MOP of TI V1.0 20220712

MOP of TI
Version Prepared by Reviewed by Release date

Ismail Kumbul, Fatir Sethi,
Wycliffe Asievukwa, Tewodros.Beyene,
V1.0 zhurenping 2022/07/11
Bongani Kubayi, Amelework Mengistu,
Alex Kanini Muchai
Category
⚫ Abbreviation -P3
⚫ Microwave Installation
⚫ EHS ➢ Microwave scenario introduction P70~72
➢ Check before work P4-P5
➢ Microwave product introduction P74~P84
➢ Delivery EHS Absolute Rules P6
➢ Microwave MOP P86~P146
➢ PPE Standards and Scenarios P7-P8
➢ Emergency Response to accidents P9 ⚫ Energy Installation
⚫ Tools Requirement ➢ Energy Installation process flow P148~151
➢ Energy scenario introduction P153~162
➢ Installation Tools P11
➢ Cabinet equipment layout and Power distribution introduction P164~197
➢ Height work and H&S Tools P13
➢ Energy product introduction P199~210
⚫ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP P212~248
➢ TI installation Process P15
⚫ Wireless Installation
➢ BTS Installation process flow P19
➢ BTS scenario introduction P21
➢ Wireless product introduction P23~26
➢ Wireless MOP P28~68
Abbreviation
ABH Antenna Base Height IDU Indoor Unit QC Quality Check
ACDB Alternating Current Distribution Box IF Intermediate Frequency R Radius
AGG Aggregation KCP Key Control Point RET Remote Electrical Tilt
AISG Antenna Interface Standards Group LH Long Haul RFI Ready For Installation
ATN Access Transport Network LLVD Load Low Voltage Disconnect RFU Radio and Filter Unit
ATS Auto Transfer Switching MOP Method Of Procedure RRU Remote Radio Unit
AZ Azimuth MOS Material On Site RSL Received Signal Level
BAT Battery MT Mechanical Tilt RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator
BBU Baseband Unit MTN Metro Transport Network RT Rooftop
BLVD Battery Low Voltage Disconnection MW Micro Wave RTN Radio Transmission Node
BTS Base Transceiver Station NE Network Element SBC Subcontractor
BU Branching Unit ODF Optical Distribution Frame SCM Supply Chain Management
CA Carrier Aggregation ODU Outdoor Unit SD Space Diversity
CPRI Common Public Radio Interface OMC Operation and Maintenance Center SFP Small Form-factor Pluggable
DCDB Direct Current Distribution Box SN Serial No.
OMT Orthogonal Mode Transducer
DCDU Direct Current Distribution Unit SSU Solar Supply Unit
OPEX Operational Expenditure
DG Diesel Generator SSV Single Site Verification
OSN Optical Switching Network
DN Delivery Number STEP Safaricom Telecom Ethiopia Plc
OTN Optical Transmission Network
EHS Environment, Health, Safety TI Telecom Installation
EP Engineering Plan PAC Preliminary Acceptance Certificate
UBBP Universal Baseband Processing unit
ESD Electrostatic Discharge PAT Preliminary Acceptance Test
ESM Energy Storage Module Universal Main Processing and
PMU Power Management Unit UMPT
ESN Equipment Serial Number Transmission unit
PPE Personal Protective Equipment WDT Wireless Digital Tool
FAC Final Acceptance Certificate
PSU Power Supply Unit WL Wireless
FGL Finished Ground Level
PTN Packet Transport Network XMC eXtreme Modulation Capacity
GF Green Field
PV Photovoltaic XPD Cross Polarization Discrimination
H&S Height and Safty
PVC Polyvinyl Chloride
PVDU Photovoltaic Distribution Unit
Standard Operation Procedure
Item Activity Manpower Operation Time
1
1 Safety environment deployment 3 0.0208 day
Procedure
Pre-Tasks: Tool box talk, Outline risks associated to the work area and counter
measures. Note the working environment and a brief on emergency response and
1 rescue plan. Remind teams on absolute rules, PPE inspection, First Aid briefing,
Equipment inspection.
Site Preparation before commencing work: Confirm relevant certifications and

2 work permits inside the site file. Ensure emergency evacuation plan is filled and
signed. Fill in risk assessment checklists appropriately
Note
1 Always have full PPE when working.
2
Safety file detailing pre-tasks, risk assessment method and evacuation plan must always
2
be kept on site
3 Team leaders MUST have safety passport and Skill card on site
All sites to remain secured using reflective tapes. Maintain all work sites clean and free
4
from any debris
PPE
1 Reflect jacket 4 Safety shoes 7 Safety Glove
2 Helmet 5 Ear plugs 8 Nose masks
Eye protection
3 Overall Cloth 6 9
glasses
Equipment
Double lanyard
1 First Aid Kit 3 5 Work position
safety harness
Safety Signboards
2 Fire Extinguisher 4 6 Rescue kit
Standard Operation Procedure
3 SN Activity Manpower Operation Time
2 Safety environment deployment 2 0.5 day
Procedure
Single or Double line used for barricading the trenching area and 'MEN AT WORK'
3 stands or cones. The site must be properly barricaded to secure it from the public (third
party). Cones and traffic management plan MUST be in place for street works.
Deploy a team of all persons. Each team must have a qualified first aider and valid first
4 aid box on site. The paramedic should be easily identified with a unique reflective vest
4
Equipment
1 first aid box 2 Lifting Pulley 3 Rescue kit
double lanyard safety

4 fire extinguisher 5 6 Work position belt
harness
PPE
1 Safety helmet 2 Gloves 3 Reflective Jacket
4 Overalls 5 Safety shoes 6

Delivery EHS Absolute Rules
Do not use a handset Unlicensed staffs are prohibited

when driving from electrical work
Driving over the regulated Do not walk or stay under

speed is prohibited construction areas
Do not work under the Use proper PPE correctly for

influence of alcohol or drugs working at height
Fasten seat belt when driving

Never drive whilst fatigued or inside of vehicle
Do not drop tools or other Any person for working at height

objects from height must be trained and qualified
PPE Matrix & Certification
PPE 3rd Party Certification SBC
General Requirements Double fall Work Eye WAH FF Pole
Safety Safety Visibility Safety Safety FA
arrest Positioning Protecti ( work at ( Fire climbing RA
Helmet Shoes Vest Gloves Harness height)
( First Aid)
fighting)
Lanyard Lanyard on
Scope of Work
✓ ✓ ✓
Excavation ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓
Trenching ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓
Over Head Cable ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Lifting ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓
Using Power Tools ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Service
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Work at Height ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓
Cabling ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Moving Equipment ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Loading & Unloading ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Material
✓
Working in warehouse ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓
Other ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Safaricom Standard Team Composition (EHS Qualification
Matrix)
Group 583 Dipenze Paragon KB
Safe Ethiopia Ethiopia
Training Matrix Gravity Integrated safe core Technical Internatio Tabita Sheild Total
always red cross FF Gov.
(TS) School nal
Viscar Moderntech
WAH ● ● ● • 4
Rope Rigging ● ● 2
Pole Climbing ● ● 2
First Aid ● ● 2
Electrical safety ● ● 2
Fire Marshal [FF] ● ● ● ● ● 5

HIRA [RA] ● ● ● 3
Defensive Driving ● ● 2
Nebosh [EHS Sup] ● 1
CEIM [EHS Sup] ● 1
FPP [EHS sup] ● 1
• All the WAH trainers MUST be IRATA/IWF level 3 certified

• Only approved trainers are permitted to conduct the training.
• The training providers for WAH must be listed as qualified IRATA/IWF training partners.
• Training only to be conducted with the Huawei approved partners.
• Huawei has the right to alter the content of all training provided to fits the business demand.
EHS Emergency Response to accidents
EHS
Accident occurs Issue the notification of
Issue the first
Define EHS accident accident investigation Close notification
notification to STEP
Immediately level and improvement
（*） & Huawei
measures
24 hours
Immediately send alert, in 15 minutes to corresponding
counterparts ; then within 24 hours send report.
15 working days
2 months
Ways of EHS accident notification. All the three notification shall be made after an accident.
1.Short Message
2.Email
3.EHS E-flow EHS E-flow Link:
http://w3.huawei.com/bs/ehs/#!har/home.html
*Information to be done at STEP deployment department as well.
Category
⚫ EHS ⚫ Microwave Installation
➢ Check before work
➢ Microwave scenario introduction
➢ Delivery EHS Absolute Rules
➢ Microwave product introduction
➢ PPE Standards and Scenarios
➢ Microwave MOP
➢ Emergency Response to accidents
⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

➢ Energy Installation process flow
➢ Installation Tools
➢ Energy scenario introduction
➢ Height work and H&S Tools
➢ Cabinet equipment layout and Power distribution introduction
⚫ TI installation Process ➢ Energy product introduction
➢ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP
➢ BTS Installation process flow
➢ BTS scenario introduction
➢ Wireless product introduction
➢ Wireless MOP
Installation Tools
Installation Tools
Compass
Measures the equipment room location
direction and the antenna azimuth.
Compass with mirror Clamp meter Red light laser pen Heat gun Inclinometer 2*ET SIM card
Flat-head screwdriver Phillips screwdriver Adjustable wrench Segmented blade utility knife Socket suite Open-end wrench
Crimping tool Wire clippers Wire stripper COAX crimping tool Diagonal pliers Needle-nose pliers Inclinometer
Measures the mechanical downtilt
angle of an antenna and the slopes
Open end Wrench Level Multimeter ESD gloves and ESD wrist strap Electroprobe RJ45 crimping tool of other objects.
Android phone File Marker Power cable criping pliers Percussion drill Claw hammer
Rubber Hammer Measuring tape Hex key Network cable tester Ladder
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Height work and H&S Tools
EHS PPE
Safety Rescue kit

safety gloves (EN388) Reflective vest(EN471) Goggles
Helmets(EN 397)
FULL Body Adjustable

Retractable
Safety positioner
Safety shoes(EN20345) Cones Double
harnesses(EN 361 EN Lanyard
Lanyard(EN 358)
358 or EN 813)
protection
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
TI Installation process flow
New site installation process
No. Key Point Lead Time
RFI Installation & Integration SSV Acceptance 1 week
KCP1 RFI notification before
Issue PAT
installation
Safaricom
Review TI
commissioning Review SSV
KCP1
report and
1 day after
report Issue PAC KCP2 TI report
approve installation
After SFC
KCP3 Issue FAC KCP3 On air
RFI notification confirmation
Commissioning&
1 day after
MOS TI On air KCP4 PAT
Huawei
Integration integration
SSV test
QC
RFI notification:
STEP responses for colo sites.
Huawei responses for new build sites.
Nokia
Integration
(1 week before)
KCP2
Documents
KCP4
DN Smart QC TI
report report SSV report
PAT
Power Installation process
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
Site A/B:
Site A/B:
Site A/B: • Install the cables for power cabinet.
• Install DG on the plinth(For DG •
• Delivery material on site. Install the cables for battery cabinet and batteries.
scenario). • Install the cables for equipment cabinet.
• Install power cabinet on the plinth.
• Install and lay cables for DG(For DG scenario)
• Install ATS on the Plinth or pole(For DG
• Install battery cabinet on the plinth. • Install and lay cables for ATS(For DG scenario)
scenario). •
• Install equipment cabinet on the Install and lay cables for ACDBs(For non solar
• Install ACDBs on the pole or Wall(For scenario)
plinth.
• Install and lay cables for solar system(For Solar
rooftop sites)(For non solar scenario).
• Install batteries in the battery cabinet scenario)
• Install Solar support structure(For Solar •
• Install components. Install labels
scenario). • Power sytem Power-on and Commissioning
• QC photo& self-check
• Install solar panels(For solar Scenario).
BTS Installation process
Day 4 Day 5 Day 6
• Site A:
Site A: Site A:
• Lift and install IF cables and RRU cables/fibers
• • Configure IDU with WDT
Delivery material on site. • Install cabinet
• Local BTS commission with WDT
• Install main equipment in cabinet
• Assemble the RF antenna and
• Frequency scan
• Install power cables, PGND cables, fibers for BBU and
install fixed-length jumpers • Antenna Alignment
IDU&ATN/PTN
• • MW/IP/PW BTS
Assemble a microwave antenna • Check the installation and Power on the devices.
• BTS self-check with WDT &
• Site B(MW):
and ODU , Make the Connector of
iterative
troubleshooting
• Assemble a microwave antenna and ODU, make If cable
IF Cables • QC photo& self-check
connectors
• Site B:
Lift and Install RF antenna • Lift and Install MW antenna and ground the ODU.
• Configure IDU with WDT
• Lift and install IF cables and grounding cable.
• Lift and Install RRU
• Frequency scan
• Install the IDU and DCDU in cabinet.
• Lift and Install MW antenna and • Antenna Alignment
• Install grounding cables for the IF cables and RRU
ODU. • QC photo& self-check
power cables
• Check the installation and Power on the devices.
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
BTS Installation work flow
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
• Site A:
Site A: Site A:
• Lift and install IF cables and RRU cables/fibers
• • Configure IDU with WDT
Delivery material on site. • Install cabinet
• Local BTS commission with WDT
• Install main equipment in cabinet
• Assemble the RF antenna and
• Frequency scan
• Install power cables, PGND cables, fibers for BBU and
install fixed-length jumpers • Antenna Alignment
IDU&ATN/PTN
• • MW/IP BTS
Assemble a microwave antenna • Check the installation and Power on the devices.
• BTS self-check with WDT &
• Site B(MW):
and ODU , Make the Connector of
iterative
troubleshooting
• Assemble a microwave antenna and ODU, make If cable
IF Cables • QC photo& self-check
connectors
• Site B:
Lift and Install RF antenna • Lift and Install MW antenna and ground the ODU.
• Configure IDU with WDT
• Lift and install IF cables and grounding cable.
• Lift and Install RRU
• Frequency scan
• Install the IDU and DCDU in cabinet.
• Lift and Install MW antenna and • Antenna Alignment
• Install grounding cables for the IF cables and RRU
ODU. • QC photo& self-check
power cables
• Check the installation and Power on the devices.
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
BTS scenario introduction
9RRU 6RRU-Sub-urban 6RRU-Rural 3RRU-Deep-Rural
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Wireless: BTS Product introduction --BBU
Slot16 Slot0 Slot1
Slot2 Slot3
Slot18
Slot4 Slot5
Slot19
Slot6 Slot7
Module Scenario Board Port

10G All CPRI connections between BBU to RRU. UBBPg1a/UBBPg2 CPRI
1.25G BBU-ATN,BBU-MW UMPTe2 XGE1
Wireless: BTS Product introduction--RRU
Typical power
Type Model BOM Band TX/RX Channel Dimensions (H x W x D) Weight
consumption
Band 20/n20+Band 8/n8 480mm x 356mm x
RRU5508 WD5MBW5508AF 02312XBW 2T4R 510 W 25 kg
( 800/900) 140mm (24L)
Band 3/n3+Band 1/n1 480mm x 356mm x
RRU5513 WD5MBW5513C0 02312XXF 4T4R 800 W 25 kg
（1800/2100） 140mm (24L)
400mm x 300mm x
RRU5301 WD5M265301GB 02311PFF Band 7/n7（2600） 4T4R 358 W 15 kg
100mm (12L)
RRU front view RRU bottom view RRU 5513 bottom view:
RRU 5508 bottom view:

Port A,B is TX/RX
Port C,D is RX only.
RET port is DB9 female connector.
RRU 55301 bottom view:

Wireless: BTS Product introduction--Antenna
AQU4518R24v18(other scenario) ASI4517R12v07（Deep urban）
800M+900M,(4*ports), 800M+900M,(4*ports),
Antenna bottom view Antenna bottom view
1800M+2100M, (4*ports) 1800M+2100M+2600M, (8*ports)
(H x W x D) (mm):1999 x 429 x 196 (H x W x D) (mm):2009 x 369 x 226
Antenna weight (kg) :30kg Antenna weight (kg) :32.8kg
Antenna packing weight (kg):40.6kg Antenna packing weight (kg):45kg

Wireless: BTS Product introduction-- Installation Auxiliary
NO. Description Cable Type Color Cable length Photo NO. Description Cable Type Color Cable length Photo
NO. Description Cable Type Color Cable length Photo NO. Description Cable Type Color Cable length Photo
DB9-AISG
1 TX cable
NO. for BBU UMPT
Description Fiber(BBU-ATN/MW)
Cable Type Orange
Color Cable5m
length Photo 7
NO. RET cable Description Cable Type Black
Color Cable5m
length Photo
connector
DB9-AISG
1 TX cable for BBU UMPT Fiber(BBU-ATN/MW) Orange 5m 7 RET cable Black 5m
connector
DB9-AISG
1 TXDCcable
powerforcable
BBUfor UMPT
BBU- Fiber(BBU-ATN/MW) Orange 5m 7 RET cable Black 5m
2 2.5 mm² Black & blue 0.7m 8 Jumper for RRU-Antenna connector
1/2 inch Black 3m
DCDU
DC power cable for BBU-
2 2.5 mm² Black & blue 0.7m 8 Jumper for RRU-Antenna 1/2 inch Black 3m
DCDU
DC power cable for BBU-
23 DC power cable for 16 mm²(for 2*125A)
2.5 mm²for DCDU 12B Black&&blue
Black blue 200m/roll
0.7m 89 Jumper
DC power cable for RRU5508/5301
for RRU-Antenna 5.3inch
1/2 mm² Black
Black 500m/roll
3m
DCDU
DCDU-Power
DC power cablecabinet
for 16
25 mm²
mm²(for
(for 2*125A) forDCDU
2*63A) for DCDU16D
12B Black
Black && blue
blue 200m/roll 9 DC power cable for RRU5508/5301
10 RRU 5513 5.3
8.2mm²
mm Black 500m/roll
3
DCDU-Power cabinet
DC cableforfor MTS 16
power cable
Grounding 25mm²
mm²(for
(for2*125A) forDCDU
2*63A) for DCDU16D
12B Black
Black&&blue
blue 200m/roll
200m/roll 910 DC
DCpower
powercable
cablefor
forRRU5508/5301
RRU 5513 5.3
8.2mm²
mm Black
Black 500m/roll
500m/roll
34 16 mm² Yellow & green 3m with Cabinet 11 Grounding Cable for RRU 16 mm² Yellow & green 200m/roll
DCDU-Power
cabinet cable cabinet
Grounding for MTS 25 mm²(for 2*63A) for DCDU 16D Black & blue 200m/roll 10 DC power cable for RRU 5513 8.2 mm Black 500m/roll
4 16 mm² Yellow & green 3m with Cabinet 11 Grounding Cable for RRU 16 mm² Yellow & green 200m/roll
cabinet
Groundingcable
Grounding cableforforMTS
Indoor
45 166 mm² Yellow
Yellow&&green
green 3m
10mwith
withCabinet
Cabinet 11 Grounding Cable for RRU 16 mm² Yellow & green 200m/roll
Cabinet cable for Indoor
cabinet
Grounding
5 6 mm² Yellow & green 10m with Cabinet
Cabinet
Grounding cable for Indoor
5 6 mm² Yellow & green 10m with Cabinet
6 Cabinet
Fiber for RRU-BBU Φ7.0mm,2 Cores Black 30~70m
6 Fiber for RRU-BBU Φ7.0mm,2 Cores Black 30~70m
6 Fiber for RRU-BBU Φ7.0mm,2 Cores Black 30~70m
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
MOP - Check the materials
Material packaging check Unpacking inspection Site Verify
1 2 3
DN
1. Check appearance of packing is intact

2. Check whether the model and number of onsite materials are consistent with material list in DN.
3. If the inspection passes, unpack the packaging, and check whether the number of materials is correct and whether they are
intact. In addition, request the logistics service provider and implementation team to sign the DN.
4. Sort the materials and classify them as main equipment and materials.
Notes：
• Do not unpack the packaging, and report the problem to the project team in either of the following scenarios:
• The model and number of onsite equipment are inconsistent with the design file.
• The packaging is seriously damaged or soaked.
MOP - Check the materials & site verify
Step2: Step3: Step4:
GPS unnecessary controlling Input directly or click “+”to Click “Take Photo”(or
and exceed allowed distance, input material Qty. can save the data to
click OK SCM)
xxx
Step1:
Open ISDP APP and
Click Site Verify
Step2:
GPS necessary controlling, can Step3:
not collect material Qty, click Can not collect material Qty,
Cancel click back, back to Step.
MOP-Lift and Install pole for MW and WL
1-a 1-b
1. Put the first U-bolts of T-bracket at the one end of pole
and fasten it ;
1-c
划 2
2. Put the second U-bolts of T-bracket at the other end of
线
辅 pole and fasten it.
助
板
板
3. Install the pole to ensure that the pole is vertical and
secure.
3
Notes: Pole must be vertical.

MOP-Lift and Install pole for MW and WL
1 2
1. Bind hanging rope on the upper T-bracket and bind
towing rope on another T-bracket ;
2. A hang the pole up and B control the pole not touch
tower with towing rope simultaneous;
划
线 3. CD hold the pole at the position antenna will be
辅
助 mounted with calling: "up/down" to the people on
板 4
板 ground ;
3
4. Clamp the upper and lower T-bracket to the tower,
fasten the bolts on T-bracket, using two nuts, one
5
spring washer and one flat washers;
5. Confirm the pole verticality with adjustment of the
lower T-bracket.
Wireless MOP – Assemble clamps of wireless antennas
3 Assemble the upper bracket.
1 Assemble lower bracket. 2 Disassemble downtilt kit
4 Install the bracket.

Wireless MOP – Assemble AISG Cable of wireless antennas
NOTES:
4 Make waterproof for AISG cable AISG multi-wire cable R ≥ 35mm
One layer insulation tape Three layer waterproof tapes Three layer insulation tapes
Wireless MOP - Jumper Color Ring and connection standard
Color Ring and connection standard Sector RRU Sector A Color-coding of jumper
Port A：One red label
Port C：Two red labels
1 RRU5508
Port D：Three red labels
Port B：Four red labels
Port A：One yellow label
Port C：Two yellow labels
1 RRU5502
Port D：Three yellow labels
Port B：Four yellow labels
Port A：One blue label
Port C：Two blue labels
1 RRU5301
Port D：Three blue labels
Port B：Four blue labels
Sector RRU Sector B Color-coding
Port A：One red label+One white label
Port C：Two red labels+One white label
2 RRU5508
Port D：Three red labels+One white label
Port B：Four red labels+One white label
Port A：One yellow label+One white label
Port C：Two yellow labels+One white label
2 RRU5502
Port D：Three yellow labels+One white label
Port B：Four yellow labels+One white label
Port A：One blue label+One white label
Port C：Two blue labels+One white label
2 RRU5301
Port D：Three blue labels+One white label
Port B：Four blue labels+One white label
Sector RRU Sector C Color-coding
Port A：One red label+Two white labels
Port C：Two red labels+Two white labels
3 RRU5508
Port D：Three red labels+Two white labels
Port B：Four red labels+Two white labels
Port A：One yellow label+Two white labels
Port C：Two yellow labels+Two white labels
3 RRU5502
Port D：Three yellow labels+Two white labels
Port B：Four yellow labels+Two white labels
Port A：One blue label+Two white labels
Port C：Two blue labels+Two white labels
3 RRU5301
Port D：Three blue labels+Two white labels
Port B：Four blue labels+Two white labels
Wireless MOP - Assemble Jumper of wireless 8 ports antenna
Mark sector, azimuth, mechanical downtilt at the back of
1
antenna,Send RET SN photo of each sector to OMC engineer
Wrap color code tapes base the color-coding labels are attached the positions:
2 3 4 Jumper R > 127mm
on Color code rules below. Jumper for the antenna or RRU system: 200~300 mm.
200~300mm
Wireless MOP - Assemble Jumper of wireless 12 ports antenna
Mark sector, azimuth, mechanical downtilt at the back of
1
antenna,Send RET SN photo of each sector to OMC engineer
Wrap color code tapes base the color-coding labels are attached the positions:
2 3 4 Jumper R > 127mm
on Color code rules below. Jumper for the antenna or RRU system: 200~300 mm.
200~300mm
Wireless MOP - Assemble Cold Shrink Tubing of Jumper
Rotate cold shrink tubing
Route the RF cable through Tighten connector of jumper Push cold shrink tubing counterclockwise until it touches the end
the cold shrink tubing. using a torque ranging from 5 against the end of antenna. of antenna, slowly pull the support core
N·m to 15 N·m.
downward.
Note: 1 2 3 4
RF cable must be routed in the
opposite direction of arrow
marked on the cold shrink tubing.
Stop rotating pipe when Hold shrink tubing and slowly pull Loose shrink-fit tube and pull core Complete cold shrink
pipe begin to shrink at root support core until the connector is completely out of shrink-fit tube in tubing installation.
of connector. wrapped with shrink tubing. direction of arrow marked on tube.
5 6 7 8
Wireless MOP - Lift and Install antenna
Adjust azimuth matching design&EP（RF
Install fixed pulley, lifting sling above the
engineer planning）. Ensure azimuth tolerance is
position antenna is to be installed, use lifting
±5°.Tighten bolts, take clear picture of getting 5
1 sling and quick draw to bind antenna. 3 Tighten all the bolts
azimuth and covering target.
Antenna
height
Hoist and partially secure the antenna Attach an inclinometer to the rear of
accessories to specified position on a the antenna, adjust the down tilt to the
2 4
pole. required value.
5
Antenna height Measurement for roof top
Use traditional measurement rope to measure
antenna height from installed antenna on tower
till ground to confirm the correct height value
which specified by RF planning team and finally
capture the measurement values as clarified in
the pictures
Wireless MOP – Assemble clamps of wireless antennas
Standard:
✓ The position (mounting height)
complies with the design document.
(RF antenna height measurement From
ABH(Antenna Base Height) to ground
level(FGL))
✓ The azimuth complies with the design
document (Place cotton or wood
between the compass and the antenna
to isolate compass interference when
test Azimuth, and the photo should
indicate the coverage area).
✓ The compass North pole should face or
point to the coverage area.
✓ The MT(Mechanical Tilt) complies with
the design document.
✓ The V-shaped support arm for adjusting
the antenna angle is correctly installed
✓ The antenna is securely fastened flat
washer and double nuts
Wireless MOP - Lift and Install RRU
1 2 3
1. Hoist mounting kits.
2. Mark the position for installing the mounting kit.
3. Install mounting kits . Moving the bolt out of the trough .
Slide the main and auxiliary brackets onto the pole and fit
a bolt into the trough.(Ensure that the arrows on the main
bracket are pointing up.)Sliding the main and auxiliary
brackets onto the pole. Tighten the two M10 nuts .
Securing the main and auxiliary brackets onto the pole
4. Lift RRU5508 to the specified height.
5. Installing RRU5508 onto the main bracket, Securing the
4 5 6 captive screw into the connection hole. Note: repeat step
4 and step 5 for RRU5508 of other 2 sectors
6. Installing the second main bracket.
7. Installing the second RRU(5513) onto the second main
bracket. Note: repeat step 4 and step 5 for RRU5513 of
other 2 sectors
8. Installing the third main bracket.
9. Installing the third RRU(5301) onto the third main bracket.
Note: repeat step 4 and step 5 for RRU5301 of other 2
sectors
7 8 9
Standard:
✓ fixation nuts to be fastened, And all screws to be
tightened well.
✓ RRUs to be fixed behind antennas without blocking it.
Wireless MOP– Connect RRU CPRI cable
CPRI fiber connection standard Color Ring Standard
Sector RRU Power cable and CPRI cable 1. Stamp color code at
1 RRU5508
CPRI fibers as Color
Ring standard.
1 RRU5502
1 RRU5301
Sector RRU Power cable and CPRI cable
2 RRU5508
2 RRU5502
2 RRU5301
3 RRU5508
3 RRU5502
3 RRU5301
Wireless MOP – Connect RRU PWR cable
Color Ring Standard
RRU PWR connection
1 RRU5508
1 RRU5502
1 RRU5301
Wrap Color Ring before 2 RRU5508
hoist cables
2 RRU5502
2 RRU5301
3 RRU5508
3 RRU5502
3 RRU5301
Wireless MOP – Make RRU PWR cable connector and connect to
RRU
1
2 3 1. Open the RRU maintenance compartment to get cable stripping
instructions.
2. Determine the length of the power cable for different operations
based on the labels, as shown in figure.
2.1 Strip the specified length of the sheath off the
power cable, as shown in Figure.
2.2 Strip a specified length of sheath off each core wire.
3. Insert the blue core wire labeled NEG(-) to the "-" port and the
2.1
4 black/brown core wire labeled RTN(+) to the "+" port on the
connector until the head of each core wire touches the bottom of
the terminal block, and the clip is automatically closed.
4. Cut the RRU power cable at the position identified by the cable
diagram and strip the jacket to expose the intact shield layer, as
shown in the following figure.
5. Layout cable and finished installation.
6. Lock RRU cover plate of an RRU cabling cavity.
2.2 5 6
Note :
1. NEG(-) Blue cable , RTN(+) Black cable
2. RRU Door must be Closed firmly .
Wireless MOP – Install RRU PGND cable
1
RRU earth terminal is not RRU earth terminal is tightly. It 1. Install RRU PGND cable at ground.
tightened. made by hydraulic wrench.
2
2. Connect PGND cable to the nearest
grounding bar. PGND cable <1M.
RRU PGND cable size=16mm².
Connect PGND cable to busbar
A B from top to bottom.
Wireless MOP – Round up of redundancy jumpers
1 Antenna end Jumper R > 127mm 2 3
Make the round up of the redundancy
RRU jumpers and fix it by outdoor black
cable ties.
>200mm
1. Fix jumpers at each 300mm from
15~20mm
300mm RRU bottom to cable tie. Keep
Cable tie >100mm
vertical as well.
2. Fix jumper at pole support.
400mm
3. Roll out redundancy jumper at pole.
Distance between jumper roll and
RRU end pole support >100mm/
4
4. RRU jumper layout should be 180°

until end of cable tie.
Wireless MOP – Round up of redundancy RRU fibers
Green field scenario
1
Fiber R ≥ 30mm Make the round up of the redundancy
RRU fibers and fix it by outdoor black
cable ties.
1. Fix it on the bottom of main ladder

(Keep 50 cm up to the ground).
≥50cm
Note:
It’s prohibit to fix cable by multi-
connected cable ties.
2
Fiber bending radius ≥30mm.
Rooftop scenario
3~5mm
√
≥50cm 2. Fix it on the bottom of the tower
(Keep 50 cm up to outdoor cable
tray to the tower).
Wireless MOP – Layout RRU power cable and fibers
Cable routing without
1 2
Using cable clamp to fix
1- Cable routing without cross;
cross.
CPRI cables and RRU
power cables 2-Using cable clamp to fix CPRI cables
and RRU power cables.
3- Install cable ladder cover.

Must use tie wraps
3
Wireless MOP – Routing fiber cables inside the pole
1
Routing fiber cables of
RRU inside the hole of
the pole to prevent from
damaging
Note:
In case there are
many antennas so
first priority only to
2 fiber cables inside
the pole and If
possible to get
power cables out
of pole to protect
fiber cables .
Wireless MOP – The ESD wrist strap
1
The ESD wrist strap must be
inserted into the ESD installation
hole in the cabinet.
2
Wireless MOP – Site ID / Site Name labels attachment on rectifier and TX cabinets
Label attached on rectifier cabinet

1
Label attached on TX cabinet
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51
Wireless Indoor labels
Labeling for power cables on DCDU side Labeling for CPRI cables on BBU side
Wireless Outdoor labels
HW standard labels for Jumpers and RET HW standard labels for Jumpers & CPRI cables Outdoor Label Equipment/Cable
and PGND cables from RRU side CPRI 0 RRU 5508
cable from antenna side
CPRI 1 RRU 5513
CPRI 2 RRU 5301
PGND 0 RRU 5508

PGND 1 RRU 5513
PGND 2 RRU 5301
AISG 0 RRU 5508 S1

AISG 1 RRU 5508 S2
AISG 2 RRU 5508 S3
ANT_A RRU port A

ANT_C RRU port C
ANT_D RRU port D
ANT_B RRU port B
RRU port A ANT_A
RRU port C ANT_C
RRU port D ANT_D
RRU port B ANT_B
PWR RRU0 RRU 5508

PWR RRU1 RRU 5513
PWR RRU2 RRU 5301
Wireless MOP – BBU TX Fiber connection
1
Connecting fiber cable on optical port of
UMPT as highlighted in the pictures
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54
Wireless MOP – Install BBU and DCDU
1 1. Installing the mounting ears for
2
BBU. Push the BBU into the
cabinet along the guide rails, Then
tighten all the screws.
2. Put the DCDU16D into the

installation position. Then tighten
all the screws.
3 4
3. Same procedure for DCDU12B.
4. Final view.
Wireless MOP – Install BBU and DCDU
Standard:
✓ The 16 mm 2 power cable for the DCDU
is installed .
✓ Labels are attached to cables. The label
content and installation position meet
project requirements.
✓ The OT terminals of the power cables and
PGND cables are crimped securely.
✓ DCDU / BBU must be grounded and
connected to cabinet grounding point
✓ Insure that BBU and DCDU Fixation is
done with 4 Screw
Wireless MOP – Install BBU and DCDU PGND cables
1 2 3
1. Preparing cable and tools.
2. Compare the peeling length.1~2mm greater

than OT terminal length.
3. Peeling and connect OT terminal.
4. Use crimping wrench to crimp the cable.
6 5. Make another cable end with same way.

4 5
6. Connect GND cable to nearest PGND point.
Wireless MOP - Make OT connector
Notes:
• Do not damage the conductor
of cable.
• Strip the insulation layer off

the power cable and adjust
the shape of the bare wires to
facilitate the installation of OT
terminals. After stripping the
1 Cut out surface 2 Take off 3 Install OT connector 4 check outside length cables, ensure that the bare
wires are not split, which may
hinder the installation.
• If the bare wires split and OT

terminals cannot be installed,
cut off the bare wires, strip
another length of insulation
layer off the cable, and add
OT terminals to the cable.
5 Press 6 Checking 7 PVC tape 8 Finish

Wireless MOP – Install DCDU cables
1 2 3 4
1. Install DCDU input power cable. 2 pair
of power cables.
Note:
a.16 mm²for DCDU 12B.
b.25 mm²for DCDU 16D.
2. Strip the jacket off the power cable.
5 6
3. Push the sliding cover to expose two
screws, and untighten the two screws.
4. Connect the NEG(-) wire (blue) to the "-
" end and the RTN(+) wire (black) to the
7
"+" end on the connector. Then, use the
torque screwdriver to tighten the M4
screws after the wires closely contact
the ends.
5. Pull each wire slightly to check whether
it is securely connected.
6. Slide back the sliding cover, as shown
in Figure.
7. Connect RRU power cable to DCDU as
design.
Wireless MOP – Install BBU cables
1 2
1. Find BBU power cable.
2. Connect BBU power cable to DCDU12B
ports as DCDU design.
3. Install CPRI fiber according to CPRI
connection design(Show at 5).
4. Connect TX fiber to UMPT ports.
5. CPRI and TX ports connection rule.
5
3
Notes:
Stamp indoor labels for BBU power cable
and TX cable.
Stamp color code for RRU CPRI cables
and RRU power cables before installation.
4
Wireless MOP – Power on BTS
1 Measure equipment resistance. 2 Check DC output voltage.
1.Use a multimeter to measure the resistance
between the input/output terminal and the ground,
and ensure that there is no short circuit.
2.Check whether the DC output voltage of PDF
ranges from –57.6 V to –38.4 V.
3.Turn on the switches from PDF;
4.Turn on the switches for BBU;
5.Check whether the indicators on the BBU work
properly.
3 Turn on SW. 4 Turn on BBU.
5 Check BBU light.

Wireless MOP – WDT commissioning
Connect Android phone to UMPT 2 Click to login. 3 Click Deployment. 4 Download CFG. 5 Regular Detection.
1 USB port by USB cable.
BTS reset:
Wait 10 minutes.
6 Device check. 7 Alarm check.
Note:
BTS script must be
download through internet.
BBU ESN collection by WDT
Scan BBU ESN, Take BBU

photo then upload to
WDTRP server to use it for
license activation .
Wireless MOP – WDT Regular Detection
1 Click Antenna check. 2 Filter CN/SRN/SN. 3 VSWR detection. 4 Check result. Upload result.
5
Filter CN/SRN/SN+Channel
number
All VSWR value must <1.5

Wireless MOP – Cross sector check
CPRI disconnect test. 3 Check color code.
1 RRU power on and off test. 2
Disconnect CPRI cable one by one then check Check color code at BBU part and antenna
Turn off RRU connector one by one, RRU RUN indicator on
CPRI0 indicator at RRU. CPRI0 should be red. part.
tower should be off.
Ensure that CPRI cable connection match RRU Ensure color code match the design.
Ensure that DCDU power cable connection match RRU sector.
sector.
Wireless- RRU ESN & Sector remarkable
Remark the sector on each RRUs and capture it
with ESN as shown in the picture then export
Inventory from OSS to compare ESN of RRU with
exported ESN from inventory to confirm no cross
sector or ports on site
Wireless MOP - Attach labels
Labels of power cables Labels of signal cables
⚫ Labels are attached at the position 20 mm

away from a connector by default.
⚫ The Label content facilitates maintenance and

correctly maps the cables.
20mm
⚫ Labels are neatly attached.
20mm
Indoor power cable Signal cable

MOP – Quality checklist
I. Installation of main Equipment
Item Quality Standard Measure Level
When a distributed base station is support on the pole, its installation should be firm without
WHJA00A Visual check Major
any loose connection.
The power cable connector must be firmly fixed. The cable connector of on-site must be
WHJA01A made according to special specifications. Its connector needs to be fixed firmly with a perfect Visual check Major
appearance.
WHJA02B The antenna must be installed in the right position Visual check Minor
II. Installation of antenna and feeder cable

The Jumper cables should not have obvious bending and twisting and bare copper
WHJB00A Visual check Major
appearance.
The connector of Jumper cable is made in a standard way without any loosen or falsity
connection.
Waterproof and sealed measures for all outdoor jumpers and feeder cables should be
correctly adopted according to specifications.
WHJB03A VSWR <=1.5 WDT TEST Major
The labels of communication cables, jumper should be stuck and tied according to
WHJB03B Visual check Minor
specifications. The labels should be arranged in an orderly way with same direction.
III. Power cable and Grounding rule
Each power cable or ground cable should be a whole section of copper core cable without
WHJC00A Visual check Major
any connector in between. It also should be connected firmly according to specifications.
The grounding cable and power cable of equipment is connected correctly. Their flat
WHJC01A washers, spring washers and nuts are installed in a right order. The nuts are tightened Visual check Major
properly.
IV.others
WHJD00A The Power-on hardware test of equipment is normal. Visual check Minor
WHJD01B Check extenal alarm with OMC(new build site/colo-site) Test Major
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Typical MW link configuration
2+0 4+0
1+1SD(space diversity) LH (Long Haul)8+0

✓ XMC-5D ODU: 2+0 (13GHz) ✓ XMC-3 ODU: 2+0 (23/38GHz)
XMC-3 ODU: Mainstream 1T1R ODU, small

XMC-5D ODU：Industry First 2T2R, 2CA size
ODU 2+0(per site) Frequency band: 23/38GHz 2+0(per site)
IF board: Integrated in IDU or 1* ISM8 IF board: Integrated in IDU or 1* ISM8
Frequency band: 13GHz Bandwidth: 28/56MHz
ODU: 1* XMC-5D ODU: 2* XMC-3
Bandwidth: 28/56MHz Antenna: Dual polarization Antenna: Dual polarization
✓ XMC-3E ODU: 7GHz for long distance
2*(1+1SD) (per site)

IF board: Integrated in IDU or ISM8
2+0(per site) ODU: 4* XMC-3E
IF board: Integrated in IDU or 1* ISM8 Antenna: Dual polarization
ODU: 2* XMC-3E
Antenna: Dual polarization
XMC-3E ODU：High power ODU

Frequency band: 7GHz
Bandwidth: 28/56MHz
Modulation：4096QAM
LH Link: 8+0/SD for 7G
Configuration
RF Part
• Modular antenna
• 8*RFU-(NonSD/SD) with 2*Branch
per site
• Separate Mount with elliptical
waveguide
• SD antenna connected by elliptic
waveguide
• IF cable per RF and install
accessory
IDU part
• 8 ISM8 per link
• RTN 980L both site
• GE and 10GE SFP
8+0 8+0 SD
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
IP: Product Introduction
ATN 950D PTN6900-2-M14

ACC
442*220*89(2U) AGG
442*220*222(5U)
Microwave: Product Introduction-IDU
RTN 905 2E RTN 910A(CSHRF) RTN 950(CSHUF)

• 2*2.5GE+4*GE+2*STM-1+16E1 • 2*GE，4*10GE/2.5GE/ GE，16*E1 • 2*10GE
• Box type 1U height • 2U rack, 2 ext. slots • 2U rack, 6 ext. slots
• Max 2*IF, Support XPIC, 1+1,2+0, HSB/SD/FD • Max 6*IF, Support XPIC, MIMO, CA, N+1,HSB/SD/FD • Max 10*IF , Support XPIC,N +1, HSB/SD/FD , CA, MIMO
RTN 980(CSHNU) RTN 980L(CSHLU) for Long haul

• 2*10GE+6*GE service port +4*STM • 2*10GE+6*GE service port+4*STM 6-port Ethernet board EM6
Dual IF board ISM8 • Provides two unpluggable FE electrical ports.
• 5U rack, 14 ext. slots • 5U rack, 14 ext. slots
• Provides four unpluggable GE electrical ports
• Max 20*IF for backhaul ODU, Support XPIC, • Max 16*IF for LH, Support XPIC, N+1,HSB/SD/FD , • 1x10GE(o) for cross board CA(ISM8) or four SFP optical ports.
N+1,HSB/SD/FD , CA, MIMO CA, MIMO • Supports synchronous Ethernet
• Dual Controller 1+1 protection • Dual Controller 1+1 protection
Microwave: Product Introduction – Antenna
Diameter Dual Polarization Compact Antenna Polarization Separate Antenna Dual-Polarized for 5D interface
0.6m
0.9m
1.2m
1.8m
Microwave: Product Introduction-ODU
XMC-3 ODU XMC-3E ODU XMC-5D ODU
No. Interface Name

1 Single-channel ODU: Antenna interface
XMC-5D ODU:
1.a: Antenna interface RF1
1.b: Antenna interface RF2
2 Grounding screw
3 Single-channel ODU: IF interface
XMC-5D ODU:
3.a: IF interface IF1
3.b: IF interface IF2
4 RSSI interface
Microwave: Product Introduction-ODU
Label Information Content of the Label Parameter Meaning
ODU name ① : Frequency Working frequency of the
band ODU ( GHz)
② : ODU type 3: very high capacity ODU
3E: Enhanced high capacity
ODU
5D: Dual-channel ODU in
high power
ODU code - Used to identify the type of
(ITEM) the ODU
ODU T/R spacing - Spacing between RX and TX
(T/R SPACING) frequencies ( MHz)
ODU subband - Frequency subbands

(SUB BAND) numbered with letters
TX status ① : TX high/low Hi: TX high station
information about station Lo: TX low station
the ODU
(TX) ② : Range of Range of the ODU TX
the TX frequency ( MHz)
frequency
Microwave: Product Introduction – OMT & Coupler
Hybrid coupler (Single-channel ODU) OMT (Single-channel ODU) Flat OMT (XMC-5D ODU)
Antenna
interface
Number Item
1 Guide pin
2 Antenna interface
3 Main tributary interface V-polarized H-polarized
4 Extension tributary interface ODU interface ODU interface
5 Guide trough
Microwave: Product Introduction-LH
RFU
Port Name Description Description
TX RF transmit port Connects an RF port on a
Main RX RF receive port (main) BU.
SD RX RF receive port (SD)

NOTE:An RFU-NonSD
doesn’t have an SD
flange port, which does
not support SD signal
reception and
combination.
IF IF port Connects an IF cable.
RSSI RSSI port RSSI level indication
interface. The level of the
received signal can be
calculated based on the
voltage of the interface
that is measured through
a multimeter.
PGND Ground screw Connects the PGND

cable.
RFU Label Port Name Description
TX RF transmit port
Main RX RF receive port (main)
SD RX RF receive port (SD)
NOTE:An RFU-NonSD doesn’t have an SD flange
port, which does not support SD signal reception
and combination.
IF IF port
RSSI RSSI port
PGND Ground screw
Parameter Example of the Label Parameter Description

Content
RFU name (1) RFU type Type of the RFU
(2) frequency band Operating frequency band
of the RFU (GHz)
(3) Diversity type •SD: SD supported
•NonSD: SD not
supported
(4) Component name Indicates an RFU
Operating - •TX: transmit frequency
frequency range
•RX: receive frequency
range
Branching Unit
Port Name Port Label Function
RFU port 1 Port1 A BU provides four RFU ports to
RFU port 2 Port2 connect RFUs.
RFU port 3 Port3
RFU port 4 Port4
Main antenna Main Antenna •On a main BU, it is connected to
port the main antenna.
•On a secondary BU, it is connected
to the main cascade port on the
main BU.
SD antenna port SD Antenna •On a main BU, it is connected to
(available only on the SD antenna.
BU-SD models) •On a secondary BU unit, it is
connected to the SD cascade port
on the main BU.
Main cascade Main Cascade The main cascade port is connected
port to the main antenna port on the
secondary BU.
SD cascade port SD Cascade The SD cascade port is connected
(available only on to the SD antenna port on the
BU-SD models) secondary BU.
Branching Unit Label
Label Content Parameter Description
Example
(1) Component name A compact outdoor BU
Nameplate Label (2) Frequency band Operating frequency band of a BU.
The value can beL6 GHz, U6
GHz, W6 GHz, 7+8 GHz, or 11
GHz.
(3) Diversity type NonSD: SD not supported
SD: SD supported
Label Content Example Parameter Description
(1) Diversity type NonSD: SD not supported
SD: SD supported
(2) Frequency band Operating frequency band of a filter module. The
value can beL6 GHz, U6 GHz, W6 GHz, 7+8 GHz,
Filter Module Label or 11 GHz.
(3) Channel Channel spacing
spacing
(4) Transmit filter •Central transmit frequency (MHz) of the filter
description module in the BU.
(5) Receive filter •Central receive frequency (MHz) of the filter.
description
(6) TX high/low site High: TX high site
Low: TX low site
Microwave: Product Introduction-Cables
NO. Description Cable Type Color Cable length Picture NO. Description Cable Type Color Cable length Picture
IF cable,
5D, Grounding Yellow &
1 connect IDU Black 500m/roll 6 6 mm² 0.7m
Φ7.6mm Cable for IDU green
and ODU
Grounding
DC power
Cable for IF
2 cable for 2.5 mm² Black & blue 10m 7 10mm² Black 0.8m
cable (with
RTN905
Bracket)
DC power
Grounding
3 cable for 4 mm² Black & blue 10m 8 10mm² Black 1.5m
Cable for ODU
RTN910A
DC power Fiber, Φ2mm, 2

4 cable for 4 mm² Black & blue 10m 9 connect IDU Cores, LC- Yellow 10m
RTN950 and ATN/BBU LC
Ethernet
DC power Cable,
5 cable for 6 mm² Black & blue 10m 10 connect IDU Ethernet Cable Gray 10m
RTN980 and power
management
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Microwave MOP - Assemble antenna—0.6m/0.9m with XMC-3/3E
ODUAssembling the Mounting Bracket
1 Assembling the Mounting Bracket and Reflector
2
8+0 SD
ODUPrepare the OMT
3 Assembling Dual Polarization Compact OMT and Antenna
4
ODUInstalling the ODU on the OMT
5 Install the separate OMT for separate mount scenario
Mount the hook screw Remove the dust-proof caps
NOTES:
1. When installing the OMT, tighten the bolts diagonally. Do not tighten all the bolts at
a time. After all the flat washers of the four bolts are in good contact with the OMT,
tighten the bolts in sequence to prevent the OMT from tilting.
2. Before installing the antenna, make sure that the antenna Left-side installation or
Right-side installation to ensure that the Hook slot facing upwards. The polarization
direction of OMT is left V and right H. (observed from the rear of the antenna).
Microwave MOP - Assemble antenna—1.2m with XMC-3/3E ODU
1 Unpacking the antenna
2 Shield set installation
3 Radome installation 4 The shield set and radome assembly to the reflector
5 Installing feed assembly 6 Installing connecting flange
7 Assembling Dual Polarization Compact OMT and Antenna

Same with the 0.6m antenna
8 Installing Mounting Bracket
1 Unpacking antenna
2 Installing the edging ring on the shield set
3 Installing the radome assembly

4 Securing the Stretching Wire 5 Assembling the Reflector Assembly and the Shield Set
4 Installing feed assembly 5 Installing connecting flange
6 Assembling dual polarization compact OMT

Same with the 0.6m antenna
7 Installing Mounting Bracket
Microwave MOP - Assemble antenna—XMC-5D Interface
1 Pre-installation preparation 2 Install Flat OMT to Antenna
Microwave MOP - Install the Pole
1 Mount the pole at right position on the 2 Confirm the pole is vertical to the ground
tower as the azimuth, high of the design
document.
Notice: Control the pole to avoid touching the tower.

Microwave MOP - Install Microwave Antenna
1 Installing Non-slip bracket for 0.9m/1.2m/1.8m antenna
0.9m antenna 1.2m antenna 1.8m antenna
2 Lift and Install MW antenna and directly mounted ODU

◆ Bind the lifting rope and pulling rope to the lifting
ring and stand of the antenna
◆ One (2 for 1.2m and 3 for 1.8m)installation
operators on the ground lift the antenna to the
tower, one operator control the antenna not touch
the tower
◆ Two operators on tower receive the antenna
Notice: Control the antenna to avoid touching the
tower.
3
Installing the antenna on the pole
0.6m antenna
0.9m antenna
Standard:
✓ The model of the antenna must
comply with the design
✓ The antenna is marked with the
peer site name or ID
✓ Check the drain holes on the top
and bottom of the antenna
✓ MW antenna should be mounted
and well fixed to suitable bracket
which will be compatible with
1.2m antenna 1.8m antenna antenna size.
✓ MW link must be installed away
of tower ladder leg also away
from tower body.
✓ MW link shouldn’t block any
other link or GSM antenna.
✓ MW Antenna should be installed
out side the tower.
Microwave MOP - Install Separate Mounted ODU (for 4+0 links)
1 Installing the ODU Separate Mounting Bracket on the Pole
2 Installing the hybrid coupler on the ODU Separate 4 Waterproofing the Flexible Waveguide
Mounting Bracket
Waterproofing Method:
1). Wrap one layer of PVC tape around
the Wrapping area.
2). Wrap three layers of waterproof
insulation tape outside the PVC tape.
3). Wrap three layers of PVC tape outside
the waterproof insulation tape.
3 Installing the Flexible Waveguide 5 Fixing the Flexible Waveguide Fixture on the Pole
NOTES:
The flexible waveguide can be bent only within its maximum twist angle and at the larger area side. The E-bend radius and
H-bend radius cannot be smaller than the minimum bending radius.
Microwave MOP - Install RFU (for LH links)
1 Installing RFUs on BU Under the Tower
1.1 Ensure that the frequency band of the RFU to be installed is consistent
with the frequency information of the filter on the
BU. And remove the yellow film before installation
1.2 Align the guide pin on the RFU with the guide trough on the BU. Install
the RFU onto the BU.
1.3 Partially tighten the four M6 screws of the RFU and then fully tighten
them in a diagonal sequence
2 Installing Branching Units
2.2 Tighten the screws on the U-bolt
2.1 Lead the lifting sling using a wrench. Untie the lifting
through the lifting eyes of the slings.
branching unit, tie the
branching unit securely, and tie
the handle securely using
traction slings. Lift the
branching unit to the pole
2.3 Installing Two Branching 2.4 Installing Ground Cables

Units, Install the upper
branching unit first.The elevation
angle between two branching
units must be between 135
degrees to 180 degrees.
3 Installing Flexible Waveguides for LH
See the Flexible Waveguide installation for the 4+0 links
4 Assembling Elliptical Waveguides

4.1 Cutting the elliptical waveguide 4.2 Assembling connectors for elliptical waveguide
3 Hoisting an Elliptical Waveguide Laying Out and Installing an Elliptical Waveguide
4
3 Fix the Elliptical Waveguide 4 Waterproofing Elliptical Waveguide Connectors
Microwave MOP - Install IF cables
1 Cut IF cables to correct lengths 2.2 Gliding the lock nut and clamp 2.3 Folding back the braided shield to
considering the installation heights 1over the cable cover clamp 1, and binding the braided
planned for the antenna, drip loops, shield by using clamp 2
cable lengths required at both ends,
and required lengths of slack.
2.4 Stripping off the dielectric 2.5 Installing the body of the connector
insulating layer N Connectors to ODU/RFU TNC Connectors to IF board
2 Terminate the IF cables with connectors

2.1 Stripping off the cable sheath
3 Testing the Connectivity of the IF Cable
3.1 At one end of the IF cable, use a short-circuiting line to short circuit the
internal and external conductors, and then use a multimeter to test the resistance.
The resistance should be 0 ohms.
3.2 Remove the short-circuiting line, and use a multimeter to test the resistance
between the internal conductor and the external conductor The resistance is
infinite
4 Mark the IF cable with waterproof label(yellow) 5 Protect the IF terminal to avoid the damage during hanging
Use MAIN1 to connect the frequency 1 Vertical ODU IF cable

Use STANDBY1 to connect the frequency 1 horizontal ODU IF cable
Use MAIN2 to connect the frequency 2 Vertical ODU IF cable
Use STANDBY2 to connect the frequency 2 horizontal ODU IF cable
………
IF Cable label and tie

Outdoor—Use Indoor—Use
black cable tie ; white cable tie ;
cutting reserve cutting no
3mm reserve
6 Mark the IF cable by color tape to identity the connection
2+0 or XMC5D 4+0 2*(1+1SD) LH 8+0/8+0SD

Flexible
waveguide
Flexible
waveguide
IF cable
IF
cabl
e
Frequency 1 vertical: Frequency 1 horizontal:

Frequency 2 or SD vertical: Frequency 2 or SD horizontal :
Frequency 3 vertical: Frequency 3 horizontal :
Frequency 4 vertical: Frequency 4 horizontal :
7 Lift and install IF cables 9 Waterproof the IF connector on ODU
one layer of PVC tape three layers of waterproof insulation tape
A
Connect the connector of IF cable to the IF interface on

8 three layers of PVC tape over the
the ODU outdoor bundling strap to bind the
waterproof insulation tape PVC tape tight at both ends
Cut off the extra cable strap after
the PVC tape is tightened.
7 Routing and fixing the IF Cable 8 Grounding IF Cables
<=1.5M
After the waterproof curve under the ODU, reserve a slack of IF

cables (recommended length: 2 m to 3 m) at the ODU for future Select ground points
maintenance a. The place about 0.5 to 1 meter (1.64 ft to 3.28 ft ) away from
the cable entry of the equipment room or outdoor cabinet
NOTE: b. The place on the roof edge about 1 meter (3.28 ft ) away from
The minimum bending the turning point of the wiring ladder
radius of IF cables is larger c. The middle point of the cable (when the cable is longer than
than 30 cm (11.8 in.). 60 meters (197 ft ))
9 Install the ground clip on IF cables 10 Install the ground clip
Select the installation position of the ground clip and strip off the cable
sheath
Fix and waterproof the ground clip. It is"Waterproofing Outdoor

Connectors".
Microwave MOP - Install IDU
2 Installing the Chassis in the Cabinet 3 Installing PGND Cables
1 Fixing the Floating Nuts
How to make OT terminal for grounding cable

NOTE:
4 Installing boards
Before installing and removing/inserting a board, wear an ESD
wrist strap or ESD gloves. Before you insert a board, ensure that
the slot is correct. If it is difficult to insert the board, stop the
operation
1. Loosen the screws on the filler panel and remove the

filler panel.
2. Hold the ejector levers on the panel with hands and
Installing boards
raise them to form an angle of approximately 45
degrees between the ejector levers and the panel.
Push the board gently along the guide rail until the
board is secure .
3. Lower the two ejector levers of the board.
4. Tighten the screws on the panel.
5 Connecting IF cable to the IF board as design
6 Install IDU cables and fibers
GE5 SFP to BBU
RTN905 2E Port Type Function
GE4 GE Cable To Power SMU02C FE port
GE5 GE Fiber To BBU TX
GE6 GE Fiber To ATN/PTN or other IDU
GE4 to Power OMC

34060473 Optical transceiver,eSFP,1310nm,1.25Gb/s,-9~-3dBm,-20dBm,LC,Single Mode,10km 2
1+1DC to BLVD 32A
GE6 SFP to ATN
RTN910A Port Type Function

GE3 SFP to BBU
GE2 GE Cable To Power SMU02C FE port
GE3 GE Fiber To BBU TX
GE5 10GE Fiber To ATN/PTN or other IDU
GE2 to Power OMC

1+1DC to BLVD
32A GE5 SFP to ATN
34060599-002 Optical transceiver,SFP+,1310nm,10.3125Gb/s,-8.2~0.5dBm,-14.4dBm,LC,SM,10km 2

Slot 6 GE1
RTN950 Port Type Function

SFP to BBU
Slot 6 FE4 FE Cable To Power SMU02C FE port
Slot 6 GE1 GE Fiber To BBU TX
Slot 7 10GE 10GE Fiber To ATN/PTN or the IDU

1+1DC to BLVD 32A
Slot 6 FE5 to
Power OMC
Slot 7 10GE SFP to ATN
1+1DC to BLVD 32A 34060290 Low Speed Transceiver,eSFP,1310nm,1.25Gb/s,-9dBm,-3dBm,-19dBm,LC(-40~85),10km 4
Slot 20 GE1 SFP to BBU
Port Type Function

Slot 15 GE3 to
Power OMC Slot 15 GE3 GE Cable To Power SMU02C FE port
Slot 15 10GE SFP to ATN Slot 20 GE1 GE Fiber To BBU TX

Slot 15 10GE 10GE Fiber To ATN/PTN or the IDU
IP MOP-Signal Cable Connection---BBU+ATN950D+RTN
BBU5900
FANf
UBBPg1
UPEUe
GPS Single mode fiber

1GE TX port UMPTe2
LC-LC fiber
ATN950D
RTN 10G
IP MOP-Signal Cable Connection---BBU+ PTN6900 M14+RTN
BBU5900
FANf
UBBPg1
UPEUe
GPS Single mode fiber

1GE TX port UMPTe2
LC-LC fiber
PTN6900 M14
Slot 15 GE1
SFP
RTN 10G
7 Installing Power Cables
Check the voltage and polarity of the external power supply.
Turn on the switch of the power equipment of IDU

Microwave MOP - Configure IDU with WDT
Downloading WDT tool.

Scan APP Download QR Code with Android smartphone to complete installation.
Note: Please allow the WDT program permission request during installation, or it may affect the normal use of the tool.
Use a smartphone browser or a scan tool. Do not use WeChat or other chatting tools.
The first QR code is used for download the APP, after install WTD, scan the second QR code to register the permission
If you already installed the WDT ,please uninstalling the old version and reinstall the current version.
This page shows how to download link pre-configuration and project files on WDT App before going to the site deployment.
Click to start link

Site tab， input the Site ID
commissioning
to search the file
Click + to add site
Download the
file
1 Connect Mobile Phone and IDU USB port
Click“Basic When you see the below Open“USB tethering” When connect NE by USB Login Ne
commissioning” page, then click Yes port, you see the login page
Notes：
❑ Using USB port，user have to connect phone with primary Main Control Board.
1 One-Click Configuration for IDU
Select a site and NE Tap the Deployment icon The tool performs automatic one-click configuration.
When the minimal

mode is unavailable,
modify the board slot
and board type.
2
4
1 3
The configuration 5
files are matched
automatically.
Icon
enlarged Board
Note:
if none or only one of the board and icon is
green, you need to refresh the board using One-click configuration
either of the following methods: result
1. Tap Refresh in the upper right corner to
Note: refresh the board status.
NE login is required in this 2. Refresh the board status by tapping Board
Note:
section. Status.
On local site list page, choose
site to deploy.
Microwave MOP - Configure IDU with WDT (for XMC-5D ODU)
To multiplex port 2 of the ISM8 board to

port 1, You can:
1. select X-ISM8-2 in port
2. set the Role of port 2 to Source Port
3. Set Confulx Mode to Share ODU
4. Set Conflux Position to Local NE
5. Set Conflux Port to X-ISM8-1
(no settings are required for port 1).
Tap the Basic Configuration icon.

Tap IF Conflux Port Configure port multiplexing based
The Basic Configuration screen
Management. on site requirements.
is displayed.
2 14 15
Microwave MOP -MW Antenna Alignment
Install the alignment tool close to the local antenna, 2 Adjust the local antenna. The angle and receive level are displayed in real time
1 start the compass, and adjust the antenna to the on the left of the compass screen, and the maximum and minimum level and
planned angle based on the reference angle corresponding angles during the antenna adjustment are displayed on the right.
displayed on the compass. Install the alignment tool When the local antenna is adjusted to the maximum angle, adjust the remote
to the remote antenna, connect the tool to the RSSI antenna. When the receive level of the local and remote antennas are the same
cable, and press the peak button. as the planned level, antenna adjustment is complete.
3 Tighten the antenna. If angle deviation occurs, restore the antenna angle
according to the angle displayed on the compass. Remove the compass
after the antenna is tightened.
The value of the actual receive power of the ODU is the same as the value
specified in the network planning document.
(The Tolerance value is ±3dBm)
Adjusting the Azimuth of an 0.6m Antenna
Loosen the bolt (③) and nuts (④), and then slowly adjust the nuts
(①and ②) on the horizontal adjustment rod back and forth. The
adjustment angle of the antenna is from –15°to +15°.
After the adjustment is completed, tighten the nuts (④, ①, ②),
and bolt (③).
Note: If the adjustment range is exceeded, loosen the clamp to

coarsely change the azimuth.
Adjusting the Elevation of an 0.6m Antenna

Unscrew the bolts (①, ②, and ③) in one round, and then slowly
screw the bolt (④) clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust the
antenna in the elevation direction back and forth. The elevation
adjustment angle of the antenna is from -15°to +15°. After the
adjustment is completed, tighten the bolts (①, ②, and ③).
Loosen the bolts ③、④, and then slowly adjust the nuts ①and ②
on the horizontal adjustment rod back and forth. The adjustment
angle of the antenna is from –15°to +15°. After the adjustment is
completed, tighten the nuts ①、②and the bolt ③、④(Torque
39Nm(28.9lb-ft)±5% ).
Note: If the adjustment range is exceeded, loosen the clamp to

coarsely change the azimuth.

Loosen the bolts①, ②, and ③, and then slowly adjust the bolt ④
clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust the antenna in the
elevation direction back and forth. The elevation adjustment
angle of the antenna is from -15°to +15°. After the adjustment is
completed, tighten the bolts ①, ②, and ③(Torque 39Nm(28.9lb-
ft)±5%).
Adjusting the Azimuth of an 1.2m Antenna Adjusting the Elevation of an 1.2m Antenna
1.Rough adjustment: Partially loosen the nuts of the U-bolts(4pcs,
M16) on the mounting bracket assembly, as well as the nuts of the
U-bolt(1pcs, M12) on the strut rod and the three nuts of the M14
bolts. Then, slowly rotate the antenna to make it approximately face
the target direction.
2.Fine adjustment: Rotate the M16 adjustment nuts to adjust the
azimuth.

Partially loosen the bolts(6pcs, M16) on the mounting bracket
assembly. Then, slowly rotate the M24 adjustment nuts to adjust
the elevation.
NOTE: Fasten all bolts and screw nuts after adjustment is

complete.
4 Installing strut rod for 0.9m/1.2m/1.8m antenna 5 Remove the drain hole on the bottom
of the antenna.
4 Adjust XPD(Cross Polarization Discrimination) value
4.1 Use the horizontal ruler to adjust the antenna Feeder/OMT. 4.2 Test the XPD value by XPD meter, if the XPD
After the feeder/OMT at both ends is adjusted to the horizontal value is less than 24dB in any polarization, then
position, the initial value of the XPD value is generally close to the adjust the OMT as below pictures, until all the XPD
standard value, only need to fine-tuning value in both polarizations and both sites are no less
than 24dB
Direct Mount or 5D interface

1.Loosen the 6 screws (green
mark)
2. Adjust the XPD adjustment (red
mark)
Split Mount
1.Loosen the 2 screws (green
mark)
2.Rotate the OMT by hand
Direct Mount Dual antenna adjust Split Mount Dual antenna small and
the OMT medium size-adjust the OMT
5 SD Antenna Alignment
5.1 Mute Protection ODUs, finish alignment and XPD of working link, same as Non-SD link alignment
5.2 Adjust protection ODU + Antenna of site A, until it’s RSL and XPD reach max level
5.3 Adjust protection ODU + Antenna of site B, until the RSL and XPD reach the max level
5.4 Unmute all the ODUs
3 Monitor antenna alignment by WDT
Select
port
Receive
power error
threshold
1 2 4
3
3 Monitor antenna alignment by WDT
This section describes how to find out

the maximum XPD value. The red and
green lines indicate the receive power
in the horizontal and vertical directions
respectively. The absolute difference of
Indicates The receive power on the horizontal
Receive power and vertical directions and the
error threshold absolute difference are displayed.
The absolute difference indicates the two receive power values is
the XPD commissioning status.
provided.
Note: When the antenna is aligned and
a direction of the antenna is mute, the
absolute difference between the
receive power in horizontal and vertical
Tap Start Align
Red : indicates the actual directions is the XPD value.
to start the
receive power.
alignment
Blue line: indicates the
expected receive power.
5 6 7
4 ODU Frequency Scan
Choose Detect.
In Designated band mode, set Set Threshold as required.

1 2 Scanning range (MHz) as
required.
3 4
Set Frequency Adjustment Tap Mute or Unmute to mute or Set Auto Disabling Time. The In Full band mode, tap Start
(MHz) as required. unmute the peer site as required. unit is minute. Frequency Scanning to start
the test.
5 6 7 8
Tap Display Results as Image Tap Display Results as List to Modify Tx Frequency as Save the results.
to view the results in an image. view the results in a list. required. The scanning range
cannot be modified.
9 10 11 12
Microwave MOP – Cable And Fiber Labeling
BBBBBB V1 AAAAAA V1
BBBBBB H1 AAAAAA H1
BBBBBB V2 AAAAAA V2
BBBBBB H2 AAAAAA H2
CCCCCC V1 AAAAAA V1
CCCCCC H1 AAAAAA H1
CCCCCC V1 SD AAAAAA V1 SD
CCCCCC H1 SD AAAAAA H1 SD
BBU RTN-01
RTN-01 BBU
DCDB RTN-01
RTN-01 DCDB
DCDB RTN-01
RTN-01 DCDB
ATN RTN
RTN-01 ATN
Power SMU RTN-01
RTN-01 Power SMU
AAAAAA: local site ID

BBBBBB/CCCCCC: peer site ID
Microwave MOP – Cable And Fiber Labeling
⚫ Labels are attached at the position 20 mm

away from a connector by default.
⚫ The Label content facilitates maintenance and

correctly maps the cables.
20mm
⚫ Labels are neatly attached.

Microwave MOP - Microwave Quality Checklist
Item Guide
1 Check the antenna model and appearance
Antenna Type
2 Check the drain holes on the top and bottom of the antenna
1 Check whether the antenna and pole are securely installed.
Antenna and Pole Installation
2 For an antenna with a height of 1.2 m or above, install a stiffener correctly
ODU Installation Quality Check whether the ODU or/and separate mounting bracket is securely installed
1 The IF port must face downward and be waterproofed
2 RSSI ports must be capped
ODU Port and Grounding
3 Check the label of the IF cable on the ODU side.
4 The ODU must be grounded to the tower body or ground bar by grounding clips
Flexible Waveguide Installation The flexible waveguide flange is securely connected to the devices at both ends with waterproof
1 Check whether the Branch Unit and pole are securely installed
Branch Unit Installation Check 2 The Branch Unit must be grounded to the tower body or ground bar by grounding clips
3 All the ports are installed with RFU or load
1 Check whether the RFU is securely installed and not damaged
RFU Installation Check
2 RFUs are installed on the corresponding BU ports in the planned sequence.
1 The IF connector must face downward and be waterproofed
2 RSSI ports must be capped
RFU Port and Grounding Check
3 Check the label of the IF cable on the RFU side.
4 The RFU must be grounded to the tower body or ground bar by grounding clips
1 Waterproof measures must be taken for the connection between the elliptical waveguide and flexible waveguide and BU.
Elliptical waveguide Installation
2 Do grounding and waterproof near BRANCH & SD antenna
Redundancy of IF cable check After the waterproof curve under the ODU, reserve a slack of IF cables (recommended length: 2 m to 3 m) at the ODU for future maintenance.
Check whether the IF cable is grounded as required: Two ground points are required for the IF cable : 1m before the IF cable leave out of the tower, and 1m before the IF
IF Cable Grounding Points Check
cable enter the feeder window or cabinet. If the antenna height is higher than 60 m, add a ground point in the middle of the IF cable
1 Use outdoor cable ties or feeder clips to secure the cable every 1 m to 2 m
Routing and securing IF Cable
2 The IF cables must be routed in order and order. The curvature radius at the turning point must be greater than 30 cm
1 Check whether the IDU installation is complied with the design and securely fastened
2 Check whether the board installation position is complied with the design.
3 Check whether filler panels are installed in vacant slots.
4 Check whether the cable is connected to the correct port
IDU Installation Check
5 Check the routing of the service cable and IF cable
6 Check the power connector and power cable in the IDU
7 The ground cable is securely connected to the ground terminal
8 Check cable labels
1 the IDU power cable is connected to the correct circuit breaker.
IDU Input Power Check
2 Check the labels of the power cable.
Site Cleaning Clean the equipment room and antenna construction area, and pack the construction waste and take it away from the site
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Energy Installation procedures for Grid + DG scenario
Energy Installation procedures for Grid only scenario
Energy Installation procedures for solar scenario
Huawei Site Power Planning Principles for new build sites
Load Battery
Rectifie Battery Equipment Solar Apply to POC
# Scenario consumpt backup Power cabinet Battery(Ah) DG(KVA)
r cabinet cabinet Panels sites
ion(W) time(h)
MTS9510A-
6000 4 6*3kw 1*ESC330 600 30 POC1 or POC2
1-Urban(Grid+DG) AGG AX2002
2-Urban(Grid+DG) HUB 5000 4 ICC360 6*3kw NA 500 MTS9300A 30 POC3
3-Urban(Grid) Normal 3700 6 ICC360 6*3kw NA 500 NA POC4
MTS9510A-
6 6*3kw 1*ESC330 500 30 POC1 or POC2
4-SubUrban(Grid+DG) AGG 4500 AX2002
6 ICC360 6*3kw NA 500 MTS9300A 30 POC3
5-SubUrban(Grid+DG) HUB 3500
Own ICC360 6*3kw NA 500 NA POC4
6-SubUrban(Grid) Normal 2700 8
build
7-Rural(DG) HUB1 1700 8 ICC360 6*3kw NA 300 22.5 POC4
8-Rural(DG) HUB2 2500 8 ICC360 6*3kw NA 500 MTS9300A 22.5 POC3
27*445
72 ICC360 NA 2*ESC330 2400 NA POC4
9-Rural(Solar) Normal 1600 w
18*445
72 ICC360 NA 2*ESC330 1800 NA POC4
13-Deep Rural(Solar) Normal 1200 w
MTS9510A-
8 3*3kw 200 22.5 NA
14-New OLA Site (Grid+DG) 300 AX2002
⚫ AGG and HUB site :

(1) Grid+D.G. solution in urban and suburban for network KPI guarantee
(2) D.G. hybrid solution in rural for network KPI guarantee because of no grid.
⚫ Normal wireless site :
(1) Grid only solution in urban and suburban to reduce OPEX
(2) Pure solar solution in rural because of no grid and D.G. difficult to delivery, and also reduce OPEX.
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Site Power Configuration For 1-Urban(Grid+DG) AGG & 4-SubUrban(Grid+DG) AGG scenario(one MTS9510A cabinet)
Item Product Model QTY

Remark:
DCDU-600
ESM-48100B1 AC Cable MTS9510A
6*4KW Rectifier Power cabinet 1
Access Lithium battery DC Cable (Max. 36kw)
Grid ACDB
Battery cabinet ESC330-D6) 1
PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
ESM-48100B1
Share Li battery 6 or 5
(100Ah)
ACDB
ACDB ACDB 1
Outdoor Site Parameter Specification

ATS
Load Consumption 6000w or 5000W
Power Capacity 24kw(Max. support 36kw)

DG(24KW)
User Space 30U+40U(optional)
Max. 36kw Power Lithium battery cabinet 4500w
Cabinet MTS9510A ESC330-D6 Cooling Capacity
A/C+4500wA/C(Optional)
Lithium Battery Capacity 6*100Ah
Note : In some special AGG scenario , an optional MTS9510A Equipment cabinet is needed
for more user space Battery Backup Time 4h
Site Power Configuration For 1-Urban(Grid+DG) AGG & 4-SubUrban(Grid+DG) AGG scenario (two MTS9510A cabinet)
MTS9510A
Remark: Power cabinet 1
(Max. 36kw)
DCDU-600
6*4KW Rectifier
ESM-48100B1 AC Cable
Lithium battery DC Cable Battery cabinet ESC330-D6) 1
Access
Grid ACDB Equipment cabinet MTS9510A 1
PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
ESM-48100B1
Share Li battery 6 or 5
(100Ah)
ACDB
ACDB ACDB 1

ATS
DG(24KW) User Space 30U+40U(optional)
Max. 36kw Power Lithium battery cabinet MTS9510A Equipment Cooling Capacity 4500w A/C+4500wA/C(Optional)
Cabinet MTS9510A ESC330-D6 cabinet
Battery Backup Time 4h
Note : In some special AGG scenario , an optional MTS9510A Equipment cabinet is needed
for more user space
Site Power Configuration For 1-Urban(Grid+DG) AGG & 4-SubUrban(Grid+DG) AGG scenario (three MTS9510A cabinet)

Remark:
MTS9510A
AC Cable Power cabinet 1
(Max. 36kw)
DCDU-600 DC Cable
ESM-48100B1
6*4KW Rectifier Battery
Access Lithium battery ESC330-D6) 1
cabinet
Grid ACDB Equipment
MTS9510A 2
cabinet
PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
Share ESM-48100B1
Li battery 6 or 5
ACDB (100Ah)
ACDB ACDB 1
Outdoor
Site Parameter Specification
ATS
24kw(Max. support
Power Capacity
36kw)
DG(24KW)
User Space 30U+40U(optional)
Max. 36kw Power Lithium battery cabinet MTS9510A Equipment MTS9510A Equipment 4500w
Cabinet MTS9510A ESC330-D6 cabinet1 cabinet2 Cooling Capacity A/C+4500wA/C(Option
al)
Lithium Battery
6*100Ah
Note : In some special AGG scenario , an optional MTS9510A Equipment cabinet is needed Capacity
for more user space Battery Backup Time 4h
Site Power Configuration For 2-Urban(Grid+DG) HUB & 5-SubUrban(Grid+DG) HUB scenario
DCDU-600
ICC360
(Max. 36kw)
Access
Grid ACDB Equipment
Remark: MTS9300 1
cabinet
AC Cable PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
DC Cable
ESM-48100B1
Share Li battery 5
(100Ah)
ACDB
ACDB ACDB 1

ATS
Load Consumption 5000w
ESM-48100B1 Power Capacity 24kw(Max. support 36kw)

Lithium battery Load
DG(24KW) User Space 8+15U
Max. 36kw Power Equipment cabinet Cooling Capacity 2500w Heat Exchange
Cabinet ICC360 MTS9300

Site Power Configuration For 3-Urban(Grid) Normal Scenario & 6-SubUrban(Grid) Normal scenario
DCDU-600
6*4KW Rectifier ICC360
Power cabinet 1
(Max. 36kw)
Access
Grid ACDB PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
Remark:
AC Cable ESM-48100B1
Li battery 5
DC Cable (100Ah)
Share
ACDB ACDB ACDB 1

ESM-48100B1
Lithium battery User Space 8U
Max. 36kw Power Cooling Capacity 2500w Heat Exchange

Cabinet ICC360

Site Power Configuration For 7-Rural(DG) HUB1 Scenario
DCDU-600 ICC360
(Max. 36kw)
Grid(Optional) Access
ACDB D.G. EPM180-M2B 1
Remark:
PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
AC Cable
DC Cable ESM-48100B1
Li battery 5
Share (100Ah)
ACDB ACDB ACDB 1

Outdoor
ATS Load Consumption 1700w

ESM-48100B1
D.G. Capacity 18kw
Lithium battery
DG(18KW)
User Space 8U
Cooling Capacity 2500w Heat Exchange
Max. 36kw Power
Cabinet ICC360

Site Power Configuration For 8-Rural(DG) HUB2 Scenario

DCDU-600 ICC360
(Max. 36kw)
Grid(Optional) Access D.G. EPM180-M2B 1
ACDB Remark: Equipment cabinet MTS9300 1
AC Cable
DC Cable PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
Share ESM-48100B1
Li battery 5
ACDB (100Ah)
ACDB ACDB 1
Outdoor
ATS
ESM-48100B1
Lithium battery Load D.G. Capacity 18kw
DG(18KW)
User Space 8+15U
Max. 36kw Power Cooling Capacity 2500w Heat Exchange

Equipment cabinet
Cabinet ICC360 MTS9300

Site Power Configuration For 9-Rural(Solar) Normal Scenario

Scenario 9-Rural(Solar) Normal Configuration Overview
ICC360
Power cabinet 1
(Max. 36kw)
Heat exchanger SSU S4875(4KW) 3

27*445Wp PV panels HEX100, 250W/K
ESM-48100U
Li battery 24
(100Ah)
Solar Panels 445w 27
Load:
1600W
ICC360 Load Consumption 1600w
Hybrid Power
Cabinet AC Cable Power Capacity 12kw(Max. support 36kw)
ESC330-D6 DC Cable
User Space 8U
BoostLi ESM-48100U×24

Site Power Configuration For 13-Deep Rural(Solar) Normal Scenario

Scenario 13- Deep Rural(Solar) Normal Configuration Overview
ICC360
Power cabinet 1
(Max. 36kw)
SSU S4875(4KW) 2
Heat exchanger
18*445Wp PV panels HEX100, 250W/K ESM-48100U
Li battery 18
(100Ah)
Solar Panels 445w 18
Load:
1200W
ICC360
Hybrid Power Power Capacity 12kw(Max. support 36kw)
Cabinet AC Cable
User Space 8U
ESC330-D6 DC Cable
BoostLi ESM-48100U×18

Site Power Configuration For 14-New OLA Site (Grid+DG) Scenario

DCDU-600 Remark:
6*4KW Rectifier AC Cable MTS9510A
Power cabinet 1
DC Cable (Max. 36kw)
Access
Grid ACDB
PSU R4875G(4KW) 6
ESM-48100B1
Li battery 2
(100Ah)
Share
ACDB ACDB ACDB 1

Outdoor
ATS Load Consumption 300w
User Space 30U

DG(24KW)
Cooling Capacity 4500w A/C
Max. 36kw Power ESM-48100B1
Cabinet MTS9510A Lithium battery Lithium Battery Capacity 2*100Ah
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
Scenario S1-1.0-Grid/DG-ICC360
ICC360 ICC360 layout
ICC360 Spare
Power sub-
DCDU-600AN1
rack
1U,DCDU12B
DCDU-600ANI 5U 1U,DCDU16D2
2U,BBU
Equipment 1U,DCDB1
DCDU-12B space(8U)
1U,DCDB2
1U
1U,RTN910A/905
/950
DCDU-16D 1U 1U，Spare
BAT6
BBU5900 2U BAT5
1U，Spare
DCDB
1U BAT4
DCDB BAT
1U BAT3
1U，Spare
RTN910A 1U BAT2
Reserve 1U
BAT1
DCDU-600AN-1 DC power breaker connection for ICC360 cabinet
Scenario S1-1.0-Grid/DG-ICC360
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
DCDU-600AN1(Power rack)
LLVD1（LLVD）-For Secondary load LLVD2（BLVD）-For Important load BAT
125A 125A 63A 63A 63A 63A 63A 32A 32A 32A 32A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A
DCDU16 DCDU1 DCDU12 DCDU12 DCDB DCDB Reserv Reserv RTN910 RTN910/9
DC box BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5 BAT6
D2-2 6D2-1 B-1 B-2 1-1 1-2 e e /905-1 05-2
Noted: Empty slots should covered with the dummy covers

Scenario S1-1.1-Solar-ICC360
ICC360 ICC360 layout
ICC360 Spare
Power sub-
DCDU-600AN1
rack
DCDU-600ANI 1U,PVDU
5U 1U,DCDU12B
1U,DCDU16D2
Equipment 2U,BBU
PVDU 1U space(8U)
1U,DCDB1
DCDU-12B
1U 1U,DCDB2
1U,RTN910A/905
DCDU-16D BAT6
2U
BAT5
BBU5900 1U，Spare
1U BAT4
DCDB BAT
1U BAT3
DCDB 1U，Spare
1U BAT2
RTN910A 1U
BAT1
Scenario S1-1.1-Solar-ICC360
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
DCDU16 DCDU1 DCDU12 DCDU12 DCDB DCDB Reserv Reserv RTN910 RTN910/9 BAT
DC box BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5
D2-2 6D2-1 B-1 B-2 1-1 1-2 e e /905-1 05-2 6

Scenario S1-2-Grid/DG-ICC360+MTS9300A
ICC360 layout
ICC360 Spare
Power
sub-rack DCDU-600AN1
DCDU-600ANI
5U
1U,DCDU12B
1U,DCDU16D2
2U,BBU
Equipment
space(8U)
1U,reserve DCDU-12B 1U
1U,DCDB1
1U,DCDB2 DCDU-16D 1U
1U,reserve
BAT6 BBU5900 2U
BAT5
Reserve for heating 1U
1U，Spare
DCDB 1U
BAT4
BAT DCDB
1U
BAT3
Reserve for heating 1U
1U，Spare
BAT2
BAT1
ICC360
5U RTN980
MTS9300A layout
2U ATN950
2U RTN950
Reserve 2U
5U for RTN980
or
2U for RTN950
3U ODF
MTS9300A
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
DCDU16 DCDU1 DCDU12 DCDU12 DCDB DCDB RTN98 RTN98 RTN910/ RTN910A/9
DC box BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5 BAT6
D2-1 6D2-2 B-1 B-2 1-1 1-2 0-1 0-2 905-1 05-2

DCDB1/2 DC power breaker connection for ICC360 cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB1
LLVD1（LLVD） LLVD2（BLVD）
63A 63A 63A 63A 63A 63A 32A 32A 32A 32A 32A 32A 20A 20A 16A 16A
Reser Reser Reserv Reserv Reser Reser ATN9 ATN9

Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve TCUE
ve ve e e ve ve 50-1 50-2
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB2
Reserv Reserv Reserv Reserv

Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve
e e e e
Scenario S2-1.0-Grid+DG-MTS9510A
MTS9510A layout
1U DCDU12B
1U,Spare
MTS9510 1U,Spare
2U space
1U DCDU-16D A Power
5U PTN6900 sub-rack 5U,DCDU-600AN1
5U DCDU-
600ANI 1U,DCDU12B
2U BBU5900
1U,DCDU16D2
2U,BBU
1U,DCDB1
1U DCDB
1U,DCDB2
Reserve 5U
1U DCDB
4U OSN9800 M5 5U space
2U ATN950D Equipmen 2~5U，

Reserve 2U t ATN950/PTN6900-2-
space(33U M14
)
2U，Space
Reserve 2U
4U,OSN9800M05
5U RTN980 2U，Space
Reserve 2U for ODF
1~7U，
MW_RTN910/950/ 980
Or RTN 910 and 980
MTS9510A Or RTN 950 and 980
2U ODF_Reserve
DCDU-600AN-1 DC power breaker connection for MTS9510A
cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
DCDU-600AN1（Power rack）
125A 125A 63A 63A 63A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A 125A
DCDU16 DCDU16 DCDU12B-

DCDU12B-2 Reserve DCDB1-1 DCDB1-2 DCDB2-1 DCDB2-2 BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5 BAT6
D2-1 D2-2 1
6PCS LLVD2 breakers change to

4*125A breakers(change on site)
Noted: 1,Empty slots should covered with the dummy covers
2,LLVD1 should set to 47V or above for AGG sites to protect transmission part instead of the default value 46V
DCDB1/2 DC power breaker connection for MTS9510A cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB1
Reserv Reserv PTN69 PTN69 OSN OSN Reserv Reserv RTN RTN Reserv Reserv ATN950 ATN950
Reserve Reserve
e e 00-B-1 00-B-2 9800-2 9800-1 e e 980-1 980-2 e e -1 -2
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB2
RTN RTN
Reserv Reserv Reserv DC DC
Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve 910/95 910/950 Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve
e e e aircon1 aircon2
0/980-1 /980-2
MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
MTS9510A 1U,Spare
Power sub-
rack 5U,DCDU-600AN1
4U OSN9800 M5
Reserve 12U
12U，Reserve
24U
4U OSN 9800M05
Equipment 8U，Space
space(33U) Reserve 8U
1U ODF_Reserve
Reserve 1U for ODF
3U
3U,BAT2
1U
1U，Spare
3U
3U,BAT1
1U，Reserve
MTS9510A
cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
LLVD1（LLVD） LLVD2（BLVD） BAT
OSN OSN DC DC
Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5 BAT6
9800-2 9800-1 aircon1 aircon2

MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U,Spare
MTS9510A 2U space
Power
sub-rack 5U,DCDU-600AN1 1U DCDB
5U DCDU-
1U,DCDB1
600ANI 1U DCDB
1U,DCDB2
2U，Space
Reserve 2U
OSN 9800 M12 8U

8U OSN 9800M12
Reserve 2U
2U，Space
Equipment
space(33U)
8U OSN 9800M12 Reserve 2U
2U，Space
Reserve 1U
8U OSN 9800M12
1U，Space
OSN 9800 M24 17U
MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U,DCDB
1U DCDB
1U space 3U，Space
3U space 1U ODF
17 U OSN 9800M24
OSN 9800 M12 8U

MTS9510A
cabinet
Equipment
5U space space(40U)
5U，Reserve
8U OSN 9800M12
3U space （Optional）
2U ODF
3U，Space
2U,ODF_Reserve
cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve DCDB1-1 DCDB1-2 DCDB2-1 DCDB2-2 BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5 BAT6

LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB1
OSN OSN
Reserv Reserv OSN OSN DC DC Reserv Reserv Reserv Reserv
9800- 9800 Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve
e e 9800-9 9800-2 aircon1 aircon2 e e e e
10 -1
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB2
OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN Reserv Reserv DC DC Reserv Reserv Reserv
Reserve Reserve Reserve
9800-8 9800-7 9800-6 9800-5 9800-4 9800-3 e e aircon3 aircon4 e e e
MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U DCDU12B
1U,Spare
2U space MTS9510A
Power
1U DCDU-16D sub-rack 5U,DCDU-600AN1
5U DCDU-
600ANI 2U BBU5900 1U,DCDU12B
1U,DCDU16D2
2U,BBU
1U,DCDB1
1U,DCDB
1U，Reserve
1U DCDB 2U，ATN950
1U，Reserve
1U DCDB 1U，MW_RTN910
21U space
2U ATN950D
Equipment
space(33U)
21U，Reserve
1U for ODF
1U RTN910
1U,ODF_Reserve
First MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U DCDB
1U,DCDB2
2U space
3U，Space
3U space
8U OSN 9800M12
OSN 9800 M12 8U
3U space
3U，Space
MTS9510A
cabinet 8U OSN 9800M12
Equipment
space(40U)
3U space
3U，Space
1U ODF
2U space
1U for ODF
8U OSN 9800M12
2U，Space
1U,ODF_Reserve
Second MTS9510A layout 1U DCDB
1U,Spare
1U,DCDB
2U space
3U，Space
3U space OSN 9800 M24 17U
17 U OSN 9800M24
MTS9510A
cabinet
Equipment
space(40U)
5U space
5U，Reserve
OSN 9800 M12 8U
8U OSN 9800M12 3U space

1U for ODF
1U ODF
3U，Space
2U,ODF_Reserve
cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT

D2-1 D2-2 1

LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB1
OSN OSN DC DC RTN RTN ATN950

Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve ATN950-2
9800-2 9800-1 aircon1 aircon2 910A-1 910A-2 -1
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB2
OSN OSN OSN OSN DC DC

ReserveReserve Reserve Reserve ReserveReserve ReserveReserveReserve Reserve
9800-6 9800-5 9800-4 9800-3 aircon3 aircon4
MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U,Spare 1U DCDU12B
MTS9510A 2U space
Power
sub-rack 5U,DCDU-600AN1 1U DCDU-16D
5U DCDU-
1U,DCDU12B
600ANI
1U,DCDU16D2
2U,BBU 2U BBU5900
1U,DCDB1
1U,DCDB2
1U，Space
6U space Reserve 5U
1U DCDB
5U，PTN6900-2-M14
1U DCDB
5U PTN6900
5U，PTN6900-2-M14 Reserve 1U
M14
Equipment
space(33U)
2U，Space Reserve 1U
1~7U，MW_RTN910/950/
980
Or RTN 910 and 980
Or RTN 950 and 980 Reserve 6U
1U for ODF 5U RTN980
6U，Reserve
MTS9510A
1U,ODF_Reserve
MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U DCDB
1U,DCDB
3U，Space 2U space
3U space
8U OSN 9800M12
OSN 9800 M12 8U
3U space
3U，Space
MTS9510A
cabinet
8U OSN 9800M12
Equipment
space(40U)
3U space
3U，Space
1U ODF
8U OSN 9800M12
2U space
1U for ODF
3U，Space
2U,ODF_Reserve
OSN 9800 M24 17U
MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U,DCDB
1U DCDB
1U space 3U，Space
3U space 1U ODF
17 U OSN 9800M24
OSN 9800 M12 8U

MTS9510A
cabinet
Equipment
5U space space(40U)
5U，Reserve
2U ODF
8U OSN 9800M12
3U space （Optional）
2U ODF
3U，Space
2U,ODF_Reserve
cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
LLVD1（LLVD）-For Secondary load LLVD2（BLVD)-For Important load BAT

D2-1 D2-2 1

LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB1
RTN RTN
PTN6900- OSN OSN DC DC DC RTN 980-
reserve reserve PTN6900-B-2 DC aircon2 RTN 980-A-2 910/950- 910/950- Reserve Reserve
B-1 9800-2 9800-1 aircon1 aircon3 aircon4 A-1
1 2
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB
OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN DC

Reserve Reserve DC aircon6 Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve
9800-10 9800-9 9800-8 9800-7 9800-6 9800-5 9800-4 9800-3 aircon5
Two breaks change to 63A on site

MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U,Spare 1U DCDU12B
MTS9510A 2U space
Power
sub-rack 5U,DCDU-600AN1 1U DCDU-16D
5U DCDU-
600ANI
1U,DCDU12B
1U,DCDU16D2
2U,BBU 2U BBU5900
1U,DCDB1
1U,DCDB2
1U DCDB
5U，PTN6900-2-M14
1U DCDB
5U PTN6900
Reserve 1U
5U，PTN6900-2-M14
M14
Equipment
space(33U)
6U，MW_ RTN 910 and 980
Reserve 6U
2U for ODF 6U RTN980
6U，Reserve
MTS9510A
2U,ODF_Reserve
2*MTS9510A layout
1U,Spare
1U,Spare 1U DCDB
1U,DCDB
1U,DCDB
3U，Space
3U，Space 2U space
3U space
8U OSN 9800M12
8U OSN 9800M12
OSN 9800 M12 8U
3U，Space
3U space
3U，Space
MTS9510A
MTS9510A
cabinet
8U OSN 9800M12 cabinet
Equipment 8U OSN 9800M12
Equipment
space(40U)
space(40U)
3U space
3U，Space
3U，Space
8U OSN 9800M12
8U OSN 9800M12
2U ODF
（Optional）
（Optional）
3U space
2U for ODF
3U，Space
3U，Space
2U,ODF_Reserve
2U,ODF_Reserve
OSN 9800 M24 17U 2*MTS9510A layout
Optional
1U,Spare 1U,Spare
1U,DCDB 1U,DCDB
1U DCDB
1U space 3U，Space 3U，Space
3U space 1U ODF
17 U OSN
17 U OSN 9800M24 9800M24(Optional)
OSN 9800 M12 8U

MTS951 MTS951
0A 0A
cabinet cabinet
Equipm Equipme
5U space ent nt
space(4 space(40
0U) U)
2U ODF 16U，Reserve 16U，Reserve

3U space
2U ODF
2U,ODF_Reserve 2U,ODF_Reserve
cabinet
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT

D2-1 D2-2 1

LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB1
PTN6900 PTN690 PTN6900- OSN OSN DC DC DC RTN 980- RTN RTN OSN OSN
PTN6900-B-2 DC aircon2 RTN 980-A-2
-A-1 0-A-2 B-1 9800-2 9800-1 aircon1 aircon3 aircon4 A-1 910A-1 910A-2 9800-11 9800-12
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB
OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN OSN DC DC DC OSN OSN
DC aircon6 Reserve Reserve
9800-10 9800-9 9800-8 9800-7 9800-6 9800-5 9800-4 9800-3 aircon7 aircon8 aircon5 9800-13 9800-14
Six breaks change to 63A on site

Scenario S3-MTS9300A cabinet(For colo sites)
1U DCDU12B
MTS9300A Spare
control TCUE 1U DCDU-16D
1U,DCDU12B
1U,DCDU16D2
2U BBU5900
2U,BBU
1U,DCDB
1U DCDB
5~6U，MW_RTN
Equipment 5U RTN 980
980/905/910A
space(15U)
2U，IP_ATN950D
Product Type MTS9300A-HX10D1
Cabinet: 650mm × 650mm × 1000mm
Dimension 2U ATN950D
(W × D × H) (include base, exclude top heat exchanger)
OSP_2U+1U ODF Base: 650mm × 650mm × 100mm

＜80kg (without rectifier module, top heat
Weight
exchanger or packaging)
Syste Cooling heat exchange: 150W/K (can be expanded to
m mode 250W/K)
Power Installation Grounding\ rooftop\ wall against\ stacking with
15U Slots are reserved WL mode battery cabin 1U ODF
Cabling
for new equipment: MW
IP
mode
At the bottom, inlet/outlet downwards
layout as above OSN

Maintenance
mode
In front
OSP
User space 15U
DC power breaker connection for MTS9300A cabinet(For Colo
sites)
LLVD1 LLVD2 BATT
Existing DCDU power rack

125A 125A 63A 63A 63A 63A 63A 32A 32A 32A 125A 125A
DCDU16 DCDU1 DCDU12 DCDU12 DCDB- DCDB- Reserv Reserv Reserve

Reserve BAT1 BAT2
D2-1 6D2-2 B-1 B-2 1 2 e e
LLVD1 LLVD2
DCDB
RTN RTN
Reserv Reserv RTN RTN ATN950 ATN950
Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve TCUE 905/91 905/91
e e 980-1 980-2 -1 -2
0-1 0-2
Category
➢ Microwave MOP

➢ Wireless MOP
MTS9510A Power and equipment Cabinet
DCDU-600AN-1
Cabinet specifications
Item Specifications (3) Space for the

(1) DC air conditioner (2) Ground bar
PC3000D-2
⚫ Cabinet: 2000 mm x 750 mm x 750 mm
(including the base, excluding the (5) Space for
(4) Door status sensor (6) Busbar
External dimensions (H x W x D) protruding part of the door) customer equipment
⚫ Base: 150 mm x 750 mm x 750 mm
(7) Busbar
Space for customer equipment 40U
ICC360 Power Cabinet
Lithium battery
Item Specifications
Temperature control: HXC300L heat exchanger, 250 W/K heat dissipation capacity (for the
equipment compartment); (3) Power transfer box for the
(1) Light (2) Smoke sensor
Dimensions (H x W x D): 2000 mm x 650 mm x 650 mm (excluding the protruding part of temperature control device
the door), 2000 mm x 650 mm x 980 mm (including the protruding part of the door) (6) Digital temperature and
Outdoor cabinet (4) DCDU-600AN1 (5) Ground bar
Weight: < 220 kg humidity sensor
Installation mode: installed on a floor, on a rooftop, or against a wall
(7) Space for equipment (8) Space for batteries (9) Water sensor
Maintenance mode: maintained from the front
Cabling mode: routed in and out from the bottom
(10) Direct ventilation unit (11) Heat exchanger
Space for equipment 8 U
Space for batteries A maximum of seven ESM-48100B1 batteries
ESC330 Lithium battery Cabinet
Lithium battery
Item Specifications
Temperature control: direct ventilation unit (1) Power transfer box for the (3) Space for
(2) Ground bar
Dimensions (H x W x D): 1600 mm x 650 mm x 650 mm (excluding the protruding part temperature control device batteries
of the door), 1600 mm x 650 mm x 750 mm (including the protruding part of the door)
(4) Ground bar (5) –48 V busbar (6) RTN+ busbar
Battery cabinet Weight: < 120 kg
Installation mode: installed on a floor, on a rooftop, or against a wall
(7) TCUE (8) Direct ventilation unit
Maintenance mode: maintained from the front
Cabling mode: routed in and out from the bottom
Space for batteries A maximum of 32 U battery installation space
MTS9300A equipment Cabinet
Item Description (2) Door status

(1) TCUE (3) Ground bar
⚫ Cabinet: 900 mm x 650 mm x 650 mm (excluding the base and the protruding sensor
External dimensions (H x W x part of the door)
(5) Heat Exchanger (6) Heat
D) (4) Space for customer equipment
⚫ Base: 100 mm x 650 mm x 650 mm Fans exchanger
Space for customer equipment 16 U
Cabinet weight < 55 kg (excluding rectifiers and batteries)
Temperature control mode Heat exchanger
Cable routing mode Routed in and out from the bottom
IP rating IP55
Installation mode Installed on a floor, on a rooftop, or against a wall
DCDU-600AN-1 power subrack for MTS9510A/ICC360 Power
Cabinet
Technical Specifications
Item Technical Specifications

Dimensions (W x D x H) 482.6 mm x 330 mm x 228 mm (including mounting ears)
Weight ≤ 25 kg (excluding modules)

(1) LLVD2 circuit breakers (2) LLVD1 circuit breakers (3) Space for iDCDU
DC output surge protection Differential mode: 10 kA (8/20 µs); common mode: 20 kA (8/20 µs)
(5) Space for the AC output
(4) Ground screw (6) AIU03-100C
Three-phase input voltage range: 147–519 V AC module
AC input
Dual–live wire or single-phase input voltage range: 85–300 V AC
(7) Space for AC input module 2 (8) Space for modules (9) UIM05B1
Nominal voltage: –48 V DC
DC output (12) 200A battery circuit
Output voltage range: –42 V DC to –58 V DC. The default value is 53.5 V. (10) Space for the expansion module (11) SMU02C
The constant voltage 57 V output is supported. breakers
Battery circuit breaker: 3 x 200 A/1P
DC power distribution LLVD1: 2 x 125 A/1P, 3 x 63 A/1P
LLVD2: 2 x 63 A/1P, 4 x 32 A/1P
Monitoring module SMU02C
Installation mode Installed in a 19-inch rack
Maintenance mode Maintained from the front

IP rating IP20
BoostLi ESM-48100B1 Lithium battery
Technical specifications
No. Silk Screen Item

Item Specifications DO1
1 Alarm output dry contacts
DO2
⚫ 442 mm x 396 mm x 130 mm (excluding mounting ears)
2 / IoT module installation space (reserved)
Dimensions (W x D x H)
⚫ 482 mm x 396 mm x 130 mm (including mounting ears) 3 COM_ IN
Communications ports
4 COM_ OUT
Weight ≤ 44 kg
Buzzer (The ESM supports the buzzer alarm function. After
Nominal voltage 48 V DC the buzzer alarm function is enabled, the buzzer buzzes when
5 /
the ESMU detects that the ESM is stolen through the
Equalized charge voltage 53.5 V DC software lock, intelligent displacement lock, or IoT module.)
RUN Running indicator
Float charge voltage 53.4 V DC ALM Alarm indicator
6 CHG Charge indicator
DCHG Discharge indicator
Maximum charge/discharge current 100 A/100 A at 35°C
SOC SOC indicator
Maximum charge/discharge power 4800 W PWR activation port (The ESM can be activated if an external
7 PWR
voltage ranging from 43.2 V to 58 V is connected.)
+
Operating ambient temperature Charge: 0°C to 45°C; discharge: –20°C to +45°C 8
-
ESM power ports
9 MANUAL ON/OFF Button for manual power-on/off

10 GND Protective ground
DCDB48-200-16B
Item Description (1) Ground screw (2) LLVD power distribution (3) BLVD power distribution
Input voltage 40–60 V DC
(4) DMU02C1 (5) DC input ports
Input current Maximum current: 200 A
⚫ BLVD power distribution: two 1-pole 16 A, two 1-pole 20 A, and
two 1-pole 32 A circuit breakers
DC power distribution
⚫ LLVD power distribution: four 1-pole 32 A and six 1-pole 63 A
circuit breakers
Dimensions (H x W x D) 43.6 mm x 482.6 mm x 255 mm
Weight ≤ 10 kg
Installation mode Installed in a 19-inch rack
Cabling mode Routed in and out from the front
Maintenance mode Maintained from the front

EPM180-M2B/18KW and EPM240-M2C/24KW D.G.
Item EPM180-M2B EPM240-M2C
Dimensions (H x W x D) 1825mm x 950 mm x 1800mm 1925 mm x 950 mm x 2200mm
Weight (excluding fuel) About 950 kg About 1000 kg

Engine model Weichai WP2.3D25E200 Weichai WP2.3D33E200
Generator model Xingnuo XN184E Xingnuo XN184G
Rated output power 18 kW/22.5 kVA 24 kW/30 kVA
(1) Smoke exhaust vent (2) Fuel tank (3) Soundproof canopy
Output voltage 230 V AC/400 V AC, three-phase four-wire, 50 Hz
Fuel tank capacity 800 L 1000 L
(4) EMERGENCY STOP (5) Fuel filler port (behind
Maintenance interval 1250 operating hours
button the door)
Noise ≤ 75 dB (1 m, 75% of rated load)
EPM180-M2B/18KW and EPM240-M2C/24KW D.G.
The DG GMU status query menus
First level menu Second level menu Third level menu

Phase A voltage/current
Phase B voltage/current
Phase C voltage/current
Gen Status AC Frequency
Line A voltage
Line B voltage
Line C voltage
Oil press
O/W temp
Status Engine Status
Batt Volt
RPM
Phase A voltage/current
Phase B voltage/current
Phase C voltage/current
Mains Status AC Frequency
Line A voltage
Line B voltage
Line C voltage
ACDB380
ACDB380-63-1C ACDB380-100-5C
(1) AC output circuit (2) RCD switch and

(3) PE bar
(1) AC SPD (2) AC input circuit breaker and terminal breakers and N terminals Maintanance socket
(3) PE bar (4) AC output terminals (4) AC input circuit breakers (5) AC output
and terminal terminals
Item Specifications
Item Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D) 350 mm x 320 mm x 125 mm Dimensions (H x W x D) 350 mm x 320 mm x 125 mm
Weight 10 kg Weight 10 kg
AC input One 3-pole 100 A circuit breaker AC input One 3-pole 63 A circuit breaker
One 3-pole 32 A circuit breakers, one 1-pole 16 A circuit breakers, two 1-pole 10 A AC output Four AC output terminals
AC output circuit breakers
One multi-purpose maintenance socket protected by a residual current device (RCD) Installation mode Wall-mounted installation
Installation mode Wall-mounted installation Cabling mode Routed in and out from the bottom
Cabling mode Routed in and out from the bottom Cabling mode Routed in and out from the bottom
ATS-100
ATS-100A2
(1) Transfer switch (2) 10 A AC output (3) AC output terminals

(1) Door status sensor (reserved) (2) AC transfer switch ATS-100A1
(4) N terminals (5) ATS main control box (6) SPD
(3) Signal SPD (SPM01A) (4) Ground bar (7) Space for a maintenance socket (8) Ground bar (9) DG 1 input circuit breaker
(10) Mains/DG 2 input circuit breaker

Item Description
Dimensions (H x W x D) 750 mm x 380 mm x 480 mm
Weight ≤ 65 kg
Installation mode Floor-mounted, wall-mounted, and pole-mounted
Cooling mode Free cooling
IP rating IP45
PV module
Item Technical Specifications

Maximum power 445 W
Solar cell Monocrystalline silicon

Dimensions 2095 mm x 1039 mm x 35 mm
Weight About 24.5 kg
Open-circuit voltage 49.0 V
Category
➢ Microwave MOP
➢ Emergency Response to accidents ⚫ Energy Installation
⚫ Tools Requirement ➢ Energy Installation process flow
➢ Energy product introduction
⚫ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP
➢ TI installation Process
➢ Wireless MOP
Power MOP- Install layout for ICC360 cabinet(Grid+DG, Grid
scenario)
Cabinet layout requirement:

1.Leave 1000mm distance in
front of cabinet.
2.Leave 200mm gap between 2
cabinets.
3.Install equipment cabinet to
the power cabinet left side,
battery cabinet to power cabinet
right side.
Power MOP- Install layout for MTS9510A cabinet(Grid+DG
scenario)

1.Leave 1000mm distance in
front of cabinet.
2.Leave 200mm gap between 2
cabinets.
3.Install equipment cabinet to
the power cabinet left side,
battery cabinet to power cabinet
right side.
Power MOP- Install layout for ICC360 cabinet(Solar scenario)

1,Install the cabinet under the
solar panels;
2,The power cabinet should
installed in the middle of the
battery cabinets
Power MOP- Install cabinet
Steps
Remove the cover from the cabinet packing box and find the marking-off
1
template on the cover interior.
2 Mark mounting hole positions based on the marking-off template.
3 Remove the cabinet stack and take out the flat washer
Take out the flat washer and replace the flat washer on the original expansion
4
sleeves.
5 Drilling Holes and Installing Expansion Sleeves.
Bind lifting ropes to the cabinet and hoist the cabinet to the target position
6
(only in cases that need machinery lifting )
Align the mounting holes in the cabinet with those in the concrete floor and
7
tighten the expansion bolts to secure the cabinet.
8 Align the Fixation of cabinet legs
9 Install the cabinet cable entrance holes
10 Install a cabinet ground cable and inter-cabinet equipotential cables.

Critical Techniques
1 If the cabinet is not level on ground, add a spacer
Don't forget to install the Ground cable once the cabinet is fixed on
2
foundation.
To avoid friction between the lifting ropes and the cabinet during hoisting,
3 place protective materials (such as paper and foamed plastics) where the
ropes will contact the cabinet.
Power MOP- Install a DCDU-600AN1( For MTS9510A power cabinet scenario)
1
Steps
DCDU-600AN1
Install the DCDU in 19-inch rack of
1
MTS9510A cabinet
2 Install a ground cable
(Cabinet grounding bar)

Power MOP- Install lithium batteries in the cabinet
BATT breaker 1
Steps
Before installing battery cables, ensure that battery
1
circuit breakers in power rack are OFF(Indicated green)
2 Secure a lithium battery to the rack
3 Install ESM-A from bottom to top.
4 Install ESM-A ground cable.
5
6
Critical Techniques
There are signal cables pre-installed in the Cabinet, so
1
install the batteries from bottom to top.
2 Install ground cable for each ESM-A.
Power MOP- Install Environmental Sensors in MTS9510
Smoke sensor
Humidity and Temperature

sensor
Water level sensor

Power MOP- Install DCDB in the cabinet
Steps
Install a DCDB48-200-16B in a 19-inch rack of
1
cabinet.
2 Install the ground cable.
(Cabinet grounding bar)

Power MOP- Install Heat Blocking Panel
Steps
Install a heat blocking panel on the right side
1 of the cabinet frame if no equipment is
installed (if free space)
Air flow to the right (cold to hot) and heat
reverse flow is prevented by the panels
Power MOP- Install ACDBs(For grid and DG scenarios)
Steps
1 Install a pole on the same foundation ATS is installed.
2 Use the belts to mount the two ACDBs onto the pole.
3 Secure the belts by tightening the screws on the belts.
4 Install the ground cables
Critical Techniques
1 Ensure that the ground cable is installed securely.
(Site grounding bar)

Power MOP- Install ACDBs(For grid and DG scenarios)
1825mm x 950 mm x 1800mm 1925 mm x 950 mm x 2200mm
2500
1250 1250
1250
150
Steps
Route hoist ropes through lifting eyes, secure the ropes to the bottom of the
1
DG, and move the DG to the installation position using a crane.
2 Mark DG mounting holes based on the anchor plates.
3 Drill holes and install expansion sleeves.
4 Secure DG.
5 Install DG ground cable.
(Site grounding bar) 6
Power MOP- Install ATS(For DG scenarios)
Steps
1 Determine the installation dimensions.
2 Assemble the ATS support.
3 Use a marker to mark the mounting holes for the ATS support on the concrete floor.
4 Drill holes and install expansion sleeves.

5 Secure the ATS support
6 Hoist the cabinet.
7 Secure the ATS-100A2
8 Install a cabinet ground cable
Critical Techniques
1 Ensure that the ground cable is installed securely.
2 Connect the ATS-100A2 and the power cabinet to the same site ground bar.
Route the part of cables that are outside the cabinet through a PVC corrugated
3
pipe and secure the pipe to a cable hole on the cabinet.
(Site grounding bar)

Power MOP- Install PV module support(For solar scenarios)
Steps
1 Install connecting plates on high columns. (Partially tighten the bolts.)
2 Install a longitudinal beam. (Partially tighten the bolts.)
Install a long raking strut and a short raking strut. (Partially tighten the
3
bolts.)
4 Install low columns. (Partially tighten the bolts.)
5 Install base anchors. (Partially tighten the bolts.)
Secure the support assemblies to the foundation and tighten all bolts
Antitheft nuts and common nuts
6 that are
partially tightened.
7 Install horizontal beams.
8 Install a reinforced beam
9 Install edge clamps and middle clamps for PV modules.
Critical Techniques
The short raking strut needs to be installed on the lower side of a PV
1 module support, and the long raking strut needs to be installed on the
higher side of the PV module support.
The holes in the long and short raking struts are silkscreened. For
2
both struts use the hole with marking 15H.
The nuts for securing PV modules are classified into common nuts
3
and antitheft nuts. Secure nuts based on the actual configuration.
Power MOP- Install PV modules(For solar scenarios)
Steps
Adjust the positions of clamps to secure the PV

1
modules and tighten the screws.
Critical Techniques
When installing PV modules, ensure that the distances

1 between the PV module edges and the two ends of the
support horizontal beam are the same.
When installing PV modules, ensure that the control

2
boxes behind PV modules face the same direction
Power MOP- Preparing a cord end terminal
Steps
Make for cord end terminals use
1
crimping tool base on requirement
2
Critical Techniques
Must use the correct square crimping

1
tool as photo shows
Or the U shape crimping tool shown

2
on the right
Noted: These cord end terminal used to plug in the 1U circuit breakers in the DCDU power rack and DCDB
Power MOP- Preparing a cord end terminal
Power MOP- Hole Definition and Routing Holes for the cabinet
ICC360
Top Rack Bottom Rack

1. GND/Comm
2. Fiber and comm cables
3. AC cable
4. Reserve
1
5. DC cable 5
5 1
6. DC Power cable (RRU) 2 6 6
2
7
7. Reserve 3
8. Reserve
34 7 8
MTS9510A-AX2002
1. Fiber and communication cables

(TCUE comm, DG comm, Batt
CAN)
2. AC cable/GND 1
3. Reserve
5
4. Reserve 2 6
5. Battery DC cable (6*50mm2)
6. DC Power cable (RRU), TCUE
PWR, Batt Charging PWR
7. Reserve
3 4 7 8
8. Reserve
ESC330
1. GND/TCUE PWR Cables

2. ATS, Batt CAN, TCUE comm cables
3. Reserve
1
4. Reserve
5. + Battery DC cable 5
2 6
6. - Battery DC cable
7. Reserve
8. Reserve
3 4 7 8
Power MOP- Cable connect for Grid+DG Scenario(Outside cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect for Grid only scenario (outside cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect for Solar scenario (Outside cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect diagram for 1-Urban(Grid+DG) AGG & 4-SubUrban(Grid+DG) AGG
scenario(Inside and between cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect diagram for 2-Urban(Grid+DG) HUB & 5-SubUrban(Grid+DG) HUB
scenario(Inside cabinet and between cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect diagram for 3-Urban(Grid) Normal Scenario & 6-SubUrban(Grid)
Normal scenario(Inside cabinet and between cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect diagram for 7-Rural(DG) HUB1 & 8-Rural(DG) HUB2
scenario(Inside and between cabinet)
Optional
Optional for mains input

Power MOP- Cable connect diagram for 9-Rural(Solar) Normal & 13-Deep Rural(Solar) Normal
scenario (Inside and between cabinet)
Power MOP- Cable connect diagram for 14-New OLA Site (Grid+DG) scenario (Inside and
between cabinet)
Power MOP- Install NetEco Signal Cable with MW
For RTN980/980L
For RTN905 2E For scenario
scenario RTN905 RTN980/980L
scenario
For RTN910A
scenario
Steps
Connect the FE port(the upper one) on the site monitoring
1
unit (SMU) by using a network cable.
(Optional)Cover a PVC corrugated pipe over the cable parts

2 outside the cabinet and secure the PVC corrugated pipe to
the cable hole(If IP equipment not in the same cabinet).
Power MOP- External alarms for the power cabinet
Alarm No. Alarm name
ALM1 AC failure
Busbar overvoltage
Busbar ultra overvoltage
ALM2 Busbar undervoltage
Busbar ultra undervoltage
Lithium battery discharge
Multi-rectifier fault
All-rectifier communication failure
ALM2
Rectifier fault
Rectifier protection
Communication failure
AC SPD fault
ALM4
DC SPD fault
Load fuse blown
ALM5
Battery fuse blown
High battery temperature
Very high battery temperature
Low battery temperature
Very low battery temperature
ALM6
High ambient temperature
Smoke alarm
Very high ambient temperature
Low ambient temperature
ALM7 Door status alarm
Power cabinet temperature control: Fan 1 fault, fan 2 fault, fan 3 fault,
high temperature of the return air vent
When an external direct ventilation battery cabinet or a heat exchanger cabinet is used: Air outlet over temperature, air outlet; under
ALM8 temperature, air inlet; over temperature, air inlet; under temperature, return air vent; over temperature, return air vent; under temperature,
EXTFAN1 fault,EXTFAN2 fault, INFAN1 fault,INFAN2 fault, INFAN3 fault,INFAN4 fault, TEC air conditioner fault
When an external PC300D or air conditioner is used: High air conditioner temperature, air
conditioner internal fan fault, air conditioner external fan fault, air conditioner compressor fault, communication failure
Power MOP- Attach Cable Labels
Steps
1 Attach labels at both ends of signal and power cables.
Critical Techniques
1 Labels are attached at the position 20 mm away from a connector by default.
2 The Label content facilitates maintenance and correctly maps the cables.
3 Labels are neatly attached.
Labeling list for example:
Category On Equipment Port from Port to Label Description Labeling Naming Material
AC grid power meter output AC mains power input to ACDB1 for Meter L to ACDB380-
ACDB1 AC input circuit breaker(L1~L3) white Sticker/each end
breaker(L1~L3) live line 63-1C L
Power meter-ACPDB1
AC grid power meter output AC mains power input to ACDB1 for Meter N to ACDB380-
ACDB1 AC input circuit breaker(N) white Sticker/each end
Neutral bar or breaker(N) neutral line 63-1C N
ACDB1 AC output AC mains power input to ATS for live ACDB380-63-1C L to

ATS mains input circuit breaker(L1~L3) white Sticker/each end
terminals(L1~L3) line ATS-100A2 L
ACDB1-ATS
AC mains power input to ATS for ACDB380-63-1C N to

ACDB1 AC output terminal(N) ATS mains input circuit breaker(N) white Sticker/each end
neutral line ATS-100A2 N
DG AC output circuit
ATS DG input circuit breaker(L1~L3) DG AC power input to ATS for live line DG L to ATS-100A2 white Sticker/each end
breaker(L1~L3)
AC cable DG-ATS
Labeling template for power:

DG AC power input to ATS for neutral
DG AC output circuit breaker(N) ATS DG input circuit breaker(N) DG N to ATS-100A2 white Sticker/each end
line
ATS AC output circuit ATS AC power input to ACDB2 for live ATS-100A2 L to
ACDB2 AC input circuit breaker(L1~L3) white Sticker/each end
breaker(L1~L3) line ACDB380-100-5C
ATS-ACDB2
ATS AC output circuit ATS AC power input to ACDB2 for ATS-100A2 N to

ACDB2 AC input circuit breaker(N) white Sticker/each end
breaker(N) neutral line ACDB380-100-5C
ACDB2 AC output Power cabinet AC input circuit ACDB2 power input to power cabinet ACDB380-100-5C L to
white Sticker/each end
terminals(L1~L3) breaker(L1~L3) for live line Power cabinet
ACDB2-Power cabinet DCDU
600AN1 power rack
Power cabinet AC input circuit ACDB2 power input to power cabinet ACDB380-100-5C N to
ACDB2 AC output terminals(N) white Sticker/each end
breaker(N) for neutral line Power cabinet
Power MOP- Put the dummy covers on the empty slots of DCDU power rack
Steps
Cover the empty slots of DCDU power rack with the

1
dummy covers
Power MOP- Block Routing Holes for the cabinet
Steps
Seal used cable holes using the fires top putty, and
1
block empty cable holes using plugs or lids.
Power MOP- Power-on and Commissioning
1
2 Steps
After mains AC power is switched on, SMU02S is powered
1 on and the 1st time Setup Wizard displayed in SMU02S
LCD. But no need to set and just wait.
Need to wait about 2 minutes, SMU02S will automatically

2 restart after ESM-A batteries are automatically identified with
the RUN indicator being from blinking fast to steady on.
Switch the GMU power circuit breaker to ON before setting in

3 3
order to display the DG parameters.
Set parameters by the 2nd time Setup Wizard in SMU02S
4
LCD one by one.
Set parameters by SMU02S LCD according to the table from
5
top to bottom.
6
Critical Techniques
Setup Wizard is a setting wizard for key parameters after
1
SMU02S is powered on at the first time.
To change the language that you have set, remove and then
2 reinsert the SMU02S, restart the SMU02S, and select a
language again.
STEP Tagging Labels
1- Must attach tagging STEP labels on main equipment once materials arrive on site.
2- SBC collecting S/N manually of each main equipment to add it in Huawei S/N collection column to be corresponding to STEP tagging
3- Tagging sheet
MOP - Site Clean up, onsite docs and photo
1 Tool sorting 3 Cleaning 5 Registration form for site visit
2 Material sorting 4 Photograph 6 Door locking and take away trash

Power installation Quality checklist
The Hardware installation standards of Site Power
I. Installation of main Equipment
Item Item description Quality Standard Measure Level
1. The installation position of cabinet conforms to the design, and installed securely.
Power cabinet/equipment 2. Power cable and ground cable layout, bundling and connection check, all the cable holes are equipped with protective caps or sealant. Visual check from smart
PHJA00A Major
cabinet installation 3.Label making/attachment check, if labeling have beed done. QC
4. Photos showing the opening and closing of cabinet doors after installation have been taken.
1. The installation position complies with the design and installed securely.
Battery cabinet and battery 2. Power cable and ground cable layout, bundling and connection check, all the cable holes are equipped with protective caps or sealant. Visual check from smart
PHJA01A Major
installation 3.Label making/attachment check, if labeling have beed done. QC
4. Photos showing the opening and closing of cabinet doors after installation have been taken.
1. The installation positions comply with the design and installed securely.
2. Power cable and ground cable layout, bundling and connection check, all the cable holes are equipped with protective caps or sealant. Visual check from smart
PHJA02A Diesel generator installation Major
3.Label making/attachment check, if labeling have beed done. QC
4. Photos showing the opening and closing of generator doors after installation have been taken.
1. The installation direction and angle of the solar support conforms to the design.
2. The solar energy device and support are firmly installed.
Solar power device and Visual check from smart
PHJA03A 3. Power cable and ground cable layout, bundling and connection check, all the cable holes are equipped with protective caps or sealant. Major
support installation QC
4.Label making/attachment check, if labeling have beed done.
5. Photos showing the whole solar power system after installation have been taken.
II. Installation of other components
PHJB00A ACDB installation Major
4. Photos showing the opening and closing of ACDB box after installation have been taken.
PHJB01A ATS installation Major
3.Label making/attachment check, if labeling have been done. QC
4. Photos showing the opening and closing of ATS box after installation have been taken.
1. The installation position complies with the design or pilot site, the parts are installed securely
DCDU power rack 2. Power cable and ground cable layout, bundling and connection check. Visual check from smart
PHJB02A Major
installation 3.Label making/attachment check, if labeling have beed done. QC
4. Photos showing the DCDU power reak after installation have been taken.
2. Power cable and ground cable layout, bundling and connection check. Visual check from smart
PHJB03B DCDB installation Minor
4. Photos showing the DCDB after installation have been taken.
2. The sensor cable layout, bundling and connection check. Visual check from smart
PHJB04B Senosrs installation Minor
4. Photos showing the all the sensor after installation have been taken.
III.others
1.Power on the power system after installation done and checked; Visual check from smart
PHJD00A Power on and test Major
2.Check from the power monitor unit SMU02C LCD showing the system voltage(48~58V) and current(base on site load connection) normal. QC
Visual check from smart
PHJD01B Site clean-up Clean the site upon completion. Minor
QC
Thank you.
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➢ TI installation Process P15

Site Preparation before commencing work: Confirm relevant certifications and

2 Safety environment deployment 2 0.5 day

1 first aid box 2 Lifting Pulley 3 Rescue kit

double lanyard safety

1 Safety helmet 2 Gloves 3 Reflective Jacket

4 Overalls 5 Safety shoes 6

Do not use a handset Unlicensed staffs are prohibited

Driving over the regulated Do not walk or stay under

Do not work under the Use proper PPE correctly for

Fasten seat belt when driving

Do not drop tools or other Any person for working at height

Fire Marshal [FF] ● ● ● ● ● 5

• All the WAH trainers MUST be IRATA/IWF level 3 certified

⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

➢ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP

⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

➢ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP

Safety Rescue kit

FULL Body Adjustable

⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

➢ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP

⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

➢ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP

⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

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Slot16 Slot0 Slot1

Module Scenario Board Port

RRU 5508 bottom view:

RRU 55301 bottom view:

AQU4518R24v18(other scenario) ASI4517R12v07（Deep urban）

(H x W x D) (mm):1999 x 429 x 196 (H x W x D) (mm):2009 x 369 x 226

Antenna weight (kg) :30kg Antenna weight (kg) :32.8kg

Antenna packing weight (kg):40.6kg Antenna packing weight (kg):45kg

⚫ Tools Requirement ⚫ Energy Installation

➢ TI installation Process ➢ Energy MOP

1. Check appearance of packing is intact

Notes: Pole must be vertical.

4 Install the bracket.

Sector RRU Power cable and CPRI cable

Sector RRU Power cable and CPRI cable

Sector RRU Power cable and CPRI cable

Wrap Color Ring before 2 RRU5508

Sector RRU Power cable and CPRI cable

4. RRU jumper layout should be 180°

1. Fix it on the bottom of main ladder

3- Install cable ladder cover.

Label attached on rectifier cabinet

PGND 0 RRU 5508

AISG 0 RRU 5508 S1

ANT_A RRU port A

PWR RRU0 RRU 5508

2. Put the DCDU16D into the

2. Compare the peeling length.1~2mm greater

3. Peeling and connect OT terminal.

4. Use crimping wrench to crimp the cable.

6 5. Make another cable end with same way.

• Strip the insulation layer off

• If the bare wires split and OT

5 Press 6 Checking 7 PVC tape 8 Finish