RadioFrame Networks Inc MCSERIESHP10 User Manual
MC-Series High-Power System
Pre-Installation
998--01 Rev X1
RadioFrame Networks, Inc.
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• Installing T1 cabling
• Installing a GPS antenna system
• Installing facility alarms
• Adding HVAC
• Installing a GPS antenna system
• Installing facility alarms
• Adding HVAC
3.3 MC-Series High-Power System Installation Kit
RadioFrame Networks provides the materials listed in Table 20 in an installation kit
shipped with the MC-Series High-Power system.
shipped with the MC-Series High-Power system.
Table 20 Installation Kit Materials List
Qty
Item
Usage
2
GPS surge arrestors, 2.4 GHz bulkhead N-type, inline
TOR
2
RG58/U, 1 meter coax cable, BNC M to BNC M
BIC to iSC
2
LMR-195-PVC, 84” cable, N-type
iSC to GPS at TOR
20
10/32 Philips thread cutting screw
mounting non-RFN HW in rack
4
Lifting eyelet bolt
cabinet installation
1
Non-disposable ESD wrist strap
ESD prevention
1
Cabinet manufacturer’s installation manual
mounting cabinet
4
SMA terminators
spares for RF shelf reconfigurations
3.4 iDEN Configuration
Plan to set up the MC-Series system according to the base radio (BR) parameters
specified in the site datafill for the site, including 800/900 MHz, sectorization, cabinet,
position and Quad. Corresponding parameters will be set using the System Manager
iDEN Configuration page during system set up (section 5.4 “System Setup”). For more
information about site datafill parameter settings, refer to the iDEN OMC-R Configuration
Management Parameters Technical Manual
specified in the site datafill for the site, including 800/900 MHz, sectorization, cabinet,
position and Quad. Corresponding parameters will be set using the System Manager
iDEN Configuration page during system set up (section 5.4 “System Setup”). For more
information about site datafill parameter settings, refer to the iDEN OMC-R Configuration
Management Parameters Technical Manual
, 68P80802E10.
3.4.1 Cabinet and Position Settings
Before bringing up the system, configure cabinet and position settings to match the
datafill BR settings. For more information, refer to section 5.4 “System Setup”.
datafill BR settings. For more information, refer to section 5.4 “System Setup”.
3.4.2 BRs
The MC-Series High-Power system supports both EBRC and WiDEN (Quad BR)
configurations. Quad BRs require multiple RBD2s or an MCRB. An RBD2 can be
assigned as an EBRC or can be a carrier of a Quad. An MCRB can be assigned multiple
EBRCs or a Quad or partial Quad.
configurations. Quad BRs require multiple RBD2s or an MCRB. An RBD2 can be
assigned as an EBRC or can be a carrier of a Quad. An MCRB can be assigned multiple
EBRCs or a Quad or partial Quad.
The MC-Series system also supports EBRCs configured with adjacent channels. Instead
of configuring a quad BR in the datafill, configure EBRCs using adjacent channels (each
adjacent BR is assigned a separate cabinet/position).
of configuring a quad BR in the datafill, configure EBRCs using adjacent channels (each
adjacent BR is assigned a separate cabinet/position).