Install Radio 2260

7/24/23, 9:03 AM Install Radio
Installation Instructions 204/1531-LZA 701 6001/1 Uen AF
Install Radio
Radio 2260
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Contents
Introduction
Documents
Tools
Conditions
Work Process
Unpack and Check Materials
Installation Alternatives
Mounting Direction Alternatives
Prepare for Installation
Install SFP Module
Install Fan Unit (Optional)
Attach the Rail Gen2 Medium Bracket on the Radio
Prepare Radio for ERS Bracket
Assemble DC Power Connector to Shielded Cable
Install Radio
Assemble ERS Bracket
Hoist Radio
Attach Radio to Rail Gen2
Attach Radio to ERS Bracket
Connect Cables
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Verify Radio Installation on Site

Check Site
Power Up Radio
Check Radio After Power Up
Perform Concluding Routines
Environment
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1 Introduction
1.1 Documents
Make sure that the following documents are read and understood:
– Personal Health and Safety Information
– System Safety Information
– Transportation and Storage
1.2 Tools
The tools listed in this section are only examples. Tools in different areas and regions can look different than those listed
here.
Depending on the installation and environment, different tools are required. It is important to do the following:
– Use tethered tools when working at heights.
Table 1 Tools Required
Tool Product Name
Protective gloves
Helmet
Harness
Side cutters
Knife
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) wrist strap (static control wrist strap)
Cleaner for optical connections
Ferrule end-face cleaner
Heavy duty wire stripper
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Tool Product Name
Wire stripper
Measure
40 41
38 39
36 37
34 35
32 33
30 31
28 29
26 27
24 25
18 19 20 21
12 13 14 15 16 17 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bits
– TORX® T20
– Torx T30(1)
Sockets
– 10 mm(1)
– 13 mm
Open-ended wrench head
– 13 mm
– 16 mm
– 22 mm
Bit holder(1)
Torque wrench
– 5–22 Nm
Torque wrench
– 8–22 Nm
Torque screwdriver
– 2 Nm
Lifting device
(1) Use either a Torx T30 bit with a bit holder, or a 10 mm socket to connect the grounding cable.
1.3 Conditions
The conditions in this section must be fulfilled before work starts.
1.3.1 Before Going to the Site

Before going to the site, ensure the following:
– Site access permission has been received.
– The required documentation is available.
– The required tools are available.
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– The instructions are read and understood.
1.3.2 Before Starting the Installation

Before starting the installation, make sure of the following:
– The site is prepared according to the Customer Site Documentation.
– The ordered hardware is available.
– The rail is installed on the site. For more information on how to install the rail, see Install Rail.
– The power supply for the radio is installed and tested at the radio site.
– The site grounding system is installed and tested.
– The following equipment must be installed and tested:
• A main switch
• A circuit breaker or an external fuse
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2 Work Process
Figure 1 shows the work process for installing the radio.
Unpack and
Check Materials
Wall Installation Pole Installation
Install Fan Unit (Optional)
Install Mounting Bracket
Install Radio
Verify Radio Installation
Power Up Radio
Check Radio
After Power Up
Perform
Concluding Routines
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Figure 1 Radio Installation Work Process
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3 Unpack and Check Materials

Environmental considerations, steps for inspection and unpacking, information about the warranty seal and safe
handling of the unit are provided.
Required Tools and Equipment

Tool Product Name
Side cutters
Knife
Prerequisites
– The packed radio must be kept in weather-protected environment. The radio, once unpacked, must be installed
according to the instructions, even if it is not powered up immediately.
– The radio must be powered up within 48 hours in outdoor environment.
Steps
1. Examine the packaging for damage. If it is damaged,

Check Product
immediately register a complaint with the transport company.
Take a photo of the damages to facilitate the claims process.
Note: Unpack the unit only at the site, shortly before

installation.
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2. Remove the straps from the package box.
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3.
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Remove the tape from the corrugated box.
Note: Make sure that the items in the corrugated box are not
damaged.
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4. Remove the top fitments
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5. Remove the radio from the box, and carefully place the radio
on the ground on a clean, soft surface, or on the packaging
material.
Note: Make sure to keep the radio clean from moisture and
dirt.
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6.
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Verify that the items delivered correspond to the packing list

and that they are not damaged.
If any of the items are damaged, see Handling Faulty

Equipment.
7. Save the box and packing material for any return of units. For more information about packing and returning units, see
Handling Faulty Equipment
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4 Installation Alternatives
A B
C D
E F
G H I
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Figure 2 Installation Alternatives
Table 2 Key to Installation Alternatives
Installation Method Description

A Wall installation with rail.
B Pole installation with rail.
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Installation Method Description

C Pole installation with Single or Dual ERS Bracket.
D Pole installation with Multi ERS Bracket XL
E Pole installation (Requires a fan unit is installed).
F Wall installation (Requires a fan unit is installed).
G Radio mounted behind the antenna.
H Radio mounted below the antenna.
I Radio mounted below the antenna.
4.1 Mounting Direction Alternatives
B
A
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Figure 3 Mounting Direction Alternatives
Table 3 Mounting Direction Alternatives
Alternative Mounting Direction

A Bookshelf
B Portrait
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5 Prepare for Installation

This section provides information for preparations before installing the radio.
5.1 Install SFP Module

Note: Only use SFP modules approved and supplied by Ericsson.
Be careful when handling SFP modules. For information on how to handle SFP modules, see Handling SFP Modules and
Optical Cables.
Steps
1. Remove the cap.
Note: If the optical interface uses the red throw type cap
without locking feature, that optical interface must be
first used because its cap is not waterproof.
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2. If applicable, close the latch on the SFP module.
3.
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Install the SFP module in the SFP slot.
Note: To avoid equipment damage, make sure to insert the

SFP module correctly orientated. The bale (1) must be
orientated in the same direction as the heatsink.
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4. Refit the cap.
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5.2 Install Fan Unit (Optional)

How to install a fan unit on the radio unit.

Tool Product Name
Torque screwdriver
– 2 Nm
TORX® T20
Prerequisites
– A fan 10
Steps
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1. Remove the cap from the fan connector on the radio.
Hold the fan unit loosely in place and plug in the fan unit
connector at position marked on the radio.
Tighten the fan connector with the hand.
Note: Make sure the fan connector is properly connected, to

avoid bad connection and possible impact from rain or
moisture.
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2. T20
Assemble the fan unit by tightening the two screws.
2 Nm
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5.3 Attach the Rail Gen2 Medium Bracket on the Radio

How to attach the rail gen2 medium bracket on the radio.

Tool Product Name
Torque wrench
– 22 Nm
Sockets
– 13 mm
Steps
1. 13 mm
Attach the rail medium bracket to the radio for the desired
22 Nm mounting direction, and tighten the screws.
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5.4 Prepare Radio for ERS Bracket

This instruction for preparing the radio is similar for all ERS bracket on pole.
Steps
1. Attach the bolts to the radio for the desired mounting

13 mm
direction.
5 mm
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5.5 Assemble DC Power Connector to Shielded Cable

Before assembling the DC power connector, the cable must be stripped according to specification and the shield must be
connected correctly.
Stop!
Improper installation or modification of AC or DC powered equipment can seriously damage the equipment. Only a
qualified and authorized electrician is permitted to install or modify electrical installations.

See required tools in the assembly instruction delivered with the DC power connector.
Prerequisites
– Supplier assembly instruction
– One of the following power connector models must be used.
• For 2-wire (DC-C), 7F2RS104B-0M16T1 (RNT 447 37/01).
• For 3-wire (DC-I), 7F2RS103B-0M16T1 (RNT 447 36/01)
Model number is printed on the power connector.
Note: This instruction does not replace the supplier assembly instruction delivered with the DC power connector. Always
read the supplier assembly instruction.
Steps
1.
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Make sure that the external power is switched off before you
connect the cable.
ON
OFF
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2. Identify the outer diameter of the power cable.
Ø 7 – 12.5 Ø 12.5 – 17 Ø 17 – 21.5

If necessary, replace the gasket.
Unit of measurement: mm Ge22093B
3. Heavy duty
Strip the cable outer jacket according to the instructions
wire stripper delivered with the DC power connector.
Unit of measurement: mm Ge14899D
4. Fold back the shielding braid on the outer jacket.
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5.
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Remove the second insulation.
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6. Strip the inner jacket of the conductor according to the

Wire Stripper
instructions delivered with the DC power connector.
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7. Secure the connector body on the cable according to the

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8.
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Assemble the connector according to the instructions delivered

with the DC power connector.
Pin RTN = 0 V - Return

Pin –48 V = –48 V - Hot contact Note: The wires of the power cable can have different colors.
Make sure that the wires are connected to the correct
polarities.
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9. Fold the shielding braid on the DC power connector according

to the instructions delivered with the DC power connector.
Note: Make sure that there is no braid over the thread on the
connector.
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10.
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Unscrew the nut so that the connection body can be moved on

the cable.
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11. Move the connection body to the connector.
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12. Assemble the connection body to the connector. Tighten the

connection body according to the instructions delivered with
the DC power connector.
Note: Use supplier-recommended wrenches and torque to

tighten.
Tighten Hold
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13. Tighten the nut to the connection body according to the

Note: Use supplier-recommended wrenches and torque to

tighten.
Tighten Hold
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Do!
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Products not connected to ground risk damage from overvoltage or overcurrent. Always ground products according
to instructions.
Make sure that the cable shield is connected correctly to secure lightning protection and grounding in the DC power
connector.
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6 Install Radio
Warning!
When working at height, there is a risk of falling objects. Falling objects can cause serious injury or even be fatal.
Always wear a helmet and avoid standing in an area where objects can fall.
For more information on space requirements, see Radio Description.
6.1 Assemble ERS Bracket

Steps
1. Assemble the ERS Bracket on the pole, and tighten the bolts and bushing nuts.
With single ERS bracket:
a. Insert the hex bolts into the holes on the side of the
16 mm
16 mm
6.0 Nm
bracket.
Attach washer and nut to each hex bolt and tighten them.
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b. Attach nut and washer to each hex bolt.
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c.
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Attach the back clamp, and attach washer and nut to each
16 mm
20 Nm
hex bolt.
Tighten the nuts.
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d. Attach and tighten the double nuts.

16 mm
20 Nm
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With dual ERS bracket:

a. 16 mm
Assemble the Dual ERS Bracket on the pole, and tighten
20 Nm the bolts and bushing nuts.
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6.2 Hoist Radio

How to hoist the radio to the ERS rail system and ERS brackets.

Tool Product Name
Protective gloves
Helmet
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Tool Product Name
Harness
Lifting device
Prerequisites
Warning!
Note: Do not hoist more than one radio at a time.
– Be careful not to damage the unit against the pole, mast, or wall. Always secure the unit properly.
– When hoisting, make sure to comply with local requirements and regulations regarding hoisting equipment.
– Use a safe braking system.
Steps
1. Attach a lifting device to the top of the pole or wall, where the
radio is to be attached.
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2. Pull a rope through the block on the lifting device.
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3.
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Attach the end of the ropes to the handle. A rope for hoist the
radio and a control rope.
The control rope is used for guiding the radio to prevent it from
bumping into the pole, wall, or other units.
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4. Hoist the radio.
Note: Always hoist the radio with the top side up.
Do not hoist more than one radio at a time to the same
ropes.
Use a safe braking system.
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After This Task

Do not disconnect the rope from the radio until it is securely attached to the rail, pole, or wall.
6.3 Attach Radio to Rail Gen2

How to attach radio to rail Gen2.

Tool Product Name
Protective gloves
Helmet
Harness
Torque wrench
– 22 Nm
Sockets
– 13 mm
Extension bar
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Prerequisites
Warning!
Note: Do not hoist more than one radio at a time.
– The steel rail Gen2 is installed on the site. Install according to the Install Rail.
Steps
10 mm
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Attach the radio with a space of ≥ 10 mm from the ends of the rail.
1. Hook the radio onto the upper part of the rail.
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2. Push the lower part of the radio against the lower part of the
rail.
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3. 13 mm
Tighten the bolt to fasten the radio to the rail.
18 Nm
Note: Make sure that the radio is firmly attached to the rail.
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6.4 Attach Radio to ERS Bracket

This instruction for attach radio to Dual ERS Bracket is similar for attach radio to Single ERS Mount and attach radio to
Multi ERS Bracket XL.
Steps
1. Hook the radio into the grooves of the bracket.
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2. 13 mm
Attach the lower bolts to the bracket and tighten the four bolts.
22 Nm
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6.5 Connect Cables

Note: Always connect the grounding cable before connecting any other cable.
Make sure that the connectors are in good condition and that one of the following power connector models is used:
– For 2-wire (DC-C), 7F2RS104B-0M16T1 (RNT 447 37/01).
– For 3-wire (DC-I), 7F2RS103B-0M16T1 (RNT 447 36/01)
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Replace any if necessary. The model number is printed on the power connector.
For information on cable product numbers, see Site Installation Products Overview.
Because of space limitations, always connect the cables in the following order:
Steps
Note: Do not use tape if sealing the connectors.
1. Connect the grounding cable.
2. Connect the optical cables.
3. Connect the ALD (RET) cable.
4. Connect the EC light cable.
5. Connect the external alarm cable.
6. Connect the RF cables.
7. Connect the power cable.
6.5.1 Connection Interfaces
A C D B
E F G H I J K L
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Figure 4 Radio 2260 Connection Interfaces
Table 4 Radio Connection Interfaces

Position Description Marking Connector Types Cable Illustration
A Antenna A A TxRx
4.3–10
B Antenna B B TxRx
C TX monitor A(1)
SMA connector
D TX monitor B(1)
E Maintenance button – – –
, ,
F Optical indicators – –
1, 2
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Position Description Marking Connector Types Cable Illustration

The following functions are
supported:
– Fan unit power supply

and control
– EC-light
– External alarms
G DIN connector, 14 pin
Note: If using more than
one function, a Y
cable must be
connected to the
DIN 14 connector
for each added
function.
ALD (used for a RET unit for

H ALD DIN connector, 8 pin
example)
I Optical cable 1 1
LC (On SFP+) with

support for FullAXS
J Optical cable 2 2
K −48 V DC power supply −48 V Power connector
L Grounding 2 × 6 mm dual lug
(1) TX monitor only valid for product number variant /2
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Figure 5 Fan Unit Connection Interface
Table 5 Fan Unit Connection Interface
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Position Description
A External alarm
6.5.2 Hoist Cables

How to hoist cables up to the radio unit with a pulling wire.
Prerequisites
Optical cables are fiber optic and must be handled with care. Never touch the end-face of the optical connectors. Only
remove protective covers right before installation. Observe minimum allowed bending radii. For instructions on installing
the optical cable, see Installing Optical Cables for Main-Remote Solutions.
For information on how to handle optical cables, see Handling SFP Modules and Optical Cables.
Steps
1. Attach the pulling wire to the optical cable.
2. Pull the pulling wire up to the radio unit. The pulling force must not exceed 400 N.
3. Clamp or strap the optical cable to the pole or wall.
6.5.3 Connect Ground Cable

Note: Always connect the grounding cable before connecting any other cable.
Do!
Products not connected to ground risk damage from overvoltage or overcurrent. Always ground products according to
instructions.
Steps
1. Connect the grounding cable.

5 Nm
Note: For information on Grounding Cable Kit product

numbers, see Site Installation Products Overview.
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6.5.4 Connect Optical Cable

For instructions on installing the optical cable, see Installing Optical Cables for Main-Remote Solutions. The cables are fiber
optic and must be handled with care. Never touch the end face of the optical connectors. Only remove protective covers
right before installation.
For instructions on how to clean the optical cable connectors and SFP modules, see Handling SFP Modules and Optical
Cables.
Steps
1. Draw back the outer cover from the connector.
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2. Draw back the inner cover from the connector.
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3. Remove the protective dust caps from the optical cable

connectors (end-face ferrules).
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4.
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Remove the cap.
Note: If the optical interface uses the red throw type cap
without locking feature, that optical interface must be
first used because its cap is not waterproof.
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5. Remove the protective dust cap from the SFP module or

optical adapter (bulkhead adapter).
6. Always clean connectors If necessary, clean SFP modules Ensure the optical cable connectors and SFP modules are
clean. Always clean the optical connectors with the cleaning
cassette before installing the cables in the SFP module. Only
clean the SFP module if needed.
Never touch ferrules Never blow
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7.
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Plug in the connector into the SFP receptacle at position

1 marked 1.
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8. Clamp the plug body with the seal ring to the optical cable.
1
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9. Slide the bayonet shell to the bulkhead connector.

1
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10.
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Clamp the bayonet shell on the bulkhead connector clockwise.

1
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11. If a second optical cable is to be installed, repeat Step 1 to Step 10 at the position marked 2.
6.5.5 Connect ALD (RET) Cable

Steps
1. Remove the protective cap from the ALD (RET) interface.
2. Connect the power ALD (RET) cable.
6.5.6 Connect EC Light Cable (Optional)

How to connect the EC light cable to the unit.
Steps
1. Remove the protective cap from the DIN 14-pin interface.
2.
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Connect the EC light cable.
After This Task

When the installation of the radio is finished, strap the cables to the pole or wall.
6.5.7 Connect External Alarm Cable

Steps
1. Remove the protective cap from the DIN 14-pin interface.
2. Connect the external alarm cable to the radio.
3. Connect the other end of the external alarm cable to the external equipment, using the following cable data, depending
on the available cable:
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Alarm 1 Alarm 2 Alarm 1 Alarm 2
Blue Purple White Light blue Green Brown White Yellow
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6.5.8 Connect RF Cable

Steps
1. Remove the protective cap from the antenna interface.
2. Connect the RF cable.

22 mm
5.0 Nm
Note: Make sure to use the correct cable type with 4.3-10
connector.
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6.5.9 Connect TX Monitor Cable (Optional)

The TX monitor label on the radio specifies the coupling factor with tolerance over the frequency band.
Steps
1. Remove the protective cap from the radio TX monitor port.

8 mm
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2. Connect the TX monitor cable.

8 mm
0.23 Nm
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6.5.10 Connect Power Cable

How to connect the power cable connector on the unit.
Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short circuits that can result in
serious injury.
Exercise care when working with this unit.
Note: Make sure that the connector is in good condition and replace it if needed. For the power connector Ericsson
product number, see Site Installation Products Overview.
Coding (a to d in Figure 6) is used to prevent incorrect accidental mating of the cable connector. The coding is done by
fitting a fin in the cable connector into a recess in the connector on the unit.
a a
A B
B A b
-48V RTN
d d
Connector on radio (male) Connector on cable (female)

c
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Figure 6 Coding of Power Connector on Unit and Cable Connector
Steps
Note: Do not seal the connectors.
1.
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Make sure that the external power is switched off before you
connect the power connector.
ON
OFF
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2. Remove the protective cap from the power interface.
3. Check if the socket pin in the cable connector is in a centered

position before you connect the power cable connector to the
unit.
A B If the socket pin is not well centered, replace the connector.
-48V RTN
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4. Make sure that the fins positioned in the cable connector are
aligned with the unit connector’s recess positions.
a
d b
c
When the positions are aligned, push the cable connector
smoothly.
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Note: If you need to use high force or if there is resistance when you try to connect, replace the cable connector.
5.
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When the connector has mated, turn the bayonet ring to lock
the connector in position.
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6. Make sure that the connector is locked correctly to prevent bad

connection and impact from rain or humidity. The figure shows
the correct lock position.
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After This Task

When the installation is finished, strap the cables to the pole or wall.
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7 Verify Radio Installation on Site

This section describes the verification that must be performed to check the installation of the radio and the connections to
the main unit before it is integrated with the radio network.
7.1 Check Site

This section provides checklists for verifying the radio installation.
7.1.1 Check Grounding System

Use the following checklist to check the installation of the grounding system for the site and the Radio System.
Table 6 Grounding Checklist
# Item Yes N/A (1)

Grounding system installed as specified in the Customer Site
1
Documentation?
Radio grounding installed and connected to site Main Earthing
2
Terminal (MET)?
The ground cable area is 16 mm2 for copper cable, or
3
equivalent(2)
4 Radio System grounded, washers in place, and nuts tightened?
Ground lugs, terminals, C-clamps, and cable lugs correctly
5
crimped?
6 No unstrapped ground cable longer than 1 m?
7 No damage to insulation of cables?
8 Equipment undamaged and free from contamination?
9 Protective ground in power supply box connected to site MET?
Notes:
(1) N/A = not applicable

(2) For more information about grounding principles, see to Grounding Guidelines for RBS Sites
7.1.2 Check Radio

Use the following checklist to check the cabinet installation and equipment of the radio.
Table 7 Radio Checklist
# Item Yes N/A

1 Radio installed as specified in the Customer Site Documentation?
2 Radio clean and undamaged?
3 Radio properly aligned horizontally and vertically?
Equipment labeled as required as specified in the Customer Site
4
Documentation?
Protective covers, dust caps, and terminations plugs are installed
5
on unused ports?
6 Antenna cables routed correctly and undamaged?
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# Item Yes N/A

7 Antenna cables tightened?
ALD (RET) cables routed correctly and undamaged (when
8
applicable)?
9 ALD (RET) cables tightened (when applicable)?
External alarm cables routed correctly and undamaged (when
10
applicable)?
11 External alarm cables tightened (when applicable)?
Notes:
7.1.3 Check Antenna System

Use the following checklist to check the installation of the antennas, antenna cables, radio cables, and external equipment
of the antenna system.
Table 8 Antenna System Checklist
# Item Yes N/A

Antenna system installed as specified in the Customer Site
1
Documentation?
2 No cables or connectors damaged?
3 RF cables properly labeled?
4 Optical cable connectors and SFP modules clean? (1)
5 Optical cables properly connected, labeled, and strapped?(2)
Connectors properly connected and torque as required if
6
applicable?
Minimum bending radius of the RF cables correct according to the
7
manufacturer specifications?
The correct cable connected to the correct ALD, or Radio Interface
8
Unit (RIU) port (when applicable?)
9 Bend or drip loop applied on optical cables outside wall or roof?
10 Outdoor cables ladder protected from falling ice?
Outdoor jumpers strapped at regular intervals according to Feeder
11
System Guideline?
Antenna brackets compatible with the mast or pole (no risk for
12
corrosion)?
ALD (RET) cable is correctly connected to the connector marked
13
ALD and tightened (when applicable)?
External alarm cable is correctly connected to the connector
14
marked and tightened (when applicable)?
Notes:
(1) Ensure that the optical cable connectors and SFP modules are clean. For more information, refer to Handling SFP Modules and Optical Cables.
(2) Ensure that the minimum bending radius is not violated. For more information, refer to Installing Optical Cables for Main-Remote Solutions.
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7.1.4 Check Power System

Use the following checklist to check the installation and grounding of power system equipment.
Table 9 Power System Checklist
# Item Yes N/A

Radio is installed as specified in the Customer Site
1
Documentation?
2 Radio is terminated in the correct positions and labeled?
3 Ground cable is tightened?
4 Power sockets are securely and correctly attached to radio?
Notes:
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8 Power Up Radio
The radio must be powered up within 48 hours after installation, even if it is not taken into service. The reason is to protect
the internal units from local climate conditions.
Do!
Products not connected to ground risk damage from overvoltage or overcurrent. Always ground products according to
instructions.
Steps
To power up the radio:
1. Make sure that the radio is grounded according to instructions.
2. Switch on the external power to the radio on both power

feeds.
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9 Check Radio After Power Up

Once the power has been switched on, the radio is loaded with the specific software. Optical indicators show the status of
the radio.
For more information on interpreting the optical indicators on the radio, see Indicators, Buttons, and Switches.
Steps
1. Open the cover for the optical indicators.
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2. Check that the operation optical indicator for the radio and the
fan is green. If any red optical indicator is on, contact the OMC
for maintenance support.
After This Task

It is recommended to run the Antenna Return Loss Frequency Sweep feature, that validates the RF signal quality. For more
information, see Manage Hardware Equipment.
It is recommended to run the installation self-check, as described in Perform Basic Stand-alone Radio Installation Check.
This feature helps to identify potential connection faults or hardware faults of the radio.
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10 Perform Concluding Routines

After successful installation, the site needs to be cleaned and the customer site documentation needs to be handled.
Steps
1. Clean the site and remove objects such as wrapping paper and cable clippings.
2. Dispose of waste according to local regulations.
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s
Plastic
Metal
Paper
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3. Fill in the verification checklist in the Customer Site Documentation.
4. Report any faults according to local requirements.
5. Hand over the Customer Site Documentation to the person responsible for the site.
6. Lock all doors and gates to the site.
10.1 Environment
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Sorted with plastics Polyethylene
Bubble plastic
Cable tie clippings
Paper recycling Paper
Recycled or sorted as wood Wood
Waste metal from cable ladders
Recycled or sorted as
Pieces of cable with high metallic content
metals
Nuts, bolts, washers, and screws
Notes:
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7/24/23, 9:03 AM Install Radio

Installation Instructions 204/1531-LZA 701 6001/1 Uen AF

Verify Radio Installation on Site

– System Safety Information

– Transportation and Storage

– Use tethered tools when working at heights.

Table 1 Tools Required

Tool Product Name

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) wrist strap (static control wrist strap)

Cleaner for optical connections

Ferrule end-face cleaner

Heavy duty wire stripper

Tool Product Name

1.3.1 Before Going to the Site

– Site access permission has been received.

– The required documentation is available.

– The required tools are available.

– The instructions are read and understood.

1.3.2 Before Starting the Installation

– The site is prepared according to the Customer Site Documentation.

– The ordered hardware is available.

– The site grounding system is installed and tested.

– The following equipment must be installed and tested:

• A circuit breaker or an external fuse

Wall Installation Pole Installation

Install Fan Unit (Optional)

Install Mounting Bracket

Verify Radio Installation

Figure 1 Radio Installation Work Process

3 Unpack and Check Materials

Required Tools and Equipment

– The radio must be powered up within 48 hours in outdoor environment.

1. Examine the packaging for damage. If it is damaged,

Note: Unpack the unit only at the site, shortly before

2. Remove the straps from the package box.

Remove the tape from the corrugated box.

4. Remove the top fitments

Verify that the items delivered correspond to the packing list

If any of the items are damaged, see Handling Faulty

Figure 2 Installation Alternatives

Table 2 Key to Installation Alternatives

Installation Method Description

Installation Method Description

4.1 Mounting Direction Alternatives

Figure 3 Mounting Direction Alternatives

Table 3 Mounting Direction Alternatives

Alternative Mounting Direction

5 Prepare for Installation

5.1 Install SFP Module

1. Remove the cap.

2. If applicable, close the latch on the SFP module.

Install the SFP module in the SFP slot.

Note: To avoid equipment damage, make sure to insert the

4. Refit the cap.

5.2 Install Fan Unit (Optional)

Required Tools and Equipment

1. Remove the cap from the fan connector on the radio.

Tighten the fan connector with the hand.

Note: Make sure the fan connector is properly connected, to

5.3 Attach the Rail Gen2 Medium Bracket on the Radio

Required Tools and Equipment

5.4 Prepare Radio for ERS Bracket

1. Attach the bolts to the radio for the desired mounting

5.5 Assemble DC Power Connector to Shielded Cable