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Vaught Hemingway Stadium Benchmark Test ATampT Crown Castle LLC Proprietary and Confidential Copyright 2012 Crown Castle LLC All Rights Reserved Vaught Hemingway Stadium Bleachers ID: 640071

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Slide1

University of Mississippi

Vaught Hemingway StadiumBenchmark Test(AT&T)

Crown Castle LLC Proprietary and Confidential Copyright © 2012 Crown Castle LLC . All Rights Reserved.Slide2

Vaught Hemingway Stadium

BleachersAT&T UMTS PCSSlide3

Initial CW TestingInjected CW signal in each sector to collect data defining sectors coverageBased on the CW coverage, issues were identified due to antennas locations and the type of antennas used.

Removed all CSI panel antennas due to its poor pattern and performed azimuth and tilting chanages to the xcap antennasSlide4

The system has power limitation, and cannot support the necessary power to provide dominant server for each sector. If gain is added, the system can override at the full load.

To resolve the override issue, more RAUs need to be added to the system. One RAU per each sector. (at red arrows)

Poor antenna patens are used in the designMacro sites have higher coverage than DASThroughput is low even outside the stadiumCables with high loss are used between the RAU and antennas

ObservationsSlide5

Benchmark before (10/24/2012)Slide6

First Set of ChangesRemoving all CSI Panel Antennas that is causing sectors’ bleeding and higher SHO.Slide7

First Set of Changes-ContinueXCAP Azimuth and Tilting adjustmentsSlide8

Power, Gain and Attenuation AdjustmentsFirst Set of Changes-Continue

Stadium Zone/ SectorUMTS f1 (537) BTS output (DIN directly out of BTS)UMTS f2 (612) BTS output (DIN directly out of BTS)

CCI INTERNAL FIXED ATTENUATION (inside the box cannot be changed)

CCI internal insertion loss

CCI DL ATTN dial settings

CCI UL ATTN dial settings

f1 (537) (CCI TX OUT QMA PORT to DAS)

f2 (612) (CCI TX OUT QMA PORT to DAS)

Tx Cable Insertion Loss (CCI to Fusion Main Hubs)

Rx Cable Insertion Loss (CCI to Fusion Main Hubs)

Fusion DL Port Main Hub (f1-537)

Fusion DL Port Main Hub (f2-612)

DL Gain

UL Gain

DL Power expected at output of RAU (Before antenna & its cabling)

 

dbm

dbm

dB

dB

dB

dB

dB

dB

dB

dB

dBm

dBm

dB

dB

dBm

1

37

41.4

20

22

0

0

5

0.6

-13.6

-13.4

-8.6

-12.8

7

12

-1.6

2

38.1

42.4

20

22

0

0

3.9

-0.4

-7.9

-7.9

-4

-8.3

2

12

-2

3

40.7

43.1

20

22

2

0

3.3

0.9

-7.3

-10.9

-4

-10

3

12

-1

4

37.7

41.6

20

22

0

0

4.3

0.4

-8

-8.4

-3.7

-8

3

7

-0.7

5

38.5

42.4

20

22

1

0

4.5

0.6

-7.8

-8.6

-3.3

-8

5

13

1.7

6

38.5

42.5

20

22

1

0

4.5

0.5

-8.5

-8.5

-4

-8

2

12

-2

7

37.9

41.55

20

22

0

0

4.1

0.45

-7.8

-8.45

-3.7

-8

1

12

-2.7

8

39

43.1

20

22

2

0

5

0.9

-13.2

-13.7

-8.2

-12.8

6

9

-2.2

9-1

37.1

49.77

20

22

0

8

4.9

0.23

-15.4

-15.23

-10.5

-15

0

0

-10.5

9-2

37.1

49.77

20

22

0

8

4.9

0.23

-15.4

-15.23

-10.5

-15

2

6

-8.5

10

36.8

43.4

20

22

0

2

5.2

0.6

-11.6

-11.9

-6.4

-11.3

4

7

-2.4Slide9

After 1

st Set of Changes

5 dB Additional Gain + Removing CSI Panel Antennas + XCAP Antenna Azimuth and Tilting Adjustments

SHO Improved by 50%Slide10

Second Set of ChangesRelocate CSI Panel Antennas to the middle of the sectors instead of the sectors edges, so we can take advantage of the antennas pattern. And close coverage gaps.

Increase sectors 6 & 7 gain from 5 to 7 dBLower sectors 2, 3, 4 &5 gain from 5 to 3 dBSlide11

After 2

nd

set of changes to sectors 5, 6 & 77 dB Additional Gain

3 dB Additional Gain

Note that the SHO degraded from 33% to 41% as a side effect of fixing converge holes resulted from the fist set of changes on 10/31 due splitters loss. The coverage holes were fixed by adjusting the sectors gain.Slide12

After 2

nd set of changes to sectors 2, 3 & 4

Note the degradation to the SHO in the area covered by sectors 2, 3 & 4 due the gain adjustment from 5 to 3 dB.

The gain should be reversed back to 5 dB or higher.

Also similar antenna additions and changes to sectors 5, 6, &7 should be applied to sectors 2, 3, & 4Slide13

Coverage after optimization-11/1/2012

Note the improvement in coverage of sectors 5,6 & 7

Coverage of sectors 2,3 & 4 still needs further workSlide14

Coverage+PSC

after optimization-11/1/2012

Notice the dominance of each sector except for few spots where it need to be addressed by increasing the antennas ERIP in these areas. Suggested solution is to add more RAUSlide15

EcIo

after optimization-11/1/2012Slide16

EcIo+PSC

after optimization-11/1/2012Slide17

Dominant PSC after optimization-11/1/2012Slide18

Tx

Power after optimization-11/1/2012Slide19

DL Throughput after optimization-11/1/2012

DL Throughput kbpsSlide20

Current outdoor DL Throughput from macro sites

DL Throughput kbps

While DAS is turned offSlide21

Current outdoor SHO in macro sites

While DAS is turned offSlide22

Vaught Hemingway Stadium

Lower Level Suites AT&T UMTS PCSSlide23

Recommendation!There are 2 options to reduce the SHO in this area and create dominant server:

Using directional antennas instead of the Omni antennasIf Omni antenna is kept, it should at least be moved inward away from sectors 4 & 5 to reduce overlap. This overlap is degrading sectors 4 & 5 performanceSlide24

Coverage – Lower level suites

No optimization has been doneSlide25

EcIo

– Lower level suites

No optimization has been doneSlide26

SHO – Lower level suites

No optimization has been doneSlide27

DL Throughput – Lower level suites

DL Throughput kbps

No optimization has been doneSlide28

Vaught Hemingway Stadium

Upper Level SuitesAT&T UMTS PCSSlide29

Coverage – Upper level suites

No optimization has been doneSlide30

EcIo

– Upper level suites

No optimization has been doneSlide31

Tx

Power – Upper level suites

No optimization has been doneSlide32

DL Throughput – Upper level suites

DL Throughput kbps

No optimization has been doneSlide33

Vaught Hemingway Stadium

Under BleachersAT&T UMTS PCSSlide34

Action Required – Relocate antennas to concrete beams that run across concourse areas. Locate antennas on beams such that they face or run with flow of pedestrian traffic. Establish back to back antenna points for better sector definition. Back to back antenna example

Recommendations for the Under-bleachers areaSlide35

Coverage – Under-bleachers area

No optimization has been doneSlide36

EcIo

– Under-bleachers area

No optimization has been doneSlide37

Tx

Power – Under-bleachers area

No optimization has been doneSlide38

DL

Throught – Under-bleachers area

DL Throughput kbps

No optimization has been doneSlide39

Next StepsFinish optimization of sectors 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 10.

Deploy two installation crew. The first crew to implement the changes and the second crew to work with the optimization team during the testing.CW injection is needed it to verify the coverage area of newly added antennas and adjust the overlap areas.Antennas cannot be moved far from the RAU due to the power limitation of the RAU. When re-locating the antennas the RAU should be moved with the antennas.Add RAU to each sector to resolve the power limitation issuesReplace all “142” high-loss cables with ½” plenum cables between the RAU and antennasVerify power levels at the input of each antennas to match the design levels and adjust power accordingly.Once all sectors are optimized a final walk test needs to be completed