User Manual

Operation RF-Orchestra!™ Transmitter Installation and Operation
5-8 6880493G02-C July 2000
3. When a trace is no longer needed, issue the following FIPS command to end that trace:
a 193 [options] <Enter>
The trace stops immediately.
Note: The options must be entered exactly as they were issued in the FIPS action command 192 or
the trace will not stop. Some options are case-sensitive.
For further details on the a 192 and a 193 action commands, see Table H-1 RF-O! Transmitter
Debug Trace TASK Identifiers in Appendix H.
Test Data Mode
Test data mode tests the RF path and performance of the transmitter. While in this mode, the
RF-B! transmitter controller or the RF-O! transmitter generates test data. The user determines
the contents of the test message data.
Test data modes can be initiated using FIPS commands at either the RF-B! transmitter
controller or the RF-O! transmitter using the same action command syntax.
Note: If the test data mode is initiated at the RF-O! transmitter, normal paging data from the RF-B!
transmitter controller will be ignored by the RF-O! transmitter. It is not necessary to disable
network traffic at the RF-B! transmitter controller before starting the test data mode at the
RF-O! transmitter.
Before initiating a test mode, ensure that the transmitter RF output is terminated properly. To
set up and execute a test transmission, perform the following steps:
1. Establish a FIPS session.
2. Set the offset of each subchannel relative to the center frequency (See Table 5-3). Type the
following command:
a 195 w x y z <Enter>
The offset values are defined in kHz in Table 5-4.