SJ-20150203110107-002-ZXSDR B8200 (V1.0) Hardware Installation

ZXSDR B8200
Indoor Baseband Unit

Hardware Installation
Version: V1.0
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Revision History
Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

R1.3 2020-05-30 Add ‘Precautions for Material Receiving’
R1.2 2019-05-20 Added installation precautions
R1.1 2019-03-22 Added equipment installation requirements in "2.1 Envi-
ronment Preparation"
Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason
R1.0 2015-05-30 First edition
Serial Number: SJ-20150203110107-002

Publishing Date: 2020-05-30 (R1.3)
Contents
1 Installation Flow..................................................................................................... 1
2 Installation Preparation......................................................................................... 2
2.1 Precautions for Material Receiving..................................................................................... 2
2.2 Environment Preparation..................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Instruments and Meters List................................................................................................6
2.4 Precautions for cabinet transport........................................................................................ 8
2.5 Installation Precautions........................................................................................................8
3 Unpacking and Inspection.................................................................................. 11
4 Equipment Installation.........................................................................................12
4.1 Installation Scenarios.........................................................................................................12
4.2 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a HUB Cabinet Mounted on a Wall..................................13
4.3 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a Wall-Mounted Bracket.................................................. 20
4.4 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8810 Cabinet...........................................................26
4.5 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8811 Cabinet...........................................................35
4.6 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 Inside a 19-Inch Portal Frame............................................. 45
5 Cable Installation..................................................................................................54
5.1 Overview............................................................................................................................ 54
5.2 Installing PE Cables.......................................................................................................... 60
5.3 Installing Power Cables.....................................................................................................61
5.4 Installing an Ethernet Transmission Cable........................................................................63
5.5 Installing Optical Fibers..................................................................................................... 64
5.6 Installing an SA/SE Board Cable...................................................................................... 66
5.7 Installing the Out-of-Band Clock Cable............................................................................. 68
5.8 Installing a GNSS Jumper.................................................................................................69
6 Installation Check.................................................................................................71
7 Power-On...............................................................................................................72
8 Closure.................................................................................................................. 73
Figures...................................................................................................................... 74
Tables........................................................................................................................78
Glossary....................................................................................................................79
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes how to install the hardware of the ZXSDR B8200.
Intended Audience
 Hardware installation engineers

 Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual
This manual contains the following chapters.
Chapter 1, Installation Flow Describes the installation flow.
Chapter 2, Installation Prepa- Describes the installation preparation.

ration
Chapter 3, Unpacking and In- Describes the goods counting, checking.

spection
Chapter 4, Equipment Instal- Describes the equipment installation in various scenarios.

lation
Chapter 5, Cable Installation Describes how to install external cables.
Chapter 6, Installation Check Describes the check items after the ZXSDR B8200 installation is completed.
Chapter 7, Power-On Describes how to power on the ZXSDR B8200.
Chapter 8, Closure Describes the closure after the ZXSDR B8200 is installed.
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.
Danger: indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Failure to comply will result in death or
serious personal injury.
Warning: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply can result in death or
serious personal injury.
Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply can result in moderate
or minor personal injury.
Notice: indicates equipment or environment safety information. Failure to comply can result in
equipment damage, data loss, equipment performance degradation, environmental contamina-
tion, or other unpredictable results.
Note: provides additional information about a topic.
III
IV
Chapter 1
Installation Flow
Figure 1-1 shows the ZXSDR B8200 installation flow. The actual installation sequence depends
on the actual condition.
Figure 1-1 Installation Flow
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Chapter 2
Installation Preparation
Table of Contents
Precautions for Material Receiving.............................................................................................. 2
Environment Preparation..............................................................................................................3
Instruments and Meters List.........................................................................................................6
Precautions for cabinet transport................................................................................................. 8
Installation Precautions................................................................................................................ 8
2.1 Precautions for Material Receiving

When receiving devices from the warehouse, pay attention to the following:
 Check the storage duration and status of the device.
à Check whether the devices have been stored in the warehouse for more than 1 year. If
the storage time exceeds 1 year, return the devices to the factory for inspection and re-
pair (if you have any questions, dial +86-755-26771900).
à Check each spare part. If the package of any spare part is damaged, or the spare part
has been dropped or hit, or is damp during the storage process, the spare part shall be
sent to ZTE for inspection.
 When receiving devices and accessories from the warehouse, check whether the devices
and accessories are complete based on the material check list.
 When receiving cables, make sure the power cables are long enough. Connecting power
cables in series is prohibited when the cable length is not enough. Connecting power cables
may cause potential safety problems.
 Before installing the ZXSDR B8200, installation engineers should check the installation envi-
ronment and deliver an Environment Acceptance Report. Make sure that the power sup-
ply is available and the installation site meets the installation requirements.
 For devices stored in the warehouse, their packing should not be removed.
 A device with its packing removed must not be placed at anywhere that is exposed to rain or
water. It is recommended that the packing be removed before installation after the device is
transported to the site.
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2 Installation Preparation
2.2 Environment Preparation

Equipment Room Construction Requirements
The acceptance requirements for equipment room construction are as follows:

 The equipment room construction is completed.
 The level floor difference per square meter is not more than 2 mm.
 The floor, walls, ceiling, reserved holes and troughs should meet relevant technical design
requirements.
 It should be prohibited that ground water penetrates the room through holes on the wall. The
trough should be dampproof to prevent the trough from getting too wet and cable moldy.
 The clearance among all hidden tubes, holes, and grounding slot covers should be closed
tightly, its construction material should resist distortion and crack.
 Prepare a temporary room to store installation materials and devices.
Note
High-voltage power wire, strong magnetic field, strong electrical spark as well as other factors that might
damage the equipment room must be kept away from the equipment room.
Equipment Installation Requirements
Installation Precautions Observe the following rules:

 Don't install the BBU in an equipment room that is cooled down naturally.
 Don't install the BBU in an outdoor cabinet that is cooled down naturally.
 To install the BBU in a third-party cabinet, contact ZTE to evaluate risks.
Space Requirement
 Wall-Mounted Installation
If the ZXSDR B8200 is mounted on a wall or installed in a HUB cabinet mounted on a wall, it
is recommended that a sufficient installation space is reserved to facilitate maintenance, ca-
bling, and heat dissipation, see Figure 2-1.
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ZXSDR B8200 Hardware Installation
Figure 2-1 Wall-Mounted Installation Space Requirement
Note
To facilitate maintenance, it is recommended that the distance between the cabinet base and the
ground is not more than 1.2 m or equal to that between the base of other wall-mounted devices and
the ground. Meanwhile, the top of the cabinet is not more than 1.8 m over the ground.
When several ZXSDR B8200 devices are installed on a wall side by side, the installation
space should meet the following requirements shown in Figure 2-2 for heat dissipation.
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Figure 2-2 Space Requirements for Installing Multiple ZXSDR B8200s
Installation Position of BBUs Space Requirement
Two BBUs are installed side by side without an air The horizontal distance between the two BBUs
deflector plate between them. must not be less than 1 m.
Two BBUs are installed side by side with an air de- The horizontal distance between a BBU and the air
flector plate between them and the size of the air deflector plate must not be less than 100 mm.
deflector plate is equal to or greater than 400 mm ×
300 mm (height × depth).
Two BBUs are installed horizontally with one higher The horizontal distance between the two BBUs are
than the other and without an air deflector plate be- greater than 400 mm or both the horizontal and ver-
tween them. tical distances are greater than 200 mm.
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Installation Position of BBUs Space Requirement
Two BBUs are installed horizontally with one high- The horizontal distance between the two BBUs
er than the other and with an air deflector plate be- must not be less than 200 mm.
tween them and the size of the air deflector plate is
equal to or greater than 200 mm.
 Ground-Mounted Installation
If the ZXSDR B8200 is installed in a ground-mounted cabinet such as BC8810 and BC8811,
the distance between the cabinet and the wall must be larger than 100 mm to ensure that
hot air can come out from the cabinet back.
2.3 Instruments and Meters List

Table 2-1 lists the instruments and meters required for installing the ZXSDR B8200.
Table 2-1 Tool, Instrument, and Meter List

Item Tool, Instrument, and Meter
Measurem Tape measure Level ruler Marking pen

ent and alig
nment tools
Drilling Electric impact Drilling bits Vacuum cleaner

tools drill
Fastening Screwdriver Allen hex wrench Wrench(22 Torque wrench Socket wrench
tools mm/32 mm)
Pliers Needle-nose pli- Diagonal pliers Pliers Hydraulic clamp Wire stripper
ers
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Item Tool, Instrument, and Meter
Auxiliary Pulley block Rope Safety helmet Safety gloves Ladder

tools and
materials
Power strip Hot air fan Hand file Hacksaw Brush
Utility knife Cable tie Waterproof tape Insulation tape Claw hammer
Special Tubular terminal Crystal-connector Feeder cable Feeder connector Compass

tools crimping pliers crimper stripper knife
Meters Multimeter VSWR tester Earth resistance Network cable tester

tester
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2.4 Precautions for cabinet transport

 A cabinet must be transported with the outer packing container to protect the cabinet from
scratches.
CAUTION
You must transport a cabinet in a packing container.
 After the packing container is removed on site, the cabinet must be protected when you
move or store it. For example, when a cabinet is stored temporarily, cushioning materials
must be put under the bottom of the cabinet to avoid direct contact with the ground and sur-
rounding objects.
 If a cabinet has to be transported without packing due to environment restrictions, cushion-
ing materials such as foamed plastic and paperboard must be used to protect the cabinet
from scratches.
2.5 Installation Precautions

Observe the following rules before BBU installation:
 Do not install the BBU in a place with accumulated water or a poorly ventilated environment.
Do not install the BBU in a closed equipment room, an equipment room with accumulated
water, or an equipment room without air-conditioning or ventilation equipment. If the BBU
must be installed in such an equipment room, an outdoor cabinet must be configured for it.
 Do not install the BBU in an environment with soot and dust.
Do not install the BBU in an obviously contaminated environment, including but not limited to
the places with dust, cotton wool, soot, steam, smoke, and corrosive gases.
 Do not install the BBU directly in a semi-open environment.
Do not install the BBU directly on a semi-open roof, semi-open bleachers of a stadium, or
under the eaves of a building, which are similar to outdoor environments. If the BBU must be
installed in such an environment, an outdoor cabinet must be configured for it.
 Do not install the BBU directly in a naturally ventilated cabinet or equipment room.
Do not install the BBU directly in a naturally ventilated cabinet or equipment room. A natural-
ly ventilated cabinet or equipment room may result in dust accumulation and corrosion. If the
BBU must be installed in such a cabinet or equipment room, a specific installation plan must
be developed based on the professional evaluation on air humidity, dust, and the content of
corrosive elements in the air on site.
 Do not install the BBU in a closed space where heat cannot be dissipated.
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Do not install the BBU in a closed cabinet or small space where heat cannot be dissipated.
In a closed space, heat keeps accumulating, resulting in a continuous increase in device
temperature.
 If the BBU is installed on an indoor wall, do not block the air ducts on neither sides of the
BBU.
Do not block the space on the left and right sides of the BBU to avoid affecting the ventila-
tion effect of the air ducts. Ensure that at least an air duct of 100 mm in width is provided on
each side of the BBU for ventilation.
 If the BBU is installed on a gantry, do not block the air inlets and outlets on the left and right
sides of the BBU.
If there are multiple devices installed on a gantry and many cables are laid on both sides of
the gantry, the air inlets and outlets on the left and right sides of the BBU may be blocked.
The cabling should bypass the air inlets and outlets of the BBU. If the cabling near the air in-
lets and outlets cannot be completely avoided, the area covered by the cables cannot ex-
ceed 40% of the total area of the air inlets and outlets.
 Do not install the BBU on cabinets without effective air ducts on neither sides.
Some cabinets are designed for the devices whose air inlets and outlets are located on the
front and back sides. Therefore, there is no space for ventilation on the left and right sides of
these cabinets. If the BBU is installed on such a cabinet, it cannot be cooled because its air
inlets and outlets on both sides are blocked. In this case, remove the baffles on the left and
right sides of the cabinet (for some cabinets, the baffles need to be cut off) to ensure that
there are two air ducts of at least 100 mm in width for ventilation on the left and right sides
of the BBU. These two air ducts should be properly connected to the cooling air ducts inside
the cabinet.
 Do not install the BBU in an outdoor cabinet that cannot report alarms.
Outdoor cabinets typically use heat exchangers for cooling. However, the internal and exter-
nal circulating fans of the heat exchangers are vulnerable to failures. Therefore, the failure
alarms about the failed fans need to be reported to the NE management system.
 If the BBU is installed in an outdoor cabinet, check the cooling capability of the cabinet.
An outdoor cabinet typically uses heat exchangers for cooling, and therefore the cooling ca-
pability of the heat exchangers must match the heat consumption of the devices installed in
the cabinet. If the heat consumption inside the cabinet is too high and heat cannot be fully
dissipated through the heat exchangers, the temperature in the cabinet is excessively high,
causing alarms or device damage.
 If the BBU is installed in an outdoor cabinet, do not directly overlap it with a BBU whose air
ducts are opposite to those of this BBU.
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For a ZTE BBU, the air for cooling is supplied from the right side and discharged from the
left side. For some BBU devices of other vendors, however, the air for cooling is supplied
from the left side and discharged from the right side. If a ZTE BBU directly overlaps with a
BBU of other vendors, the air ducts are connected in series, that is, hot air discharged from
one device is directly sucked in by the other device, resulting in heat dissipation problems.
Do not directly overlap two BBUs whose air ducts are opposite to each other. If the overlap-
ping installation is really needed, the distance between the two BBUs should be more than
200 mm, and the ZTE BBU should be installed below.
 If the BBU is installed in an outdoor cabinet, do not block the air ducts inside the cabinet.
For an outdoor cabinet with the air inlets and outlets on the front side and the back side,
there is space on the top and bottom of the cabinet for circulating ventilation between the
front part and back part of the cabinet. If there are many devices installed in an outdoor cab-
inet and even the positions reserved for ventilation are occupied, cooling air can circulate
only on the front panel of the BBU, but the back panel cannot be cooled. In this case, add an
outdoor cabinet to accommodate some devices.
For the outdoor cabinets of other ventilation types, analyze clearly the way in which the cabi-
nets are ventilated and determine the positions where the BBU cannot be installed.
 GPS arrester installation requirements
During BBU installation, do not suspend the GPS arrester.Install the GPS arrester on the
panel of the ventilation subrack.
 Blank panel requirements
For a slot without a board installed, insert a blank panel into itto avoid affecting the ventila-
tion effect of the air ducts of the BBU.
 Grounding requirements
If the BBU is installed in a cabinet not designed by ZTE, connect the grounding point of the
BBU to the grounding bar in the cabinet or in the equipment room by using a PE cable.
 Lightning protection requirements for outdoor dry-contact signals of the BBU
If an outdoor signal line is connected to the BBU, an LPU needs to be installed to protect the
BBU from being damaged by lightning.
 To install the BBU in a third-party cabinet, contact ZTE to evaluate risks.
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Chapter 3
Unpacking and Inspec-
tion
Counting Packing Box
The ZXSDR B8200 is packed in a carton (a tray is added during the transportation).
1. Check the packing box. If the packing box is damaged, contact the transportation company
immediately.
2. Unpack the carton. Verify items as specified in the packing list.
Checking Goods
Check the device and make sure:

 There is not any dent, bulge, nick or dirt on the surface of the device.
 There is not any powder or scratch on the surface of the device.
 The screws are fastened securely and properly.
 All the required parts are available and matched with each other.
Sort the goods according to their categories.
Handing over the Goods
After checking, both the project supervisor and the customer representative must sign on the
Unpacking and Inspection Report. Both the project supervisor and the customer represen-
tative have one copy of the Unpacking and Inspection Report. The project supervisor must
send the Unpacking and Inspection Report to the local office in seven days.
CAUTION
If the project supervisor finds that there is an item missing, incorrect, or damaged, the project supervisor
needs to fill in the feedback table and report to ZTE.
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Chapter 4
Equipment Installation
Table of Contents
Installation Scenarios................................................................................................................. 12
Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a HUB Cabinet Mounted on a Wall.......................................... 13
Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a Wall-Mounted Bracket...........................................................20
Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8810 Cabinet................................................................... 26
Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8811 Cabinet................................................................... 35
Installing the ZXSDR B8200 Inside a 19-Inch Portal Frame..................................................... 45
4.1 Installation Scenarios

Figure 4-1 shows the installation scenarios for the ZXSDR B8200 baseband resource unit.
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4 Equipment Installation
Figure 4-1 Installation Scenarios
4.2 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a HUB Cabinet Mounted on a

Wall
This procedure describes how to install the ZXSDR B8200 in a HUB cabinet mounted on a wall.
The HUB cabinet refers to the ZXSDR BC8180A cabinet, which occupies a space of 8U. The
dimensions of a HUB cabinet are 400 mm × 600 mm × 350 mm (H × W × D).
Table 4-1 lists a recommended configuration for wall-mounted HUB cabinet installation mode.
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Table 4-1 Configuration for Wall-Mounted HUB Cabinet Installation Mode

Cabinet Position Installation Component
The fourth U DC power distribution module
The fifth U Cable tray
The sixth U to the seventh U ZXSDR B8200
The eighth U Cabling and ventilation box
Other positions Blank panels
Figure 4-2 shows the drilling hole distances for mounting a HUB cabinet on a wall.
Figure 4-2 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a HUB Cabinet)
Steps
1. Drill holes on the wall, and install four expansion bolts.

a. Mark four holes on the wall in accordance with the drilling specification.
b. Drill holes on the marks with an electric percussion drill, and use a vacuum cleaner to re-
move the dust, see Figure 4-3. Each hole is about 60 mm deep.
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Figure 4-3 Drilling a Hole
c. Insert the expansion bolts into the expansion tubes, use a rubber hammer to knock the
expansion tubes into the holes, and fasten the nuts to make the expansion tubes com-
pletely expand. Loosen the nuts counterclockwise, and remove the nuts, spring washers,
and flat washers, see Figure 4-4.
Figure 4-4 Installing an Expansion Bolt
2. Install four fixing components on the HUB cabinet back, see Figure 4-5.
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Figure 4-5 Installing Fixing Components
3. Install an insulating pad in the hole of each fixing component, see Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6 Installing an Insulating Pad
4. Mount the HUB cabinet on the four expansion bolts, install the flat washers, spring washers,
and nuts one by one, and use a wrench to tighten the nuts, see Figure 4-7.
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Figure 4-7 Installing the HUB Cabinet
5. Open the HUB cabinet door, and install the ZXSDR B8200 in the position between the sixth
U and the seventh U, see Figure 4-8.
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Figure 4-8 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the HUB Cabinet
6. Install the cabling and ventilation box in the position of the eighth U, which is adjacent to the
ZXSDR B8200, see Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-9 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the HUB Cabinet
7. Install the DC power distribution module in the third-U position, see Figure 4-10.
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Figure 4-10 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the HUB Cabinet
8. Install the cable tray in the fifth-U position, which is adjacent to the DC power distribution
module, see Figure 4-11
Figure 4-11 Installing the Cable Tray in the HUB Cabinet
9. Install blank panels in other positions, see Figure 4-12. Each blank panel occupies a space
of 1U.
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Figure 4-12 Installing a Blank Panel
4.3 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a Wall-Mounted Bracket

This procedure describes how to install the ZXSDR B8200 in a wall-mounted bracket.
The wall-mounted bracket refers to the ZXSDR BC8181A cabinet, which occupies a space of
5U. The dimensions of a wall-mounted bracket are 234.6 mm × 520 mm × 225.3 mm (H × W ×
D).
Table 4-2 lists a recommended configuration for wall-mounted bracket installation mode.
Table 4-2 Configuration for Wall-Mounted Bracket Installation Mode

The first U DC power distribution module
The second U Cable tray
The third U to the fourth U ZXSDR B8200
The fifth U Cabling and ventilation box
Figure 4-13 shows the drilling hole distances for mounting a wall-mounted bracket on a wall.
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Figure 4-13 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a Wall-Mounted Bracket)
Steps
1. Drill holes on the wall, and install four expansion bolts.

a. Mark four holes on the wall in accordance with the drilling specification.
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pletely expand. Loosen the nuts counterclockwise, and remove the nuts, spring washers,
and flat washers, see Figure 4-15.
2. Install an insulating pad respectively in the four holes of the wall-mounted bracket, mount
the wall-mounted bracket on the four expansion bolts, install the flat washers, spring wash-
ers, and nuts one by one, and use a wrench to tighten the nuts, see Figure 4-16.
Figure 4-16 Installing a Wall-Mounted Bracket
3. Install the ZXSDR B8200 in the position between the third U and the fourth U in the wall-
mounted bracket, see Figure 4-17.
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Figure 4-17 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the Wall-Mounted Bracket
4. Install the cabling and ventilation box in the position of the fifth U, which is adjacent to the
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Figure 4-18 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the Wall-Mounted Bracket
5. Install the DC power distribution module in the first U position, see Figure 4-19.
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Figure 4-19 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the Wall-Mounted Bracket
6. Install the cable tray in the second-U position, which is adjacent to the DC power distribution
module, see Figure 4-20.
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Figure 4-20 Installing the Cable Tray in the Wall-Mounted Bracket
4.4 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8810 Cabinet

This procedure describes how to install the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8810 cabinet.
The ZXSDR BC8810 cabinet occupies a space of 42 U, and supports the installation of a maxi-
mum of eight layers of BBUs. The ZXSDR BC8810 cabinet dimensions are 2000 mm × 600 mm
× 600 mm (H × W × D).
This procedure uses the installation of the first layer of BBU as an example to describe how to
install the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8810 cabinet.
Table 4-3 lists a recommended configuration for BC8810 cabinet integrated installation mode.
Table 4-3 Configuration for BC8810 Cabinet Integrated Installation Mode

The third U DC power distribution module
The fourth U Cable tray
The sixth U, the 23rd U Antenna feeder lightning protection and power divider
unit
 Upper four layers: the eighth U to the ninth U, ZXSDR B8200

the 12th U to the 13rd U, the 16th U to the 17th
U, the 20th U to the 21st U
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 Lower four layers: the 25th U to the 26th U, the
29th U to the 30th U, the 33nd U to the 34th U,
the 37th U to the 38th U
 The 10th U, the 14th U, the 18th U, the 22nd U Cabling and ventilation box
 The 27th U, the 31st U, the 35th U, the 39th U
Figure 4-21 shows the drilling hole distances for installing a BC8810 cabinet on the ground.
Figure 4-21 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a BC8810 Cabinet)
Steps
1. Drill holes on the ground, and install four expansion bolts.

a. Mark four holes on the ground in accordance with the drilling specification.
pletely expand, see Figure 4-23. Loosen the nuts counterclockwise, and remove the
nuts, spring washers, and flat washers.
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2. Move the cabinet to the installation position, put four pressure plates on the four expansion
bolts to clamp the cabinet feet, see Figure 4-24. Install the insulating washers, flat washers,
spring washers, and nuts one by one, and use a wrench to tighten the nuts to fix the cabinet.
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Figure 4-24 Installing the BC8810 Cabinet
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3. Install a cabling and ventilation box on each layer in accordance with the planned positions,
see Figure 4-25.
Figure 4-25 Installing a Cabling and Ventilation Box in the BC8810 Cabinet
4. Install the ZXSDR B8200 above the cabling and ventilation box, see Figure 4-26.
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Figure 4-26 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the BC8810 Cabinet
5. Install the antenna feeder lightning protection and power divider unit in the sixth-U position,
see Figure 4-27.
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Figure 4-27 Installing the Antenna Feeder Lightning Protection and Power Divider Unit in
the BC8810 Cabinet
6. Install the DC power distribution module in the third-U position, see Figure 4-28.
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Figure 4-28 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the BC8810 Cabinet
7. Install the cable tray in the fourth-U position, which is adjacent to the DC power distribution
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Figure 4-29 Installing the Cable Tray in the BC8810 Cabinet
of 1 U.
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Figure 4-30 Installing a Blank Panel
4.5 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8811 Cabinet

This procedure describes how to install the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8811 cabinet.
The ZXSDR BC8811 cabinet occupies a space of 19 U, and supports the installation of a maxi-
mum of three layers of BBUs. The ZXSDR BC8811 cabinet dimensions are 950 mm × 600 mm
× 450 mm (H × W × D).
This procedure uses the installation of the first layer of BBU as an example to describe how to
install the ZXSDR B8200 in a BC8811 cabinet.
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Table 4-4 lists a recommended configuration for BC8811 cabinet integrated installation mode.
Table 4-4 Configuration for BC8811 Cabinet Integrated Installation Mode

The second U DC power distribution module
The third U Cable tray
The fourth U Antenna feeder lightning protection and power divider unit
The fifth U to the sixth U, the ninth U ZXSDR B8200

to the 10th U, the 13th U to the 14th
U
The seventh U, the 11rd U, the 15th Cabling and ventilation box
U
Figure 4-31 shows the drilling hole distances for installing a BC8811 cabinet on the ground.
Figure 4-31 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a BC8811 Cabinet)
Steps
1. Drill holes on the ground, and install four wedge anchors.

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c. Screw the bolts into the wedge anchor tubes, and use a rubber hammer to knock the
wedge anchors into the holes, see Figure 4-33. Loosen the bolts counterclockwise, and
remove the nuts, spring washers, and flat washers.
Figure 4-33 Installing a Wedge Anchor
2. Install the flat washers, insulating pads, ground-installation component, insulating wash-
ers, flat washers, spring washers, and bolts one by one on the two installation holes on the
rear part of the cabinet base, see Figure 4-34. Use a wrench to secure the bolts to fix the
ground-installation component on the ground.
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Figure 4-34 Installing the Ground-Installation Components
1. Bolt
2. Spring washer
3. Flat washer
4. Insulating gasket
5. Insulating pad
6. Flat washer
7. Wedge anchor tube
8. Guide pin
3. Align the positioning holes on the rear part of the cabinet with the guide pins on the ground-
installation component, and gently move the cabinet to make the positioning angle be insert-
ed into the rear slot of the cabinet, see Figure 4-35.
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Figure 4-35 Moving the BC8811 Cabinet
4. Use a level ruler to check whether the cabinet is horizontally positioned. If the cabinet is not
horizontally positioned, add or remove some flat washers under the cabinet to position it
horizontally.
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5. Open the cabinet front door, and align the two holes on the cabinet bottom with the installa-
tion holes on the ground, see Figure 4-36. Insert the bolts through the washers, insulating
pads, and round holes, and secure the bolts with a wrench.
Figure 4-36 Fixing the Cabinet Front
6. Install a cabling and ventilation box on each layer in accordance with the planned positions,
see Figure 4-37.
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Figure 4-37 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the BC8811 Cabinet
7. Install the ZXSDR B8200 above the cabling and ventilation box, see Figure 4-38.
Figure 4-38 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the BC8811 Cabinet
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8. Install the antenna feeder lightning protection and power divider unit in the fourth-U position,
see Figure 4-39.
Figure 4-39 Installing the Antenna Feeder Lightning Protection and Power Divider Unit in
the BC8811 Cabinet
9. Install the DC power distribution module in the second-U position, see Figure 4-40.
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Figure 4-40 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the BC8811 Cabinet
10. Install the cable tray in the third-U position, which is adjacent to the DC power distribution
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Figure 4-41 Installing the Cable Tray in the BC8811 Cabinet
of 1 U.
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Figure 4-42 Installing a Blank Panel in the BC8811 Cabinet
4.6 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 Inside a 19-Inch Portal Frame

Table 4-5 lists a recommended configuration for 19-Inch Portal Frame installation mode.
Table 4-5 configuration for 19-Inch Portal Frame installation mode

The first U DC power distribution module
The second U Cable tray
The third U to the fourth U ZXSDR B8200
The fifth U Cabling and ventilation box
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Figure 4-43 shows the drilling hole distances for installing a 19-Inch Portal Frame on the
ground.
Figure 4-43 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a 19-Inch Portal Frame)
Steps
1. Take the portal frame assembly out of the packing box, and remove the bases from the por-
tal frame assembly, see Figure 4-44.
Figure 4-44 Removing the Bases from the Portal Frame Assembly
1. Base 1
2. Portal frame
3. Base 2
2. Use the M12×25 hexagon head bolts, spring washers, flat washers, and nuts to assemble
the portal frame and bases, see Figure 4-45.
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CAUTION
To ensure the portal frame stability after the ZXSDR B8200 is installed, the length of the rear base
part must be larger than the front base part, meaning that the length of part A must be larger than that
of part B, see Figure 4-45.
Figure 4-45 Assembling the Portal Frame and the Bases
1. Portal frame component

2. Nut
3. Base
4. Flat washer
5. Spring washer
6. Hexagon head bolt
3. Drill holes on the ground, and install four expansion bolts.
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pletely expand, see Figure 4-47. Loosen the nuts counterclockwise, and remove the
nuts, spring washers, and flat washers.
4. Put the insulating plates under the base, install the four insulating tubes respectively be-
tween the expansion bolts and the base, and fix the portal frame on the ground, see Figure
4-48.
CAUTION
The portal frame must be fixed on the ground before other components are installed on the portal
frame.
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Figure 4-48 Fixing the Portal Frame
1. Nut
2. Spring washer
3. Flat washer
4. Insulating tube
5. Portal frame base
6. Insulating plate
7. Expansion bolt(M10×100)
5. Install the ZXSDR B8200 in the position between the third U and the fourth U in the 19-Inch
Portal Frame, see Figure 4-49.
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Figure 4-49 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the 19-Inch Portal Frame
6. Install the cabling and ventilation box in the position of the fifth U, which is adjacent to the
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Figure 4-50 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the 19-Inch Portal Frame
7. Install the DC power distribution module in the first U position, see Figure 4-51.
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Figure 4-51 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the 19-Inch Portal Frame
8. Install the cable tray in the second-U position, which is adjacent to the DC power distribution
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Figure 4-52 Installing the Cable Tray in the 19-Inch Portal Frame
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Chapter 5
Cable Installation
Table of Contents
Overview..................................................................................................................................... 54
Installing PE Cables................................................................................................................... 60
Installing Power Cables..............................................................................................................61
Installing an Ethernet Transmission Cable................................................................................ 63
Installing Optical Fibers.............................................................................................................. 64
Installing an SA/SE Board Cable............................................................................................... 66
Installing the Out-of-Band Clock Cable......................................................................................68
Installing a GNSS Jumper..........................................................................................................69
5.1 Overview
Cable List
Item Local End Remote End
PE cable Interconnect inter- Protective grounding interface on Grounding busbar

face the ZXSDR B8200 case
External view
Power cable Interconnect inter- Power interface on the PM board Power supply device
face
External view
Ethernet ca- Interconnect inter-  ETH0 interface on the CC/ Ethernet switch
ble face CC16 board
 ETH0/ETH1 interface on the
CCE1 board
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5 Cable Installation
 DEBUG/CAS/LMT interface on LMT

the CC/CC16 board
 DEBUG/LMT interface on the
CCE1 board
External view
Optical fiber Interconnect inter-  Optical module interface TX/RX The core network, eNodeB, or a
face on the CC/CC16 board transmission device
 Optical module interface ETH2/
ETH3 on the CCE1 board
 Optical module interfaces TX0/ RRU

RX0, TX1/RX1, TX2/RX2 on
the BPL0/BPL1/CS board
 Optical module interfaces TX0/
RX0, TX1/RX1, TX2/RX2, TX3/
RX3, TX4/RX4, TX5/RX5 on
the BPN2/CR0/FS5C board
External view
SA/SE board Interconnect inter- SA/SE board interface Dry contact/RS232/RS485 cables,
cable face and PE cable
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External view
EXT interface Interconnect inter- EXT interface on the CC/CC16/ Transmission device
cable face CCE1 board
External view
GNSS Interconnect inter- REF interface on the CC/CC16/ GNSS lightning protector or power
jumper face CCE1 board divider
External view
Cable Connection Diagram
Figure 5-1 shows the cable connections of the ZXSDR B8200.
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Figure 5-1 Cable Connections
1. The ETH0/ETH1 interface and TX/RX interface cannot be used at the same time.
Cable Routing Principle
The cable routing principle for the ZXSDR B8200 is that power cables and PE cables are routed
along the left side of the cabinet while signal cables (various communication cables) are routed
along the right side of the cabinet.
 Wall-Mounted Installation Mode
If the ZXSDR B8200 is installed in a ZXSDR BC8180A cabinet (HUB cabinet) or a ZXSDR
BC8181A cabinet (wall-mounted bracket),
à bend the power cables and PE cables towards left, route them along the left front side of
the cabinet shell, bind them with the cable binding holes, and route them to the PVC ca-
ble trough on the upper left side of the cabinet.
à bend the signal cables towards right, route them along the cabling and ventilation box on
the right side of the cabinet, bind them with the cable binding holes, and route them to
the PVC cable trough on the upper right side of the cabinet.
 Integrated Installation Mode
If the ZXSDR B8200 is installed in a ZXSDR BC8810 cabinet or a ZXSDR BC8811 cabinet,
2
à lead in a 16 mm blue/black power cable from the cabinet top, connect it to the input ter-
minals of the external power device and DC power distribution module. Then, lead out
the power cables of all ZXSDR B8200s from the output terminals of the DC power distri-
bution module, and route them along the left side to the PM boards of all ZXSDR B8200
s.
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à connect the PE cable to the grounding terminal on the cabinet top, bind it with the 16 mm
2
blue/black power cable, and route them vertically into the PVC cable trough on the up-
per left side of the cabinet.
à bend the signal cables towards right, route them along the cabling and ventilation box
on the right side of the cabinet, bind them with the cable binding holes, route them to the
cabinet top through the cable outlet, and route them to the PVC cable trough on the up-
per right side of the cabinet.
Figure 5-2 shows the ZXSDR BC8810 cabinet top.
Figure 5-2 ZXSDR BC8810 Cabinet Top
1. Power cable inlet

2. Grounding terminal
3. Signal cable inlet
4. GNSS lightning protector
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Figure 5-3 shows the ZXSDR BC8811 cabinet top.
Figure 5-3 ZXSDR BC8811 Cabinet Top
1. Grounding terminal
2. Power cable inlet
3. Signal cable inlet
4. GNSS lightning protector
Cable Connection Specification
 Paste the labels that mark the local end and the connected object on the peer end respec-
tively at the two ends of a cable to ensure a correct cable connection.
 Route the power cable and PE cable separately from other cables. If the power cable/PE ca-
ble is routed in parallel with signal cables, a parallel distance of over 20 cm is required be-
tween the cables.
 Before routing cables, measure the cable length as required and reserve a certain margin.
During cable routing, if the reserved cable length is not sufficient, find a longer cable and
reroute the cable. Making splices or welding is prohibited in cable routing.
 Bind cables every 0.8 m to 1.2 m with a cable tie to avoid cable damage caused by friction
among cables. Cut off the surplus cable part, leaving no sharp edge.
 Keep cable bendings smooth and round.
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Optical Fiber Connection Specification
 Do not bend optical fibers in a right angle. The minimum bending radius for outdoor optical
fibers is 90 mm while the minimum bending radius for indoor optical fibers is 30 mm.
 Keep the residual optical fibers in a fiber box. Do not twist optical fibers; otherwise, it may be
difficult to find an optical fiber.
 Route cables in accordance with their natural tendency. Make cable bends as fewer as pos-
sible. Route and bind cables with gentle and even force. Keep a distance smaller than 0.5 m
between two adjacent cable ties.
 Keep the labels pasted on the two ends of optical fibers clean and tidy.
5.2 Installing PE Cables

Abstract
This procedure describes how to install PE cable.

PE cable connects the equipment to the grounding network and ensure the safety of human
and equipment.
Figure 5-4 shows the external view of a PE cable. When installing PE cable, you need to make
two PE cables (cable A and cable B) in accordance with the actual condition.
Figure 5-4 PE Cable
Steps
1. Connect one end of PE cable A to the left grounding point of the ZXSDR B8200, see Figure
5-5.
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Figure 5-5 Connecting the PE Cable
2. Connect the other end of PE cable A to the grounding point of the cabinet.
3. Connect one end of PE cable B to the grounding point of the cabinet, and connect the other
end of PE cable B to the indoor protective grounding busbar of the equipment room.
5.3 Installing Power Cables
Abstract
This procedure describes how to install power cables.

The PM board of the ZXSDR B8200 is used for connecting the DC power cable.
The DC power cable has two types of structures, see Figure 5-6 and Figure 5-7.
Figure 5-6 Power Cable (Two-Core Cable)
1. 12AWG blue multi-strand heat-resisting wire (-48 V)

2. 12AWG black UL1015 wire (-48 V RTN)
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Figure 5-7 Power Cable (Two Single-Core Cables)
1. 12AWG blue multi-strand heat-resisting wire (-48 V)

2. 12AWG black UL1015 wire (-48 V RTN)
In Figure 5-6, the power cable is used for connecting a power supply unit. In Figure 5-7, the
power cable is used for connecting the DC power distribution module when the ZXSDR B8200
is installed in a cabinet.
Prerequisite
The switch on the PM board is set to "OFF".
Steps
1. Insert the power cable plug into the power interface on the PM board, and secure the two
fixing bolts at the interface, see Figure 5-8.
Figure 5-8 Connecting the Power Cable
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2. Insert the copper lug at the other end of the power cable into the output terminal of the rele-
vant power supply unit (a DC power supply box outside the cabinet or a DC power distribu-
tion module inside the cabinet).
 Connect the blue cable to the –48 V output terminal.
 Connect the black cable to the –48 V RTN output terminal.
5.4 Installing an Ethernet Transmission Cable

Abstract
An transmission cable can be an Ethernet cable or an optical fiber, both of which are mutually
exclusive to each other.
A straight-through Ethernet transmission cable is used to connect the ZXSDR B8200 and trans-
mission equipment. A crossover Ethernet transmission cable is used as an LMT operation and
maintenance cable. This procedure describes how to install an Ethernet transmission cable.
The Ethernet cable is made of super category-5 shielded data cable. Figure 5-9 shows the ex-
ternal view of an Ethernet cable.
Figure 5-9 Ethernet Cable
Steps
1. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet interface ETH0 on the CC board, see
Figure 5-10.
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Figure 5-10 Connecting the Ethernet Cable
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the peer device.
3. Bundle the cable and label it at both ends.
5.5 Installing Optical Fibers

Abstract
The optical fibers have the following two types, baseband RF optical fibers and transmission
fibers.
Figure 5-11 Optical Fiber 1
Figure 5-12 Optical Fiber 2
In Figure 5-11, end A is a waterproof optical interface (connected to an RRU) while end B is an
LC-type optical interface (for connecting the FS board or baseband processing board of a BBU
).
In Figure 5-12, both ends are LC-type optical interfaces. As a transmission fiber, an optical fiber
is used to connect the ZXSDR B8200 to optical transmission equipment and is mutually exclu-
sive to an Ethernet transmission cable.
This procedure describes how to install a transmission fiber.
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Steps
1. Insert the optical module into the optical interface on the board, see Figure 5-13.
Figure 5-13 Inserting an Optical Module
2. Insert one end of the optical fiber into the optical module, see Figure 5-14.
Figure 5-14 Connecting the Optical Fiber
3. Connect the other end of the optical fiber to the optical interface of a relevant device.
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4. Bundle the fiber and label it at both ends.
5.6 Installing an SA/SE Board Cable
Abstract
SA or SE board cables can be used to connect E1 or T1 transmission cables (mutually exclu-

sive to transmission cables and Ethernet transmission cables), dry contact monitoring cables,
and RS232 or RS485 monitoring cables. Cables for SA or SE board connection are optional
and you can use them as required. If the number of cable interfaces provided by the SA board
is insufficient, an SE board can be used to provide extension interfaces.
This procedure describes how to install an SA or SE board cable.
Figure 5-15 shows the external view of an SA/SE board cable.
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Figure 5-15 SA/SE board Cable
Steps
1. Insert end A of the SA/SE board cable into the SA/SE board interface, and secure the two
fixing bolts at the interface, see Figure 5-16.
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Figure 5-16 Connecting End A of the SA/SE board Cable
2. Connect end B of the SA/SE board cable in accordance with the description in Table 5-1.
Table 5-1 Cable Connections

End B Name Connection Description
B1 Connects an E1 or T1 transmission cable
B2 Connects an RS232 or RS485 cable
B3 Connects a dry contact cable
B4 Connects the grounding bolt of the ZXSDR B8200

case.
3. Bundle the cable and label it at both ends.
5.7 Installing the Out-of-Band Clock Cable

Abstract
This procedure describes how to install the out-of-band clock cable.

The out-of-band clock cable is a fixed-length cable. The HDMI connector at end A is connected
to the BBU while the RJ45 connector at end B is connected to the PTN. Figure 5-17 shows the
external view of an out-of-band clock cable.
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Figure 5-17 Out-of-Band Clock Cable
Steps
1. Insert end A of the out-of-band clock cable into the EXT interface on the CCE1 board, see
Figure 5-18.
Figure 5-18 Connecting the Out-of-Band Clock Cable
2. Connect end B of the out-of-band clock cable to an external transmission device.
5.8 Installing a GNSS Jumper
Abstract
A GNSS jumper is used to connect a GNSS lightning arrester to the CC board to provide GNSS
clock input signals for the board.
This procedure describes how to install a GNSS jumper.
Figure 5-19 shows the external view of the a GNSS jumper.
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Figure 5-19 RF Cable
Steps
1. Insert end A of the GNSS jumper into the REF interface on the CC board, see Figure 5-20.
Figure 5-20 Connecting the GNSS Jumper
2. Connect end B of the GNSS jumper to the GNSS lightning protector or power divider.
3. Bundle the jumper and label it at both ends.
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Chapter 6
Installation Check
Item No. Requirement
Cabinet overview 1 Verify that the surface of the cabinet is intact, for example, the bottom of the
cabinet, the gap between stacked cabinets, and the gap between the cabi-
net and the base. If the cabinet has damage, scratches, or paint stripping, the
cabinet must be repaired to avoid corrosion.
Case installation 1 The case installation position satisfies the design requirement, and the case is
installed properly.
2 The equipment outside is clean, without lacquer flaking off. All parts of the
case are in good condition. All labels on the case are correct, clear, and com-
plete.
3 The inside of the case is clean, and the corners inside the case are free from
sundries like metal debris and conducting wires.
4 All screws of the case are secured tightly, and all flat washers and spring
washers are installed in the correct direction.
Cable installation 1 Power cables cannot be connected to each other, and no joints should exist in
one single power cable.
2 All cables are routed flat and straight, without any crossing. The cable bend-
ings satisfy the minimum bending radius requirement.
3 All cable connectors are installed properly, of good contact, and not broken or
bent.
4 The metal terminals of the power cable and PE cable are secured on binding
posts through flat washers and spring washers.
5 The two ends of all cables are pasted with labels that identify the cable func-
tions.
6 All cables are bundled and routed tidily, with even interval between cable ties.
The surplus cable part is cut off without leaving any sharp edge.
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Chapter 7
Power-On
Abstract
This procedure describes how to power on the ZXSDR B8200.
Prerequisite
 The input voltage satisfies the voltage requirement of the ZXSDR B8200.
 The power cables and PE cables of the ZXSDR B8200 are connected properly.
 The power supply of the ZXSDR B8200 is turned off.
Steps
1. Extract all boards from the ZXSDR B8200 case.

2. Turn on the power supply of the DC power distribution cabinet, which is output to the ZXS-
DR B8200. Use a multimeter to measure the -48 V power supply of the case.
If... Then...
The measured voltage is -57 V DC to -40 V DC The voltage is normal, go to the next step.
The measured voltage is larger than 0 V DC The power supply is connected reversely. Reinstall
the power cable and perform the voltage test again.
Other cases The input voltage is abnormal. Perform trou-

bleshooting to remove faults of the power distribu-
tion cabinet and power cables.
3. Turn off the power supply of the power distribution cabinet, which is output to the ZXSDR
B8200.
4. Install all boards, and turn on the power supply of the power distribution cabinet, which is
output to the ZXSDR B8200. The power-on procedure is completed.
CAUTION
During the power-on procedure, in case of any exception, turn off the power supply immediately and
perform troubleshooting to find out the fault causes.
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Chapter 8
Closure
Before leaving the installation site, make sure that the following jobs are completed:
 Put away the tools.
Put away the installation tools.
 Recycle redundant materials.
Recycle excess materials and hand them to the customer.
 Clean up the installation site.
Remove trash from the installation site to keep a clean environment.
 Complete the installation report.
Fill in the installation report and submit it to the person in charge.
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Figures
Figure 1-1 Installation Flow...................................................................................... 1
Figure 2-1 Wall-Mounted Installation Space Requirement....................................... 4
Figure 2-2 Space Requirements for Installing Multiple ZXSDR B8200s.................. 5
Figure 4-1 Installation Scenarios........................................................................... 13
Figure 4-2 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a HUB Cabinet)............................ 14
Figure 4-3 Drilling a Hole....................................................................................... 15
Figure 4-4 Installing an Expansion Bolt................................................................. 15
Figure 4-5 Installing Fixing Components............................................................... 16
Figure 4-6 Installing an Insulating Pad.................................................................. 16
Figure 4-7 Installing the HUB Cabinet................................................................... 17
Figure 4-8 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the HUB Cabinet................................. 18
Figure 4-9 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the HUB Cabinet............. 18
Figure 4-10 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the HUB Cabinet....... 19
Figure 4-11 Installing the Cable Tray in the HUB Cabinet..................................... 19
Figure 4-12 Installing a Blank Panel...................................................................... 20
Figure 4-13 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a Wall-Mounted Bracket)............ 21
Figure 4-14 Drilling a Hole..................................................................................... 21
Figure 4-15 Installing an Expansion Bolt............................................................... 22
Figure 4-16 Installing a Wall-Mounted Bracket...................................................... 22
Figure 4-17 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the Wall-Mounted Bracket................. 23
Figure 4-18 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the Wall-Mounted
Bracket.................................................................................................................... 24
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Figure 4-19 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the Wall-Mounted
Bracket.................................................................................................................... 25
Figure 4-20 Installing the Cable Tray in the Wall-Mounted Bracket....................... 26
Figure 4-21 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a BC8810 Cabinet)..................... 27
Figure 4-24 Installing the BC8810 Cabinet............................................................ 29
Figure 4-25 Installing a Cabling and Ventilation Box in the BC8810 Cabinet......... 30
Figure 4-26 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the BC8810 Cabinet.......................... 31
Figure 4-27 Installing the Antenna Feeder Lightning Protection and Power
Divider Unit in the BC8810 Cabinet....................................................................... 32
Figure 4-28 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the BC8810 Cabinet.. 33
Figure 4-29 Installing the Cable Tray in the BC8810 Cabinet................................ 34
Figure 4-30 Installing a Blank Panel...................................................................... 35
Figure 4-31 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a BC8811 Cabinet)..................... 36
Figure 4-33 Installing a Wedge Anchor................................................................. 37
Figure 4-34 Installing the Ground-Installation Components................................... 38
Figure 4-35 Moving the BC8811 Cabinet.............................................................. 39
Figure 4-36 Fixing the Cabinet Front..................................................................... 40
Figure 4-37 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the BC8811 Cabinet...... 41
Figure 4-38 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the BC8811 Cabinet.......................... 41
Figure 4-39 Installing the Antenna Feeder Lightning Protection and Power
Divider Unit in the BC8811 Cabinet....................................................................... 42
Figure 4-40 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the BC8811 Cabinet.. 43
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Figure 4-41 Installing the Cable Tray in the BC8811 Cabinet................................ 44
Figure 4-42 Installing a Blank Panel in the BC8811 Cabinet................................. 45
Figure 4-43 Drilling Hole Distances (Installed in a 19-Inch Portal Frame).............. 46
Figure 4-44 Removing the Bases from the Portal Frame Assembly...................... 46
Figure 4-45 Assembling the Portal Frame and the Bases..................................... 47
Figure 4-48 Fixing the Portal Frame...................................................................... 49
Figure 4-49 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in the 19-Inch Portal Frame................... 50
Figure 4-50 Installing the Cabling and Ventilation Box in the 19-Inch Portal
Frame...................................................................................................................... 51
Figure 4-51 Installing the DC Power Distribution Module in the 19-Inch Portal
Frame...................................................................................................................... 52
Figure 4-52 Installing the Cable Tray in the 19-Inch Portal Frame........................ 53
Figure 5-1 Cable Connections............................................................................... 57
Figure 5-2 ZXSDR BC8810 Cabinet Top............................................................... 58
Figure 5-3 ZXSDR BC8811 Cabinet Top............................................................... 59
Figure 5-4 PE Cable.............................................................................................. 60
Figure 5-5 Connecting the PE Cable..................................................................... 61
Figure 5-6 Power Cable (Two-Core Cable)........................................................... 61
Figure 5-7 Power Cable (Two Single-Core Cables).............................................. 62
Figure 5-8 Connecting the Power Cable................................................................ 62
Figure 5-9 Ethernet Cable...................................................................................... 63
Figure 5-10 Connecting the Ethernet Cable.......................................................... 64
Figure 5-11 Optical Fiber 1.................................................................................... 64
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Figure 5-12 Optical Fiber 2.................................................................................... 64
Figure 5-13 Inserting an Optical Module................................................................ 65
Figure 5-14 Connecting the Optical Fiber.............................................................. 65
Figure 5-15 SA/SE board Cable............................................................................ 67
Figure 5-16 Connecting End A of the SA/SE board Cable.................................... 68
Figure 5-17 Out-of-Band Clock Cable................................................................... 69
Figure 5-18 Connecting the Out-of-Band Clock Cable.......................................... 69
Figure 5-19 RF Cable............................................................................................ 70
Figure 5-20 Connecting the GNSS Jumper........................................................... 70
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Tables
Table 2-1 Tool, Instrument, and Meter List.............................................................. 6
Table 4-1 Configuration for Wall-Mounted HUB Cabinet Installation Mode........... 14
Table 4-2 Configuration for Wall-Mounted Bracket Installation Mode.................... 20
Table 4-3 Configuration for BC8810 Cabinet Integrated Installation Mode............ 26
Table 4-4 Configuration for BC8811 Cabinet Integrated Installation Mode............ 36
Table 4-5 configuration for 19-Inch Portal Frame installation mode....................... 45
Table 5-1 Cable Connections................................................................................ 68
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Glossary
BBU
- Baseband Unit
CC
- Control and Clock Module
DC
- Direct Current
FS
- Fabric Switch Module
GNSS
- Global Navigation Satellite System
HDMI
- High-Definition Multimedia Interface
LMT
- Local Maintenance Terminal
PE
- Protective Earth
PTN
- Packet Transport Network
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What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.

Chapter 1, Installation Flow Describes the installation flow.

Chapter 2, Installation Prepa- Describes the installation preparation.

Chapter 3, Unpacking and In- Describes the goods counting, checking.

Chapter 4, Equipment Instal- Describes the equipment installation in various scenarios.

Chapter 5, Cable Installation Describes how to install external cables.

Chapter 7, Power-On Describes how to power on the ZXSDR B8200.

This manual uses the following conventions.

Note: provides additional information about a topic.

Figure 1-1 Installation Flow

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2.1 Precautions for Material Receiving

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2.2 Environment Preparation

The acceptance requirements for equipment room construction are as follows:

Equipment Installation Requirements

Installation Precautions Observe the following rules:

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Figure 2-1 Wall-Mounted Installation Space Requirement

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Figure 2-2 Space Requirements for Installing Multiple ZXSDR B8200s

Installation Position of BBUs Space Requirement

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Installation Position of BBUs Space Requirement

2.3 Instruments and Meters List

Table 2-1 Tool, Instrument, and Meter List

Measurem Tape measure Level ruler Marking pen

Drilling Electric impact Drilling bits Vacuum cleaner

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Item Tool, Instrument, and Meter

Auxiliary Pulley block Rope Safety helmet Safety gloves Ladder

Power strip Hot air fan Hand file Hacksaw Brush

Special Tubular terminal Crystal-connector Feeder cable Feeder connector Compass

Meters Multimeter VSWR tester Earth resistance Network cable tester

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2.4 Precautions for cabinet transport

2.5 Installation Precautions

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Check the device and make sure:

Handing over the Goods

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4.1 Installation Scenarios

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Figure 4-1 Installation Scenarios

4.2 Installing the ZXSDR B8200 in a HUB Cabinet Mounted on a

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Table 4-1 Configuration for Wall-Mounted HUB Cabinet Installation Mode