Operation Manual
Table Of Contents
- Safety Precautions
- About This Manual
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 System Description
- Chapter 3 Installation guidelines
- Chapter 4 DAS Software Configuration
- Chapter 5 Commissioning
- Chapter 6 RF Commissioning
- Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
- Alarms
- Base Station Gateway (BGW) Alarms
- Fiber Optic Remote (FOR) Alarms
- Remote Unit (RU) Alarms
- Fiber optic Interface (FOI) Alarms
- Base Station Interface (BIU) Alarms
- Medium Power Amplifier (PA) Alarms
- Variable Gain Amplifier (VGA) Alarms
- Analog Pre-distortion (APD) Amplifier Alarms
- Multi-carrier Power Amplifier Interface (MPI) alarms
- Alarms
- Chapter 8 Model Identification
Fiber Distributed Antenna System (Fiber DAS)
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PSU DPU-302
The DPU-302 uses a HAN four prong Heavy Duty Power Connector.
The DC to DC DPU-302 power supply has in input rating of -36 VDC to -72 VDC.
The DPU-302 requires the installer to provide 18 AWG wire for the HAN 3 A plug kit (Harting P/N 10 20 003
0002) that is provided with the power supply. See
Table 63
for connector pinout.
The DC power supply can support a single Master Frame Unit with up to 12 cards (BIU, FOI, ICU). The cards may be
all of one type or a mixture of cards.
Table 63
Han 3A Pinout
Pin #1 (+) Positive
Pin #2 Not connected
Pin #3 (-) Negative
Pin #4 Earth/Ground
DPU-302 Connector Pinout
Primary Power Configuration
Connect the output of the power supply to the input of the Master Unit.
Use P101 on the Master Unit as the main power supply feed. See
Figure 33
.
Note: Note that although there are two output connections on the front of the PSU, the PSU can only
power one Master Frame at a time.
Figure 33 Primary Power Configuration
Primary Power for One Master Unit
Backup Power Configuration
It is not required to use a backup/redundant power supply, but if the primary PSU fails a backup PSU will allow the
unit to continue operating without causing an outage.
The system designer may elect to have a single, redundant PSU act as a backup to two different Master Units
simultaneously with the understanding that if the main PSU for each Master Unit fails during the same time period
that the backup/redundant PSU can't support both Master Units.
Use P102 on the Master Unit for a backup/redundant power supply. See
Figure 34 on page 49
.
Figure 34 Backup Power Configuration
Backup Power for Two Master Units










