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Nova430e Outdoor 4x250mW Two-Carrier TDD eNodeB Installation Guide
3.5 Maintenance Chamber Waterproofing
Once the installation is complete, you must close the maintenance chamber of the equipment and
waterproof the chamber.
Put the Ethernet cable on the wire, and seal the wire diameter 0.3 in ± 0.04 in (7 mm ± 1 mm).
Before installing the eNB at its final destination, perform the steps in
successful testing, the eNB will be ready for installation at the cell site. Seal and weatherproof all the
connection points, and rustproof where needed.
3.6 Power on to Check LED Status
WARNING:
Ensure the antenna is connected before powering up the eNB. The wireless signal
transmission power can cause bodily injury and damage to the eNB and RF power amplifier
devices.
After the Nova430e is powered on, check that the LED indicators are lighting as expected: Power is steady
green, cell activated is slow flash green, and there are no alarms (Figure 3-15) per Table 2-3.
Figure 3-15: Check LEDs
3.7 Configure Basic Parameters
Reference:
4G LTE eNodeB Configuration Guide – BaiBLQ
The Nova430e eNB can be configured in SC, CA, or DC/split mode, depending on which licenses you have
purchased, and/or in HaloB mode, which is embedded in the base software. The Nova430e also supports
CBRS SAS operation.
When first installing and testing the Nova430e, Baicells recommends configuring the primary cell
(Pcell)/Cell 1 carrier settings (without enabling CA, DC, HaloB, or SAS) for simple verification that the new
eNB unit is operational. Once it is confirmed to be operational, you can then refer to the appropriate
configuration guide(s) for the operating mode you plan to use.
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