Fast deployment
The eLTE Rapid adopts the box-type design and supports fast deployment by eight steps within 15 minutes.
The eight steps for deploying the eLTE Rapid are as follows:
1. Open the front and rear covers.
2. Remove the protection cover of the main box.
3. Open the protection cover of the RRU box.
4. Use optical cables to connect the RRU and BBU.
5. Connect the RRU power cable.
6.Connect the power supply of the main box.
7.Connect the RF cable.
8.Start the system.
Selection of an antenna box and installation of on-board accessories are not counted into the above procedure.
High mobility
You can move the eLTE Rapid on rollers or hump the eLTE Rapid.
All products are gathered in boxes, the CN device and the baseband device are integrated, and the NMS in the PC edition is used.
The casters mounted to the bottom of the boxes enable the eLTE Rapid to be dragged by a person as a whole. You can also hump a single box or drag it using the casters on the bottom. Each box weights properly and the barycenter setting prevents the stack of boxes from damaging devices inside. In addition, the tightly fixed handles facilitate the movement.
High integrity
The eLTE Rapid features high integrity in a compact structure, which combines the base station, CN device, dispatcher, RF device, antenna, power supply device, and on-board accessories in a modular manner for the fast deployment purpose in disaster relief events or emergencies.
High adaptability
The eLTE Rapid can operate without supply mains, for example, in a field environment. A main box and a power supply box can work properly without any shield for about two hours in light rain or breeze. The RF box and the antenna box can work properly in a rainy weather for a long time.
Multiple transmission means
The eLTE Rapid supports satellite, radio, wired network, and other transmission means to exchange information with the outside.
Various professional trunking functions
The eLTE Rapid provides all functions of a enterprise network fixed station, which supports professional trunking, massive narrowband data, and HD video transmission.
Product Overview
The eLTE Rapid adopts a box-type structure, which consists of at least one laptop and two boxes, that is, the main box and the RF box. The laptop runs the eOMC in the PC edition and the eDC. The main box contains the eSCN231 and eMDC devices and the RF box contains the eRRU.
The eLTE Rapid system can also be equipped with a power supply box, on-board accessories, and an antenna box. A power supply box can feed power to the eLTE Rapid system for at least two hours. The on-board accessories are mainly components for installing the eLTE Rapid on a vehicle. The antenna box contains an antenna support and an antenna for installing the antenna in non-vehicle scenarios. The antenna support is a retractile pole up to 2.5 m long. The antenna height is 3 m taking the antenna length into account.
The eLTE Rapid uses a modular design for easier installation and deployment, and applies to communication in static state, communication in motion, and non-vehicle scenarios.
The eLTE Rapid adopts the shockproof design to prevent equipment from damage in transportation. The box-type design of the eLTE Rapid allows flexible configurations and applications. Therefore, the eLTE Rapid is cost-effective.
Services and Functions
The eLTE Rapid provides such major functions as trunking voice services, data services, resource locating, short message services, and video services. The following table lists the features of the eLTE Rapid.
No.
|
Feature
|
1
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P2P voice call
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2
|
P2P video call
|
3
|
Trunking group call
|
4
|
Emergency call
|
5
|
High-speed data service
|
6
|
Short data service
|
7
|
State message
|
8
|
Video surveillance
|
9
|
Portable terminal video sending
|
10
|
Video projection
|
11
|
Video distribution
|
12
|
Combined services collaboration
|
13
|
GIS
|
14
|
Call group scanning
|
15
|
Floor pre-emption
|
16
|
Late entry
|
17
|
Forced release
|
18
|
Break-in by a dispatching console
|
19
|
Time-limit call
|
20
|
Group and user status display
|
21
|
Alias display of group and user
|
22
|
Broadcast call
|
23
|
Dynamic regrouping
|
24
|
Call forward
|
25
|
Call data record
|
26
|
Temporary group call
|
27
|
Talking party identification
|
28
|
Barring of incoming/outgoing calls
|
29
|
Remotely enable/disable terminal
|
30
|
Audio/Video recording
|
Introduction to the eLTE Rapid
The eLTE Rapid contains mainly two mandatory boxes and two optional boxes. The following table lists the devices in the eLTE Rapid.
Item
|
Device
|
Remarks
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Main box
|
eSCN231, eMDC, switch, distribution unit
|
Mandatory
|
RF box (1.8 GHz)
|
eRRU3251
|
Mandatory for 1.8 GHz
|
RF box (400 MHz)
|
eRRU3255
|
Mandatory for 400 MHz
|
Laptop
|
eDC and eOMC clients
|
Software (mandatory)
Hardware (optional)
|
Power supply box
|
Battery and UPS inverter
|
Optional
|
Antenna box
|
Antenna and antenna support
|
Optional
|
On-board accessories
|
On-board installation components
|
Optional
|
The following table provides the technical specifications of the eLTE Rapid.
|
Item
|
Specifications
|
Remarks
|
Performance
|
Operating band
|
1785–1805 MHz
|
|
380–450 MHz
|
|
Maximum number of users
|
100
|
|
Maximum number of simultaneous voice calls
|
40
|
The total number of simultaneous voice and video calls is 40.
|
Number of simultaneous video calls
|
20
|
Environment
|
Operating temperature
|
–20°C to +55°C
|
|
Humidity
|
5–95% (non-condensing)
|
|
Atmospheric pressure
|
80–106 kPa
|
|
Power Consumption
|
1.8 GHz
|
530 W
|
Main box and RF box
|
400 MHz
|
580 W
|
Reliability
The mean time between failures (MTBF) is 100000 hours.
The mean time to repair (MTTR) is 0.5 hours.
The whole system complies with GJB150.
The vibration test meets conditions 1 and 8 in GJB150.16.
The shock vibration test conforms to the basic shock test in GJB150.18.
The raining test complies with GJB150.8.