SJ-20190709135110-002-ZXRAN V9200 (V2.0) Hardware Description - 896375

ZXRAN V9200
Radio Access Network

Hardware Description
Version: V2.0
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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Chassis ...................................................................................... 1-1
Chapter 2 Boards........................................................................................ 2-1
2.1 Switching Board ................................................................................................. 2-1
2.1.1 Switching Board VSWc0 ........................................................................... 2-1
2.1.2 Switching Board VSWc2 ........................................................................... 2-5
2.2 Baseband Processing Board ............................................................................... 2-9
2.2.1 Baseband Processing Board VBPc0.......................................................... 2-9
2.2.2 Baseband Processing Board VBPc1.........................................................2-11
2.2.3 Baseband Processing Board VBPc5........................................................ 2-14
2.3 General Computing Board VGCc1..................................................................... 2-17
2.4 Environment Monitoring Board VEMc1 .............................................................. 2-18
2.5 Power Distribution Board VPDc1 ....................................................................... 2-19
2.6 Fan Array Module VFC1 ................................................................................... 2-20
Chapter 3 Cables ........................................................................................ 3-1

3.1 Power Cable ...................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Grounding Cable ................................................................................................ 3-2
3.3 Optical Fiber Cable............................................................................................. 3-2
3.4 GPS Cable ........................................................................................................ 3-3
Glossary .......................................................................................................... I

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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes the hardware composition of the ZXRAN V9200, including the
chassis, boards, and cables.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Hardware installation engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.
Chapter 1, Chassis Describes the chassis configurations of the ZXRAN V9200.
Chapter 2, Boards Describes the functions, panels, interfaces, and indicators of the
boards in the ZXRAN V9200.
Chapter 3, Cables Describes the cables for the ZXRAN V9200, including their overviews
and signal connection relations.
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.
Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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Chapter 1
Chassis
The ZXRAN V9200 is a baseband unit. It can be integrated into the cabinet of a macro
base station. It is connected to the RSU inside the cabinet or connected to the remote
RRU of a distributed base station, see Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Overview
Table 1-1 lists the boards in the ZXRAN V9200.
Table 1-1 ZXRAN V9200 Boards
Silk Screen Board Name
VSWc0 Switch Board type c0
VSWc2 Switch Board type c2
VBPc0 Baseband Processing Board type c0
VGCc1 General Computing Board type c1
VEMc1 Environment Monitoring Board type c1
VPDc1 Power Distribution Board type c1
VFC1 Fan Array Module type C1
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Boards
Figure 2-1 shows the logical architecture of the ZXRAN V9200.
Figure 2-1 Hardware Architecture Diagram
The ZXRAN V9200 can be configured to a single mode or multi-mode GSM /UMTS /LTE
/Pre5G/5G system.
Table of Contents
Switching Board .........................................................................................................2-1
Baseband Processing Board ......................................................................................2-9
General Computing Board VGCc1............................................................................2-17
Environment Monitoring Board VEMc1 .....................................................................2-18
Power Distribution Board VPDc1 ..............................................................................2-19
Fan Array Module VFC1...........................................................................................2-20
2.1 Switching Board

Switching board is used to control and manage the baseband unit as well as to provide
transmission interfaces and system clock. There are two types of switching boards:
VSWc0 and VSWc2
2.1.1 Switching Board VSWc0

Function
The functions of VSWc0 are described as follows:
2-1

l Implements LTE control plane and service plane protocols processing, including
S1AP, X2AP, RRC, and PDCP.
l Implements Ethernet switching function and implements data switching for service
and control flow within the system.
l Processes Abis/Iub/S1/X2 interface protocols.
l Supports software management and local/remote BBU software upgrading.
l Supervises the running status of each board within the system.
l Provides the LMT interface for local operation and maintenance.
l Provides GPS interface and manages GPS receivers.
l Supports synchronization to various clock sources, including GNSS, IEEE1588,
1PPS+TOD, and SyncE. It can select one according to the actual configuration.
l Provides a real-time clock for system operation and maintenance and calibrates the
real-time clock.
l Manages hardware management information, including that of racks, slots, boards,
software versions and board function configurations.
l Provides a USB interface for software upgrading and base station commissioning.
Panel
Figure 2-2 shows the panel of the VSWc0 board.
Figure 2-2 VSWc0 Board Panel
Interfaces
For a description of the interfaces on the panel of the VSWc0 board, refer to Table 2-1.
Table 2-1 VSWc0 Panel Interface Descriptions
Interface Name Description
ETH1 – ETH2 1 GE/10 GE optical interface, used for backhaul transmission and base
station coordination.
ETH3 1 GE electrical interface for backhaul transmission.
DBG/LMT 10 M/100 M/1000 M Ethernet interface for local maintenance/debugging.
CLK 1PPS+TOD clock signal input/output interface.
GNSS GNSS antenna interface.
USB base station commissioning/software upgrading.
Indicators on the Panel

For a description of the indicators on the panel, refer to Table 2-2.
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Table 2-2 VSWc0 Panel Indicators
Indicator Silk Screen Icon Quantity Color Description
RUN 1 Green Operation status indicator

l Solid on: The operating software is
being loaded.
l Flashing slowly: The board is
operating properly.
l Flashing quickly: An external
communication exception occurs.
l Off: There is no power input.
ALM 1 Red Alarm Indicator

l On: A hardware failure occurs.
l Off: There is no hardware fault.
M/S 1 Green NTF self-test indicator

l Flashing quickly: The system is self
testing.
l Flashing slowly: The system self-test
is completed. To restore proper
system operation, press the M/S
button.
Active/standby status indicator
l Solid on: active.
l Off: standby.
USB commissioning status indicator
l Flashing seven times slowly: A USB
device is detected.
l Flashing quickly: Data is being read
from the USB device.
l Flashing slowly: Data reading from
the USB device is completed.
l Solid off: The USB device fails the
check.
REF REF 1 Green Clock reference indicator

l Solid on: The reference clock source
is not operating properly.
l Flashing slowly (on for 0.3 second
and off for 0.3 second alternately):
The antenna feeder is operating
properly.
l Off: The reference clock source is
not configured.
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Indicator Silk Screen Icon Quantity Color Description
ETH1–E- None 1/port Red/Gr- Green Upper-layer link status indicator

TH2 een l On: The link is operating
properly.
l Flashing: The link is
operating properly, and
data is being transmitted
on the link.
Red Bottom-layer physical link status

indicator
l On: The optical module is
faulty.
l Flashing slowly: The
optical module receives no
signal.
l Flashing quickly: The
optical module receives
signals but the link is faulty.
Off The optical module does not

exist or is not configured.
ETH3 None 2/port Green Left Link status indicator

l On: The bottom-layer link
of this port is operating
properly.
l Off: The bottom-layer link
of this port is broken.
Right Data status indicator

l Off: No data is being
transmitted.
l Flashing: Data is being
transmitted.
DBG/LMT None 2/port Green Left Link status indicator

l On: The bottom-layer link
of this port is operating
properly.
l Off: The bottom-layer link
of this port is broken.

transmitted.
transmitted.
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Note:
The RUM and ALM indicators flash alternately, indicating that the board management unit
is starting up.
2.1.2 Switching Board VSWc2

Function
The functions of VSWc2 are described as follows:
l VSWc2 accomplishes LTE control plane and service plane protocols processing
and 5G transmission transferring, including S1AP, X2AP, RRC, PDCP etc. or
accomplishes 5G control plane and service plane protocols processing and 5G
transmission transferring.
l Implements Ethernet switching function and implements data switching for service
and control flow within the system.
l Processes Abis/Iub/S1/X2 interface protocols.
l Supports software management and local/remote BBU software upgrading.
l Supervises the running status of each board within the system.
l Provides the LMT interface for local operation and maintenance.
l Provides GPS interface and manages GPS receivers.
l Supports synchronization to various clock sources, including GNSS, IEEE1588,
1PPS+TOD, and SyncE. It can select one according to the actual configuration.
l Provides a real-time clock for system operation and maintenance and calibrates the
real-time clock..
l Manages hardware management information, including that of racks, slots, boards,
software versions and board function configurations.
l Provides USB interfaces for for software upgrading and base station commissioning.
Panel
Figure 2-3 shows the panel of the VSWc2 board.
Figure 2-3 Panel of the VSWc2 Board
Interface
For a description of the interfaces on the panel of the VSWc2 board, refer to Table 2-3.
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Table 2-3 VSWc2 Panel Interface Descriptions
ETH1 – ETH2 10 GE/25 GE optical interface, used for backhaul transmission and
base station coordination.
ETH3 – ETH4 100 GE optical interface, used for backhaul transmission and base
station coordination.
ETH5 1 GE electrical interface for backhaul transmission.
DBG/LMT 10 M/100 M/1000 M Ethernet interface for local maintenance/debug-

ging.
CLK 1PPS+TOD clock signal input/output interface.
GNSS GNSS antenna interface.
USB base station commissioning/software upgrading.

Table 2-4 VSWc2 Panel Indicators
Indicator Silk Screen Icon Quan- Color Description

tity

being loaded.
l Flashing slowly: The board is operating
properly.
l Flashing quickly: An external
communication exception occurs.

M/S 1 Green NTF self-test indicator

l Flashing quickly: The system is self
testing.
l Flashing slowly: The system self-test
is completed. To restore proper system
operation, press the M/S button.
Active/standby status indicator
l Solid on: active.
l Off: standby.
USB commissioning status indicator
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tity
l Flashing seven times slowly: A USB

device is detected.
l Flashing quickly: Data is being read
from the USB device.
l Flashing slowly: Data reading from the
USB device is completed.
l Solid off: The USB device fails the
check.
REF REF 1 Green Clock reference indicator

l Solid on: The reference clock source
is not operating properly.
l Flashing slowly (on for 0.3 second and
off for 0.3 second alternately): The
antenna feeder is operating properly.
l Off: The reference clock source is not
configured.
ETH1–E- None 1/port Red/Gr- Green Upper-layer link status indicator

TH2 een l On: The link is operating
properly.
data is being transmitted on
the link.

indicator
faulty.
l Flashing slowly: The optical
module receives no signal.
l Flashing quickly: The optical
module receives signals but
the link is faulty.
Off The optical module does not exist

or is not configured.
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tity
ETH3–E- None 1/port Red/Gr- Green l On: The link is operating

TH4 een properly.
data is being transmitted on
the link.
Red l On: The optical module is

faulty.
l Flashing quickly: Every
channel of the optical module
has signals but one channel
has a linkDown error.

ETH5 None 2/port Green Left Link status indicator

l On: The bottom-layer link of
this port is operating properly.
l Off: The bottom-layer link of
this port is broken.

transmitted.
transmitted.
DBG/LMT None 2/port Green Left Link status indicator

l On: The bottom-layer link of
this port is operating properly.
l Off: The bottom-layer link of
this port is broken.

transmitted.
transmitted.
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Note:
is starting up.
2.2 Baseband Processing Board

The baseband processing board, which processes the physical layer protocols and frame
protocol specified by 3GPP. There are three types of BP boards: VBPc0, VBPc1 and
VBPc5.
2.2.1 Baseband Processing Board VBPc0

Function
VBPc0 is a baseband processing board. It processes the 2G, 3G, and 4G baseband
protocols defined by the 3GPP. Its functions are described as follows:
l Processes physical layer protocols.

l Processes MAC, RLC and PDCP protocols.
l Provides IQ data mesh network between all baseband boards.
l Provides CPRI interfaces.
Panel
Figure 2-4 shows the panel of the VBPc0 board.
Figure 2-4 VBPc0 Panel
Interface
For a description of the interfaces on the panel of the VBPc0 board, refer to Table 2-5.
Table 2-5 VBPc0 Panel Interface Descriptions
Interface Description
OF1–OF6 10 Gbps SFP+ interface, used for connecting to RRUs/AAUs

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Table 2-6 VBPc0 Panel Indicators
Interface Silk Screen Quantity Color Description

Icon

being loaded.
operating properly.
l Flashing quickly: The communication
link to the VSW board is broken.

OF1–OF6 None 1/port Red/Green Green Flashing: The link is operating

properly.
Red Bottom-layer physical link

status indicator
l On: The optical module
is faulty.
l Flashing slowly: The
optical module receives
no signal.
optical module has
signals but the frame is
out of lock.
Off The optical module does not

exist or is not configured.
Note:
is starting up.
Capacity Specifications
For a description of the capacity specifications of the VBPc0 board, refer to Table 2-7.
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Table 2-7 Capacity Specifications of the VBPc0 Board
Radio Standard Specification
UMTS 24 CSs (1536 CEs), DL 1036.8 Mbps/UL 276 Mbps
FDD LTE 12 2T2R/2T4R/4T4R 20 MHz Cells, DL 1800 Mbps/UL 900 Mbps,

14400 RRC_connected Users
GU dual-mode 36 TRXs + 12 CSs(768 CEs)
GF dual-mode 36 TRXs + 6 4T4R cells
FN dual-mode 12 4T4R cells + 6 carriers
GUN multi-mode 36 TRXs + 6 CSs (384 CEs) + 6 carriers
GUFN multi-mode 18 TRXs + 6 CSs (384 CEs) + 6 4T4R cells + 3 carriers
Note:
The specifications listed in the table refer to the maximum hardware capability. The actual
configuration depends on the software license in the contract.

Function
VPBc1 is a baseband processing board for GSM/UMTS/LTE/NB-IoT. Its functions are
described as follows::
l Processes MAC, RLC and PDCP protocols.
l Provides CPRI interfaces.
Panel
Interface
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EOF 100 Gbps QSFP28 interface, reserved.
OF1–OF6 10/25 Gbps SFP+/SFP28 interfaces for connecting to the RRUs/AAUs.
OF7–OF9 10 Gbps SFP+ interface for connecting to the RRUs/AAUs.

Table 2-9 VBPc1 Panel Indicators
Interface Silk Quantity Color Description

Screen
Icon

l Solid on: The operating software is being
loaded.
properly.
l Flashing quickly: The communication link
to the VSW board is broken.
ALM 1 Red Alarm indicator

EOF None 1/port Red/Green Green Upper-layer link status indicator

l On: The link is operating
properly.
l Flashing: The link is operating
properly, and data is being
transmitted on the link.

indicator
faulty.
l Flashing quickly: Every
channel of the optical module
has signals but one channel
has a linkDown error.
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Screen
Icon

OF1–OF9 None 1/port Red/Green Green Upper-layer link status indicator

Flashing: The link is operating
properly.

indicator
faulty.
module has signals but the
frame is out of lock.

Note:
is starting up.
FDD LTE 18 2T2R/2T4R/4T4R 20MHz Cells, 21600 RRC_connected Users, DL

2700 Mbps/UL 1350 Mbps
FN dual-mode 12 FDDLTE Cells + 12 NB-IoT Carriers,

or 18 FDDLTE Cells + 6 NB-IoT Carriers
GF dual-mode 36 GSM TRXs + 12 FDDLTE Cells
UF dual-mode 12 UMTSCSs (768 CEs) + 12 FDDLTE Cells
GUF multi-mode 36 GSM TRXs + 12 UMTSCSs (768 CEs) + 6 FDDLTE Cells
GUN multi-mode 18 GSM TRXs + 24 UMTSCSs (1536 CEs) + 6 NB-IoT Carriers
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UFN multi-mode 12 UMTSCSs (768 CEs) + 12 FDDLTE Cells + 6 NB-IoT Carriers
GFN multi-mode 36 GSM TRXs + 12 FDDLTE Cells + 6 NB-IoT Carriers
GUFN multi-mode 12 GSM TRXs + 6 UMTSCSs (512 CEs) + 12 FDDLTE Cells + 6

NB-IoTCarriers,
or 12 GSM TRXs + 12 UMTSCSs (768 CEs) + 9 FDDLTE Cells + 3
NB-IoTCarriers,
Or 18 GSM TRXs + 6 UMTSCSs (384 CEs) + 12FDDLTE Cells + 6
NB-IoTCarriers,
Or 24 GSM TRXs + 12 UMTSCSs (1024 CEs) + 6 FDDLTE Cells + 3
NB-IoTCarriers
Note:

Function
VBPc5 is a baseband processing board. It processes the 5G baseband protocols defined
by the 3GPP. Its functions are described as follows:
l Supports MAC, RLC, and PDCP protocols.
l Provides CPRI/eCPRI interfaces.
Panel
Interface
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EOF 100 Gbps QSFP28 interface, reserved.
OF1 – OF6 10/25 Gbps SFP+/SFP28 interfaces for connecting to the RRUs and the AAUs.

Table 2-12 VBPc5 Indicator Descriptions

Screen
Icon

l Solid on: The operating software is being
loaded.
properly.
l Flashing quickly: The communication link to
the VSW board is broken.

EOF - 1/port Red/Gr- Green l On: The link is operating properly.

een l Flashing: The link is operating
properly, and data is being
transmitted on the link.
Red l On: The optical module is faulty.

l Flashing slowly: The optical module
receives no signal.
l Flashing quickly: Every channel of
the optical module has signals but
one channel has a linkDown error.
Off The optical module does not exist or is

not configured.
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Screen
Icon
OF1–OF6 - 1/port Red/Gr- Green Upper-layer link status indicator

een Flashing: The link is operating properly.

indicator
l On: The optical module is faulty.
l Flashing slowly: The optical module
receives no signal.
module has signals but the frame
is out of lock.
Off The optical module does not exist or is

not configured.
Note:
is starting up.
5G SUB6G 3×64T64R 100 MHz cells/3×16T16R 100 MHz Cells
5G mmWAVE 6×4T4R 400 MHz Cells
5G SUB1G 12×2T2R/2T4R/4T4R 20 MHz cells
Note:
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2.3 General Computing Board VGCc1

Function
VGCc1 is a general computing board, processing the PDCP services defined by the 3GPP
and general computing services.
Panel
Figure 2-7 shows the panel of the VGCc1 board.
Figure 2-7 VGCc1 Panel
Interface
For a description of the interfaces on the panel of the VGCc1 board, refer to Table 2-14.
Table 2-14 VGCc1 Panel Interface Descriptions
USB For software download and local debugging.
HS CPU maintenance button, reserved.

Table 2-15 VGCc1 Indicator Descriptions

Icon

l Solid on: The operating software
is being loaded.
operating properly.
communication link to the
VSW board is broken.

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Note:
is starting up.
2.4 Environment Monitoring Board VEMc1

Function
VEMc1 is an environment monitoring board. Its functions are described as follows:
l Provides site alarm dry contacts.
l Provides site environment monitoring interfaces.
Panel
Figure 2-8 shows the panel of the VEMc1 board.
Figure 2-8 VEMc1 Panel
Interface
For a description of the interfaces on the panel of the VEMc1 board, refer to Table 2-16.
Table 2-16 VEMc1 Panel Interface Descriptions
EAM1 RJ45 interface, providing 4 input/output bidirectional dry contacts.
EAM2 – EAM3 RJ45 interfaces, each providing 4 input dry contacts.
MON one RS485 and one RS232,used for environment monitoring.

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Table 2-17 VEMc1 Indicator Descriptions

Icon

l Solid on: The operating
software is being loaded.
operating properly.
communication link to the
VSW board is broken.

Note:
is starting up.
2.5 Power Distribution Board VPDc1

Function
VPDc1 is a power distribution board. Its functions are described as follows:
l Supports protection, filtering and anti-reverse connection of -48 V DC input power
supply with rated current 50 A.
l Supports output -48 V active/standby function.
l Supports under-voltage alarms.
l Supports voltage and current monitoring.
l Supports temperature monitoring.
Panel
Figure 2-9 shows the panel of the VPDc1 board.
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Figure 2-9 VPDc1 Panel
Interface
For a description of the interfaces on the panel of the VPDc1 board, refer to Table 2-18.
Table 2-18 VPDc1 Panel Interface Descriptions
-48 V/-48 V RTN –48 V input interface

Table 2-19 VPDc1 Panel Indicators

Icon
PWR 1 Green –48 V power module status indicator

Solid on: The power supply is operating
properly.
Off: There is no power input.
ALM 1 Red 48 V power module alarm indicator

Off: There is no fault.
Solid on: The power input is
over-voltage or under-voltage.
2.6 Fan Array Module VFC1

Function
VFC1 is a fan module and provides the following functions:
l Monitors and controls system temperature.

l Monitors, controls, and reports the fan state.
Panel
Figure 2-10 shows the panel of the VFC1 board.
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Figure 2-10 VFC1 Panel

Table 2-20 Indicator Descriptions

Icon

being loaded.
operating properly.
communication link to the VSW
board is broken.

Note:
is starting up.
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Chapter 3
Cables
Table of Contents
Power Cable ..............................................................................................................3-1
Grounding Cable ........................................................................................................3-2
Optical Fiber Cable.....................................................................................................3-2
GPS Cable .................................................................................................................3-3
3.1 Power Cable

Function
The power cable is used for connecting the external –48 V DC power to the ZXRAN V9200.
External View
Figure 3-1 shows an external view of the power cable.
Figure 3-1 Power Cable
Wire Descriptions
For a description of the cable signal relations, refer to Table 3-1.
Table 3-1 Cable Signal Relations
Name Pin (End A) Pin (End B)
–48 V RTN 1 Red wire
–48 V 2 Blue wire
Cable Connection Descriptions

For a description of the power cable connection relations, refer to Table 3-2.
Table 3-2 Cable Connection Descriptions
End A End B
–48 V/–48 V RTN interface of the VPDc1 board External power supply
3-1

3.2 Grounding Cable

Function
A grounding cable is used to connect the grounding interface of the ZXRAN V9200 to an
earth mat for device security and personal safety.
External View
The grounding cable is a yellow-green cable with a cross-sectional area of 16 mm 2. Figure
3-2 shows an external view of the grounding cable.
Figure 3-2 Grounding Cable
Note:
End B of the grounding cable should be made as required on the site.

For a description of the grounding cable connection relations, refer to Table 3-3.
Table 3-3 Cable Connection Descriptions
End A End B
Protective grounding interface in the ZXRAN V9200 chassis Grounding point of the rack/cabinet
3.3 Optical Fiber Cable

Function
In the ZXRAN V9200 system, the optical fiber cable can be used to:
l Connect the ZXRAN V9200 to the RRU.
l Connect the ZXRAN V9200 to the BBU.
l Connect the ZXRAN V9200 to the core network.
External View
Figure 3-3 , Figure 3-4 and Figure 3-5 shows an external view of the optical fiber cable.
Both ends of the cable are equipped with LC connectors.
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Figure 3-3 Optical Fiber 1

For a description of the cable connection relations, refer to Table 3-4 and Table 3-5.
Table 3-4 Optical Fiber 1 Connection Descriptions
End A End B
ETH interface of the VSW board Optical interface of the BBU or core network
End A End B
RRU ZXRAN V9200
End A End B
VOSc1 board VBP board
3.4 GPS Cable

Function
A GPS jumper cable is used to connect the GNSS interface on the VSW board of the
ZXRAN V9200 to the GPS lightning arrester.
3-3

A GPS feeder is used to connect the GPS lightning arrester to the GPS antenna.
External Views
Figure 3-6 shows an external view of a GPS jumper cable.
Figure 3-6 GPS jumper Cable
Figure 3-7 shows an external view of a GPS feeder.
Figure 3-7 GPS feeder

For a description of the connections of the GPS jumper cable, refer to Table 3-7.
Table 3-7 Connections of the GPS jumper Cable
End A End B
GNSS interface of the VSW board GPS lightning arrester
For a description of the connections of the GPS feeder, refer to Table 3-8.
Table 3-8 Connections of the GPS feeder
End A End B
GPS lightning arrester GPS antenna
3-4

Glossary
1PPS
- 1 Pulse Per Second
3GPP
- 3rd Generation Partnership Project
AAU
- Active Antenna Unit
ALM
- Alarm
BBU
- Base Band Unit
CLK
- Clock
CPRI
- Common Public Radio Interface
CPU
- Central Processing Unit
FDD
- Frequency Division Duplex
GNSS
- Global Navigation Satellite System
GPS
- Global Positioning System
GSM
- Global System for Mobile Communications
HS
- High Standby
LMT
- Local Maintenance Terminal
LTE
- Long Term Evolution
MAC
- Media Access Control
MON
- Monitor

NB-IoT
- Narrow Band Internet of Things
PDCP
- Packet Data Convergence Protocol
PWR
- Power
RLC
- Radio Link Control
RRC
- Radio Resource Control
RRU
- Remote Radio Unit
RSU
- RF System Unit
RTN
- Return
S1AP
- S1 Application Protocol
SFP
- Small Form-Factor Pluggable
TOD
- Time of Day
UMTS
- Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
USB
- Universal Serial Bus
X2AP
- X2 Application Protocol
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ZXRAN V9200

Radio Access Network

Revision No. Revision No. Revision Reason

R1.0 2019-07-09 First edition

Serial Number: SJ-20190709135110-002

Publishing Date: 2019-07-09 (R1.0)

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Chapter 3 Cables ........................................................................................ 3-1

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What Is in This Manual

Chapter 1, Chassis Describes the chassis configurations of the ZXRAN V9200.

Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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Figure 1-1 Overview

Table 1-1 lists the boards in the ZXRAN V9200.

Table 1-1 ZXRAN V9200 Boards

Silk Screen Board Name

VSWc0 Switch Board type c0

VSWc2 Switch Board type c2

VBPc0 Baseband Processing Board type c0

VBPc1 Baseband Processing Board type c1

VBPc5 Baseband Processing Board type c5

VGCc1 General Computing Board type c1

VEMc1 Environment Monitoring Board type c1

VPDc1 Power Distribution Board type c1

VFC1 Fan Array Module type C1

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Figure 2-1 Hardware Architecture Diagram

2.1 Switching Board

2.1.1 Switching Board VSWc0

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Figure 2-2 VSWc0 Board Panel

Table 2-1 VSWc0 Panel Interface Descriptions

Interface Name Description

ETH3 1 GE electrical interface for backhaul transmission.

DBG/LMT 10 M/100 M/1000 M Ethernet interface for local maintenance/debugging.

CLK 1PPS+TOD clock signal input/output interface.

GNSS GNSS antenna interface.

USB base station commissioning/software upgrading.

Indicators on the Panel

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Table 2-2 VSWc0 Panel Indicators

Indicator Silk Screen Icon Quantity Color Description

RUN 1 Green Operation status indicator

ALM 1 Red Alarm Indicator

M/S 1 Green NTF self-test indicator

REF REF 1 Green Clock reference indicator

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Indicator Silk Screen Icon Quantity Color Description

ETH1–E- None 1/port Red/Gr- Green Upper-layer link status indicator

Red Bottom-layer physical link status

Off The optical module does not

ETH3 None 2/port Green Left Link status indicator

Right Data status indicator

DBG/LMT None 2/port Green Left Link status indicator

Right Data status indicator

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2.1.2 Switching Board VSWc2

Figure 2-3 Panel of the VSWc2 Board