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IHET7HN12.5 GHz Diversity Access Point

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2.5 GHz Diversity Access Point - FCC ID IHET7HN1 - Nokia Solutions and Networks
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Equipment Class
TNB - Licensed Non-Broadcast Station Transmitter
Date of Grant
Jul 17, 2007
Application Purpose
Original Equipment
Date of Application
Jul 17, 2007
Equipment Note
2.5 GHz Diversity Access Point
Frequency Range
2496.00000000 - 2690.00000000
Company
Nokia Solutions and Networks
Country
United States

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M APPLICANT: MOTOROLA Home & Networks Mobility FCC ID: IHET7HN1 FCC Filing – WAP25400-1 MOTOwi4™ Diversity Access Point @ 2.5 GHz 1 of 1 Users Manual Exhibit 2.5GHz Diversity Access Point AccessPointHardwareInstallation 68P09277A59-8MAY2007 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENT ©2006,2007Motorola,Inc.AllRightsReserved Accuracy Whilereasonableeffortshavebeenmadetoassuretheaccuracyofthisdocument,Motorola,Inc.assumesno liabilityresultingfromanyinaccuraciesoromissionsinthisdocument,orfromuseoftheinformationobtained herein.Motorola,Inc.reservestherighttomakechangestoanyproductsdescribedhereintoimprovereliability, function,ordesign,andreservestherighttorevisethisdocumentandtomakechangesfromtimetotimeincontent hereofwithnoobligationtonotifyanypersonofrevisionsorchanges.Motorola,Inc.doesnotassumeanyliability arisingoutoftheapplicationoruseofanyproduct,software,orcircuitdescribedherein;neitherdoesitconvey licenseunderitspatentrightsortherightsofothers.Itispossiblethatthispublicationmaycontainreferencesto,or informationaboutMotorolaproducts(machinesandprograms),programming,orservicesthatarenotannounced inyourcountry.SuchreferencesorinformationmustnotbeconstruedtomeanthatMotorolaintendstoannounce suchMotorolaproducts,programming,orservicesinyourcountry. Copyrights Thisdocument,Motorolaproducts,and3rdPartySoftwareproductsdescribedinthisdocumentmayinclude ordescribecopyrightedMotorolaandother3rdPartysuppliedcomputerprogramsstoredinsemiconductor memoriesorothermedia.LawsintheUnitedStatesandothercountriespreserveforMotorola,itslicensors,and other3rdPartysuppliedsoftwarecertainexclusiverightsforcopyrightedmaterial,includingtheexclusiveright tocopy,reproduceinanyform,distributeandmakederivativeworksofthecopyrightedmaterial.Accordingly, anycopyrightedmaterialofMotorola,itslicensors,orthe3rdPartysoftwaresuppliedmaterialcontainedinthe Motorolaproductsdescribedinthisdocumentmaynotbecopied,reproduced,reverseengineered,distributed, mergedormodifiedinanymannerwithouttheexpresswrittenpermissionofMotorola.Furthermore,thepurchase ofMotorolaproductsshallnotbedeemedtogranteitherdirectlyorbyimplication,estoppel,orotherwise,any licenseunderthecopyrights,patentsorpatentapplicationsofMotorolaorother3rdPartysuppliedsoftware, exceptforthenormalnon-exclusive,royaltyfreelicensetousethatarisesbyoperationoflawinthesaleofa product. Alistof3rdPartysuppliedsoftwarecopyrightsarecontainedintheSupplementalinformationsectionofthis document. Restrictions Softwareanddocumentationarecopyrightedmaterials.Makingunauthorizedcopiesisprohibitedbylaw.Nopart ofthesoftwareordocumentationmaybereproduced,transmitted,transcribed,storedinaretrievalsystem,or translatedintoanylanguageorcomputerlanguage,inanyformorbyanymeans,withoutpriorwrittenpermission ofMotorola,Inc. LicenseAgreements ThesoftwaredescribedinthisdocumentisthepropertyofMotorola,Incanditslicensors.Itisfurnishedbyexpress licenseagreementonlyandmaybeusedonlyinaccordancewiththetermsofsuchanagreement. HighRiskMaterials Components,units,or3rdPartyproductsusedintheproductdescribedhereinareNOTfault-tolerantandareNOT designed,manufactured,orintendedforuseason-linecontrolequipmentinthefollowinghazardousenvironments requiringfail-safecontrols:theoperationofNuclearFacilities,AircraftNavigationorAircraftCommunication Systems,AirTrafficControl,LifeSupport,orWeaponsSystems(HighRiskActivities).Motorolaanditssupplier(s) specificallydisclaimanyexpressedorimpliedwarrantyoffitnessforsuchHighRiskActivities. Trademarks MotorolaandtheStylizedMLogoareregisteredintheUSPatent&TrademarkOffice.Allotherproductorservice namesarethepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners. TheCEmarkconfirmsMotorola,Inc.statementofcompliancewithEUdirectivesapplicabletothisproduct.Copies oftheDeclarationofComplianceandinstallationinformationinaccordancewiththerequirementsofEN50385can beobtainedfromthelocalMotorolarepresentativeorbycontactingtheCustomerNetworkResolutionCenter (CNRC).The24hourtelephonenumbersarelistedathttps://mynetworksupport.motorola.com.SelectCustomer NetworkResolutionCentercontactinformation.AlternativelyifyoudonothaveaccesstoCNRCorthe internet,contacttheLocalMotorolaOffice. PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 Table of Contents Contents ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ AccessPointHardwareInstallation Revisionhistory.........................................2 Versioninformation.....................................2 ResolutionofServiceRequests...............................2 IncorporationofChangeNotices...............................2 Generalinformation.......................................3 Purpose...........................................3 Crossreferences.......................................3 Textconventions.......................................4 ContactingMotorola.......................................5 24–hoursupport.......................................5 Questionsandcomments..................................5 Errors............................................5 Securityadvice..........................................6 Warnings,cautions,andnotes..................................7 Warnings...........................................7 Cautions...........................................7 Notes............................................7 Safety..............................................8 Generalsafety........................................8 Electromagneticenergy...................................8 Caringfortheenvironment...................................9 InEUcountries.......................................9 Innon-EUcountries.....................................9 CMMlabelinganddisclosuretable...............................10 Motoroladocumentset.....................................11 OrderingdocumentsandCD-ROMs.............................11 Documentbannerdefinitions................................11 Dataencryption.......................................11 Supplementalinformation....................................12 ThirdPartycomputersoftwareandtrademarks.......................12 FCCRequi…

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AccessPointHardwareInstallationAccessPointEquipmentIdentication Figure1-3BCUHardware ti-cdma-04197.eps Alarm Card Fan Tray BCU Chassis I/O Panel Wall/Pole Mount Bracket Heater Circuit Breaker CardModem Card CardController Card PSU ti-cdma-04197.eps Alarm Card Fan Tray BCU Chassis I/O Panel Wall/Pole Mount Bracket Heater Circuit Breaker CardModem Card CardController Card PSU 68P09277A59-81-9 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointEquipmentIdenticationChapter1:Introduction RFHeadHardwareIdentication TheDiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyconsistsofatwoantennaelementusinga singleradomeanda(oneTransmit/ReceiveRFModule(RFHead)). Figure1-4DAPRFHeadHardware ti-cdma-04168.eps RF Head DC Power Fiber Optic RF Connector Ground Radome RF Connector Access Panel Connector Connector Location 1-1068P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 Chapter 2 SitePreparation ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 68P09277A59-82-1 MAY2007PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENT SitePreparationOverviewChapter2:SitePreparation SitePreparationOverview ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ Overview Thischapterprovidestheproceduresandinformationtoverifythatthesiteisreadyfor equipmentinstallation.Italsoprovidesprocedurestoensurethesafetyoftheinstallation personnel,protecttheequipmentfromdamage,andverifythesitelayoutparameters. Everyeffortshouldbemadetoprovideasafeworkingenvironmentforallinstallation andservicepersonnel. Installation ThisBaseControlUnit(BCU)maybeinstalledindoorsoroutdoors.TheRFHeadisinstalled outdoors.Thesitepreparationdependsonthetypeofinstallationandthesitecharacteristics. SiteManager Thesitemanageristhepersoninchargeofandresponsibleforthefullsite. VericationandProcedures Verificationstypicallyhavetheinstallercheckwiththesitemanagerthataconditionhasbeen previouslycheckedorprocedurepreviouslyperformedandmeetsastatedspecification. Inspectionstypicallyhavetheinstallerpersonallycheckingthataconditionoritemmeets statedspecifications. Theverificationsandproceduresprovidedinthischapterare: •Internalsiteinspections •Preparingsiteforthearrivalofequipment •Sitelayoutverification 2-268P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationPrepareSiteforEquipmentArrival PrepareSiteforEquipmentArrival ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ Description Thisinformationcoversvarioustopicsnotallofwhichareneededateverysite.Basedonthe sitecharacteristicsexecutethestepsthatapplytoyoursite.Beforeinstallingtheequipment,do thefollowingtoensurethesafetyofinstallationpersonnelandtoprotecttheequipment. EquipmentArrival Beforetheequipmentarrives,indicatetothetransportcompanyanareaatthesitewherethe equipmentcanbeunloadedand,ifnecessary,unpacked.Theequipmentshouldbecarefully deliveredtothesite,alongwithallequipmentdolliesandpaddingrequiredtosafelymovethe equipmentfromtheunloadingareatothecellsite.Thefollowingshouldalsobeprovided, outdoorweatherprotection,temporarylightingandpowerforlightingandpowertools. ProceduretoPreparetheSitefortheEquipment Procedure2-1ProceduretoPreparetheSitefortheBTS 1 Consultwithsitemanager. 2 Locatethedemarcationblocksforexternalutilities. VerifythattheyareshownontheSiteEngineeringdocuments,and determinetherequiredcableroutingbacktotheequipmentframes. 3 Verifythefollowing: •ACpowerisavailableandmeetsthesitedocumentationspecifications •Poleand/orwallmountingstructuresareadequate •Outdoorcablerunsareinstalledandmeetlocalbuildingcodes •Customerinputterminationtiepointsareavailable •Thereisclearaccesstomovetheequipmenttothedesiredmounting area •Thereissufficientspaceforinstallationandserviceaccesstothe equipment •Customersuppliedsheltersareinstalled 68P09277A59-82-3 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 ShippingandHandlingChapter2:SitePreparation ShippingandHandling ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ Overview ThepurposeofthischapteristodescribehowtheBaseControlUnit(BCU)andRFHeadare packagedforshippingandhowtocorrectlyunpacktheunitsinpreparationforinstallation. HowEquipmentisShipped TheBCUandRFHeadwillbeshippedinseparatecontainersorseparatepallets.The containers,ifusedwilleitherbewoodorcardboard,withpackingmaterialtoprotecttheunits. Ifpalletsareused,theunitswillbewrappedinpackingmaterialandstrappedtothepallet. Plasticwrappingwillbeusedtoencasetheunitsandprovideprotectionaswellassecuringthe unitstothepallets. TheBCUisshippedwithallcards/modulesandinternalcablinginstalled. TheRFHeadisshippedfullyassembled. HowEquipmentArrives Beforetheequipmentarrives,indicatetothetransportcompanyanareaatthesitewherethe equipmentcanbeunloadedand,ifnecessary,unpacked.Theequipmentshouldbecarefully deliveredtothesite,alongwithallequipmentdolliesandpaddingrequiredtosafelymovethe equipmentfromtheunloadingareatothecellsite.Thesiteshouldalsohavethefollowingitems available:outdoorweatherprotectionandpowerfortemporarylightingandpowertools. Unpacking Theunpackingprocessrequiresthatthefollowingproceduresbecompletedintheordershown: 1.Unpacktheshippingcontainer 2.Inventorytheshippingcontainer 3.Inspectequipmentfordamage RecommendedTools ThetoolsinTable2-1arerecommendedtoassistinopeningthecontainershousingthe equipment.TinsnipsKnife,boxcutter,orscissors 2-468P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationShippingandHandling Table2-1RecommendedUnpackingTools Qty Description 1Tinsnips 1 Knife,boxcutter,scissors UnpackingDiagrams Thefollowingdiagramsshowhowtounpacktheequipment. Figure2-1ShrinkWrappedShipment ti-cdma-04922.eps ti--cdma--05734.eps Pallet Container DAP Container Boxes are shrinkwrapped to pallet Pole Mount Bracket Container BCU Container 68P09277A59-82-5 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 ShippingandHandlingChapter2:SitePreparation Figure2-2CardboardShippingContainer ti-cdma-04922.eps ti--cdma--04169.eps WoodCrate Styrofoam Packing (See note 1) Styrofoam Packing Cardboard Box BCU NOTE: 1.Normallythisstyrofoam packingisattachedtothe pallet.itisshownex…

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AccessPointHardwareInstallationCustomerDenedInput/OutputCables OutputPinsTable3-13liststhepinoutsfortheCustomerDefinedOutputconnectors1-2 and3-4. Table3-13CustomerDenedOutputConnectorPins1–2and3–4 PinNumberDescriptionPinNumberDescription Connector1–2Connector3–4 1 CustomerDefinedOutput1NC 1 CustomerDefinedOutput3NC 2 CustomerDefinedOutput1C 2 CustomerDefinedOutput3C 3 CustomerDefinedOutput1NO 3 CustomerDefinedOutput3NO 4 CustomerDefinedOutput2NC 4 CustomerDefinedOutput4NC 5 CustomerDefinedOutput2C 5 CustomerDefinedOutput4C 6 CustomerDefinedOutput2NO 6 CustomerDefinedOutput4NO 68P09277A59-83-19 MAY2007PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENT CustomerDenedInput/OutputCablesChapter3:CableDescriptions 3-2068P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 Chapter 4 AccessPointHardwareInstallation ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 68P09277A59-84-1 MAY2007PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENT InstallationOverviewChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation InstallationOverview ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ Overview ThischapterprovidesproceduresforBaseControlUnit(BCU)andRFHeadinstallationand associatedcabling. Thefollowingitemsarecoveredinthischapter. •AssembletheBCUmountinghardware •AssembletheRFHeadmountinghardware •AttachpowercablestoBCUandRFHead •AttachsignalcablestotheBCUandRFHead •Completetheinstallationcompletionchecklist Verifywithsitemanagerthatwhatcablinghasbeeninstalledandroutedtothelocationofthe BCU.Customersuppliedcablesshouldbeavailableattimeofinstallation. ProcedureOrder TheprocessofinstallingtheBaseControlUnit(BCU)requiresthatthefollowingprocedures becompletedintheordershown: 1.AttachtheBCUmountingbracketassemblytopole/wallormountonplinth. 2.InstallBCU. 3.ConnectEarthGroundCabletoBCU 4.ConnectACorDCpowercable 5.InstallRGPSorLocalGPS(RFGPS)antenna ConnectgroundtoGPS ConnectGPScablestoBCU 6.ConnectEthernetcables 7.ConnectCustomerInput/Outputcables 4-268P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationInstallationOverview RFHeadInstallation TheprocessofinstallingtheRFHeadrequiresthatthefollowingproceduresbecompleted intheordershown: 1.AttachthePoleMountingBracketAssemblytopole 2.InstallRFHead(withsidemountingbracketsattached) 3.ConnectEarthGroundcablebetweenRFHeadandtower 4.ConnectDCpowercablesfromRFHeadtoBCU 5.ConnectFiberOpticcablefromRFHeadtoBCU OtherInstallationInstructions AftertheBCUandRFHeadhavebeeninstalledperformthefollowing: 1.Ifrequired,poweronunits 2.Cleanupsite 3.Fillouttheinstallationcompletionchecklist InstallationKits Thefollowingitemsarethekitsthatmayhavebeenshippedtothesite. •STHX4003—3.5GHzRFHead •STLN6518—3.5GHzRFHeadMountingBracket •SC1666—BaseControlUnit(AC) •STLN6518C—BCUpole/wallMountBracket GPSKits ThefollowingitemsaretheGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)kitsthatmayhavebeenshipped tothesite. •STRG4037—RFGPSModule •CGDSGPSKITF4NM50—RFGPSHead •T472AA—T472AF—RemoteGPSReceiverKit •SGKN4386—RemoteGPSCableKit 68P09277A59-84-3 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 ConnectorLocationsChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation ConnectorLocations ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ BaseControlUnitConnectorLocations Figure4-1showsthelocationofthecableconnectorsontheBCU. RFHeadConnectorLocations RefertoFigure1-4forthelocationofthecableconnectorsontheRFHead. 4-468P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation BaseControlUnitInstallation ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ Overview ThissectioncontainsproceduresforinstallingaBaseControlUnit(BCU).RefertoFigure1-1 foranoverallviewoftheBCU. BCUCompartments Figure4-1andFigure4-2showthetwomajorcompartmentsthatmakeuptheBCU. 68P09277A59-84-5 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Figure4-1BCUCardCageCompartment ti-cdma-04167.eps Circuit Breakers Modem Cards PSU 3 Fan PSU 2 PSU 1 Heater Alarm Card Controller Cards (Outdoor Unit Only) 4-668P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation Figure4-2BCUPowerandCustomerInterfaceCompartment ti-cdma-04174.eps Ethernet connection s RGPS connector behind cover AC Power compartment with cover removed Customer Input / Output connectors RF -GPS Module Electrical TheBCUisdesignedtouse100–240VAC,+27VDC,or–48VDC. IfpoweredbysinglephaseACvoltage(customersupplied),therangeis100/240VAC@50/60 Hz,16Amax.,+20to+30VDC,78Amax.,or-60to-30VDC,38Amax..TheACvoltageis convertedto+54VDCwithinthePowerSupplyModules(PSM). Ifpoweredby+27VDC(customersupplied)therangeis+21to+30VDC.SeeFigure4-11 Ifpoweredby—48VDC(customersupplied)therangeis–60to–40VDC.SeeFigure4-11 68P09277A59-84-7 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation BatteryBackup Batterybackuporassociatedcharging/controlcircuitryfortheACversionoftheBCUisnot supported. DimensionandWeight IftheBCUmustbephysicallyadjusted/moved,Motorolarecommendsthataminimum oftwopeopleperformthisfunction. •Dimension:508mm(20in.)Dx482.6mm(19in.)Wx810.8mm(32in.)H •Weight:68kg(150lbs) Thedimensionmeasurementsdonotincludeconnectors,hinges,handles,orlatches. Environmental TheoperationaltemperaturerangefortheBCUis–40to+55degreescentigrade. OperationalClearances Forproperairflow,theBCUrequiresthefollowingminimumclearances: •Top—101.6mm(4in.) •Front—152.4mm(6in.) •Rear—76.2mm(3in.) •LeftandRight—101.6mm(4in.) 4-868P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation Figure4-3AirFlowClearances ti-cdma-05733.eps Top: 101.6 mm Rear: 76.2 mm Front: 152.4 mmLeft: 101.6 mm (4 in.) (4 in.) (4 in.) (3 in.) Right: 101.6 mm (6 in.) Forproperdooropening,theBCUrequiresthefollowingminimumclearances: •DACSDoor—431.8mm(17in.) •CustomerInterfaceDoor—406.4mm(16in.) •CardCageDoor—406.4mm(16in.) ForproperFiberOpticCablerouting,theBCUrequiresfollowingtheminimumclearance: •FiberOpti…

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BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Figure4-4BCUDoorClearances ti-cdma-05732.eps 305 mm / 457 mm Recommended for Fiber Connection 406 mm Left & Right Door 432 mm DACS Door (16 in.) (17 in.) (12 in.) / (18 in.) ConduitSizes RefertoTable4-1fortheproperconduitsizes. Table4-1ConduitTypesandSizes No.Designation RequiredSizeHoleSize 1 Ethernet1inch(25.4mm)1inch(25.4mm) 2 Power 1–1/4inch(31.75mm)1–1/4inch(31.75mm) 3 FiberOptic None Bulkheadconnector ToolsandMaterials ThefollowingtoolsandmaterialsorequivalentarerequiredtoinstalltheBCU. 4-1068P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation •BucklestrapCuttingTool(MotorolaP/N6604809N01)forpolemountingbracketassembly •SafetyGlasses •13/16BreakawayTorqueWrench38in-lb(4.3N-m) •Chalk •TapeMeasure •ElectricalTape •CrescentWrench •SocketDriver •MetricorStandardSocketSetfor1/4–inor3/8–indriver •PowerDrill •ConcreteandWoodDrillBits •CrimpTool BCUWall/PoleMountingBracketAssemblyInstallation Figure4-5showstheWall/PoleMountingBracketandMountingBracketAssembly. 68P09277A59-84-11 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Figure4-5BCUWall/PoleMountingBracketAssembly ti-cdma-04176.eps BCUMountingBracketAssemblyProcedure PoleMount PerformthefollowingproceduretoinstallthePole/WallMountingBracketAssemblyonapole. OncetheBCUisinstalled,DONOTuseitasastepladder.Itisnotdesignedtosupport apersonhangingfromorstandingontopofit. 4-1268P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation Procedure4-1ProceduretoInstallMountingBracketAssemblyonaPole 1 Slidenon–buckleendofstrapthroughopeningsinPoleMountingBracket Assembly. 2 SetPoleMountingBracketAssemblywithstrapsatthedesiredheight. Initialheightisdeterminedbycustomer.ThebottomoftheBCU isaminimumof1meterfromtheground.AdjustPole/Wall MountingBracketAssemblytoaccountforthisminimumdistance. 3 Wrapstraparoundthepole,slidenon–buckleend throughstraploopandaroundthepoleagain. Slideendthroughstraploopandpullsnug. 4 AttachBucklestrapCuttingTool(slidestrapthroughopeningsintool, pullgripperlevertoslidestrapintospindlehead),slidetooltowards buckle.Placecuttingtoolendoftoolasclosetothebuckleaspossible. Thestrapcanbecuttoamoremanageablelengthpriortousing thetool.BucklestrapCuttingToolisaratchetspindleandcutter inone. 5 Turnspindleclockwiseuntilstrapistight. Bendtheexcessstrapovertightenedstrap,cutstrap,foldthecuttabinto thebuckle,thenclosebuckle. 6 Usingthetoolbendthestrapovertowardsthebuckle. Removetoolanduseahammertobendthestrapmore. 7 Usethehammertobendbuckletabsoverstrap. Useelectricaltapetocoveroverthebuckleandstraps. 8 Performstep3throughstep8,fortheremainingstraps. 9 IfnotalreadyattachedtoBCU,attachMountingBrackettoBCUusingnine M6boltsandwashers(RefertoFigure4-5).Torqueboltsto30in–lbs(3.4 N–m). 68P09277A59-84-13 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation WallMount PerformthefollowingproceduretoinstallthePole/WallMountingBracketAssemblyonawall. Procedure4-2ProceduretoInstallMountingBracketAssemblyonaWall 1 DeterminetheheightatwhichtheBaseControlUnit(BCU)willbemounted. Makesurethewalliscapableofsupportingtheweight,checkwithSite Manager. 2 UsetheWallMountingBracketasatemplatetolayoutthenineholelocations. 3 Drillstarterholesfortheanchorboltsatthelocationsmarked. 4 SecureWallMountingBrackettowallusingnine M6boltsandwashers.RefertoFigure4-5. Torqueboltsto30in-lbs(3.4N-m). 5 MountBCUontoWallMountingBracketandsecureinplace. InstallingtheBCU FollowthestepsinProcedure4-3toinstalltheBaseControlUnit(BCU). Procedure4-3ProceduretoInstallthePoleMountBCU 1 PerformtheprocedureforattachingthePoleMountingBracketAssemblydescribedin Procedure4-1. 2 MounttheBCUontothemountingbracketandsecureusing12screws.RefertoFigure4-5). ItisrecommendedthataminimumoftwopeopleattachtheBCUonthepole mountingbracket. 3 BCUisreadyforcabling.ProceedtoProcedure4-6. PerformProcedure4-4tofloormounttheBCUonaconcretepad. Procedure4-4InstallingtheBCUPlinthonConcrete 1 Positiontheplinthinthedesiredposition. 2 Marktheholelocationsonthefloorusingtheplinthasatemplate. Continued 4-1468P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation Procedure4-4InstallingtheBCUPlinthonConcrete(Continued) 3 Setasidetheplinthanddrillholeswhereholelocationsaremarked. 4 Ensurethatisolationpadisaffixedtobottom ofeachbracket.Setplinthoverholes. Secureplinthtofloorusingoneflatisolationwasherand oneHilti—Bolt(HSL-3M8/20)each.Torqueboltsto65ft-lbs(8.8N-m) SeeFigure4-7. 5 Verifythatplinthissecuredtofloor. 6 IfleftandrightbracketshavenotbeenpreviouslyattachedtoBCUunderside, securebracketstoundersideofBCUusingfourbolts,nuts,andwasherseach. Torqueboltsto10ft-lbs(13.6N-m).SeeFigure4-8 7 IfBCUalreadyhasleftandrightbracketsattachedtoitsunderside,setthe BCUontotheplinthandsecureinplaceusingeightscrews.Torquethe screwsto10ft-lbs(13.6N-m).SeeFigure4-8 TheBCUcanonlybesetontheplinthinonedirection.The CustomerInterfaceCompartmentseatsoverthenotchedendof theplinth. 68P09277A59-84-15 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Procedure4-4InstallingtheBCUPlinthonConcrete(Continued) 8 BCUisreadyforcabling.ProceedtoProcedure4-6 Figure4-6BCUPlinth ti-cdma-04175.eps 4-1668P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationBaseControlUnitInstallation Figure4-7MountingBoltConguration(Concrete) ti-cdma-05742.eps CONCRETE PAD CONCRETE HILTI-BOLT HSL-3M 8/20 LARGE FLAT WASHER MOUNTING BRACKET ISOLATION PAD PLINTH (AFFIXED TO BRACKET) OPTIONAL ISOLATION WASHER 68P09277A59-84-17 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 BaseControlUnitInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Figure4-8BCUAttachmenttoPlinth ti-cdma-05744.eps BCU Plinth Right Bracket Left Bracket Isolation Pads (Affixed to bottom of brackets) PerformProcedure4-…

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CustomerInput/OutputCablingInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Procedure4-12ProceduretoInstalltheCustomerDenedInput/OutputCables 1 Ifnotalreadyopen,opentheCustomerInterfaceCompartment. Ifnotalreadydone,removeconduitplugfromaccesshole. 2 RoutetheCustomerDefinedInput(CDI)Cable1–2throughconduittothe undersideoftheBCU,throughtheaccesshole,anduptotheconnector labeledCUST.INPUT1–2 3 Performstep2forCDICable3–4. 4 RoutetheCustomerDefinedOutput(CDO)Cable1–4throughconduitto theundersideoftheBCU,throughtheaccesshole,anduptotheconnector labeledCUST.OUTPUT1–4 5 Performstep4forCDOCables5–8,9–12,and13–16. 6 Ensureagoodconnection. CloseandlockCustomerInterfacecompartment. 4-3468P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationDiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyInstallation DiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssembly Installation ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ Overview ThissectioncontainstheproceduresforinstallingtheDiversityAccessPointRFHeadAssembly whichiscomprisedoftheRFHeadandantennaradome.RefertoFigure1-2foranoverall viewoftheDAP. DAPRFHead RefertoFigure1-4forthemajorcomponentsoftheDAPRFHead. ElectricalRequirements TheRFHeadisdesignedtouse40to59VDC(nominal+54VDC)suppliedthroughtheBase ControlUnit(BCU). Environmental TheoperationaltemperaturerangefortheRFHeadis–20to+55degreescentigrade. DimensionsandWeight •Dimension:228.6mm(9in)Wx712mm(28in)Hx406.4mm(16in)D •Weight:25.4kg(56lbs) Thedimensionmeasurementsdonotincludeconnectors,hinges,handles,orlatches. ConduitSizes RefertoTable4-2forconduitsizes. 68P09277A59-84-35 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 DiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Table4-2ConduitRequirements No.Designation RequiredSize 1 Power 1–1/4inch 2 FiberOptic None ToolsandMaterials •MountingBracketAssembly •U-bolts •Setofmetricsockets(3/8–inor1/4–indrivers) •Setofstandardsockets(3/8–inor1/4–indrivers) •Socket3/8–inor1/4–indriver •TorqueDriver •CordlessPowerDriver •GroundLug •CrimpTool •T30TorxScrewDriver •AdjustableCrescentWrench •Tie-wrapsofvaryinglengths U-BoltSpecications TheU-boltissuppliedbytheCustomer.ReferenceFigure4-17andtodeterminetheproper U-bolttouse.Polemountingbracketisdesignedtouse3/8–inchhardware. 4-3668P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationDiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyInstallation Figure4-17U-BoltSizing ti-cdma-05727.eps C B Table4-3DAPU-BoltSizing Nominal PipeSize PipeOD MinimumDimension B MaximumDimension B Minimum DimensionC (in)(in)(mm)(in)(mm)(in)(mm)(in)(mm) 22.37560.333.88698.704.886124.100.615 2.52.87573.034.429112.505.429137.900.615 33.50088.905.098129.506.098154.900.615 DimensionBmaximumallowableincreaseis1inch(25.4mm).Thiswillresultina correspondingincreaseindimensionCinordertomaintainproperclampingforce RFHeadAssemblyInstallationProcedure FollowthestepsinProcedureA-1toinstalltheRFHeadAssemblyincludingmainSupport BracketAssembly. 68P09277A59-84-37 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 DiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation ThefollowingprocedureisbasedontheRFHeadarrivingalreadyassembled.Ifthe RFheadmustbeassembledatthesitethenfollowtheprocedureinAppendixA AlternateRFHeadInstallationProcedure. Figure4-18RFHeadAssembly ti-cdma-05725.eps Adjust Retention Brackets slots upward to align with side mounting bracket slots Procedure4-13ProceduretoInstallRFHeadAssembly Continued 4-3868P09277A59-8 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 AccessPointHardwareInstallationDiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyInstallation 1 FromRFHeadMainSupportBracketAssembly,removenutsandwashers frombothendsoftheU-bolts. 2 SetRFHeadMainSupportBracketAssemblyatthedesiredlocationon thepole. 3 SlidefirstU-boltaroundpoleandthroughtopslotsofRFHeadMain SupportBracketAssembly.SlidewashersoverthreadedendsofU-bolt. ThreadnutsonU-boltandhandtighten. 4 SlidesecondU-boltaroundpoleandthroughbottomslotsofMain SupportBracketAssembly.SlidewashersoverthreadedendsofU-bolt. ThreadnutsonU-boltandhandtighten. 5 AlignMainSupportBracketAssemblyonpoletodesireddirectionand tightennutsusingasocketwrench.Torquenutsto24.ft-lbs(32.5N-m). 6 OntheinsideoftheBaseControlUnit(BCU)CustomerInterface Compartmentarecolorcodedstickersandmatchingtie-wraps. ThecolorsarematchedtotheRFHeadDCpowercables.The colorsareasfollows: •RFU1=RED •RFU2=BLUE •RFU3=YELLOW •RFU4=GREEN Removetheappropriatecolorstickerandapplyittothe undersideoftheRFHead.Usetheappropriatetie-wrapsto identifytheDCpowercablesandtheFiberOpticcables. ForExample: ThefirstRFHeadusedwouldhavethepowerconnectoridentifiedwiththe REDsticker,andthepowerandfibercableswouldbetaggedwith theREDtie-wraps. 7 AttachRFcablesbetweenRadomeandRFHead.Torquenutsto38in-lbs (4.3N-m). 8 Attachsolarshield. Insertmushroomheadknobsnearbottomofshield intokeyholeslotsonsidesofmountingbracket. Slidesolarshieldintopositionoverhandle andintoslotsontopofmountingbracket. Tightenscrewstosecureshieldtobrackets. 9 PreparetheRFHeadforhoisting. AttachcarabinertohandleofRFHead. Usetheblockandtackletocarefullyhoist(socableswillnotbedamaged) theRFHeadAssemblyuptothetower.Proceedtostep10. Continued 68P09277A59-84-39 PRELIMINARY-UNDERDEVELOPMENTMAY2007 DiversityAccessPoint(DAP)RFHeadAssemblyInstallationChapter4:AccessPointHardwareInstallation Procedure4-13ProceduretoInstallRFHeadAssembly(Continued) 10 SlidetheRFHeadintothesidemountingbracketandretentionbracket slots.SeeFigureA-3 11 EnsurethattheRFHeadisproperlymountedanditsmovement isnotobstructed.Toadjustthetilt(up/downangle)loosentwo M6screwsoneachsideofunitusinga10mmsocketorcrescent wrench.Rangeofmotionis25degreesfromhorizontal.The retentionbracketservesasanindicatorofthetiltindegrees. WhenRFHeadissetatthedesiredposition,tightencaptive boltsonretentionbracket.Torqueboltsto45in-lbs(5.0N-m). Tightencaptivescrewsatpivotoneachsideofunitto secureRFHead.Torquescrewsto45in-lbs(5.0N-m). 12 ProceedtoProcedure4-14forRFHeadDCPowerCableconn…

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Contact Information

Applicant

Steve Mitchell
[email protected]972-936-7500Fax: 972-936-7273

Test Firm

Nemko USA, Inc.Tom Tidwell
[email protected]9724369600Fax: 9724362667

Technical Specifications

#Rule PartsFrequency RangePower OutputEmissionTolerance
4272.50 GHz - 2.69 GHz2 W5M50W7D1.5 ppm
Confidentiality
Long Term
Grant Notes
Power listed is conducted. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be fixed-mounted on outdoor permanent structures. RF exposure compliance is addressed at the time of licensing, as required by the responsible FCC Bureau(s), including antenna co-location requirements of �1.1307(b)(3). For indoor configurations the antenna(s) used for this transmitter are to be fixed-mounted on indoor permanent structures providing a separation distance of at least 93 cm from all persons during normal operation. RF exposure compliance may need to be addressed at the time of licensing, as required by the responsible FCC Bureau(s), including antenna co-location requirements of �1.1307(b)(3).

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