Guide To Combination of BTS3012 and BTS3X Cabinet Groups-20061205-B-1.0

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Guide to Combination of BTS3012

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Table of Contents
1 Description and Limit in Combination of BTS3012 Cabinet Groups............4
2 Operation Guidance........................................................5
2.1 Establishing the Environment for the Combination of Cabinet Groups..5
2.2 Monitoring the Power................................................6
2.2.1 DC-DC Side Power from 24V to -48V.............................6
2.2.2 -48V Power Provided by Equipment Room........................7
2.3 Monitoring the Environment..........................................7

2.3.1 Keeping the Environment Monitoring of BTS312...................7
2.3.2 Switching Digital Signal Alarms from BTS312 to BTS3012...........7
2.4 Configuring the Antenna.............................................7

2.5 DIP Switches........................................................8
2.5.1 Settings of DIP Switches of BTS3012 in Master Cabinet Group......9
2.5.2 Settings of DIP Switches of BTS30 or BTS312 in Slave Cabinet Groups
10
2.6 Data Configuration of Site.........................................17
2.6.1 Operation of Boards in Combined Cabinet Groups................17
2.6.2 Loading and Activating Software Versions of Combined Group......17
2.6.3 Configuring the EAC for the Slave Cabinet Groups................17
2.6.4 Assignment of 32K DBUS Timeslots.............................18
2.7 Requirements of Matching Versions..................................18

Guide to Combination of BTS3012

and BTS3X Cabinet Groups
1 Description and Limit in Combination of
BTS3012 Cabinet Groups
Details and limitations on combination of BTS3012 cabinet groups are listed below:
 You can combine a maximum of three cabinet groups through combination of BTS3012
and BTS3X cabinet groups.
 In the combination of BTS3012 and BTS3X cabinet groups, the master cabinet group
must be BTS3012 cabinet group, and the slave cabinet group must be BTS30 or BTS312
cabinet groups.
 A site can be configured with a maximum of two types of cabinet groups. For example, a
BTS3012 cabinet group cannot be combined with both a BTS30 cabinet group and a
BTS312 cabinet at the same time. the master cabinet group should be BTS3012 cabinet
 The combination of BTS3012 cabinet groups supports the configuration of all boards of
BTS30 and BTS312 except the ABB bypass board. The original board configuration of
BTS30 and BTS312 should remain the same.
 BTS3012 supports all alarms of BTS30 and BTS312.
 When a BTS3012 cabinet group is combined with BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups, the
BTS3012 cabinet group can upload and activate the software of boards in BTS30 or
BTS312.
 When BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups are configured as slave cabinet groups, 32K
timeslots can be allocated to carrier boards of BTS30 and BTS312 cabinets only if the
BTS30 and BTS312 cabinet groups use G3BTS32V302R006C01 and later versions of
software version of TMU and carriers.
 When a BTS3012 cabinet group is combined with BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups, the
BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups can be configured with EAC, namely that the original
environment monitoring system can be used. The software version of TMU of the BTS30
or BTS312 cabinet groups, however, must be G3BTS32V302R006C01 or later versions.
If the slave cabinet groups are configured with boards of EAC, the master cabinet cannot
be configured with the DEMU board or the boards of EAC-2.
 DTRU and TRX, namely carriers of different types of cabinets can be configured for a
cell.

 Note:
 BSC32 does not support three cabinet groups.
 Currently, BTS3012 does not support optical transmission.
 Before combining cabinet groups, ensure that the TMU of slave cabinet groups are
upgraded to the correct software version.
2 Operation Guidance
2.1 Establishing the Environment for the Combination of
Cabinet Groups
2.1.1 Connection of Cabinet Groups
The requirement on the connection of E1 cables is the same as the C01 version. Similar to
the BTS of old versions, the master BTS cabinet groups are connected to BSC through E1
cable. The slave BTS cabinet groups are connected to the master BTS cabinet group or BSC
through E1 cable. The slave BTS cabinet groups cannot be directly connected to the superior
BTS, because the data configuration does not support the direct connection between the
slave BTS cabinet groups and the superior BTS.
2.1.2 Cables connecting cabinet groups
The cables that connect BTS3012 cabinet group with BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups are
different from the cables that connect BTS3012 cabinets in the C01 version. You need
cables matching with different interfaces. One end of the cable is connected to the CKB1 or
CKB2 interface of the master BTS (BTS3012) cabinet group, and the other end of the cable
is connected to the CKB1 or CKB2 interface of the slave BTS (BTS30 or BTS312) cabinet
group. The BOM code of the cable that connects BTS cabinet groups is 04047519.
Description of the cable is as follows:
Single piece of cable-Cable connecting BTS3012 cabinet group and BTS312 cabinet group-
3.5m-(D36 male-Ⅱ)-(CC16P0.4P430U(S)-Ⅰ)-(D25 male)-BTS3012. The cable is shipped
before BTS3012 cabinet group is combined with BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups. Two
pieces of cables are shipped for two combined cabinet groups. Three pieces of cables are
shipped for three combined cabinet groups.

2.1.3 Transmission
The transmission of combined different types of cabinet groups is the same as independent
cabinets and combined cabinet groups.
2.1.4 Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable
BTS30 and BTS312 have no lightning protection failure alarm cable.
2.1.5 Equipotential Cable
The equipotential cable need be created at the site.
2.1.6 Radio Frequency
The radio frequency cannot be shared by BTS3012 and BTS30 cabinets or shared by
BTS3012 and BTS312 cabinets.
2.2 Monitoring the Power
2.2.1 DC-DC Side Power from 24V to -48V
Figure 1 DC-DC Side Power from 24V to -48V
The PDM code of DC-DC Side Power alarm cable is 04047444. As shown in Figure 1, the
DB9 connector (left) of the alarm cable is connected to the DB9 connector on the DC-DC
Sidepower alarm board, and the DB26 connector (right) of the alarm cable is connected to
the DB26 connector (marked as EAC interface) of the DSAC on top of the BTS3012 cabinet.

Figure 2 DC-DC Sidepower alarm cable
Figure 3 Connection of alarm cable
For details, refer to Guide to Monitoring of GSM3012 DC-DC Sidepower V1.2

(06.10.18).doc.
2.2.2 -48V Power Provided by Equipment Room
If the PDF provides digital signal alarms, use created cables to connect digital signals to the
DB26 connector of the DSAC on top of the BTS3012 cabinet.
2.3 Environment Monitoring
2.3.1 Keeping the Environment Monitoring of BTS312
Configuration Principles:
 BTS312 uses EAC1. BTS312 is supplied with +24V power, and uses the GMS Cbus3
protocol.
 BTS3012 uses EAC2. BTS3012 is supplied with -48V power, and uses the standard
master-slave node protocols (also referred to as the W protocol) of Huawei. In addition,
BTS3012 can be configured with built-in DEMU boards.
 If BTS3012 uses only digital signal input, it can be configured with the DEMU monitoring

board.
The existing environment alarms of BTS312 need not be changed, and the BTS312 can still
report environment alarms after combination of cabinet groups. You can add new alarms
either in the original BTS312 equipment or BTS3012, which are not mutually affected.
2.3.2 Switching Digital Signal Alarms from BTS312 to BTS3012
The customer requests that the existing monitoring environment of the BTS312 is reserved.
Therefore, the monitoring signals of BTS312 need be switched to BTS3012. The transit
cables need be created. For details about the installation of alarm cables, refer to the related
content of Guide to Deployment of HUAWEI BTS3012AE.doc.
2.4 Configuring the Antenna
Because BTS3012 and BTS30 cabinets cannot be combined in a group, the configuration of
antenna of BTS30 in combination groups is the same as the configuration of antenna of
independent BTS3012, namely that BTS3012 and BTS30 separately have their independent
antenna systems.
If on the tower there is only one antenna system, you need make proper configuration to
combine the antenna signals of BTS3012 and BTS30 on top of the cabinets and then send
the antenna signals to the top of the tower.
When configuring antennae in the preceding case, comply with the following principles:
 The co-frequency transmit signals of BTS3012 and BTS30 cannot be combined.

Because the input ports of the current combiners that are used to combine big-power
signals on top of the cabinet are not isolated from each other, the co-frequency transmit
signals of BTS30 and BTS3012 cause standing wave alarms of BTS30 and BTS3012.
 Therefore, multiple antennae must be configured so that BTS30 and BTS3012 cabinet
groups can be combined when BTS3012 and BTS30 work in the same frequency band.
Similarly, multiple antennae must be configured to help implement the combination
BTS3012 and BTS30 cabinet groups even when BTS3012 or BTS30 is configured with
dual-band combiner.
 Only inter-frequency transmit signals can be combined. The combination and division of
inter-frequency transmit signals are performed through dual-band combiner and divider.
 The code of Huawei dual-band combiner is 27040026. The dual-band combiner can
combine two frequency bands 800–1000MHz and 1700–2170MHz.
 The configuration of dual-band combiner of BTS3012 and BTS30 is the same as the
configuration of independent dual-band combiner of BTS30.

 Notes:
 Currently, there is no tower amplifier that covers two frequency bands, so no tower
amplifier is configured when two frequency bands are combined. If a tower amplifier in
the network covers two frequency bands, and requires power supply from BTSs of
different models, the on-site personnel can contact R&D personnel to provide
configuration scheme according to the situation of the site.
 BTS30 cannot support the electrical adjusted antenna. Therefore, BTS3012 should be
configured with BiasT with the OOK function when the electrical adjusted antenna is
configured.
2.5 DIP Switches
When different cabinet groups are combined, you need set DIP switches of each cabinet
using the same mode as configuration for a group of the same type of cabinets. For
example, if BTS30 cabinets are configured in Slave Cabinet Group 1, the first BTS30 cabinet
is set to 3, and the second BTS30 cabinet is set to 4. If BTS312 cabinets are configured in
Slave Cabinet Group 2, the first BTS312 cabinet is set to 2, and the second BTS312 cabinet
is set to 3. The type of a cabinet is set according to the actual type of the cabinet.
The following sections describe the settings of DIP switches related to cabinet group
combination of master and slave cabinets.
2.5.1 Settings of DIP Switches of BTS3012 in Master Cabinet Group
When BTS3012 cabinets are configured as the master cabinet group, DIP switches related
to cabinet group combination are set on the DCSU board. A DCSU board has 14 DIP
switches. SW6 and SW7 are used to select E1 resistance. SW12–SW14 are reserved.
Figure 4 shows the distribution of DIP switches on the DCSU board.

ON
SW6 SW7
OFF1 4 1 4
SW9 SW10
1 4 1 4
ON SW8
OFF
1 4
SW5 ON
1 4OFF
ON
ON
SW14 SW4
OFF
1 4 1 4
SW13 SW3
1 4 1 4
SW12 SW2
1 4 1 4
ON
SW11
OFF
1 4
SW1
1 4
Figure 4 DIP switches on the DCSU of BTS3012
SW1 and SW11 are used to set the master and slave cabinets and select the matching
terminals for combined cabinet groups.
Table 1 and Table 11 show the settings of SW1 and SW11.
Table 1 Setting of SW1 on the DCSU of BTS3012
Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW1
Master BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All ON
Slave BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All OFF
Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW11
Master cabinet of the master cabinet group when three cabinet groups are All OFF
combined
Other situations All ON
SW2–SW5 are used to set the master and slave cabinets and select the matching terminals.
Table 3 shows the settings of SW2–SW5.
Table 3 Settings of SW2–SW5 on the DCSU of BTS3012
Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW2, SW3, SW4, SW5

Slave BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All OFF
SW8 is used to set the cabinet number. You need set SW8 for only the master cabinet, and
use the default value (all ON) of SW8 for the slave cabinet.
Table 4 shows the setting of SW8.
BTS3012 DIP bits of SW8
1 2 3 4
Mater BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All ON
Slave BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group Use the default value (all
ON)
SW9 and SW10 are used to select the type of cabinets.
Table 5 shows the settings of SW9 and SW10.
Table 5 Settings of SW9 and SW10 on the DCSU of BTS3012
Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW9 and SW10
Slave BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group Use the default value
2.5.2 Settings of DIP Switches of BTS30 or BTS312 in Slave Cabinet
Groups
When BTS3012 cabinet groups are combined with BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups, you
need set DIP switches on the following boards in the slave cabinet group BTS30 or BTS312:
 Common Resource Subrack Backplane (CMB)
 Clock Distribution Unit (TDU)
 Transmit and Receive Backplane (TRB)
 Power Unit Backplane (PWB)

 Notes:
 If BTS30 cabinet groups are configured as slave cabinet groups, each of the slave
cabinet group can contain three cabinets; the cabinet numbers of Slave Cabinet Group 1
are 3–5; the cabinet numbers of Slave Cabinet Group 2 are 6–8.
 If BTS312 cabinet groups are configured as slave cabinet groups, each of the slave
cabinet group can contain three cabinets; the cabinet numbers of Slave Cabinet Group 1
are 2 and 3; the cabinet numbers of Slave Cabinet Group 2 are 4 and 5.
Settings of DIP Switches on the CMB
Figure 5 shows DIP switches on the CMB.
ON
S1
1 2 3 4
ON
S3
1 2 3 4
ON
S5
1 2 3 4
ON
S4
1 2 3 4
ON
S2
1 2 3 4
Figure 5 DIP switches on the CMB of BTS30/BTS312
S1 is used to set the cabinet number.
Table 6 shows the setting of S1 on the CMB of BTS30.
Table 6 Setting of S1 on the CMB of BTS30
BTS30 DIP bits of S1
1 2 3 4
Master cabinet of Slave cabinet group 1 ON ON OFF OFF
Slave cabinet 1 of slave cabinet group 1 ON OFF ON ON
Slave cabinet 2 of slave cabinet group 1 ON OFF ON OFF
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 ON OFF OFF ON
Slave cabinet 1 of slave cabinet group 2 ON OFF OFF OFF

Slave cabinet 2 of slave cabinet group 2 OFF ON ON ON
Table 7 shows the setting of S1 on the CMB of BTS312.

Table 7 Setting of S1 on the CMB of BTS312
1 2 3 4
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 ON ON OFF ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 ON ON OFF OFF
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 ON OFF ON ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 ON OFF ON OFF
S2 is used to set the offset of CBUS1 and CBUS2.
Table 8 shows the setting of S2 on the CMB of BTS30 and BTS312.
Table 8 Setting of S2 on the CMB of BTS30 and BTS312
BTS30/BTS312 DIP bits of S2
1 2 3 4
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group OFF OFF ON ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group OFF OFF OFF OFF
S3 is used to set the offset of DBUS1 and DBUS2.
Table 9 Setting of S3 on the CMB of BTS30/BTS312
1 2 3 4
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group ON ON ON ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group OFF OFF OFF OFF
S4 is used to set the offset of CBUS3.
1 2 3 4
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group ON ON ON ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet OFF OFF OFF OFF

S5 is used to set the feature number of products.
Product DIP bits of S5
1 2 3 4
BTS30 ON ON ON ON
BTS312 ON ON ON OFF
Settings of DIP Switches on the TDU
A TDU has only one DIP switch (two bits in all) of clock selection. Table 12 shows the setting
of the DIP switch.
Table 12 Setting of DIP switch on the TDU of BTS30/BTS312
BTS30/BTS312 DIP bits of the DIP switch
1 2
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group ON ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group ON ON
Settings of DIP Switches on the TRB
 Settings of DIP switches on the TRB of BTS312
Figure 6 shows the DIP switches on the TRB of BTS312.
ON
F_ID3
S5 S6 F_ID2
ON S1
F_ID1
F_ID0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
B_ID2
B_ID1
S2
ON
ID6
ID5
S3
ID4
ID3
ID7
ID2
S4
Figure 6 DIP switches on the TRB of BTS312

Among the DIP switches on the TRB, S1 and S3, S2 and S4, and S5 and S6 must be jointly
set.
S1 and S3 are used to set the cabinet number (0–7). Table 13 shows the setting of S1 and S3
on the TRB board of BTS312.
Table 13 Setting of S1 and S3 on the TRB board of BTS312
BTS312 DIP bits of S1 and S3
F_ID3 F_ID2 F_ID1 F_ID0
ID6 ID5 ID4 ID3
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 ON ON OFF ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 ON ON OFF OFF
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 ON OFF ON ON
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 ON OFF ON OFF
S2 and S4 are used to set the subrack number (0–3), and are not related to the group
combination.
S5 and S6 are the DIP switches of the matching resistance of clock bus.
Table 14 shows the setting of S5 and S6.
Table 14 Setting of S5 and S6
BTS312 cabinet S5 and S6
Subrack 0 (at the bottom of the cabinet) All ON
Others All OFF
 Setting of DIP switches on the TRB of BTS30
The GMK1TRB board is the mother board in the TRX subrack of BTS30 cabinet. Figure 7
the DIP switches on the GMK1 TRB board.

Figure 7 DIP switches on the TRB board of BTS30
S1 is used to set the number (0–8) of TRX subrack. S2 is used to set the number (0–8) of
CDU.
Table 14 shows the setting of S1 and S2 on the TRB board of BTS30.
Table 14 Setting of S1 and S2 on the TRB board of BTS30
ID6 ID5 ID4 ID3
DIP bits of S2
F_ID3 F_ID2 F_ID1 F_ID0
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 ON ON OFF OFF
Slave cabinet 1 of slave cabinet group 1 ON OFF ON ON
Slave cabinet 2 of slave cabinet group 1 ON OFF ON OFF
Master cabinet of slave cabinet 2 ON OFF OFF ON
 Setting of DIP switches on the PWB
Figure 8 shows the DIP switches on the PWB of BTS312.

ON
1 2 3 4
SWK
Figure 8 DIP switches on the PWB of BTS312
Figure 9 shows the DIP switch on the PWB of BTS30.
Figure 9 DIP switches on the PWB of BTS30
The DIP switch is used to set the cabinet number.
Table 15 shows the setting of DIP switch on the PWB of BTS30.
Table 15 Setting of DIP switch on the PWB of BTS30
BTS30 DIP bits of DIP switches
4 3 2 1

Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 OFF OFF ON ON
Slave cabinet 1 of slave cabinet group 1 OFF ON OFF OFF
Slave cabinet 2 of slave cabinet group 1 OFF ON OFF ON
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 OFF ON ON OFF
Table 16 shows the setting of DIP switch on the PWB of BTS312.
Table 16 Setting of DIP switch on the PWB of BTS312
BTS312 DIP bits of DIP switch
4 3 2 1
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 OFF OFF ON OFF
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group 1 OFF OFF ON ON
Master cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 OFF ON OFF OFF
Slave cabinet of slave cabinet group 2 OFF ON OFF ON
2.6 Data Configuration of Site
Set up a site on the configuration console of OMC. Irrespective of what mode of cabinet
group combination, carrier 0–23 are in the master cabinet group; carrier 24–47 are in slave
cabinet group 1; carrier 48–71 are in slave cabinet group 2. The carrier number of slave
cabinet group 1 starts from 24. During configuration, you can select the type of slave cabinet
group.
2.6.1 Operation of Boards in Combined Cabinet Groups
The operations of boards of BTS30 and BTS312 cabinet groups that are configured as slave
cabinet groups are the same as that of the boards of independent BTS30 and BTS312
cabinets.

2.6.2 Loading and Activating Software Versions of Combined Group
The main DTMU board of BTS3012 contains a maximum of 20 software versions:

 Two TMUs
 Two TRXs
 Two PBUs
 Two ETRs
 Two DTMUs
 Two DTRUs
 Two DDPUs
 Two DEMUs
 Two NFCBs
 Two DATUs
2.6.3 Configuring the EAC for the Slave Cabinet Groups
If BTS30 or BTS312 cabinet groups are configured as slave cabinet groups and use a
proper TMU software version, such as the G3BTS32V302R006C01 version, the BTS30 or
BTS312 cabinets can be configured with EAC. A site, however, can be configured with only
one environment alarm box. If a DEMU board is to be configured, the DEMU must be
configured in the first public slot of the master cabinet in the master cabinet group, and you
should not configure any EAC. If an EAC is to be configured for BTS30 or BTS312 cabinets,
you should not configure any DEMU for the BTS3012 cabinets. The operations of
environment alarm box are the same as the environment alarm box of the C01 version.
2.6.4 Assignment of 32K DBUS Timeslots
When BTS30 or BTS312 cabinets are configured as slave cabinet groups and use a proper
software version of TMU and carriers, such as the G3BTS32V302R006C01 version, the
allocation of 32K timeslots is supported. In this case, you can use the software parameter
table to allocate 32K timeslots to the carrier boards of the BTS30 and BTS312 cabinets. You
need not allocate 32K DBUS timeslots to the DTRU boards of BTS3012 cabinets.
You can set the mode of 32K timeslots by setting the software parameter table of the
smallest cell at the site. For specific method of setting, refer to the operation guide of the

G3BTS32V302R006C01 version.
When setting 32K software parameters, set parameter 5 of the smallest cell to 251. When
setting 64K software parameters, set parameter 5 of the smallest cell to 255.
2.7 Requirements of Matching Versions
BSC/OMC should use G3BSC32V300R006C01 or later versions.
BTS3X should use G3BTS32V302R006C01 or later versions. BTS3012 should use

BTS3000V100R001C02 or later versions.


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Reviewed by: Date:

Reviewed by: Date:

Approved by: Date:

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd

Date Version Description Author

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2.3 Monitoring the Environment..........................................7

2.4 Configuring the Antenna.............................................7

2.7 Requirements of Matching Versions..................................18

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Guide to Combination of BTS3012

 BTS3012 supports all alarms of BTS30 and BTS312.

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 BSC32 does not support three cabinet groups.

 Currently, BTS3012 does not support optical transmission.

2.1 Establishing the Environment for the Combination of

2.1.1 Connection of Cabinet Groups

2.1.2 Cables connecting cabinet groups

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2.1.4 Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Cable

BTS30 and BTS312 have no lightning protection failure alarm cable.

2.1.5 Equipotential Cable

The equipotential cable need be created at the site.

2.1.6 Radio Frequency

2.2 Monitoring the Power

2.2.1 DC-DC Side Power from 24V to -48V

Figure 1 DC-DC Side Power from 24V to -48V

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Figure 2 DC-DC Sidepower alarm cable

Figure 3 Connection of alarm cable

For details, refer to Guide to Monitoring of GSM3012 DC-DC Sidepower V1.2

2.2.2 -48V Power Provided by Equipment Room

2.3 Environment Monitoring

2.3.1 Keeping the Environment Monitoring of BTS312

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2.3.2 Switching Digital Signal Alarms from BTS312 to BTS3012

2.4 Configuring the Antenna

 The co-frequency transmit signals of BTS3012 and BTS30 cannot be combined.

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2.5 DIP Switches

2.5.1 Settings of DIP Switches of BTS3012 in Master Cabinet Group

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Figure 4 DIP switches on the DCSU of BTS3012

Table 1 and Table 11 show the settings of SW1 and SW11.

Table 1 Setting of SW1 on the DCSU of BTS3012

Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW1

Master BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All ON

Slave BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All OFF

Table 2 Setting of SW11 on the DCSU of BTS3012

Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW11

Other situations All ON

Table 3 shows the settings of SW2–SW5.

Table 3 Settings of SW2–SW5 on the DCSU of BTS3012

Position of BTS3012 cabinet SW2, SW3, SW4, SW5

Master BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All ON

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Slave BTS3012 cabinet of the master cabinet group All OFF

Table 4 shows the setting of SW8.

Table 4 Setting of SW8 on the DCSU of BTS3012