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Agilent Technologies E6392B GSM MS Test Set Programmer’s Guide Firmware revision B.03.00 and above Agilent Part No.
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Safety Summary NOTE: The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation, service, and repair of this instrument. Failure to comply with these precautions or with specific WARNINGS elsewhere in this manual may impair the protection provided by the equipment. In addition it violates safety standards of design, manufacture, and intended use of the instrument. The Agilent Technologies assumes no liability for the customer's failure to comply with these requirements.
DO NOT Substitute Parts Or Modify Instrument Because of the danger of introducing additional hazards, do not install substitute parts or perform unauthorized modifications to the instrument. Return the instrument to an Agilent Technologies Sales and Service Office for service and repair to ensure that safety features are maintained. Dangerous Procedure Warnings Warnings, such as the example below, precede potentially dangerous procedures throughout this manual.
In this Book Throughout this guide the term "Test Set" is used to denote the Agilent E6392B. This guide describes how to program the Agilent E6392B GSM MS Test Set. It is recommended to refer to the User’s Guide when the detailed operational information is required in addition to this guide. This guide contains the following information on the Test Set: Chapter 1, "Preparing for Use" This chapter describes how to set up an automated test system with the Test Set.
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Contents 1. Preparing for Use Equipment for Automated Test System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Connecting to Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 2. Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Understanding Common Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents Command Reference for DC Current Measurement Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Command Reference for MS Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Command Reference for Peak TX Power Measurement Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Command Reference for Phase/Frequency Error Measurement Screen . . . . . . . 76 Command Reference for Sensitivity/RX Quality/RX Level Measurement Screen 78 Command Reference for Stand-by/Measuring Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents System Control Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .145 Trigger Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .146 5. Example Programs MANUAL TEST SYNC Mode Sample Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .148 MANUAL TEST GPRS Mode Sample Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .153 AUTOMATIC TEST Sample Program . . . . . . . . . . .
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1. Preparing for Use 1 Preparing for Use This chapter is a quick overview of how to set up an automated test system with the Agilent E6392B GSM MS Test Set.
Preparing for Use Equipment for Automated Test System Equipment for Automated Test System The following equipment is required to construct an automated test system: • The Agilent E6392B GSM MS Test Set (called the Test Set hereafter) • A system controller with the RS-232C interface • An RS-232C cable • An RF cable to connect RF signals from/to the mobile phone under test, or the Antenna Coupler to connect RF signals from/to the mobile phone, or the Shield Box (Agilent N4678A) to couple RF signals fr
Preparing for Use Connecting to Controller Connecting to Controller A DB-9 male connector is provided with the Test Set as the serial interface to a controller. If your PC controller has a DB-9 male connector, use the 9-pin female to 9-pin female RS-232C cable between the PC and the Test Set. This cable must have the pin assignments shown in the upper illustration of Figure 1-2.
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2 Programming Command Guidelines 2. Programming Command Guidelines This chapter contains a brief overview of the programming commands.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Getting Started with Programming Commands Understanding Common Terms The following terms are used throughout the remainder of this chapter. Controller Program Message Response Message 18 A controller is any computer used to communicate with an instrument. A controller can be a personal computer (PC), a minicomputer, or a plug-in card in a card cage. Some intelligent instruments can also function as controllers.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Standard Notation This section uses several forms of notation that have specific meaning: Command Mnemonics Many commands have both a long and a short form and you must use either one or the other (a combination of the two is not allowed). Consider the :FREQuency command, for example. The short form is :FREQ and the long form is :FREQUENCY. This notation type is a shorthand to document both the long and short form of commands.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Command Syntax Following the heading for each programming command entry is a syntax statement showing the proper syntax for the command. An example syntax statement is shown here: CONFigure:PRINter HPPCL | ESCP Syntax statements read from left to right. In this example, the :PRINter portion of the statement immediately follows the :CONFigure portion of the statement with no separating space.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Units of Measure • Units for settings: It is allowed to send numeric data with or without its multiplier and suffix as follows. (Suffixes may be omitted if they are the default settings.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Overview of the RS-232C Serial Interface Serial interface programming techniques are similar to most general I/O applications. Refer to the programming language documentation for more information on how to initiate the card and verify the status. Due to the asynchronous nature of serial I/O operations, special care must be exercised to ensure that data is not lost by sending to another device before the device is ready to receive.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Character Format Parameters To define the character format, you must know the requirements of the peripheral device for the following parameters: • Data Length: Eight data bits are used for each character, excluding start, stop, and parity bits. • Stop Bits: One stop bit is included with each character. • Parity: Parity is disabled (absent) for each character.
Programming Command Guidelines Getting Started with Programming Commands Programming Guidelines When you are going to make a test program, follow the following guidelines. • The program flow should be same as the flow of the front panel operation of the Test Set. That is, before setting parameters, performing tests, or querying the test results, display the corresponding screen using the DISPlay subsystem commands.
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers Using the Status Registers The status system comprises multiple registers which are arranged in a hierarchical order. The lower-priority status registers propagate their data to the higher-priority registers in the data structures by means of summary bits. The status byte register is at the top of the hierarchy and contains the general status information for the instrument’s events and conditions.
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers • *STB? (status byte) queries the value of the status byte register without erasing its contents. Setting and Querying the Registers Each bit in a register is represented by a numerical value based on its location. See Figure 2-1 below. This number is sent with the command, to enable a particular bit. If you want to enable more than one bit, you would send the sum of all the bits that you are interested in.
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers Status Register System Figure 2-2 shows all of the instrument status registers of the Test Set and their hierarchy incorporated with the Test Set. Figure 2-2 Overall Status Byte Register System 2. Programming Command Guidelines Each of these status registers are explained in detail in the following sections.
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers Status Byte Register The status byte register of the Test Set uses the bit 0 “Measurement Data Ready Bit”, bit 1 “Measuring Status Bit”, bit 4 “Message Available” and bit 5 “Standard Event Status Summary Bit” as shown in Figure 2-3: Figure 2-3 Status Byte Register The status byte register contains the following bits: Table 2-2 Bits in the Status Byte Register Bit Description 0 If the instrument has data ready in the output queue, this bit is
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers Standard Event Status Register The standard event status register for the Test Set is used to determine the specific event that set bit 5 in the status byte register as follows: Figure 2-4 Standard Event Status Register The standard event status register contains the following bits: Table 2-3 Bits in the Standard Event Status Register Bit Description If all pending operations were completed following execution of the *OPC command, this bit is s
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers Standard Event Status Enable Register In addition to the standard event status register, the standard event status group also contains a standard event status enable register as follows: Figure 2-5 Standard Event Status Enable Register This register lets you choose which bits in the standard event status register will set the summary bit (bit 5 of the status byte register) to 1.
Programming Command Guidelines Using the Status Registers Error Messages The following table shows the error messages for the Test Set. Table 2-4 Error Messages Error No. 0 No error −100 Other command error has occurred.
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3 Programming Command Reference This chapter contains a listing of all of the SCPI subsystem commands and subcommands in alphabetical order. The descriptions include syntax requirements, ranges, restrictions, query responses, and status at instrument preset. 3.
Programming Command Reference IEEE Common Commands IEEE Common Commands The following IEEE common commands are used to set and monitor the status registers, and to reset the Test Set. IEEE Common Commands Reference Clear Status *CLS This command initializes the status byte register (STBR) and the standard event status register (SESR). Event Status Register Query *ESR? This query command returns a value of the standard event status register (SESR). The range of a value is from 0 to 255.
Programming Command Reference IEEE Common Commands NOTE The *RST command does not affect the settings for the serial interface. Standard Event Status Enable *ESE *ESE? This command specifies or queries a value of the standard event status enable register (SESER). The allowable range is from 0 to 255. Status Byte Register Query *STB? This query command returns a value of the status byte register (STBR). The range of a value is from 0 to 255. 3.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem CONFigure Subsystem This subsystem sets or queries the controls and parameters on the CONFIGURATION screen. CONFigure Subsystem Command Reference Send the "DISPlay:CONFigure" command to display the CONFIGURATION screen before sending the following commands.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem Beeper Control CONFigure:BEEPer ON|OFF|1|0 CONFigure:BEEPer? This command toggles the beeper function between ON (1) and OFF (0). If set to ON, there is a beep for each step of operation. If set to OFF, beeps excepting for some errors and warnings are suppressed. At preset, this is set to ON. Date CONFigure:DATE ,, CONFigure:DATE? This command defines the test date of the Test Set.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem If set to LOCK, only AUTOMATIC TEST and CONFIGURATION are allowed to change settings. In AUTOMATIC TEST, however, Radio Standard, BCCH, TCH (TALK), Multi Band, DC Power, and Variable are locked and cannot be changed. This command is not identical to Lock System Panel of the System commands. See “Lock System Panel” on page 68. Printer Control CONFigure:PRINter HPPCL|ESCP CONFigure:PRINter? This command toggles the printer type between HPPCL and ESCP.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem • (3 digits) is the total number of setup files in a SRAM memory card ranging from 000 to 100.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem Command Reference for Test Setup: Test Condition Screen The Condition commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the test condition including the pass/fail test limits for AUTOMATIC TEST and MANUAL TEST. The query commands return the settings of those controls and parameters. Send the "DISPlay:CONFigure:CONDition" command to display the Test Setup: Test Condition screen before sending the following commands.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem NOTE If Option 040 is installed and the mode is set to GPRS, BER can noe is measured in MANUAL TEST. BLER Limit CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:BLER [PCT] CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:BLER? This command specifies the high limit for BLER (block error ratio) tests if Option 040 is installed and the GPRS mode is selected. The allowable range is from 0.00 to 99.99 (%) in 0.01 steps. At preset, this is set to 2.44 (%).
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem FER Limit CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:FER [PCT] CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:FER? This command specifies the high limit for FER (frame erasure rate) tests. The allowable range is from 0.00 to 99.99 (%) in 0.01 steps. At preset, this is set to 0.12 (%). NOTE If Option 040 is installed and the mode is set to GPRS in MANUAL TEST, FER can not be measured.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem Peak TX Power Limit CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:TPOWer ,, [DB] CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:TPOWer? This command specifies a value of Power Control Level (PWR CNTL) and the low and high limits for Peak TX Power tests, for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command. The allowable limit range for and is from −99.9 to +99.9 (dB) in 0.1 steps. At preset, these are set to −3.0 and +3.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem This command sets a value of Power Control Level (PWR CNTL) to each of the High, Medium, and Low ranges for AUTOMATIC TEST, or sets a value of PWR CNTL for MANUAL TEST, for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem Preset Values Choice RX Level [dBm] RFORmat Low High 0 <−110 GSM900 5 12 1 −110 to −109 E-GSM 5 12 2 −109 to −108 DCS1800 7 14 ..... ..... PCS1900 5 12 62 −49 to −48 63 >−48 NOTE If Option 040 is installed and the mode is set to GPRS in MANUAL TEST, RX Level can not be measured.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem Command Reference for Test Setup: Test Sequence Screen The Sequence commands are used to control the test flow and test sequences, and also to define whether or not to execute pass/fail tests for the six measurements at the specified TCH or DCP. The query commands return the settings of those controls and parameters.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem 6 Measurement Traffic Channel Loop CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel1 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel1? CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel2 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel2? CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel3 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel3? CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel4 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel4? CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel5 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARi
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem This command specifies the channel number of Broadcast Control Channel (BCCH) for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem The choices for each bit are 1 for Run and 0 for --- (skip). At preset, this is set to 63. DC Current Test CONFigure:SEQuence:CURRent CONFigure:SEQuence:CURRent? This command defines whether or not to include DC Current tests in the test sequence for the six measurements.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem This command defines whether or not to include Frequency Error tests in the test sequence for the six measurements. is a binary coded decimal ranging from 0 to 63 as follows: bit 0 (1): For testing TCH1 or DCP1 bit 1 (2): For testing TCH2 or DCP2 bit 2 (4): For testing TCH3 or DCP3 bit 3 (8): For testing TCH4 or DCP4 bit 4 (16): For testing TCH5 or DCP5 bit 5 (32): For testing TCH6 or DCP6 The choices for each bit are 1 for Run and 0 for --- (skip).
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem LOC. Update CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:LOCUpdate ON|OFF|1|0 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:LOCUpdate? This command defines whether or not to include LOC. Update tests in the test flow step. The choices are ON (1) for Run and OFF (0) for --- (skip). At preset, this is set to ON.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem Phase Error Test CONFigure:SEQuence:PHASe CONFigure:SEQuence:PHASe? This command defines whether or not to include Phase Error tests in the test sequence for the six measurements.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem RX Level Test CONFigure:SEQuence:LEVel CONFigure:SEQuence:LEVel? This command defines whether or not to include RX Level tests in the test sequence for the six measurements.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem bit 1 (2): For testing TCH2 or DCP2 bit 2 (4): For testing TCH3 or DCP3 bit 3 (8): For testing TCH4 or DCP4 bit 4 (16): For testing TCH5 or DCP5 bit 5 (32): For testing TCH6 or DCP6 The choices for each bit are 1 for Run and 0 for --- (skip). At preset, this is set to 63. Talk Test CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:TALK ON|OFF|1|0 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:TALK? This command defines whether or not to include the Talk step in a test flow.
Programming Command Reference CONFigure Subsystem RFORmat Allowable Range [Hz] Preset Value [Hz] GSM900 890200000 to 914800000 890200000 E-GSM 880200000 to 914800000 890200000 DCS1800 1710200000 to 1784800000 1710200000 PCS1900 1850200000 to 1909800000 1850200000 3.
Programming Command Reference DISPlay Subsystem DISPlay Subsystem The DISPlay subsystem commands are used to select which of the Test Set’s screens is being programmed. No query is available for these commands. Command Reference for Initial Screen Initial Screen DISPlay:INITial This command selects the initial screen for activating one of the function modes. A test procedure can be selected from an SRAM memory card on this screen.
Programming Command Reference DISPlay Subsystem Stand-by DISPlay:AUTO:STBY This command selects the Stand-by screen for AUTOMATIC TEST. Command Reference for CONFIGURATION Screens File Management DISPlay:CONFgiure:FILE This command selects the File Management screen. The files including test setups for all function modes are saved in and recalled or deleted from an SRAM memory card. Also an SRAM memory card can be initialized.
Programming Command Reference DISPlay Subsystem Peak TX Power/Burst Timing/Power Ramp DISPlay:MANual:TPOWer This command selects the Peak TX Power/Burst Timing/Power Ramp measuring screen for MANUAL TEST. NOTE If Option 040 is installed and the mode is set to GPRS in MANUAL TEST, this command selects the Peak TX Power/Power vs Time screen. Phase Error/Frequency Error DISPlay:MANual:PHASe This command selects the Phase Error/Frequency Error measuring screen for MANUAL TEST.
Programming Command Reference DISPlay Subsystem NOTE This command is valid only for Test Sets with Option 002. Stand-by (GPRS Mode) DISPlay:MANual:GPRS:STBY This command selects the GPRS mode Stand-by screen for MANUAL TEST. NOTE This command is valid only for Test Sets with Option 040. Stand-by (Synchronous Mode) DISPlay:MANual:SYNC:STBY This command selects the synchronous mode Stand-by screen for MANUAL TEST. NOTE This command is valid only for Test Sets with any of Option 002 and Option 040.
Programming Command Reference HCOPy Subsystem HCOPy Subsystem The HCOPy commands are used to control the printing function. HCOPy Subsystem Command Reference Abort Printing HCOPy:ABORt This command stops to print. There is no query form of this command. Print All Items HCOPy:ITEM:ALL This command executes to print the measured data and pass/fail results. There is no query form of this command. Dump Screen Image HCOPy:SDUMp This command executes to print a screen image.
Programming Command Reference RFGenerator Subsystem RFGenerator Subsystem The RFGenerator subsystem commands are used to set and read the controls and parameters of the SIGNAL GENERATOR functions. Send the "DISPlay:RFGenerator" command to display the SIGNAL GENERATOR screen before sending the following commands. NOTE This section is applicable only for Test Sets with Option 002.
Programming Command Reference RFGenerator Subsystem • If PN9 is selected, the RF signal is modulated by the 9-step pseudo-random binary sequence code. • If ALL0 is selected, the RF signal is modulated by the all zero digital code. Radio Standard RFGenerator:RFORmat GSM900|E-GSM|DCS1800|PCS1900 RFGenerator:RFORmat? This command defines a system of Radio Standard to be tested. The choices are GSM900, E-GSM, DCS1800, and PCS1900. At preset, this is set to GSM900.
Programming Command Reference RFGenerator Subsystem RFORmat Allowable Range [Hz] Preset Value [Hz] GSM900 935200000 to 959800000 935200000 E-GSM 925200000 to 959800000 935200000 DCS1800 1805200000 to 1879800000 1805200000 PCS1900 1930200000 to 1989800000 1930200000 3.
Programming Command Reference SMONitor Subsystem SMONitor Subsystem The SMONitor subsystem commands are used to set and read the controls and parameters of the SPECTRUM MONITOR function. Send the "DISPlay:SMONitor" command to display the SPECTRUM MONITOR screen before sending the following commands. NOTE This section is applicable only for Test Sets with Option 002.
Programming Command Reference SMONitor Subsystem Marker Measurement SMONitor:RESults:MARKer? This query command returns a set of values, , , , , and , for the marker position. • (1 digit) is 0 when all values are within the normal range, or 1 if any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made.
Programming Command Reference SMONitor Subsystem • +39DBM: The maximum input level is +39 dBm. Measurement Result SMONitor:RESults? • If the 0 to 400 kHz span is selected, this query command returns a set of test result values, , , , , and . o (1 digit) is 0 when all measured results are within normal range, or 1 if any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made.
Programming Command Reference SMONitor Subsystem This command defines a system of Radio Standard to be tested. The choices are GSM900, E-GSM, DCS1800, and PCS1900. At preset, this is set to GSM900. Resolution Bandwidth SMONitor:RBWidth 10k|30k SMONitor:RBWidth? This command specifies a value of RBW (Resolution Bandwidth). The choices are 10k for 10 kHz and 30k for 30 kHz. At preset, this is set to 30k.
Programming Command Reference SYSTem Subsystem SYSTem Subsystem The SYSTem commands are used to control the overall system function. SYSTem Subsystem Command Reference Lock System Panel SYSTem:KLOCk ON|OFF|1|0 SYSTem:KLOCk? This command locks the control panel functions for protection. At preset, this is set to OFF (0). If set to ON (1), all of the function modes become inactive, but only the Local softkey is defined.
Programming Command Reference SYSTem Subsystem This command sets all of the Test Set settings at one time. , , ...., must be the data which is returned by the query command SYSTem:SETup? 3.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST This function allows to execute the overall measurements and pass/fail tests with the automatic procedure. Test sequence and condition are configurable with the CONFigure:SEQuence command and CONFigure:CONDition command. NOTE For Test Sets with Option 002, the DC Power voltage setting made in this function are copied to the MANUAL TEST, SIGNAL GENERATOR and SPECTRUM MONITOR and vice versa.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST DC Current results (TCH1) - Refer to “DC Current Measurement” on page 74 for the meanings of each . , , , , : Peak TX Power results (TCH2) ..... .....
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST bit 7 (128): RX Level bit 8 (256): DC Current bit 9 (512): Test aborted The choices for each bit are 1 for Fail and 0 for Pass or Skip. If there are no test results nor pass/fail results, all bits are set to 1, resulting to return the value 1023.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP6:ZOOM ON|OFF|1|0 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP6:ZOOM? This command activates the zooming function of the Power Ramp graph for each of the six measurements. The choices are ON (1) and OFF (0). If set to ON, the rising and trailing edges are expanded. At preset, these are set to OFF.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP6:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP6:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP6:MARKer:POINt? This command enables you to move the marker UP or DOWN in steps, or by bits ranging from −9.25 to +156.25 (bits) when the zoom function is set to off, or from −8.0 to +2.0 (bits) and from 145.00 to +155.00 (bits) when the zoom function is set to on, in the Power Ramp graph for each of the six measurements.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST The choices for each bit are 1 for Fail and 0 for Pass. • (5 digits) and (5 digits) are the measured data ranging from 0.000 to 1.000 (A) at Camp On and Talk. If any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made, the value 2.5 (A) is returned. Command Reference for MS Information MS Information TESTs:AUTO:RESults:MSINformation:IMSI? This query command returns the IMSI string up to 15 letters.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST bit 0 (1): Pass/Fail result for Peak TX Power High bit 1 (2): Pass/Fail result for Peak TX Power Medium bit 2 (4): Pass/Fail result for Peak TX Power Low The choices for each bit are 1 for Fail and 0 for Pass. • (5 digits), (5 digits), and (5 digits) are the High, Medium, and Low ranges measured data ranging from −99.9 to + 99.9 in dBm. If any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made, the value −99.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST • (1 digit) is the binary data, 0 or 1, for the pass (0) or fail (1) result. • (6 digits) is the marker position ranging from 000.00 to 147.00 in bits. • (5 digits) is the measured error ranging from −99.9 to +99.9 in ° (degree). If its measurement is overranged, underranged or not made, the value +99.9 is returned.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST • (1 digit) is the binary coded decimal ranging from 0 to 3 for the pass/fail results as follows: bit 0 (1): Pass/Fail result for RMS Phase Error bit 1 (2): Pass/Fail result for Peak Phase Error The choices for each bit are 1 for Fail and 0 for Pass. • (4 digits) and (4 digits) are the measured rms/peak error data ranging from 00.0 to 99.9 in ° (degrees).
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST TESTs:AUTO:RESults:QUALity4? TESTs:AUTO:RESults:QUALity5? TESTs:AUTO:RESults:QUALity6? This query command returns a set of test result values, , and , for each of the six measurements of RX Quality. • (1 digit) is 0 when all values are within the normal range, or 1 if any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST Command Reference for Stand-by/Measuring Screens The following commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the initial test condition for the Stand-by/Measuring screens. The query commands return the settings of those controls and parameters. Send the "DISPlay:AUTO:STBY" command to display the AUTOMATIC TEST: Stand-by screen before sending the following commands.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST These commands set the Variable field to TCH (Traffic Channel) and specify the six channel numbers at which the six measurements are to be made, for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings. These measurements are made at one fixed voltage of DC Power. The value 9999 causes the TCH test to be skipped (---- shown in the table cell).
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST • If set to AUTO, DC Power is supplied during a measurement cycle or until a measurement is aborted. • If set to ON, DC Power is always supplied. • If set to OFF, DC Power is not supplied and the variable of the six measurements is automatically set to TCH. DC Power Voltage TESTs:AUTO:DCPower:VOLT [V] TESTs:AUTO:DCPower:VOLT? This command specifies a voltage value of DC Power. The allowable range is from 3.0 to 11.0 (V) in 0.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST bit 1 (2): 1st Call bit 2 (4): Talk bit 3 (8): RF Test bit 4 (16): 1st Release bit 5 (32): 2nd Call bit 6 (64): 2nd Release bit 7 (128): Measurement end with test result bit 8 (256): Measurement end without test result (Aborted or Time out error occurred) Talk Test Result TESTs:AUTO:MEASure:TALK PASS|FAIL This command verifies whether the test result of the Talk step passes or fails. The choices are PASS and FAIL.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This function allows you to execute real time measurements.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST DC Current Measurement at Camp On TESTs:MANual:CURRent:RESults:CAMP? This query command returns a set of test result values, , , , and , for synchronous mode Camp On tests of DC Current. • (1 digit) is 0 when all values are within the normal range, or 1 if any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command specifies a value of Power Control Level for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command specifies the frequency of Traffic Channel for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST BS Release TESTs:MANual:MEASure:BSRelease This command releases the mobile from the Test Set. There is no query form of this command. NOTE If Option 002 and Option 040 are installed and the mode is set to ASYNC or GPRS, this command is invalid.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST NOTE For Test Sets with Option 002, if the mode is set to ASYNC, this command is invalid. For Test Sets with Option 040, if the mode is set to GPRS, this command is invalid. MS Release TESTs:MANual:MEASure:MSRelease This command executes a release from the mobile. There is no query form of this command. NOTE For Test Sets with Option 002, if the mode is set to ASYNC, this command is invalid.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Signaling State (GPRS mode) TESTs:MANual:MEASure:SIGNaling:STATe? This query command returns a value, , corresponding to the test flow steps executed for a test cycle for the GPRS mode as follows: bit 0 (1): Idle bit 1 (2): Attached bit 2 (4): Connect bit 3 (8): Time Out Error bit 4 (16): Measurement End The choices for each bit are 1 for executed and 0 for not.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Option Slot Configuration Slot Order Measured 040 Downlink 1 × Uplink 1 4 040 2×1 4 At preset, this is set to 1 × 1. If the mode is set to GPRS on the Test Set with Option 040, this command is valid. NOTE Slot Measured TESTs:MANual:MEASure:MSLot 4 This command specifies the order of slot to be measured, in the Measuring screen for the GPRS mode, in conjunction with the Slot Configuration setting.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Traffic Channel TESTs:MANual:MEASure:TCH:CHANnel TESTs:MANual:MEASure:TCH:CHANnel? This command specifies the channel number of Traffic Channel (TCH) to be tested for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST RFORmat MBANd Allowable Range [Hz] Preset Value [Hz] DCS1800 GSM900 1710200000 to 1784800000; 890200000 to 914800000 1710200000 E-GSM 1710200000 to 1784800000; 880200000 to 914800000 OFF 1710200000 to 1784800000 OFF 1850200000 to 1909800000 PCS1900 1850200000 Command Reference for MS Information MS Information TESTs:MANual:RESults:MSINformation:IMSI? This query command returns the IMSI string of 15 letters.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST NOTE For Test Sets with Option 040, if the mode is set to GPRS, this measurement screen is titled as Peak TX Power/Power vs Time. Actual Timing Advance TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:ACTAdvance? This command queries the value of Actual Timing Advance. NOTE For Test Sets with Option 002, if the mode is set to SYNC, this command is valid. For Test Sets with Option 002 and Option 040, if the mode is set to SYNC or GPRS, this command is valid.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command specifies a voltage value of DC Power when the DC Power supply mode in the Stand-by screen is set to ON. The allowable range is from 3.0 to 11.0 (V) in 0.1 steps. At preset, this is set to 3.0 (V). Midamble TESTs:MANual:TPOWer:MIDamble NONE|TSC0|TSC1|TSC2|TSC3|TSC4|TSC5|TSC6|TSC7 TESTs:MANual:TPOWer:MIDamble? This command specifies a value of Training Sequence Code (TSC), TSC0 to TSC7, or NONE for the amplitude trigger.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST RFORmat Allowable Range Preset Value E-GSM 2 (+39 dBm) to 19 (+5 dBm) 5 (+33 dBm) DCS1800 0 (+30 dBm) to 15 (+0 dBm), or 29 (+36 dBm) to 31 (+32 dBm) 0 (+30 dBm) PCS1900 0 (+30 dBm) to 15 (+0 dBm), or 30 (+33 dBm) to 31 (+32 dBm) 0 (+30 dBm) Power Ramp Graph Zoom TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:ZOOM ON|OFF|0|1 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:ZOOM? This command defines whether or not to activate the zooming function.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This query command returns a set of Power Ramp pass/fail result values, and . • (1 digit) is 0 when all values are within the normal range, or 1 if any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made. • (1 digit) is the binary data, 0 or 1, for the pass (0) or fail (1) result.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command specifies the frequency of Traffic Channel (TCH) to be tested, for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST DC Power Voltage TESTs:MANual:PHASe:DCPower:VOLT [V] TESTs:MANual:PHASe:DCPower:VOLT? This command specifies a voltage value of DC Power when the DC Power supply mode in the Stand-by screen is set to ON. The allowable range is from 3.0 to 11.0 (V) in 0.1 steps. At preset, this is set to 3.0 (V).
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Phase Error Marker Position Control TESTs:MANual:TXFRequency:RESults:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:MANual:TXFRequency:RESults:MARKer:POINt TESTs:MANual:TXFRequency:RESults:MARKer:POINt? This command enables you to move the marker position Up or Down in steps, or by bits ranging from 0.0 to 147.0 in bits.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Traffic Channel TESTs:MANual:PHASe:CHANnel TESTs:MANual:PHASe:CHANnel? This command specifies the channel number of Traffic Channel (TCH) to be tested for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST RFORmat MBANd Allowable Range [Hz] Preset Value [Hz] DCS1800 GSM900 1710200000 to 1784800000; 890200000 to 914800000 1710200000 E-GSM 1710200000 to 1784800000; 880200000 to 914800000 OFF 1710200000 to 1784800000 OFF 1850200000 to 1909800000 PCS1900 1850200000 Command Reference for Sensitivity/RX Quality/RX Level Measurement Screen The SENSitivity commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the Sensitivity
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST RFORmat Allowable Range Preset Value GSM900 2 (+39 dBm) to 19 (+5 dBm) 5 (+39 dBm) E-GSM 2 (+39 dBm) to 19 (+5 dBm) 5 (+39 dBm) DCS1800 0 (+30 dBm) to 15 (+0 dBm), or 29 (+36 dBm) to 31 (+32 dBm) 0 (+39 dBm) PCS1900 0 (+30 dBm) to 15 (+0 dBm), or 30 (+33 dBm) to 31 (+32 dBm) 0 (+39 dBm) RX Level Measurement TESTs:MANual:RX:RESults:LEVel? This query command returns a set of values, , and for RX Level
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST BER BS Level TESTs:MANual:SENSitivity:LEVel [DBM] TESTs:MANual:SENSitivity:LEVel? This command specifies an amplitude of BS Level for Sensitivity BER tests, for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command. The allowable range is from −110.0 to −50.0 (dBm) in 0.5 steps. At preset, this is set to −102.0 (dBm) for GSM900 and E-GSM, −100.0 (dBm) for DCS1800, or −102.0 (dBm) for PCS1900.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST • (5 digits) and (5 digits) are the measured Sensitivity BER and BLER data ranging from 00.00 to 99.99 in %. If any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made, the value 99.99 is returned. NOTE If the mode is set to SYNC on the Test Set with Option 040, refer to Sensitivity BER and FER Measurement (SYNC mode).
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command specifies the frequency of Traffic Channel (TCH) to be tested, for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST DC Power Voltage TESTs:MANual:SMONitor:DCPower:VOLT [V] TESTs:MANual:SMONitor:DCPower:VOLT? This command specifies a voltage value of DC Power when the DC Power supply mode in the Stand-by screen is set to ON. The allowable range is from 3.0 to 11.0 (V) in 0.1 steps. At preset, this is set to 3.0 (V).
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST • (1 digit) is 0 when all values are within the normal range, or 1 if any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made. • The definitions and effective ranges of (10 digits), (5 digits), (5 digits), and (5 digits) are shown in the table below. If any measurement is overranged, underranged or not made, the values 9999999999 for , and −99.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Traffic Channel TESTs:MANual:SMONitor:CHANnel TESTs:MANual:SMONitor:CHANnel? This command specifies the channel number of Traffic Channel (TCH) to be tested, for each of the radio standards in conjunction with the Multi Band settings.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST RFORmat MBANd Allowable Range [Hz] Preset Value [Hz] DCS1800 GSM900 1710200000 to 1784800000; 890200000 to 914800000 1710200000 E-GSM 1710200000 to 1784800000; 880200000 to 914800000 OFF 1710200000 to 1784800000 OFF 1850200000 to 1909800000 PCS1900 1850200000 Command Reference for Stand-by Screens These commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with an initial test condition.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST BCCH Frequency TESTs:MANual:BCCH:FREQuency [HZ|KHZ|MHZ|MAHZ] TESTs:MANual:BCCH:FREQuency? This command specifies the frequency of Broadcast Control Channel (BCCH) for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command defines a measurement mode. The choices are SYNC for the synchronous mode and ASYNC for the asynchronous mode. At preset, this is set to SYNC. NOTE For Test Sets with Option 002, this command is valid. Measurement Mode TESTs:MANual:MODE SYNC|GPRS TESTs:MANual:MODE? This command defines a measurement mode. The choices are SYNC for the synchronous mode and GPRS for the GPRS mode. At preset, this is set to SYNC.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Multi Band TESTs:MANual:MBANd DCS1800|OFF TESTs:MANual:MBANd? This command specifies whether or not to include the multi-band radio tests for DCS1800 when GSM900 or E-GSM is specified by the Radio Format command. TESTs:MANual:MBANd GSM900|E-GSM|OFF TESTs:MANual:MBANd? This command specifies whether or not to include the multi-band radio tests for GSM900 or E-GSM when DCS1800 is specified by the Radio Format command.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST This command specifies the slot combination for downlink and uplink, respectively, in the Stand-by screen for the GPRS mode, in conjunction with the Slot Measured setting. The combinations of the slot configuration and the slot order measured are as follows: Option Slot Configuration Slot Order Measured 040 Downlink 1 × Uplink 1 4 040 2×1 4 At preset, this is set to 1 × 1.
Programming Command Reference TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST Traffic Channel TESTs:MANual:TCH:CHANnel TESTs:MANual:TCH:CHANnel? This command specifies the channel number of Traffic Channel to be analyzed for each radio standard set by the Radio Format command.
Programming Command Reference TRIGger Subsystem TRIGger Subsystem The Trigger commands are used to control a measurement cycle. TRIGger Subsystem Command Reference Abort TRIGger:ABORt This command stops and resets the trigger system, and makes the trigger sequence state idle. There is no query form of this command. Trigger Immediately TRIGger:IMMediate This command immediately starts a measurement cycle. If one cycle is complete, the Test Set’s state becomes idle. There is no query form of this command.
4 Programming Command Cross Reference This chapter contains cross reference tables for correlating the screens, softkeys, test parameters and test items with their corresponding syntax for programming the Agilent E6392B GSM MS Test Set. 4.
Programming Command Cross Reference AUTOMATIC TEST Screens AUTOMATIC TEST Screens Stand-by/Measuring Screens The following commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the Stand-by and Measuring screens.
Programming Command Cross Reference AUTOMATIC TEST Screens Item Command Multi Band TESTs:AUTO:MBANd OFF|DCS1800 [RFOR=GSM900/E-GSM] TESTs:AUTO:MBANd OFF|GSM900|E-GSM [RFOR=DCS1800] TESTs:AUTO:MBANd? Radio Standard TESTs:AUTO:RFORmat GSM900|E-GSM|DCS1800|PCS1900 TESTs:AUTO:RFORmat? Screen Mode TESTs:AUTO:SCReen SIMPlified|DETailed Signaling State TESTs:AUTO:MEASure:SIGNaling:STATe? Talk Test Result TESTs:AUTO:MEASure:TALK PASS|FAIL Talk Test TCH TESTs:AUTO:TCH TESTs:AUTO:TCH? 123 4.
Programming Command Cross Reference AUTOMATIC TEST Screens Test Result Screens The following RESults commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the screens for three test measurements and Pass/Fail results.
Programming Command Cross Reference AUTOMATIC TEST Screens Item Phase Error Marker Position Control Command TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe1:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe1:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe1:MARKer:POINt? TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe2:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe2:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe2:MARKer:POINt? TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe3:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe3:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe3:MARKer:POINt? TES
Programming Command Cross Reference AUTOMATIC TEST Screens Item Power Ramp Marker Position Control Command TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP1:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP1:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP1:MARKer:POINt? TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP2:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP2:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP2:MARKer:POINt? TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP3:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP3:MARKer:POINt TESTs:AUTO:RESults:RAMP3:MARKer:POINt? TESTs:AUTO:RE
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen CONFIGURATION Screen The CONFigure subsystem commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the basic system requirement, SRAM file management, test condition, and test sequence. File Management Screens The following FILE commands are used to manage the test setup files and an SRAM memory card.
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen System Configuration Screen The following CONFigure subsystem commands are used to set the reference oscillator source, date and time, beeper, RF attenuation, firmware update, and so forth which are fundamentally required to operate the GSM MS Test Set.
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen Test Setup: Test Condition Screen The following CONDition commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the Test Setup: Test Condition screen.
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen Item Power Control Level Command CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:HIGH CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:HIGH? CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:MEDium CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:MEDium? CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:LOW CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:LOW? CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:MANual CONFigure:CONDition:PLEVel:MANual? Power Control Level for Peak TX Power Limit CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:TPOWer:PLEVel CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:TPOWer:PLEVe
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen Test Setup: Test Sequence Screen The following SEQuence commands are used to set controls and parameters associated with the screen for a test flow and sequence, and to define whether or not to execute each of six Pass/Fail tests in AUTOMATIC TEST.
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen Item Command DC Power Mode CONFigure:SEQuence:DCPower:MODE AUTO|ON|OFF CONFigure:SEQuence:DCPower:MODE? DC Power Voltage CONFigure:SEQuence:DCPower:VOLT CONFigure:SEQuence:DCPower:VOLT? First Call CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:CALL1 MS|BS CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:CALL1? Frequency Error Test CONFigure:SEQuence:FREQuency CONFigure:SEQuence:FREQuency? Instruction Message # CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:MESSage1 CONFigu
Programming Command Cross Reference CONFIGURATION Screen Item Command RX Level Test CONFigure:SEQuence:LEVel CONFigure:SEQuence:LEVel? RX Quality Test CONFigure:SEQuence:QUALity CONFigure:SEQuence:QUALity? Second Call CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:CALL2 ON|OFF|1|0 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:CALL2? Sensitivity Test CONFigure:SEQuence:SENSitivity CONFigure:SEQuence:SENSitivity? Talk Test CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:TALK ON|OFF|1|0 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:TALK? Talk Test T
Programming Command Cross Reference Display Each Screen Display Each Screen The following DISPlay subsystem commands are used to select an initial display of each test item and test setup for each function mode.
Programming Command Cross Reference Display Each Screen Item Command Stand-by in GPRS Mode [Option 040] DISPlay:MANual:GPRS:STBY Stand-by in Sync Mode [Option 002, 040] DISPlay:MANual:SYNChronous:STBY SIGNAL GENERATOR DISPlay:RFGenerator [Option 002] SPECTRUM MONITOR DISPlay:SMONitor [Option 002] 135 4.
Programming Command Cross Reference IEEE Common Commands IEEE Common Commands The following IEEE common commands are used to control and query the status of the GSM MS Test Set: Table 4-8 IEEE Common Command Cross Reference Item 136 Command Standard Event Status Enable *ESE *ESE? Operation Complete *OPC *OPC? Event Status Register Query *ESR? Clear Status *CLS Identification Query *IDN? Instrument Option Query *OPT? Reset Instrument *RST Status Byte Register Query *STB? Chapter 4
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens MANUAL TEST Screens Stand-by Screens The following commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the Stand-by screen.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens Item Command Timing Advance TESTs:MANual:TADVance TESTs:MANual:TADVance? Traffic Channela TESTs:MANual:TCH:CHANnel TESTs:MANual:TCH:CHANnel? Traffic Channel TESTs:MANual:TCH:FREQuency TESTs:MANual:TCH:FREQuency? a Frequency a. Changes to PDTCH (Packet Data Traffic CHannel) when the GPRS mode is selected on the Test Set with Option 040.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens Measuring Screens The following commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the Measuring screen.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens DC Current Measuring Screens The following CURRent commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the screens for DC Current measurements and Pass/Fail results.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens MS Information Screen The following MSINformation commands are used to get information on the mobile under test. For Test Sets with Option 002, if set to ASYNC, these commands are invalid. For Test Sets with Option 040, if set to GPRS, only the query for Power Class Information is valid.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens Peak TX Power/Burst Timing/Power Ramp Measuring Screens The following TPOWer/TXAMplitude commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the screens for Peak TX Power/Burst Timing/Power Ramp measurements and Pass/Fail test results.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens Phase Error/Frequency Error Measuring Screens The following PHASe/TXFRequency commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the screens for Phase Error and Frequency Error measurements and Pass/Fail test results.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens Sensitivity/RX Quality/RX Level Measuring Screens The following SENSitivity/RX commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the screens for Sensitivity/RX Quality/RX Level measurements and Pass/Fail test results. For Test Sets with Option 002, if set to ASYNC, these commands are invalid.
Programming Command Cross Reference MANUAL TEST Screens Spectrum Monitor Screens The following SMONitor commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the screens for Spectrum Monitor measurements and Pass/Fail test results.
Programming Command Cross Reference Print Screen Function Print Screen Function The following HCOPy subsystem commands are used to control the printing function of the GSM MS Test Set: Table 4-17 HCOPy Subsystem Command Cross Reference Item 146 Command Abort Printing :HCOPy:ABORt Dump Screen Image :HCOPy:SDUMp Print All Items :HCOPy:ITEM:ALL Chapter 4
Programming Command Cross Reference SIGNAL GENERATOR Screen SIGNAL GENERATOR Screen NOTE This section is applicable only for GSM Test Sets with Option 002. The following RFGenerator subsystem commands are used to configure the functions and parameters for RF signal generation.
Programming Command Cross Reference SPECTRUM MONITOR Screens SPECTRUM MONITOR Screens NOTE This section is applicable only for GSM Test Sets with Option 002. The following SMONitor subsystem commands are used to set the controls and parameters associated with the SPECTRUM MONITOR screens.
Programming Command Cross Reference System Control Function System Control Function The following SYSTem subsystem commands are used to control and query the system status of the GSM MS Test Set: Table 4-20 SYSTem Subsystem Command Reference Item Command Lock System Panel :SYSTem:KLOCk ON|OFF|1|0 :SYSTem:KLOCk? Softkey Memory :SYSTem:MEMory:AMPLitude , :SYSTem:MEMory:AMPLitude? :SYSTem:MEMory:CHANnel , :SYSTem:MEMory:CHANnel? :SYSTem:MEMory:PLEVel , :SYSTem:
Programming Command Cross Reference Trigger Function Trigger Function The following TRIGger subsystem commands are used to control the trigger function of the GSM MS Test Set: Table 4-21 TRIGger Subsystem Command Cross Reference Item 150 Command Abort :TRIGger:ABORt Trigger Mode :TRIGger:MODE SINGle|CONTinuous :TRIGger:MODE? Trigger Immediately :TRIGger:IMMediate Chapter 4
5. Example Programs 5 Example Programs This chapter contains a few example programs to be used for testing GSM900, E-GSM, DCS1800, or PCS1900 mobile phones with the Test Set. These are tested with the firmwares available at printing this guide, however, you need to change some commands and queries according to the firmware update.
Example Programs MANUAL TEST SYNC Mode Sample Program MANUAL TEST SYNC Mode Sample Program This HP BASIC sample program makes a measurement of Peak TX Power and Burst Timing with the MANUAL TEST synchronous mode on a DCS1800 mobile phone. CLEAR and RESET the controller, and type the following commands and Run the program: 1000! re-save "a:\mantest.
1300 OUTPUT Serial_port;"*STB?" 1310 ENTER Serial_port;H 1320 UNTIL BIT(H,0)=1 1330 ! 1340 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TEST:MAN:CURR:RES:CAMP?" 1350 ENTER Serial_port;A,B,C 1360 SELECT A 1370 CASE 0 1380 1390 1400 1410 IF B=0 THEN Result$="PASS" ELSE Result$="FAIL" 1420 END IF 1430 PRINT "DC Current Camp On: ",C*1000,"mA",Result$ 1440 CASE ELSE 1450 PRINT "DC Current Camp On: Measurement invalid." 1460 END SELECT 1470 ! 1480 DISP "Execute MS Call and press CONTINUE.
Example Programs MANUAL TEST SYNC Mode Sample Program 1690 CASE 0 1700 1710 1720 1730 IF B=0 THEN Result$="PASS" ELSE Result$="FAIL" 1740 END IF 1750 PRINT "DC Current Talk: ",C*1000,"mA",Result$ 1760 CASE 1 1770 PRINT "DC Current Talk: Measurement invalid.
2080 UNTIL BIT(F,4)=1 2090 DISP "Measurement End." 2100 END Table 5-1 Chapter 5 Program Comments (SYNC) 1050 Resets the Test Set to the default settings for programming. 1060 Displays the CONFIGURATION screen. 1070 Activates the Attenuation function. 1080 Sets the Attenuation RF Input field. 1090 Sets the Attenuation RF Output field. 1100 Displays the Test Condition screen of CONFIGURATION. 1110 Sets the RF Output field to On. 1130 Displays the Stand-by screen with the Synchronous mode.
Example Programs MANUAL TEST SYNC Mode Sample Program 152 1670 Enters the status and measurement data. 1680 to 1780 Prints the test result data. 1820 Displays the Peak TX Power measuring screen. 1830 Sets the Trigger Mode to Single. 1840 Sends a trigger to measure Peak TX Power. 1860 to 1890 Waits until the Peak TX Power measurement ends. 1910 Queries the Peak TX Power results. 1920 Enters the status and measurement data. 1930 to 2020 Prints the test result data.
MANUAL TEST GPRS Mode Sample Program This HP BASIC sample program makes each measurement on Peak TX Power, Frequency Error, and Sensitivity BLER with the MANUAL TEST GPRS mode on a GSM mobile phone. CLEAR and RESET the controller, and type the following commands and Run the program: 1000! re-save "A:\GPRStest.
Example Programs MANUAL TEST GPRS Mode Sample Program 1440 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650 1660 1670 1680 1690 1700 1710 1720 1730 1740 1750 1760 1770 1780 1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 154 WAIT 2 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TRIG:IMM" ! REPEAT OUTPUT Serial_port;"*STB?" ENTER Serial_port;H WAIT .
1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 2080 2090 2100 2110 2120 2130 2140 2150 2160 2170 2180 2190 2200 2210 2220 2230 2240 2250 2260 2270 2280 2290 2300 2310 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TRIG:MODE SING" WAIT 2 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TRIG:IMM" ! REPEAT OUTPUT Serial_port;"*STB?" ENTER Serial_port;H WAIT .1 UNTIL BIT(H,0)=1 ! OUTPUT Serial_port;"TEST:MAN:RX:RES:SENS?" ENTER Serial_port;A,B,C,D IF A=1 AND BIT(B,1)=1 THEN PRINT "Sensitivity BLER Measurement invalid.
Example Programs MANUAL TEST GPRS Mode Sample Program 156 1180 Sets the Packet Data TCH channel number to 60. 1190 Sets the Multi Band field to Off. 1200 Sets the DC Power mode to Off. 1210 Sets the Measured Slot to 4. 1220 Sets the Slot Configuration to 2×1. 1230 Sets the Sensitivity in BLER. 1280 to 1300 Displays the instruction message for you to do so. 1320 Sends a trigger with the continuous mode. 1330 Displays the MANUAL TEST GPRS Measuring screen.
Chapter 5 2250 to 2290 Waits until the Stand-by screen is displayed. 2300 Displays “Measurement End”. 2310 Ends this program. 157 5.
Example Programs AUTOMATIC TEST Sample Program AUTOMATIC TEST Sample Program This HP BASIC sample program makes an AUTOMATIC TEST on a DCS1800 and E-GSM multi-band mobile phone. CLEAR and RESET the controller, and type the following commands and Run the program: 1000! re-save "a:\autotest.
1310 NEXT I 1320 ! 1330 !***** LOC.Update 1340 ! 1350 DISP "Turn on the mobile phone and wait until 001-01 is displayed. Then press CONTINUE." 1360 PAUSE 1370 DISP 1380 ! 1390 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TRIG:IMM" 1400 ! 1410 REPEAT 1420 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TEST:AUTO:MEAS:SIGN:STAT?" 1430 ENTER Serial_port;S 1440 UNTIL BIT(S,1)=1 1450 ! 1460 !***** MS Call 1470 ! 1480 DISP "Execute MS call. Press CONTINUE.
Example Programs AUTOMATIC TEST Sample Program 1690 REPEAT 1700 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TEST:AUTO:MEAS:SIGN:STAT?" 1710 ENTER Serial_port;S 1720 UNTIL BIT(S,4)=1 1730 ! 1740 !***** MS Release 1750 ! 1760 DISP "Execute MS Release. Press CONTINUE." 1770 PAUSE 1780 ! 1790 !***** BS Call and BS Release 1800 ! 1810 DISP "Answer the call. Press CONTINUE.
2080 IF BIT(B,0)=1 THEN 2090 PRINT "Peak TX Power failed." 2100 FOR I=1 TO 6 2110 OUTPUT Serial_port;"TEST:AUTO:RES:TPOW"&VAL$(I)&"?" 2120 ENTER Serial_port;C,D,E,F,G 2130 PRINT RPT$(" ",5);"Ch:";Ch(I),"High:";E;"dBm,","Mid:";F;"dBm,","Low:";G;"dBm" 2140 NEXT I 2150 END IF 2160 IF BIT(B,1)=1 THEN PRINT "Burst Timing failed." 2170 IF BIT(B,2)=1 THEN PRINT "Power Ramp failed." 2180 IF BIT(B,3)=1 THEN PRINT "Phase Error failed." 2190 IF BIT(B,4)=1 THEN PRINT "Frequency Error failed.
Example Programs AUTOMATIC TEST Sample Program 162 1350 to 1370 Waits until the mobile phone camps on as instructed. 1390 Starts the AUTOMATIC TEST. 1410 to 1440 Waits until the test flow shifts to the MS Call step. 1480 to 1500 Waits until the MS Call is executed. 1520 to 1550 Waits until the test flow shifts to the Talk step. 1590 to 1640 Executes the Talk test. 1680 to 1720 Waits until the RF Tests end and the test flow shifts to MS Release step. 1760 and 1770 Executes the MS Release.
A. Syntax Diagrams A Syntax Diagrams In this Appendix, the syntax diagram for each subsystem command is shown. These diagrams use a graphical format to represent the hierarchical structure of s system. The following describes two graphical conventions used in the syntax diagrams. :RFGenerator FREQuency : sp integer : Represents the command subsystem for a function mode. : Represents a command. With a question mark for a query.
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-1 :CONFigure CONFigure Subsystem (1 of 4) : BEEPer? BEEPer DATE? DATE LOSS? LOSS LOSS NETWork PKEY? PKEY PRINter? PRINter ROSCillator? ROSCillator TIME? TIME CONDition : : : RFIN? RFIN RFOUt? RFOUt LAC? LAC MCC? MCC MNC? MNC NCC? NCC AMPLitude? AMPLitude AVERage? AVERage LDELay? LDELay PCLass? PCLass PLEVel RFORmat? RFORmat RFOUtput? RFOUtput SENSitivity
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-2 CONFigure Subsystem (2 of 4) (a) (d) (b) LIMit : : FER? FER FREQuency? FREQuency LEVel? LEVel PHASe : CAMP? CAMP TALK? TALK PEAK? PEAK RMS? RMS QUALity? QUALity TPOWer? TPOWer SEQuence : BCCH DCPower MBANd? MBANd RFORmat? RFORmat TCH? Appendix A (a) (c) : : : CHANnel? CHANnel FREQuency? FREQuency MODE? MODE VOLT? VOLT CHANnel? CHANnel FREQuency? FREQuency sp real sp real sp real sp integer sp integer sp real sp integer sp integer
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-3 CONFigure Subsystem (3 of 4) (a) (d) (c) VARiable? : DCP TCH BTIMing? BTIMing CURRent? CURRent FREQuency? FREQuency LEVel? LEVel PHASe? PHASe QUALity? QUALity RAMP? RAMP SENSitivity? SENSitivity TPOWer
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-4 CONFigure Subsystem (4 of 4) (a) (d) (c) SIGNaling Appendix A : DELete FORMat LIST? RECall SAVE CALL1? CALL1 LOCUpdate? LOCUpdate TALK? TALK CALL2? CALL2 MESSage1? MESSage1 MESSage2? MESSage2 MESSage3? MESSage3 MESSage4? MESSage4 MESSage5? MESSage5 MESSage6? MESSage6 MESSage7? MESSage7 sp string sp string sp string sp string sp string sp string sp string sp string sp string sp string sp sp string string sp sp string string A.
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-5 DISPlay Subsystem (without any option) :DISPlay : AUTOmatic : BTIMing CURRent PHASe SENSitivity STBY TPOWer : CONDition SEQuence FILE : CURRent MEASure PHASe SENSitivity SMONitor STBY TPOWer CONFigure INITial MANual
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-7 DISPlay Subsystem (with Option 040) :DISPlay : AUTOmatic : BTIMing CURRent PHASe SENSitivity STBY TPOWer : CONDition SEQuence FILE : CURRent MEASure GPRS PHASe SENSitivity SMONitor SYNC TPOWer CONFigure Figure A-8 : STBY : STBY A. Syntax Diagrams INITial MANual HCOPy Subsystem :HCOPy : ABORt ITEM SDUMp Figure A-9 : ALL RFGenerator Subsystem (with Option 002) :RFGenerator
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-10 SMONitor Subsystem (with Option 002) :SMONitor : AVERage? AVERage CHANnel? CHANnel DCPower sp string sp integer MODE? MODE VOLT? VOLT : FREQuency? FREQuency RANGe? RANGe RBWidth? RBWidth RFORmat? RFORmat SPAN? SPAN RESults? RESults : sp real sp string sp string sp string sp string MARKer? MARKer : sp string sp real POINt? POINt Figure A-11 string integer SYSTem Subsystem :SYStem
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-12 TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST (1 of 4) :TESTs : AUTOmatic : BCCH? BCCH DCPower integer MODE? MODE VOLT? VOLT sp string sp string sp string sp : integer TCH DCP MEASure
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-13 TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST (2 of 4) (a) (c) RESults : All? BTIMing1? BTIMing2? BTIMing3? BTIMing4? BTIMing5? BTIMing6? CURRent1? CURRent2? CURRent3? CURRent4? CURRent5? CURRent6? FREQuency1? FREQuency2? FREQuency3? FREQuency4? FREQuency5? FREQuency6? LEVel1? LEVel2? LEVel3? LEVel4? LEVel5? LEVel6? MSINformation : IMSI? IMEI? DIAL? PCLass? GVERsion? QUALity1? QUALity2? QUALity3? QUALity4? QUALity5? QUALity6? SENSitivity1? SENSitivity2? SENSitivity3? SENSitivity4? S
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-14 TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST (3 of 4) (b) (c) PHASe1? PHASe1 PHASe3? PHASe3 PHASe4? PHASe4 PHASe5? PHASe5 PHASe6? PHASe6
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-15 TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST (4 of 4) (b) (c) RAMP1? RAMP1 RAMP2? RAMP2 RAMP3? RAMP3 RAMP4? RAMP4 RAMP5? RAMP5 RAMP6? RAMP6
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-16 :TESTs TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST (1 of 3) : MANual : AMPLitude? AMPLitude BCCH DCPower MEASure : : : CHANnel? CHANnel FREQuency? FREQuency MODE? MODE VOLT? VOLT CHANnel? CHANnel FREQuency? FREQuency AMPLitude? AMPLitude BSCall BSRelease DCPower END MSCall MSLot MSRelease PLEVel? PLEVel SCONfigure SIGNal? SIGNal SIGNaling TADVance? TADVance TCH Appendix A (a) : VOLT? VOLT : STATe? : CHANnel? CHANnel FREQuency? FREQuency sp real sp integer
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-17 TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST (2 of 3) (b) (a) CURRent : CHANnel? CHANnel DCPower FREQuency? FREQuency PLEVel? PLEVel RESults? RESults PHASe : TXFRequency SENSitivity RX
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-18 TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST (3 of 3) (a) (b) TPOWer : AMPLitude? AMPLitude AVERage? AVERage CHANnel? CHANnel DCPower : FREQuency? FREQuency MIDamble? MIDamble PLEVel? PLEVel TADVance? TADVance TXFAMplitude SMONitor : : RESults AMPLitude? AMPLitude AVERage? AVERage CHANnel? CHANnel DCPower FREQuency? FREQuency PLEVel? PLEVel RBWidth? RBWidth RESults? RESults RESults
Syntax Diagrams Figure A-19 TRIGger Subsystem :TRIGger
B Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B 185 B. Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B This chapter contains the table showing the commands changed from the Agilent E6392A to E6392B. These changes include the commands deleted from the E6392A or newly added to the E6392B.
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands Changed Commands The following table shows the commands of the Agilent E6392A in alphabetical order, which are changed for the Agilent E6392B or deleted from the Agilent E6392A. New commands of the Agilent E6392B are also listed. Higher hierarchical changes are taken into account.
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands Comparison Table for Command Difference E6392A Command Change E6392B Command CONFigure Subsystem CONFigure:LOSS:CABLe CONFigure:LOSS:CABLe? :CABL to :RFIN CONFigure:LOSS:RFIN CONFigure:LOSS:RFIN? CONFigure:LOSS:COUPler CONFigure:LOSS:COUPler? :COUP to :RFOU CONFigure:LOSS:RFOUt CONFigure:LOSS:RFOUt? CONFigure:RFCOnnection COUPler|CABLe CONFigure:RFCOnnection? :RFCO to :LOSS CONFigure:LOSS ON|OFF|1|0 CONFigur
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands Softkey Memory SYSTem:MEMory :CHANnel , :CHANnel? Softkey Memory SYSTem:MEMory :PLEVel , :PLEVel? TEST:AUTO to CONF CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit :BER :BER? TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST TESTs:AUTO:CONDition:LIMit :BER :BER? TESTs:AUTO:CONDition:LIMit :BTIMing , :BTIMing? CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit :BTIMing , :BTIMing? TESTs:AUTO:CONDition:LIMit :CURRent:CAMP
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:AUTO:CONDition :PLEVel:HIGH :PLEVel:HIGH? :PLEVel:MEDium :PLEVel:MEDium? :PLEVel:LOW :PLEVel:LOW? TESTs:AUTO:CONDition:RFORmat GSM900|E-GSM|DCS1800 TESTs:AUTO:CONDition:RFORmat? (Addition to Manual Test) CONFigure:CONDition :PLEVel:HIGH :PLEVel:HIGH? :PLEVel:MEDium :PLEVel:MEDium? :PLEVel:LOW :PLEVel:LOW? :PLEVel:MANual :PLEVel:MANual? TEST:AUTO to CONF (Selection added) CONFigure:CONDition:RFOR
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:AUTO:RESults :PHASe1? :PHASe2? :PHASe3? 3 to 6 results TESTs:AUTO:RESults :PHASe1? :PHASe2? :PHASe3? :PHASe4? :PHASe5? :PHASe6? TESTs:AUTO:RESults :PHASe1:MARKer? :PHASe2:MARKer? :PHASe3:MARKer? TESTs:AUTO:RESults :PHASe1:MARKer? :PHASe2:MARKer? :PHASe3:MARKer? :PHASe4:MARKer? :PHASe5:MARKer? :PHASe6:MARKer? TESTs:AUTO:RESults :PHASe1:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN :PHASe1:MARKer:POINt :PHASe1:MARKer:POINt? :PHASe2:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN :PH
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:AUTO:RESults :RAMP1? :RAMP2? :RAMP3? 3 to 6 results TESTs:AUTO:RESults :RAMP1? :RAMP2? :RAMP3? :RAMP4? :RAMP5? :RAMP6? TESTs:AUTO:RESults :RAMP1:MARKer? :RAMP2:MARKer? :RAMP3:MARKer? :RAMP4:MARKer? :RAMP5:MARKer? :RAMP6:MARKer? TESTs:AUTO:RESults :RAMP1:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN :RAMP1:MARKer:POINt :RAMP1:MARKer:POINt? :RAMP2:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN :RAMP2:MARKer:POINt :RAMP2:MARKer:POINt? :RAMP3:MARKer:POINt UP|DOWN :RAMP3:MARKer:P
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:AUTO:RESults :TPOWer1? :TPOWer2? :TPOWer3? 3 to 6 results TESTs:AUTO:RESults :TPOWer1? :TPOWer2? :TPOWer3? :TPOWer4? :TPOWer5? :TPOWer6? TESTs:AUTO:RFORmat GSM900|E-GSM|DCS1800 TESTs:AUTO:RFORMat? Selection added TESTs:AUTO:RFORmat GSM900|E-GSM|DCS1800|PCS1900 TESTs:AUTO:RFORMat? TEST:AUTO to CONF (:BCCH to :BCCH:CHAN & :BCCH:FREQ) CONFigure:SEQuence :BCCH:CHANnel :BCCH:CHANnel? TESTs:AUTO:SEQuence :BCCH :BCCH? TESTs:AUT
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:AUTO:SRECall:FORMat (:SREC to :FILE) CONFigure:FILE:FORMat TESTs:AUTO:SRECall:LIST? CONFigure:FILE:LIST? TESTs:AUTO:SRECall:RECall CONFigure:FILE:RECall TESTs:AUTO:SRECall:SAVE , CONFigure:FILE:SAVE , TESTs:AUTO:VARiable :DCP:VOLT1 :DCP:VOLT1? :DCP:VOLT2 :DCP:VOLT2? :DCP:VOLT3 :DCP:VOLT3? 3 to 6 variables B.
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:MANual:CONDition :LDELay SHORT|MID|LONG :LDELay? TEST:MAN to CONF CONFigure:CONDition :LDELay SHORT|MID|LONG :LDELay? TESTs:MANual:CONDition:LIMit :BER :BER? CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit :BER :BER? TESTs:MANual:CONDition:LIMit :BTIMing , :BTIMing? CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit :BTIMing , :BTIMing? TESTs:MANual:CONDition:LIMit :CURRent:CAMP , :CURRent:CAMP? (Selection added) CO
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands TESTs:MANual:CONDition :SENSitivity:FRAMe :SENSitivity:FRAMe? (Selection added) TESTs:MANual:CONDition :SENSitivity:LEVel :SENSitivity:LEVel? TESTs:MANual:CURRent :DCPower:MODE ON|OFF|1|0 :DCPower:MODE? CONFigure:CONDition :SENSitivity:FRAMe :SENSitivity:FRAMe? CONFigure:CONDition :SENSitivity:LEVel :SENSitivity:LEVel? [Deleted] DC Power Mode Sync DC Current Measurement TESTs:MANual:CURRent :RESults:CAMP? :RESults:TAL
Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B Changed Commands Network Configuration: Multiframes CONFigure:NETWork:BSPa CONGigure:NETWrok:BSPa? Multi Band TESTs:MANual:MBANd OFF|DCS1800 [RFOR=GSM900/E-GSM] TESTs:MANual:MBANd OFF|GSM900|E-GSM [RFOR=DCS1800] TESTs:MANual:MBANd? Stand-by Screen (Amplitude) TESTs:MANual:AMPLitude TESTs:MANual:AMPLitude? (Midamble Selection) TESTs:MANual:MIDamble NONE|TSC0 |TSC1|TSC2|TSC3|TSC4|TSC5|TSC6 |TSC7 TESTs:MANual:MIDamble? (Timing Advance) TESTs:MAN
Index Symbols *CLS 34 *ESE 35 *ESR? 34 *IDN? 34 *OPC 34 *OPT? 34 *RST 34 *STB? 35 A Angle Brackets 19 C Command 18 Command Mnemonics 19 Command Syntax 20 commands 130 CONFigure:BEEPer 37 CONFigure:CONDition:AMPLitude 41 CONFigure:CONDition:AVERage 40 CONFigure:CONDition:LDELay 42 CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:BER 40 CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:BLER 41 CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:BTIMing 41 CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:CURRent:CAMP 41 CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:CURRent:TALK 41 CONFigure:CONDition:LIMit:FER 42 CONFigure
Index CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:MESSage4 50 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:MESSage5 50 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:MESSage6 50 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:MESSage7 50 CONFigure:SEQuence:SIGNaling:TALK 54 CONFigure:SEQuence:TCH:CHANnel 54 CONFigure:SEQuence:TCH:FREQuency 54 CONFigure:SEQuence:TPOWer:HIGH 51 CONFigure:SEQuence:TPOWer:LOW 51 CONFigure:SEQuence:TPOWer:MEDium 51 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:DCP:VOLT1 46 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:DCP:VOLT2 46 CONFigure:SEQuence:VARiable:DCP:VOLT3 46 CONFigur
Index RFGenerator:MODulation 61 RFGenerator:RFORmat 62 RFGenerator:RFOUtput 62 RS-232C Serial Interface 22 Character Format Parameters 23 Data Transfer Errors 23 Modem Line Handshaking 23 Xcontrol 23 S Serial Interface 22 Setup for Automated Test 14 SMONitor Subsystem 64 SMONitor:AVERage 64 SMONitor:CHANnel 67 SMONitor:DCPower:MODE 64 SMONitor:DCPower:VOLT 64 SMONitor:FREQuency 67 SMONitor:RANGe 65 SMONitor:RBWidth 67 SMONitor:RESults:MARKer:POINt 65 SMONitor:RESults:MARKer? 65 SMONitor:RESults? 66 SMONito
Index TESTs:AUTO:RESults:LEVel5? 78 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:LEVel6? 78 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:MSINformation:DIAL? 75 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:MSINformation:GVERsion? 75 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:MSINformation:IMEI? 75 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:MSINformation:IMSI? 75 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:MSINformation:PCLass? 75 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe1:MARKer:POINt 77 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe1:MARKer? 76 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe1? 77 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe2:MARKer:POINt 77 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe2:MARKer? 76 TESTs:AUTO:RESults:PHASe2? 77 TESTs:AUTO:
Index TESTs:AUTO:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel4 80 TESTs:AUTO:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel5 80 TESTs:AUTO:VARiable:TCH:CHANnel6 80 TESTs:MANual:AMPLitude 111 TESTs:MANual:BCCH:CHANnel 110 TESTs:MANual:BCCH:FREQuency 111 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:CHANnel 86 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:DCPower:VOLT 85 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:FREQuency 86 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:PLEVel 85 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:RESults:CAMP? 84, 85 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:RESults:TALK? 85 TESTs:MANual:CURRent:RESults? 84 TESTs:MANual:DCPower:MODE 111 TESTs:MANual:DCPower:VOLT 111 T
Index TESTs:MANual:TPOWer:MIDAmble 95 TESTs:MANual:TPOWer:PLEvel 95 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:ACTAdvance? 94 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:BTIMing? 94 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:MARKer:POINt 96 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:MARKer? 96 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:RAMP? 96 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:TPOWer? 95 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:RESults:ZOOM 96 TESTs:MANual:TXAMplitude:TADVance 97 TESTs:MANual:TXFRequency:RESults:FREQuency? 99 TESTs:MANual:TXFRequency:RESults:MARKer:POINt 100 TEST
