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Page 1: ...underutilized and idle equipment along with credit for buybacks and trade ins Custom engineering so your equipment works exactly as you specify Critical and expedited services Leasing Rentals Demos In...

Page 2: ...Operating Guide Agilent E1852B Bluetooth Test Set E1852 90007 book Page 1 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisantg com...

Page 3: ...ted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of three years from date of shipment During the warranty period Agilent Technologies will at its option either repair or replace products w...

Page 4: ...r the destruction of part or all of the equipment Do not proceed beyond a caution until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met The Instruction Documentation Symbol The product is marked...

Page 5: ...s Intentional interruption is prohibited DO NOT defeat the earth grounding protection by using an extension cable power cable or auto transformer without a protective ground connector If you are using...

Page 6: ...moisture or any other reason REMOVE POWER and do not use the product until safe operation can be verified by service trained personnel If necessary return the product to a Agilent Sales and Service O...

Page 7: ...t up using a frequency hopping source and receiver with known performance More detailed analysis and fault finding is possible using frequency versus time power versus time power versus channel number...

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Page 9: ...or using the remote command set Conventions Used in this Guide The following text conventions are used in this guide Run used to represent the text in the PC interface 2CTCOGVGT used to represent a p...

Page 10: ...ements Configuring the System for Measurements 72 Power Measurements 74 Frequency and Modulation Measurements 76 Sensitivity Measurements 82 Audio Measurements 85 DLL Interfacing Introduction 90 DLL I...

Page 11: ...ple Program 165 Specifications and Characteristics Introduction 168 Functionality 169 Performance 171 General Specifications 173 Regulatory Information 175 Maintenance Self Test 178 LED Indicators 180...

Page 12: ...B Bluetooth Test Set It contains these sections Introduction on page 12 Rear Panel Connections on page 13 Front Panel Connections on page 20 E1852 90007 book Page 11 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Art...

Page 13: ...e Bluetooth slave You can operate the test set using the supplied PC user interface or by sending SCPI format commands either in the Windows environment or from within a test executive The operation o...

Page 14: ...t Sync A 1 s wide TTL trigger output synchronized with the start of a received burst Power Envelope Analog output of the RF power Audio In Audio signal input Audio Out Recovered audio modulation signa...

Page 15: ...ure 2 10 MHz Timebase Input Slot Clock 1 s wide TTL level pulses at 625 s intervals Bluetooth frame rate Figure 3 Slot Clock Output with DH1 data 5NQV NQEM 1WVRWV E1852 90007 book Page 14 Monday Febru...

Page 16: ...ive Data INVERTED analogue output of the demodulated signal Figure 4 Receive Data Output 4GEGKXG CVC 1WVRWV PXGTVGF E1852 90007 book Page 15 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Qua...

Page 17: ...s wide TTL trigger output synchronized with the start of a received burst Figure 5 Receive Slot Sync Output 4GEGKXG 5NQV 5 PE 1WVRWV E1852 90007 book Page 16 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Te...

Page 18: ...RF power Figure 6 RF Power Envelope Output Audio In Audio Input The test set supports CVSD A Law and Law audio encoding 2QYGT PXGNQRG 1WVRWV Audio E1852 90007 book Page 17 Monday February 4 2002 2 09...

Page 19: ...e Standard GPIB connection for communication with your PC Figure 7 GPIB connector and interface address switches Audio GPIB ADDRESS PARRELLEL INTERFACE 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 ON GPIB INTERFACE A5 A4 A3 A2 A1...

Page 20: ...h your PC Figure 8 Parallel Interface Serial 9 pin female D type The serial port is used for service purposes and to down load new test set firmware Only use the supplied cable for this purpose E1852...

Page 21: ...z 1 Make an RF cable connection between DUT and the RF IN OUT connector To maintain regulatory compliance antenna coupling with the DUT must be carried out in a screened environment Antenna coupled me...

Page 22: ...er and Attenuation on page 33 Test Mode Page on page 35 Measurements Window on page 43 Show Close Measurement Graphs on page 46 Normal Mode Page on page 49 RF Gen Page on page 54 RF Analyzer Page on p...

Page 23: ...llation guide for further information Installation If you have not already done so install the PC interface and connect your PC by following the procedure detailed in Install the User Interface in the...

Page 24: ...f use if you intend to develop your our control programs Some additional frequency deviation measurements are also provided in debug mode Start Up During start up the following message is displayed No...

Page 25: ...OTE For optimum measurement speed especially when viewing graphical results windows use the parallel interface connection Any changes you make are identified in the dialog panel The OK button is prese...

Page 26: ...ntains all the settings required for communication between a PC and the test set and between the test set and the DUT Figure 9 System Page E1852 90007 book Page 25 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artis...

Page 27: ...ddress of the test set default factory setting 15 using the Address scroll buttons 3 Firmware Update Debug Mode Only The Firmware Update panel is used to set the required communication port and initia...

Page 28: ...et All prior test set configurations are retained 8 Software Version When the test set is started and the user interface program is launched the test set returns information about the firmware version...

Page 29: ...pens a dialog box where you can choose the filename and path Figure 11 Save Measurement Log The saved file contains measurements regarding the specific Bluetooth measurement For example in loop back m...

Page 30: ...tered in the DUT BD Address field 11 Address Inquiry The Inquiry function can be used to find any Bluetooth devices in the vicinity of the test set Press the Inquiry button to start the process 09 58...

Page 31: ...52B Operating Guide During the inquiry process the Inquiry button changes to Please Wait E1852 90007 book Page 30 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaran...

Page 32: ...complete you can scroll through the displayed addresses and select the required device None is displayed if no devices are found E1852 90007 book Page 31 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technol...

Page 33: ...ner of your PC desktop 7 Hardware Reset Pressing Reset initiates a warm start reset of the test set 8 Software Version Firmware Version The test set is polled and the Firmware version is displayed PC...

Page 34: ...t panel is measured and displayed The input parameters are described in General Specifications on page 173 Attenuation If the coupling loss at the RF IN OUT connector is known the value can be entered...

Page 35: ...852B Debug Figure 14 Communication Window You can use this window to view and record the communication between your PC and test set and send one command at a time in the Transmit String line For more...

Page 36: ...ements in Bluetooth Test Mode1 Figure 15 Test Mode Page 1 There are variations in Bluetooth Test Mode between suppliers Contact your Agilent support if you have questions or experience problems E1852...

Page 37: ...bled if you have chosen to make measurements in a single channel You can select any one of the 79 channels on the ISM band channel 0 78 2 402 2 480 GHz Channel 40 is the mid frequency at 2 442 GHz 3 P...

Page 38: ...packets as no error correction is applied to these packets thus the fundamental RF performance is more visible 5 Packet length The length of the packets can be varied DH1 1 to 27 DH3 1 to 183 DH5 1 t...

Page 39: ...age the results over a number of packets up to a maximum of 999 A lower number updates the measurement more frequently The default setting of 1 is often the optimum value 9 DUT Mode In this panel you...

Page 40: ...e 20 Figure 21 and Figure 22 The static pseudo random modulation SPSR is the only pattern available in Loopback with Whitening on Figure 18 Modulation Pattern Zero NOTE All 0 or all 1 payloads can be...

Page 41: ...odulation Pattern BS55 01010101 Figure 21 Modulation Pattern BS0F 00001111 Figure 22 Modulation Pattern SPSR Static Pseudo E1852 90007 book Page 40 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Gr...

Page 42: ...l changes in RF level A change from 0 01 to over 1 is possible due to a 5dB level change 14 Page Release Clicking Page Release opens or closes a Bluetooth RF connection between the test set and the DU...

Page 43: ...35 Freq Offset 75kHz Simulates poor transmitter performance 8 Meas Averaging Factor 1 to 999 Selects the number of packets to be used for the measurement 9 DUT Mode Loopback or Transmitter Test Selec...

Page 44: ...ociated with each result is a red green bar with a small indicator in black which are described in detail in the section Set up Page on page 64 Figure 23 Transmitter Test Measurements Window NOTE Due...

Page 45: ...y Drift 0101 pattern only Frequency drift Rate 0101 pattern only Delta F2 Average Delta F1 average with 00001111 pattern Delta F2 Max using Debug version of user interface only Delta F2 Min using Debu...

Page 46: ...acket Error Rate NOTE Some extra measurements not in the Bluetooth specification using remote commands Refer to Chapter 5 Programming Reference on page 101 Font size To view the measurements results f...

Page 47: ...Close Measurement Graphs When a Bluetooth connection is established the graph windows can be opened and or closed Pressing Show Modulation Show Power and Show Power vs Ch displays the graphs as shown...

Page 48: ...ch channel PTP peak power cannot be obtained from this measurement The Power vs Channel display can be captured even when the DUT is in frequency hopping mode Simply wait for the channels to be visite...

Page 49: ...ming into a trace Now right click in the display and slide the graph to view the area of interest Figure 29 Scrolling through a trace Left click in the lower right and drag to the upper left to return...

Page 50: ...s not supported in the DUT This mode is also use for audio tests Normal Mode test facilities can be used to quickly determine the performance of the DUT before implementing more comprehensive measurem...

Page 51: ...Averaging Factor You can choose to make measurements on single packets or average the results over a number of packets up to a maximum of 999 A lower number updates the measurement more frequently 3...

Page 52: ...surements window When a Bluetooth connection is established the Measurements window is displayed Also the Page button changes to Release Clicking Release closes the connection NOTE Closing the Measure...

Page 53: ...al Mode Average Power Peak Power Frequency Offset Frequency Drift Frequency Deviation Packet Error Rate NOTE Frequency Drift and Frequency Deviation are good indicators of the DUT performance They can...

Page 54: ...Mute TX Enables the audio input and output signal paths to the rear panel Only CVSD CODEC supported at present 4 DUT Power Control variable Enables adjustment of DUT RF level if supported by DUT 5 PER...

Page 55: ...hannel within the specified Bluetooth radio band It can be useful to check a DUT that cannot establish a link or to calibrate a parameter such as Receive Signal Strength Indication RSSI Figure 32 RF G...

Page 56: ...it direction can be adjusted for sensitivity measurements The power levels can be adjusted from 85 to 0 dBm The power level can be entered directly in the RF Level dBm field or adjusted by moving the...

Page 57: ...56 E1852B Operating Guide Figure 34 DH1 BS55 Figure 35 DH1 BS33 Figure 36 DH1 BS0F E1852 90007 book Page 56 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 8...

Page 58: ...mismatch at the output connector When the output is loaded correctly we do not recommend using the Modulation graph window below 10 dBm output signal levels Table 4 RF Gen Page Panel Summary Panel Par...

Page 59: ...rements on the DUT without first establishing a Bluetooth connection A Measurements window is displayed when the RF Analyzer page is selected Figure 37 RF Analyzer Page E1852 90007 book Page 58 Monday...

Page 60: ...ific burst transmitted by the DUT you must ensure the RF Analyzer is configured with the same burst parameters First configure the following Packet Type select the specific single or multi slot packet...

Page 61: ...box allows you to make a limited measurement of the test set The output signal is looped back internally and the results displayed This is a useful check of test set performance and can be used to ga...

Page 62: ...d display fields for information required when making measurements in Burst Mode 3 Meas Averaging Factor 1 to 999 Selects the number of packets to be used for the measurement 4 Demodulator Mode CW or...

Page 63: ...onnection to the RF IN OUT port is removed Figure 39 Self test page Self test Page structure The Self test page contains the following panels and entry fields 1 Start Click the Start button to begin v...

Page 64: ...a test fails an error message is displayed When an error condition occurs first power cycle the test set and rerun the tests If the error condition persists contact your nearest Agilent Technologies S...

Page 65: ...an quickly configure parameters using the save recall function to setup previously saved settings The data entered in this page is used to specify the scale of the red green bar indicators on the Meas...

Page 66: ...play the required limits The parameters are as follows NTP PTP Frequency Offset Frequency Drift Frequency Drift Rate Frequency Deviation Delta F1 avg Delta F1 Max Delta F1 Min Delta F2 avg Delta F2 Ma...

Page 67: ...s section Sections of the bar between the Min OK and Max OK regions are colored red to indicate a Fail The measurement result is shown numerically in the display field It is also indicated along the l...

Page 68: ...ired values The name of the set up file in use is displayed in the Currently using display line Saving and loading setup files Clicking Save opens a dialog window where you can choose the file and pat...

Page 69: ...its as the default configuration by clicking Save as Default the current configuration is saved as default cfg To restore the Limits to your chosen default configuration click Load Default In addition...

Page 70: ...e version and date of the user interface This information can be useful when support from Agilent Technologies is required Figure 45 About page E1852 90007 book Page 69 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM...

Page 71: ...C User Interface About Page 70 E1852B Operating Guide E1852 90007 book Page 70 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisantg co...

Page 72: ...ctions Configuring the System for Measurements on page 72 Power Measurements on page 74 Frequency and Modulation Measurements on page 76 Sensitivity Measurements on page 82 Audio Measurements on page...

Page 73: ...ur PC desktop System Click the System tab Use Inquiry or enter the value directly to ensure the DUT BD address is correct for the DUT in use Test Mode To configure a Bluetooth Test Mode connection wit...

Page 74: ...T input Use the controls supplied for the DUT to ensure that it is setup to make a normal Bluetooth connection Click Page to make a Bluetooth connection in Normal Mode RF Analyzer Mode To configure RF...

Page 75: ...best measurement speed perform the NTP test with DH1 packets Average power measurements can be obtained in transmitter tests as well as in receiver tests with selectable packet types and modulation pa...

Page 76: ...ing of the packet where the power peak is expected Figure 47 Sampled Modulation Remote Commands The power values can be read out by using the SCPI commands READ NTP For measuring Average Power and REA...

Page 77: ...ts can only be carried out in test mode when the correct packet type is selected Frequency Drift Both Normal and Test Mode Frequency Drift Rate Test Mode only Frequency Deviation DELTA_F1 DELTA_F2 Fre...

Page 78: ...10 bits of the payload is calculated Each calculation is compared with the average frequency of the 4 preamble bits The greatest difference worst case is used as the measurement result Figure 48 Test...

Page 79: ...t Rate Measurement This measurement reuses the data from frequency drift measurement Test Mode For every group of 10 bits the measured frequency drift is compared with the 2 adjacent 10 bit groups The...

Page 80: ...g the SCPI commands READ PSEUDO DELTA_F1 and READ PSEUDO DELTA_F2 Delta F1 Average Measurement Test Mode The measurement modulation pattern is BS0F 00001111 bits and the packet type is DH1 DH3 DH5 For...

Page 81: ...ithin the payload the maximum frequency deviation is calculated for the 8 bits Delta F2 max value The average for all bytes is then taken as the Delta F2 Average value Figure 51 Delta F2 Measurement T...

Page 82: ...5 packet The preamble is sampled and the average value gives the Frequency Offset value The Frequency Offset value can be read out by using the SCPI command READ FREQ OFFS NOTE On some types of device...

Page 83: ...ut by using the SCPI commands PROC BER START numeric value This command erases all previous BER data and starts a new measurement Hence this command should be used when a parameter is changed during a...

Page 84: ...ror Rate values can be read out by using the SCPI commands PROC NACK START numeric value This command is used to start an unacknowledged NACK count measurement A NACK measurement can be used as an alt...

Page 85: ...t Error Rate values of the DUT The data is returned prior to the completion of the measurement and so is only an indication of the PER Use the READ NACK command for the true measurement E1852 90007 bo...

Page 86: ...SINAD frequency response gain noise and distortion on the recovered audio signal from the DUT Similarly the reverse signal path may be tested The audio signal is injected at the DUT recovered from th...

Page 87: ...the audio connection in either direction by selecting Audio TX Mute or Audio RX Mute CONFigure AUDIO_MUTE RX value and CONFigure AUDIO_MUTE TX value This allows you to establish a no signal condition...

Page 88: ...ut of band signals are attenuated more 40dB relative to the applied signal Variation of Gain Gain variation with input level is 0 5dB in the CVSD linear range To determine the characteristics of the t...

Page 89: ...Measurements Audio Measurements 88 E1852B Operating Guide E1852 90007 book Page 88 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisan...

Page 90: ...ontains these sections Introduction on page 90 DLL Interface on page 91 Calling Convention on page 92 Explicit DLL Linking on page 94 Implicit DLL Linking on page 98 Agilent Vee Pro DLL Linking on pag...

Page 91: ...erence on page 101 for information on the functionality provided by the DLL Microsoft Windows provides ways to use dynamic link libraries and various programming compiler tools adopt slightly differen...

Page 92: ...e parallel interface commands An overview of the DLL Interface function is shown in Figure 55 The commands are also routed through the DLL for GPIB operation The DLL is available for use by your own t...

Page 93: ...it becomes necessary to know the calling convention to use when DLL functions are called The calling convention used by the E1852B test set DLL is the __stdcall When C is used as the Application Progr...

Page 94: ...ll to the DLL The command consists of a sequence of abbreviations for some words It is only necessary to enter the upper case part of the words All commands are structured in a way analogous to the SC...

Page 95: ...s DllHandle function name An example is shown below Microsoft Visual C 6 0 Win32 Console Demo Application demonstrating how to use the dll interface of the E1852B Agilent Technologies 2001 Include fil...

Page 96: ...l variables const static HINSTANCE DllHandle char ScpiStr 200 char ResponseStr 200 Local Function prototypes Implementation DESCRIPTION boolean LoadDll void First load the DLL library if DllHandle NUL...

Page 97: ...disable 4133 Avoid Microsoft VC warning pragma warning disable 4113 Avoid Microsoft VC warning LOADFUNC RtxWrt LOADFUNC RtxRd return TRUE DESCRIPTION void UnloadDll void if DllHandle NULL FreeLibrary...

Page 98: ...echnologies 2001 n printf nMicrosoft Visual C 6 0 Win32 Console Demo Application printf nDemonstrating how to use the dll interface of the E1852B n n if LoadDll Demonstrate different SCPI commands Sen...

Page 99: ...the interface header file The information needed for the compiler to perform this linking is included in the lib file The lib file shall therefore be included in the source file list of the Applicati...

Page 100: ...a special interface header file The Agilent Vee Pro cannot interpret the conditional compiler directives within E1852Bdll h The special interface header file is therefore basically a stripped down ver...

Page 101: ...acing Agilent Vee Pro DLL Linking 100 E1852B Operating Guide E1852 90007 book Page 100 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www arti...

Page 102: ...criptions on page 109 CONFigure Subsystem on page 110 FETCH Subsystem on page 129 PROCedure Subsystem on page 130 READ Subsystem on page 136 STATus Subsystem on page 149 SYSTem Subsystem on page 150 C...

Page 103: ...SCPI commands used with other Agilent Technologies instruments The SCPI language for the test set comprises three levels set up in a hierarchy Example CONF First level TEST Second level TYPE BT Third...

Page 104: ...6 E1852B states System State Description IDLE Idle State RFGE RF Generator Mode BT Bluetooth Normal Mode no connection PAGE Bluetooth Normal Mode paging the DUT CONN Bluetooth Normal Mode connection m...

Page 105: ...RFGE TPAGE PAGE CONF TEST TYPE IDLE CONF TEST TYPE BT CONF TEST TYPE TESTMODE CONF TEST TYPE RFGE CONN TACTIVATE TCONTROL TCONN PROC CONN SET PROC CONN REL PROC TCONN SET PROC TCONN REL SYST RES E1852...

Page 106: ...e address is set on the rear panel DIP switches A1 to A5 The switches are used to set the address in binary format A1 is the least significant bit A5 the most You can set the test set address to any v...

Page 107: ...TT RX value page 118 CONFigure RF DIRTY_TX value page 118 CONFigure RF DIRTY_TX OFFSet value page 119 CONFigure RF EXT_ATT numeric value page 119 CONFigure RF LEVel numeric value page 120 CONFigure RF...

Page 108: ...ase page 135 PROCedure TCONNection SETup page 135 READ BER page 136 READ CHAN page 136 READ DELTA_F1 page 137 READ DELTA_F2 page 137 READ DELTA_F1_HIgh page 138 READ DELTA_F1_LOw page 138 READ DELTA_F...

Page 109: ...Tem COMMunication PORT value page 151 SYSTem ERRor page 151 SYSTem FIRMware VERSion page 152 SYSTem PCdriver VERSion page 152 SYSTem RESet page 153 SYSTem TEST ADC_BUF page 154 SYSTem TEST COMM_BUF pa...

Page 110: ...he available commands and parameters in the individual states The commands are listed by subsystem in alphabetical order Default Values are the values configured when the test set is reset E1852 90007...

Page 111: ...et the aircoding format of audio in an SCO link Examples CONF AUDIO_AIRCODING A_LAW Selects A Law format CONF AUDIO_AIRCODING Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure AUDIO_CONNection value Value Rang...

Page 112: ...dio in an SCO link Examples CONF AUDIO_LOOP ON Sets audio on CONF AUDIO_LOOP Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure AUDIO_MUTE RX value Value Range ON Mutes audio in the receive direction Default Va...

Page 113: ...les CONF AUDIO_MUTE TX OFF Sets mute off CONF AUDIO_MUTE TX Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure AVERage BURst value Value Range 1 to 200 Number of bursts Default Value 1 Applicable in State Set A...

Page 114: ...ured as RF Generator or when the Hop Mode is set to single frequency in Testmode Examples CONF FREQ 50 Sets channel 50 CONF FREQ Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure HOP value Value Range Europe S...

Page 115: ...icable in State Set All except CONN and TCONN Query All Description This command configures the Bluetooth Device Address of the test set Note This command must be followed by a SYST WARMSTART to take...

Page 116: ...in State Set All Query All Description This command configures the modulation used in Testmode and Transmitter test Note when Loopback is selected SPSR modulation is always selected To use Payload fir...

Page 117: ...ll Query ALL Description This command configures the length of the packet sent when in test mode The command is only applicable when using ACL packet mode If the specified value is outside the restric...

Page 118: ...CK TYPE DH1 ConfiguresaDH1 packet CONF PACK TYPE Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure POLL PERiod value Value Range 1 to 255 Poll period 1 25 ms Default Value 6 Applicable in State Set All Query A...

Page 119: ...ation increases the input impedance of test set Examples CONF RF ATT RX ON Places 25 dB attenuation in the receivesignal path CONF RF ATT RX Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure RF DIRTY_TX value...

Page 120: ...es CONF RF ATT DIRTY_TX OFFS 50 Sets a 50 kHz offset CONF RF ATT DIRTY_TX OFFS Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure RF EXT_ATT numeric value Value Range 1 to 100 dB Default Value 0 0 Applicable in...

Page 121: ...icable in State Set All Query All Description This command configures the output power of the test set When used in the RF Generator mode RFGE it is necessary to wait approximately 200ms before the ne...

Page 122: ...indices of 0 28 to 0 35 are used Modulation Index 0 29 0 31 0 35 Deviation 145 kHz 155 kHz 175 kHz Examples CONF RF TXMOD INDEX 0 28 Sets 140 kHz modulation deviation CONF RF TXMOD INDEX Returns curre...

Page 123: ...ation to the signal is attempted When Burst is selected the standard test mode measurement can be made Frequency Offset Delta F1 Delta F2 Freq Drift These measurements attempt to lock to the applied B...

Page 124: ...ery All Description This command specifies the threshold value for the power envelope of the Bluetooth burst when using the burst demodulator mode Hence this is the value used when the measurement att...

Page 125: ...ex BURST Special test burst CW Constant Wave no modulation DH1_BS55 DH1 packet with payload BS55 DH1_BS33 DH1 packet with payload BS33 DH1_BS0F DH1 packet with payload BS0F Applicable in State Set All...

Page 126: ...ified offset Only used for special purposes Example CONF RFGE TUNE 2 Sets a 200 kHz offset Syntax CONFigure SAMPLE MODE setting Value Range AUTO Sampling handled automatically Default Value CTRL AUTO...

Page 127: ...test set Examples CONF SLAV BDAD AFC2DE56312F Sets address CONF SLAV BDAD Returns current setting Syntax CONFigure TESTmode MODE value Value Range LOOPback Loopback test mode Default Value TRAN TRANsm...

Page 128: ...Syntax CONFigure TESTmode WAIT setting Value Range ON Wait enabled Default Value OFF OFF Wait disabled Applicable in State Set All Query All Description This command sets the test set to wait in test...

Page 129: ...tening disabled Applicable in State Set All Query All Description Data whitening is a scrambling process applied to both the header and data Data whitening is applied to minimize DC bias in the packet...

Page 130: ...nd so is only an indication of the BER Note that this is only applicable in loopback test mode Example FETCH BER Syntax FETCH NACK Value Range value Number of packets transmitted Default Value Not App...

Page 131: ...R data and starts a new measurement Hence this command should be used when a parameter is changed during a BER test Note that this is only applicable when in Loopback mode Example PROC BER START 1000...

Page 132: ...ith the DUT If a connection is already established error code 221 Settings Conflict is returned Example PROC CONN SET Initiates a connection attempt Syntax PROCedure INQuiry START value Value Range 1...

Page 133: ...of the test set Example PROC INQ STOP Halts the inquiry scan Syntax PROCedure NACK START numeric value Value Range 1 to 1 6E6 Number of packets used for calculating the NACK count Default Value Not A...

Page 134: ...allows you to change coupling losses or attenuators whilst maintaining a connection to the DUT Example PROC NTP_CHAN INIT Reset the NTP measurement Syntax PROCedure POWer SETup value Value Range INCR...

Page 135: ...when CONF SAMPLE MODE is set to CTRL Example PROC SAMPLE FORCE Triggers a new ADC sample Syntax PROCedure TCONNection CONTinue Value Range Not applicable Check with STAT DEV if connection was establis...

Page 136: ...ble Description This command closes a Testmode connection with DUT If there is no connection established error code 221 Settings Conflict is returned Example PROC TCONN REL Releases the connection Syn...

Page 137: ...s used set by the PROC BER START command Therefore your application must poll the test set for a measurement result When the response is different from Not A Number NAN the required number of bits has...

Page 138: ...0 9 chap 5 1 9 Initial conditions for this command are Hopping is off Modulation must be BS0F Example READ DELTA_F1 Syntax READ DELTA_F2 Value Range value Deviation kHz Default Value Not Applicable A...

Page 139: ...hest Delta F1 value of the current Delta F1 measurement Note READ DELTA_F1 must be issued prior to this query Example READ DELTA_F1_HI Syntax READ DELTA_F1_LOw Value Range value Deviation kHz Default...

Page 140: ...hest Delta F2 value of the current Delta F2 measurement Note READ DELTA_F2 must be issued prior to this query Example READ DELTA_F2_HI Syntax READ DELTA_F2_LOw Value Range value Deviation kHz Default...

Page 141: ...een the Delta F2 average and the Delta F1 average as specified in the Bluetooth Test Specification version 0 9 chapter 5 1 9 The most recent values of Delta F1 and Delta F2 averages are used in the ca...

Page 142: ...DEViation Value Range value Deviation kHz Default Value Not Applicable Applicable in State Query CONN TCONN Description This query measures the frequency deviation of the DUT Example READ DEV E1852 9...

Page 143: ...0 is byte 0 Byte 0 Bit 0 3 slot packets 1 5 slot packets 2 encryption 3 slot offset 4 timing accuracy 5 switch 6 hold mode 7 sniff mode Byte 1 Bit 0 park mode 1 RSSI 2 channel quality driven data rate...

Page 144: ...urement of the DUT crystal frequency Example READ FREQuency_COUNT Syntax READ FREQ DRIFt Value Range value Frequency drift Hz s Default Value Not Applicable Applicable in State Query CONN TCONN RFGE D...

Page 145: ...ial conditions for this command are PacketType must be DH1 DH3 DH5 Modulation must be BS55 Packet length must be 2 Example READ FREQ DRIF SPEC Syntax READ FREQ DRIFt SPEC RATE Value Range value Freque...

Page 146: ...alue Range Not Applicable Default Value Not Applicable Applicable in State Query IDLE BT TESTMODE Description This command returns the inquiry results as 12 digit Bluetooth addresses If several device...

Page 147: ...NACK START command Therefore your application must poll the test set for a measurement result When the response is different from Not A Number NAN the required number of packets has been transmitted...

Page 148: ...r the specified channel If the NTP for this channel has not been previously measured NAN is returned Example READ NTP_CHAN 40 Syntax READ PSEUDO DELTA_F1 Value Range value Deviation kHz Default Value...

Page 149: ...r 101 010 patterns in the access code part of the burst and using these to give an indication of the Delta F2 value However unlike the DELTA_F2 measurement the PSEUDO DELTA_F2 can be used with a norma...

Page 150: ...us DEVice Value Range BT CONN DISC IDLE RFGE TCONN TDISC TESTMODE Default Value Not Applicable Applicable in State Query ALL Description This query returns the test set state Example STAT DEV E1852 90...

Page 151: ...Set All Query All Description This command sets Bluetooth version 1 0 B or 1 1 within the test set You should send a SYST WARM_START command before proceeding This command is unaffected by the SYSTem...

Page 152: ...e with the test set If you are using GPIB you need to specify the manufacturer ID and the GPIB address of the card Example SYST COMM PORT LPT2 Sets the port to LPT2 Syntax SYSTem ERRor Value Range err...

Page 153: ...le in State Query ALL Description This query returns the version of the test set Firmware Example SYST FIRM VERS Syntax SYSTem PCdriver VERSion Value Range String containing PC driver software informa...

Page 154: ...tings of the test set and requires 1 2 seconds to complete Poll the status by issuing the SYSTem STAT DEV command Until the reset procedure is finished the returned value is OFF When finished the retu...

Page 155: ...elftest command tests that the PC is able to access the ADC buffer of the test set Example SYST TEST ADC_BUF Syntax SYSTem TEST COMM_BUF Value Range OK Error xx Test is OK Test failed xx is the number...

Page 156: ...lied at the RF connector if possible remove connections to the RF connector during the test Example SYST TEST DEV Syntax SYSTem TEST PoWeR Value Range OK Error xx Test is OK Test failed xx is the meas...

Page 157: ...command is used to completely reset the test set Using this command is similar to cycling the power and requires approximately 10 seconds to complete Poll the status of the test set by issuing the STA...

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Page 164: ...gle line command field for testing and diagnostics When starting in debug mode Start Programs Agilent Technologies E1852B Debug a communication window appears below the main program The communication...

Page 165: ...the system You can enter commands in the single line entry field You can also capture the dialogue between your PC and test set when operating from the user interface Saving this log file allows you...

Page 166: ...E TESTMODE CONF FREQ 10 CONF HOP SINGLE CONF TEST MODE TRAN CONF PACK LEN 27 CONF PACK TYPE DH1 CONF MOD BS55 CONF RF LEV 35 CONF POLL PER 2 CONF PACK LEN 27 CONF PACK TYPE DH1 Paging the Bluetooth DU...

Page 167: ...ming Reference Example Program 166 E1852B Operating Guide E1852 90007 book Page 166 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisan...

Page 168: ...t Set It contains the following sections Introduction on page 168 Functionality on page 169 Performance on page 171 General Specifications on page 173 Regulatory Information is provided in the Install...

Page 169: ...alid over the operating and environmental range of the test set unless otherwise stated Supplemental characteristics shown in italics are intended to provide information useful in applying the test se...

Page 170: ...calibrated Graphical Results showing frequency versus time power versus time power versus channel number Receiver Measurements Number of test bits settable up to 1 6 million Bit Error Rate Packet Err...

Page 171: ...or Rate Results Averaging 1 to 200 Poll Period 1 Packet Payload No payload is present in this mode Power Control Instruct Device Under Test DUT to increase decrease RF output power RF Analyzer Transmi...

Page 172: ...luetooth Radio Specification Version 1 1 Offset 300 kHz in 100 kHz increments Output Power Range 85dBm to 0dBm Resolution 0 1dB Level Accuracy1 over the range 85 to 10 dBm 1 0 dB at 25 C 3 C 1 4 dB ov...

Page 173: ...z Sensitivity 0 5V RMS nominal Frequency Reference Internal Timebase Drift due to temperature 2 0 ppm Ageing 1 0 ppm per year Frequency Reference Input Frequency 10 MHz nominal Sensitivity 150 mV into...

Page 174: ...rence Input BNC f 50 nominal Analog Outputs BNC f 50 nominal Bluetooth Slot Clock 625 s interval Receive Data inverted Receive Slot Sync output synchronized to start of burst Power Envelope Audio in o...

Page 175: ...ve Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows 2000 Windows NT 4 0 SP 3 Dedicated bi directional parallel port GPIB or dedicated bi directional parallel port 1024 x 768 color monitor resolution Microsoft Internet E...

Page 176: ...Guide 175 Regulatory Information All regulatory information is contained in the E1852B Bluetooth Test Set Installation Guide E1852 90007 book Page 175 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technolog...

Page 177: ...d Characteristics Regulatory Information 176 E1852B Operating Guide E1852 90007 book Page 176 Monday February 4 2002 2 09 PM Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE w...

Page 178: ...ntains these sections Self Test on page 178 LED Indicators on page 180 Operator Maintenance on page 181 Contacting Agilent Technologies on page 183 Calibration and Service on page 186 E1852 90007 book...

Page 179: ...he power on self test is performed automatically when the test set is turned on and takes approximately 5 seconds to complete As the power on self test takes place all the front panel LEDs are lit Whe...

Page 180: ...egin the self test Refer to Self test Page on page 62 for more information Remote Interface To invoke the remote self tests use the following commands SYST TEST COMM_BUF SYST TEST ADC_BUF SYST TEST PW...

Page 181: ...2 Only if Connection is established NOTE The Error LED turns on during the firmware download procedure A problem is indicated only if the LED remains lit after the test set has been restarted Measure...

Page 182: ...d the supplied serial cable are used You also need to run the PC interface in Debug mode Updated PC interface software and test set firmware can be obtained from the URL shown in the About page of the...

Page 183: ...er cord from the test set 2 Install the correct fuse in the selected position as shown in Figure 58 3 Replace the fuse holder assembly in the rear panel Figure 58 Replacing the Fuse Cleaning To clean...

Page 184: ...em please read the warranty printed at the front of this guide If your test set is covered by a separate maintenance agreement please be familiar with the terms Agilent Technologies offers several mai...

Page 185: ...test Instrument serial numbers Agilent Technologies makes frequent improvements to its products to enhance their performance usability and reliability Agilent Technologies service personnel have acce...

Page 186: ...ty period UNITED STATES Agilent Technologies tel 1 800 452 4844 CANADA Agilent Technologies Canada Inc Test Measurement tel 1 877 894 4414 EUROPE Agilent Technologies Test Measurement European Marketi...

Page 187: ...em Send a copy of any or all of the following information Any error messages generated by the test set Any information on the performance of the test set CAUTION Damage can result from using packaging...

Page 188: ...covered with 1 1 4 inch air filled bubbles Use the pink Air Cap to reduce static electricity Wrap the test set several times in the material to both protect the test set and prevent it from moving in...

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