Multi-Mode Base Transceiver Station

(MMBS)
Need 9927 and
Section B - Equipment-MMBS (NA Section if Expansion Cabinet is utilized) 9712 Examples.

9929 Rectifier modules properly inserted into rectifier shelf.

9928

Verify bolts are not

loose and lexan
cover is present.
Verify also all have
green LEDs.
Verify all rectifiers
Normally 8
are green.
rectifiers, but 7 is
OK. Should be
blank plate above
the rectifier for final
installation

Internal cabling is dressed and secured. (Make sure cables terminated to the Alpha ASMI unit are neatly routed and
secured)

Velcro must be
used for all fiber
cables and bend
radius is not
exceeded
Position of ASMI
must be correct
based on cabinet
configuration
because it affect
thermals.
BBU is properly racked and grounded.

Must have blank

plate present
above BBUs.

ASIA Ground
 GPS cable is properly connected per Installation MOP.

GPS Input Cable

GPS Cable at
Splitter. Install per
MOP

Excess fiber and DC Cabling spooled and secured neatly with velcro straps.

Cables should be
spooled in cable
management tray
or GPS tray.
Installation above
ASMI violates
thermals because
of missing blank
plate
 Section C - Fiber Distribution Box

Junction box is
Third breaker rail is properly installed when applicable (Make sure the power cables are labeled)
delivered with rail
installed.
Should be either 6
or 4 AWG

Should be 1/0
AWG

Each sector should be coiled hybrid

Fiber and power cables are coiled neatly and stored in the spare cable storage area. separately byview
(Make sure a full each cable
of the entire
junction box is shown)
management.

CPRI Cables on Hybrid Cable

the left Breakouts should
be on the right.

Should be updated
with door
Fiber Assignment Sheet (graphic) is attached inside position,
and corrected as necessary to show correct termination of fiber at
patch panel. Existing DC Distribution Schedule has been updated with new RRUs.
breaker amperage,
technology, sector,
and equipment
being powered

Termination details
in MOP
All exposed conduits are rigid galvanized steel (RGS). Conduit fittings are threaded. Final connections to cabinets are with
liquid tight flexible metallic conduit in lengths not to exceed 6 feet. Attachments to cabinets are made with metallic
gasketed threaded hubs or condulets. (Please show the entire length of the conduit run from one cabinet to the next. Also,
make sure all conduit are supported properly)

Must be secured Flex should be no

within 18" from longer than 6' per
cabinet and 36" run and everything
after. else must be rigid.
 Section D - Equipment- Expansion Cabinet/ Top Hat Cabinet (NA Section if not used)

Cabinet anchor bolts are installed per Installation MOP. (Please show all 4 cabinet anchor bolts)

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

Show Torque mark

using Torque paint

Expansion /top hat cabinet - Properly grounded (Ground lugs must be two hole lugs w/inspection windows and no-ox
applied b/w the lug and cabinet)

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

Lugs must have

inspection windows
on all lugs. UV
rated clear heat
shrink required.
No Shiners.
Openings on all new cabinets have been properly weather sealed. (Show all of the cabinet knock outs and conduits sealed
properly)

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

There should be no
open knockouts
There should not
be any gaps
between connector
and cabinet.

Equipment doors open fully, equipment and personnel access routes are clear.

TOP HAT Cabinet Conduits from Top Hat Expansion Cabinet

to AMOB are not

permitted.
 Rectifier modules properly inserted into rectifier shelf.

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

Verify bolts are not
loose.

Verify all rectifiers

are green.

Should be 4
rectifiers.
Internal cabling is dressed and secured. (Make sure the cabling in cabinets are neat and secured properly)

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet Velcro must be

used for all fiber
cables and bend
radius is not
exceeded
Position of ASMI
must be correct
Secure using based on cabinet
notches with cable configuration
ties. Available top because it affect
and bottom. thermals.

ASIA Ground

BBU (Base Band Unit) is properly installed and grounded (Show the ASMI units grounded properly)

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

ASIA Ground

N/A - No BBU inside of the top hat

 GPS cable is properly connected per Installation MOP.

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

GPS Connected

N/A - No GPS inside of the top hat

Verify FYGM
Grounding
Excess fiber spooled and secured neatly with velcro straps.

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

N/A - No fibers inside of the top hat

Cables should be
spooled in cable
management tray
or GPS tray.
Installation above
ASMI violates
thermals because
of missing blank
plate
 AC circuit breaker at PPC is correctly sized and AC circuit directory has been updated

TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

All exposed conduits are rigid galvanized steel (RGS). Conduit fittings are threaded. Final connections to cabinets are with
liquid tight flexible metallic conduit in lengths not to exceed 6 feet. Attachments to cabinets are made with metallic
gasketed threaded hubs or condulets. (Please show the entire length of the conduit run from one cabinet to the next. Also,
make sure all conduit are supported properly)
TOP HAT Cabinet Expansion Cabinet

Must be secured
within 18" from
cabinet and 36"
after.
Flex should be no
longer than 6' per
run and everything
else must be rigid.
Section E - Equipment- GPS (NA Section if new GPS not installed)

GPS mast pipe properly grounded.

 Section F - Hybrid / DC / fiber cable run between MMBS and Antenna/RRU

Fiber/power transition (cable bundles) are properly supported within 18" of breakout enclosure (Show at both ends of the
hybrid)

Each sector should be coiled hybrid

separately by each cable
management. Must be secured
within 18" from
cabinet and 36"
after.

Hybrid cables are secured within 18" of breakout enclosure

Breakout Cylinder properly mounted in accordance with Installation MOP (Please show breakout cylinder at both ends of
the hybrid cable)

Verify separation of power and

fiber
 Section G/H/I – Sector Antenna/RRH/Lines MIMO
Alpha/Beta/Gamma

Back of Antenna/RRU. View of full sector array showing jumpers properly supported maintaining proper bend radius. All
equipment properly mounted and grounded for all technologies.

Grounding

Antenna(s) are installed properly with specific hardware. Antenna make, model, quantity and physical location are accurately as
represented in the drawings and RFDS. (Please show both antenna attached to the mounting brackets w/ the torque marks)
Power/Fiber cables are installed and color coded per intstall MOP at MMBTS, RRUs, and any intermediate points (i.e. wall
penetrations, pulls boxes, etc.) (Make sure the fiber octis ports are in a locked position)

Fiber optic ports

Weather proofing is should be in down
not required for locked position
power connector.
However if weather
proofing is supplied,
it must be done
properly.
Fiber optic cables secured with velcro.
RRU(s) installed properly. RRU make, model, quantity and physical location are accurately represented in the drawings. (Please
show both antenna attached to the mounting brackets w/ the torque marks)
RRU is grounded properly per Install MOP. (Make sure the ground lugs are 2 hole lugs w/ inspection windows and no-ox applied
b/w the lug and antenna)

Verify tower top jumpers are supported at no greater than 18" intervals from the connectors & every 24" thereafter.
(Please show the path of the cables supported properly from the antenna)
Fiber Jumper interface is properly installed and secured (IP/MPO, MFC, ODC)

Jumper fan tail is properly installed & secured.

 Spare fibers are properly weatherproofed and secured. (Clearly show the Spare fibers)

CAPS need top be

installed for all
spares
Sector grounding wire & ground leads are installed with gradual sweeps and bends. Bends are no less than 6" in radius/
Ground leads are installed straight along the path to grounf without kinks or escessive bends. (Show the path of the
ground cable from the antenna to the ground bar)
Sector ground bar is bonded to the tower steel using UL approved bonding hardware or is bonded to the Tower Top Master
Ground Bar and the Tower Top Master Ground Bar is bonded to the tower steel. (Show the ground bar the antenna is
grounded to)

Sector verify ground wire lugs are two-hole, long barrel, and are sized for the ground wire. No-Ox or other anti-corrosive
has been applied between the lug and ground bar.. (Show the ground lug at the ground bar being to the antenna)
 Sector verify ground lugs are crimped per the vendors recommendation with no deeply nicked or broken wire strands, and
that the wire insulation termination is within 1/8" of the barrel. (Show the ground lug at the ground bar crimped properly)

Antenna Azimuth information has been verified against RFDS with AAT upload in SV task 4134 [465] (+/- 3 degrees)
(Provide photos of the AAT tool attached to the antenna and a screenshot of the measurements)

Photo with AAT

Tool mounted to
antenna as well as
screen shot of
screen

Provide
documentation also
when using the
Sunsight Equipment
Antenna Downtilt & Roll information has been verified against RFDS with AAT upload in SV task 4134 [465] (+/- 1 degrees)
(Provide photos using the AAT tool showing the tilt and roll or using a 2ft smart level)

Digital Level should

be used

Fiber tests are verified complete and passing after RF review contained in SV task 4134 [465] (Provide the PDF of the End
to End Power Meter Test and the Fiber Scoping Test)

Power Meter Test

End Face Scope
Results
Inspection
Post-construction Height Verification document loaded to SV task 4800 [113] in Siterra (Provide PDF of the height
verification form filled out correctly and also the tape drops)

Upload to
Talonview in PDF
format
 Section AMOB – Alpha/Beta/Gamma

AMOB OVERALL DOOR CLOSED (Make sure the AMOBs are labeled)

AMOB GROUND

2 hole ground lug.

Inspection window.
No hard bends
No-ox applied
AMOB GROUND END (Show all the ground terminations from AMOB to plinth to ground bar)

Ground lugs should

not be stacked
4 Conduits required.
2 per AMOB. Each AMOB
need to have a conduit to AMOB DOOR OPEN
the main cabinet and to
the junction box.

INSIDE AMOB FIBERS N POWERS AND GPS PROPERLY ROUTED AND CONNECTED (Make sure the cables are properly
routed and supported)

Verify FYGM is
installed in AMOB
Dressed properly
and not close to
the door locking
mechanism so that
it does not get
pinched
INSIDE AMOB FIBERS N POWERS AND GPS PROPERLY ROUTED AND CONNECTED (Make sure the cables are properly
routed and supported)
INSIDE AMOB FIBERS N POWERS AND GPS PROPERLY ROUTED AND CONNECTED (Make sure the cables are properly
routed and supported)