INSTALL THE FUSION SYSTEM

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1 InterReach Fusion Installation Quick Start Guide Important Installation Information and Procedures Read before Installing and Powering on Fusion Equipment This document is not intended to replace the InterReach Fusion Installation, Operation, and Reference Manual (FSNP-302), which can be accessed at DOCUMENTATION NEEDED System Design Document for this installation site The following user documents, which provide information on Fusion and Fusion Wideband systems: AdminBrowser User Manual (FSNP ) Fusion Installation, Operation, and Reference Manual (FSNP ) EQUIPMENT NEEDED Fusion Hubs and RAU(s) Laptop PC for AdminBrowser TCP/IP Crossover cable (PN 4069-ADB), which ships with the Fusion Plenum-rated fiber, CATV cables, and connectors for conformity to building codes and standards are recommended Use only SC/APC fiber connectors for the entire fiber run. Any other connector type will result in a nonfunctioning system and may damage the equipment. SC/APC pigtails are available from CommScope. InterReach Fusion Connec vity The CATV cable s F-connectors must be installed correctly to the shield at both ends. The Fusion One-Port Main Hub (FSN-1-MH-1P and FSN-W1-MH-1P) configuration is a costreduced version and supports only one fiber port and one ; it is shown below. PORT 1 PORT 2 PORT 3 PORT 4 RS-232 Main Hub RJ-45 Fiber PC/Laptop is running Internet Explorer and is connected to the Main Hub s front panel RJ-45 connector. CATV (RG-59, 6, or 11) CATV CATV RAU RAU RAU Up to 8 RAUs per Single-Mode or Mul -Mode Fiber Op c cable Up to 4 s per Main Hub INSTALL THE FUSION SYSTEM Fusion components are intended for indoor installation only. Provide sufficient air flow and cooling to the equipment to prevent heat build-up in excess of the maximum ambient air temperature specification. Clearance for air circulation is as follows: Fusion Main and s: Front and Rear: 76 millimeters (3 inches) Sides: 51 millimeters (2 inches) Top and Bottom: zero clearance RAU: Requires 76 millimeters (3 inches) on all sides except the mounting hole faceplate, which must be flush against the RAU s surface. Only carriers and approved installers are allowed to connect to the RF source. Serious damage to the equipment can occur if it is overdriven. I. DO THE FOLLOWING BEFORE CONNECTING THE HUBS 1. Verify that the single-mode or multi-mode fiber is Corning, or equivalent with SC/APC connectors. 2 Confirm that the total optical loss of each fiber cable (including patch panels) does not exceed the 3 db optical budget, measured at 1310 nm. 3 Verify that the CATV cable is Commscope cable: 2065V(RG-59), 2279V(RG-6), or 2293K(RG-11), or equivalent. All must be terminated with quality connectors, such as Canare center-pin, male F connectors or equivalent. Refer to Appendix A in the Fusion Installation, Operation, and Reference Manual (FSNP ) for other cable options. 4 Verify that CATV cables test to TIA-570-B. The RAU will be damaged if the CATV connector is not installed correctly. 5 Verify that RF input power does not exceed 1 Watt. 6 Verify that the Hub is grounded safely using the third wire ground on the AC plug or the frame ground on the DC Hubs. Refer to the Installation Manual for additional information. 7 Verify that the ports are clean. 8 Leave the dust caps on the fiber ports until you are ready to connect the fiber optic cables. Do not use 75 ohm terminators on any F-connector port. Doing so causes the system to generate false alarms. October 2016 CommScope, Inc. Page 1 of 5

2 II. INSTALL THE FUSION MAIN HUB 1. Using the screws provided, attach the Main Hub to a standard 19 equipment rack (or wall-mount with the enclosed brackets; refer to the Installation Manual). 2 Connect the Main Hub s AC or DC power source and turn it on. All LEDs blink through the power up sequence. At each port where a RAU is detected (drawing current), the port LEDs turn green. The Fusion STATUS LED is orange during system boot and should turn green after about 90 seconds if it finds no faults. This state indicates the bands are not programmed and provides feedback on the status of the RAU connections. The LEDs blink for 20 seconds as a visual check that they are functioning. 3 Connect the s Downlink fiber optic cable to the Main Hub s Downlink fiber port and the Uplink cable to the Uplink port. III. INSTALL THE FUSION EXPANSION HUB 1. Attach the to a standard 19 equipment rack or optional wall mount bracket. 2 Connect the s power source and turn it on. 3 Connect the fiber cables to the Downlink and Uplink ports on the. Make a note of which cable is used in each port. After the power on LED blinks, the Uplink LED should turn green and stay green. Once the downlink fiber is connected, and the Main Hub is powered on, the Downlink LED should turn green. 4 Ensure that the CATV cable is wired correctly and that the cable does not exceed maximum length per cable type. 5 Test the CATV cables per TIA-570-B before you connect them to the Hub. 6 Connect the CATV cables to any available F connector port. Make a note of which RAU cable you are connecting to which port. Do not use 75 ohm terminators on any F-connector port. Doing so causes the system to generate false alarms. IV. INSTALL THE RAUS Always mount a RAU with its mounting hole faceplate against the mounting surface. Only install RAUs indoors or in an approved CommScope enclosure. 54VDC is present on the CATV cable when the cable is connected to a powered Expansion Hub. 1. Securely mount all RAUs in the locations identified by the System Design floor plan documents. Note that there may be times when an identified location will not logistically work. Place the RAU as near to the indicated location as possible. 2 Connect the tested CATV cable to the F-connector female port on the RAU. If the Hub is on, the RAU LEDs should blink for 2 seconds. If they do not, refer to the Fusion manual. V. INSTALL THE ANTENNAS Use 50-Ohm coaxial cable with minimal loss (for RF performance) and maximal flexibility (for installation convenience). Install antennas according to manufacturer s installation instructions. Antennas are usually installed below the ceiling. F. CONNECT THE ANTENNAS TO THE RAUS 1. When you connect a radiating antenna to a RAU, torque applied should be 7 ±5% in-lbs. DO NOT overtighten the connector. 2 Using a 50-Ohm coaxial cable, connect the antenna to the female N-connector on the RAU. VI. CONFIGURE YOUR PC TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE MAIN HUB Before you access AdminBrowser for the first time, you must configure your PC so it can communicate with the Fusion Main Hub. The following steps tell you how to log in to AdminBrowser using a direct-connect cable in Windows 7. The actual steps that you follow may differ, dependent on the Windows operating system installed on your PC. 1. Connect the cross-over Ethernet cable to the PC/laptop and then to the RJ BASE-T port on the Main Hub s front panel. 2 On your PC, click Start > Control Panel. 3 In the All Control Panel Items window, click Network and Sharing Center. 4 In the Network and Sharing Center window, click Change adapter settings. 5 Double-click on the active Local Area Connection. 6 In the Local Area Connection window, click Properties. October 2016 CommScope, Inc. Page 2 of 5

3 7 In the Local Area Connection Properties window, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP4), and then click Properties. 8 Make note of the current IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway, if they are configured. You will need to re-enter them after you have configured the Fusion Main Hub. 9 Select Use the following IP address. 10 Enter the following IP address: Enter the following Subnet mask: Enter the following Default gateway: Click OK twice. 14 You may be asked if you want to reboot your computer. If so, click Yes. VII. PROVISION THE MAIN HUB 1. Start your web browser. 2 In the web browser URL box, type in the URL address of the Fusion system supplied by your system administrator. 3 You may encounter the Internet Explorer security popup shown below before you can access the AdminBrowser. If a website security window opens, click Continue to this website (not recommended) to continue. 4 In the AdminBrowser Login page Username box, type the default user name: operator and in the Password box, type the default password: password. 5 Click Log On. The AdminBrowser Home page opens. 6 Click System Configuration > Set Date/Time to open the Set Date/Time page and then do the following, as necessary. a Use the Date box to enter a new date in MM/DD/ YYYY format. b Use the Time box to enter a new time in 24-hour clock format (hh:mm:ss) c Click Set Date/Time. 7 If you need to configure the system for Daylight Savings Time, do the following; otherwise, go to Step 8 to reboot the Main Hub. a Click System Configuration > Setup Daylight Savings Time to open the Setup Daylight Savings Time page. b Select the Enable check box. c d In the Start Date and End Date panels, use the Month and Day menus to set the date that daylights savings time starts and ends. Use the Time text boxes to enter the start and end time in 24-hour clock format (hh:mm). Click Setup Daylight Savings Time. 8 Click Reboot. The Reboot System page opens with system reboot messages, which includes an estimate of how long it will take for the reboot to complete. Ignore the following message as the initial setup steps are not achieved via an analog modem: If you are connected to the system through a modem, please disconnect it now. a Wait for the Estimated time to completion (mm:ss) message to show 00:00. b Click Return to Home page. c AdminBrowser logs you out of your current session. d Log back in to AdminBrowser. 9 Click System Configuration > Install System. 10 In the General panel, set the parameters listed after the graphic. a b Use the Label text box to enter a label by which you can identify this Fusion system in the System Tree and in system messages. The Label can be up to 32 characters long, and cannot contain a space or the following special keyboard following special keyboard characters: #, $, &, },!. The default Label is Fusion. Recommended Select the System Test on Power Up check box to run System Test each time you power up the Main Hub. (To disable System Test on Power Up, click on the check mark to remove it.) System Test suspends RF for 35 seconds at the start of the test. Normal service for the duration of the test is also suspended calls are dropped, and no new calls can be established during the test. System Test duration depends on the configuration (number of RAUs) and requires one or two minutes to complete. The System Date and Time (Approximate) panel provides a snapshot of the current system date and time, which are maintained by a batterybacked Real Time Clock. October 2016 CommScope, Inc. Page 3 of 5

4 11 Use the Schedule System Test panel to set up an automatic execution of System Test. a Select the Enable check box to enable System Test. (To disable System Test, click on the check mark to remove it.) b Use the Date box to enter the System Test date in MM/DD/YYYY format. c Use the Time box to enter the System Test time in 24-hour clock format (hh:mm:ss). d To set up the automatic recurrence of System Test, do one of the following: To have System Test recur on an interval counted by days, select the Recurrence Day(s) (1-30) radio button, and then in the corresponding box, enter how many days should pass between each occurrence of this System Test. To have System Test recur on an interval counted by weeks, select the Recurrence Week(s) (1-4) radio button, and then in the corresponding box, enter how many weeks should pass between each occurrence of this System Test. After completion of System Test, the scheduled System Test time is updated to the next test time, and an event log entry is made. 12 Set the System Bands make sure you follow the steps that are applicable to the Fusion system that you are configuring. CommScope equipment is designed to operate in the licensed frequency bands of mobile operators. In the USA, the EU, and most countries this equipment may only be used by the licensee, authorized agents, or those with written authorization to do so. Similarly, unauthorized use is illegal, and subjects the owner to the corresponding legal sanctions of the national jurisdiction involved. Ownership of CommScope equipment carries no automatic right of use. To set the Bands in a Non-TDD System, in the Bands panel, do the following: i ii Use the Bands pull-down to select the band. If all bands are not configured, use the Shutdown check boxes to identify from which bands the system should ignore any alarms. iii Use the Uplink Gain and Downlink Gain menus to specify the gain for each band, in one db increments. iv Use the Uplink Automatic Level Control menus to set ALC to Single or Multiple for each band in the system. In a typical wireless deployment, you select Multiple (default). v Go to Step 6 to set the Input and Output Alarms. To set the Bands in a TDD System, in the Bands panel, do the following: i Use the Protocol radio buttons to select the Protocol mode. MIMO sets the configuration to Multiple In-Multiple Out (default), in which the frequencies are the same and up to three contiguous 20 MHz MIMO radios can be supported. ii iii iv v vi SISO sets the band protocol to Single In-Single Out. The system can support six SISO radios, three per band across any 66 MHz within the band. Use the Center Frequency (MHz) menu to set the frequency of WiMAX radios being used for Band 1 and Band 2. Use the Bandwidth (MHz) menu to set the bandwidth to 66 MHz (default) or 30 MHz. If any band is not configured, use the Shutdown check boxes to identify from which bands the system should ignore any alarms. Use the Uplink Gain and Downlink Gain menus to specify the gain for each band, in one db increments. Use the Uplink Automatic Level Control menus to set ALC to Single or Multiple for each band in the system. In a typical wireless deployment, you select Multiple (default). October 2016 CommScope, Inc. Page 4 of 5

5 vii Go to Step 13 to set the Input and Output Alarms. 13 Set the Input Alarms and Output Alarms. a b Do not enable the input alarms unless they will be used to monitor an external contact. In the Input Alarms panel, do the following for each of the three Alarm Sense rows (1-3), as appropriate for your system. (Alarm Sense alarms are commonly referred to as contact alarms. ) i Select the Enable check box to enable Alarm Sense (1-3). (To disable Alarm Sense, click on the check mark to remove it.) ii Use the Normal State menu to set the input alarm to Closed (default) or Opened. iii Use the Label box to assign a name to each alarm sense. The Label can be up to 32 characters long, and cannot contain a space or the following special keyboard following special keyboard characters: #, $, &, },! If BTS monitoring of the DAS is desired, then perform the following steps in the Output Alarms panel: i Select the Fault Source Enable check box to enable the Fault Source output alarm. (To disable Fault Source, click on the check mark to remove it.) ii Use the Normal State menu to set the Fault Source output alarm to Closed (default) or Opened. iii Select the Warning Source Enable check box to enable the Warning Source output alarm. (To disable Warning Source, click on the check mark to remove it.) iv Use the Normal State menu to set the Warning Source output alarm to Closed (default) or Opened. 14 Click Install System. The Install System page displays the following message: The system has been updated. A system test will begin in a few seconds. The Perform System Test page displays the following message: Performing system test. Please wait. If System Test did not find any problems, the Perform System Test page displays the following message: There are no faults, warnings, or statuses. If you see this message, skip to Step 15. If System Test found one or more problems, the Perform System Test page displays the following message: Getting faults, warnings, and statuses and then displays a Current Faults, Warnings and Statuses table. If necessary, to resolve any issues, complete the step(s) in the Remedy column of the Current Faults, Warnings and Statuses table. 15 To see the results of Install System, click System Configuration, and read the information in the Messages list. Note that if you labeled the Main Hub, that label now appears in the System Tree. 16 Check the icons in the System Tree; they should be: Indicates that the band is correctly set on the Main Hub. Indicates that the band is correctly set on the. Indicates that communications are OK. If there are problems, the icons will be different and a message is displayed in the Messages panel. 17 Connect the Main Hub to the RF source (for example, BTS or BDA). Do not exceed the maximum input RF power (1 Watt-composite per band) to the Fusion Hub. Exceeding the limit could cause permanent damage to the Hub. The Fusion system should now be operational. VIII. VERIFY THE INSTALLATION 1. Check LED status: all PORT LEDs should be green. 2 Check all faults, warnings, and status messages. Eliminate all faults and warnings. Check all status messages to ensure that you understand each message as to how it may impact service. 3 Walk the site and use a mobile phone to test the signal strength. 4 Do the following in AdminBrowser: a Use the Get Service Information function to collect valuable information about the system into a single file. You can then use this text file to document, troubleshoot, and maintain the system. i Click Special Features > Get Service Information. A window or dialog that corresponds to the web browser you are using opens and asks if you want to open or save the file. i Follow the prompts to save the file to your laptop or PC. The file name will be in the format of: MainHubName_ServiceInfo_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.rtf b Click System Information > Get Time-Tagged Log.; review the log to check for problems, and then click Erase Log 5 Change the TCP/IP settings in your laptop back to their original values. October 2016 CommScope, Inc. Page 5 of 5