transitory activity (16 He) Double | Loading In progress: flash Off No ongoing trafic Double | Loading in progress fash On Traffic is ongoingERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 21 (28) /XKRLUND 101/1551-LZA 701 8001 Uen ‘owe tne ne Tee se Trae Ieee EAB/FJBIKK (Cecila Ertas) __ [p10 Markin | Indicator | Color | Mode |] Interpretation 9 - Maintenance [| Bue | Off No ongoing maintenance activity Trafic is ongoing Maintenance mode All trafic and alarms are Suppressed Blinking (0.5 Hz) Maintenance mode is initiated When traffic and alarms are removed, the indicator switches to Gn Connection Interfaces This section contains information about the AIR unit connection interfaces. The AIR unit connection interfaces for the diflerent AIR unit types are shown In Figure 9, Figure 10, and Figure 11, and are listed in Table 18. Figure 9 AIR Unit Connection Interfaces and Optical IndicatorsERICSSON 2 Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 2.(28) [/ XKRLUND 1011551414 701 6001 Uen Ree eee fe Tre ors EABIFJBIKK (Cecilia Ertos) 22-10-11 Figure 10 Note: The RX sharing ports are only avaliable on AIR 21 B2A BAP, The ‘connection interfaces of AIR 21 B2A BAP are shown in Figure 11 and are listed in Table 18. AIR Unit Connection Interfaces and Optical Indicators Figure 11 AIR 21 B2A B4P Connection Interfaces and Optical Indicators,ERICSSON 2 Enicsson Internal DESCRIPTION 23 (28) / XKRLUND 104/1851L2A 701 6001 Ven or a Te as |EABIFUBIK (Ceci Enos) poi 6 54 Table 18 AIR Unit Connection Interfaces and Optical Indicators Postion | Description Marking A =18 VDC power sunply #8 ESE Nox 1A B Optical indicators lives c Grounding pont + D Optical cable 1 ea E Optical cable 2!” e2 F RF connector 2 € 7118 connecter, +45" S RF connector 1" € 76 connector 45° H RX sharing port A RX A OUT Neconnedtor-45" 1 RX sharing port B RX B OUT Neoonedtr, 145° (DAIR wil active part interface (2 AIR uni passive antenna interface (9 Only avaiable in AIR 21 62A BAP. ‘The optical indicators can be hidden behind a sliding cover. Position A, -48 V DC Power Supply Interface The 48 V DC power connection is made through @ connector. The connector accepts cables with various cross-sectional areas depending on the cable length. Table 17 lists these cross-sectional diameter tolerances.ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 24 (28) 1. XKRLUND, 101/1551-L2A 701 8001 Uen owes tes wT re Trae pare [EABIFIBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 2012-10-11 52 53 Table 17-48 V DC Power Supply Cable Diameter Tolerances Cable Length Recommended Cross-Sectional Area of Each Conductor O10 80m Brae 80 to 100m 10 mmr ‘The power cable conductor has a wire for both the 0 V conductor and the ~#8.V DC conductor. The colors of the wires are marketsspecifc All cables must be shielded. The shielding must be properly connected both to the power connector end to the grounding in the power supply equipment otherwise, the AIR unit overvoltage and lightning protection will not function Proper. Position B, Optical Indicators Optical indicators show the active antenna system status. More information ‘about optical indicators is found in indicators, Buttons, and Switches or in Section 4.4 on page 20. Position C, Grounding Interface ‘The AIR unit must be grounded to protect i from overvoltage and lightning strikes. The grounding interface on the AIR unit accepts a metal loop on 2 Short, coated cable. The loop is then bolted Into place with an M8 nut anc washers as shown in Figure 12.ERICSSON 2 1. XKRLUND) Ericsson Intemal DESCRIPTION 25 (28) 101/1551-LZA 701 6001 Uen EABIFJBIKK (Cecilia Ertas) 54 lao12-10-11 Figure 12. Grounding Interface Position D and E, Interface for Optical Cables to Main Unit Opticel cables cary traffic and timing signals between the AIR unit active antenna part and the RBS main unit. A Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) ‘module Is used 10 connect the optical cable to the AIR unit. The second optical ‘cable is optional, and is used in some radio configurations. Detalled information (on available radio configurations is found in RBS Configurations, Position F and G, Interface for RF Cables to RRU (Optional) RF cables carry racio signals between the AIR unit passive antenna pert and the RRU. The Use of the passive antenna is optional Table 18 lists the AIR Unit Antenna Connection Interface Characteristics, Table 18 AIR Unit Antenna Connection Interface Characteristics Gonnector Type | RF Cable Type Cable Connector Type TH8 1EC-169-4 50 1/24nch coaxial | 7/16 Inser-type on both inserttype endsERICSSON 2 Ericsson Interal DESCRIFTION 28 (28) 1. XKRLUND 101/1551-124 701 8001 Uen EABJFJBIKK (Cecia Ertas) S 12012-1011 56 64 614 Position H and I, Interface for RX Sharing Port Cables (Optional) RX sharing port cables carry radio signals from the AIR unit antenna to an optional extemal equipment. The use of the RX sharing pods is optional. ASO? Coaxial coble is used to connect external equipment to the RX sharing port. 50 {2 termination plugs ere to be installed on unused RX sharing port connectors. Note: The RX shering ports are only avaliable in AIR 21 B2A BAP. Standards, Regulations, and Dependability This section presents a brief overview of standards, regulatory product approval, and declaration of conformity. Declaration of Conformity A signed Supplier's Declaration of Conformity (SDoC) for the European market Is avaliable on request. Regulatory Approval ‘The RBS complies with the folowing merket requirement + EC market requirements, R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC €€0168© loa Mork (Class 2 equipment) Restrictions to use the ‘apparatus may apply in some counties or geographic areas. Individual license to use the specific radio equipment may be required. Apparatus may include radio transceivers with support for frequency bands ‘ot allowed or not harmonized within the European Community (EC). + FCC and ETL approval Safety Standards Compliance ‘The RBS complies withthe following product safety standards and directives: + TEC 60 950-1:2008, Ed. 2 (worldwide) + TEC 60 215 (1987) (worldwide) + EN60.215:1989 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + EN.60.950-1:2008, Ed. 2 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + UL60950-t:ed.2 / CSA-C22,2 No.80950-1-07:ed.2 (Applicable for systems used in North America)ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 27 (28) ‘LXKRLUND_ 101/1551-1ZA 701 6001 Uen Roce tes ww Tome fe Tre pare EABFIBIKK (Cecila Ertas) 2012-10-11 61.2 613 614 AIR Unit Specific Safety Standards. The AIR unit complies with the following product safety standards and directives: + IEC 80980-22:2005 (worlwide) + EN 60980-22:2006V/A1 1:2008 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + UL 60950-22/ CSA-C22.2 No. 60980-2207 (applicable for systems used in North America) + TEC 60529 (IFS) (worldwide) + EN 60529 (IPS5) (applicable for systems used in the EU) + UL SOE Ed. 1 2007 / CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 94.2-07, type 3R (applicable for systems used in North America) EMC Standards Compliance The RBS complies with the following standards regarding Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMG): + SGP TS25.113 (worldwide) + SGPP TS36.113 (worldwide) + ETSI EN 301 489-1 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + ETSI EN 301 481-8 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + ETSI EN 901 489.23 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + FOC CFR 47 part 15 (applicable for systems used in North America) Radio Standards Compliance The RBS complies with the folowing standards regarding radia: + SGP TS25.141 (worldwide) + SGPP TS38.141 (worldwide) + ETSI EN 301 502 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + ETSI EN 201 908-1 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + _ ETSI EN 301 908-3 (applicable for systems used in the EU) + ETSI EN 301 908-14 (epplicable for systems used in the EU)ERICSSON 2 Ericsson Internal DESCRIPTION 28 (28) ¢ XKRLUND 101/1551-L2A 701 6001 Uen ‘Renee bos eT Teaser le Ter loos EABFJBIKK (Cecia Ertas) 2012-10-11 641.5 61.6 61.7 62 624 622 623 + FOC CFR 47 part 2x (applicable for systems used in North Americe: X depends on the frequency band) Marking To show compliance with legal requirements, the product is marked with one of the following: + CE mark (applicable for systems used in the EU) + FCC and ETL mark (applicable for systems used in North America) ‘Type Approval Standards ‘The AIR unit complies with EC requirements regarding radio performance. The Product bears the CE mark to show compliance with the legal requirements of the relevant region. RoHS ‘The AIR unit complies with Restriction of Hazardous Substences (RoHS) in Electical and Electronic Equipment Directive (2002/95/EC) Other Standards and Regulations ‘The standards end regulations in this section are not regulatory approved. Spare Parts This AIR unit complies with the Ericsson Serviceabilty and Spare Parts Strategy. ‘Surface Quality ‘The surface quaity of the AIR units is according to Ericsson standard class A3. Vandal Resistance Unauthorized access is not possible without damaging the unit,