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Product Overview
The Cisco USC 7734 is a dual-mode, indoor small cell that provides LTE and Wideband Code Division Multiple
Access (WCDMA) coverage and capacity to locations where a service providers LTE and WCDMA macro cellular
networks cannot do so cost-effectively. These locations range from indoor event venues requiring high-density
service to concourse spaces, such as shopping malls, airports, and transportation stations that are characterized
by sudden surges in demand.
In addition to transforming the mobile experience and helping service providers cope with challenging congestion
conditions, the Cisco USC 7734 (Figure 2) reduces network costs through intelligent policy-based operation. It
uses in- building backhaul and provides a dynamic evolution path from 3G to LTE services. There is also an
external plug- on Wi-Fi module (the Cisco USC 7210) for service providers who want to deliver multimode services.
Figure 2.
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Ease of Management
Low-cost scalability, maintenance, and new service delivery are provided by the Cisco USC CloudBase lifecycle
management system, which is dedicated to small cell deployments. The result is a compelling combination of
flexible capacity and coverage with a low total cost of ownership (TCO) that can be deployed quickly and easily in
large numbers.
Main Features
High-availability software
Future support for up to 64 LTE users (32 at launch) and 24 3G users (16 at launch) on licensed spectrum
SON support for multi-cell deployments, with no local enterprise small cell controller needed
Cisco USC CloudBase software automation and lifecycle management systems that help simplify
installation, reduce TCO, and accelerate rollout
Self-Organizing Network
The Cisco USC Series can support ActiveSON, an intelligent and automatic method for improving the installation
and performance of a grid of cells in a location. Using peer-to-peer discovery and signaling, cells are able to
discover each other, set key parameters such as neighbor lists, and dynamically adjust their configuration as the
environment changes.
Cisco Quantum SON is fully integrated with the Cisco Universal Small Cell portfolio, to seamlessly integrate small
cells into the macro network and create a truly heterogeneous multivendor multitechnology Radio Access Network
(RAN). With SON built into every Cisco USC access point, orchestrated and delivered at the network layer through
Quantum SON, Cisco SON provides resilient, automatic operation, with self-installation, self-optimization, and selfhealing, even in shared-frequency indoor environments. These capabilities help reduce operating expenses (OpEx)
and improve quality of experience.
Product Specifications
Table 1 lists the detailed product specifications for the Cisco USC 7734.
Table 1.
Product Specifications
Feature
LTE Specification
W-CDMA Specification
Throughput
HSDPA+ 64QAM
Users supported
Bandwidth options
5 MHz
Frequency bands
Bands 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 or 12
Bands 1, 2 or 5
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Feature
LTE Specification
W-CDMA Specification
Standards (3GPP)
Release 9
Release 8
S1-MME/U
luh standard
Mounting options
Security
Timing
Location
GPS
Management
Connectivity
Power supply
-48V DC
Operating temperature
Cooling
Convection only
Dimensions
10.5 x 10 x 3.4 in. (26. 6 x 25.5 x 8.6 cm) including wall mounting plate
Licensing
The software for the Cisco USC 7734 is only licensed by Cisco to service providers and others that have the rights
and authority to deploy and radiate in the licensed spectrum bands.
Ordering Information
The Cisco USC 7734 is available for sale to service providers that have WCDMA, HSPA, HSPA+, and LTE
technology and spectrum assets in 3G Bands 1, 2 or 5 (1900 or 850 MHz) or LTE in Bands 1, 2, 3, 5, 4, 7 or 12
(1900, 1800, 850, 1700/2100, 2600 or 700MHz) . To place an order, visit the Cisco Ordering homepage. To
download software, visit the Cisco Software Center. The Cisco USC 7734 hardware can be ordered using the part
numbers listed in Table 2.
Table 2.
Product Name
Description
Order Code
3G+LTE Small Cell; Band 2/4/5/12; LTE 2 x 250mW, Band 2/5 WCDMA 250mW;
GPS
USC7734-AN-K9=
USC7734-AX-K9
3G+LTE Small Cell; Band 1/3/7; LTE 2 x 250mW, Band 1 WCDMA 250mW; GPS
USC7734-RN-K9=
3G+LTE Small Cell; Band 1/3/7; LTE 2 x 250mW, Band 1 WCDMA 250mW; GPS
USC7734-RX-K9
3G+LTE Small Cell; Band 4/7; LTE 2 x 250mW, Band 2/5 WCDMA 250mW; GPS
USC7734-TN-K9=
3G+LTE Small Cell; Band 4/7; LTE 2 x 250mW, Band 2/5 WCDMA 250mW; GPS
USC7734-TX-K9
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Product Name
Description
Order Code
USC7734-PWR-US
USC7734-PWR-EU
USC7734-PWR-UK
GLC-LH-SMD
GLC-SX-MMD
USC7734-CEILINGBR
System Requirements
Table 3 lists the system requirements needed for successful deployment of the Cisco USC 7734.
Table 3.
System Requirements
WCDMA network
The Cisco USC 7734 requires a standards-based Iuh Home Node B gateway (HNB-GW), usually through
a security gateway (SeGW) to terminate IPSec, for communication with an existing 3G core network using
Iu interfaces. This HNB-GW can be separately provided by Cisco as functionality available on the Cisco
ASR 5000 Series product.
Management system
The Cisco USC 7734 requires a TR-069-compliant management system to manage both the WCDMA and
LTE capabilities of the product.
LTE network
The Cisco USC 7734 is designed to provide a direct connection to the LTE Evolved Packet Core (EPC)
through S1 interfaces (usually through an SeGW to terminate IPSec). Cisco can provide the SeGW and
EPC as separately available items with our ASR 5000 Series. If it is necessary to provide S1 aggregation,
then an LTE Home eNodeB gateway (HeNB-GW) can be used.
-48 VDC
Backhaul
The Cisco USC 7734 requires suitable backhaul to handle both WCDMA HSPA and LTE traffic, which
could be as high as 170 Mbps on the downlink and ~43 Mbps on the uplink. The unit has electrical or
optical Gigabit Ethernet, and for dual-mode operations, the backhaul would have to provide at least VDSL
capabilities.
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