SingleSite Solution V100R006C00 DPS Solution Introduction and Installati...

SingleSite Solution
V100R006C00
DPS Solution Introduction and

Installation Guide
Issue 01
Date 2017-09-30
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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide Contents
Contents
1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

2 Solution Introduction................................................................................................................... 2
2.1 Application Scenarios.....................................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Hardware Models........................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.3 Device Layout...............................................................................................................................................................12
2.4 Power Distribution Solution......................................................................................................................................... 12
2.5 Monitoring Principles................................................................................................................................................... 13
2.6 Cable List......................................................................................................................................................................15
2.7 Technical Specifications............................................................................................................................................... 16
3 Installation Preparations............................................................................................................ 20
3.1 Engineering Preparations..............................................................................................................................................21
3.1.1 Reference Documents................................................................................................................................................21
3.1.2 Tools and Instruments................................................................................................................................................21
3.1.3 Skills and Requirements for Installation Personnel...................................................................................................22
3.2 Before the Installation.................................................................................................................................................. 23
4 SingleSite DPS Solution Installation Guideline.................................................................. 25

4.1 Installation Process....................................................................................................................................................... 26
4.2 Installation of the Main Device and the DPS............................................................................................................... 27
4.2.1 Installation Space Requirements............................................................................................................................... 27
4.2.2 Installing Power Modules and Blade RRUs.............................................................................................................. 34
4.2.3 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the Wall................................................................................................ 36
4.2.4 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the Pole................................................................................................ 39
4.2.5 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on U-steels................................................................................................ 50
4.2.6 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on Angle Steels......................................................................................... 52
4.2.7 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the Indoor Rack....................................................................................54
4.2.8 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the OPS-06........................................................................................... 56
4.3 Cable Installation of the Main Device and the DPS..................................................................................................... 58
4.3.1 Cabling Requirements............................................................................................................................................... 58
4.3.2 Cable Connections..................................................................................................................................................... 59
4.3.3 Cable Installation Process..........................................................................................................................................62
4.3.4 Installing Cables........................................................................................................................................................ 62
4.4 Checking the Installation.............................................................................................................................................. 68
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4.5 Powering on and Commissioning the Main Device and the DPS................................................................................ 69
5 Acronyms and Abbreviations................................................................................................... 70
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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
Scope
This document describes the distributed power system (DPS) solution, including the hardware
models, device layout, power supply methods, monitoring principles, application scenarios,
technical specifications, and installation guidelines.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Installation and commissioning engineers

l Technical support engineers
Issue
l 01 (2017-09-30)
This issue does not include any new topics, exclude any topics or change any topics.
l Draft A (2017-07-30)
This issue introduces the following changes to Issue 01 (2017-05-20) of SingleSite
V100R003C01.
– No contents are added.
– The following information is modified.
Section Description
All sections l Added descriptions about the power supply and

battery module in Blade Site solutions.
– OPM50M + IBBS20L/IBBS20D
– OPM50M (Ver.B) + IBBS20L/IBBS20D
l Added support for RRU5xxx series in distributed
power supply solutions.
– No content is deleted.
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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide 2 Solution Introduction
2 Solution Introduction
This chapter describes the main device configuration and the DPS solution. The main device
refers to main devices of NEs and the DPS is composed of the power supply unit (PSU),
transforming module and battery module. OPM30M, OPM30A, and IBBS20L-F function as
the PSU, transforming module, and battery module, respectively.

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2.1 Application Scenarios

The DPS solution is used to supply and back up power for main devices in the sites with
remotely deployed RRUs, Easy Macro sites, Small Cell sites, and LampSite sites.
Table 2-1 Application scenarios of the OPM30M/OMP30A

Scenarios and Load Load Typical Max Maximum
Configuration Type Quantit Power imu Load Power
y Consum m Consumption
ption Pow (W)
(W) er
Con
sum
ptio
n
(W)
Site with LTE FDD/LTE AC 1 to 3 300 450 1350

remotely TDD RRU with DC
deployed low power
RRUs AC
and
DC
Indoor RRUs, AC 1 to 3 250 320 960

including GSM DC
and LTE TDD
RRUs AC
and
DC
Easy LTE FDD AC 1 to 3 250 330 990

Macro
LTE TDD AC 1 to 3 300 375 1125
DC
LampSite One RHUB, AC 1 500 800 800

which supplies
power for up to
eight pRRUs in
PoE mode
Small Cell One to three AC 1 to 3 190 205 615

Small Cell sites
One to three AC 2 to 4 190 205 248

small cells and AC 42.5
one transmission and 2
device (PTN910) DC

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Table 2-2 Application scenarios of the OPM50M

Scenarios and Load Load Typical Maximu Maximum
Configuration Type Qua Power m Power Load
ntity Consu Consump Power
mption tion (W) Consumpt
(W) ion (W)
Blade OPM50M + low- DC 1 to 3 300 450 1350

Site power RRUs
OPM50M
(Ver.B) + low-
power RRUs
OPM50M DC 1 to 3 900 1000 3000

(Ver.B) +
RRU5xxx
The following figures show the typical application scenarios.
Figure 2-1 Scenario with low-power RRUs remotely deployed

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Figure 2-2 Scenario with low-power RRUs remotely deployed (without backup power)
Figure 2-3 Scenario with low-power RRUs in the site using the Blade Site solution
Figure 2-4 Scenario with high-power RRUs in the site using the Blade Site solution (without
backup power)

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Figure 2-5 Scenario with AC RRUs
Figure 2-6 Scenario with AC RRUs and DC RRUs

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Figure 2-7 LampSite scenario
Figure 2-8 AC Easy Macro scenario

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Figure 2-9 AtomCell scenario
2.2 Hardware Models

This section describes the hardware models of the main device and the DPS.
The following table lists the hardware models of the DPS, including OPM30M, OPM30A,
and IBBS20L-F.
Table 2-3 Hardware models

Part Name Model (as a Model (as an Version
Base Independent
Station Network
Device) Element)
PSU OPM30M DPU30D SingleSite V100R003C00
Transforming OPM30A DPU30A SingleSite V100R003C01

module
Battery module IBBS20L-F DBU20B SingleSite V100R005C00
PSU OPM50M/ - SingleSite V100R006C00

OPM50M
(Ver.B)
Battery module IBBS20L/ - SingleSite V100R006C00

IBBS20D
Figure 2-10, Figure 2-11, and Figure 2-12 show the exteriors of power supply hardware. For
details about the OPM50M and OPM50M (Ver.B), see OPM50M User Guide and OPM50M

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(Ver.B) User Guide. For details about the IBBS20L and IBBS20D, see "IBBS20D
Description" and "IBBS20L Description" in "Cabinet Description" of 3900 Series Base
Station Hardware Description.
In outdoor installation scenarios, the SPM60A is required to provide surge protection for DPS
hardware. For details about the SPM60A, see SPM60A User Guide.
For details about hardware models of the main device, see documentations about the models
of main devices.
Table 2-4 Main device documentation

Main Device Document Name Title
3900 series base stations, 3900 Series Base Station Product Description >
including macro base Documentation Hardware
stations, Easy Macro base Description
stations, and LampSite base
stations.
Small-cell base stations Product documentation: Support > Description >

Product Support > Wireless Hardware
Network > Small Cell Description
For example, BTS3205E Product
Documentation

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Figure 2-10 Appearance and ports of OPM30M

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Figure 2-11 Appearance and ports of OPM30A

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Figure 2-12 Appearance and ports of IBBS20L-F
2.3 Device Layout

For details about the device layout, see relevant solution documentations and installation
guides of the main device and the DPS.
l Obtain solution documentations of the main device from relevant product
documentations or the knowledge base.
l Install the DPS by following instructions provided in the following documents:
– OPM30A & IBBS20L-F Distributed Power System Quick Guide
– OPM30M & IBBS20L-F Distributed Power System Quick Guide
– OPM50M User Guide
– OPM50M (Ver.B) User Guide
– DBS3900 (BBU3910A) Installation Guide
2.4 Power Distribution Solution

This section describes the power distribution solution for NEs.

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Table 2-5 Power distribution solution

Part Name Power Supply Position Connector Type
OPM30M Four-output connector: Quick-connect connector

Three paths are for DC
loads and the current of each
path is 30 A. One path is for
batteries and the current of
this path is 40 A.
OPM30A Four-output connector: Quick-connect connector

Three paths are for AC
loads and the current of each
path is 10 A. One path is for
batteries and the current of
this path is 40 A.
IBBS20L-F Two-path power connector Quick-connect connector
OPM50M Six-output connector: five Quick-connect connector

paths for DC loads and one
path for batteries
IBBS20L Two-path power connector OT terminal
2.5 Monitoring Principles

This section describes the monitoring principles used between the main device and DPS,
including ways of connecting to the element management system (EMS), monitoring
parameters, and hardware monitoring ports.
Ways of Connecting to the EMS

l OPM30M/OPM30A
NOTE
Components of the main device cannot be cascaded using AC input power cables to receive power
supplied by the DPS.
l Up to five IBBS20L-Fs can be connected in parallel.
l Up to four OPM30Ms can be connected in parallel.
l Up to two OPM30As can be connected in parallel.
– The site power manager (SPM) is supported. The following figure shows the access
solution.
Figure 2-13 EMS (SPM available) in SRAN12.0

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In the indoor scenario, the DPS connects to the EXT-ALM port of the RRU through
the RS485 port and is managed by SPM.
– Power management bus protocol is supported. The following figure shows the
solution.
Figure 2-14 Dynamic environment system based on the power management bus
protocol
– Dry-contact based monitoring is supported. The following figure shows the

solution.
Figure 2-15 EMS (dry-contact-based monitoring available) in SRAN9.0 or earlier

versions
l OPM50M/OPM50M (Ver.B)
– The OPM50M/OPM50M (Ver.B) connects to the U2000 through a traditional RRU.
Figure 2-16 Signal monitoring using a monitoring signal cable
– The OPM50M/OPM50M (Ver.B) connects to the U2000 through the RRU5xxx.

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Figure 2-17 Signal monitoring using a power cable
Monitoring Parameters
Monitoring parameters include:
l PSU: eID reading, input voltage, output voltage and current, temperature, AC power-off
alarm, battery status, and alarm status
l Battery module: battery equalizing and floating charging status, charging and
discharging voltages and currents, temperature, and alarm status
l Transforming module: eID reading, input voltage, output voltage and current,
temperature, and alarm status
Hardware Monitoring Ports

The hardware monitoring ports are described as follows:
l The indoor distributed power backup devices connect to the RRU through a DPS
northbound monitoring port.
l Other indoor distributed power backup devices connect to CAN ports, and the Bluetooth
port of the OPM30M/OPM30A is reserved.
2.6 Cable List

This section lists the types and specifications of DPS cables.
l OPM30M/OPM30A and IBBS20L-F

– Connection of signal cables
n PSUs should be interconnected using DB9–DB15 cables.
n PSUs should be connected to lithium batteries using DB9–RJ45 cables.
n Lithium batteries should be interconnected using RJ45–RJ45 cables.
– Connection of remote monitoring cables (two methods):

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n PSUs should be connected to RRUs using DB15–DB15/DB9 cables. (Connect

cables according to cable labels.)
n PSUs should be connected to a monitoring device using DB15–dry contact
cables.
l OPM50M/OPM50M (Ver.B) and IBBS20D/IBBS20L
– Connection of signal cables
n PSUs must be interconnected using RJ45–DB15 cables.
n PSUs must be connected to lithium batteries using RJ45–DB15 cables.
n Lithium batteries should be interconnected using RJ45–RJ45 cables.
– Connection of remote monitoring cables (two methods):
n PSUs must be connected to RRUs using RJ45–DB15/DB9 cables. (Connect
cables according to cable labels.)
For details about pin assignments of connectors, see the following documents:
l OPM30A & IBBS20L-F Distributed Power System Quick Guide
l OPM30M & IBBS20L-F Distributed Power System Quick Guide
l OPM50M User Guide
l OPM50M (Ver.B) User Guide
l DBS3900 (BBU3910A) Installation Guide
2.7 Technical Specifications

For details, see technical specifications of the main devices of different NEs.
Table 2-6 Technical specifications of the OPM30M

Item Technical Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D) 400 mm x 300 mm x 50 mm
Weight 7 kg
Input operating voltage 110 V AC/220 V AC/HVDC (85 V DC to 400 V DC)
Output voltage –48 V DC
Maximum output power 1500 W
Operating temperature l –40°C to +50°C (with solar radiation)

l –40°C to +55°C (without solar radiation)
Table 2-7 Technical specifications of the OPM30A

Weight 7 kg

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Input operating voltage 110 V AC/220 V AC/–48 V DC
Output voltage 220 V AC
Maximum output power 1500 W

Table 2-8 Technical specifications of the IBBS20L-F

Weight 20 kg
Input operating voltage –48 V DC
Output voltage –48 V DC
Maximum output power 1500 W (one-path output)

2000 W (two-path output)
Capacity 20 Ah

Table 2-9 Technical specifications of the OPM50M

Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x 400 mm x 300 mm x 120 mm

D)
Weight ≤ 12.0 kg
Input voltage AC input:

l Typical input voltage: 220 V AC, 110 V AC (supporting
dual-live-wire input)
l Input voltage range: 85 V AC to 290 V AC
Output voltage –53.5 V DC

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Item Specifications
Output power l If the input voltage ranges from 176 V AC to 290 V AC and
the operating temperature is lower than or equal to 50°C, the
output power is 3000 W.
l If the input voltage ranges from 176 V AC to 290 V AC and
the operating temperature is greater than 50°C, the output
power is 2700 W.
l If the input voltage ranges from 85 V AC to 176 V AC, the
Operating temperature –40°C to +55°C (without solar radiation)
Table 2-10 Technical specifications of the OPM50M (Ver.B)

Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x 400 mm x 300 mm x 100 mm (without the housing)

D)
Weight ≤ 12.6 kg
Input voltage AC input:

l Typical input voltage: 220 V AC, 110 V AC (supporting
dual-live-wire input)
l Input voltage range: 85 V AC to 290 V AC
DC input:
l Input voltage range: 190 V DC to 400 V DC
Output voltage –53.5 V DC
Output power l If the input voltage ranges from 176 V AC to 290 V AC or

from 190 V DC to 400 V DC and the operating temperature
is lower than or equal to 55°C (without solar radiation), the
l If the input voltage ranges from 85 V AC to 176 V AC, the
Operating temperature –40°C to +55°C (without solar radiation)
Table 2-11 Technical specifications of the IBBS20D

Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x 400 mm x 240 mm x 300 mm

D)
Weight ≤ 15 kg (excluding the battery)

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Item Specifications
Input voltage –48 V DC; voltage range: –38.4 V DC to –57 V DC
Operating temperature –40°C to +50°C (with solar radiation of 1120 W/m2)
Table 2-12 Technical specifications of the IBBS20L

Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x 400 mm x 120 mm x 300 mm (without the housing)

D)
Weight 19 kg
Input voltage –48 V DC; voltage range: –38.4 V DC to –57 V DC
Operating temperature –40°C to +50°C (with solar radiation of 1120 W/m2)

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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide 3 Installation Preparations
3 Installation Preparations
This chapter describes the engineering preparations and information to be known before the
installation.

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3.1 Engineering Preparations

This section describes the reference documents, tools, and instruments that must be ready
before the installation. In addition, it provides the skills and prerequisites that installation
engineers must have.
3.1.1 Reference Documents

Ensure that you have obtained all the related documents before the installation.
Ensure that you have been familiar with the following documents before installation.
l To install a main device and cables, follow the instructions provided in the following
document:
3900 Series Base Station Product Documentation
To obtain Small Cell product documents, visit http://support.huawei.com, and choose
Product Support > Wireless Network > Small Cell.
l To install the DPS and cables, follow the instructions provided in the following
documents:
3.1.2 Tools and Instruments

This section lists the tools and instruments that must be obtained before installation.
NOTE
Take proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection measures, for example, wear ESD gloves, to
prevent electrostatic damage to the boards or electronic components when installing components or
cables.

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3.1.3 Skills and Requirements for Installation Personnel

Installation personnel must be qualified, trained, and familiar with operation methods and
safety precautions before performing any operations.

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Before the installation, pay attention to the following items:
l The customer's technical engineers must be trained by Huawei and be familiar with
installation and operation methods.
l The number of the onsite personnel depends on the engineering schedule and installation
environment. In most cases, three to five onsite personnel are recommended.
l During cable installation, pay attention to the following requirements:
– Before installing power cables, cut off the external power supply and switch off all
the circuit breakers on power supply and base station devices.
– The colors and appearances of the power cables in this document are for reference
only, which may differ from those of the cables used onsite. If cables are purchased
locally, the colors and appearances of the cables may be different from those shown
in this document.
– Contact Huawei technical support to ensure whether customer-provided cables and
connectors can be used or whether fixed-length cables can be shortened.
– The following two figures show the correct installation methods of cord end
terminals and OT terminals.
Figure 3-1 Installation of cord end terminals
Figure 3-2 Installation of OT terminals
3.2 Before the Installation

This section describes the necessary information to be known before installation, including
the dimensions and size, ports, installation scenarios and installation space requirements for
the main device and the DPS as well as user equipment requirements and cabling
requirements.

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l Dimensions of the main device and the DPS

For details about dimensions of the main device and the DPS, see documentations about
the dimensions and size requirements for the main device and power supply system.
l Ports on the main device and the DPS
For details about ports on the main device and the DPS, see documentations about ports
on the panels of the main device and power supply system, including ports at the bottom,
in the cable cavity and indicators.
l Installation scenarios of the main device and the DPS
For details about the installation scenarios of the main device and the DPS, see
documentations about the installation scenarios of the main device and power supply
system.
l Installation space requirements for the main device and the DPS
For details about the installation requirements for the main device and the DPS, see
documentations about the requirements on space and spacing for installing the main
device and power system.
l Cabling requirements
For details about the cabling requirement, see documentations about the main device and
power system.

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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide 4 SingleSite DPS Solution Installation Guideline
4 SingleSite DPS Solution Installation

Guideline
This chapter describes the installation guideline for installing the DPS and main devices.

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4.1 Installation Process

This section describes how to install the DPS site, including the installation of main device,
power module, battery module, and cables as well as hardware installation and check and
power-on check.
The following figure shows the installation process.
Figure 4-1 Installation process
During the installation, refer to the following documents:
document:
To obtain Small Cell product documents, visit http://support.huawei.com, and choose
Product Support > Wireless Network > Small Cell.
documents:

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l To install the SPM60A and cables, follow the instructions provided in the following
section:
Installation of SPM60A and Cables in SPM60A User Guide
NOTE
The input voltage of the SPM60A ranges from 85 V AC to 255 V AC.
4.2 Installation of the Main Device and the DPS

This section describes the space requirements for installing the main device and the DPS,
installation scenarios, and the installation of power modules, blade RRUs or battery modules.
For details about how to install the main device and the DPS, see related documentations
about the main device and power supply system.
The main device and the DPS can be installed on the wall, pole, u-steel, angle steel, indoor
rack, or OPS06, depending on installation environments.
4.2.1 Installation Space Requirements

This section describes the installation space requirements for the main device and the DPS.
NOTE
Blade RRU cannot be equipped with the blade battery directly.
The following figures show the installation space requirements.

l It is recommended that the mounting bracket be installed 1200 mm (47.24 in.) to 1600
mm (62.99 in.) above the ground, as shown in the following figures.
Figure 4-2 Height requirement for installing the mounting kits (1)

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Figure 4-3 Height requirement for installing the mounting kits (2)
l The following figure shows the minimum space requirement for installing a single
device in normal mode on the wall.

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Figure 4-4 Space requirements for installing a single device in normal mode on the wall
l The following figure shows the space requirements for installing a single device in side-
mounted mode on the wall.

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Figure 4-5 Space requirements for installing a single device in side-mounted mode
l The following figures show space requirements for installing multiple devices in
centralized mode.

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Figure 4-6 Space requirements for installing multiple devices in centralized mode
Figure 4-7 Minimum space requirements for installing multiple devices in centralized
mode
l Install the second set of RRU mounting kits at least 80 mm (3.15 in.) above or below the
first set of RRU mounting kits, as shown in the following figures.

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Figure 4-8 Installing the second set of RRU mounting kits
l The following figures show the space requirement for installing multiple devices on the
wall in normal mode.
Figure 4-9 Space requirements for installing multiple devices on the wall in normal
mode

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Figure 4-10 Minimum space requirement for installing multiple devices on the wall in
normal mode
l The following figure shows the minimum horizontal spacing between RRUs.
Figure 4-11 Requirements for minimum horizontal spacing
l The following figure shows the minimum vertical spacing between RRUs.

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Figure 4-12 Requirements for minimum vertical spacing
NOTE
When multiple devices are installed, the spacing between devices must meet the requirements
shown in Figure 4-8 and Figure 4-12.
4.2.2 Installing Power Modules and Blade RRUs

This section describes the procedure for installing OPM30M or OPM30A power modules
with blade RRUs.
Background Information
The following figure shows the connection kit used in combinations.
Figure 4-13 Connection kit

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Procedure
Step 1 Install the OPM30M or OPM30A connection kit onto the rear of the RRU, and use an M6
inner hexagon torque screwdriver to tighten the captive screw into the hole of the connection
kit with a torque of 5 N·m (44.25 lbf·in.) so that the connection kit and main bracket are
firmly secured, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-14 Installing the connection kits of OPM30M or OPM30A
Step 2 Remove the left hook of the power module.
Figure 4-15 Remove the left hook of the power module
Step 3 Install the OPM30M or OPM30A connection kit onto the OPM30M or OPM30A power
module, and use an M6 inner hexagon torque screwdriver to tighten the captive screw into the
hole of the OPM30M or OPM30A with a torque of 5 N·m (44.25 lbf·in.) so that the
connection kit and PSU are firmly secured, as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-16 Installing OPM30M or OPM30A
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4.2.3 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the Wall
This section describes the procedure and precautions for installing a main device and a DPS
on the wall.
Installation Requirements
The main device and the DPS are installed on the wall in normal mode. The main device or
the DPS can use the same mounting kits. Requirements for the wall are as follows:
l The main device and the DPS are installed separately on the reinforced concrete bearing
wall with the concrete strength class C25 or higher.
l For each device, the wall must be capable of bearing the weight four times the weight of
the device and a force of 1.25 kN (281.25 lbf) pulled by a bolt outwards.
l Expansion anchor bolts must be tightened using the torque of 30 N·m (265.52 lbf·in.) so
that the bolts stay secured without damaging the wall.
l In any scenario, to ensure the heat dissipation of devices and waterproof performance of
ports at the bottom, devices must be equipped with bottoms downward and the angle
between devices and the vertical line must be less than 10 degrees.
Installation Scenarios
The DPS can be installed in remote RRU deployment, EasyMacro, small cell, and LampSite
scenarios. (In LampSite scenarios, non-centralized installation mode is used. The PWR and
LampSite base station are installed separately.)
In the following figures, RRU, Micro, or AAU indicates the main device, PWR indicates the
power module, and BAT indicates the battery module.
NOTE
Both the OPM30M and OPM30A can function as the PWR. The OPM30A must be installed with the
BAT together.
l Centralized installation on the wall

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– Three RRUs, one PWR, and one BAT are installed on the wall, as shown in the
following figure.
Figure 4-17 Application scenario of three RRUs, one PWR and one BAT
It is recommended that the RRUs, PWR and BAT be installed in sequence. PWR is
close to the user AC power system. RRUs are installed at the left side of the PWR
and the BAT is at its right side. The BAT must be away from strong heat sources.
NOTE
Equip the PWR with the RRU or BAT, then install them on the wall or on pole in normal
mode, as shown in the following figure.
The PWR can be installed separately.
Figure 4-18 Installing the combined PWR and RRU on a pole
– One RRU and one PWR (OPM30M) are installed on the wall without backup
power, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-19 Application scenario of one RRU and one PWR without backup power
l Non-centralized installation

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Due to the aesthetic factor and other limitations, it is recommended that the PWR and the
main device be installed separately while the BAT is installed close to the PWR on the
wall, as shown in the following figures.
Figure 4-20 Application scenario of one micro, one PWR, and one BAT

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Figure 4-21 Application scenario of one AAU, one PWR, and one BAT
4.2.4 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the Pole
on the pole.
Space for installing one BAT allows two PWRs to be installed side by side or one RRU to be
installed and requirements for installing the main device and the DPS on the pole are as
follows:
l Poles whose diameter is less than 60 mm (2.36 in.) must be reconstructed.

l Up to two BATs can be installed on a pole whose diameter ranges from 60 mm to 76 mm
(2.36 in. to 2.99 in.).

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l Three or more BATs can be installed on a pole whose diameter is greater than 76 mm
(2.99 in.).
– Up to six BATs can be installed on a pole whose diameter ranges from 76 mm to
114 mm (2.99 in. to 4.48 in.).
– If more than three BATs are installed on a pole, they must be installed in different
layers. Before installation, you must confirm the bearing capacity of the pole with
the customer.
l The diameter of big poles ranges from 114 mm to 400 mm (4.48 in. to 15.75 in.), such as
monitoring poles, cable poles, and concrete poles. The BAT with a standard mounting kit
cannot be installed on a big pole. Before such an RRU is installed on a big pole, the
appropriate mounting kit must be obtained. Installation requirements are as follows:
– Only one BAT or one BAT and one PWR can be installed on each mounting kit.
– The device can only be installed in normal mode instead of side-mounted mode.
Figure 4-22 Installing the RRU on the big pole

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Figure 4-23 Mounting kits for installing the RRU on a big pole
Installation Scenarios
In the following figures, RRU or AAU indicates the main device, PWR indicates the power
module, and BAT indicates the battery module.
NOTE
Both the OPM30M and OPM30A can function as the PWR. The OPM30A must be installed with the
BAT together.
l Installation scenarios of the RRU and the small cell:
– One RRU, one PWR, and one BAT are installed in side-mounted mode.
It is recommended that RRU be installed at the upper side while the BAT and PWR
are installed side by side at the lower side, with the BAT attaching to the main pole
and the heat sink fins of the PWR pointing outward, as shown in the following
figure.

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Figure 4-24 Application scenario of one RRU, one PWR, and one BAT (1)
The RRU is installed on the pole while the PWR and the BAT are installed side by
side. A sheet metal box is installed between the PWR and the RRU, or a spacing is
reserved between them, as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-25 Application scenario of one RRU, one PWR, and one BAT (2)
– One RRU and one PWR are installed in side-mounted mode without backup power.
It is recommended that the RRU be connected to the PWR (OPM30M) and the heat
sink fins of the PWR point outward, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-26 Application scenario of one RRU and one PWR without backup power

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– One RRU, one PWR, and two BATs are installed in side-mounted mode.
It is recommended that the RRU be installed on the pole while the PWR and the
BATs are installed on the pole in side-mounted mode, with the heat sink fins of the
PWR pointing outward.
Figure 4-27 Application scenario of one RRU, one PWR, and two BATs
– Three RRUs, one PWR, and three BATs are installed in side-mounted mode.
It is recommended that the three RRUs be installed side by side at the upper side of
the pole while the BAT and PWR are installed side by side at the lower side, with
the heat sink fins of the PWR pointing outward, as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-28 Application scenario of three RRUs, one PWR, and three BATs
– Six RRUs, two PWRs, and two BATs are installed in the side-mounted mode.
It is recommended that six RRUs be installed on three poles with two RRUs
installed on each pole. BATs and PWRs are installed on two of the three poles with
one BAT and one PWR on each pole and the heat sink fins of PWRs pointing
outward, as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-29 Application scenario of six RRUs, two PWRs, and two BATs
– A maximum of six RRUs, two PWRs, and five BATs can be installed in the side-
mounted mode.
It is recommended that six RRUs be installed at the upper side of the pole in two
layers while BATs and PWRs are installed at the lower side in two layers with two
BATs and one PWR in each layer, as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-30 Application scenario of six RRUs, two PWRs, and five BATs
l Installation scenario of EasyMacro:

– When no backup power is used, one AAU and one PWR are installed in normal
mode.
It is recommended that the AAU be installed at the upper side on the pole while the
PWR is installed at the lower side with its heat sink fins pointing outwards, as
shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-31 Application scenario of one AAU and one PWR without backup power
– When backup power is used, one AAU, one PWR, and two BATs are installed in
side-mounted mode.
It is recommended that the AAU be installed at the upper side of the pole while the
PWR and BATs are installed at the lower side, with the heat sink fins of the PWR
pointing outward, as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 4-32 Application scenario of one AAU, one PWR, and two BATs with
backup power
l Installation scenario of a big pole with a diameter of 114 mm to 400 mm (4.49 in. to
15.75 in.)
One RRU, one PWR, and one BAT are installed in normal mode, as shown in the
following figure.
It is recommended that RRU be installed at the upper side while PWR and BAT are
installed at the lower side in normal mode. In addition, these devices are tied with the big
pole by steel tapes and a set of mounting kits can install only one BAT or PWR.

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Figure 4-33 Application scenario of one RRU, one PWR, and one BAT
4.2.5 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on U-steels

This section describes the procedure and precautions for installing the main device and the
DPS on U-steels.
The following figure shows U-steel specifications.

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Figure 4-34 U-steel specifications
For details about U-steel installation requirements, see Installation Requirements.
U-steel can be installed on the ground or the tower and each piece of U-steel allows only one
main device or one DPS to be installed in normal mode, as shown in the following figure. If
the width of the narrower edges of the U-steel is less than 40 mm (1.57 in.), only the a and b
modes are supported.
Figure 4-35 Top views of four installation modes

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4.2.6 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on Angle Steels
on angle steels.
The following figure shows the angle steel specifications.

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Figure 4-37 Angle steel specifications
Angle steel can be installed on the ground or a tower and a piece of angle steel allows only
one main device or one DPS to be installed in normal mode.
For details about angle steel installation requirements, see Installation Requirements.
The following figure shows the top view of the device installed on angle steel.
Figure 4-38 Installation method

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4.2.7 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the Indoor Rack
on the indoor rack.
Indoor racks are applicable for installing the RRU and the blade DPS on the indoor ground, as
shown in the following figure.
Table 4-1 Indoor centralized rack

Item Specification
Function Install the distributed base station (DBS), indoor mini box (IMB), RRU
or DPS.
Weight The weight of the empty rack is less than or equal to 45 kilograms.

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Item Specification
Dimensions (H Cabinet: 1730 mm x 600 mm x 600 mm (68.11 in. x 23.62 in. x 23.62
x W x D) in.)
Free space When the height of the equipment room is two meters, 3 U and 3 U
space is available for installing two modules at the bottom of the rack.
Up to six devices can be installed in side-mounted mode, with three
installed at the upper layer and three installed at the lower layer. Up to
two devices can be installed in normal mode, with one installed at the
upper layer and the other installed at the lower layer.
Installation Ground installation (except wood floor)

Method
Figure 4-40 Schematic diagram of installing the indoor rack

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l The dimensions of modules cannot exceed 490 mm x 380 mm x 170 mm (19.29 in. x
14.96 in. x 6.69 in.) and these modules can be installed in side-mounted mode.
l The total heat consumption of devices installed on the rack cannot exceed 650 W. When
RRUs or PWRs are installed in two layers, the temperature is required to decrease by ten
degrees. When they are installed in one layer, the temperature is required to decrease by
5 degrees.
l RRUs and PWRs are installed in layers. RRUs are installed on the upper layer while
PWRs and lithium battery are installed on the lower layer.
l Lithium battery which must be kept away from heat sources cannot be installed between
two RRUs.
4.2.8 Installing the Main Device and the DPS on the OPS-06
This section describes the procedure and precautions for installing the main device and the
DPS on the OPS-06.
OPS-06 provides an auxiliary solution for installing RRUs centralizedly on a pole or on the
bottom of a pole outdoors. An OPS-06 consists of an OPS-06P pole and an OPS-06T
attachment plate, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-41 Exterior of the OPS-06
Table 4-2 OPS06 specifications

Item Specifications
Dimensions (D x H) of OPS-06P 240 mm x 1020 mm (9.45 in. x 40.16 in.). The

diameters of the fixed disk and the pole are 240 mm
(9.45 in.) and 89 mm (3.50 in.), respectively.

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Item Specifications
Dimensions (W x D x H) 594 mm x 396 mm x 60 mm (23.39 in. x 15.59 in. x

2.35 in.)
Installation requirements The OPS-06 must be fixed on the concrete floor or

U-steel using bolts. In scenarios where U-steel is
used, an OAP600 base can be configured to install
the poles.
Mounting method Tighten the bolts
Installation Capability A single OPS-06P supports up to six RRUs or

PWRs.
Capacity expansion method Two OPS-06Ps can be stacked to support a

maximum of 12 RRUs. The operating temperature of
RRUs needs to be decreased by 5 degrees.
Figure 4-42 Exterior of the OPS-06
Requirements for installing the main device and the DPS on the OPS06 are as follows:

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l RRUs are installed at the upper side while the DPS is installed at the lower side.
l RRUs are installed together. In addition, battery modules which must be away from the
heat source are equipped with the PWRs.
l Attention must be paid on stress balance of the pole and the heat dissipation of battery
modules.
4.3 Cable Installation of the Main Device and the DPS

This section describes how to install cables for the main device and the DPS.
4.3.1 Cabling Requirements

Cables must be routed according to the specified cabling requirements to prevent interference
between signals.
General Cabling Requirements
The bending radius of the cables must meet the following requirements:
l The bending radius of a power cable or a protection ground (PGND) cable must be at
least three times the diameter of the cable.
l The bending radius of a signal cable must be at least five times the diameter of the cable.
The cables must be bound as follows:
l Cables of the same type are bound together.

l Different types of cables are separately routed with a minimum spacing of 30 mm (1.18
in.) and cannot be entangled.
l The cables must be bound tightly and neatly. The sheaths of the cables must not be
damaged.
l Cable ties are installed in the same direction, and those at the same horizontal line must
be at the same level.
l The excess of indoor cable ties is trimmed off and a slack of 5 mm (0.2 in.) is reserved
for outdoor cable ties, without remaining rough edges.
l Labels or nameplates are attached to both ends, joints, or turns of cables after they are
installed.
Security Requirements
l Cables are routed away from sharp objects or wall burrs. If these positions are inevitable,
cables are protected with protection pipes.
l Cables are routed away from heat sources, or heat-insulation materials are added
between cables and heat sources.
l Sufficient slack is provided in cables at turns or the position close to a device, facilitating
cable and device maintenance. The recommended slack is 0.1 m (0.33 in.).
Indoor Cabling Requirements
l Each cable is routed indoors through the feeder window.

l Drip loops are reserved for all cables outside the feeder window and meet the
requirements for the minimum bending radius.

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l When cables are routed indoors, engineers are required indoors for cooperation.
l The feeder window must be waterproofed.
4.3.2 Cable Connections

This section describes the cable connection between the main device and the DPS in typical
scenarios.
NOTE
Components of the main device cannot be cascaded using power cables to receive power supply from
the DPS.
Up to five IBBS20L-Fs can be connected in parallel.
Up to four OPM30Ms can be connected in parallel.
Up to two OPM30As can be connected in parallel.
The following figures show the connection between the main device and DPS over the load
ports when an IBBS20L-F and an OPM30M or OPM30A supply or back up power for the
main device.
Figure 4-43 Cable connections when an OPM30M is used

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Figure 4-44 Cable connections when an OPM30A is used
The following figure shows the connection between the main device and DPS over the load
ports when five IBBS20L-F and four OPM30M modules supply or back up power for the
main device.
Figure 4-45 Cable connections when four OPM30Ms are used
ports when five IBBS20L-F and two OPM30A modules supply or back up power for the main
device.
Figure 4-46 Cable connections when two OPM30As are used

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ports when two IBBS20L-F modules and an OPM30M or OPM30A supply or back up power
for the main device.
Figure 4-47 Cable connections when an OPM30A or OPM30M is used
The following figure shows the connection between the DPS and battery when three
OPM50M (Ver.B) and six IBBS20L modules supply or back up power for the main device.
Figure 4-48 Cable connection between the OPM50M (Ver.B) and IBBS20L
The following figure shows the connection between the DPS and battery when an IBBS20L-F
and two OPM30M modules supply or back up power for the main device.

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Figure 4-49 PGND cable connection
4.3.3 Cable Installation Process

This section describes how to install cables for the main device and the DPS.
The following figure shows how to install cables for the main device and the DPS.
Figure 4-50 Cable installation process
4.3.4 Installing Cables

This section describes how to install cables for the main device and DPS.

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NOTE
The maximum distance between the OPM30M and the main device is 50 m (164.04 ft), and that
between the OPM30A and the main device is 100 m (328.08 ft).
AC power cables do not need to be grounded. DC power cables need to be grounded (power cables
between the OPM30A or OPM30M and the IBBS20L-F do not need to be grounded). For details about
power cable grounding, see Installing a Ground Clip.
Blade Site Scenarios

The following figure shows the cable connections when one RRU5905 and one OPM50M
(Ver.B) are used.
Figure 4-51 Cable connections when one RRU5905 and one OPM50M (Ver.B) are used
Table 4-3 Cable connections
No. One End The Other End
Port Position Connector Port Position Connector
1 RRU power Tool-less female LOAD1/LOAD2/ Tool-less female

input port [a] connector (pressfit LOAD3/LOAD4 connector
type) port [b] (pressfit type)
2 Power input Tool-less female Make the connector based on the power
port [b] connector (pressfit port used on-site.
type)

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[a]and Prepare and install the cables according to the corresponding RRU installation
other guides, such as RRU5905&RRU5905w&RRU5305 (1.4G) Installation Guide.
cables
3, 4, Prepare and install the cables according to the following document:

and [b] l OPM50M (Ver.B) User Guide
Scenarios with Remotely Deployed RRUs

The following figure shows the cable connections when one RRU3956, one OPM30A, and
two BAT modules are used.
Figure 4-52 Cable connections when one RRU3956, one OPM30A, and two BAT modules
are used
1 RRU power Tool-less female AC_LOAD_1/ Tool-less female

input port [a] connector (pressfit AC_LOAD_2/ connector
type) AC_LOAD_3 port (pressfit type)
[b]
type)
5 RRU alarm DB15 waterproof COM_ALM [b] DB15

port [a] male connector communication
cable connector

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[a]and Prepare and install the cables according to the corresponding RRU installation
other guides, such as RRU3956 (AC) Installation Guide.
cables
3, 4, Prepare and install the cables according to the following documents:

and [b] l OPM30A & IBBS20L-F Distributed Power System Quick Guide
l OPM50M User Guide
Easy Macro Scenarios

The following figure shows the cable connections when one AAU3940, one OPM30A, and
Figure 4-53 Cable connections when one AAU3940, one OPM30A, and two BAT modules
are used
1 AAU power Tool-less female AC_LOAD_1/ Tool-less female

input port [a] connector (pressfit AC_LOAD_2/ connector
type) AC_LOAD_3 port (pressfit type)
[b]
type)
[a]and Prepare and install the cables according to the corresponding AAU installation
other guides, such as AAU3940 Installation Guide.
cables

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3, 4, and Prepare and install the cables according to the following document:
[b]
AtomCell Scenarios
The following figure shows the cable connections when one BTS3911E, one OPM30A, and
Figure 4-54 Cable connections when one BTS3911E, one OPM30A, and two BAT modules
are used
1 AtomCell Tool-less female AC_LOAD_1/ Tool-less female

power input connector (pressfit AC_LOAD_2/ connector
port [a] type) AC_LOAD_3 (pressfit type)
port [b]

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2 Power input Tool-less female Make the connector based on the

port [b] connector (pressfit power port used on-site.
type)
5 AtomCell RJ45 waterproof COM_ALM [b] DB15

alarm port [a] male connector communication
cable connector
[a]and Prepare and install the cables according to the AtomCell installation guides,
other such as BTS3911E Installation Guide.
cables
3, 4, and Prepare and install the cables according to the following documents:
[b]
l OPM50M User Guide
LampSite Scenarios
The following figure shows the cable connections when one RHUB, one OPM30A, and two
BAT modules are used.
Figure 4-55 Cable connections when one RHUB, one OPM30A, and two BAT modules are
used

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1 AC input socket C13 female AC_LOAD_1/ Tool-less female

connector AC_LOAD_2/ connector
AC_LOAD_3 (pressfit type)
port [b]
2 Power input Tool-less female Make the connector based on the

port [b] connector (pressfit power port used on-site.
type)
5 RHUB alarm RJ45 connector COM_ALM [b] DB15

port [a] communication
cable connector
[a]and Prepare and install the cables according to DBS3900 LampSite Installation
other Guide.
cables
3, 4, and Prepare and install the cables according to the following documents:
[b]
l OPM50M User Guide
4.4 Checking the Installation

This section describes items to be checked after the main device and the DPS hardware are
installed.
The table provides the checklist for the hardware installation.
Table 4-8 Checklist for the hardware installation

No. Item
1 The installation positions of the main device and the DPS strictly comply with
the engineering design and meets space requirements. Sufficient space is
reserved for equipment maintenance.
2 The main device and the DPS are firmly installed.
3 The cover plate is securely installed on the device cabling cavity.
4 Waterproof measures have been taken for the main device and the DPS.

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No. Item
5 Power cables and PGND cables must be complete without connectors or

joints. Cables are firmly soldered.
6 All signal cables, monitoring cables, power cables and PGND cables are not
short-circuited or reversely connected and are not damaged or broken.
7 Cables meet requirements on the bending radius, bundling and security.
8 PGND cables and lightening protection cables of the main device and the DPS
meet the requirements.
9 The signal cables are not damaged or broken, and the connectors are intact.
10 Labels are correct, legible, and complete at both ends of each cable, feeder,
and jumper.
4.5 Powering on and Commissioning the Main Device and

the DPS
This section introduces how to power on and commission the main device and the DPS.
For details about powering on and commissioning the main device, see sections about
powering on and commissioning the main device in relevant installation guides.
For details about powering on and commissioning the DPS, see sections about powering on
and commissioning the DPS in relevant installation guides.
For details about powering on, see sections about powering on in relevant installation guides.
document:
For product documents related to small-cell base stations, log in to http://
support.huawei.com, and choose Product Support > Wireless Network > Small Cell.
document:
– OPM30M & OPM30A & IBBS20L-F Distributed Power System Quick Guide
l To install the SPM60A and cables, follow the instructions provided in the following
section:
Installation of SPM60A and Cables in SPM60A User Guide
NOTE
The input voltage of the SPM60A ranges from 85 V AC to 255 V AC.
For details about commissioning, see Power Supply Management Feature Parameter
Description.

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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide 5 Acronyms and Abbreviations
5 Acronyms and Abbreviations
AC alternating current
BBU baseband unit
BLVD battery low voltage disconnection
BTS base transceiver station
DC direct current
DCB deep cycle battery
DCDU direction current distribution unit
DDF digital distribution frame
DG diesel generator
DRFU double radio frequency unit
EMUA environment monitoring unit type A
EMUB environment monitoring unit type B
ESU energy storage unit
FCB fast charge battery

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DPS Solution Introduction and Installation Guide 5 Acronyms and Abbreviations
GATM GSM antenna and TMA control module
HVDC high-voltage direct current
LLVD load low voltage disconnection
PSU power supply unit
RFC radio frequency cabinet
RFU radio frequency unit
RRU radio remote unit
SCB solar cycle battery
SLPU signal lightning protection unit


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2.1 Application Scenarios

Table 2-1 Application scenarios of the OPM30M/OMP30A

Site with LTE FDD/LTE AC 1 to 3 300 450 1350

Indoor RRUs, AC 1 to 3 250 320 960

Easy LTE FDD AC 1 to 3 250 330 990

LampSite One RHUB, AC 1 500 800 800

Small Cell One to three AC 1 to 3 190 205 615

One to three AC 2 to 4 190 205 248

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Table 2-2 Application scenarios of the OPM50M

Blade OPM50M + low- DC 1 to 3 300 450 1350

OPM50M DC 1 to 3 900 1000 3000

The following figures show the typical application scenarios.

Figure 2-1 Scenario with low-power RRUs remotely deployed

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Figure 2-5 Scenario with AC RRUs

Figure 2-6 Scenario with AC RRUs and DC RRUs

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Figure 2-7 LampSite scenario

Figure 2-8 AC Easy Macro scenario

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Figure 2-9 AtomCell scenario

2.2 Hardware Models

Table 2-3 Hardware models

PSU OPM30M DPU30D SingleSite V100R003C00

Transforming OPM30A DPU30A SingleSite V100R003C01

Battery module IBBS20L-F DBU20B SingleSite V100R005C00

PSU OPM50M/ - SingleSite V100R006C00

Battery module IBBS20L/ - SingleSite V100R006C00

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Table 2-4 Main device documentation

Small-cell base stations Product documentation: Support > Description >

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Figure 2-10 Appearance and ports of OPM30M

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Figure 2-11 Appearance and ports of OPM30A

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Figure 2-12 Appearance and ports of IBBS20L-F

2.3 Device Layout

2.4 Power Distribution Solution

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Table 2-5 Power distribution solution

OPM30M Four-output connector: Quick-connect connector

OPM30A Four-output connector: Quick-connect connector

IBBS20L-F Two-path power connector Quick-connect connector

OPM50M Six-output connector: five Quick-connect connector

IBBS20L Two-path power connector OT terminal