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TLC SOLUTIONS INC.

SUITCASE GSM USER MANUAL

(SEPARATE COMPONENT PACKAGE)

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 9, 2009

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Page 1 LAPTOP GSM System User Manual TLC SOLUTIONS INC. SUITCASE GSM USER MANUAL (SEPARATE COMPONENT PACKAGE) UPDATED SEPTEMBER 9, 2009...
Page 2 USER in obtaining proper clearance, at no time will any submission be submitted in the name of, by or for TLC Solutions, Inc. All applications shall be submitted in the name of, by and for the END USER only. TLC Solutions, Inc. does not assume any liability arising out of the improper use of any equipment described herein.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Conventions Used in this Guide ......................... 1 Guide Organization ............................1 Safety Precautions ............................3 TLC’s Laptop GSM System ..................... 5 Single Chassis MSC, BSC, GSN, and SMSC ..................... 5 External Connectivity........................... 5 Single Carrier BTS ............................6 ...
Page 5 BSC Configuration ............................ C5 Cell Group Configuration ......................... C5 Cell Configuration ............................. C6 LA Configuration ............................C6 PMX Administrator Password Change ....................C7 Tenancy Configuration ..........................C8 General Tab .......................... C9 Ranges Tab .......................... C9 ...
Page 6: Preface
Intended Users of this Guide This guide is intended to be read by individuals responsible for the deployment and use of the LTGSM System. It is assumed that the reader has a basic knowledge of Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) technology.
Page 7 Section 3, “System Configuration”, provides current system information as well as screenshots and configuration commands for the MSC, BSC and BTS. Section 4, “Upgrades to the MSC and BSC”, provides instructions for LTGSM upgrades. Section 5, “Periodic Maintenance”, describes the procedures that should be performed periodically to ensure the LTGSM operates properly.
Page 8: Safety Precautions
Failure to comply with these precautions or specific warnings elsewhere in this manual violates safety standards of design, manufacture, and intended use of this equipment. TLC Solutions, Inc. assumes no liability for the customer’s failure to comply with these requirements.
Page 9 Operation of electrical equipment in such an environment creates a definite safety hazard. WARNING Do Not Substitute Parts or Modify Equipment WARNING - Because of the danger of introducing additional hazards, do not install substitute parts or perform any unauthorized modification of equipment. WARNING _____________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 10: Tlc's Laptop Gsm System
TLC’s Laptop GSM System The LTGSM System is a complete GSM system in a suitcase. The package contains a MSC, GSN*, SMSC, AUC*, MMSC*, BSC and BTS. This system is capable of providing Voice, Circuit Switched Data (CSD) and High Speed Data. Due to the system type, the area of coverage is limited to 500 feet indoors and approximately 100 yards outdoors depending on the environment.
Page 11: Single Carrier Bts
CSD and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) are supported. The LTGSM can support up to 20 single carrier BTSs. CAUTION – The single carrier BTS used in the LTGSM system was designed as an indoor base station. As such, the receiver on the BTS is not as efficient as those found in commercial grade outdoor base stations.
Page 12: System Installation
Completely read and understand this entire section as well as Appendix B of this document before deploying and operating the LTGSM. There are several ways to deploy the LTGSM. It may be deployed as a single carrier system with no external connectivity or there could be multiple carriers connected across the world via the internet using technology such as VPN connectivity.
Page 13: System Configuration
System Configuration The software configuration is vitally important to how the LTGSM operates. No matter how well the system is deployed and connected it will not work without the appropriate software settings. Most systems are delivered to the end user ready to operate out of the box with the exception of a couple of items.
Page 14: Administration Procedures Using The Web Browser Interface
For the purposes of the guide TLC will address only those issues surrounding the SLA. If the end user has a SLA and a software upgrade becomes available TLC will contact the user via telephone and email to inform him/her at the time of availability. The customer will be provided an FTP site from which to download the patch/software upgrade.
Page 15: Periodic Maintenance
Periodic Maintenance Due to the simplicity of the LTGSM very little maintenance is required. The following items should be performed on a periodic basis: • Back up the configuration database (after every major system change) • Test the system monthly to ensure it operates correctly •...
Page 16: Appendix A - Common Acronyms
Operations Maintenance Center – Radio Private Branch Exchange Primary Rate Interface PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network Radio Frequency SCPA Single Carrier Power Amplifier SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node Short Message Service SMSC Short Messaging Service Center _____________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 17 TRAU Transcoder and Rate Adaptation Unit Visitor Location Registry _____________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 18: Appendix B - Quick Deployment Guide
Appendix B – Quick Deployment Guide _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 19 STOP – Informs the reader that a procedure is STOP finished. STRAIGHT ETHERNET CABLE CROSS OVER ETHERNET CABLE SMA MALE TO SMA MALE (TX) SMA MALE TO SMA MALE (RX) N-Type Male to 7/16 DIN Male (ANT) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 20: Deploying The System 'Without' The Use Of An Ethernet Hub Or Switch
Deploying the system ‘without’ the use of an Ethernet HUB or Switch _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 21 Set-Up Without Ethernet HUB or Switch Step # 1: Insert Security Dongle into any available USB port. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 22 BTS Power Block using an Ethernet crossover cable. ENSURE THAT A CROSSOVER CABLE IS USED BETWEEN THE LAPTOP MSC AND THE POWER BLOCK. THIS IS ONLY NECESSARY WHEN A HUB OR SWITCH IS NOT USED. NOTE AC to DC Power Block _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 23 Ethernet Port on the BTS. This port can be identified by the 48 VDC marking above it. This connection will be accomplished with a straight through Ethernet cable. 48 VDC AC to DC Power Block _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 24 ADAPTER. SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH COULD BE Step # 4: CAUSED BY ELECTRIC SHOCK!!! WARNING Connect the AC Power to both the Laptop and the BTS Power Block. To AC Outlet 48 VDC AC to DC Power Block To AC Outlet _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 25 Set-Up Without Ethernet HUB or Switch Step # 5: Press the power button above the keyboard on the laptop. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 26 THIS COMPLETES THE SET-UP WHEN DEPLOYED STOP WITHOUT AN ETHERNET HUB OR SWITCH. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 27: Deploying The System 'With' The Use Of An Ethernet Hub Or Switch
Deploying the system ‘with’ the use of an Ethernet HUB or Switch _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 28 Set-Up With Ethernet HUB or Switch Step # 1: Insert Security Dongle into any available USB port. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 29 Ethernet Switch (except port 5). PORT 5 ON THE ETHERNET SWITCH IS AN UPLINK PORT. DO NOT USE THIS PORT UNLESS IT NECESSARY. IF THE PORT IS USED IT WILL REQUIRE A CROSSOVER CABLE. NOTE Ethernet Switch _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 30 PORT 5 ON THE ETHERNET SWITCH IS AN UPLINK PORT. DO NOT USE THIS PORT UNLESS IT NECESSARY. IF THE PORT IS USED IT WILL REQUIRE A CROSSOVER CABLE. NOTE Ethernet Switch AC to DC Power Block _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 31 PORT 5 ON THE ETHERNET SWITCH IS AN UPLINK PORT. DO NOT USE THIS PORT UNLESS IT NECESSARY. IF THE PORT IS USED IT WILL REQUIRE A CROSSOVER CABLE. NOTE Ethernet Switch 48 VDC AC to DC Power Block _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 32 DO NOT USE THIS PORT UNLESS IT NECESSARY. IF THE PORT IS USED IT WILL REQUIRE A CROSSOVER CABLE. NOTE Ethernet Switch To AC Outlet 48 VDC AC to DC Power Block To AC Outlet _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 33 Set-Up With Ethernet HUB or Switch Step # 6: Press the power button on the front of the MSC. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 34 THIS COMPLETES THE SET-UP WHEN DEPLOYED STOP WITH AN ETHERNET HUB OR SWITCH. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 35: Connecting A Second Bts
CONNECTING A SECOND BTS _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 36 DO NOT USE THIS PORT UNLESS IT NECESSARY. IF THE PORT IS USED IT WILL REQUIRE A CROSSOVER CABLE. NOTE Ethernet Switch TO PC 48 VDC AC to DC Power Block 48 VDC AC to DC Power Block _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 37 THIS COMPLETES THE SET-UP FOR CONNECTING STOP TWO OR MORE BTSs. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 38: Connecting The Range Enhancement Package (Rep)
CONNECTING THE RANGE ENHANCEMENT PACKAGE (REP) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 39 Connect the BTS TX port to the REP TX Input port and then connect the BTS RX port to the REP RX Input port using the SMA Male to SMA Male cables provided. 48 VDC _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 40 CAUTION Connect the REP Antenna port to an appropriate antenna using an N Type Male connector on the REP side of the cable. ALL CABLES, ANTENNAS AND LOADS SHOULD BE RATED AT 50 OHMS. NOTE _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 41 Connecting the Range Enhancement Package Step # 3: Connect AC power to the REP. To AC Outlet _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 42 Connecting the Range Enhancement Package Step # 4: Toggle the power button next to the AC entry point to the on position. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 43 Step # 5: POWER AND MAY NOT REFLECT THE ACTUAL RF OUTPUT. The blue LED on the from of the REP should illuminate and NOTE the power meter should indicate an estimated power output level. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 44 THIS COMPLETES THE SET-UP WHEN STOP CONNECTING THE BTS TO THE REP _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
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Page 46: Appendix C Configuration Guide
Introduction This document introduces the Management System of the LTGSM solution and should initially be read in conjunction with the Quick Start Guide for the LTGSM. The Quick Start Guide details how to physically connect-up your LTGSM. This System Administrator User Guide can be used as a training and/or reference document by anyone who requires access to the Management System in order to configure, administer, register handsets or support the LTGSM.
Page 47 For a brand new system, there will be no existing tenancies. You should first select ‘System Settings’ in order to add a new ‘provider’: You will be presented with the ‘System Settings’ menu: __________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 48: Provider Configuration
Click on the ‘Providers’ icon to be presented with the providers list, then click on ‘Add Provider’ to enter details of the new provider. Once added to the system, a provider may be edited but not deleted. __________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 49: Msc Configuration
Select ‘Add MSC’ to add details of the MSC: Enter details as given on your network diagram and click ‘Accept’. NOTE : The loop back IP address of 127.0.0.1 should never be used as the MSC will fail to start. __________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 50: Bsc Configuration
Define a suitable name and choose the required LA from the list and click ‘Accept’. Repeat the process as necessary to create all cell groups required on the network. Reminder: Although cell groups may be viewed from within LA settings, they may only be configured via the BSC. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 51: Cell Configuration
Having now created an MSC, at least one BSC and at least one LA, you can now create new cell groups to be assigned to your LA(s) and new cells to be assigned to your cell group(s). ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 52: Pmx Administrator Password Change
‘System Settings’ menu: From there, you will be prompted to enter the current password, followed by the new password you wish to use, then to confirm that new password and accept the change. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 53: Tenancy Configuration
You will be presented with the list of tenancies: For a brand new system, there will be no existing tenancies. Select ‘Add Tenancy’ and you will be presented with the ‘Add Tenancy’ screen: ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 54: General Tab
From the Tenancy List, select the tenancy you have just created and, in the ‘Tenancy Menu’, click on the ‘Tenancy Settings’ icon: This will take you back to the details in order to create a number range: ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 55: Authentication Tab
A tenancy may have multiple ranges but they must share a common number length as defined in the ‘Tenancy Configuration’ screen. Authentication Tab The required levels of security offered by the PMX system should be determined for the tenancy. By default, all options are selected. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 56: Diverts Tab
(unless overridden by an extension-specific divert) or on individual extensions. The diverts tab within the ‘Tenancy Settings’ will apply the rules for all extensions within the tenancy. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 57 Should you need to remove a tenancy from the system, this can be done by selecting ‘Remove Tenancies’ from the ‘Associated Links’ options in the ‘Tenancy Settings’ section. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 58 ‘Continue’ at the bottom of the screen. You will be prompted to ‘Accept’ or ‘Cancel’ the deletion. Please exercise caution when using this facility as tenancy settings cannot be restored once deleted. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 59: Sim Card And Extension Number Configuration
If the IMSI is known to you, method 1 is the simpler method of provisioning the SIM card. Provisioning Method 1 Browse to the ‘Tenancy Menu’ and select ‘Extensions’. This will take you to the list of extensions. Select ‘Add Extension’. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 60: General Tab
10 unassigned extension numbers are listed. The value is defined in the web.config file found in [x]:\Program Files\Private Mobile Networks\iMobileNetwork  <add key="MaxListCount" value="10" /> ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 61: Gprs Tab
Sets the level of artificial latency on data transmission. If set to ‘Best Effort’, data will be transmitted as quickly as current network conditions allow. Precedence Class Allows the GPRS data for this extension to be given a lower, equal or greater priority than the data of other users. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 62: Advanced Tab
The Ki cannot be determined by a card reader and ensures that a ghosted SIM is not being used. For 3 party SIM’s such as those already supplied by a macro network provider, the Ki will be unknown to PMX and authentication will ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 63: Diverts Tab
Allows an alternative point of answer to be defined when the extension is busy on another call and no second line is enabled on the extension / handset. No Answer Sets an alternative point of answer when calls give no reply within the ringing duration set in ‘Timeout’. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 64: Provisioning Method 2
Enter this number in the IMEI field and give the handset a meaningful description. Click ‘Accept’ to save the details. Having added a device capable of provisioning extensions, go back to the ‘Tenancy Menu’ and click on the ‘Pending Provisions’ icon. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 65 Once you have created provisions in this manner, you may use the extensions icon to further edit the details of the provision and create GPRS, advanced and divert settings. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 66: Sms Distribution Lists
‘Available Extensions’ list and clicking the right arrow to move them to the ‘Selected Extensions’ list. Click ‘Accept’ to save the list. Once a list has been configured, you may select the ‘Send SMS’ icon in the ‘Tenancy Menu’. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 67 “off net” and is on the ‘Normal Subscriber’ profile, the system will attempt to deliver messages to the ‘External Mobile Network Number’ defined against the extension. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 68: Gateways
In order to configure a gateway, browse to ‘System Settings’ and follow the ‘Gateways’ link from the ‘System Settings’ menu. You will be presented with the list of gateways: ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 69 The tenancy drop-down list offers a choice between ‘System’ and any existing tenancy names. Select ‘System’ if the gateway is to be used by all tenancies or the appropriate name if only to be available to one tenancy. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 70 They may be altered if required. If the system is set up to used private instead of public queues, this screen offers the ability to defined the queue names as .\private$\to_mms .\private$\gsmregistrations ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 71: Routes
‘Accept’. You will be returned to the list of routes. Further changes to routes may be made by selecting the one you require from the list. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 72: General Tab
PSTN. Click on the ‘Destinations’ tab to see the list of destinations. Click on ‘Add Destination’ to select from the list of available gateways / extensions. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 73: Patterns Tab
Any single character from 1 to 9 inclusive. Click on the ‘Patterns’ tab to see the list of patterns. Click on ‘Add Pattern’ to define the dialled numbers which are to follow this route. Repeat as required. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 74: Translations Tab
The output mask would be 0184552XXXX . The four X’s tell PMX to output a CLI of 0184552 followed by the last four digits of the extension number. Click on the ‘CLI Transforms’ tab so see the list of CLI transforms. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 75 N.B. The dollar wild card only has this function in an output mask. On a pattern, the dollar will still denote any number of characters of any value. Click ‘Accept’ to save the transform and return to the list of CLI transforms. From the list, click the ‘Configure’ icon to continue entering details. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 76 NOTE : Telecoms regulations in the country or countries where the system is to operate may restrict the CLI you are able to deliver to the PSTN. Only ‘trusted’ E1 or T1 links may be allowed to deliver any chosen CLI. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 77: Destination Transform
So, if this transform were to allow patterns of differing lengths but where the prefix was the same, the prefix could be removed without the need to define separate transforms. For example, patterns of “0XXXXXXXXX” and “0XXXXXXXXXX” ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 78 Click on ‘Add Pattern’ to define the dialled numbers which will be transformed: Once configured, each transform must be enabled for it to take effect. The route itself must then also be enabled for all its components to come into effect. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 79: Tenancy Translations
Click on ‘Add Translation’ to create a description and flag as an emergency translation if required: Click ‘Accept’ to create the translation and drop back to the list of extensions. Select the translation from the list to continue configuring details. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 80 Click on ‘Add Destination Transform’ to add a description and output mask (with a ‘Truncate Characters rule defined, if required): Click on ‘Add a Pattern’ to determine which dialled numbers should be modified by the transform: The transform must then be enabled to take effect: ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 81: Presence
When the user is on the network but not in call, the icon will be blue. When on a call, the icon will be pink. Please note that this screen does not update in real time. To get the most up-to-date view, click the refresh button. ___________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Manual Confidential...
Page 82: Appendix D - I/O Connector Pinouts
Connector 1 Connector 2 Pin 1 Pin 3 Pin 2 Pin 6 Pin 3 Pin 1 Pin 4 Pin 4 Pin 5 Pin 5 Pin 6 Pin 2 Pin 7 Pin 7 Pin 8 Pin 8 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 83: Appendix E - Dbm-To-Watts Conversion Table
0.245 28.9 0.776 33.9 2.45 38.9 7.76 43.9 24.55 48.9 77.62 53.9 245.47 58.9 776.25 63.9 2454.71 24.0 0.251 29.0 0.794 34.0 2.51 39.0 7.94 44.0 25.12 49.0 79.43 54.0 251.19 59.0 794.33 64.0 2511.89 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 84 0.302 29.8 0.955 34.8 3.02 39.8 9.55 44.8 30.20 49.8 95.50 54.8 302.00 59.8 954.99 64.8 3019.95 24.9 0.309 29.9 0.977 34.9 3.09 39.9 9.77 44.9 30.90 49.9 97.72 54.9 309.03 59.9 977.24 64.9 3090.30 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 85: Appendix F - Arfcn Frequencies
876.000 838.600 883.600 846.200 891.200 831.200 876.200 838.800 883.800 846.400 891.400 831.400 876.400 839.000 884.000 846.600 891.600 831.600 876.600 839.200 884.200 846.800 891.800 847.000 892.000 847.800 892.800 848.600 893.600 847.200 892.200 848.000 893.000 848.800 893.800 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 86 ARFCN UPLINK DOWNLINK ARFCN UPLINK DOWNLINK ARFCN UPLINK DOWNLINK 847.400 892.400 848.200 893.200 847.000 892.000 847.600 892.600 848.400 893.400 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 87: F-2. E-Gsm-900 Arfcn Frequencies (In Mhz)
945.800 906.800 951.800 895.000 940.000 901.000 946.000 907.000 952.000 895.200 940.200 901.200 946.200 907.200 952.200 895.400 940.400 901.400 946.400 907.400 952.400 895.600 940.600 901.600 946.600 907.600 952.600 895.800 940.800 901.800 946.800 907.800 952.800 908.000 953.000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 88 934.200 882.600 927.600 1004 886.000 931.000 1021 889.400 934.400 882.800 927.800 1005 886.200 931.200 1022 889.600 934.600 883.000 928.000 1006 886.400 931.400 1023 889.800 934.800 883.200 928.200 1007 886.600 931.600 883.400 928.400 1008 886.800 931.800 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 89: F-3. Gsm-1900 Arfcn Frequencies (In Mhz)
1934.0000 1859.0000 1939.0000 1864.0000 1944.0000 1854.2000 1934.2000 1859.2000 1939.2000 1864.2000 1944.2000 1854.4000 1934.4000 1859.4000 1939.4000 1864.4000 1944.4000 1854.6000 1934.6000 1859.6000 1939.6000 1864.6000 1944.6000 1854.8000 1934.8000 1859.8000 1939.8000 1864.8000 1944.8000 1855.0000 1935.0000 1860.0000 1940.0000 1865.0000 1945.0000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 90 1954.0000 1879.0000 1959.0000 1884.0000 1964.0000 1874.2000 1954.2000 1879.2000 1959.2000 1884.2000 1964.2000 1874.4000 1954.4000 1879.4000 1959.4000 1884.4000 1964.4000 1874.6000 1954.6000 1879.6000 1959.6000 1884.6000 1964.6000 1874.8000 1954.8000 1879.8000 1959.8000 1884.8000 1964.8000 1875.0000 1955.0000 1880.0000 1960.0000 1885.0000 1965.0000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 91 1977.4000 1902.4000 1982.4000 1907.4000 1987.4000 1897.6000 1977.6000 1902.6000 1982.6000 1907.6000 1987.6000 1897.8000 1977.8000 1902.8000 1982.8000 1907.8000 1987.8000 1898.0000 1978.0000 1903.0000 1983.0000 1908.0000 1988.0000 1898.2000 1978.2000 1903.2000 1983.2000 1908.2000 1988.2000 1898.4000 1978.4000 1903.4000 1983.4000 1908.4000 1988.4000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 92 1988.8000 1899.0000 1979.0000 1904.0000 1984.0000 1909.0000 1989.0000 1899.2000 1979.2000 1904.2000 1984.2000 1909.2000 1989.2000 1899.4000 1979.4000 1904.4000 1984.4000 1909.4000 1989.4000 1899.6000 1979.6000 1904.6000 1984.6000 1909.6000 1989.6000 1899.8000 1979.8000 1904.8000 1984.8000 1909.8000 1989.8000 1900.0000 1980.0000 1905.0000 1985.0000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 93: F-4. Gsm-1800 Arfcn Frequencies (In Mhz)
1812.000 1725.000 1820.000 1733.000 1828.000 1717.200 1812.200 1725.200 1820.200 1733.200 1828.200 1717.400 1812.400 1725.400 1820.400 1733.400 1828.400 1717.600 1812.600 1725.600 1820.600 1733.600 1828.600 1717.800 1812.800 1725.800 1820.800 1733.800 1828.800 1718.000 1813.000 1726.000 1821.000 1734.000 1829.000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 94 1836.600 1750.200 1845.200 1758.800 1853.800 1741.800 1836.800 1750.400 1845.400 1759.000 1854.000 1742.000 1837.000 1750.600 1845.600 1759.200 1854.200 1742.200 1837.200 1750.800 1845.800 1759.400 1854.400 1742.400 1837.400 1751.000 1846.000 1759.600 1854.600 1742.600 1837.600 1751.200 1846.200 1759.800 1854.800 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
Page 95 1878.600 1767.200 1862.200 1775.400 1870.400 1783.800 1878.800 1767.400 1862.400 1775.600 1871.600 1784.000 1879.000 1767.600 1862.600 1775.800 1871.800 1784.200 1879.200 1767.800 1862.800 1776.000 1871.000 1784.400 1879.400 1768.000 1863.000 1776.200 1871.200 1784.600 1879.600 1776.400 1871.400 1784.800 1879.800 ______________________________________________________________________________________ LTGSM User Guide Confidential...
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