RBS6402 » History » Version 8
roh, 05/31/2023 05:09 PM
explain leds
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3 | 2 | laforge | Contrary to the General/typical RBS6000 family, the RBS6402 is a small cell. It is not modular and doesn't consist of modules like DUL/RUS. It doesn't have any CPRI connections. It can support up to three radio modules and comes in a varity of different LTE bands. |
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5 | 6 | laforge | h2. variants / part numbers |
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7 | there are plenty of different variants out there: |
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9 | |_.Part Number|_. Bands| |
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10 | |KRD 901 060/1|B2/25 B4 B7| |
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11 | |KRD 901 060/2|2x B2/25 B4 B7| |
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12 | |KRD 901 060/3|B2/25 B4 B7 Wi-US| |
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13 | |KRD 901 060/4|B2/25 B4 B7 Wi| |
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14 | |KRD 901 060/5|2x B2/25 B4 B7 Wi-US| |
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15 | |KRD 901 060/6|2x B2/25 B4 B7 Wi| |
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16 | |KRD 901 060/7|B2/25| |
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17 | |KRD 901 060/8|B4| |
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18 | |KRD 901 060/9|B7| |
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19 | |KRD 901 060/19|B1 B3(B9) B7| |
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20 | |KRD 901 060/20|2x B1 B3(B9) B7| |
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21 | |KRD 901 060/23|B1| |
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22 | |KRD 901 060/24|B3/B9| |
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23 | |KRD 901 060/39|B7 (ETSI)| |
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24 | |KRD 901 060/80|LAA B2/25 B4 B7| |
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25 | |KRD 901 060/83|B2 B4 B7 B25 B252 B255 (1900, 2100, 2600, 5200, 5700)| |
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27 | 1 | laforge | h2. connectors |
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29 | h3. WAN B |
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31 | this is a standard SFP connector, you can use any gigabit ethernet compatible MM or SM SFP module on it |
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33 | h3. WAN A / PoE |
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35 | Use a LTPoE++ capable 90W PoE injector here |
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37 | h3. 48V |
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39 | 4 | tnt | This is a standard 3.5mm terminal block. You can e.g. use a "Wurth Electronic 691361100002":https://octopart.com/691361100002-würth+elektronik-18818376 or "Phoenix contact MC 1,5/2-ST-3,5":https://octopart.com/1840366-phoenix+contact-6675 |
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41 | h3. Fan |
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43 | The fan connector has two pins with +5V and two pins with GND. You can use a "Molex 43025-0408":https://octopart.com/43025-0408-molex-24935555 part to mate it. This is just the housing, you will need crimp contacts and matching crimp tool, or you use pre-crimped wires like "Molex 79758-0010":https://octopart.com/79758-0010-molex-24727080. |
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45 | The two top pins (near the latch) are GND, while the two bottom pins (near the enclosure) are +5V. |
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47 | h3. GPS |
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49 | The GPS connector is an 8-pin "Industrial Mini I/O" connector, supposedly matching crimp connectors are |
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50 | * Amphenol 10137239-0011LF |
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51 | * TE 2069250-1 |
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53 | See [[NCD 901 601 GPS Receiver]] for the Ericsson original GPS receiver |
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55 | 8 | roh | h2. LED |
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57 | the device has 2 'cluster' of 4 led each |
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60 | |_.Cluster|_.LED|_. Color|_. Function | |
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61 | |3GPP| ! | red | alarm - becomes solid while pressing reset for 30sec and goes off when done, should be off| |
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62 | ||'checkmark' | green | should be solid green when provisioning is ok. blinks while not ready| |
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63 | ||'eye' | yellow | should be off, blinks while not ready yet | |
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64 | ||'globe' | green | should be solid green when provisioning is ok | |
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65 | | WIFI | ! ||| |
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66 | ||'checkmark' ||| |
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67 | ||2.4GHz ||| |
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68 | ||5GHz ||| |
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70 | 5 | laforge | h2. factory reset button |
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72 | On the back (connector) side, in one corner there is a black rubber cap over some kind of high density debug connector. You have to remove that rubber cap completely (not just the connector part) and will notice a pushbutton underneath the location where the rubber lid is fixed to the enclosure. |