Rosenberger High Power Fiber Repeater User Manual - V1

User Manual
Rosenberger High Power Fiber Repeater
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(Rosenberger High Power Fiber Repeater)
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Contents
1 Safety instructions........................................................................... 7
2 Product Overview ............................................................................ 8
2.1 General Information ........................................................................ 8
2.2 Main Features .................................................................................. 9
2.3 Product Outline Drawing ............................................................... 10
2.4 Product Interface........................................................................... 12
2.4.1 IM2U Cabinet Interface ........................................................... 12
2.4.2 HPRU Cabinet Interface .......................................................... 13
2.4.3 LPA Card Interface .................................................................. 15
2.4.4 MCU Card Interface ................................................................. 15
2.5 Equipment Dimension ................................................................... 16
2.5.1 IM2U Dimension ...................................................................... 16
2.5.2 HPRU Cabinet Dimension ........................................................ 17
2.5.3 LPA Card Dimension ................................................................ 17
2.5.4 MCU Card Dimension ............................................................... 18
2.6 Specifications................................................................................. 19
2.6.1 IM2U Specification .................................................................. 19
2.6.2 HPRU Specification .................................................................. 20
3 Installation .................................................................................... 22
3.1 Engineering Installations .............................................................. 22
3.2 Before Installation ......................................................................... 25
3.2.1 Choosing a site location .......................................................... 25
3.2.2 Installation .............................................................................. 25
3.2.2.1 Installation of IM2U ............................................................. 25
3.2.2.2 Installation of HPRU ............................................................ 26
Installation tools and accessories ..................................................................26
Mounting on the wall ...................................................................................27
Mounting on the ground ..............................................................................29
Mounting on the wall of tunnel .....................................................................32
4 Commissioning .............................................................................. 37
4.1 Quick Start ..................................................................................... 38
4.1.1 Create a new site..................................................................... 38
4.1.1.1 Manually create a site .......................................................... 38
5.1 Device Management ...................................................................... 40
5.1.1 Device info. .............................................................................. 40
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5.1.2 Monitoring Para. ...................................................................... 41

5.1.3 Alarm enable/disable .............................................................. 42
5.1.4 RF Setting Parameters ............................................................ 44
5.1.5 RF Status ................................................................................. 45
6 System Monitor Introduce............................................................. 46
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Figures
Figure 1 Fiber Repeater System Application ............................................................................................. 8
Figure 2 HRPU System Diagram ............................................................................................................... 9
Figure 3 IM2U Outline ............................................................................................................................. 10
Figure 4 HPRU Outline ............................................................................................................................ 11
Figure 5 LPA Card Outline ...................................................................................................................... 11
Figure 6 IM2U Front Interface ................................................................................................................. 12
Figure 7 IM2U Rear Interface .................................................................................................................. 12
Figure 8 HPRU Cabinet Interface ............................................................................................................ 13
Figure 9 HPRU Cabinet Interface ............................................................................................................ 14
Figure 10 LPA Card interface .................................................................................................................. 15
Figure 11 MCU Card interface................................................................................................................. 15
Figure 12 IM2U layout ............................................................................................................................. 17
Figure 13 HPRU layout ............................................................................................................................ 17
Figure 14 LPA Layout .............................................................................................................................. 17
Figure 15 LPA Layout .............................................................................................................................. 18
Figure 16 MCU Layout ............................................................................................................................ 18
Figure 17 Equipment Installations and Commissioning Flow .................................................................. 24
Figure 18 Installation of IM2U .................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 19 Installation space..................................................................................................................... 27
Figure 20 Hole size on the wall ............................................................................................................... 27
Figure 21 Hole dimension ........................................................................................................................ 28
Figure 24 Installation space ..................................................................................................................... 30
Figure 25 Hole Size on the ground .......................................................................................................... 30
Figure 26 Fix the bracket on the ground ................................................................................................. 31
Figure 27 Fix the device on the bracket .................................................................................................. 31
Figure 28 Fasten the screws ................................................................................................................... 32
Figure 29 Installation space ..................................................................................................................... 33
Figure 31 Hole dimension between bottom and top ................................................................................ 34
Figure 32 Fix the brackets on the wall ..................................................................................................... 34
Figure 33 Fix the device .......................................................................................................................... 35
Figure 34 Fasten the screws ................................................................................................................... 35
Figure 35 Fiber Repeater checking Chart ............................................................................................... 37
Figure 36 Communication Mode ............................................................................................................. 38
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Figure 37 Communication Mode ............................................................................................................. 39

Figure 38 Create new site ....................................................................................................................... 39
Figure 39 Get MOID from Device Menu .................................................................................................. 40
Figure 40 HPRU Device parameters ....................................................................................................... 41
Figure 41 HPRU monitoring parameters ................................................................................................. 42
Figure 42 HPRU Alarm Status ................................................................................................................. 43
Figure 43 RF Setting Parameters ............................................................................................................ 44
Figure 44 IM2U RF Status ....................................................................................................................... 45
Figure 45 OMT Connection mode ........................................................................................................... 46
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Revision Record
Title Rosenberger High Power Fiber Repeater
Document NO. 20160608
Approved
Revision Description Date Writer
by
V1.0 Initial version 2016-6-8 Gary Vincent
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1 Safety instructions
It is important to read safety instructions before installing the equipment. These instructions are supplementary to
any local safety regulations in place. In case of any conflict, local safety regulations shall prevail.
Installation personnel should be qualified support personnel about safety operations and must have received training
on Rosenberger equipment installation, maintenance and operations.
Some important safety instructions are discussed in the chapter. Rosenberger shall not bear any liabilities incurred
by violation of universal safety operation requirements, or violation of safety standards for designing, manufacturing
and equipment usage.
1. The equipment must follow system requirements with proper grounding & thunder-proof facilities.
2. Power supply voltage must satisfy safety requirements. Anybody who operates equipment must cut off
power supply first. Only certified maintenance staff can operate with power-on.
3. The equipment radiates electromagnetic wave, which will cause damage to human body. People
other than maintenance staff please keep away.
4. Do not expose yourself long time to the RADIANT system in working condition because the
electromagnetic field emitted by equipment may do harm to your health.
5. If installed at height (onto the pole), the equipment shall be securely fixed to prevent body injuries from
dropping parts.
6. The equipment must be away from fire, as electronic components may explode upon fire.
7. Static electricity produced by human body can damage sensitive components on the circuit board,
such as large integrated circuits (ICs).The equipment must be away from fire, as electronic components may explode
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2 Product Overview
2.1 General Information
Rosenberger Fiber Repeater system is a multi-standards integration system, which has integrated
2G/3G/4G, and support for broadband access to this system. This system mainly consist of four parts.
Repeater is especial tailored to provide a comprehensive and flexible coverage solution in complex
coverage environments like densely populated residential area, underground areas, tunnels, stations and
terminals, Hotels, Meeting rooms and shopping mall and so on. It widely used on the mobile
communication networks. The system receives filters, amplifies, and transfers the uplink and downlink
radio frequency (RF) signals of the base transceiver station (BTS) to extend and accurately distribute the
coverage of the BTS.
Refer to the application diagram in figure 1; IM2U directly captures the signals from POI, and converts
the RF signal to optical signal and transmit to HPRU, HPRU amplifies RF signal to extend signal
coverage.
Equipment Room Remote Location

Figure 1 Fiber Repeater System Application
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Rosenberger IM2U has remote control and monitoring function, and it can be self-diagnosis. In case of
an external power off, IM2U can keep sending alarm message to network management center for few
hours, facilitating monitoring, configuring and maintenance.
Rosenberger HPRU is modular design, users can deploy LPA modular and power supply options for
various projects. It provides wide frequency range, that provides a low-cost and highly-capable solution
of mobile communication network optimization, and it is a new platform of BTS coverage extension
system to improve the signal in large building.
Figure 2 HRPU System Diagram
2.2 Main Features

 Support a univeral compatible DAS with adequate coverage and capacity
Frequency band range: 698 - 2700 MHz (include TDD).
 Modular design to fit all the base station interface components

Modular design to support a plug and play system, it can be easily extended any band in the future.
 Precise RF tuning and coverage

Due to the inherent distributed design, each HPRU can be individual fine-tuned for gain adjustment
in each path to provide precise output. The gain adjustment can be fine-tuned to a resolution within
1dB within each band.
 Dynamic routing capacity

Due to the inherent switch matrix, the system support dynamic routing capacity if use our SPOI to
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 Multiple sectors, multiple operators

Full-bandwidth support multiple operators, SISO and MIMO option
 Easy Installation
Modular design supports plug and play.
2.3 Product Outline Drawing
Figure 3 IM2U Outline
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Figure 4 HPRU Outline
Figure 5 LPA Card Outline
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2.4 Product Interface
2.4.1 IM2U Cabinet Interface
Figure 6 IM2U Front Interface
Figure 7 IM2U Rear Interface
Table 1 BTS Cabinet Interface Description

Identifier Functional Description
MODEM_SIM SIM card port
USB_H Debugging and programming
USB_D Debugging and programming
Front RJ45 LAN cable for monitoring
Panel MOD Modem running indicator, Blinking, Control unit communicates normally;
OFF, Control unit cannot communicate
ALM Peripheral alarm indicator, normally, the indicator is green; the indicator is
red when got alarms.
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RUN Monitor boarding running indicator, normally, keep blinking; off, Device does
not work
PWR IM2U power supply indicator, normally, the LED is green, no power, off.
POWER Power and Battery Switch
POWER AC110V input terminal
Fuse 1A
Rear ANT-1 NF, support 900/1800/2100
Panel ANT-2 NF, support 700/2600
Modem SMA port for Modem antenna
Op1 ~ OP4 FC/APC
2.4.2 HPRU Cabinet Interface
Figure 8 HPRU Cabinet Interface
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Figure 9 HPRU Cabinet Interface
Table 2 IM2U Cabinet Interface Description

Front Status Internal connection
Panel
POWER AC100 - 260V
Rear
OP FC/APC
Panel
Fan Fan connector, internal connection
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2.4.3 LPA Card Interface
Figure 10 LPA Card interface

Table 3 LPA Interface
TX QMA connector, transmit RF signal to MCU unit
RX QMA connector, receive RF signal from MCU unit
DATAPWR DC28V power and RS485 communication cables
2.4.4 MCU Card Interface
Figure 11 MCU Card interface

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Table 3 MCU Interface

TX&RX QMA
1~5 Murata 2X3 connector
Front Panel
Power and battery Power & battery switch
LAN LAN port
POWER AC100 - 260V
Rear Panel OP FC/APC
Fan Fan connector, internal connection
2.5 Equipment Dimension
2.5.1 IM2U Dimension
The IM2U is constructed into a 19 inch shelf and 2U, it is connected via the connector located on the
front and rear panel, the RF connector is N femal type, and the optic connector is FC/APC type. IM2U is
composed of optic module of IM2U, duplexer, control unit （contain modem）, RF control unit and a
WDM. Please see the following figure.
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Figure 12 IM2U layout
2.5.2 HPRU Cabinet Dimension
Figure 13 HPRU layout
2.5.3 LPA Card Dimension
Figure 14 LPA Layout
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Figure 15 LPA Layout
2.5.4 MCU Card Dimension
Figure 16 MCU Layout
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2.6 Specifications
2.6.1 IM2U Specification
Electrical Specifications
Uplink Downlink
Frequency Band 28 703 - 748 MHz 758 - 803 MHz
Band 8 880 - 915 MHz 925 - 960 MHz
Band 3 1710 - 1785 MHz 1805 - 1880 MHz
Band 1 1920 - 1980 MHz 2110 - 2170 MHz
Band 7 2500 - 2570 MHz 2620 - 2690 MHz
Gain -8 ±2 dB -8 ±2 dB
Ripple in band ≤ 3 dB ≤ 3 dB
RF Output Power ≤ -10 dBm ---
Optical Power --- -3 ±2 dBm(O/P)
Noise Figure ≤ 5dB@1 RU connection ---
VSWR ≤ 1.5:1 ≤ 1.5:1
Max. non-destructive input power -10 dBm 10 dBm
Impedance 50  50 
Optical Wavelength 1550 nm 1310 nm
Power Supply AC100 ~ 230V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption ≤ 35W
Environmental Specifications
Operating temperature range -10°C to +40°C
Storage temperature range -40°C to +85°C
Relative humidity 5% - 95%
Ingress Protection IP40 for indoor
Monitor control PC via LAN(local)
GSM/UMTS Wireless modem(remote)
Heat-dissipating Nature Cooling
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Mechanical Specifications
Dimensions 482 x 440 x 88 mm
Weight ≤ 10 kg
RF Connectors type 2 x N-Female(port1: Band 8&3&1, port2:Band28&7 )
Fiber Connectors type 4 x FC/APC
Mounting Rack mounting
Packing 1 Pce in box
2.6.2 HPRU Specification
Electrical Specifications
Uplink Downlink
Frequency Band 28 703 - 748 MHz 758 - 803 MHz
Band 8 880 - 915 MHz 925 - 960 MHz
Band 3 1710 - 1785 MHz 1805 - 1880 MHz
Band 1 1920 - 1980 MHz 2110 - 2170 MHz
Band 7 2500 - 2570 MHz 2620 - 2690 MHz
Typical System Gain 48 ±2 dB 48 ±2 dB
Max RF Power 3 ±2 dBm(O/P) 43 ±2 dBm (each band)
Gain control range 30 dB/1 dB step 30 dB/1 dB step
Ripple in Band ≤ ±3 dB ≤ ±3 dB
Inter-modulation Band 8&3&7 ≤ -62dBc ≤ -62dBc
ACLR（PAR=8dB） ≤ -40dBc/20MHz ≤ -40dBc/20MHz
≤ -45dBc/40MHz ≤ -45dBc/40MHz
When in max output power, if When in max output power, if
increased 20dB input Level, the increased 10dB input Level, the
ALC control(plus 20dB input signal) variation of the output power can variation of the output power can
be controlled within 2dB or shut be controlled within 2dB or shut
down repeater down repeater
VSWR ≤ 1.5:1 ≤ 1.5:1
Transmission delay ≤ 1.5 μS ≤ 1.5 μS
Intermodulation Meets 3GPP TS 25.143(R10), 3GPP TS 36.143(R10)
Spurious Emissions Meets 3GPP TS 25.143(R10), 3GPP TS 36.143(R10)
Out of Band Gain Meets 3GPP TS 25.143(R10), 3GPP TS 36.143(R10)
EVM Meets 3GPP TS 25.143(R10), 3GPP TS 36.143(R10)
Frequency stability ≤ 0.01ppm
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Impedance 50  50 
Max.non-destructive input power can stand 10dBm input power with in one minute non-destructive
Power Supply AC 100 - 240V

Power Consumption ≤ 1350W
Operating temperature range -25 ºC to +55 ºC
Relative humidity 5% - 98%
Applications IP65 for outdoor
Cooling funtion Fan Cooling
Environment Protections RoHS
Monitoring and control RJ45 for Local
Remote monitoring through Master unit via fiber
Mechanical Specifications
Dimensions 602.5 x 265 x 890.5 (mm)
Weight ≤ 58 kg
RF Connector 5 x N-Female
Mouning rack Wall /Ground
Packing 1 Pce in box
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3 Installation
3.1 Engineering Installations
Overview
This chapter introduces installation and commissioning flow of equipment to help installation personnel
understand the entire process. Brief introduction to some physical parameters of Radiant system, such
as size, weight, humidity and temperature is also included in this chapter.
Equipment Installation and Commissioning Flow

Normal and reliable operation of Radiant system based on the quality of installation project. It is
important to establish a set of systematic and standardized installation and commissioning procedures.
Workflow for installation, debugging, acceptance and handing over of the equipment is shown above
Figures.
The installation and commissioning workflow is as follows:
1. Engineering survey
Inspect the suggested site environment to provide related data for design and engineering.
2. Engineering design
Planning department shall design according to the engineering inspection results and make out
relevant design comments and drawings.
3. packing acceptance
After equipment delivery at the site, construction team is responsible to specify the unpacking time
according to engineering preparations. The construction team, the operator, the engineering team
and Rosenberger shall all be present at the time of unpacking inspection. If any damage to
equipment or shortage in shipment is found during unpacking by a single party, only the unpacking
party shall bear all the liability.
4. Hardware installation
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Qualified engineering personnel shall supervise the whole installation process, including positioning,
base installation, BSC rack installation, BSC board installation, DC power installation, and
connection of internal and external cables.
5. System and power-on check
Conduct necessary check and power-on the equipment after installation.
6. Parameters settings
Set related parameters after installation.
7. System test
Test the system to check if the system operates normally. If it fails the test, adjust the system to meet
the requirements.
8. Trial run
In the first few months after equipment commissioning, the equipment remains in trial run stage.
Rosenberger is responsible for offering full technical support to the user.
9. Final acceptance
It means that operation of the equipment is stable and meets all requirements. The user and
Rosenberger agree upon this and sign the final acceptance certificate.
Note: Refer to the related contract terms for details about project survey, engineering design,
trial run and final acceptance
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Rosenberger Active Das With Intelligent Antenna system
Start
Engineering Survey
Engineering Design
Unpacking Acceptance
Hardware Installation
Check and Power On
Parameter settings
System Tests
N
Preliminary Acceptance Test
Project Completed
N
Trial Run
Final Acceptance
End
Figure 17 Equipment Installations and Commissioning Flow
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3.2 Before Installation
3.2.1 Choosing a site location
Make sure access is restricted to qualified personnel
Install the product where power supply and feeder cable are accessible.
Site location should be far away from heat source and damp environment.
Installation tools
No. parts Model Quantity Comments
1 Screw Driver M4/5 1 To tighten or loose Screws
2 Drill machine M13.5 1 To make hole to fix expansion blot
3 Hammer 1
4 Spanner M16/18
3.2.2 Installation
3.2.2.1 Installation of IM2U
IM2U is a standard 19” in size. It shall be generally installed in the 19-inch communication rack, as
show on the following figure 17.
Make sure access is restricted to qualified personnel
Install the product where power supply and feeder cable are accessible.
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Site location should be far away from heat source and damp environment. SPOI should be put in a
well-ventilated area with indoor temperature range at 0~+40°C and relative humidity ≤85%. Please
avoid direct sunlight.
Figure 18 Installation of IM2U
3.2.2.2 Installation of HPRU
Rosenberger provide three options for HPRU: mounting on the wall, mounting on the
ground, mounting on the wall of tunnel.
Installation tools and accessories
Items Description Quantity Unit
1 Expansion Bolt, M10×100(Including washers and nut) 6 PCS
2 Screw Bolt, M10x25 Hexagon (Including washers and nut) 8 PCS
3 Floor Mounting rack 2 PCS
4 Wall Mounting rack 2 PC
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5 Grounding Wire,6mm^2, 2m 2 PCS
Mounting on the wall
1. Check the location and installation space according to the following guide, if the space is
enough for installation. You can make the hole according to the following dimension.
Figure 19 Installation space
Figure 20 Hole size on the wall
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2. Mount bracket to the wall, and fasten the screws of the bracket
Figure 21 Hole dimension
3. Install the equipment on the bracket
4. Fasten the equipment by screws
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5. Connect the HPRU to combiner by jumper; the jumper connector type is N-male.
6. Connect the HPRU to terminal box by patch cord; the patch cord connector type is
FC/APC to SC/APC or another type for terminal box.
7. Connect the ground cable to ground. When connect the power, please check the Power
voltage in advance, and need a breaker to protect the HPRU.
Mounting on the ground
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Figure 25 Hole Size on the ground
3.
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Figure 26 Fix the bracket on the ground
Figure 27 Fix the device on the bracket
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Figure 28 Fasten the screws
Mounting on the wall of tunnel
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Bottom bracket top bracket
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Figure 31 Hole dimension between bottom and top
Figure 32 Fix the brackets on the wall
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Figure 33 Fix the device
Figure 34 Fasten the screws
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4 Commissioning
Before commissioning, the engineer should be checking SPOI according to the following
chart, you can commission when finish checking:
Start
Fix installation Check the installation of

IM2U per user manual
N
Ok?
Fix installation Check Power Supply

should be DC-48V.
N
Ok?
Y
Check IM2U RF input
power via site master
Check IM2U optic output

Power, should be -1~ -
5dBm per port
`
Build a site and configure

parameters via OMT
End
Figure 35 Fiber Repeater checking Chart
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4.1 Quick Start
4.1.1 Create a new site
4.1.1.1 Manually create a site
1. Set the laptop or computer IP to 192.168.1.111

2. Confirm the connection is ready between IM2U and Laptop or computer
3. Select the communication mode, select Configuration--> communication
Mode, pop-up a communication mode, refer to figure 26, Select UDP as
following figure 27, click save button.
Figure 36 Communication Mode
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Figure 37 Communication Mode
4. Please refer figure 28, and pop-up a “create Properties” window to fill some
parameters, do the following steps:
a. Select the device type : 3.Fiber Optic Repeater-Master Unit
b. Click the” slave config “to create remote unit, please refer figure 30 as
follows.
c. Click the button to add remote unit, normally 4 RUs.
d. Click the button to delete remote unit, normally 4 RUs.

e. Click the “SAVE” button to save the setting.
Figure 38 Create new site

5 Select the new site, Click “ ” start button.
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5.1 Device Management
After successfully adding device, you can start to get and set the device
parameters.
Procedure:
1. Right-click a newly added device and then select Get MOID From Device
from the short-cut menu, as shown in 错误!未找到引用源。.
Figure 39 Get MOID from Device Menu
After getting parameter successfully, a pop-up information box is displayed,

click OK and the parameter of the device is displayed, as shown in
following figures and descriptions.
5.1.1 Device info.
You can get the information of device in Device info interface, product part number(device type ID), serial
no(serial ID), location parameters, software and firmware version and release date.
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Figure 40 HPRU Device parameters
Table Description of the Device information

Parameter items Description Note
Vender ID Supplier ID Reference

Type ID Product Description Reference
Device Type ID Product Number Reference
Serial ID Product serial number Reference
Longitude Product installation location Option item: enter the Longitude
Latitude Product installation location Option item: enter the Latitude
Firmware Curr Soft Version Product firmware current version Reference
Firmware Release Date Product firmware release Date Reference
Firmware Config File Product Firmware config file version Reference
5.1.2 Monitoring Para.
You set monitoring parameters in Monitoring Para. Interface, such as Device no, Query tel number(sim card
number), EMS IP & port, access point name etc.
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Figure 41 HPRU monitoring parameters
Table Description of the monitoring information

Device NO. It is a site ID Enter a unique number for each site, different site need
different number, but this number should be same as MU
Sub NO. Device ID Each device needs an ID for identifying code.
Receive port device communication port Enter a port number if want to use the GPRS ,TCP or
number UDP mode
Device IP device IP address Default setting ：192.168.1.100
Device Netmask device Net mask Default setting ：255.255.255.0
5.1.3 Alarm enable/disable
Device alarm enable/disable column corresponds to the Device alarm status, if do not want to get an alarm
accordingly, you can set the item is disable in the alarm En/Disable interface.
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Figure 42 HPRU Alarm Status
Description of the alarm information

Power Fail alarm If the main power supply down, If got the alarm, it means that it has no main power supply.
will alarm.
Power Fault alarm If the internal power supply If got the alarm, it means that the power supply voltage is
voltage is not stable, and the not stable, should check the voltage by multimeter.
voltage ripple is greater than 10%,
will alarm.
Monitor module battery If the battery voltage is lower than If got the alarm, it means that the battery is not good, should
fault alarm 8.5V,will alarm replace a new one.
Fan Alarm If Fan failed, will alarm If got the alarm, it means Fan does not work well.
PD1 Alarm If optical receiver is lower, the If got the alarm, it means there is something wrong between
number is -24, will alarm, remote unit and master unit.
LD1 Alarm If the laser detector failed, cannot If got the alarm, please check the optical module.
send optical signal, will alarm
Master slave link alarm If the master unit cannot detect If got the alarm, maybe the extender unit or remote unit
the remote unit, will alarm. failed.
Uplink LNA Fault Alarm if uplink path failed , will alarm If got the alarm, please check the LPA module
Downlink PA Fault Alarm If downlink PA module failed, will If got the alarm, please check the LPA module
alarm
PA Temp.Alarm If the PA temp. is higher than the If got the alarm, 1) please check the PA temp threshold
PA Temp threshold setting , will setting value, 2) check the fan working status, 3) check the
alarm LPA module
Downlink over input power If the downlink input power is If got the alarm , 1) please check the downlink over input
Alarm higher than downlink input power power max setting ;2) check the downlink input power, 3)
max setting, will alarm check the master unit RF module
Downlink low input power If the downlink input power is If got the alarm , 1) please check the downlink low input
Alarm lower than downlink input power power min setting ;2) check the downlink input power, 3)
min setting, will alarm check the master unit RF module
Downlink over output If the downlink output power is If got the alarm , 1) please check the downlink over output
power Alarm higher than downlink output power power max setting ;2) check the downlink output power, 3)
max setting, will alarm check the LPA module
Downlink low output power If the downlink outnput power is If got the alarm , 1) please check the downlink low output
Alarm lower than downlink output power power min setting ;2) check the downlink output power, 3)
min setting, will alarm check the LPA module
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5.1.4 RF Setting Parameters
You can set all the RF parameters of device, such uplink/downlink attenuator(uplink/downlink ATT), device
temperature,
Figure 43 RF Setting Parameters
Description of the Setting information

Uplink Switch Uplink RF switch

Downlink Switch Downlink RF switch
Uplink ATT Uplink attenuation, the max value is 30dB
Downlink ATT Downlink attenuation, the max value is
30dB
PA temp. Threshold PA temperature number, default is 85°C the fan will be accelerated running to
keep the PA is cooling
Downlink input min Downlink PA input minimum value setting
Downlink input max Downlink PA input maximum value setting
Downlink output min Downlink PA output minimum value
setting, default setting, rated out power -
20
Downlink output max Downlink PA output maximum value
setting, default setting, rated out power +
2
Downlink SWR Threshold Downlink VSWR value setting If the real VSWR is greater than this
value, will alarm.
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5.1.5 RF Status
You can get Modem status and device runing real-time data , such as input power, ATT, optical power etc.
Figure 44 IM2U RF Status
Description of the monitoring information

Optical TX Power Device optical output power Real time data

Optical Rx Power Device optical receiving power Real time data
PA Temp. Each band’s PA temperature Real time data
Downlink Rated Gain Device downlink rated Gain reference
Downlink Rated Output Device downlink rated output power reference
Downlink output Device downlink RF output power Real time data
Downlink input Device downlink RF input power Real time data
Downlink SWR Device downlink output VSWR Real time data
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6 System Monitor Introduce

Operation & maintenance terminal (OMT) interact with the Radiant to set and lookup its status
and RF parameters. It can display alarms real-time. OMT can set local connection, SMS connection with
the device for operation and maintenance at any time, or at any location.
OMT and FOR connection topology showed as Figure 15:
OMT OMT
Computer RJ45 Computer RJ45 SMS
Radiant Radiant
Laptop Laptop
Local mode Remote mode
Figure 45 OMT Connection mode
Please refer to
Operation/Maintenance Terminal OMT Software User Manual
in the CD for the details
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Rosenberger High Power Fiber Repeater

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Title Rosenberger High Power Fiber Repeater

Document NO. 20160608

V1.0 Initial version 2016-6-8 Gary Vincent

2.1 General Information

Equipment Room Remote Location

Figure 2 HRPU System Diagram

2.2 Main Features

 Modular design to fit all the base station interface components

 Precise RF tuning and coverage

 Dynamic routing capacity

 Multiple sectors, multiple operators

2.3 Product Outline Drawing

Figure 3 IM2U Outline

Figure 4 HPRU Outline

Figure 5 LPA Card Outline

2.4 Product Interface

2.4.1 IM2U Cabinet Interface

Figure 6 IM2U Front Interface

Figure 7 IM2U Rear Interface

Table 1 BTS Cabinet Interface Description

2.4.2 HPRU Cabinet Interface

Figure 8 HPRU Cabinet Interface

Figure 9 HPRU Cabinet Interface

Table 2 IM2U Cabinet Interface Description

2.4.3 LPA Card Interface

Figure 10 LPA Card interface

2.4.4 MCU Card Interface

Figure 11 MCU Card interface

Table 3 MCU Interface

2.5 Equipment Dimension

2.5.1 IM2U Dimension

Figure 12 IM2U layout

2.5.2 HPRU Cabinet Dimension

Figure 13 HPRU layout

2.5.3 LPA Card Dimension

Figure 14 LPA Layout

Figure 15 LPA Layout

2.5.4 MCU Card Dimension

Figure 16 MCU Layout

2.6.1 IM2U Specification

2.6.2 HPRU Specification

Frequency stability ≤ 0.01ppm

Power Supply AC 100 - 240V

3.1 Engineering Installations

Equipment Installation and Commissioning Flow

The installation and commissioning workflow is as follows:

5. System and power-on check

Conduct necessary check and power-on the equipment after installation.

Set related parameters after installation.

Check and Power On

Figure 17 Equipment Installations and Commissioning Flow

3.2 Before Installation

3.2.1 Choosing a site location

Make sure access is restricted to qualified personnel

No. parts Model Quantity Comments

1 Screw Driver M4/5 1 To tighten or loose Screws

2 Drill machine M13.5 1 To make hole to fix expansion blot