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    RAE JABOTABEK, MARCH 2012

    Jakarta, March 2012

    Confidentially Proprietary

    Internal Use Only

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    More SubsComing per

    CellsBetter

    Coverage,

    Wider

    Coverage

    High DL

    Power

    Utilization

    High UETransmit

    Power

    More Downlink

    Pollutions

    Bad CSSR

    Bad CCSR

    Low Throughput

    CPICH

    Increasing

    More Uplink

    Pollutions

    High RTWP

    High UL Load

    Problem Identification3G is The Most Pollutions

    Sensitive Technology

    EcNo is the Key of Quality

    Snow Ball is running..

    Downlink

    Impact

    Uplink

    Impact

    High DLPower

    Transmit

    Smartphone

    Increasing

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    Lowering Site

    Distance

    Heterogeneous

    Network- HETNET -

    Lowering

    CPICH

    - Microcell Solution

    - Hot Spot Solution

    - Wifi Off-loadngMake the BTS

    Closer to User

    Problem Solution

    Multi Layer BTS

    with Micro will

    cater more traffic

    and improve the

    Quality

    Clearance the RF

    Quality, Reduce

    the number of

    Dominant Cellserving one area

    Make the CPICH as

    low as possible to

    reduce the

    pollution, minimize

    the overlapping

    Active Cells Impact of Lowering

    CPICH is coveragereducing, and need

    more BTS to

    guarantee the

    coverage

    More BTS make the

    user closer to the

    BTS, it will reduce

    the transmit power ofBTS and UE and

    reducing the

    polution.

    Clearance the

    Pollutant

    3rdCarrier is

    Urgently

    Required

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    Content

    Jabotabek 3G Network Snapshoot

    Jabotabek 3G Network Configuration Snapshoot

    3G Network Problem Identification

    3G Microcell Concept BTS Infrastructure Strategy

    Heterogeneous Concept

    BTS Hotel concept

    BTS Hotel Feeder Less vs Hotel BTS FO Repeater

    3G Microcell Deployment Strategy

    3G Microcell Pilot Project (Semanggi Case) 3G Microcell Planning Result

    Summary

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    High broadband traffic / user

    Interference / Pollutions iskeep increasing

    Quality trend is decreasing

    Coverage Penetration issue

    Difficult to build Macro Site inInner Area

    Limited RAN spectrum

    More New Capacity Site

    Good Coverage and Quality

    High Site Density

    Fast RollOut /Implementation

    Simple Pole Site Flexible and Efficient Capacity

    Site

    Camouflaged Pole

    Micro Cells in Hot Spot

    BTS Hotel

    Capacity Pooling

    Femto Cell

    Wifi Offloading

    Requirement

    Strategy

    Fact / Problem

    BTS Infrastructure Strategy

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    Smaller cells will enable offload of

    local high capacity traffic from

    wide area network

    Heterogeneous Network Concept

    Now

    Its time for Jabotabek to Build this step

    Macro Cell Micro Cell Hotspot Indoor

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    BTS Hotel Concept

    IP

    Backhaul

    IuB

    IP FronthaulIuB

    Pole with

    Radio Unit (RU)

    BTS Hotel

    (pooling BBU)

    BTS Hotel

    (pooling BBU)

    IP Fronthaul

    Fronthaul

    with IP

    BTS Hotel

    with BBU

    RNC CORE

    Backhaul Iub

    with IP

    RNC CORE

    Network

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    BBU

    FO Mux

    Optical Fiber

    Digital DigitalFO Mux

    BBU FO Mux

    Optical Fiber

    Digital

    FO Mux

    RRU S1

    RRU S2

    RRU S3 MasterUnit

    RRU S1

    RRU S2

    RRU S3

    DAC

    BTS Hotel Feeder less

    (TELKOMSEL concept)

    BTS Hotel FO Repeater

    (Tower Provider Concept)

    PRO-No additional equipment

    - High TX output power : 60~80 W/sector

    - Lesser power consumption : ~800W/BTS- Integrated OSS : only RAN OSS

    - Advance RU : multi mode & single band

    - Support BBU pooling

    - Support HetNet concept, CoMP, eICIC

    RRU S1

    RRU S2

    RRU S3

    CONS-RRU less fit in pole : 50x40x20 cm HWD per

    sector

    - Need dark fiber for front-haul with CPRI

    PRO- RU more fit in pole : 130x22x22 cm HWD per

    4 sector

    CONS-High number of additional equipment : MU,FO mux, RU- Need dark fiber for front-haul

    - Low TX output power : 20~40 W/sector

    - Higher power consumption : (800+1000W)

    - Additional OSS : RAN OSS & FO repeater

    OSS

    - Conventional RU : single mode & single

    band

    BTS Hotel Feeder Less vs Hotel BTS FO Repeater

    RRU = Radio Remote Unit BBU = Base Band Unit DAC = Digital to Analog Converter

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    Content

    Jabotabek 3G Network Snapshoot

    Jabotabek 3G Network Configuration Snapshoot 3G Network Problem Identification

    3G Microcell Concept

    3G Microcell Deployment Strategy Network Design Criteria

    Network Layering Design

    Coverage & Capacity Design

    BTS Design

    3G Microcell Pilot Project (Semanggi Case) 3G Microcell Planning Result

    Summary

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    CURRENT LAYER

    Current Network

    - WCDMA 2100 = 2 Carrier (F1 & F3)

    -Future Network

    - WCDMA 2100 = 3 Carrier (F1, F3 & F4)

    - LTE 1800 = 5 ~ 10 MHz

    -High traffic areas :

    - 2 or 3 Logical Sector with 2 Carrier

    - 384/768 CE-Low & medium traffic areas

    -1 Logical Sector with 2 Carrier

    - 384 CE

    Pole Design

    - Pole to pole distance = 500 m (street), 300 m

    (residential)

    - Antenna height = 12 m (street), 15 m (residential)

    - Antenna Gain = 12 dBi (street), 15 dBi (residential)

    - Power per carrier = 10 ~ 20 W

    - RRU position3 m below antenna

    Equipment on pole

    - 2 small dual band antenna (1800 ~ 2100)

    - 1 ~ 2 RRU 2100 with AC supply

    - 1 splitter for low ~ medium traffic areas

    - Max 2 FO core per pole

    QUALITY :- CCSR > 99.5%

    -Ec/No > - 12-HSPA throughput > 512 Kbps/cu

    COVERAGE :

    - CML 3G = - 86 dBm, in street- CML 3G = - 71 dBm, in residential

    CAPACITY :

    - CSSR > 99.5%- RF utilization < 60%

    AESTHETIC :- Simple pole

    - Efficient FO link

    Network Design Criteria

    Sector Configuration

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    Capacity Design

    Coverage Design

    Coverage and Capacity Design

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    R99 call (Voice)

    HSPA call (Data)

    HSPA call (Data)

    F3

    F2

    F1

    R99+HSPA call (Voice + Data) F1

    R99+HSPA call (Voice + Data)` F2

    3G before F3 available (F1 + F2)

    3G after F3 available (F1 + F2 + (2100 3rdCarrier )or (Re-farming 3G 900)

    Network Layering Design

    HSPA call (Data)

    R99 call (Voice)

    The challenge is to manage the overlappingarea between Macro and Micro ,

    To guarantee less pollution and interference

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    BBU

    Antenna

    RRU

    PSU

    1215 m

    BBU

    Antenna

    RRU

    PSU

    - Low & Medium Traffic

    - 1 Logical sector for several poles

    - High Traffic

    - 2 Logical sectors & > 2 directions

    BTS Configuration Design

    WCDMA 2/2

    WBBP

    Dark fibre

    WCDMA 2/2 WCDMA 2

    Pole 1 Pole 2 Pole 3

    1215 m

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    Content

    Jabotabek 3G Network Snapshoot

    Jabotabek 3G Network Configuration Snapshoot 3G Network Problem Identification

    3G Microcell Concept

    3G Microcell Deployment Strategy 3G Microcell Pilot Project (Semanggi)

    Semanggi VIP Route Design

    Semanggi Drive Test Result

    Semanggi Hot Spot Calculation

    Semanggi Hot Spot Proposal

    3G Microcell Planning Result

    Summary

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    Area profile :

    - VVIP route, as representative of Telkomsels

    network- Wide route with 8 ~ 12 road lines

    - Heavy traffic jam route

    - High CS & broadband traffic route

    - Mostly served by macro sites with HRB obstacles

    & some with high utilization

    - BTS tower restricted area along the route

    - BTS tower restricted in SCBD area

    Goal:

    - Best and excellent VIP route dedicated network in

    coverage, capacity, and quality

    - Efficient network with capacity pooling

    - Future ready network (LTE1800)

    - Environment friendly tower

    Strategy:

    - BTS Hotel phase 2 with feeder-less along the route

    - 3G/HSPA+ service with LTE ready

    - Simple camouflage pole

    Proposed BTS Hotel coverage

    Wisma Mulia

    Semanggi

    SCBD

    Htl Mulia

    HI

    Semanggi VIP Route Design

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    Semanggi Drive Test Result

    Good RSCP, but

    Bad Ec/No due to Pollution from surrounding site,

    Too many BTS cover ing that area : Shelter Polda,

    Shelter Semanggi, Golfsenayan

    Bad RSCP, Bad Ec/No,

    Due to no dominant

    Serving Cell with good

    received level

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    General

    CoverageDistance = 11 km

    Pole to pole distance = 500 m

    Coverage = 11000/500 + 1 = 23 poles

    Capacity

    Number of line = 10

    Total distance = 110 km = 110000 m

    Car to car distance = 5 m

    Number of car = 110000/5= 22000 cars

    Number of people = 22000 cars * 3 = 66000 peoples

    Telkomselssubscribers (incl. growth) = 40%*125% * 66000

    = 33000 subs

    assumption (3G Subs : 2G Subs = 50% : 50%)

    2G subs = 16500 subs

    3G subs = 16500 subs

    Data 3G = 16500 * 256 kbps / 15 = 282 MbpsTraffic 3G per Sector (2 Carrier) = 13 Mbps

    Traffic 3G per Sector (3 Carrier) = 19 Mbps

    3G cell = 22Sector of 2 carriers

    3G cell = 14 Sector of 3 carriers

    If Number of Poles > Number of Sector, then there are 2

    poles or more becomes one logical sector

    Capacity per cell

    Total Peoples = (300 m * 10 / 5 m) * 3 =1800

    Telkomsel Subs = 40%* 1800 = 720

    Subs

    2G = 360 subs 360 * 20mE/subs

    = 7.2 Erl

    HSDPA = 360 * 75% = 270 subs

    HSDPA Concurrent user = 270 /15

    = 18 users

    Based on coverage proposed and

    drive test result, number of poles

    required are 12 poles (12 BTS

    Hotel, with 16 Sectors)

    Configuration Proposal

    Logical Sector = 16

    3G Carrier : 2 x 16 = 32 Carrier

    3G CE : 128 x 16 = 2048 CE

    3G WBBPf : 2048/756 = 3~4 modules

    Semanggi Hot Spot Calculation

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    RRU Topology for BBU1 (Suggested*)

    G1800 S4

    U2100 S2

    CE provided: 384x4=1536

    CE needed:

    128x5x2=1280

    Fibre needed: 3x2=6

    Cell 5Mustopo

    Cell 6 / 7Hang Tuah

    3-way

    splitter

    2-way

    splitter

    Cell 15PATIUNUS

    4-way

    splitter

    Cell 9SENAYAN CITY

    *Note: Actual fiber connection will

    be based on real transmission

    condition

    A

    C

    A

    C

    D

    CD

    C

    WMPT

    PWR

    FAN

    PWR

    GTMU

    WBBPd

    UTRP

    WBBPd

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CPRI

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    RRU Topology for BBU2 (Suggested*)

    G1800 S4

    U2100 S2

    CE provided:

    384x4=1536

    CE needed:

    128x6x2=1536

    Fibre needed: 6

    WMPT

    PWR

    FAN

    PWR

    GTMU

    WBBPd

    UTRPWBBPd

    Cell 1SEMANGGI

    Cell 12SCBD TUNNEL

    3-way

    splitter

    3-way

    splitter

    4-way

    splitter

    2-way +

    4way

    splitter

    Cell 14SCBD EAST

    Cell 13SCBD CENTER

    2-way

    splitter

    Cell 3 / 4GRAHA NIAGA

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CPRI

    D

    C

    D

    C

    D

    C

    D

    CA

    C

    *Note: Actual fiber connection

    will be based on real

    transmission condition

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    RRU Topology for BBU3 (Suggested*)

    G1800

    S4U2100

    S2

    3-way splitter 2-way splitter

    *Note: Actual fiber connection

    will be based on real

    transmission condition

    Cell 10PETAL SENAVAN

    Cell 11TVRI

    Cell 16 / 17GBK TRIBUN

    STADIUM EAST

    A

    C

    A

    C

    A

    C

    Cell 18 / 19GBK TRIBUN

    STADIUM WEST

    A

    C

    WMPT

    PWR

    FAN

    PWR

    GTMU

    WBBPd

    UTRPWBBPd

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CPRI

    CE provided:384x4=1536

    CE needed:

    128x6x2=1536

    Fibre needed: 6

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    Power Consumption

    calculationRRU Config

    Average

    Power_(DC)

    Max Power (DC)

    RRU3929G1800M

    S4@20W/TRX246 W 452 W

    RRU3828U2100M

    S2@20W/C138 W 184 W

    For DC Site Cell 1,12,13,14, the power consumption of RRU is around 636W

    (1RRU3929+1RRU3828). Considering two AC lamps consume 2x100w, So the total power

    consumption of single sector site is around 836W;

    For AC Site Cell 5, RRU3828 is 184W.

    For AC Site Cell 9,10,11, power consumption will increase slightly (10%) due to additional ACtransfer module compared with DC power supply site.

    For AC Site Cell 3 & 4 and Site Cell 6 & 7, the power consumption of AC RRUs is 1420W (2 AC

    RRU3929 AC+2 AC RRU3828). Assume the lamp will consume 2*100W power, so the total power

    consumption of dual-sector site is around ~1620W;

    Cell 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 &17 18 & 19

    Power(

    w)836 1620 384 1620 907 907 907 836 836 836 836 1620 1620

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    BOQ summary

    RRU Pcs

    RRU3929 AC(GSM)

    7 + 4

    RRU3929 DC

    (GSM)5

    RRU3828 AC

    (UMTS)7 + 4

    RRU3828 DC(UMTS)

    6

    BBU1 Pcs

    WBBPd2 4

    UTRP 1

    GTMU 1

    WMPT 1

    BBU2 Pcs

    WBBPd2 4

    UTRP 1

    GTMU 1

    WMPT 1

    BBU3 Pcs

    WBBPd2 4

    UTRP 1

    GTMU 1

    WMPT 1

    Optic modules Pcs

    Actual needed33(RRU)+6(BBU

    G)+12(BBU U)

    Splitters Pcs

    2 way splitters 16

    3 way splitters 6

    4 way splitters 8APM30 Pcs

    APM30 Cabinet 3 for BBU

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    Configuration ability of

    SRAN6.0One BBU (GU with IP co-transmission) can support:

    UMTS: maximum 24 Cells, 6 sectors, 1536CE for DL/UL;

    GSM: maximum 48 TRX (IP Mode), 72 TRX (TDM Mode)

    One CPRI Link (2.5Gbps) can support:

    UMTS: maximum 8 1T2R Cells;

    GSM: maximum 6 RRU;

    AC & DC RRU:

    DC mode RRU3929 & RRU3828 can add additional AC cover to support AC

    Power;

    Need APM30 to provides the power & battery backup for DC RRU;

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    Content

    Jabotabek 3G Network Snapshoot

    Jabotabek 3G Network Configuration Snapshoot 3G Network Problem Identification

    3G Microcell Concept

    3G Microcell Deployment Strategy

    3G Microcell Pilot Project (Semanggi)

    3G Microcell Planning Result Jabotabek Drive Test Data

    Jabotabek Drive Test Technology

    BTS Hotel Project Staging Phase Site Calculation due to RSCP

    Site Calculation due to Ec/No

    FO Readiness

    Time Line and Budget

    Summary

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    12% DT is covered by

    Ec/No < -12

    Ec/NoRSCP

    33% DT is covered by

    RSCP < -86

    Jabotabek RSCP and Ec/No

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    Jabotabek Drive Test Technology

    27% DT in Jakarta Inner is still

    covered by 2G

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    Pilot Project

    11 Km

    Step 2

    30 Km

    Step 3

    9 Km

    Step 413 Km

    Step 5

    13 Km

    Next Phase

    90 Km

    Project Staging Phase

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    Pilot Project, 11 Km

    FO Ready

    Step 2, 30 Km

    FO half completed

    Step 4, 13 Km

    FO Ready

    Step 5, 13 Km

    FO Not Ready

    Next Phase

    90 Km

    FO Readiness

    Step 3, 9 Km

    FO Ready

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    Time Line

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    3rdCarrier WCDMA or

    Re-farming 900 Mhzis urgently required

    Summary

    Micro Cell with BTS

    Hotel will enable

    offload of local high

    capacity traffic and

    improve quality

    High User and High

    CPICH, causes High

    Load Cell, decreasing

    the network quality

    New Capacity Site is

    required to serve High

    User and Reduce the

    cell load

    Jabotabek User Data

    is increased

    dramatically 10

    Percent per month!

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    3G Microcell Sample Study

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    Micro Cell with distance