User's 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 Model Identification
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Chapter 6 RF Commissioning
Inordertomaketheprocessmoreclearforthispartofthemanualwewillconsidersettingupafictitioussystem,
butbasedonastandardapproachatdoingFiber‐DAS.Thesystemthatweareconsideringwi llhavetwofrequency
bands,let’sassumeGSM900MHzandUMTS2100MHz.The
examplewillhave2sectorswithtworemotesineach
sector.Ofcourseyoursystemmaylookdifferent,bemoreorlesscomplexbutinordertomakeitclearhowthe
systemissetupthisshouldprovideyouwithastartingpoint.
Setting up the uplink
SettinguptheuplinkmeanstoadjustthesystemforanoptimalworkingpointfromtheantennaportoftheRemote
UnittotheactualinputontheRadioBaseStation.Thiscanbedoneindifferentwa ysdependingonhowthesystem
isdesigned.Wewillherediscussastandardset‐upstartingwithasma
llblockschematicshowinghowthesystemis
connected.
Figure 133
System Interconnect Diagram
Themainparameterthatwewillbediscussingisthe”netgain”ofthesystem.Thismeansthetotalchangeinsignal
fromtheRemoteUnitantennaporttothereceiverportonthebasestation.Therearedifferentwa ysofsettingthis
systemupbutwewilllookata 0dBnetga
insystemwhichisagoodstartingpointformostsystems.
Thesystemga
incanbecalculatedasthegainintheRemoteUnit–Lossonfiber+FOIgain–ICUloss+BIUgain–
couplerloss. Basicallythistakesformofalinkbudgetandhereisanexample:
Table 68
Unit/Component Gain/Loss (dB) Accumulated Gain/Loss (dB)
RemoteUnit(RU)
Fib
er‐OpticCable
FO
I
ICU
BIU
Coupler
Example Link Budget
BasicallythismeansthatwhateverisinputattheantennawillalsobeseenatthesamelevelfortheRadioBase
Stationreceiver.Thisisnotabadstartingpointbutdoesnottakeintoaccountthenoiseloadonthebasestation
whichwillincreasesomewhatwiththissetup.
40 40
-10 30
20 50
-35 15
015
-15 0