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3GHz Outdoor Microcell Installation
Document Version 8.0

Document Number: INJD-MA0616052 Jul 2016
Department Author Reviewed Approved

Training Sudhir .W Sreenivasan R Sam Kang
Samsung Electronics. All Rights Reserved. Confidential and Proprietary.

Agenda
Course Objective Who should attend

Solpar FE and Installation
This module will enable participants to Engineer
understand Microcell specification and Pre-Requisite
installation procedure Basic understanding of 2G &
3G cellular network
installation.
Health and safety System Installation

Introduction to Microcell system Lunch break Cable connection
description and specifications Installation Inspection
Key Points (Installation) GPS assembly
Samsung Electronics. All Rights Reserved. Confidential and Proprietary. 1

Contents - 1
Health and Safety
Microcell eNB System Description & Interfaces
Microcell Overview
Key Specifications
Input Power
Dimensions and Weight
External interfaces
Antenna specifications
Mechanical specifications
Installation
Before Installing
Installation Tools
Installation Procedure
Wall Mount & Pole mount
Foundation Work
System Arrangement
Marking and Drilling
Unpacking Items
Contents - 2
Fixing System
Fix the System on a Wall
Fix the System on a Pole
System Leveling
Insulation Test
Cabling Procedure
Guidelines for Cable Connections
Cabling Diagram
Grounding
Grounding the Outdoor Micro Cell
Ground the GPS Arrestor
Power Cable Connection
Interface Cable Connection
Backhaul Cable Connection
GPS Cable Connection
Tagging Methods
RF Antenna Vertical Tilting
RF Antenna Horizontal Tilting
Installation scenarios

Contents - 3
VLAN Change Procedure
RFE-1 Survey Checklist
ATP-11A Checklist
ATP-11B Checklist

Preface
New and Changed Information
Added Installation Scenarios
Added Rack Types, Layout and Connectivity Details
Included SOT-50 details
Revision History
The following table lists the current version of the document. The complete
revision history is included in Slide 5
Document Number Document Version Publication Date Remarks

INJD-MA0616052 8.0 15 Jun 2016 History included in Slide 5

Revision History
Edition Date of Issue Author Remarks
Samsung Training
1.0 4thNovember 2014 Training Document published
Team
Samsung Training
2.0 15th November 2014 Added Agenda
Team
Samsung Training
3.0 24th November 2014 Team Added System description and Interface Module
Shafali Bansal
Samsung Training
Following slides
team
4.0 29th November added :50,92,95,96,99,100 ( P1/RP1 & Colo site)
Mr. Gautam
modified:16,153,157 changed:1,9,22,51,54,55,71,82,87
Upadhyay
Samsung Training
5.0 9th Dec 2014 Recreated the whole module as per Korean guidelines
Team
6.0 5th March 2015 Ajay Microcell training doc updated
7.0 24th Feb. 2016 James Raj New Micro cell

Microcell Introduction, Specifications,
Antenna System & Installation Guidelines

1. Introduction & Project Overview

SAMSUNG Outdoor Microcell Models
SOT-10 (Old)
Majority installation for RJio during the initial phase will be using this model
SOT-50 (New)
Sleeker Model
Integrated GPS Port No Need for CNT-400 Cable
Suitable for Pole based mounting

Microcell Overview
A microcell is a cell in a mobile phone network served by a low
power cellular base station (tower), covering a limited area such
as a mall, a hotel, or a transportation hub
A microcell uses power control to limit the radius of its coverage

area
Microcells are usually used to add network capacity in areas with

very dense phone usage, such as train stations
Microcellular systems are typically used to provide low cost

mobile phone systems in high-density environments such as large
cities

Deployment Criteria
Inadequate Coverage from Macro:
Existing macro solution on 2300MHz may not provide reliable indoor coverage
Deployed at street level to provide an outside-in approach to indoor coverage
High Capacity Needs / Targeted Hotspot:

Large number of localized users can be effectively offloaded to Outdoor Small Cells, thereby improving
efficiency of the network
Typical examples of this are Transport Hubs - train/bus station, airport, metro station exit
Site acquisition / Space constraints:

If sufficient room is not available to deploy conventional macro equipment, Outdoor Small Cells can be
deployed
Site deployment Challenges:

There may exist certain areas (e.g: Lutyens Delhi, D-Ward Mumbai) where it may be difficult to get the
necessary permission to deploy outdoor Macro Cells. Replacement of the DTA Macro Cells will fall in this
category
Rural Coverage:
Outdoor Small Cells may be an economically viable option for underserved rural areas
This is especially important to ensure that the rollout obligations are met in the rural areas
Time-to-market:
Faster to deploy than regular macro sites

Planning Criteria
Link Budget
Link budget structure is similar as macro sites.
Additional effort needed to ensure same DL and UL best servers, especially at cell-edge with
neighboring macro.
Antenna Height
Considering deployment constraints and smaller footprint, lower-than-clutter height is
recommended
Propagation Model
Recommend to use ray-tracing or Outdoor Small Cell model with higher-granularity clutter,
terrain & building heights
Optimization Requirements
Unless unavoidable, only first tier macro neighbor addition recommended
Network Parameters to be optimally set to ensure smooth transition between Macro Sites &
Small Cells
Additional macro optimization may be needed, especially in interference-limited scenarios
Tracking Area Code should be same as Macro Network

Design Philosophy
RJIL currently has two spectrum bands of operation
Band 40 20 MHz of LTE TDD spectrum &
Band 3 5 MHz of LTE FDD spectrum
Band 3 offers superior coverage but Band 40 offers significantly higher DL capacity.
The overall objective of the outdoor network (which will consist of

both Macro eNBs and Outdoor Small Cells) is to ensure that the service
offerings for the following services are met:
A minimum Downlink Throughput of 2Mbps shall be met for Best Effort services
A minimum Uplink Throughput of 256kbps shall be met for Best Effort services
VoLTE services shall be comparable, both in quality as well as the depth of coverage, to existing
voice services offered by other service providers
eMBMS services shall be offered at 5Mbps
It shall also be ensured that the connection success rate shall be greater than 98%, across all
services
Maximum Allowable Path Loss (MAPL) Vs. Distance

For all deployments, we can estimate the cell range based on the limiting service and link on both
uplink and downlink.
Based on the MAPL, the distance covered for an Urban Morphology will be typically 100m for the 5W
Outdoor Small Cell.

Microcell Installation Process Flow
RJio
Process 4 9
SAMSUNG
RJio
Scope of Work (SoW)

2. Microcell Specifications

Introduction Micro eNB
The Outdoor Micro eNB is located between the UE and EPC
The Outdoor Micro eNB is an all-in-one unit. If a fault occurs, the
unit must be replaced
The Outdoor Micro eNB can be installed vertical or horizontal
SOT - 10 SOT - 50

Key Specifications SOT 10/SOT 50
Item Specification
Air Specification LTE TDD
Operating Frequency 2.3GHz Single band (B40) (2,300~2,400MHz)
Channel Bandwidth 20 MHz
RF Chain 2Tx/2Rx
Input Power 230 VAC (nominal voltage)
Output Power 5 W/path
Capacity 1 Carrier/Omni
Backhaul Copper GE 1 port &Optic GE 1 port
Daisy chain Copper GE 1 port
Clock solution GPS, IEEE1588v2
Holdover 8 h for GPS
Operating Temperature -30~55C(in condition without sunlight)
-30~50C(in condition with sunlight)

Outdoor Micro Cell SOT 10
Unit: mm
278
159
[Top View]
380 345
[Left View] [Front View] [Right View] [Rear View]
[Bottom View]

Outdoor Micro Cell SOT 50

Dimensions and Weight
Item Specification
Dimensions (W)278 (D)159 (H)345 mm
Without antenna: Under 10 kg, under 9.5 L
Volume and Weight
With antenna: Under 11 kg, under 15.5 L

Input Power
The LTE eNB complies with EN60950 safety standard for electrical equipment. If the
operator wants AC power for the system input voltage, it can be supplied using an
additional external rectifier (installed by the provider).
Item Specification
Input Power 230 V AC (nominal voltage)

Micro eNB Structure
The Outdoor Micro eNB consists of the LTE 7 baseband and
transceiver Unified Board Assembly (L7UA), which is a digital
processing board, AC/DC, UCCM, AMP and a Filter block.
Internal Configuration of Outdoor Micro eNB is shown here:

External Interfaces

Connectors Micro eNB

Micro eNB Antenna
The Outdoor Micro eNB comes with an Integrated antenna system
which supports 2T2R
In order to increase the coverage ,we can use external high gain
antenna
In such cases ,we need to remove the inbuilt Antenna and connect the
Micro eNB with an external 2-port antenna system using two RF
jumpers
Solpar has to remove the Inbuilt antenna in the Warehouse and use
separate external Antenna at the site for Microcell Installation
After removal of low gain Antenna associated with Micro Cell in
warehouse, packing tape MUST BE used to seal/cover N type
connector both on Microcell Female type connector and Antenna
associated Male connectors to avoid damage of connector during
transportation to site
Antenna Manufactures are providing the external Antennas which are
cross polarized and supports 2300-2400 MHz band

Integrated Antenna Removal
Solpar has to remove the Inbuilt antenna in the Warehouse and
seal/cover all the connectors at Microcell end and also at the
antenna end
Step 1:
Step 2:

Jumper Specifications
Antenna System and Micro eNB are connected by Jumpers
Jumper Specifications:
No. of Jumpers: 2
Jumper Length : 2m
Jumper Cable type:
Connectors: DIN type male & N type Right angle male
Operating temperature: -65C to +85C

Quiz
What is the Voltage requirement for Micro eNB?
-48V DC
+24V DC
+230V AC
How much is the output power per path in Micro eNB
10W
5W
Either
GPS holdover time in Micro eNB is
24 hrs
12 hrs
8 hrs

Summary
Microcell eNB is installed to provide capacity in dense urban
areas
Outdoor Micro Cell uses LTE TDD method, with operating
frequency 2.3 GHz Single band (B40) (2,300~2,400 MHz)
Antenna used for Microcell eNB is 2 port antenna, which supports
2T2R
The Power requirement for Micro eNB is 230V AC.
Backhaul optical / ethernet ports are available on Microcell eNB

3. Installation Process

Installation Process

Installation Key Steps
1. Pre-Installation Check
2. System Installation Process
a. Microcell Installation
b. L2 Switch Installation
3. Connecting Cables
4. Setting up Antenna Tilt

Pres-Installation Checks
1. Prepare Tool List
2. Understand Equipment Specifications
3. Describe System Configuration & Interfaces

1.1Tool list

Tool List - 2

Tool List - 3

1.2 Microcell Specifications

1.3 System Configuration & Interface

1.3.1 External Interfaces SOT10

1.3.1 External Interfaces SOT50

A. Microcell Installation

2.1 Foundation Work

Space Requirements

2.2A Microcell System Installation
Mounting Options
Wall Mounting
Pole Mounting

2.2.1 Wall Mounting

Wall Mounting Steps - Marking

Wall Mounting Steps - Drilling

Wall Mounting Steps Fixing Bracket Assembly

Wall Mounting Steps Fixing System

Wall Mounting Steps Fixing System - 2



Wall Mounting Steps System Leveling

Wall Mounting Steps Insulation Testing

Wall Mounting Summary

1. System Marking

2. Drilling

3. Fixing Wall Bracket Assembly

3.1 Fixing Wall Bracket Assembly Steps 1 & 2

3.2 Fixing Wall Bracket Assembly Steps 3

4. Fixing Microcell Steps 1 & 2



Wall Mounting Summary of Parts

2.2.2 Pole Mounting

Pole Mounting Steps Fixing Bracket

Pole Mounting Steps Fixing Bracket Assembly-1

Pole Mounting Steps Fixing Bracket Assembly-2

Pole Mounting Steps Transportation - 1

Pole Mounting Steps Transportation - 2

Pole Mounting Steps System Fixing - 1



Pole Mounting Steps System Leveling

Pole Mounting Steps Insulation Test

Pole Mounting Summary

Standard Pole Dimensions SOT 10
Pole(114.3 mm) Unit: mm
380
[Side View]
Pole(114.3 mm)
450
278
[Top View]

Standard Pole Dimensions SOT 50

1. Pole Mounting Bracket Assembly Steps - 1/2

1. Pole Mounting Bracket Assembly Steps - 3/4

2. Fixing Microcell Steps - 1/2



Completed Installation & Summary of Parts

Quiz
Microcell air specification is
TDD
FDD
RF Chain Configuration used in Microcell Antenna System is

2T/2R
4T/4R
4T/2R
The LTE eNB complies with_______ safety standard for electrical equipment
EP60150
EN63250
EN60950
Summary
Outdoor Micro Cell uses LTE TDD method, with operating

frequency (2300~2400 MHz)
Operating temperature {-30~55C} (in condition without

sunlight)& {-30~50C} (in condition with sunlight).
Consist of Backhaul connector ,Copper GE 1 port & Optic GE 1

port.
RF Chain of Microcell is 2Tx/2Rx

3. Connecting Cables
Cabling Diagram
Grounding
Power Cabling
Backhaul Cable Connection
GPS Cable Connection

3.1 Cabling Diagram

Cable Types

3.2 Grounding Cabling Workflow

3.2.1 Ground Cable Connection - 1

3.2.1 Ground Cable Connection - 2

3.2.2 Connecting GPS Arrestor

3.3 Power Cable Connection

3.3.1 MCB

3.4.1 Backhaul Optical Cable Connection - 1




3.4.1 Backhaul Cable Connection - 5


3.4.1 Ensure Optical Fiber Connectivity

3.2.4 Disconnecting Optical Backhaul Cable

3.4.2 Backhaul Copper Cable Connection - 1



3.5.1 GPS Cable Connection - 1







3.5.2 GPS Arrestor Connection - 1







3.5.3 GPS Cabling (Antenna Side)

GPS Antenna Installation Checkpoint

4. Antenna Tilting
Horizontal Tilting
Vertical Tilting

4.1 Horizontal Tilting

4.2 Vertical Tilting
Summary
Outdoor Micro Cell has BH_OPT & BH_ETH ports for the Backhaul
connectivity
GPS arrestor is connected with CNT400 cable at the Microcell end
The capacity of Backhaul port is 1Gbps

B. L2 Switch Installation

2.2B L2 Switch Port Layout
VENDOR RAD
MODEL ETX 203AX

Activity Summary
1. Mount the unit in the rack
2. Connect Optical Cable Uplink port (Port 1/2) to FDP (Specified
Port)
3. Connect Backhaul Optical Cable Microcell (BH_OPT Port) to
User Port on L2 Switch (Port 3/4/5/6)
4. Connect Power Cable

Installation Guidelines
Allow at least 90 cm (36 in) of frontal clearance for operating and
maintenance accessibility
Allow at least 10 cm (4 in) clearance at the rear of the unit for

signal lines and interface cables
System uses AC power

Installation Steps
Mount and Fix the ETX-203AX switch to the rack using the
mounting screws
Insert the SFP modules into the relevant SFP-based Ethernet ports
1. Connect Optical Cable Uplink port (Port 1/2) to FDP
2. Connect Backhaul Optical Cable Microcell (BH_OPT Port) to User Port on
L2 Switch (Port 3/4/5/6)
Connect the power cable to the switch and MCB (6A)

L2 Switch Connectivity
To Microcell
Uplink Port

Utility Box

Microcell Installation Scenarios

Deployment Scenarios - 1
Rooftop (DTA - Difficult to Acquire sites)

Outdoor Small Cells are a good alternative to DTA Macro sites. They can be camouflaged
on the buildings and can also be used to cover the critical and important traffic junctions
and high traffic zones.
Typical Outdoor Small Cell deployment scenario is shown below on building terrace.
Smaller poles with 2 meters will be good enough. The rack can be installed either on
terrace or ground as agreed between RJIL & Housing Society.
Billboards/Hoardings and Hotspots

RJIL will install Outdoor Small Cell solution on hoardings to cover the hotspot areas like
highways within city limits, busy traffic junctions etc. This will ensure seamless voice &
data connectivity during peak traffic and mobility.
Bill Boards and Hoardings are the best option to provide coverage in important areas of
cities. These Hoardings are available in heart of city areas, near railway stations, main
traffic junctions and main roads. By installing Outdoor Small Cells on hoardings, nearby
buildings can also be targeted to provide coverage

Deployment Scenarios - 2
Flyovers & Sky Walks

RJIL will install Outdoor Small Cell solution on Flyovers to cover the areas like highways, busy
traffic roads, traffic junctions.
Outdoor Small Cells located on theses location can also be used to provide coverage to the
nearby dense urban areas, high traffic zones and poor coverage areas. Also areas which do
not have suitable sites in the vicinity can also be targeted for providing coverage.
Electricity / Utility Poles

A typical Outdoor Small Cell deployment scenario is as shown on electricity poles. The
proposed solution will be installed on the top of pole, below any lamp installation. This
meets the coverage requirement and the radiation compliance guidelines.
Depending on the site specific conditions, installation will be carried between 6 to 8 meters
depending on pole-specific conditions. Based on the coverage requirements number of
poles can be selected.
E.g: Lutyens Delhi, D-Ward Mumbai.

Flyovers & Sky Walk Installation
Fly Over Deployment

Electricity/Utility Pole Installation

Site Layout & Standard BoQ Rooftop/Hoarding
Rooftop Site Sector 1
on 2m Pole
Sector 3 Utility Rack
Sector 2
On 2m Pole
Wall Mount
S. No. Description Of Material UoM Roof Top Hoarding
ISP
1 Outdoor Small Cell with IRM Nos. 3 2
IP
2 L2 Switch with IRM Nos. 1 1
Backhaul
Hoarding / Billboards 3 FTB - 8F Nos. 1 1
OSP
4 Utility Rack & Power System Nos. 1 1
5 Battery (20Ah) Nos. 1 1
6 CPRI Cable(Predefined length) Mtr 60 40
7 Power Cable Mtr 80 50

Design Diagram Rooftop/Hoarding
Outdoor
Outdoor Small Cell- Outdoor
Small Cell- Sector 2 Small Cell-
Sector 1 Sector 3
CIPRI Cable
Power Cable CIPRI Cable
L2 Switch
Power Cable 3 core
CIPRI Cable
Power Cable
Fibre From
Nearest
CSS Ring
AC Raw
Power

Site Layout & Standard BoQ Street/Flyover
Street /Utility
S. No. Description Of Material UoM
Pole
ISP
1 Outdoor Small Cell with IRM Nos. 1
IP
2 L2 Switch with IRM Nos. 1
Backhaul
3 FTB - 8F Nos. 1
OSP
4 Sandwitchbox Nos. 1
5 CPRI Cable Mtr 10
6 Power Cable Mtr 25

Design Diagram - Street/Flyover

Use of High Gain Antenna
External Antenna can also be used with Small Cell to provide better
footprint at Highways, Tunnels & Rural Areas

Design Diagram High Gain Antenna

Camouflaged Installation
Camouflage Products
Site Camouflage products are intended to serve as an architectural camouflage for

Micro Cell equipment's that is not appealing to the general public or which may be
required by the local and regulatory agencies
While the RF transparent materials and construction serves the telecom wireless
industry, there are many other areas where concealment is effective
These non-metallic materials are not subject to corrosion, therefore provide years
of maintenance free service
RF Transparency and Quality of Construction
RF Transparent materials for a virtually unaffected signal to pass from the RF

transmitter out to its intended broadcast area
Transparent materials used are light weight, durable, and strong
FRP construction utilizes fire retardant resin with the addition of a UV absorber
and/or protective exterior polyurethane paint

Camouflage Deployment Scenarios
DEPLOYMENT SCENARIO
SR. NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION ROOF TOP ROOF TOP
STREET POLE
(ROOF MOUNT) (WALL MOUNT)
1 Round Planter -- --
2 Square Planter -- --
3 Avalon Column -- --
4 Signage --
5 AC Unit -- --

Camouflage Solutions

Sample Site Scenarios

Deployment Scenarios
Small Cell
Implementation in
NDMC in Delhi
Small Cell
Implementation
with integrated
advertising board

CCTV Pole

Pole - Building

Pole Mount

Street Pole - 1

Street Pole - 2

Wall Mount

Utility Rack Specifications

Types of Racks
1. Utility Rack
2. Sandwich Box

1. Utility Rack Specifications

2. Sandwich Box Form Factor

VLAN change on Samsung ODSC
Equipment through LMT Port

Procedure for VLAN change from 103 to 603
Please get the IP change access from Getit

TeraTerm should be installed on your laptop
Laptop should be connected directly with ODSC/LMT port by
using LAN cable

Step 1
Assign the below Mentioned Local IP on Laptop and Open Tera Term.
Enter Gateway IP in Tera Term which assigned on Laptop and Enter.

Step 2

Step 3
User Name : su a
PW : 123qwe
And then press Enter

Step 4

Step 5
We can check the Existing VLAN 103 by using this

command
root# getenv a

Step 6

Step 7
We can change the VLAN 603 by using this

command
root # setenv p DEFAULT_VLANID 603
root@00_00_00_L7UA-F01_0:/root> cd /mnt
root@00_00_00_L7UA-F01_0:/mnt> rm -rf *
root@00_00_00_L7UA-F01_0:/mnt> sync
root@00_00_00_L7UA-F01_0:/mnt> reboot

Step 8

Step 9
After rebooting the Smallcell, we can login as

usual by using default username and password.
Finally we can confirm the VLAN change from

103 to 603.

Step 10

RFE-1 Survey Checklist

Survey Checklist
1. General Information
2. Utility Box Information
3. Go/No-Go Criteria
4. Configuration Information
5. Panoramic Photos
6. Site Layout

1. General Information
Information to
To be filled be validated
Y/N
Remaining fields would be pre-filled

2. Utility Box Information

3. Go/No-Go Criteria
S.N Check Points Yes/No
Immediate antenna obstruction within
approximate 20 mtr(If Yes, Update obstruction
form to indicate the same with mentioning
1 approx. distance of the obstruction from the
candidate. Please mention obstruction type,
height, distance, direction here (like Trees; Dist. -
15m; Height - 10m; Direction - 300 deg))
Minimum Clearance around proposed equipment
location
2 FRONT: 800 mm or more
SIDE: 200 mm or more
Top/Bottom (Pole Type): 1000 mm or more
Availability of Pole & Width of Pole (if applicable)
3
-
Is Pole tilted? (Applicable to pole mountng sites)

4
If yes approx value of tilt
Location of Utility Box/Rack (Civil Work Required
5
or Not)
Presence of Cable Routing Tray(If Yes, Route of
Optical/Backhaul Cable and Power Cable Between
6
Utility Box to small Cell and approximate cable
lengths)
Installation to Proceed? Yes/No

4. Configuration Information
CONFIGURATION INFORMATION
No. Of
Micro Cells Azimuth Ht from External Antenna Ant type (In case of
Site Configuration :- Mount Type
(Degree) Gnd (m) reqd ext ant.)
Location
OutDoor Small Cell_1
OutDoor Small Cell_2

5. Site Photos
Panoramic Photos 00 to 3600 in increments of 300
Site Type View
Microcell Location
Obstruction

6. Site Layout - Example

ATP-11A Checklist

Workflow
1 Circle Deployment Lead (RJIL)
2 Circle Head (Samsung)
3 Area Manager (Samsung)
4 Project Manager (SOLPAR)
5 Field Engineer (SOLPAR)

Steps
1. Site Information
2. Small Cell & Cable Information
3. Installation Checklist
4. Site Inventory
5. Site Photos

1. Site Information

2. Small Cell & Cable Information
S.N Parameter Value Remarks
Samsung
1 Site Cell Details Small Cell Type
(SOT10/SOT50)
Microcell - 1
2 Height from ground level (mts)
Microcell - 2 (if applicable)
Microcell - 1
3 Mechanical Tilt
Microcell - 1
4 Azimuth (Orientation)
Microcell - 2
Fiber Cable length (SMC to Microcell - 1
5
L2 Switch) Microcell - 2 (if applicable)
Power Cable length (SMC Microcell - 1
6
to Utility Rack) Microcell - 2 (if applicable)
Microcell - 1 Internal/External
7 Antenna Type
Microcell - 2 (if applicable) Internal/External
Microcell - 1 Samsung/Vendor
8 Antenna Make
Microcell - 2 (if applicable) Samsung/Vendor
Microcell - 1 Inbuilt/Model
9 Antenna model
Microcell - 2 (if applicable) Inbuilt/Model
Microcell - 1 Direct/Pole
10 GPS Antenna Type
Microcell - 2 (if applicable) Direct/Pole
Microcell - 1
11 GPS Antenna Make/Model
3. Site Installation Checklist - 1

B. SMALL CELL INSTALLATION CHECK
1 Mounting Bracket Status for Microcell - 1
2 Mounting Bracket Status for Microcell - 2 (if applicable)
3 Power Connection for Microcell - 1
4 Power Connection Microcell -2 (if applicable)
5 Backhaul Cable Connection for Microcell - 1
6 Backhaul Cable Connection for Microcell -2 (if applicable)
7 GPS Connection for Microcell - 1 (if applicable)
8 GPS Connection for Microcell -2 (if applicable)
11 Grounding Cable Connection for Microcell - 1
10 Grounding Cable Connection for Microcell -2 (if applicable)
11 No sharp bends/No installation damage on cables
12 Labeling of all the cables



4. Site Inventory

5. Site Photos - 1
Main Site
Cabinet
MCB
L2 Optical Connection
Backhaul
Power Connection
Power Labeling
Rack Installation
L2 Switch Installation
Fiber Optic Labelling
Serial Number
L2 Switch Serial Number
Host Name L2 Switch
Power Cable Labelling L2 Switch
LED Indicators L2 Switch
FTB Installation
Rack Mounting
Cable Tie
Raw Power Termination - Rack

5. Site Photos - 2
Earthing
SMPS Earthing
Microcell Earthing
IGB
OGB
Mounting
L2 Switch
Microcell Mounting
Microcell Weather Proofing
GPS
Antenna
Arrestor

ATP-11B Checklist

ATP-11B Process
1. Site Information
2. Site Commissioning Checklist
3. Site Photos

1. Site Information

2. Site Commissioning Checklist - 1

2. Site Commissioning Checklist - 2
B. SMALL CELL CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
3 SMC001 should have latest Software release version
4 SMC002 should have latest Software release version

Uplink Interference Check
To check if the SMC001 reports any uplink, in-band interference even
5 when all adjacent sites are blocked. This helps to discover and eliminate any unknown sources of
interference. The value of UL IOT (Intereference over Thermal)should be less than -115 dBm/20M. Any
major/minor Uplink interference should be reported
To check if the SMC002 reports any uplink, in-band interference even
when all adjacent sites are blocked. This helps to discover and eliminate any unknown sources of
6
interference. The value of UL IOT hould be less than -115 dBm/20M. Any major/minor Uplink interference
should be reported
GPS Lock Status Check
7 To check the GPS lock status of SMC001, whether the GPS is showing the correct latitude & longitude as
planned. Retrieve the actual Lat-Long & update the Site LSMR database
To check the GPS lock status of SMC002, whether the GPS is showing the correct latitude & longitude as
8
planned. Retrieve the actual Lat-Long & update the Site LSMR database
Ping Latency Test/UL/DL
SMC001
9 Latency : ms (30ms)
MAX DL Throughput : Mbps (40 Mbps)
MAX UL Throughput : Mbps (4 Mbps)
SMC002
Latency : ms (30ms)
10
MAX DL Throughput : Mbps (40 Mbps)
MAX UL Throughput : Mbps (4 Mbps)
Internet Browsing/Surfing Test (Automatic)
11
SMC001 (Pass/Fail)
Internet Browsing/Surfing Test (Automatic)
12
SMC002 (Pass/Fail)

3. Site Photos

SCFT

Pre-requisites
Hardware Requirements
SAMSUNG Core Prime Handset
Software Requirements
XCAL

Walk Test Guidelines
Walk test shall be done up to around 200m from the small cell in
its main lobe and around 100 m on both side lobes of cell
In case, handover happens before above mentioned distance, DT

engineer should still move around 25 m away from the site, in
order to check if handover happens back to the cell on which test
is being performed

Microcell Single Cell Functional Test
Pre-requisites
Record the geo-location (latitude/longitude), height and azimuth of the
Microcell
Verify and record that the microcell is radiating by checking the RSRP
Verify and record the PCI for each cell
Check for obstructions (within approx. 25m) in main lobe of antenna and
record if any
Test Case Test Case Test Type

No.
1 UE Attach Stationary
2 DL Throughput Mobility
3 UL Throughput Mobility
4 VoLTE Call Stationary
5 Cell Coverage Validation Mobility

Stationery Test Procedure - 1
UE Attach
UE acquires the LTE network
Select the desired PCI in XCAL Tool for Stationary test for the cell under test
Verify from the logs that the UE is successfully attached to the network using
following messages
Message Note
Attach Request Attach Request
Attach Accept Attach Result
Activate default EPS bearer context
Attach Complete
and Attach Complete

VoLTE Call setup
Ensure that UE is successfully attached to the LTE network
Perform the walk test
Verify from the logs that VoLTE call is setup successfully using following
messages:
Message Note
IMS SIP Invite SIP Invite from UE
IMS SIP:200 OK for

Successful call setup
SIP Invite

Mobility Test
Data Upload & Download Test
Ensure that UE is successfully attached to LTE network
Perform the drive/walk test as per drive test guidelines (Point no. 1 above)
Verify that the file has been downloaded & uploaded successfully, record the
throughput and stop logging

Cell Coverage and Handover Verification
Ensure that UE is successfully attached to LTE network
Coverage objective criteria will be defined by samples collected according to
distance based on morphology: 100m for MU & 80m for DU
RSRP of 90% of samples collected within coverage objective area shall be
better than -90dbm
The file size for the FTP test will be single file of 8GB. The file should be in the
highest compressed format such that no further compression of the file is
possible
Ensure that Handover is performed between Micro-cell to nearby Micro cell
or eNodeB in both the directions
Plot 1x1 m bin. Geo plot these for RSRP by PCI, PDSCH/PUSCH throughput on
map and verify the coverage objectives are met as per RF design
Identify and highlight any coverage per PCI in undesirable areas

Reporting Template
Call
KPIs Category Result
Model
Successful UE Attach ST KPI
Successful VoLTE Mobile-to-Mobile
ST KPI
Call
Coverage Objective Met with RSRP >= - DTDL,
Info
90 dbm (>=90 %) DTUL
Successful Outgoing Handover to DTDL,
KPI
other Micro/Macro Cell DTUL
Successful Incoming Handover from DTDL,
KPI
other Micro/Macro Cell DTUL
Average / Peak MAC Throughput DL
DTDL Info
(kbps)
Average / Peak MAC Throughput UL
DTUL Info
(kbps)
DTDL,
Percentage of SINR >= -2 dB ( >=95 %) Info
DTUL
Average VoLTE Latency (ms) ST Info
Average VoLTE Jitter (ms) ST Info
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3GHz Outdoor Microcell Installation

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Course Objective Who should attend

Health and safety System Installation

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6.0 5th March 2015 Ajay Microcell training doc updated

7.0 24th Feb. 2016 James Raj New Micro cell

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A microcell uses power control to limit the radius of its coverage

Microcells are usually used to add network capacity in areas with

Microcellular systems are typically used to provide low cost

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High Capacity Needs / Targeted Hotspot:

Site acquisition / Space constraints:

Site deployment Challenges:

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The overall objective of the outdoor network (which will consist of

Maximum Allowable Path Loss (MAPL) Vs. Distance

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Input Power 230 V AC (nominal voltage)

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How much is the output power per path in Micro eNB

GPS holdover time in Micro eNB is

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