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Antenna and RRU Configuration Guide

The document discusses installing new radio equipment and antennas to add 2100 MHz frequency band support. New RRU 3826 units operating at 2100 MHz will be installed along with dual band combiners to integrate the new 2100 MHz signals with existing equipment operating at 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz. Existing 900 MHz broadcast receivers will remain unchanged.

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Antenna and RRU Configuration Guide

The document discusses installing new radio equipment and antennas to add 2100 MHz frequency band support. New RRU 3826 units operating at 2100 MHz will be installed along with dual band combiners to integrate the new 2100 MHz signals with existing equipment operating at 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz. Existing 900 MHz broadcast receivers will remain unchanged.

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Antenna

New

RRU 3826 Existing RRU Existing 900


(2100) (2100) BRDs

RRU 3826 Existing RRU


(2100) (2100)
Antenna

New

4*2 Dual band 4*2 Dual band


combiner combiner

RRU 3826 Existing RRU


Existing (2100) Existing (2100)
Existing BRDs
MRFU or MRFU or
RRU RRU (900)

(1800) RRU 3826 (1800) Existing RRU


(2100) (2100)
Antenna

New

4*2 Dual band


combiner

RRU 3826 Existing RRU


(2100) Existing (2100)
Existing BRDs
MRFU or
RRU (900)

RRU 3826 (1800) Existing RRU


(2100) (2100)
Antenna

4*2 Dual band combiner

RRU 3826 Existing RRU


(2100) (2100)
Existing BRDs

Existing MRFUD (900)

RRU 3826 (1800) Existing RRU


(2100) (2100)

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