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    HUAWEI OPM50M

    This section describes the exterior and dimensions of the OPM50M.


    Figure 1 shows the exterior of an OPM50M.
    Figure 1 OPM50M exterior

    Figure 2 shows the dimensions of an OPM50M.


    Figure 2 OPM50M dimensions

    OPM50M Ports
    This section describes ports at the bottom and in the cabling cavity of the OPM50M as well
    as the OPM50M's indicator.
    Figure 1 shows ports on the OPM50M.
    Figure 1 Ports on the OPM50M
    Alarm Cable for the OPM50M
    An alarm cable for the OPM50M is used either for connecting an OPM50M and a BBU3910A
    or RRU or for connecting two OPM50Ms.

    Alarm Cable Between an OPM50M and a BBU3910A or RRU

    An alarm cable for the OPM50M connects the OPM50M and a BBU3910A or RRU to provide
    power-off alarm signals and report alarms. An alarm cable for the OPM50M is 5 m (16.4 ft)
    long.
    When a common RRU (FDD), or blade RRU (FDD/TDD), or BBU3910A is used together with
    the OPM50M, one end of the alarm cable for an OPM50M is an RJ45 connector, and the
    other end of the alarm cable is a waterproof DB15 male connector, as shown by illustration 1
    in the following figure.
    When a common RRU (TDD) is used together with the OPM50M, one end of the alarm cable
    for an OPM50M is an RJ45 connector, and the other end of the alarm cable is a waterproof
    DB9 male connector, as shown by illustration 2 in the following figure.
    Figure 1 Alarm cable for the OPM50M

    (1) RJ45 connector (2) Waterproof DB15 male connector


    External Monitoring Cable for the OPM50M
    An OPM50M alarm cable connects an OPM50M to external equipment to transfer alarm
    signals from the external equipment to the OPM50M so that the base station can monitor
    the operating status of the external equipment. An OPM50M external monitoring cable used
    is 25 m (82.02 ft) long.

    Exterior

    An OPM50M external monitoring cable has bare wires at one end and a DB15 waterproof
    male connector at the other end, as shown in Figure 1.
    Figure 1 Exterior of the monitoring signal cable

    (1) Bare wire (2) Waterproof DB15 male connector


    AC Power Cable for the OPM50M
    The AC power cable for the OPM50M feeds external AC power into the OPM50M.

    Exterior

    NOTE:

    • When the load is 3000 W, the input voltage is 220 V, and the power cable with a cross-
    sectional area of 2.5 mm2 (0.004 in.2) is used, it is recommended that the length of the
    power cable be kept within 100 m (328.08 ft). When the conditions are different, the
    recommended maximum length needs to be determined according to the actual
    situation.
    • If an AC surge protection box must to be installed in outdoor scenarios.
    • A 3-pin round waterproof connector needs to be added to one end of the AC power
    cable for the OPM50M onsite.
    The following figure shows a power cable that is used to connect an OPM50M and external
    equipment when an AC surge protection box is not configured.
    Figure 1 Power cable between an OPM50M and external power equipment
    Figure 2 Power cable between an OPM50M and an AC surge protection box

    (1) 3-pin round waterproof connector (2) O


    The following figure shows a power cable that is used to connect an AC surge protection box
    and external power equipment.

    Figure 3 Power cable between an AC surge protection box and external power equipment

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