Andrew Base Station Subsystems Group AA190045 RRH 2x45W 1900MHz AA190045 RF151032 User Manual Viper operation manual

Andrew Corporation, Base Station Subsystems Group RRH 2x45W 1900MHz AA190045 RF151032 Viper operation manual

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2x45W RRH for E-UTRAN Band 25 (FCC ID: S8L-AA190045) Product Description Key Specifications: Base-Station Interface: CPRI High Speed Digital I/O (PCS LTE Traffic + Control) 2 Duplexed Antenna Ports: Tx Frequency Range: 1930-1995MHz; 45WRF (+46.5dBm) max each port; Rx Frequency Range: 1850-1915MHz; sensitivity -101.5 dBm (10MHz LTE) And 2 RX Ports: Rx Frequency Range: 1850-1915MHz; sensitivity -101.5 dBm (10MHz LTE) Power Input: -48VDC nominal; Load Current 8.4 ADC (with 2x45WRF)
2x45W 1900MHz RRH – Interface Ports (Bottom) 8) DC Power Port: Input. -48V (-38.5V to 58V) With Tx1=Tx2=45W, 8A 2.2A after boot-up 3.0A bias ON, no RF 7) Ethernet Maintenance Port: Input/Output 10/100 Base-T 5) Tx2 Monitor Port: Output -40dBc sample of RF on Tx2/Rx2 port 6) Tx1 Monitor Port: Output -40dBc sample of RF on Tx1/Rx1 port 2) Secondary CRPI Port Serial Digital Traffic & Control Input/Output. (accepts optical or electrical SFP modules) Supported Data rates: Rate 2: 1.2288Gbps Rate 3: 2.457.6Gbps Rate 4: 3.0720Gbps Status LED 1) External alarms port 3) Primary CPRI Port 4) Serial RS232 Connection JTAG DSP
2x45W 1900MHz RRH – Interface Ports (Top) 10) AISG Port Input/Output, RS485 signaling +24VDC/2A 11) Rx3 Port: Up-link RF In: 1850-1915MHz; -102dBm to -40dBm 13) Tx2/Rx2 Port: Duplexed Antenna Ports Input/Output. Down-link RF Out: 1930-1995MHz; +46.5 dBm (45W each) Up-link RF In: 1850-1915MHz; -102dBm to -40dBm 12) Tx1/Rx1 Port: Duplexed Antenna Ports Input/Output. Down-link RF Out: 1930-1995MHz; +46.5 dBm (45W each) Up-link RF In: 1850-1915MHz; -102dBm to -40dBm 9) Rx4 Port: Up-link RF In: 1850-1915MHz; -102dBm to -40dBm
FCC Statement/ FCC ID: S8L-AA190045 This device complies with Part 2, 15 and 24 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Warning Changes of modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. RF exposure compliance is addressed at the time of licensing, as required by the responsible FCC Bureau(s), including antenna co- location requirements of 1.1307(b)(3).

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