MikroTik Intercell 10 B38+B39 Bedienungsanleitung
Intercell
Intercell 10 B38+B39
The intercell 10 B38+B39 is an outdoor TDD-LTE dual carriers base station with 2*(2*10W) output power (each carrier supports 2x2 MIMO with 10W
output each RF channel).
Quickstart
Please follow these quick steps to set up your device:
Connect external antennas and Ethernet cable to the connectors (see " ");Expansion ports and slots
Connect the device to the power source (see " ");Intercell#Powering
Connect with your laptop to the Ethernet port for configuration.
The device can get the IP address by DHCP and Static assignment;
Once connected, default maintenance IP address: 192.168.200.200, user name: admin, password: MikroTik;
If connecting with Static assignment method, configure the IP address of your laptop as 192.168.200.100/24, then connect through https to the
device: 192.168.200.200;
Configure backhaul and radio network see " ".Intercell#Configuration
Powering
The device accepts power in the following way:
Input power jack accepts 48 V DC. The only connector with cable is provided with the package, you will need the power unit - generating 48 V.
The power consumption under maximum load can reach 200 W.
Connect provided cable to your power source.
Connect cable connector to the device.
If using Ethernet cable add RBGESP to the setup, comes with the package.
Configuration
All configuration is necessary to carry out through the webGUI.
The configuration of this device should be done by a qualified person.
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This topology shows typical Smallcell network architecture. HeNB works as LTE
the base station provides LTE service to UE；
NMS: HeNB management system (HeMS) is a virtualized solution that provides a full lifecycle
of small cell management functions. It supports TR-181 and TR-196 data model
which are defined by Broadband.
HeNB-GW: HeNB Gateway is deployed between HeNB and MME, provide the
aggregation of control and user plane traffic and capabilities necessary to manage
large clusters of small cells. It plays functions of data aggregation and forwarding,
and S1/X2 proxy
Configuration Flow
HeNB can get the IP address by DHCP and Static assignment.
WAN port is SFP port and is named as ID1 in the Network configuration.
LAN port os Ethernet port and is named ID2 in the Network configuration.
In the DHCP method, can check the HeNB IP address by MAC Scan.
In the static assignment method, configuration procedures are as below:
Configure IP address of PC as 192.168.200.100/24
Connect to HeNB WAN interface directly, login WebGUI through https
Default maintenance IP address: 192.168.200.200
User name: admin
Password:MikroTik
Configure HeNB IP address
Configure "Address Type" as "Static"
Configure "IPv4 address" and "Mask" accordingly.
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Press "Submit", HeNB will reboot to take configuration into effect.
Connect the HeNB WAN interface back to LAN.
Login:
Login WebGUI with https.
Backhaul parameter
Configure NME/HeNB-GW IP address:
Path: Management > Cell > S1SigLinkServer.
Radio network parameter
Configure common radio parameters:
Path: Management > Cell
Duplex Mode: TDD
TAC: 10
PLMNID: 00666
Configure Cell 1 radio parameters:
CellIdentity: 257
CandidateARFCNList: 38400
Note: EARFCN in Downlink, the Uplink EARFCN will be configured automatically by HeNB.
CandidatePCIList: 0..503
Note: Range from 0 to 503, HeNB will select PCI automatically.
FreqBandIndicator: 39
DL Bandwidth: 100
Note: 20MHz ↔ 100, 15 MHz ↔ 75, 10MHz ↔ 50, 5MHz ↔ 25.
UL Bandwidth: equal to DL Bandwidth value.
ReferenceSignalPower: -14
Note: Reference signal power, -14 means (-14+31) 17dBm, max value for product is 9 which will be (9+31) 40dBm.
Configure Cell 2 radio parameters:
CellIdentity: 258
CandidateARFCNList: 37900
Note: EARFCN in Downlink, Uplink EARFCN will be configured automatically by HeNB.
CandidatePCIList: 0..503
Note: Range from 0 to 503, HeNB will select PCI automatically.
FreqBandIndicator: 38
DL Bandwidth: 100
Note: 20MHz ↔ 100, 15 MHz ↔ 75, 10MHz ↔ 50, 5MHz ↔ 25.
UL Bandwidth: equal to DL Bandwidth value.
ReferenceSignalPower: -14
Note: Reference signal power, -14 means (-14+31) 17dBm, max value for product is 9 which will be (9+31) 40dBm.
Select the "AdminState" when all the above parameters are well configured.
Note: This is the switch to control the RF function, select enable RF function when all parameters are well configured.
Press "Submit", then HeNB will reboot to take configuration into effect.
Checking the RF status:
Path: Management > Cell > Cell1 > OpState, Management > Cell > Cell1 > OpState;
Note: "True" means the radio cell was established successfully.
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Mounting
The device is designed to be used outdoors.
When mounting on the wall or mast, please ensure that the cable feed is pointing downwards.
The IPX rating scale of this device is IP66. We recommend using Cat6 shielded cables.
Mounting and configuration of this device should be done by a qualified person.
The package includes mounting parts for pole or wall mounting. Acceptable pole diameter 50 – 120 mm.
Please note the weight of the device is 25kg!
The package contains mounting accessories – 4 x fixed plates, 4 x M12 Bolts, 4 x M12 nuts. Use the M12 bolt and guide through the mounting
frame, the fixing plate, and the cradle.
Screw in the four fixing screws near the lower side of the base, leave a 3mm gap for hanging to the mounting frame.
Install the case at the mount, let the screws on the two sides of the chassis fall into the mounting frame fixing holes. Lock all eight screws and
secure them.
Open the packing case and get mounting racks.
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Get the pole mounting accessories from the packing case, including 4 fixed plates, 4 M12 bolts, 4 M12 nuts. Guide the M12 bolt through the
mounting frame, the fixing plate, cradle, and fix it on the cradle as shown in the picture.
Keep the 4 fixing screws near the lower side of the chassis fixed on the chassis and leave a 3mm gap for hanging the mounting frame.
Aim the case on the wall mount, let screws on the 2 sides of the chassis fall into the mounting frame fixing holes. Lock all 8 screws to finish.
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Grounding
The installation infrastructure (towers and masts), as well as the router itself, must be properly grounded. Attach your grounding wire to the grounding
screw, then attach the other end of the grounding wire to the grounded mast.
Power interface lightning protection – GB/T 17626.5, IEC61000-4-5.
Expansion slots and ports
Power supply connector.
Antenna connectors.
LED indicating power.
LED indicating activity.
GPS antenna connector.
SNIFF antenna connector.
Ethernet port connector.
SFP connector.
Hardware specifications
Standard TDD bands 38 and 39.
The peak data rate of each carrier (20MHz).
-DL 140 Mbps (256QAM,SF2).
-UL 30Mbps (64QAM,SF1).
The peak data rate of carrier aggregation (20MHz).
-DL 280 Mbps (256QAM,SF2).
-UL 60Mbps (64QAM,SF1).
Maximum 2*196 RRC connected users and 2 * 96 active users.
GPS, 1588v2, Network Listening.
1 RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet, 1 optical SFP.
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