SPECIFICATIONS FOR INTEGRATED POWER UNIT ( For Indoor BTS Sites) (EW-01/2010) Integrated Power Unit( IPU) shall

consists of all the components required in passive infrastructure and supplying DC power to Telecom Switching Equipment along with remote monitoring communication module. The objective of this unit is :(a) To provide stabilize AC and DC power to all equipments. (b) To reduce the running of DG set mainly in case of non availability of 1 phase or 2 phase of EB power supply. Main Components of Integrated Power Unit 1. Line Conditioner Unit (LCU) for loads other than power plant working in the range 3 phase 160 V to 480 V (Phase to Phase) 2. AMF (Auto Mains Failure) 3. SMPS for supply DC power to BTS & Battery Bank Charging 4. AC / Free Cooling unit controller 5. Aviation lamp control 6. AC Distribution Unit 7. DC Distribution Unit 8. Fire Alarm System 9. Remote monitoring IMPORTANT NOTE:1. The DG set shall be with 3 phase output. 2. As AMF and AC/ Free cooling controller are forming the part of IPU these items should not be intended with DG set and AC Units respectively 3. Batteries are not forming the part of IPU hence the same should be intended separately 4. The type testing and bulk testing of the IPU shall be done by QA wing of BSNL Structure of IPU Overall typical capacity is of 15 KVA at lowest input Voltage range of the system with LCU & DC rectifiers of suitable capacity. Mechanical 19 CNC Fabricated rack, using (14SWG) CRC Sheet duly powder coated with RAL7035 (Thickness of unit sheet should be minimum 2mm thick CRC sheet & having IP 21 protected indoor type. Total height shall not be more than 2000mm. Tests The SMPS used shall be TSEC approved only The equipment shall ensure IEC 60950 safety standards or any latest International specifications available Compliance / Certificate EMI/RFI Type Test certificate to be submitted. System Controlling & Monitoring High-Speed micro controller, minimum 32 bits true RMS for all voltage & current, all the inputs to the measurement board shall be duly protected against surge as per IEEE-62.41.The controller should work on 12/48V DC supply. The AMF should function at the same input voltage range of Line voltage conditioner. There should be a Manual by pass arrangement for bypassing the LCU and AMF independently Page 1 of 32

System should be Real time, date-programmable & have minimum log of last 10 days with time and date. Unit also should be equipped with RS 485/USB port for PC interface to adjust the critical data and download the alarms. LCU of 7.5 KVA capacity (minimum) for supply of power to all Electrical / Electro mechanical components in the shelters except power plants (to be provided for indoor sites only) Type Micro Controller controlled, true RMS, static line conditioner. (Relay based will not be acceptable) Power Rating As Per Requirement, rated at 100 % capacity for all input range, temp. rise of the device and transformers insulation should be as per class F specs. Rated Input Voltage of LCU :- 3phase, 4 wire160 Volt 480 Volt ( Phase-Phase) AC with UV and OV cutoff and auto recovery (Mandatory) Rated Output Voltage of LCU :- 220 Volt + 5% (Ph-N) Input Frequency range :- 50 + 2 Hz with UF and OF cutoff Output Waveform Distortion :- < 3% Efficiency in the entire input voltage range while applying full load at output :- > 90% Voltage protection levels at LCU :- Input HVD 490 V; LVD 150 V, Auto recovery mandatory Insulation :- >1000 mega ohms Winding :- Only copper wire to be used for the transformer winding In rush current less than 30A As the input range of Power Plant is 90 V to 300 V (P N) hence the output of LCU need not be connected to Power Plant and shall provide supply to loads other than Power Plant. AMF (Auto Mains Failure) Panel for DG Sets AMF is responsible for protected supply AC power to Telecom equipments, installed at BTS site from Mains as well as from DG sets automatically according to site condition like mains availability & its healthiness, battery Voltage & shelter Temperature. AMF System should be able to work as per following logic : The logic for starting & stopping shall be :(i) If the mains fail, or one or more phase of mains is not available. with a option to withhold running of DG set when one or more phases are not available depending upon the trigger from Battery voltage or powerplant In case of availability of only one / two phases, the AMF relay should trigger the DG Set only on receipt of signal from Power Plant. The system should monitor 48V battery of the telecom equipment and temperature inside the shelter. In case the battery voltage is above a settable limit & room temperature is below a preset max room temperature, the engine should not start unless one of the conditions fails.

(ii) (iii)

Protections for Mains : (1) Under Voltage (2) Over Voltage (3) Abnormal frequency Page 2 of 32

Protections for DG : (1) Under Voltage (2) Over Voltage (3) Over Load (4) Low Lube Oil Pressure (5) High Water Temperature for water cooled / High Cylinder head temperature for air cooled engines (6) Low Fuel Level (at three levels, two for alarm, one for tripping) (7) Over / under speed (8) Emergency Stop Protections for AMF: (1) MCBs of appropriate rating for control circuit & meters (2) Encapsulated (protected against ionized plasma blow outs) Spark gap type coordinated lightning and Surge protection, stage I lightening protection as per TT configuration for 3 phase power supply to be provided. The arresters shall be rated to discharge 25KA @10/350microsec between phase and neutral and 100KA @ 10/350 micro sec between Neutral and Earth conductor. The arrestors should be approved by BSNL QA Wing. The Potential Free Contact shall be available for failure or removal of this protection from the base unit. The voltage protection level of this coordinated system shall not exceed 1.5KV. (3) Electrical and mechanical inter locking facility should be available between EB & DG contactor in AMF panel Auto / Manual Mode (1) Selection of Auto / Manual Mode operation should be available on the front panel of the IPU. (2) Operation (Start / Stop) of the DG set in manual mode should be available on the IPU. In manual mode, AMF logic will be totally bypassed. However during manual mode, the DG protections will not be bypassed. (3) A change over switch shall also be provided for total bypassing the AMF. DG delays : (1) Three consecutive attempts at DG start 40 secs each. (2) Load on DG delay after DG start & supply healthy 10 secs. (3) Time between Load on DG and Load on EB Mains changeover after EB Mains resumes - 10 secs. DG Battery Charger :(1) The supply to the battery charger should be from the output of LCU.only (2) It is expected that these components shall be installed in a separate box mounted inside the DG canopy. This box will aggregate the DG alarms & also act as interface unit for control signals. Thereby a single multi core cable can interface between this box in DG canopy & the IPU through intelligent interface like RS232 or RS485 in order to reduce the number of such cables. (3) Automatic DG battery charger with boost/trickle charging and with constant current charging facility. Charger is suitable for charging the SMF / Conventional battery up to 150AH (even if the battery is in deep discharge). (4) Monitoring of DG battery Voltage & Battery charging current thorough suitable DC meters.The same can be integrated on the Engine Safety Unit (ESU). Engine Safety Page 3 of 32

unit shall also monitor LLOP, Cylinder Temperature and the DG speed along with three phase voltage of DG set in case of by pass mode.

Rating of MCCBs and Contactors (i) The rating of MCCBs and Contactors shall be derived from KVA requirement and minimum input voltage (ii) The contactors having wide range contactor coils should only be used. The supply to the wide range coils of the contactors should be provided through LCU. Safety Control Trip (i) Low lubricating oil pressure. (ii) High cylinder / water temp. (iii) Lack of fuel. (iv) Alternator Fault (v) Over speed (vi) Fire Alarm SMPS for supply DC power to BTS & Battery Bank Charging The SMPS power plant shall be used as per TEC GR no. GR/ SMP 01/ 05 JAN 2005. i) ii) iii) The ultimate capacity of the power plant with different basic modules shall be as per the table given in Para 2.2.3 of above referred TEC GR. The Electrical requirement of AC input supply, Neutral Phase current efficiency etc. shall be as per Clause 1.2.2.10 of Electrical requirements. In order to reduce the running of the DG set in absence of 1/ 2 Phase, permissible basic single phase modules as per above mentioned TEC GR can be utilized by distributing them evenly on all the 3 phases within the ultimate capacity 200A as per Clause No. 2.2.3 of TEC GR. However the single phase rectifiers should be evenly distributed on all the 3 phases so that the current flows only through the 3 Phase and not to the neutral when three phase supply is available. In case of 1 and 2 phases of supply the output of the rectifier from the available phases should not be more than 1/3 and 2/3 respectively of the ultimate capacity. The specifications of LCU with respect to input range and AMF are also designed accordingly.

AC Controller:AC units should be started / stopped based on sensing of room temperature through a single temperature sensor (having accuracy of 0.5 oC) provided with in the room. The AC controller should start / stop AC units in a systematic manner so that both the AC units are operated based upon the real time temperature as well as running performance of the ACs. The operation of AC units shall be based on room temperature and both the ACs should have settable temperature differential for starting and stopping of the units. In case of power failure, the controller Page 4 of 32

should have sufficient memory so that the original sequencing of running of AC units should be maintained. Programming of AC units shall be based on (i) Equal run hours per day and (ii) if the designated unit is unhealthy, then stop the unhealthy unit and start command shall be passed on to next unit. Unhealthy condition :- Current drawn by individual units. There should be option to program the high and low acceptable levels of current through front panel depending on the site requirement. In case of fault ,the respective AC unit should be switched OFF and taken out of the running sequence. Alarm should be available for the faulty unit. Apart from controlling the operation of AC units , AC controller should also offer protections in terms of overload, initial time delay for starting the compressor, High and low voltage protection. For overload protection, the controller shall make attempt to start the unit thrice, declare it as unhealthy and then switch over to next unit.

Free Cooling Controller IPU should have an arrangement to switch off the AC units and operate a free cooling device based upon ambient condition. ITPU will also to open a damper (not applicable in case of gravity controlled dampers) and release 48 volt DC supply to Free cooling fan (DC operated) after sensing, outdoor Temperature as per given settings. The Free cooling arrangement shall be automatically closed whenever the ambient conditions are not favourable and supply to be extended to the AC units. The sites having no EB Supply (with two DG Sets / one DG Set ) :- For the sites operated purely on DG supply, the logic shall be to run the DG Set for a prefixed time with in the range of 0 to 10 hrs. After every set time of DG run the load of the BTS site need to be shifted to battery bank. BTS load need to be fed through battery till time either shelter temperature exceeds the set threshold or battery bank voltage falls below the set threshold. In case of crossing of any of these thresholds, the IPU to give DG start command to IInd DG set. There should be a separate supervisor module for controlling two DG sets. The control of DG set through single AMF controller is not accepted due to redundancy reasons. Fire alarm and detection system (1) Fire and fault indication LED. (2) Potential free relay out-put. (3) Switching off the complete IPU in case of fire detected by any detectors. Door Open Detection (1) Controller accepts the input from Door sensor of shelter door & a potential free relay contact is available for remote extension. Surge Protection (As approved by BSNL QA Wing ) (a) Coordinated Stage 1 and Stage 2 lightning and surge protection provided at entry point of EB supply to IPU as per TT connections with voltage protection level of Page 5 of 32

1.5KV as explained above (b) Stage II surge protection provided at the input of SMPS modules AC distribution unit & Control (ACDB) (1) Auto / Manual mode of operation for DG start / stop (2) Aviation lamp Control a) Automatic Aviation lamp control (real time based), DC output, protected by MCB b) Default setting ON between 18:00Hrs to 06:00Hrs. AC DISTRIBUTION UNIT Input Protection Mains 1 no. Input protection 4 Pole MCCB 63 A Breaking capacity 25 KA (Ratings of the MCCBs are based on a typical system of 15 KVA. However the capacity of switchgear can be selected as per the site requirement) DG - 1 no. Input protection 4 Pole MCCB 63 A Breaking capacity 25 KA (Ratings of the MCCBs are based on a typical system of 15 KVA. However the capacity of switchgear can be selected as per the site requirement) Load Distribution for BTS SMPS supply 2 nos. 4P MCB of suitable rating For other loads Power Point 2 nos. SP MCB of suitable rating Lighting and Aviation lightning 1 MCB of suitable rating for each Battery Charger 1 SP MCB of suitable rating Air Conditioner 2 nos. SP MCB of suitable rating

DC Distribution:- To equipment load through MCBs and two sets of Battery bank through protection fuses etc as required. Communication :- The equipment will have the following functionalities :(i) Collection of following alarms / Status from the BTS site as per list below :The vendor shall supply and install the sensors along with necessary wires, cables and all the accessories etc., wherever required and without any additional cost to BSNL to capture the following from the BTS sites. The temperature sensor should have accuracy of 0.5 degree, whereas the accuracy of the other sensors should be +/ - 1 % S. No. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Alarm / Status Fire alarm Door Open / Close DG failed to start DG failed to stop Page 6 of 32

(v) (vi) (vii)

Low Lube Oil Pressure DG Battery Voltage below threshold DG - high water temperature alarm / high canopy tempt alarm Diesel level in DG tank There should be alarm whenever the diesel level is below any / all of the following levels :(i) (ii) (iii) 75% of the tank capacity. (75% level) 50% of the tank capacity ( Reorder level) 25% of the tank capacity (emergency level)

(viii) (ix) (x) (xi) EB RYB voltage periodic data as well as when each phase below threshold DG Kilo watt hour Power plant output fail All remaining alarms for which potential free contacts are provided from the power plant. BTS battery voltage below thresholds X1 ( no of battery banks to be monitored shall be as per power plant configuration, subject to a maximum of two banks) BTS battery voltage below thresholds X2 (no of battery banks to be monitored shall be as per power plant configuration, subject to a maximum of two banks) (xiv) (xv) (xvi) (xvii) (xviii) (xix) High Room Temperature alarm EB Kilo watt hour periodic data EB available or not DG output available or not Site on battery or not DG RYB voltage periodic data as well as when each phase outside permissible limit ( settable) DG Run hours (xxi) Run hours for BTS system on Battery (xxii) AC1 fail (xxiii) (xxiv) AC2 fail Page 7 of 32

(xii)

(xiii)

(xx)

Above Parameters should be sent from IPU to TOC as and when there is alarm/ change in status, as and when demanded by the TOC and also on predefined periodic intervals . There will be Provision of at least 6 additional alarms in IPU for future use by BSNL. For these additional 6 alarms, PFCs shall be provided by BSNL. There will be facility for configuring these alarms by BSNL as required by BSNL from time to time. (ii) IPU will have GSM Modem with dual SIM card. The modem will be equipped with Dual SIM card (one of BSNL and other of any other mobile service provider having coverage at that site preferably not sharing infrastructure of the said BTS site with BSNL). Supplier will do site survey and request for SIM cards from BSNL accordingly. Responsibility of providing the SIM cards will be of BSNL. The IPU will have the capability to use NON BSNL SIM card in case of non coverage from BSNL network at the site. (iii) The GSM modem will be used to transmit data and alarms to a central Site at central place in India. The preferred way for data transmission will be through GPRS. In case of GPRS failure, the data will be sent as SMS to the control room. Priority will be of using BSNL network for GPRS / SMS vis a vis non BSNL network. The change over will be automatic. There will be facility for both GPRS and SMS to be used for both way communication i.e. transmission of information from IPU to TOC and vice versa. Supplier will do site survey and request for SIM cards from BSNL accordingly. Responsibility of providing the SIM cards and maintaining its validity will be of BSNL. However the operation of modem shall be independent of SIM number i.e on replacement of SIM card with alternative SIM card there shall be no need to change the settings of the Modem .The operation should be seamless The IPU will have facility to store data for at least 10 days. The GSM modems will not have voice communication facility. (iv) The IPU will transmit following to the central control room of TOC :-

Alarms (normal as well as fault) / status will be intimated to the control room in case of its change in status or any of the alarm condition. The alarm status can also be called by the control room from IPU on demand. The alarm / status will also be transmitted to central control room periodically. The periodicity of normal Data transfer (apart from what is mentioned above) shall be twice in a calendar day. the protocol for communication shall be as per Annexure A and Annexure B .It is clarified that Access control unit is not the part of these specifications hence the same need not to be provided however if the same is available at site then the protocol shall be as defined in the Annexure. Measurements & Alarms :

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DG set measurements i) DG voltage ii) DG current iii) DG Freq. iv) DG KW v) Max demand KW vi) DG accumulated run hours in Auto Mode vii) DG accumulated run hours in Manual Mode viii) DG energy meter (KWH)

Mains measurements i) Input and Output Voltage (RN-YN-BN) ii) Frequency iii) Input and Output KW iv) Max demand KW v) Mains energy meter (KWH) In case of complete breakdown / shutdown of the IPU, the present reading will remain in memory & on restoration of ITPU, the count will start from that reading.

DC Measurements (i) DC Load current (ii) DC battery current (iii) DC voltage LED/LCD Indications (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) (viii) (ix) (x) (xi) (xii) (xiii) (xiv) (xv) (xvi) (xvii) (xviii) (xix) (xx) Mains fail LLOP High cylinder / water temperature Over speed Under speed Alternator fault DG fail to start DG fail to stop Overload Fuel low Fuel very low (for stopping of engine) BTS battery low DG battery low Canopy door open Canopy temperature high Low water level (for water cooled sets) SMR fail Shelter temperature high AC 1 on AC 2 on Page 9 of 32

(xxi) Fire Alarm Audio / Visual Alarm system List of potential free contacts from IPU (i) Mains Fail (ii) DG-Fail-to-Start (iii) DG- Fail-to-stop (iv) DG- LLOP (v) DG- Low-fuel level (two level) (vi) Power-plant Battery Low (vii) DG battery low (viii) Smoke/Fire (ix) Room Temp. High (x) High water temperature / Engine Temp. High (HCT) (xi) Door Open (xii) Canopy temperature high (xiii) System Fail (xiv) Mains abnormal (over voltage / under voltage) (xv) Battery isolated (xvi) Any Rectifier Fail

REPORTS :- The IPU shall also provide the data to TOC server to generate the following reports by TOC. (a) Energy report indicating no. of hours site was on EB / DG / Battery / site down in a specific period. (b) DG and diesel report along with expected fuel consumption based on run hours and KWH delivered by DG Set (c) Power uptime / downtime i/c mains / DG / Battery back up (d) No. of hours battery voltage was less than predefined DC voltage value (e) Details of alarms / status (a) site wise (b) alarm wise with date & time stamping (f) Any additional report in the format as required by BSNL from time to time.

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR INTEGRATED POWER UNIT (For outdoor BTS sites) (EW-01A/2010) Integrated Power Unit( IPU) shall consists of all the components required in passive infrastructure and supplying DC power to Telecom Switching Equipment along with remote monitoring communication module. The objective of this unit is :(c) To provide stabilize AC and DC power to all equipments. (d) To reduce the running of DG set mainly in case of non availability of 1 phase or 2 phase of EB power supply. Main Components of Telecom Power Unit 10. AMF (Auto Mains Failure) 11. SMPS for supply DC power to BTS & Battery Bank Charging 12. Aviation lamp control 13. AC Distribution Unit 14. DC Distribution Unit 15. Remote monitoring IMPORTANT NOTE:5. The DG set shall be with 3 phase output. 6. As AMF controller is forming the part of IPU this should not be intended with DG set 7. This IPU is not meant for the sites where the outdoor BTS is supplied along with SMPS power plant 8. The IPU should be suitable for outdoor location with IP55 protection 9. Batteries are not forming the part of IPU hence the same should be intended separately 6. The type testing and bulk testing of the product shall be done by QA wing of BSNL Structure of IPU Overall typical capacity is of 15 KVA at lowest input Voltage range of the system with DC rectifiers of suitable capacity. Mechanical 19 CNC Fabricated rack, using (14SWG) CRC Sheet duly powder coated with RAL7035 (Thickness of unit sheet should be minimum 2mm thick CRC sheet & having IP 55 protected outdoor type. Total height shall not be more than 1800mm. Tests The SMPS used shall be TSEC approved only The equipment shall ensure IEC 60950 safety standards or any latest International specifications available Compliance / Certificate EMI/RFI Type Test certificate to be submitted. System Controlling & Monitoring High-Speed micro controller, minimum 32bits true RMS for all voltage & current, all the inputs to the measurement board shall be duly protected against surge as per IEEE-62.41. The controller should work on 12/48V DC supply. There should be a Manual by pass arrangement for bypassing AMF .The working range of AMF shall be 90-300V (Ph-N) Page 11 of 32

System should be Real time, date-programmable & have minimum log of last 10 days with time and date. Unit also should be equipped with Rs485/USB port for PC interface to adjust the critical data and download the alarms.

AMF (Auto Mains Failure) Panel for DG Sets AMF is responsible for protected supply AC power to Telecom equipments, installed at BTS site from Mains as well as from DG sets automatically according to site condition like mains availability & its healthiness, battery Voltage & shelter Temperature. AMF System should be able to work as per following logic :The logic for starting & stopping shall be :(iv) If the mains fail, or one or more phase of mains is not available. with a option to withhold running of DG set when one or more phases are not available depending upon the trigger from Battery voltage or power plant In case of availability of only one / two phases, the AMF relay should trigger the DG Set only on receipt of signal from Power Plant. The system should monitor 48V battery of the telecom equipment. In case the battery voltage is above a settable limit, the engine should not start Under Voltage Over Voltage Abnormal frequency

(v) (vi)

Protections for Mains : (4) (5) (6)

Protections for DG : (9) Under Voltage (10) Over Voltage (11) Over Load (12) Low Lube Oil Pressure (13) High Water Temperature for water cooled / High Cylinder head temperature for air cooled engines (14) Low Fuel Level (at three levels, two for alarm, one for tripping) (15) Over / under speed (16) Emergency Stop Protections for AMF: (4) MCBs of appropriate rating for control circuit & meters (5) Encapsulated (protected against ionized plasma blow outs) Spark gap type coordinated lightning and Surge protection, stage I lightening protection as per TT configuration for 3 phase power supply to be provided. The arresters shall be rated to discharge 25KA @10/350microsec between phase and neutral and 100KA @ 10/350 microsec between Neutral and Earth conductor. The arrestors should be approved by BSNL QA Wing. The Potential Free Contact shall be available for failure or removal of this protection from the base unit. The voltage protection level of this coordinated system shall not exceed 1.5KV. (6) Electrical and mechanical inter locking facility should be available between EB & DG contactor in AMF panel Page 12 of 32

Auto / Manual Mode (4) Selection of Auto / Manual Mode operation should be available on the front panel of the IPU. (5) Operation (Start / Stop) of the DG set in manual mode should be available on the IPU. In manual mode, AMF logic will be totally bypassed. However during manual mode, the DG protections will not be bypassed. (6) A change over switch shall also be provided for total bypassing the AMF. DG delays : (4) Three consecutive attempts at DG start 40 secs each. (5) Load on DG delay after DG start & supply healthy 10 secs. (6) Time between Load on DG and Load on EB Mains changeover after EB Mains resumes - 10 secs. DG Battery Charger :(5) The battery charger which works in wide voltage range of 90 V to 300 V shall only be used (6) It is expected that these components shall be installed in a separate box mounted inside the DG canopy. This box will aggregate the DG alarms & also act as interface unit for control signals. Thereby a single multi core cable can interface between this box in DG canopy & the IPU through intelligent interface like RS232 or RS485 in order to reduce the number of such cables. (7) Automatic DG battery charger with boost/trickle charging and with constant current charging facility. Charger is suitable for charging the SMF / Conventional battery up to 150AH (even if the battery is in deep discharge). (8) Monitoring of DG battery Voltage & Battery charging current thorough suitable DC meters. The same can be integrated on the Engine Safety Unit (ESU). Engine Safety unit shall also monitor LLOP, Cylinder Temperature and the DG speed along with three phase voltage of DG set in case of by pass mode.

Rating of MCCBs and Contactors (i) The rating of MCCBs and Contactors shall be derived from KVA requirement and minimum input voltage (ii) The contactors having wide range contactor coils should only be used with stabilized input supply(with help of stabilizer), alternatively 24V DC operated AC contactors are also allowed to be used with separate arrangement to convert AC to a DC voltage. Safety Control Trip (i) Low lubricating oil pressure. (ii) High cylinder / water temp. (iii) Lack of fuel. (iv) Alternator Fault (v) Over speed Page 13 of 32

(vi) Fire Alarm SMPS for supply DC power to BTS & Battery Bank Charging The SMPS power plant shall be used as per TEC GR no. GR/ SMP 01/ 05 JAN 2005. iv) v) vi) The ultimate capacity of the power plant with different basic modules shall be as per the table given in Para 2.2.3 of above referred TEC GR. The Electrical requirement of AC input supply, Neutral Phase current efficiency etc. shall be as per Clause 1.2.2.10 of Electrical requirements. In order to reduce the running of the DG set in absence of 1/ 2 Phase, permissible basic single phase modules as per above mentioned TEC GR can be utilized by distributing them evenly on all the 3 phases within the ultimate capacity 200A as per Clause No. 2.2.3 of TEC GR. However the single phase rectifiers should be evenly distributed on all the 3 phases so that the current flows only through the 3 Phase and not to the neutral when three phase supply is available. In case of 1 and 2 phases of supply the output of the rectifier from the available phases should not be more than 1/3 and 2/3 respectively of the ultimate capacity. The specifications of AMF are also designed accordingly.

. The sites having no EB Supply (with two DG Sets / one DG Set ) :- For the sites operated purely on DG supply, the logic shall be to run the DG Set for a prefixed time with in the range of 0 to 10 hrs. After every set time of DG run the load of the BTS site need to be shifted to battery bank. BTS load need to be fed through battery till time either shelter temperature exceeds the set threshold or battery bank voltage falls below the set threshold. In case of crossing of any of these thresholds, the IPU to give DG start command to IInd DG set. There should be a separate supervisor module for controlling two DG sets. The control of DG set through single AMF controller is not accepted due to redundancy reasons. Door Open Detection (2) Controller accepts the input from Door sensor of shelter door & a potential free relay contact is available for remote extension. Surge Protection (As approved by BSNL QA Wing ) (b) Coordinated Stage 1 and Stage 2 lightning and surge protection provided at entry point of EB supply to IPU as per TT connections with voltage protection level of 1.5KV as explained above (b) Stage II surge protection provided at the input of SMPS modules AC distribution unit & Control (ACDB) (3) Auto / Manual mode of operation for DG start / stop (4) Aviation lamp Control c) Automatic Aviation lamp control (real time based), DC output, protected by MCB d) Default setting ON between 18:00Hrs to 06:00Hrs.

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AC DISTRIBUTION UNIT Input Protection Mains 1 no.

DG - 1 no.

Input protection 4 Pole MCCB 63 A Breaking capacity 25 KA (Ratings of the MCCBs are based on a typical system of 15 KVA. However the capacity of switchgear can be selected as per the site requirement) Input protection 4 Pole MCCB 63 A Breaking capacity 25 KA (Ratings of the MCCBs are based on a typical system of 15 KVA. However the capacity of switchgear can be selected as per the site requirement) 2 nos. 4P MCB of suitable rating 2 nos. SP MCB of suitable rating 1 MCB of suitable rating 1 SP MCB of suitable rating 1 nos. SP MCB of suitable rating

Load Distribution for BTS SMPS supply For other loads Power Point Lighting Battery Charger Aviation Lamp

DC Distribution:- To equipment load through MCB,s and two sets of Battery bank through protection fuses etc as required. Communication :- The equipment will have the following functionalities :(i) Collection of following alarms / Status from the BTS site as per list below :The vendor shall supply and install the sensors along with necessary wires, cables and all the accessories etc., wherever required and without any additional cost to BSNL to capture the following from the BTS sites. The temperature sensor should have accuracy of 0.5 degree, whereas the accuracy of the other sensors should be +/ - 1 % S. No. (xxi) (xxii) (xxiii) (xxiv) (xxv) (xxvi) (xxvii) (xxviii) Alarm / Status Fire alarm Door Open / Close DG failed to start DG failed to stop Low Lube Oil Pressure DG Battery Voltage below threshold DG - high water temperature alarm / high canopy tempt alarm Diesel level in DG tank There should be alarm whenever the diesel level is Page 15 of 32

below any / all of the following levels :(iv) (v) (vi) 75% of the tank capacity. (75% level) 50% of the tank capacity ( Reorder level) 25% of the tank capacity (emergency level)

(xxix) (xxx) (xxxi)

(xxxii)

EB RYB voltage periodic data as well as when each phase below threshold DG Kilo watt hour Power plant output fail All remaining alarms for which potential free contacts are provided from the power plant. BTS battery voltage below thresholds X1 ( no of battery banks to be monitored shall be as per power plant configuration, subject to a maximum of two banks) BTS battery voltage below thresholds X2 (no of battery banks to be monitored shall be as per power plant configuration, subject to a maximum of two banks)

(xxxiii)

(xxxiv) (xxxv) (xxxvi) (xxxvii) (xxxviii) (xxxix)

High Room Temperature alarm EB Kilo watt hour periodic data EB available or not DG output available or not Site on battery or not DG RYB voltage periodic data as well as when each phase outside permissible limit ( settable) DG Run hours

(xl) (xxi) Run hours for BTS system on Battery (xxii) Above Parameters should be sent from IPU to TOC as and when there is alarm/ change in status, as and when demanded by the TOC and also on predefined periodic intervals . There will be Provision of at least 6 additional alarms in IPU for future use by BSNL. For these additional 6 alarms, PFCs shall be provided by BSNL. There will be facility for configuring these alarms by BSNL as required by BSNL from time to time. (ii) IPU will have GSM Modem with dual SIM card. The modem will be equipped with Dual SIM card (one of BSNL and other of any other mobile service provider having coverage at that site preferably not sharing infrastructure of the said BTS site with Page 16 of 32

BSNL). Supplier will do site survey and request for SIM cards from BSNL accordingly. Responsibility of providing the SIM cards will be of BSNL. The IPU will have the capability to use NON BSNL SIM card in case of non coverage from BSNL network at the site. (iii) The GSM modem will be used to transmit data and alarms to a central Site at central place in India. The preferred way for data transmission will be through GPRS. In case of GPRS failure, the data will be sent as SMS to the control room. Priority will be of using BSNL network for GPRS / SMS vis a vis non BSNL network. The change over will be automatic. There will be facility for both GPRS and SMS to be used for both way communication i.e. transmission of information from IPU to TOC and vice versa. Supplier will do site survey and request for SIM cards from BSNL accordingly. Responsibility of providing the SIM cards and maintaining its validity will be of BSNL. However the operation of modem shall be independent of SIM number i.e on replacement of SIM card with alternative SIM card there shall be no need to change the settings of the Modem .The operation should be seamless The IPU will have facility to store data for at least 10 days. The GSM modems will not have voice communication facility. (iv) The IPU will transmit following to the central control room of TOC :Alarms (normal as well as fault) / status will be intimated to the control room in case of its change in status or any of the alarm condition. The alarm status can also be called by the control room from IPU on demand. The alarm / status will also be transmitted to central control room periodically. The periodicity of normal Data transfer ( apart from what is mentioned above) shall be twice in a calendar day . the protocol for communication shall be as per Annexure A and AnnexureB .It is clarified that Access control unit is not the part of these specifications hence the same need not to be provided however if the same is available at site then the protocol shall be as defined in the Annexure. Measurements & Alarms : DG set measurements ix) DG voltage x) DG current xi) DG Freq. xii) DG KW xiii) Max demand KW xiv) DG accumulated run hours in Auto Mode xv) DG accumulated run hours in Manual Mode xvi) DG energy meter (KWH) Mains measurements vi) Input and Output Voltage (RN-YN-BN) vii) Frequency viii) Input and Output KW ix) Max demand KW Page 17 of 32

x)

Mains energy meter (KWH) In case of complete breakdown / shutdown of the IPU, the present reading will remain in memory & on restoration of IPU, the count will start from that reading.

DC Measurements (iv) DC Load current (v) DC battery current (vi) DC voltage LED/LCD Indications (xxii) Mains fail (xxiii) LLOP (xxiv) High cylinder / water temperature (xxv) Over speed (xxvi) Under speed (xxvii) Alternator fault (xxviii) DG fail to start (xxix) DG fail to stop (xxx) Overload (xxxi) Fuel low (xxxii) Fuel very low (for stopping of engine) (xxxiii) BTS battery low (xxxiv) DG battery low (xxxv) Canopy door open (xxxvi) Canopy temperature high (xxxvii) Low water level (for water cooled sets) (xxxviii) SMR fail (xxxix) Shelter temperature high Alarm system List of potential free contacts from IPU (xvii) Mains Fail (xviii) DG-Fail-to-Start (xix) DG- Fail-to-stop (xx) DG- LLOP (xxi) DG- Low-fuel level (two level) (xxii) Power-plant Battery Low (xxiii) DG battery low (xxiv) High water temperature / Engine Temp. High (HCT) (xxv) Door Open (xxvi) Canopy temperature high (xxvii) System Fail (xxviii) Mains abnormal (over voltage / under voltage) (xxix) Battery isolated (xxx) Any Rectifier Fail

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REPORTS :- The IPU shall also provide the data to TOC server to generate the following reports by TOC. (a) Energy report indicating no. of hours site was on EB / DG / Battery / site down in a specific period. (b) DG and diesel report along with expected fuel consumption based on run hours and KWH delivered by DG Set (c) Power uptime / downtime i/c mains / DG / Battery back up (d) No. of hours battery voltage was less than predefined DC voltage value (e) Details of alarms / status (a) site wise (b) alarm wise with date & time stamping (f) Any additional report in the format as required by BSNL from time to time.

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IPU Controller PROTOCOL STACK

AnnexureA

INTRODUCTION
The communication between the Master Controller (it can be PC or Multi Input Modem Unit (MIMU)) and AME Controller shall use RS232 protocol.

2.0 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE The typical AME Controller communication block diagram is as shown below.

RS232

AME Controller

Figure 1: Direct Communication between PC and AME Controller

MIMU GPRS/GSM Network

RS232

AME Controller

Figure 2: Communication between PC (Server) to AME Controller through MIMU Figure 1 shows the direct communication between AME Controller and PC. Here AME Controller is connected to the PC through RS232 port. Figure 2 represents the block diagram of communication between AME Controller and PC through GPRS/GSM network through MIMU. The protocol between AME Controller (Slave) and MIMU or PC (Master) is defined in section 3. MIMU or PC is referred as Master because all communication is initiated by Master. For the same reason AME Controller is referred as Slave.

3.0 Protocol Specification All the communication between Master and Slave will be in ASCII format. All the binary data will be converted to ASCII with each nibble representing one byte. So, one byte of binary data will be converted into 2 bytes of ASCII data. For Example: 0xFF with converted to ASCII F and F Page 20 of 32

a) Acknowledge Device Type Command: Master to Slave #01<String Length><CRC8>; <String Length> = 3 byte (here its value is 005 3 for string length and 2 for CRC) <CRC8>=2byte in ASCII (1 Byte in Binary data) Response: Slave to Master #01<String Length><DeviceType><Device ID><CRC8>; <DeviceType>: 2byte (it is constant as 02 for AME Controller) <Device ID>: 16byte. (it should be unique for each device) b) Current Status Command: Master to Slave #02<String Length>< CommandID ><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (01 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><Date><Time><SiteName><StatusBits><MainsVoltag ePH1><MainsVoltagePH2><MainsVoltagePH3><DG1VoltagePH1><DG1VoltagePH2><DG1Voltage PH3><DG2VoltagePH1><DG2VoltagePH2><DG2VoltagePH3><CurrentPH1><CurrentPH2><Current PH3><PFPH1><PFPH2><PFPH3><Frequency><MainsKWH><MainsRunHr><DG1KWH><DG1Run Hr><DG2KWH><DG2RunHr><DG1BatteryVoltage><DG2BatteryVoltage><PowerPlantBatteryRunH r><DG1Fuel><DG2Fuel><RoomTemperature><PowerPlantBatteryVoltage1><PowerPlantBatteryVolta ge2><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (01 for this command). <Date>: 8 bytes (DD:MM:YYYY). Ex 01/01/2008 corresponds to 01012008. <Time>: 6 bytes (hh:mm:ss). Ex 08:30:25 corresponds to 083025. <SiteName>: 20 bytes <StatusBits>: 12 bytes (6 bytes of binary, or 48bits) Bit 0: 0: Site on Mains, 1: Site not on Mains Bit 1: 0: Site on DG1 1: Site not on DG1 Bit 2: 0: Site on DG2 1: Site not on DG2 Bit 3: 0: Site on Power Plant(PP) Battery1 1: Site not on Power Plant Battery1 Bit 4: 0: Site on Power Plant(PP) Battery2 1: Site not on Power Plant Battery2 Bit 5: Reserved Bit 6: Reserved Bit 7: Reserved Bit 8: 0: No DG1 Battery Low Fault 1: DG1 Battery Low Fault Bit 9: 0: No DG1 LLOP Fault 1: DG1 LLOP Fault Bit 10: 0: No DG1 Fail to Start Fault 1: DG1 Fail to Start Fault Bit 11: 0: No DG1 Fail to Stop Fault 1: DG1 Fail to Stop Fault Page 21 of 32

Bit 12: No DG1 Fuel Low Fault 1: DG1 Fuel Low Fault Bit 13: No DG1 HCT/HWT Fault 1: DG1 HCT /HWT Fault Bit 14: Reserved Bit 15: Reserved Bit 16: 0: No DG2 Battery Low Fault 1: DG2 Battery Low Fault Bit 17: 0: No DG2 LLOP Fault 1: DG2 LLOP Fault Bit 18: 0: No DG2 Fail to Start Fault 1: DG2 Fail to Start Fault Bit 19: 0: No DG2 Fail to Stop Fault 1: DG2 Fail to Stop Fault Bit 20: No DG2 Fuel Low Fault 1: DG2 Fuel Low Fault Bit 21: No DG2 HCT/HWT Fault 1: DG2 HCT /HWT Fault Bit 22: Reserved Bit 23: Reserved

Bit 24: 0: PP1 Battery above Threshold1 1: PP1 Battery below Threshold1 Bit 25: 0: PP1 Battery above Threshold2 1: PP1 Battery below Threshold2 Bit 26: 0: PP2 Battery above Threshold1 1: PP2 Battery below Threshold1 Bit 27: 0: PP2 Battery above Threshold2 1: PP2 Battery below Threshold2 Bit 28: 0: No Door open Fault 1: Door open Fault Bit 29: 0: No Room Temp Hi Fault 1: Room Temp Hi Fault Bit 30: 0: No Fire Fault 1: Fire Fault Bit 31: Reserved Bit 32: 0: No PP PFC1 fault 1: PP PFC1 fault Bit 33: 0: No PP PFC2 fault 1: PP PFC2 fault Bit 34: 0: No PP PFC3 fault 1: PP PFC3 fault Bit 35 0: No PP PFC4 fault 1: PP PFC4 fault Bit 36: 0: No PP PFC5 fault 1: PP PFC5 fault Bit 37: 0: No PP PFC6 fault 1: PP PFC6 fault Bit 38: 0: PP Output Ok 1: PP Output Fail Bit 39: Reserved Bit 40: 0: Spare Alarm1 fault 1: No Spare Alarm1 fault Bit 41: 0: Spare Alarm2 fault 1: No Spare Alarm2 fault Bit 42: 0: Spare Alarm3 fault 1: No Spare Alarm3 fault Bit 43: 0: Spare Alarm4 fault 1: No Spare Alarm4 fault Bit 44: 0: Spare Alarm5 fault 1: No Spare Alarm5 fault Bit 45: 0: Spare Alarm6 fault 1: No Spare Alarm6 fault Bit 46: Reserved Bit 47: Reserved

<MainsVoltagePH1> <MainsVoltagePH2> <MainsVoltagePH3> <DG1VoltagePH1> <DG1VoltagePH2> <DG1VoltagePH3> <DG2VoltagePH1> Page 22 of 32

<DG2VoltagePH2> <DG2VoltagePH3>

4 bytes each (the value will be till 1 place of decimal). Ex: if voltage is 235.6V then corresponding value will be 2356.

<CurrentPH1> <CurrentPH2> <CurrentPH3> 5 bytes each (the value will be till 1 place of decimal). Ex: 10.6A should be transmitted as 01060 <PFPH1> <PFPH2> <PFPH3> 3 bytes each (the value will be till 2 place of decimal). Ex: 0.99 should be transmitted as 099 <Frequency> 3 bytes (the value will be till 1 place of decimal). Ex: 50.2 should be transmitted as 502 <MainsKWH> <DG1KWH> <DG2KWH> 8 bytes each (the value will be till 2 place of decimal). Ex: 100.64 KWH should be transmitted as 00010064 <MainsRunHr> <DG1RunHr> <DG2RunHr> <PowerPlantBatteryRunHr> 7 bytes each (the value will be till 2 place of decimal). Ex: if runhr is 547.47 hr then corresponding value will be 0054747. <DG1BatteryVoltage> <DG2BatteryVoltage> <PowerPlantBatteryVoltage1> <PowerPlantBatteryVoltage2> 3 bytes each (the value will be till 1 place of decimal). Ex: 13.2 should be transmitted as 132 <DG1Fuel> <DG2Fuel> 3 bytes each. Ex: 25% should be transmitted as 025. Page 23 of 32

<RoomTemperature> 3 bytes each (the value will be till 1 place of decimal). Ex: 30.5 deg C should be transmitted as 305. c) Current Settings Command: Master to Slave #02<String Length>< CommandID ><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (02 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><Date><Time><SiteName><MinumumDGPhaseVoltag e><MaximumDGPhaseVoltage><MinumumMainsPhaseVoltage><MaximumMainsPhaseVoltage><Mi nimumDGBatteryVoltage><MinimumFuelLevel><CTRatio><PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage1>< PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage2><MaximumRoomTemperature><CanopyTemperatureOn><Door OpenOn><CRC8>; <MinumumDGPhaseVoltage> <MinumumMainsPhaseVoltage> <MaximumDGPhaseVoltage> <MaximumMainsPhaseVoltage> : 3bytes Ex: 230V = 230 <CTRatio>: 3 bytes (Ex: for 50 = 050) <Minimum DG Battery Voltage> <PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage1> <PowerPlantBatteryThreshold Voltage2>: 3 bytes Ex: 12.4V =124 <Minimum Fuel Level>: 1 bytes Ex: 4 = 4 <Maximum Room Temperature> 2 bytes Ex: 30 deg = 30 <Canopy Temperature On> <Door Open On>: 1 byte Ex: 1: NO 0: NC d) Configuration Message i. Site Name Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><Site Name><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (03 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><Site Name><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; ii. Minimum DG Phase Voltage Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MinimumDGPhaseVoltage><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (04 for this command). Page 24 of 32

Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><MinimumDGPhaseVoltage><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; iii. Maximum DG Phase Voltage Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MaximumDGPhaseVoltage><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (05 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><MaximumDGPhaseVoltage><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; iv. Mimunum Mains Phase Voltage Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MinimumMainsPhaseVoltage><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (06 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><MinimumMainsPhaseVoltage><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; v. Maximum Mains Phase Voltage Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MaximumMainsPhaseVoltage><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (07 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><MaximumMainsPhaseVoltage><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; vi. Minimum DG Battery Voltage Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MinimumDGBatteryVoltage><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (08 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><MinimumDGBatteryVoltage><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; vii. Minimum Fuel Level Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MinimumFuelLevel><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (09 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><CTRatio><OK/FAIL><CRC8>;

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viii. CT Ratio Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><CTRatio><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (10 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><CTRatio><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; ix. Power Plant Battery Threshold Voltage1 Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID>< PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage1><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (11 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage1><OK/FAIL><C RC8>;

x. Power Plant Battery Threshold Voltage2 Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID>< PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage2><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (12 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><PowerPlantBatteryThresholdVoltage2><OK/FAIL><C RC8>;

xi. Maximum Room Temperature Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><MaximumRoomTemperature><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (13 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><MaximumRoomTemperature><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; xii. Canopy Temperature On Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><CanopyTemperatureOn><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (14 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><CanopyTemperatureOn><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; xiii. Door Open On Page 26 of 32

Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><DoorOpenOn><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (15 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><DoorOpenOn><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; xiv. Set Date Time Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><Date><Time><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (16 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><Date><Time><OK/FAIL><CRC8>; xv. Erase Log Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><CommandID><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (17 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID>< OK/FAIL><CRC8>; e) Log Message i. Fault Log Details Command: Master to Slave #02<StringLength><Command ID><CRC8>; <CommandID>: 2 bytes (18 for this command). Response: Slave to Master #02<StringLength><CommandID><DeviceID><FaultNo><Date><Time><FaultID ><CRC8>; <FaultNo>: 3 bytes 000-end of data, 001----999 (Fault No) ><FaultID>: 2bytes (EX: 00-29) SNo 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Faultname DG1 Battery Low DG1 LLOP DG1 Fail To Start DG1 Fail To Stop DG1 Fuel Low DG1 HCT/HWT DG2 Battery Low DG2 LLOP Page 27 of 32 FaultID 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07

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DG2 Fail To Start DG2 Fail To Stop DG2 Fuel Low DG2 HCT/HWT PP1 Battery below Threshold1 PP1 Battery below Threshold2 PP2 Battery below Threshold1 PP2 Battery below Threshold2 Door Open Room Temperature High Fire PP PFC1 fault PP PFC2 fault PP PFC3 fault PP PFC4 fault PP PFC5 fault PP PFC6 fault PP Output Fail Spare Alarm1 fault Spare Alarm2 fault Spare Alarm3 fault Spare Alarm4 fault Spare Alarm5 fault Spare Alarm6 fault

08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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Annexure B Multi Input Modem Unit Specifications

Introduction Multi Input Modem Unit (MIMU) is a device which can communicate with two devices at BTS site through RS-232 port and collect periodic as well as alarm data from them for remote logging to server through GPRS (preferable mode) or SMS (in absence of GPRS). It should have provision of two GPRS enabled SIMs , one of BSNL and the other of any different service provider. Priority should be given to BSNL GPRS/BSNL SMS/other GPRS/other SMS, while logging data to remote server. The MIMU device should have following specifications: i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) The device should have minimum 2 nos. RS-232 ports external to it for communication with AME, Access controller. The microcontroller should be of capability to support 2 nos. RS-232 ports for communication at minimum baud rate of 9600. The MIMU should have tri-band GSM/GPRS modem for remote data transfer to server. The MIMU should have provision of using two SIMs (one of BSNL and the other belonging to a different service provider) for logging data to server through GSM The device should operate from 12V/48V DC. It should have 16x2 alphanumeric LCD display operate up to max 70 deg C without blackout.

RS232 #1
AME Controller

LCD Tri band GSM/GPRS Modem 32-bit MCU

RS232 #2
Access Controller

RS232 #3
spare

RS232 #4
Spare

RS232 #5
Spare

Fig. 1: Block Diagram of Multi Input Modem Unit (Master) Figure 1 shows the block diagram of MIMU. In the block diagram MIMU is being referred as Master because all communication between MIMU and peripheral device (AME Controller and Access Control Unit (ACU) is initiated by MIMU only. For the same reason all the peripheral device will be referred as Slave. Page 29 of 32

2. Communication Protocol Master controller communicates with each connected device through RS-232. The MIMU poll all connected devices continuously and capture alarm as well as periodic data from them for transmission through GPRS/SMS mode. All commands should have following format: #<DeviceType><command ID><String Length> <Data Packet><CRC 8-bit>

< DeviceType >: It signifies the type of device attached to particular RS232 port. The detail of the same is given in Table 1. S.No. 1. 3. Device Name AME Controller Access Controller Device Type 0x02 0x04

Table 1: Device Type Table

a) AME Commands AME controller should be connected to RS232 port 1 of MIMU. MIMU communicates with AME controller through protocol described in AME protocol document. MIMU sends 3 types of commands to AME controller: a) Periodic Data Query As per document, data will be sent to server on regular basis as per defined interval, or in case some faults or alarms occurred. b) Reading Current Settings MIMU should send the data to the server twice a day and also when some changes in setting take place in the device through Computer/Laptop. c) Configuration MIMU should be able to receive configuration SMS from TOC and do the necessary configuration in the AME. It should also acknowledge the TOC for the same through SMS. The format for configuration and acknowledgement is as defined in the AME protocol document.

b) Access Controller Commands Access controller should be connected to RS232 port 2 of MIMU. MIMU sends 3 types of commands to Access controller on RS-232: a) Periodic Data Query As per document, data will be sent to server on regular basis as per defined interval, or in case some event occurred. b) Reading Current Settings MIMU should send the data to the server twice a day and also when some changes in setting take place in the device through Computer/Laptop. c) Configuration MIMU should be able to receive configuration SMS from TOC and do the necessary configuration in the AME. It should also acknowledge the TOC for the same through SMS. The format for configuration and acknowledgement is as defined in the Access Control protocol document. Page 30 of 32

3. Modem Setting Protocol f) Change Time Interval for Data logging Command #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<TimeInterval>; <DeviceType>: 2bytes (07 for MIMU) <commandID>: 2bytes (01 for this command) <Password>: Maximum 16 bytes <TimeInterval>: 3 bytes (in minutes) (030 corresponds to 30 minutes) Response #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<TimeInterval>:<OK/FAIL>; <OK/FAIL>: 0: Fail 1:OK g) Change Server SMS Logger Number Command #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<SimUsed>:<SMSLoggerNumber>; <commandID>: 2bytes (02 for this command) <SimUsed>: 1bytes 0: primary (BSNL) 1: secondary <SMSLoggerNumber>: Maximum 13 bytes (Ex: +919923456789) Response #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<SimUsed>:<SMSLoggerNumber>:<OK/FAIL>; <OK/FAIL>: 0: Fail 1:OK h) Change Server IP and Port Command #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<SimUsed>:<IP>:<Port>; <commandID>: 2bytes (03 for this command) <IP/ServerAddr>: Maximum 32 bytes <Port>: Maximum 5 bytes

Response #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<SimUsed>:<IP>:<Port>:<OK/FAIL>; Page 31 of 32

<OK/FAIL>: 0: Fail 1:OK i) Change DNS Command #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<SimUsed>:<DNS>; <commandID>: 2bytes (04 for this command) <DNS>: Maximum 15 bytes Response #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<SimUsed>:<DNS>:<OK/FAIL>; <OK/FAIL>: 0: Fail 1:OK j) Change GPRS Setting (APN, Username, Password) Command #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<SimUsed>:<APN>:<UserID>:<ApnPassword >; <commandID>: 2bytes (05 for this command) < APN >: Maximum 32 bytes <UserID>: Maximum 16 bytes <ApnPassword>: Maximum 16 bytes Response #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<APN>:<UserID>:<Password>; <OK/FAIL>: 0: Fail 1:OK k) Change password Command #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<Password>:<NewPassword>; <commandID>: 2bytes (06 for this command) Response #<DeviceType>:<commandID>:<NewPassword>:<OK/FAIL>; <OK/FAIL>: 0: Fail 1:OK

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