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    Ahega Ahegb FRHG Cabling PDF

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    The document describes cabling configurations for different radio remote head (RRH) models with 2, 4 antenna ports. It provides examples of cabling the antenna ports for an AHEGA RRH with either 2 or 4 available ports to support different frequency bands like GSM1800, UMTS2100. Similarly, it outlines cabling of the 4 ports on an AHEGB RRH or double cross cabling for a 4-port FRHG Flexi RRH. The document explains how to cable the antenna ports to the RRH depending on the frequency band and number of available ports.

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    Ahega Ahegb FRHG Cabling PDF

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    The document describes cabling configurations for different radio remote head (RRH) models with 2, 4 antenna ports. It provides examples of cabling the antenna ports for an AHEGA RRH with either 2 or 4 available ports to support different frequency bands like GSM1800, UMTS2100. Similarly, it outlines cabling of the 4 ports on an AHEGB RRH or double cross cabling for a 4-port FRHG Flexi RRH. The document explains how to cable the antenna ports to the RRH depending on the frequency band and number of available ports.

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    The document describes cabling configurations for different radio remote head (RRH) models with 2, 4 antenna ports. It provides examples of cabling the antenna ports for an AHEGA RRH with either 2 or 4 available ports to support different frequency bands like GSM1800, UMTS2100. Similarly, it outlines cabling of the 4 ports on an AHEGB RRH or double cross cabling for a 4-port FRHG Flexi RRH. The document explains how to cable the antenna ports to the RRH depending on the frequency band and number of available ports.

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    Ahega Ahegb FRHG Cabling PDF

    Uploaded by

    Robert
    The document describes cabling configurations for different radio remote head (RRH) models with 2, 4 antenna ports. It provides examples of cabling the antenna ports for an AHEGA RRH with either 2 or 4 available ports to support different frequency bands like GSM1800, UMTS2100. Similarly, it outlines cabling of the 4 ports on an AHEGB RRH or double cross cabling for a 4-port FRHG Flexi RRH. The document explains how to cable the antenna ports to the RRH depending on the frequency band and number of available ports.

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    The document discusses different antenna cabling configurations for radio remote heads including AHEGA, AHEGB and FRHG. It describes 4-port and 2-port cabling diagrams and examples of each.

    The document describes 4-port and 2-port cabling configurations for the AHEGA, AHEGB and FRHG. It provides diagrams and examples for each configuration.

    The document states that the AHEGA configuration is commonly used in rural sites with GSM1800 or UMTS2100 networks, and also for in-building distributed antenna systems with GSM1800 and/or UMTS2100 networks.

    AirScale RRH AHEGA (2T4R B1/3 240 W) – Four Ports Cabling

    Example of AHEGA four ports cabling


    AHEGA four ports cabling:
    RRH ANT1 – Antenna port Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT2 – Antenna port Y1 -45°
    RRH ANT3 – Antenna port Y2 -45° Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT4 – Antenna port Y2 +45°

    Y1 -45°
    AHEGA usage:
    • Rural sites with GSM1800 OR
    Y2 +45°
    UMTS2100

    Y2 -45°
    AirScale RRH AHEGA (2T4R B1/3 240 W) – Two Ports Cabling
    Example of AHEGA two ports cabling (e.g. just two antenna ports available
    for UMTS2100)
    AHEGA two ports cabling:
    RRH ANT1 – Antenna port Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT2 – Not connected
    RRH ANT3 – Antenna port Y1 -45° Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT4 – Not connected

    Y1 -45°
    AHEGA usage:
    • Rural sites with GSM1800 OR
    Y2 +45°
    UMTS2100
    • In-building DAS with GSM1800
    OR/AND UMTS2100
    Y2 -45°
    AirScale RRH AHEGB (4T4R B1/3 320W) – Four Ports Cabling

    Example of AHEGB four ports cabling


    AHEGB four ports cabling:
    RRH ANT1 – Antenna port Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT2 – Antenna port Y1 -45°
    RRH ANT3 – Antenna port Y2 -45° Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT4 – Antenna port Y2 +45°

    Y1 -45°
    AHEGB usage:
    • All city sites with GSM1800
    Y2 +45°
    AND/OR UMTS2100
    • All rural sites with GSM1800
    AND UMTS2100
    Y2 -45°
    Flexi RRH FRGH (4-pipe 2600 MHz 160W) – Double Cross Antenna Cabling

    Example of Double Cross Cabling for FRHG


    FRHG Double Cross Cabling:
    RRH ANT1 – Antenna port Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT2 – Antenna port Y2 -45°
    RRH ANT3 – Antenna port Y1 -45° Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT4 – Antenna port Y2 +45°

    Y1 -45°

    Y2 +45°

    Y2 -45°
    Flexi RRH FRGH (4-pipe 2600 MHz 160W) – Two Ports Antenna Cabling
    Example of two ports cabling for FRHG (e.g. just two antenna ports
    available for 2600 MHz)
    FRHG cabling for case with just two
    ports connection (MIMO 2x2):
    RRH ANT1 – Antenna port Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT2 – Not connected Y1 +45°
    RRH ANT3 – Antenna port Y1 -45°
    RRH ANT4 – Not connected
    Y1 -45°

    Y2 +45°

    Y2 -45°

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