CDMA2000 Generator
R&S
®
CMW-KG8xx/-KM8xx/-KS8xx
939
User Manual 1173.9511.02 ─ 11
Zero Long Code Mask
By default the zero long code mask is enabled so that a long code mask consisting of
all zeros is used. Thus the data transmitted on the forward (and reverse) link is
unscrambled. This is needful that a mobile station could synchronize to the signal.
This parameter is dimmed and not editable.
ON
: A long code mask consisting of all zeros is used.
6.3.5 Power Control
This section defines the Power Control Bits (PCB) sequence that the generator trans-
mits via forward traffic sub channel F-FCH to the mobile station to control its total out-
put power.
Power Control Bits
Defines which type of power control bits (PCB) are transmitted from the R&S
CMW (via
F-FCH) to the MS. The PCB controls the MS total output power.
●
OFF
: Disables the puncture of power control bits onto the signal of the F-FCH.
●
All Up
: Punctures only
0
as power control bits.
●
All Down
: Punctures only
1
as power control bits.
●
Hold
: Transmits alternating
0
/
1
power control bits. Can be used to keep the current
MS power level constant.
Remote command:
6.4 Programming
The following sections provide programming examples for the CDMA2000 generator
application.
The examples contain SCPI commands supported by the R&S
CMW and the following
symbolic scripting commands:
●
// <comment>
:
Adds a <comment> to the protocol generated during execution of the example.
●
WHILE <query> <> <value>
:
Waits until the <query> returns a certain <value>, e.g. a specific state is reached.
●
WAITKEY <message>
:
Displays a dialog box with a <message> and wait until the box is closed by the
user.
See also: "Remote Control" in the R&S
CMW user manual
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