Globe IBS Standards Fiberhome Rev

IMPLEMENTATION STANDARD
WUHAN FIBERHOME INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES PHILIPPINES INC.

Contents
1. Company Introduction
2. Hardware Descriptions
2.1 Repeater Description
2.1 Coupler Description
2.2 Splitter
2.3 Antennas
2.4 Coaxial cables
3 Repeater and DAS Installation Standard
3.1 Installation Flow
3.2 Site Readiness
3.3 Unpacking and Materials Checking
3.4 Repeater Installation
3.5 Grounding System Installation
3.6 Power System Installation
3.7 Antennas Installation
3.8 RF Cable Installation
3.9 DAS Testing
4 DAS System Labels
5 Maintenance and House Keeping
Validated and Accepted:
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WUHAN FIBERHOME INTERNATIONAL

TECHNOLOGIES Zhong Peng Li DaWei
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1. Company Introduction
Fiberhome Company Profile

An innovative and customer-oriented information and communication company established in1974
and directly affiliated to SASAC (the state-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission
of the State Council)
A class-leading product and solution supplier in optical, data and wireless communication systems
with products deployed in more than 65 countries, including the US, Canada, Italy, India,
Indonesia ,Philippine and Thailand.
Fiberhome have Employee more than 22,000 and total asset around 4 billion USD.
2015 year, the revenue of Fiberhome is reach to 5 billion USD and 20% CAGR revenue growth, 45%
CAGR revenue growth by global market.
FiberHome Group Sale Revenue

6
5
billion US$
4
3
2
1
0
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Contract Value Revenue Value
Business Summary
 Product & Service
 Optical communications
 IP communications
 Wireless Optimization & Mobile Connectivity
 Information Integration Services
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2. Equipment Overview
2.1 Equipment Specifications
2.1.1 Repeater
Characteristics
 Suitable for 900MHz & 2100MHz frequency band.
 Linear power amplifier and highly integrated modules to ensure the
stability of the inter-modulation (IMD3).
 Low noise figure, high system gain, perfect communication quality.
 Low power consumption, compact size, easy for maintenance and
installation.
 Support dual band base station, amplify any channel within
supported work band.
 Monitor & alarm, support remote monitor and all kinds of alarms.
 Optional monitor methods, RS232/SMS.
Product Description
FiberHome’s dual-band wireless repeater can amplify two bands or multiple sub-bands signals at the
same time by sharing one antenna feeder system. It is a good solution for multi-operator coverage
projects because the infrastructure costs will be greatly reduced.
In the downlink path, the repeater will pick up the signal from the exiting transmitter via the donor
antenna, amplifying and re-transmitting it into the desired coverage area via the service antenna. In
the uplink path, the repeater will receive signals from cell phones in the covered area and re-transmit
them back to the base station.
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Specifications
Electrical
Uplink Downlink
Frequency Range 890-897.5MHz, 905-915MHz 935-942.5MHz,
1945-1955MHz 950-960MHz
2135-2145MHz
Maximum Output Power(each band) 23dBm±2dB 30dBm±2dB
Max Gain 75dB±3dB 80dB±3dB
Band Selective 2sub bands GSM
1 sub bands WCDMA
ALC Input level rise 10dB, output stay at ±2dB or shut off
ATT Range 1dB Step ≥30dB
Gain Adjusting Tolerance ≤1dB @ 0~20dB attenuation
≤1.5dB @ 20~30dB attenuation
Ripple in band@25°C ≤5dB(GSM)

≤2dB@3.84MHz(UMTS)
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Noise Figure ≤6dB
VSWR ≤1.5(Power up, Min. Gain, Pin=-30dBm)
System Delay ≤5μs
IMD3 ≤-36dBc/3kHz(Max Gain,CH1/CH2:600KHz)
Spurious Emission ≤-36dBm/100KHz@9KHz-1GHz
≤-30dBm/1MHz@1GHz-12.75GHz
Environmental
Operating Temperature -25~ +55°C
Humidity 5%~95%
Environmental Class IP30(indoor)
Other
System Impedance 50Ω
RF Connector 2*N-Female
Power Supply 100 to 240V AC, 50-60Hz
Dimension 344mm*206mm*47mm
Weight ≤10Kg
Installation mode Wall-mounted
Monitor Local:RS232
Remote: SMS
Power Consumption ≤80W
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2.1.2 Coupler
6dB directional coupler, N-female
Electrical Characteristics
Frequency Range , MHz 698~2700
Directivity , dB ≥26
Max Power Capacity , W 300
IMD3, dBc ≤-153@+43dBmX2
Impedance (Ω) 50
VSWR ≤1.25
Insertion Loss , dB ≤0.25
(Excludes coupling loss)
Mechanical Characteristics
Weight, Kg 0.3
Connector Type N-Female
Number of Connectors 3
Environmental
Operating Temperature Range, ℃ -35~+55℃
Humidity ≤95%( Non-condensing)
Coupling Degree 6dB
Coupling, dB 6.00±1.0
Applications IP65
Structure
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Impedance (Ω) 50
VSWR ≤1.25
Weight, Kg 0.3
Environmental
Coupling Degree 10dB
Applications IP65
Structure
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Impedance (Ω) 50
VSWR ≤1.25
Weight, Kg 0.3
Environmental
Coupling Degree 15dB
Applications IP65
Structure
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2.1.2 Splitter
2 way splitter, N-female
VSWR ≤1.20
Impedance (Ω) 50
Insertion Loss (dB)
≤0.20
(Excludes division loss)
Weight, Kg 0.38
Environmental
Applications IP65
Structure
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VSWR ≤1.20
Impedance (Ω) 50
Insertion Loss (dB)
≤0.20
Weight, Kg 0.42
Environmental
Applications IP65
Structure
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VSWR ≤1.20
Impedance (Ω) 50
Insertion Loss (dB)
≤0.20
Weight, Kg 0.46
Environmental
Applications IP65
Structure
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2.3.4 Antenna
Indoor Directional Antenna
Antenna Patterns
Electrical Specifications
Frequency Band, MHz 806~960 1710~2300 2300~2700
Gain, dBi 7 8 9
VSWR ≤1.5
Horizontal Beam 90±15 75±12 75±12
Width, °
Vertical Beam 65(Typical) 60(Typical) 60(Typical)

Width, °
Polarization, ° Vertical
Input Maximum CW 50
Power, W
Impedance，Ω 50
IMD 3rd, dBc -153 @ 2-tone × 2W
Mechanical Specifications
Input Connector N-Female
Dimensions of 210x180x44
antenna, mm
Weight of Antenna, 0.6
kg
Radome Material ABS
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Environmental Specifications
Application Indoor
Working -40 to +55
Temperature, ℃
Limited -55 to +80

Temperature, ℃
Working Humidity, % ≤95
900M Horizontal 900M Vertical 2600M Vertical 2600M Vertical
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Indoor Omni Antenna
Frequency 806~960 1710~2500 2500~2700
Band, MHz
Gain, dBi 2 5 5
VSWR ≤1.5
Return Loss, dB ≥13.98
Horizontal ±1 ±1 ±1.5
Beam Width, °
Vertical Beam 65±10
Width, °
Polarization Vertical
Input Maximum 50
CW Power, W
Impedance, Ω 50
Dimensions of
Φ204×115 mm
antenna, mm
Weight of
0.5
Antenna, kg
Radome ABS
Material
Application Indoor
Working -40 to +70
Temperature, ℃
Limited -55 to +80
Temperature, ℃
Working ≤95
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Humidity, %
AntennaPatterns
900M Horizontal 900M Vertical 2600M Vertical 2600M Vertical
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Log PeriodicAntenna
Frequency Band, MHz 806~960 1710~2300 2300~2500
Gain, dBi 10 11 11
VSWR ≤1.5
Horizontal Beam Width, ° 65±10° 50±10 50±10
Vertical Beam Width, ° 50 40 40
Polarization, ° Vertical
Input Maximum CW 50
Power, W
Impedance，Ω 50
Dimensions of antenna, 530x270x60
mm
Weight of Antenna, kg 1.5
Radome Material ABS
Application Indoor/Outdoor
Working Temperature, ℃ -40 to +55
Limited Temperature, ℃ -55 to +80
Working Humidity, % ≤95
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AntennaPatterns
Horizontal Vertical
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2.3.5 Coaxial Cable
1/2”COAXIAL CABLE
Construction
Inner conductor Copper-clad aluminum wire Ø 4.8±0.05 mm

Dielectric Cellular polyethylene Ø 12.1±0.20 mm
Outer conductor Corrugated copper tube Ø 13.9±0.25 mm
Jacket See Jacketing Options table below Ø 16.0±0.30 mm
Marking Logo, model, ERP, batch number and meter mark
Characteristic impedance 50 ± 1Ω
Return loss
380~500 MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)
800~1000MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)
1700~2000MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)

2100~2690MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)
Other bands also available on request
Bands according to customer’s specification
Attenuation See attenuation table below
Velocity factor 0.88
Capacitance 76 pF/m
Maximum frequency 9800 MHz
Maximum power rating See table below
Peak RF voltage rating 1.5 kV
Peak power rating 25.9 kW
Reference DC-resistance
Inner conductor 1.43 Ω/km
Outer conductor 2.65 Ω/km
Reference weight 220kg/km

Crush resistance 2.0Kg/mm
Maximum pulling force 1130N
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Minimum bending radius
Single bending 80 mm
Repeated bending 125 mm
Operation temperature range -40…+70℃
Minimum installation temperature See jacketing option stable below

Cable Attenuation And Power Rating
Frequency Attenuation Power rating
Ambient temperature +20℃ Ambient temperature
dB/100m +40℃
MHz Inner conductor +100℃
KW
150 3.00 3.1
280 4.15 2.2
450 5.32 1.7
800 7.22 1.2
900 7.70 1.2
1500 10.16 0.90
1800 11.23 0.79
2000 11.90 0.74
2400 13.17 0.66
3000 14.93 0.58
Jacketing Options
IEC 754-1/-2 IEC 1034 Min.
IEC 332-3C UV
Type Jacket Halogen free Low smoke installation
Fire retardant retardancy
Non corrosive emission temperature
Black
RF1/2”-50 yes no no yes -40℃
polyethylene
Grey
RF1/2”-50
thermoplasti yes yes yes yes -20℃
GHF
c
Black
RF1/2”-50
thermoplasti yes yes yes yes -20℃
BHF
c
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7/8”COAXIAL CABLE
Construction
Inner conductor Copper Tube Ø 9.0±0.10 mm

Dielectric Cellular polyethylene Ø 22.2±0.20 mm
Outer conductor Corrugated copper tube Ø 24.9±0.20 mm
Jacket See Jacketing Options table below Ø 27.5±0.30 mm
Marking Logo, model, ERP, batch number and meter mark
Electrical Characteristics at +20℃
Characteristic impedance 50 ± 1Ω
Return loss
DC~500 MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)
600~1000MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)
1700~2100MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)

2100~2700MHz ≥23dB (VSWR ≤1.15)
Other bands also available on request
Bands according to customer’s specification
Attenuation See attenuation table below
Velocity factor 0.88
Capacitance 75 pF/m
Cut-off frequency 5200 MHz
Maximum power rating See table below
Peak RF voltage rating 3.0kV
Peak power rating 91kW
Reference DC-resistance
Inner conductor 1.45Ω/km
Outer conductor 1.48Ω/km
Reference weight 410kg/km
Crush resistance 1.4Kg/mm
Maximum pulling force 1500N
Minimum bending radius
Single bending 140mm
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Repeated bending 250mm
Minimum installation temperature See jacketing optionstable below
Minimum installation temperature See jacketing optionstable below
Cable Attenuation And Power Rating
Frequency Attenuation Power rating
Ambient temperature +20℃ Ambient temperature +40℃
dB/100m Inner conductor +100℃
MHz KW
10 0.69 17.4
100 1.32 9.17
150 1.54 7.35
280 2.15 4.5
450 2.77 3.6
800 3.83 2.6
900 4.08 2.5
1500 5.47 1.8
1800 6.08 1.7
2000 6.47 1.6
2400 7.20 1.4
2500 7.68 1.38
3000 8.24 1.22
Jacketing Options
IEC 754-1/-2 IEC 1034
IEC 332-3C UV Min. installation
Type Jacket Halogen free Low smoke
Fire retardant retardant temperature
Non corrosive emission
Black
RF 7/8”-50 yes no no yes -40℃
polyethylene
RF 7/8”-50 Grey
yes yes yes yes -20℃
GHF thermoplastic
RF7/8”-50 Black
yes yes yes yes -20℃
BHF thermoplastic
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Two- band, N-female
Electrical Characteristics Product picture
Port Port 1 Port 2

Frequency Range , MHz 800~960 1710~2170
Insertion Loss, dB ≤0.3 ≤0.4
Ripple, dB ≤0.25
Rejection, dB ≥50
VSWR ≤1.25
Impedance,Ω 50
Input Power, W 300
3rd Order IMD, dBc @ 2 x
≤-153dBc(3rd order; with 2×2W)
43dBm
Weight, Kg Single unit:0.84 Kg/ Double unit1.68kg
Connector Type 3pcsN-Female- Single unit
Single unit165*112*42 mm
Dimension, mm
Environmental Characteristics
Operating Temperature, °C -40°C to +65 °C
Relative Humidity, % 0% - 95%
Structure
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Tri- band, N-female
Electrical Characteristics Product picture
Port Port 1 Port 2 Port 3

Frequency Range , MHz 800~960 1710~1880 1920-2170
Insertion Loss, dB ≤0.3 ≤0.4 ≤0.4
Ripple, dB ≤0.25
Rejection, dB ≥50
VSWR ≤1.25
Impedance,Ω 50
Input Power, W 300
3rd Order IMD, dBc @ 2 x 43dBm ≤-153dBc(3rd order; with 2×2W)
Weight, Kg Single unit:1.64 Kg/ Double unit3.37kg
Connector Type 4pcs N-Female- Single unit
Single unit200*160*45 mm
Dimension, mm
Environmental Characteristics
Operating Temperature, °C -40°C to +65 °C
Relative Humidity, % 0% - 95%
Structure
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3dB Hybrid Coupler, N-female
Isolation , dB ≥25
IMD3, dBc@+43dBmX2 ≤-153
Impedance (Ω) 50
VSWR ≤1.25
Insertion Loss (dB) ≤3.50
In-band Ripple(dB) ≤0.50
Weight, Kg 0.4
Dimension，mm 148.2X79X21.3
Environmental
Ingress Protection IP65
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3. Repeater Installation Standard
3.1 Installation Flow
An algorithm where in following the step by step process of the installation from start of the
activity until completion. Shown in Figure 1
Start
Unpacking and Antenna RF Cable

Site Readiness
Materials Checking Installation Installation
Repeater
DAS Installation DAS Testing
Installation
Grounding System Power System End

Installation Installation
Figure1 General Workflow of the Installation
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3.2 Site Readiness
a) On-site Survey
Before installation, technicians should consult with the project manager of the client and learn
whether the installation site is ready for equipment installation. Specifically, they should survey
such items as the installation site, wall, room, surrounding environment (temperature and
humidity) and power supply. Where conditions permit, they should make an on-site survey
together with the relevant persons of the client.

b) Installation Tools
Installation tools include: electric percussion drill, iron hammer, pulley, rope, safety belt, safety
hat, ladder, screwdriver, hacksaw, knife, pliers, spanner, compass, tape, tweezers, electric iron,
etc. See Figure 2
Figure 2. Tools
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c) Technical Documentation
The technicians should keep on hand, and read in advance, such documents as Project Design
/ As Built Document / Project Proposal/ Technical Site Survey Report, Equipment Installation
Specifications.
3.3 Unpacking and Materials Checking

a) Counting The Goods
The two parties should unpack and count the goods according to the packing list. Taking photos
will help logistic team in the future inventory. Check whether the packing box is intact in
appearance. If any goods are wrong or missing or if the outer package is damaged seriously,
stop unpacking immediately and find out the cause, and report to the relevant department.
b) Unpacking Inspection
Open the packing box if it is intact. Handle with care to avoid damaging anything. After the packing
box is opened, check whether the goods inside match the packing list and whether the packing
list matches the inspection list in the Unpacking Inspection Report. If any goods are wrong or
missing or if the outer package is damaged seriously, find out the cause, and report to the relevant
department.
After unpacking inspection, fill out the Unpacking Inspection Report. Both parties shall sign the
Report, and then the goods shall be handed over to the user. Each party shall hold one copy of
the Unpacking Inspection Report, and the project supervisor should feedback the “Inspection
Conclusion” within seven days to the vendor for documentation.
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3.4 Repeater Installation
Technicians should always be aware of the safety practices during installation. Technicians must wear
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in all working areas.
Figure 3 Equipment Installation on the Wall
The equipment 4 meters distance from antenna.
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Figure 4 Front View
The equipment must be installed on the wall by the use of bolt without obstruction. It should 1.5meters
from the ground and 0.5m clearance in both sides.
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Figure 5 Top View
The Repeater is attached with such installation fittings as installation bracket and fixing pieces.
The bracket of the Repeater can be mounted on wall. The bottom of the equipment is usually
about 1.5 m above the ground and at least 0.5m clearance in both sides. Wall mounting steps
are as follows:
 Select an appropriate position to mount. The signal booster is better to be mounted close to walls.
At the position selected by marker pen, use the electric drill punch a hole in the wall. Then fasten
and fix with expansion bolts.
 Connect Service ANT Port with the ports of indoor covering system or indoor relay antenna. In
general, the distributed antenna system (DAS) is composed of several splitters, couplers,
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antennas and applied as per specific engineering design for the purpose of satisfying the signal
covering demands in large area or complicated terrain indoor space. In the case of small area
indoor space, the requirements for covering can be satisfied by using single relay antenna with
the option of hanging antenna or ceiling antenna. See DAS Installation Standard
Accessing the signal by using a small Yagi antenna or Logarithm Period Antenna (Log-Periodic
Antenna), low power repeater amplifies the signal and combines with the distributed antenna
system, which quickly improve the signal in shadowy or blind zones.
 Before connecting, the power interface shown in the diagram, make sure the DAS system are
interfaced with the Repeater.
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3.5 Grounding System Installation
a) Equipment Grounding
Grounding Bolt / Screw, (M4)
Crimping Sleeve
PGround Cable (6 mm2)
The Repeater must be ground properly. On the sides of the main chassis of the Repeater are
grounding bolts (M4), which are connected to the ground with 6mm2 or thicker copper wire. The
grounding cable should be as short as possible.
Figure 6 Grounding System
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Additional Information
1) For installation on an iron pole, the grounding cable of the equipment is usually
connected to the iron pole (iron tower). The grounding resistance (R) of the iron pole
should be less than 10 Ω and the grounding junction pieces should be protected from
corrosion.
2) For installation on the wall, the grounding cable of the equipment is connected to the
integrated grounding bar. The grounding resistance (R) of the grounding bar should be
less than 5 Ω and the grounding junction pieces should be protected from corrosion.
3.6 Power System Installation
For the Repeater not requiring standby power supply, the 220V/50Hz AC power can be led in
directly from the power outlet. The power in-lead copper diameter should be greater than 2mm2
and the length should be shorter than 30 meters.
Power Cable Tapping Point Distance
Cable Length Cable Size
≤ 30 meters ≥ 2mm²
30 meters or higher ≥ 3.5mm²
If standby power supply is required, the power must first be led into the UPS and then led from
the UPS to the power outlet of the Repeater. Note that, according to the design, the UPS is usually
a commercial product and must be put indoors.
Note: To ensure personal safety, make sure to disconnect the external contactor before
connecting 220V AC power supply to the equipment and take care never to work in
rainstorms.
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Figure 7 Power System
Reapeater Power Cable Adapter approx 2 meters in length. For existing power outlet will be use the
equipment location must be adjusted. For propose new power outlet, consider power cable tapping point
distance.
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3.7 Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Installation
FiberHome strengthen business by eliminating weak mobile phone and wireless signals. It
support dramatically improves cell phone reception by installing state-of- the-art DAS in the
building.
The Repeater DAS should be connected with two sets of antenna feeder systems, one set is
the donor antenna connected to the donor interface and the other is the service antenna
connected to the service interface. The requirements for the installation of the antenna
feeder systems of the Repeater are the similar to those for the BTS. See Figure 9 (Distribute
Antenna System)
Figure 6 DAS System

The Distributed Antenna System installation refer on the Design Documents / As-Built Plan designed by
Planning Engineer / Design Engineer.
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Tightening Torque
Connector Type Torque, Nm
7-16 DIN 35
½ N-type 25
Distributed Antenna System as mentioned earlier composed of components like Coupler,

Splitters, Combiner, RF Cables and Antennas. Different specifications of components used
in implementation, engineering design may vary depending on the customer requirements.
All DAS composition must passed the customer approval.
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3.8 Antenna Installation
Approved Technical Site Survey Report / Project Design / As Built Plan / Project Proposal
are guidelines of antenna location installation. Below illustrates Steps by Steps Procedure.
Step 1. Prepare necessary Installation Materials and Tools, Design Documents / As-Built Plan
Step 2. Take note of the antenna location on the As Built Plan / Documents Design and mark the
location.
Step 3. Safety Awareness must be practices throughout the installation to prevent possible
accidents.
Step 4. Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is very important.
Step 5. Antenna Installation

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OMNI ANTENNA
a. Antenna Ceiling Mount – Use conduit pipe, expansion bolt, bracket and cable tie.
First, mount the expansion bolt by using electrical drill to make pole on the concrete
ceiling. Then fasten the bolt by torque wrench / spanner together with bracket. Install
antenna at the end of the bracket. By using cable tie, secure the cable assembly
(pig tail) on the conduit pipe. See Figure 10.
Tightening Torque
Bolt Size, Ø Grade 5 Torque, Nm Grade 8 Torque, Nm
10mm 20 33
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Figure 10 Antenna Ceiling Mount
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b. Antenna Gypsum Board / False Ceiling – Use Gypsum board / false ceiling, cable
tie, screw bolt. First, mark a hole on the Gypsum board same size of the antenna
connector. Punch a hole using a drill, insert the antenna (pig tail) in the hole of the
board then tighten the connector. See Figure 11.
Figure 11 Antenna Gypsum Board Mount
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PANEL ANTENNA
a. Antenna Ceiling Mount – Use conduit pipe, expansion bolt, bracket and cable tie.
First, mount the expansion bolt by using electrical drill to make pole on the concrete
ceiling. Then fasten the bolt using the torque meter to check the proper tightness.
Install antenna at the end of the bracket. Align the panel antenna, verify the desired
direction and tilting. By using cable tie, secure the cable assembly (pig tail) on the
conduit pipe. Fix the antenna. See Figure 12
Figure 12. Antenna Ceiling Mount
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b. Antenna Wall Mount – Use bracket, cable tie, screw bolt. First, assemble the
mounting bracket then fasten the expansion bolt to the concrete wall by using drill
to make a hole. Fasten the antenna. Align the panel antenna, verify the desired
direction and tilting. Fix the antenna. Shown Figure 13
Tightening Torque
Bolt Size, Ø Grade 5 Torque, Nm Grade 8 Torque, Nm
4.5mm² 1 2
Figure 13 Panel antenna Mounting Bracket
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*Logarithm Periodic Antenna (Figure 14)
One Set for Repeater DAS system is the DONOR Antenna. Donor Antenna must be installed at
elevated height as level to the Donor Site Antenna. Using Frequency Scanner / Spectrum
Analyzer, signal strength can be achieved and to determine exact mounting location of the Log
Periodic Antenna.
LOG PERIODIC ANTENNA
Figure 14 Log Periodic Antenna Pole Mounting Details
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Installation Steps of Log Periodic Antenna
Step 1. Prepare the materials - antenna, brackets, bolts, pole etc. Assemble the antenna with
brackets.
Step 2. Mark the location/ heigth where antenna to be mounted.
Step 3. As desired location is determine, install the antenna using torque wrench/spanner.
Step 4. Use compass to achieved Donor Site location. Adjust the antenna orientation and Tilting.
Step 5. Connect the log periodic antenna to the Repeater by 7/8” feeder cable . Create a drip
loop before connection joints and indoor port entry to prevent water from entering.
Step 6. Fix the antenna. Put 1 layer insulating tape then cover 2 layer of Rubber Tape,lastly put
1 layer Insulating Tape to secure from water or moisture.
Direction on How To Seal

Connectors (Rubber Tape,
Electrical Tape). Termination 1st 2nd 3rd
between ½” Jumper cable and
Feeder Cable (7/8” or 1 5/8”)
Water Sealant Types:

1st Layer: Single Layer Electrical / PVC Tapes
2nd Layer: Double Layer Rubber Tapes
For coupling of 7/8” and ½” connector,
3rdLayer: Double Layer Electrical Tapes
coupling torque will equate 35 Nm.
Figure 15 Proper Water Proofing
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3.9 RF Cable Installation
In distributed antenna system (DAS) includes feeder system, specifically using coaxial cables.
RF 7/8” coaxial cables is suitable for DAS due to construction and electrical specification.
Installation involves safety precautions and personnel expertise. Below illustrates steps by steps
procedure.
Step 1. Prepare necessary Installation Materials and Tools, Design Documents / As-Built Plan
Step 2. Take note of the antenna location on the As Built / Documents Design and mark the
location.
Step 3. Safety Awareness must be practices throughout the installation to prevent possible
accidents.
Step 4. Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is very important.
Step 5. Cable Installation
Cable Selection
Cable Type Range, meters Bending Radius, mm
½” coaxial 1 - 15 80
7/8” coaxial 16 – 70 140
1 5/8” coaxial 80 and higher 250
a. Assemble the hanger kits, cable and connectors. Hanger kits should be mounted on the
concrete wall 1.5 meters separation using expansion bolt and electric drill. Installers will
carefully fix the cables on the hanger kits and routed neatly based on the As-Built Plan.
Make sure to prevent cables from damage and other peripherals during installation.
See Figure 16.
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Notice: Cables require bending radius of 140mm for 7/8” and 80mm for 1/2”.
Figure 16 Fixing Cable to Concrete Wall or Beam
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b. Hanger kits can be adjust prior to installation. For Hanger Kit, full threaded rod varies for
the purpose of fixing the cable on the ceiling. See Figure 17.
Figure 17 Hanger kit for coaxial cable
Hanger kit must be 2.0 meters apart for common ceiling / wall mount. See Options 1 and 2 for
cables routing preferences.
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Figure 18 Fixing Cable Concrete Beam (Option1)
Hanger kits separate 1.2m and 0.6m from concrete beam. Full Threaded Rod can be
adjust to concrete beam
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Figure 19 Fixing Cable Concrete Beam (Option 2)
Hanger kits separate 1.2m and 0.6m from concrete beam. Full Threaded Rod can be
adjust to concrete beam
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Figure 20 Cable attached to existing Ducts
Cable can be installed on the existing ducts as per customer approval. Cable installation should have
minimal effect to the weight. Make sure not to damage existing structure or pipe.
Figure 21 Coaxial cable thru sleeve

Cables can be installed thru sleeve as necessary to routing preferences. Some buildings have no routing
option.
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Figure 22 Cable Ladder
Suitable routing of cables is on the cable ladder. Existing cable ladder is the best option if have enough
space for routing.
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4.5 Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Testing
After completion of DAS installation, technicians require to test the system installed by using sweep
tester (site master) to make sure all RF cables and components pass the customer requirements.
Technicians should always follow testing methodology.
1. Objective: To be able to comply with Customer VSWR Requirement.
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR): ≤1.25
Distance-To-Fault (DTF): ≤ 1.04
Requirement:
*Equipment: SiteMaster (Sweep Tester)
*Installed DAS System
2. Activity Procedure
a. Check all DAS System are properly installed and labelled.
b. Disconnect the DAS System to the Repeater, connect the Sweep Tester to the DAS System. As
Shown below system wide testing. The testing for Point 1 Donor Antenna Interface and Point 2
Service Antenna Interface.
Figure 23 Testing Scenario
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c. Repeat the procedure to test components (couplers/ splitters) until all testing are achieve.
d. Save the test result for customer requirement and documentation.
e. Connect all cables and components after the testing and properly tighten.
4 DAS System Labels
Engineering Label is very important to determine all sections of the DAS System. In the
future, this could help technicians to trace area of the systems for troubleshooting
especially if there are sections in the building which have signal degradation.
Label Parameters Standard Labelling

Repeater Repeater
Components (Splitters, Couplers) ComponentsFloor-#
Components to Components ComponentsFloor-# to ComponentsFloor - #
Components to Antennas ComponentsFloor-# to AntennaFloor - #
Repeater to Donor Antenna From/To: Donor Antenna
Repeater Grounding to Busbar From/To:Grounding Busbar
Busbar to Repeater Grounding From/To: Repeater
Outlet to Panel Board Circuit Breaker From/To:Circuit Breaker - #
Antennas AntennaFloor - #
Figure 24 Labels
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5 Maintenance and House Keeping
Repeater and DAS System are maintenance free, unless physical factors like building construction and
repairs, earthquakes, power surge can be damaging. Regular checking is advised.
a. Check whether all connections cables, power and fixtures.
b. Check the signal, do signal testing if necessary.
c. Check the power supply and grounding system.
Housekeeping after the activity shall be emphasize. All garbage and excess materials should be
disposed properly.
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