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GST-IC-ELITE-TNR

(outdoor)

USER MANUAL

GS Teletech Inc.

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DATE

NAMES

DESCRIPTIONS

VERSION

REMARK

January 10th, 2019

Y.J.KIM

Original Draft

1.0

January 28th, 2019

Y.J.KIM

Changed the only outdoor type

1.1

[CHANGE RECORD]

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CHAPTER’s INDEX

[TABLE OF CONTENTS]

1. GENERAL ......................................................................................................................................... 7

1.1. Purpose ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

1.2. Copyright ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7

2. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 8

2.1. System Overview ........................................................................................................................................................ 8

2.2. Main Features .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

3. SYSTEM DESIGN .......................................................................................................................... 10

3.1. Perspective View ....................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.2. Exterior View ............................................................................................................................................................. 11

3.3. Interior View (Outdoor) ........................................................................................................................................... 12

3.4. External Interface (Indoor & Outdoor) ................................................................................................................. 13

4. SYSTEM SPECIFICATION ............................................................................................................. 14

4.1. RF Performance ......................................................................................................................................................... 14

4.2. ICS General Performance ........................................................................................................................................ 15

4.3. CH Capacity Information ......................................................................................................................................... 15

4.3.1. LTE Band 41 ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

4.3.2. NR Band N41 ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 16

4.5. Configuration & Mechanical Specification ......................................................................................................... 17

5. SYSTEM BLOCK CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................... 18

5.1. RF Signal Flow (Outdoor) ........................................................................................................................................ 18

5.2. Data Signal Flow ....................................................................................................................................................... 19

5.3. Power Supply Flow ................................................................................................................................................... 20

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6. STATUS/ CONTROL & ALARM MONITORING ....................................................................... 21

6.1. Status Monitoring and Control Parameters ....................................................................................................... 21

6.2. Alarm Monitoring ..................................................................................................................................................... 22

7. WEB-UI OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 24

7.1. Configuration the Laptop to Connect to the Repeater ..................................................................................... 24

7.2. Login-In Screen.......................................................................................................................................................... 25

7.3. RF Status & Control .................................................................................................................................................. 26

7.4. Alarm Configuration ................................................................................................................................................ 27

7.5. Communication Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 28

7.6. User Management .................................................................................................................................................... 29

7.7. Alarm Log................................................................................................................................................................... 30

7.8. Log ............................................................................................................................................................................... 31

7.9. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

7.10. Software Update ....................................................................................................................................................... 33

7.11. System Reset ............................................................................................................................................................. 34

7.12. Factory Default Setting ........................................................................................................................................... 35

7.13. Configuration Transfer ............................................................................................................................................. 36

8. SYSTEM INSTALLATION.............................................................................................................. 37

8.1. Warnings and Hazards ............................................................................................................................................. 38

8.1.1. Electric Shock ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 38

8.1.2. Exposure to RF ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

8.2. Cabling ........................................................................................................................................................................ 39

8.3. Installation Guide for Crew ................................................................................................................................... 41

8.3.1. Wall Mount Installation .................................................................................................................................................................... 41

8.4. Cable Connection...................................................................................................................................................... 44

8.4.1. AC Power cable connection ........................................................................................................................................................... 44

8.4.2. FAN Power Cable Connection (OPTION) ................................................................................................................................. 44

8.4.3. RET Cable Connection (Option) ................................................................................................................................................... 45

8.4.4. Local Maintenance Connection .................................................................................................................................................... 45

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FIGURE’s INDEX

8.4.5. Grounding cable Connection ........................................................................................................................................................ 46

9. FCC WARNING STATEMENT ...................................................................................................... 47

Figure 1. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Application Configurations ................................................................................................... 8

Figure 2. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Perspective View ................................................................................................................. 10

Figure 3. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Exterior View ....................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 5. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Interior View(Outdoor) ....................................................................................................... 12

Figure 6. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR External Interface ............................................................................................................... 13

Figure 8. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR RF Signal Flow (Outdoor) .................................................................................................... 18

Figure 9. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Signal and Data Flow ........................................................................................................... 19

Figure 10. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Power Supply Flow ............................................................................................................ 20

Figure 19. Laptop Configuration for connecting the Web-UI ......................................................................................... 24

Figure 20. The way to Log-in on the Web Browser Screen ............................................................................................ 25

Figure 21. RF Status monitoring & Control ....................................................................................................................... 26

Figure 22. System Alarm Configurations ........................................................................................................................... 27

Figure 23. System Information for connecting configurations ...................................................................................... 28

Figure 24. System Information about User Management................................................................................................ 29

Figure 25. The way to check System Alarm Log .............................................................................................................. 30

Figure 26. The way to read a Log History ......................................................................................................................... 31

Figure 27. The information of Contact point in case of occurring Field Troubleshooting ........................................ 32

Figure 28. The way to reload new software using the Web-UI...................................................................................... 33

Figure 29. The way to reset the system using the Web-UI ............................................................................................ 34

Figure 30. The way to restore Factory Default Setting for repeater ........................................................................... 35

Figure 31. The way to down/ up load configuration between laptop and repeater .................................................. 36

Figure 37. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR-Outdoor Cabling Diagram ................................................................................................. 39

Figure 31. Mounting Bracket Shape ................................................................................................................................... 41

Figure 44. Fixing the Bracket for installing a Wall Mount .............................................................................................. 42

Figure 45. The way to hang the system for Wall Mounting ............................................................................................ 43

Figure 46. The way to fix firmly the System for Wall Mounting .................................................................................... 43

Figure 49. RJ-45 Interface for connecting the Local Maintenance .............................................................................. 45

Figure 50. The way to install the Frame Ground Cable and Lug specifications.......................................................... 46

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TABLE’s INDEX

Table 2. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Unit Configuration ................................................................................................................. 12

Table 3. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR External Interface Description ............................................................................................ 13

Table 4. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR RF Performance Description ................................................................................................ 14

Table 5. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR ICS General Performance ..................................................................................................... 15

Table 6. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Operation Band for LTE Band 41 ......................................................................................... 16

Table 7. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Operation Band for NR Band N41 ........................................................................................ 16

Table 8. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Mechanical & Environment conditions ............................................................................... 17

Table 10. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR RF Signal Flow (Outdoor) ................................................................................................... 18

Table 11. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Data Signal Flow .................................................................................................................. 19

Table 12. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Power Supply Flow .............................................................................................................. 20

Table 13. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Status Monitoring and Control Parameters ..................................................................... 22

Table 14. Monitoring Alarm Parameters ............................................................................................................................ 23

Table 13. GST-Ic-ELITE-TNR Installation Accessories ....................................................................................................... 37

Table 13. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR-Outdoor Connecting Cable ................................................................................................. 39

Table 14. AC Power Connector Configuration ................................................................................................................... 44

Table 15. GST-IC-ELIT TNR FAN Power Cable Connection ............................................................................................... 44

Table 16. GST-IC-ELIT TNR RET Cable Connection ........................................................................................................... 45

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1. General

1.1. Purpose

This document introduces features, specifications, structures and operation guideline for the GST-

IC-ELITE-TNR LTE & NR

1.2. Copyright

All text and image in this document are subject to the copyright of GS Teletech Inc.

This document may not be reproduced, distributed, or modified without the written permission

of GS Teletech Inc.

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2. Introduction

2.1. System Overview

GST-IC-ELITE-TNR is designed to improve coverage and capacity of LTE Band 41 and NR Band N41 services in all

shadowed and blanked areas of Sprint network.

GST-IC-ELITE-TNR receives and improves weak signals as cancelling the multi-path interference even if there is a lack

of isolation between Donor and Service antenna.

This solution does not request any costs for Backhaul installation, so will save OPEX and CAPEX.

Figure 1. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Application Configurations

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2.2. Main Features

• Maintain the Quality of Demodulation performance on the Overlay-Cell Region using Delay-Reduction

Technology (Less than 4us for LTE & 2.41us for NR)

• Provide the SNMP Solution

• Ensure the Uplink-Sensitivity and Suppress Rising-UL noise floor under high out-power at Downlink using

PIMD-Reduction Technology

• Excellent RF Specifications

- High Gain: more than 95dB

- Low Noise figure under all system gain condition: Less than 5dB

- Grate Performance of Interference Cancellation: G=I+10dB

- High Rejection: More than -50dBc at Band Edge ± 1MHz for LTE BAND

More than 30dBc at Band Edge ± 1MHz For NR BAND

More than 50dBc at Band Edge ± 1.5MHz for NR BAND

• Adaptable functions for Operation

- RS (Pilot) Aware, Smart ALC & ASD, Attenuator for each Band

- Maximum 60MHz (20MHz *3carrier) for LTE and 60MHz for NR

• Complies with NEMA 4 (equal to IP66) for indoor & Outdoor application

• Apply for Cascade 6 chain installation

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3. System Design

3.1. Perspective View

Fan may be used as an option if A is installed in an enclosed space.

Figure 2. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Perspective View

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3.2. Exterior View

Figure 3. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Exterior View

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Name

Remark

1

Power Supply Unit

Input: 110Vac~240Vac/ Output (DC):+29V, +6V

2

SNMP Board

For EMS using Wireless Modem

3

Surge Protect Board

RET Surge Protection

4

Power Amplifier for LTE

For generating Downlink High RF Power

5

Power Amplifier for NR

For generating Downlink High RF Power

6

Power Amplifier for LTE & NR

For generating Uplink High RF Power

7

DFM

(Digital Filter Module)

Contains RF Up & Down Convertor, Digital Signal Processing and Controller Unit

8

Band Pass Filter for Donor

Filtering for Band41 for Donor interface

9

Band Pass Filter for Service

Filtering for Band41 for Service interface

10

Donor Switching Module

Separate downlink & uplink for Donor

11

Service Switching Module

Separate downlink & uplink for Service

12

Combiner

Downlink power combiner for LTE & NR

13

EMS Modem

For Status Monitoring and Control from Server

3.3. Interior View (Outdoor)

Figure 4. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Interior View(Outdoor)

Table 1. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Unit Configuration

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NAMES

DESCRIPTION

SPECIFICATION

1

AC IN

AC Power Input Port

MS22-2-3P

2

RJ-45

Local Maintenance or communication

other equipment of GST

Local: RJ-45

3

RET

Remote Antenna Control Port (AISG 2.0)

SU20SPR-8S/ 29V_1.5A max

4

FAN

FAN Power & Alarm Connection

MS20-15-7P

5

Donor ANT

Donor Antenna Connection

4.3-10 Mini- DIN Female

6

Service ANT

Service Antenna Connection

4.3-10 Mini- DIN Female

7

LED

System Total Alarm Indication

General Performance

8

Vent-Core

Maintain Humidity & Temp Inside

IP66

3.4. External Interface (Indoor & Outdoor)

Figure 5. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR External Interface

Table 2. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR External Interface Description

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Parameter

Downlink

Uplink

Remark

Frequency Range

2496.3 ~ 2690MHz @ 100KHz Step

LTE

2496.3 ~ 2690MHz @ 100KHz Step

NR

Input Range

-55dBm ~ -25dBm/Service

-65dBm ~ -35dBm/Service

Output Power

+40dBm (10W) max

for LTE & NR

+30dBm (1W) max

for LTE & NR

Output Power

Tolerance

+40dBm ±1dBm (10W ±0.0012W)

for LTE & NR

+30dBm ±1dBm (1W ±0.0012W)

for LTE & NR

Channel Capacity

BW 20MHz * Contiguous 3CH

LTE

NR

Gain

Range

65dB ~ 95dB (Max 30dB)

ALC: 30dB

Adjust Step

0.5dB

Accuracy

±1dB

Ripple

6dB p-p @ each CH

Roll off

> 50dBc @ Channel OBW ±1MHz

LTE

> 30dBc @ Channel OBW ±1MHz

NR

> 50dBc @ Channel OBW ±1.5MHz

EVM

Max/ Min Input

QPSK

18.5%

LTE

16QAM

13.5%

64QAM

9%

Max/ Min Input

QPSK

18.5%

NR

16QAM

13.5%

64QAM

9%

256AQAM

4.5%

Frequency Error

< 0.05ppm

System Delay

< 4us

LTE

< 2.41us

NR

Noise Figure

Less than 5dB @ Max Gain

DL

Less than 5dB @ Max & Min Gain

UL

VSWR

< 1.5 : 1

ACLR

> 45dBc @±BW, > 45dBc @±2*BW

Spurious Emission

-13dBm / 1 kHz: 9 kHz < f < 150 kHz

ITU

category A

-13dBm / 10 kHz: 150 kHz < f < 30 MHz

-13dBm/100 kHz: 30 MHz < f < 1 GHz

-13dBm / 1 MHz: 1 GHz < f < 12.75 GHz

4. System Specification

4.1. RF Performance

BW60MHz

Table 3. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR RF Performance Description

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Parameter

Condition

Specification

1

Gain Re-Tracking Time after reset

Target Gain ±1dB

< 30 Sec

2

Isolation Sensing Range

-10dB < Gain < 10dB

Accuracy ±2

3

G = I + 10dB

Static

General Operating

4

G = I

10Hz

Fast Fading

CH

Name

Channel Frequency

BW(MHz)

EARFCN

Start(MHz)

Center(MHz)

Stop(MHz)

L01

2505.3

2514.3

2523.3

18

39833

L02

2525.1

2534.1

2543.1

18

40031

L03

2544.9

2553.9

2562.9

18

40229

L06

2619.8

2628.8

2637.8

18

40978

L07

2639.6

2648.6

2657.6

18

41176

L08

2659.4

2668.4

2677.4

18

41374

L13

2623.3

2632.3

2641.3

18

41013

L14

2643.1

2652.1

2661.1

18

41211

L15

2662.9

2671.9

2680.9

18

41409

L20

2626.6

2635.6

2644.6

18

41046

L21

2646.4

2655.4

2664.4

18

41244

L22

2666.2

2675.2

2684.2

18

41442

4.2. ICS General Performance

Table 4. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR ICS General Performance

4.3. CH Capacity Information

4.3.1. LTE Band 41

• Maximum configurable channel is contiguous 3channel

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Name

Channel Frequency

BW(MHz)

EARFCN

Start(MHz)

Center(MHz)

Stop(MHz)

L27

2629.8

2638.8

2647.8

18

41078

L28

2649.6

2658.6

2667.6

18

41276

L29

2669.4

2678.4

2687.4

18

41474

L32

2613.3

2622.3

2631.3

18

40913

L33

2633.1

2642.1

2651.1

18

41111

L34

2652.9

2661.9

2670.9

18

41309

L37

2616.8

2625.8

2634.8

18

40942

L38

2636.6

2645.6

2654.6

18

41146

L39

2656.4

2665.4

2674.4

18

41344

L53

2631.4

2640.4

2649.4

18

41094

L54

2651.2

2660.2

2669.2

18

41292

L55

2671.0

2680.0

2689.0

18

41490

BW

Center FRQ Range(100KHz step)

NR-ARFCN Range

Start(MHz)

Stop(MHz)

Start

Stop

60MHz

2526.3

2660

505260

532000

4.3.2. NR Band N41

Table 5. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Operation Band for LTE Band 41

Table 6. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Operation Band for NR Band N41

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Parameter

Specification

Remark

Donor/ Service

Antenna Filter

Band Pass type for LTE & NR

Time Division

Power Supply

AC Input Voltage: 110~240V (50/60Hz)

DC Output Voltage: +29V / +6V

Operation Temperature

-30°C~+50°C (100%RH)

Storage Temperature

-40°C~+85°C (5~95%RH)

Connectors

Antenna: 4.3-10MiniDIN Female

On Bottom side

Ethernet: RJ-45

AC: MS22-2-3P

FAN: MS20-15-7P

RET: SU20SPR

Size

22" x 14.1" x 8.6"(560mm x 360mm x 220mm)

Without Bracket

Weigh

Less than 30kg (66lb)

Without Bracket

Power Consumption

Less than 360W

MTBF

100,000 hours or higher

Internal Modem

LTE Modem primary

Back up with CDMA Modem

RET

Provide a physical Connection & 29V/1.5Amax

AISG 2.0 Standard

Dust Resistance

Telcordia GR63-CORE

Vibration Resistance

1G, 10~150Hz, 0.1 Octaves/min

Grounding

nonferrous metal and anchoring point on bottom sid

e

For RF and power cabling

Environmental Spec.

NEMA4

IP 66

Sustained winds.

150mph

Altitude

AMSL 10,000ft

Mount Application

Metal or Wooden Poles

8"-20" outside diameter

Pollution degree

PD2

Overvoltage Category

OVC II

4.5. Configuration & Mechanical Specification

Table 7. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Mechanical & Environment conditions

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RF Signal Flow

No

RF Signal Flow

1

DL Input & UL Output

8

DL Output & UL Input

2

Donor Switch -> DL RF Module

9

Service Switch -> UL RF Module

3

DL RF Module -> DL LTE AMP

10

UL RF Module -> UL AMP

4

DL RF Module -> DL NR AMP

11

UL AMP -> Donor Switch

5

DL LTE AMP -> Combiner

12

LTE DL Reference F/B

6

DL NR AMP -> Combiner

13

NR DL Reference F/B

7

Combiner -> Service Switch

5. System Block Configuration

5.1. RF Signal Flow (Outdoor)

Figure 6. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR RF Signal Flow (Outdoor)

Table 8. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR RF Signal Flow (Outdoor)

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Data signal Flow

No

Data signal Flow

1

LTE DL AMP <-> DFM (LvTTL)

6

Donor Switch Control <-> DFM

2

NR DL AMP <-> DFM (LvTTL)

7

Service Switch Control <-> DFM

3

UL AMP <-> DFM

8

Fan Control <-> DFM

4

SMPS Alarm <-> DFM

9

LED Board <-> SNMP Board

5

DFM <-> SNMP Board(LvTTL)

10

RET Control Data

5.2. Data Signal Flow

Figure 7. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Signal and Data Flow

Table 9. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Data Signal Flow

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Power Flow

No

Power Flow

1

AC 110V Input for SMPS

8

Supply 24V for FAN

2

Supply 29V for LTE DL AMP

9

Supply 6V for Donor Switch

3

Supply 29V for NR DL AMP

10

Supply 6V for Service Switch

4

Supply 29V & 6V for UL AMP

11

Supply 6V for RF Module

5

Supply 29V for RET Board

12

Supply 6V for DSP Module

6

Supply 29V for RET

13

Supply 6V for SNMP Board

7

Supply 29V for FAN Controller

5.3. Power Supply Flow

Figure 8. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Power Supply Flow

Table 10. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Power Supply Flow

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Parameter

Status

Control

Description

Downlink

RSSI

○

DL Input Power Display

Output

○

DL Output Power Display

System Gain

○

DL System Gain Display

ALC

○

Set the ALC function On/Off

ALC Low Limit

○

Set the ALC Low Limit Value

Path On/Off

○

Decide to cut off to LTE or NR

Attenuation

○

In order to adjust system gain,

set the attenuation value

Isolation (Unit: dB)

○

Display the isolation value between Donor antenna and Service antenna

Band Selection

○ Select the band that user want to operate

Final AMP

○ Set the High Power final AMP On/Off

ASD

○ Set the Auto Shutdown function On/Off

Uplink

RSSI

○

UL Input Power Display

Output

○

UL Output Power Display

System Gain

○

UL System Gain Display

ALC

○ Set the UL ALC function On/Off

Path On/Off

○

Decide to cut off LTE or NR

Attenuation

○

In order to adjust system gain,

set the attenuation value

Isolation (Unit: dB)

○

Display the isolation value between Donor antenna and Service antenna

Gain Balance

○

Select the band that user want to operate

& Set the Offset Value

Final AMP

○ Set the High Power final AMP On/Off

ASD

○ Set the Auto Shutdown function On/Off

Common

Site ID

○ Write the location Info. that install a repeater

6. Status/ Control & Alarm Monitoring

6.1. Status Monitoring and Control Parameters

• In case of control parameter, present status but also setting value display on Web-UI.

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Parameter

Status

Control

Description

Donor Site ID

○ Write the Donor Site Info. That install a repeater

Temp

○

Current Temperature in repeater

Temp. High Limit

○

Control Temp. Alarm Threshold

ILC

○

ILC Function On/Off

ILC Value

○

ILC Level Control

Alarm Delay

○

Set the delay time that transmit from

repeater to Server

UL AMP

○

UL AMP On Off

DFM Version

○

Display a DFM Software Version

FPGA Version

○

Display a DL/UL FPGA Software Version

DFM Serial Number

○

Display a DFM Serial Number

TDD Mode

○

T-Sync Detect Mode Control

Parameter

Alarm conditions

Recovery

LTE

DL Over Output

Output power exceed a setting value (Band independently)

< Hysteresis 1dB

DL Low Output

Band Output power < Output power Low limit value

Opposite Condition

DL Low RSSI

Band RSSI < Input Low limit value

Opposite Condition

DL VSWR

Return loss < 5dB

Return loss > 7dB

DL Shutdown

By Over Output Alarm, By PLL Alarm, By Amp H/W Fail By Low Isolation

Alarm Off

AMP H/W Fail

Power AMP gain is poor AMP Output Power < DSP Output Power -20dB over 30sec

Power AMP Gain OK

DL Low Isolation

Isolation < 70dB

Opposite Condition

UL Low Isolation

Isolation < 70dB

Opposite Condition

Table 11. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR Status Monitoring and Control Parameters

6.2. Alarm Monitoring

• All of alarms in Repeater are able to check thru Local Maintenance Port & Remote Site

• Provide to Alarm Mask function in order to ignoring unnecessary alarm

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Parameter

Alarm conditions

Recovery

UL Over Output

Output power Exceed a setting value (Band independently)

< Hysteresis 2dB

NR

DL Over Output

Output power exceed a setting value (Band independently)

< Hysteresis 1dB

DL Low Output

Band Output power < Output power Low limit value

Opposite Condition

DL Low RSSI

Band RSSI < Input Low limit value

Opposite Condition

DL VSWR

Return loss < 5dB

Return loss > 7dB

DL Shutdown

By Over Output Alarm, By PLL Alarm, By Amp H/W Fail By Low Isolation

Alarm Off

AMP H/W Fail

Power AMP gain is poor AMP Output Power < DSP Output Power -20dB over 30sec

Power AMP Gain OK

DL Low Isolation

Isolation < 70dB

Opposite Condition

UL Low Isolation

Isolation < 70dB

Opposite Condition

UL Over Output

Output power Exceed a setting value (Band independently)

< Hysteresis 2dB

Common

DFM HW Fail

DFM FPGA Fail (Judging from MCU, Except for RESET) DL/ UL Output Shutdown

Alarm & Power

Recovery

DFM Link Fail

Communication Fail between DFM & SNMP

Communication

T-Sync Alarm

TDD Downlink Signal is not detected over 30sec

Signal is detected over 30sec

T-Sync Link Fail

No response more than 10times

At once

Temperature

System: REAL Temp>Setting Value Refer to Final Amp Temperature

: Alarm: 85℃~90℃/ Shutdown: > 90℃

System: Opposite

Final Amp: < 80℃

DC Fail

Output voltage below 80%

DC Recovery

UL VSWR

Return loss < 5dB

Return loss > 7dB

Total Alarm Display

Only System Outside LED

Table 12. Monitoring Alarm Parameters

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1. Go to Local Connection

2. Click on "Properties"

3. Highlight "Internet Protocol"

4. Click on "Properties"

5. Choose "Obtain DNS Server address automatically"

6. Clink OK

7. Web-UI Overview

• Provide all functions that can be performed at the local craft port will be available thru the remote interface

• Support the GUI pages that will be addressable via the LTE/ CDMA wireless modem

• Support Remote access that will enable troubleshooting down to a specific location

7.1. Configuration the Laptop to Connect to the Repeater

• Connect an Ethernet crossover cable from the LAN port of the repeater’s bottom side to your laptop

Figure 9. Laptop Configuration for connecting the Web-UI

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Write a Use ID and Password

7.2. Login-In Screen

• Web-UI Screen for Log-In

• After Logging, User can be able to operate Web-UI

• Register & Delete a User name/ Password: Refer to 8.6 User Management

• Display Total Alarm & Shutdown Status

• Enter the IP Address "192.168.1.1" into your browser address bar and you will be redirected to the Login page

Figure 10. The way to Log-in on the Web Browser Screen

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7.3. RF Status & Control

• Web-UI Screen for display Repeater’s RF Status & Control window

Figure 11. RF Status monitoring & Control

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7.4. Alarm Configuration

• Web-UI Screen for Alarm Configurations

• Decide to activate an each alarm

• When "Report Alarm" is OFF, all alarms are disabled. When "Report Alarm" is ON, alarms can be Enable/ disabled

individually

Figure 12. System Alarm Configurations

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7.5. Communication Configuration

• Web-UI Screen for Communication Configurations

• Set the information in order to connect to Sprint Server

• On this page you can change the various values related to IP network. Because the Web-UI is based on the IP

network, incorrect configuration may make it impossible to connect to the Web-UI.

• In that case, Contact GSTeletechinc Technical Support for further instructions

Figure 13. System Information for connecting configurations

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7.6. User Management

• Web-UI Screen for Management about user information

• On this page you can create and delete users, change passwords, and assign authorities to individual users

• Read Authority will only allow the user to view information on the menu pages, but cannot make any changes

• Read/ Write Authority means the user can view and change various values

• Super User is very similar to and Administrator account

Figure 14. System Information about User Management

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7.7. Alarm Log

• Web-UI Screen for finding Alarm log

• You can see the history of reported and reset Alarms. When an alarm is reported, the name and time of the alarm

is displayed along with its current status

• Red means the alarm is reported, Green means the alarm has returned to normal status

• An alarm will only be reported if the alarm condition lasts longer that the set value in the "Delay Alarm Reporting

Minutes" field, found on the RF configuration page

Figure 15. The way to check System Alarm Log

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7.8. Log

• Web-UI Screen for reading a List of operation history

• Logs will maintain a history of up to 30 cycles

Figure 16. The way to read a Log History

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7.9. Troubleshooting

• Web-UI Screen for informing a contact information in case of occurring Field Troubleshooting

Figure 17. The information of Contact point in case of occurring Field Troubleshooting

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7.10. Software Update

• Web-UI Screen for downloading a software

• Procedure

1) Go to "Remote Software Upgrade" link

2) Click Browse button to select the upgrade file from the laptop

3) Choose the file to upgrade. Provided by manufacturer. After you choose the file, You should click "upload"

to send the file from your laptop to the Repeater

4) Once the file name and file size are displayed, click "Upgrade" to start the upgrade installation

5) Provided file will have the following format:

Figure 18. The way to reload new software using the Web-UI

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7.11. System Reset

• Web-UI Screen for resetting the system

• Click on the desired reset action

• Clink "Yes" to reset the repeater via a soft-boot. This will not change any of the current settings

Figure 19. The way to reset the system using the Web-UI

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7.12. Factory Default Setting

• Web-UI Screen for Default Setting before operating

Figure 20. The way to restore Factory Default Setting for repeater

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7.13. Configuration Transfer

• Web-UI Screen for mutual information transfer between Repeater and Local Craft

Figure 21. The way to down/ up load configuration between laptop and repeater

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#

Contents

Picture

Q’ty

1

Mounting Bracket (wall mount)

1EA

2

AC Power Cable SJT AWG, 6ft

1EA

3

Installation purchase

M6x15mm BOLT, SEMS

4EA

4

Mounting Screw set

LAG SCREW 3/8”x5”, SCM440

4EA

LAG SCREW 3/8”x2”, SCM440

4EA

HEX BOLT 3/8”x2”, SCM440

4EA

HEX NUT 3/8”, SCM440

8EA

Φ10.5mm/Φ21mm PLAIN WASHER

12EA

Φ10.2mm/Φ18.4mm SPRING WASHER

8EA

8. System Installation

• This chapter describes how to install the repeater and Cabling method

• The needed accessories and tools are list up as below

• More detailed information about installation, refer to the MOP(Manufacturer Operating Process)

Table 13. GST-Ic-ELITE-TNR Installation Accessories

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8.1. Warnings and Hazards

8.1.1. Electric Shock

• Opening the Repeater could result in electrical shock and may cause severe

injury

• Operating the Repeater with antennas in very close proximity facing each other

could lead to severe damage to the repeater

8.1.2. Exposure to RF

Working with the repeater while in operation, may expose the technician to

RF electromagnetic fields that exceed FCC Rules for human expose.

Visit the FCC Website at http://www.fcc.gov/oet/rfsafety to learn more about

The effects of exposure to RF electromagnetic fields

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From

To

Cable

GST-IC-ELITE TNR

MGB

Frame Ground Cable: AWG 6/ 6ft

Circuit Breaker Box

AC Power Cable: AWG 16/ 6ft

RF Antennas

RF Antenna Feeder Cable: 1/2 inch Feeder Line

RET control Cable (option)

8.2. Cabling

The cabling diagram of the GST-IC-ELITE TNR-Indoor is as follows

Figure 22. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR-Outdoor Cabling Diagram

Table 14. GST-IC-ELITE-TNR-Outdoor Connecting Cable

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No use for the unauthorized device

When installing the system, must check the devices that use is authorized.

This conditions apply antenna, cable and coupling device if necessary.

Circuit Breaker Installation in the Box for Overcurrent Protection

Must install the circuit breaker between the system and main AC source for separating.

Make sure to install the Circuit breaker on the place to operate easily

Circuit Breaker is able to operate up to 20A

and do not exceeds a distance from circuit breaker box to repeater is 5ft

Terminal, Conduit and Cable Size

To install the conduit is according to NAE regulation, and Terminal sixe is according to NEC regulation

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8.3. Installation Guide for Crew

8.3.1. Wall Mount Installation

The procedure for fixing the wall type system is as follows:

1) Wall Mounting Bracket Shape

Figure 23. Mounting Bracket Shape

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Wall Thickness

Wall thickness to fix the system is 1.5 inch over at least.

2) To mount the system on the wall, first fix the bracket on the wanted position

Figure 24. Fixing the Bracket for installing a Wall Mount

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3) Hang the system to the hooking position at the top of the mounting bracket

Figure 25. The way to hang the system for Wall Mounting

4) Align the system with the fixing holes of the mounting bracket and fix them firmly

Figure 26. The way to fix firmly the System for Wall Mounting

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Port Outlook

(Fixed Side)

Port numbering

NAME

Description

MS-3102A-10SL-3P

A

AC_H

AC Hot

B

AC_N

AC Neutral

C

F.G

Frame Ground

Port Outlook

(Fixed Side)

Port numbering

NAME

Description

MS3102A14S-2P

A

RED

+24 VDC

B

RED

+24 VDC

C

BLACK

GND

D

BLACK

GND

E

YELLOW

FAN Alarm #1

F

YELLOW

FAN Alarm #2

8.4. Cable Connection

8.4.1. AC Power cable connection

• Repeater supports a free AC Input voltage from 110V to 220V

• The pin description of AC Port is below. User should connect exact polarity of AC

Table 15. AC Power Connector Configuration

8.4.2. FAN Power Cable Connection (OPTION)

Table 16. GST-IC-ELIT TNR FAN Power Cable Connection

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Port Outlook

(Fixed Side)

Port numbering

NAME

Description

SU20SPR-8S

3

RS485B

Communication

4

DGND

Frame Ground

5

RS485A

Communication

6

+29 V

1.5A max

7

DC Return

Retune DC Power

1, 2, 8

NC

-

T568B Interface

8.4.3. RET Cable Connection (Option)

Table 17. GST-IC-ELIT TNR RET Cable Connection

8.4.4. Local Maintenance Connection

• Repeater Support a RJ-45 connector for local maintenance

Figure 27. RJ-45 Interface for connecting the Local Maintenance

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Frame Ground

8.4.5. Grounding cable Connection

• JOCT 0202-RL05 Lug supports AWG #6. The way to install the grounding cable is below

Figure 28. The way to install the Frame Ground Cable and Lug specifications

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9. FCC Warning Statement

FCC Part 15.105 statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

FCC Part 15.21 statement

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

RF Exposure Statement

The antenna(s) must be installed such that a minimum separation distance of at least 360 cm is maintained between the radiator (antenna) and all persons at all times. This device must not be co -located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

licensee consent

Any personnel involved in installation, operation or service of the repeaters must understand and obey the following:

- You MUST REGISTER THIS DEVICE with your wireless provider and have your provider's consent.

- If you are unsure, contact your provider

- The device can be operated for CMRS (Commercial Mobile Radio Service)

Signal booster warning label message

-. Use of unauthorized antennas, cables, and/or coupling devices not conforming with ERP/EIRP and/or indoor‐only restrictions is prohibited.

-. Home/ personal use are prohibited

Supplier's Declaration of Conformity

47 CFR § 2.1077 Compliance Information

Unique Identifier: IC-ELITE TNR43

Responsible Party – U.S. Contact Information

GSTeletech,Inc.

8206 Marshall Drive,

Lenexa, Kansas 66214

Contact point

Charles You

chyu@gsteletechinc.com

Office : 1-913-469-6699

Fax : 1-913-661-0163

FCC Compliance Statement (e.g., products subject to Part 15)

This device complies with Part 15 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.