Replace Antenna Integrated Radio 6468
Replace Antenna Integrated Radio 6468
Replace Antenna Integrated Radio 6468
Units
AIR 6468
Operating Instructions
Ge646801
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Contents
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Prerequisites 1
4 References 28
1 Introduction
1.1 Prerequisites
This section contains information on the documents, tools, and conditions that
apply to the procedures.
1.1.1 Documentation
Ensure that the following documents
are read and understood:
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4. References on page 28
1.1.2 Tools
Before starting this procedure, ensure that the tools in Table 1 are available.
Lifting device –
1.1.3 Conditions
Before starting this procedure, ensure that the following conditions are met:
Note: Seals that have been implemented by Ericsson shall not be broken or
removed, as it otherwise voids warranty.
Reuse the mounting brackets unless they are broken or if the AIR unit is
replaced with another type of AIR unit.
Steps
Ge6651C
Ge6679B
5. Keep the unit in the carton until hoisting the unit up to the pole or wall.
6. Save the carton and packing material for any return of units. For more
information about packing and returning units, refer to Pack Faulty AIR
Unit and Handling Faulty Equipment.
Note: The AIR unit must not be left in an outdoor environment more
than one week prior to taking it into service. In cases where high
humidity or cold temperatures apply, the AIR unit must be taken
into service within 48 hours.
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Note: Always try to keep the AIR unit in the packing material when on the
ground to avoid damaging the unit.
Steps
G109339A
2. 17 mm
Install the two L-type brackets
onto the AIR unit.
41 Nm
G109047A
G109340A
G109041A
Warning!
When working at height, there is a risk of falling objects. Falling objects can cause
serious injury or even be fatal. Always wear a helmet and avoid standing in an area
where objects can fall.
Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to
short circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this
unit.
Only instructions about how to remove the AIR unit from down tilt and swivel
pole and wall installation are included in this document.
Ge6817A
Ge5650B
Ge646817A
2
1
Ge646817B
7. 1
Slide the bayonet shell from the
bulkhead connector.
Ge5802B
8. 1
Slide the plug body with the seal
ring from the optical cable end.
Ge5792B
Ge646817C
Note: Never touch the end face of the optical connectors. Keep the
cables away from dirt or grease, which can damage fiber optic
cables. Put protective caps on the optical cable ends or cover
them with a plastic bag. Too much or careless bending can
damage the cable. The minimum allowed bending radius can be
found in Installing Optical Cables for Main-Remote Solutions.
2
1
Ge646817E
2
1
Socket 19 mm
Ge646817F
2
1
10 mm
Ge646817D
Ge8121A
Ge2097G
Ge2097F
B
G109044A
Note: Be careful not to damage the AIR unit against the pole, mast or
wall when hoisting it.
G109302A
Ge5898A
G109306A
Ge5898A
For more detailed information on the AIR unit installation procedure, refer to
Install Antenna Integrated Radio Units.
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1. 17 mm
Install the two L-type brackets
onto the AIR unit.
41 Nm
G109047A
G109031A
Ge6752A
4. 17 mm
Close the pole clamps around the
pole, and finger tighten the nuts
first. Adjust the pole clamp so
40 Nm that the clamp bolts run parallel
on each side of the pole and
tighten the outer M10 nuts.
G109037A
5. Remove the lifting strap and the packing material from the AIR unit.
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1. 17 mm
Install the two L-type brackets
onto the AIR unit.
41 Nm
G109047A
G109031A
Ge6752A
G109123A
5. Remove the lifting strap and the packing material from the AIR unit.
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Because of space limitations, always connect the cables in the following order:
Steps
Do!
Steps
1. Route the grounding cable from the MET at the site to the grounding point
on the AIR unit.
Note: The minimum grounding cable area is 16 mm2 for copper cable,
or a similar cable.
or
10 mm
8 Nm
Ge7577F
For a more detailed instruction on how to install optical cable, refer to Installing
Optical Cables for Main-Remote Solutions.
Note: Handle optical cables with care. Never touch the end face of optical
connectors. Only remove protective covers right before installation.
Steps
Ge5040B
Ge1722C
Ge1723C
Ge4711A
Ge5799B
7. 1
Clamp the plug body with the
seal ring to the optical cable.
Ge5792C
Ge5802D
Ge5793C
11. When the installation of the AIR unit is finished, strap the cables to the
pole or wall.
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The AIR Unit receives sync timing from TCU via PTP protocol. The connector
is SFP+, which is the same as an optical cable. For detailed information about
how to connect synchronization cable, see Connect Optical Cables.
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Ge6733B
• White conductor
• Blue conductor
Alarm A Alarm B Alarm B
• Turquoise conductor
• Violet conductor
2.5 Nm
Ge6729B
Stop!
Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to
short circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this
unit.
Steps
Ge11252A
Ge7952A
Steps
G109053A
G109054A
3. Put a filled out Site Failure Note (SFN) in the carton. For more information
about the SFN, refer to Handling Faulty Equipment.
G109055A
G109056A
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Proceed with the instructions in the work order or in the Operating Instruction
(OPI) that refers to this OPI.
Steps
1. Make sure that the AIR unit is operational and that no alarms are active.
For more information about optical indicators, refer to Indicators, Buttons,
and Switches.
8. Follow the procedures for the return and disposal of replacement parts
and the disposal of packaging. For more information about how to handle
faulty equipment, refer to Handling Faulty Equipment.
4 References
Safety
124 46-2885
124 46-2886
Generic
Site
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