User Manual
Table Of Contents
- System Part Number Explanation
 - 1 Introduction
 - 2 System Description
- 2.1 Master Unit
 - 2.2 Remote Unit
 
 - 3 System design
 - 4 Installation guidelines
 - 5 Commissioning
 - 6 RF Commissioning
 
DELTANODE FIBER DAS MANUAL 
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Revision 12-03 
4.2  Installing the Master Unit and Remotes 
All equipment must be properly grounded. This means that the ground peg in the mains connector for 
both head-end gear (Master Unit) and remote gear (Remote Units) must be connected to Phase, Neutral 
and Ground in a proper way before the plug is inserted in the unit. 
The chassis of the remote and the rack of the master unit should be grounded to a potential bar or safety 
grounding bar when operated. All electrical installations should be done by a certified electrician only. 
5  Commissioning  
5.1  Preparations 
The minimum of preparations necessary are to have the system documentation which should include the 
following items at least: 
•  The system layout and block schematic 
•  A connection diagram for the head-end Master Unit 
•  The type of connectors and tappers used to interface to the base station ports 
•  The number of carriers for each of the BIU that the base stations connects via 
•  Maximum output power for each service from the base stations 
•  Fiber losses should be documented beforehand so that you can compare what the system 
actually measures 
•  Sectorization information, which sectors should go to which remotes 
•  DAS calculator sheets showing the expected settings for each of the RF chains in uplink and 
downlink. 
•  Information about Ethernet connection if the system should be monitored by remote. How to 
connect it to the Internet for remote viewing unless you are using a modem. 
5.1.1  Necessary tools 
The tools necessary to commission the system includes: 
•  One laptop for changing the system settings, checking any alarms and status. Only software 
needed is a web browser. Operating system can be Windows, Linux or Mac as you prefer. 
•  Spectrum analyzer to measure the uplinks. The system relies on test tone measurements in the 
uplink and therefore it is important to have equipment to measure them 
•  SMA tool to be able to connect or disconnect BTS cables from the BIU. 
•  QMA adaptor so you can measure signals directly on the head-end units such as the FOI, BIU, POI 
and so on. 
5.1.2  Software 
No particular software is necessary except a modern graphical based web browser.   










