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- Page 1 User’s Manual DSPbR Series Rebroadcast Repeater/Booster. Base Line release 1.0 Australian Provisional Patent Application No. 2009905291...
- Page 2 2010, RF Industries Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction, adaptation or translation without prior written permission is prohibited except as allowed under copyright laws. For further information or help with this product contact your nearest RFI sales office or through the following; Within Australia dial:...
- Page 3 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Table of Contents Chapter Page General Used abbreviations Tables and Figures List Health and Safety warnings About RF Industries Pty Ltd RFI Contact Details Introduction Application Product Overview Product Specifications Functional Description General Sub Rack Frame Modules 3.3.1...
- Page 4 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Start – Up Connectivity Ethernet Connection Set up 5.2.1 Webb Browser GUI (Graphical User Interface) 5.2.2 IP Address 5.2.3 Log in page 5.2.4 GUI Tree 5.2.5 Introduction 5.2.6 Status pages 5.2.7 Configure pages 5.2.8 Maintenance 5.2.9...
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Page 5: General
DSPbR Series – User’s Manual 1. GENERAL 1.1 Used abbreviations Automatic Level Control Band Pass Filter BPFM Band Pass Filter Module Base Transceiver Station Controller Area Network CAT5/6 Category 5 or 6 (Ethernet cable – standard wiring) Command Line Interface... - Page 6 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Tables Page Abbreviations. DSPbR Generic Product Specifications 8-Ch Internal Combiner Filter, per Channel Max Power Ratings dBm to RF Power in Watts – Cross Reference Ancillary Equipment and Spare Part Numbers Recommended Spares Listing Figures...
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Page 7: Health And Safety Warnings
DSPbR Series – User’s Manual 1.3 Health and Safety warnings Only suitably qualified people should be allowed to install and commission this equipment after comprehending and becoming familiar with all the safety and installation instructions contained in this manual. It will be assumed that a qualified person will have a fundamental knowledge of the objectives and use common sense where safety warnings are not necessary explicit. - Page 8 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Ensure that all connectors are fully mated. Use this equipment only for the purpose specified by RF Industries Pty Ltd. Do not carry out any modifications or attempt any module repairs. All modules in this unit are not intended to be field repairable and should be returned to RF Industries for service or repair.
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Page 9: About Rf Industries Pty Ltd
All products are thoroughly tested at pre-determined stages i.e. after final modular or system configuration, ensuring reliable operation from the time of installation into a long service history. Contact Details; Within Australia Dial: 1300 000 RFI (1300 000 734) International: + 61 7 3621 9400 Sales email: vicsales@rfi.com.au Technical Support: support@rfi.com.au... -
Page 10: Introduction
DSPbR Series – User’s Manual 2. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION. 2.1 Application The RF Industries DSPbR (Digital Signal Processor based Repeater) Series is designed as a multi-channel, multi-band expandable rebroadcast repeater/booster used for extending network coverage in either outdoor or indoor applications. - Page 11 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual that the gain through the repeater can be considerably increased and the cell extension afforded greater coverage and signal strength. A useful feature using this technology is the choice of setting receiver gating on a respective channel. This can be set to open above a fixed dBm input level, or at a pre-determined level above a dynamic input noise level or simply disabled keeping the receiver channel open.
- Page 12 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Modular Construction The DSPbR hardware is modular in construction and designed to provide exceptional installation and channel expansion efficiency, allowing hot-swappable hardware upgrades to increase the number of repeater channels up to a maximum of eight bi-directional channels or up to 16 separate transmitters in a single 19” 4RU sub rack frame.
- Page 13 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Each RFBE and corresponding BPFM module is internally partitioned into Side “A” and Side “B”, effectively providing two RFBE’s per RFBE module. The BPFM must correspond in terms of frequency compatibility with the RFBE. Fitting both sides of the module with RFBE’s is optional and dependent on the required configuration and prospect of future expandability and upgradability.
- Page 14 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual This allows for various options of combiners to be selected and optimised for the frequency combinations in use. A Through Line Module (TLM) can be used to extend the output of a RFBE to the rear of the sub rack frame without incurring the additional loss of a BPFM.
- Page 15 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual 2.3 Product Specifications The DSPbR Series repeater is designed for configuration in a number of popular bands. RFFE and RFBE modules with corresponding BPFM’s for both up and downlinks are currently available in the following RF bands; 400-420MHz, 450-470MHz, 470-490MHz, 805-825MHz and 850-870MHz RF Industries will be adding bands to the current list during our program of continued development.
- Page 16 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Power Supply Options 48VDC /110-240VAC Power Consumption (max – fully configured) 1500W Internal Combiner Typical Insertion Loss 11dB Maximum input power per channel Refer to Table 3. Typical Power AC / DC power consumption figures 1 x Bi-directional (UL 42dBm &...
- Page 17 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Environmental Mounting Indoor only Active Cooling (fan speed variable with temperature) 2 x 119x119x34mm fans Temperature Range -30° C to +60° C Connectivity Ethernet connection points 1 x front - CSC module 1 x rear - Ref Gen module USB Type “B”...
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Page 18: General
DSPbR Series – User’s Manual 3. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION. 3.1 General The DSPbR Series repeater is based on the use of a DSP engine to provide unprecedented flexibility in providing software defined channel specific filter profiles, channel characteristic parameter configuration and alarm reporting. - Page 19 DSPbR Series – User’s Manual Please note that there will be a state change on start-up as the relays are energised and held. Relay “1” is activated on notification of any major alarm and relay “2” is activated on notification of any minor alarm.
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Page 20: Psu Inlet Module
Appendix “A” Slot Architecture - Typical Configurations. 3.3 Modules The DSPbR Series repeater has been designed on a modular level and as such the modules are configurable to essentially cater for power supply and band options with channel expandability.
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