1.

External Alarms Connection:

There are two types of environment monitoring configurations for the BTS3012:
 A DEMU is built in the common sub rack and connects to the external
sensor through a cabinet top cable.
 Environment alarm box (EAC-2), communicates with the DTMU through
CBUS3.
Here in V7 project, we use the first type to configure the external alarm.
When installing the DEMU of the BTS3012, we need to configure a DDF box for
the DEMU. The configuration procedure is as shown below figure.

Figure 11-1 Installing a DDF box for the built-in DEMU

All alarm signals are collected from rectifier cabinet, fire alarm control panel,
generator system, air-condition, HVAC control panel and door switch sensor, ect.
And firstly all this signals will be connected to the DDF as a group. The picture below
shows the blocks used inside HUAWEI DDF cabinet.
 Figure 11-2 External alarm socket

Extended alarm socket resource allocation can be seen from below table:

　 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Telecom
Telecom/
Telecom Telecom Telecom/ Telecom Telecom Telecom shelter
General
shelter air shelter air General shelter high shelter minor shelter battery
X1 shelter
condition condition shelter temperature power tower light discharge/
door
#1 fault #2 fault fire alarm alarm fail(minor) alarm commercial
alarm
power
Generato
Telecom Telecom Generator
r #1 Generator Generator
Generator shelter shelter Generator #2
X2 running(i low fuel – low fuel –
#1 fault power fail commercial #2 fault running(indic
ndication day tank storage tank
major power fail ation)
)
Telecom/ Telecom
Generator Telecom shelter Telecom
shelter shelter high battery/ shelter Micor Wave Micor Wave Micor Wave
X3 DSX Fuse
FM200 humidity AC fail- OPP Major Minor Remote
released/ alarm access alarm
FA fault control
Table 11-1 External alarm socket resource allocation table

The below table shows the function of the DMLC connector on the top of cabinet:
Printscreen Type Description BOM Code of the Cable

SWIN MD68 female 32 Boolean value inputs 4047251 Single Cable,Alarm Input Signal
connector Cable, 10.0m, D68M-IV, CC32P0.4P430U(S)-I,
BTS3012

SWOUT DB15 female 6 Boolean value outputs 4047250 Single Cable,Boolean Value Output
connector Signal cable, 10.0m, D15M-I,
CC8P0.4P430U(S)-I, BTS3012

AIN DB44 female 4 analog inputs, 4047252 Single Cable,Analog Signal And
connector smoke/water/door access Dedicated Signal Cable, 10.0m, D44M-I,
control/ CC16P0.4P430U(S)-I, BTS3012
infrared/temperature and
humidity sensor signal
input
Table 11-2 Function of the DMLC connector

The following table shows the definition of the cable for the sensors at the
cabinet top.

BOM Code of Cable Connector to the DMLC at the Cabinet Top / Cable
Signal Definition

4047250 Single
Cable,Boolean Value
Output Signal
Cable,10.0m,D15M-
I,CC8P0.4P430U(S)-
I,BTS3012

4047252 Single
Cable,Analog Signal
And Dedicated Signal
Cable,10.0m,D44M-
I,CC16P0.4P430U(S)
-I,BTS3012
4047251 Single
Cable,Alarm Input
Signal
Cable,10.0m,D68M-
IV,CC32P0.4P430U(
S)-I,BTS3012

Boolean value input ports 1–8 and 9–16:

Boolean value input ports 17–24 and 25–32:

 Figure 11-3 Function of the DMLC connector

The following table shows the connections between DDF sockets and SWIN pins.

Connector Core Connector Core DDF

Alarm ID Alarm Name
Pin Color Pin Color PIN NO.
6438 X1.2 White X1.36 Blue Telecom shelter air condition #1 fault X1-0
6440 X1.3 White X1.37 Orange Telecom shelter air condition #2 fault X1-1
6442 X1.4 White X1.38 Green Telecom/General shelter fire alarm X1-2
6444 X1.5 White X1.39 Brown Telecom/General shelter door alarm X1-3
6446 X1.6 White X1.40 Grey Telecom shelter high temperature alarm X1-4
6448 X1.7 Red X1.41 Blue Telecom shelter minor power fail(minor) X1-5
6450 X1.8 Red X1.42 Orange Telecom shelter tower light alarm X1-6
6452 X1.9 Red X1.43 Green Telecom shelter battery discharge/ X1-7
commercial power
6454 X1.10 Red X1.44 Brown Generator #1 fault X2-0
6456 X1.11 Red X1.45 Grey Telecom shelter power fail major X2-1
6458 X1.12 Black X1.46 Blue Generator #1 running(indication) X2-2
6460 X1.13 Black X1.47 Orange Generator low fuel – day tank X2-3
6462 X1.14 Black X1.48 Green Generator low fuel – storage tank X2-4
6464 X1.15 Black X1.49 Brown Telecom shelter commercial power fail X2-5
6466 X1.16 Black X1.50 Grey Generator #2 fault X2-6
6422 X1.17 Black X1.51 Blue Generator #2 running(indication) X2-7
6424 X1.18 White X1.52 Blue Telecom/ Generator shelter FM200 released/ X3-0
FA fault
6426 X1.19 White X1.53 Orange Telecom shelter high humidity alarm X3-1
6428 X1.20 White X1.54 Green Telecom shelter battery/ AC fail-access control X3-2
6430 X1.21 White X1.55 Brown Telecom shelter OPP alarm X3-3
6432 X1.22 White X1.56 Grey DSX Fuse X3-4
6434 X1.23 Red X1.57 Blue Micro Wave Major X3-5
6436 X1.24 Red X1.58 Orange Micro Wave Minor X3-6
6468 X1.25 Red X1.59 Green Micro Wave Remote X3-7
6470 X1.26 Red X1.60 Brown TTA Alarm X4-1
6472 X1.27 Red X1.61 Grey Boolean Value Alarm on Path 26 Future
6474 X1.28 Black X1.62 Blue Boolean Value Alarm on Path 27 Future
6476 X1.29 Black X1.63 Orange Boolean Value Alarm on Path 28 Future
6478 X1.30 Black X1.64 Green Boolean Value Alarm on Path 29 Future
6480 X1.31 Black X1.65 Brown Boolean Value Alarm on Path 30 Future
6482 X1.32 Black X1.66 Grey Boolean Value Alarm on Path 31 Future
6484 X1.33 Black X1.67 Blue Boolean Value Alarm on Path 32 Future

Table 11-3 connections between DDF sockets and DDFpins

There are three type cable between DMLC and DDF,

BOM:4047251 Single Cable,Alarm Input Signal Cable, 10.0m, D68M-IV, CC32P0.4P430U(S)-I, BTS3012
BOM:4047250 Single Cable,Boolean Value Output Signal cable, 10.0m, D15M-I, CC8P0.4P430U(S)-I, BTS3012
BOM:4047252 Single Cable,Analog Signal And Dedicated Signal Cable, 10.0m, D44M-I, CC16P0.4P430U(S)-I,
BTS3012