1. COMMUNICATION INFOTECH

2. BTS COMMISSIONING

3. Switch of the bts cabinet & disconnect a bts connectors from DDF before offline start Disconnect the bts connection from DDF Switch on the bts cabinets breakers & connects the laptop with BTS User name & password Communication port setting

4. OR After connecting this window will be appear Go to configuration>bts.sw download>to download bts software After BTS software download this window will be appear Go to offline files & select 1 st file of master file Go to offline files & select 1 st file of DDL file

5. Bts software starts to download All these files are downloaded Go to configuration bts commissioning Click start commissioning Edit sector maping Check all twin TRE’s Click end commissioning click << arrow to move selected to available modules

6. All modules shifted to update module Click no to end Reconnect the a bts connector at DDF by verifying the tx/rx cable properly Give hard reset to bts cabinet as the OML has established input the site on downloading

7. BTS INSTALLATION TOOLS ESD Wrist Strap & Cable – Module / Sub Module Installation TORN SEREW DRIVER SET – Installing modules T25,T10,T20,T45. Installing casing kits T25 Module grounding T.25 FCIA/FCQA/FCFA/FCSA/FMFA machines T25 Installing sub module T20 Fan plate assembling (T20) Standoff casing T25 FCIA Site grounding T25 Isolating cable clamps T10 EMIA door alarm kit T10

8. Socket or opened spanner 8mm,13mm,17mm,19mm DC power terminal nute 17mm Site grounding 13mm FCOA Site grounding 13mm & 8mm Cabinets 19mm Folding Knife Unpacking Routing cables through cable entries Preparing power & grounding cables

9. Adjustable wrench- general installation tools Side cutters- cutting be wraps general installation tools Torque wrench for antenna cables size depend on antenna jumper & seeder cable lugs Connecting antenna cables to ERNA or ECXY Routing cables General installation tools Cable ties Tape measure Flash measure Flash light, pocket lamp or torch

10. Off line commising completed successfully BTS on line commising procedure using BTS go to configuration >> HARDWARE Setting>> begin H/w modification. Go to configuration >BTS commissioning go to start commisining > Edit Q, Adress, Edit Sector maping & twin TRA setting as in off line Go to configuration > Hard ware setting> End modification to end online commissing.

11. On line commissioning steps Connect the A BTS connector at DDF by verifying Tx/Rx cable properly OML will be established after primary. A BTS put site on downloading from OMC & O&M Connect laptop to BTS MMF part Go to configuration > Hardware setting > Begin hard ware modification Online commisioning steps go to configuration > BTS commissioning > start commissioning – Edit Q Mux Adress

12. Edit sector mapping * check all twin. TRA setting * click end commissioning and shift all module from selected module to available module * go configuration > Hardware setting> End H/W modification - click yes when automatically H/W modifiaction window appear.

13. TECHNICAL DATA Installation options- Modular base station for indoor & outdoor installation, floor, Wall, Pole, Most mountable, Supports distributed & feeder less site set ups. Frequency bands- Flexi multi radio BTS is geared to support multiple paired & unpaired bands, 700,800,850,900,1800,1900,1700/2100,2100,230 0 & 2600 MHZ.

14. Maximum capacity- up to 6+6+6 GSM or 4+4+4 WCDMA or 1+1+1 LTE at 20 MHZ or flexible combination of the above technologies in concurrent mode. For higher capacity several modules can deployed on a single site.

15. Multi radio configuration :- 1 Flexi 3- Sector, RF module for GSM/EDGE+ 1 systemmodule for WCDMA/HSDPA & LTE. Remote Radio Head (RRH) solution also supported Rf power amplifier technology- muli carrier power amplifier Height * width* depth 133*447*560mm per module, indoors & outdoors

16. Weight 25 kg per module Operating temp range – 35`c to 55`c Power supply 40.5 to 57 VDC 184 to 276 VAC with power module. Typical power consumption – 7 go W for combined GSM & WCDMA site. Output power- 240 W per RF module or 40w+40w per Remote Radio Head (RRH)