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3 base station cable delay measurement – Nortel Networks DCT1900 User Manual

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Technical Product Manual - DCT1900

Installation Instructions, Base Station – KRC 101 1371

16-4

Install-DCT1900/R8/mw

© 2000-2005

The cable set, NTM/TSRNB 101 29, that connects the CLU/SLU to the MDF brings out the three
pairs mentioned above: SC0, SC1, and EPP. Refer to Fig. 21-3, 66 Block Diagram in Chapter 21
for the pin out of the 66 Block where this cable terminates.

A minimum of -21V DC is required at the Base Station for it to operate. When a Base Station is
located too far away from the Radio Exchange to be powered by the Radio Exchange, then power
can be provided by a local -48V power supply or an AC to 48V DC adaptor. The power supply or
adapter should be placed in the last Intermediate Distribution Frame before the Base Station.
Hook the output of the power supply/adapter to the EPP wires going to the Base Station; DO NOT
connect the EPP wires at the Radio Exchange. Only the two data pairs should go from the Radio
Exchange to the Base Station in this situation. The EPP wires are picked up in the last
Intermediate Distribution Frame where the Base Station’s power source is located.

16.3

Base Station Cable Delay Measurement

The cable delay in each of the cable pairs going to every Base Station must be measured in order
to program the Base Station delays into the system at initialization time. This is necessary in order
to synchronize all Base Stations in the system.

Base Station cable delay may be measured by two methods, ADM or measurement with a TDR
(Time Domain Reflectometer).

ADM, or Automatic cable Delay Measurement, is a feature where the CPU automatically
measures the delay in the cable hooked up to a Base Station. Beginning with the hardware and
software releases listed below, the DCT1900 system can automatically determine the correct Base
Station cable delay. This means that it is no longer mandatory to have a TDR (Time Domain
Reflectometer) on each and every job site to measure the cable delays.

Table 16-2 Minimum Release Requirements to Support ADM

Note:
ADM will not be supported if the system is not comprized of the listed minimum release levels. The
Automatic delay measurement does not work with the CLU boards (REX-BRD0014 or ROFNB 157
11 or ROFNB 157 11/2)

Item

Hardware PN

Rev

Firmware/Software

Application

Firmware PN

Rev

CPU1

REX-BRD0004

R1A

DCT1900 Firmware

Mobility

RYS 105 447

R2A

DCT1900 Firmware

Standalone

RYS 105 657

R2A

CPU2 REX-BRD9033 R1A DCT1900

Firmware

Standalone

CPU2 REX-BRD9034 R1A DCT1900

Firmware

Mobility

SLU

REX-BRD0015

R3B

CLU-S Board Controller

MOB & SA

RYSNB 101 19

R2A

CLU-S

REX-BRD0016

R3A

CLU-S Board Controller

MOB & SA

RYSNB 101 19

R2A

CSM

NTM 201 2087

R2B

Unlicensed

Standalone

LZY 213 1031

R2B

CSM

NTM 201 1813

R2B

Unlicensed

Mobility

LZY 213 903

R2A

CSMW

REX-MCT9023

R3C

UTAM

MOB & SA

CSMW

REX-MCT9022

R3C

International

MOB & SA