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CTS60 

Description of the Menus 

1094.0006.60 6.25 

E-5 

RF Mod 

This key allows the RF modulation measurement to be selected. 
 

Timing

 

This key allows the timing measurement to be selected. 
 

BER

 

This key allows the bit error rate measurement to be selected. 
 

Number of Bursts

 

Pressing this key allows the number of bursts measurements are taken over to be configured. 
 

Menu up 

Press this key to return to the previous menu.

 

Summary of Contents for 1094.0006.60

Page 1: ...1094 3411 12 06 1 Test and Measurement Division Operating Manual Digital Radio Tester for DECT R S CTS60 1094 0006 60 Printed in Germany...

Page 2: ...1094 3411 12 07 2 Dear Customer R S is a registered trademark of Rohde Schwarz GmbH Co KG Trade names are trademarks of the owners...

Page 3: ...Use 2 1 2 1 Explanation of Front and Rear View 2 2 2 2 Commissioning 2 3 2 2 1 Setting up the Instrument 2 3 2 2 2 Connecting the Instrument to the AC Supply 2 4 2 2 3 Ensuring Electromagnetic Complia...

Page 4: ...6 1 6 1 2 Status Labels 6 1 6 2 Field Editing 6 3 6 2 1 Multi field Editing 6 3 6 2 2 Single Field Editing 6 4 6 3 Home Menu 6 5 6 4 Selecting and Configuring Types 6 6 6 4 1 Select FP or PP Types Men...

Page 5: ...nu 6 34 6 7 Auto and Manual Test Configuration Menus 6 35 6 7 1 Config Synchronisation Menu Fixed Part 6 35 6 7 2 Config Synchronisation Menu GAP Mode Portable Part 6 36 6 7 3 Config Synchronisation M...

Page 6: ...Timing Portable Part 7 9 7 3 6 RF Modulation 7 10 7 3 7 Bit Error Rate 7 11 8 Remote Control 8 1 8 1 Introduction 8 1 8 2 Brief Instructions 8 1 8 3 Switchover to Remote Control 8 2 8 4 Device Message...

Page 7: ...System 8 22 9 Software Options 9 1 9 1 Overview 9 1 9 2 Menu hierarchy 9 1 9 3 Setting the Serial Number 9 2 9 4 Setting the Code Number to enable an option 9 3 10Performance Test with service softwar...

Page 8: ...Contents CTS60 1094 3411 12 8 E 6 Annex A Interfaces Annex B List of Error Messages Annex C Remote Control List of Commands Index...

Page 9: ...tricted output level range of DECT signal generator at connector RF IN OUT when RF IN2 DECT is active DECT signal generator Output level RF IN OUT 100 dBm to 40 dBm 80 dBm to 40 dBm if RF IN2 DECT is...

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Page 11: ...t to Data Sheet CTS PD757 2509 22 Page 12 GSM signal generator Output level RF OUT2 GSM with 0 dB ext attenuation 20 dBm to 75 dBm Page 13 Analog DECT ADPCM interface cancelled General data Operating...

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Page 13: ...ory environments or in the field and must not be used in any way that may cause personal injury or property damage You are responsible if the product is used for an intention other than its designated...

Page 14: ...r unassociated documentation can result in misinterpretations and thus contribute to personal injury or material damage Basic safety instructions 1 The product may be operated only under the operating...

Page 15: ...ccordingly 9 In the case of products of safety class I with movable power cord and connector operation is permitted only on sockets with earthing contact and protective earth connection 10 Intentional...

Page 16: ...roperly replaced this can cause an explosion warning lithium cells Replace the battery or storage battery only with the matching Rohde Schwarz type see spare parts list Batteries and storage batteries...

Page 17: ...a persona cosa pueda ser da ada El uso del producto fuera de sus fines definidos o despreciando las informaciones de seguridad del fabricante queda en la responsabilidad del usuario El fabricante no s...

Page 18: ...definici n Por eso se debera tener en cuenta que las palabras de se al aqu descritas sean utilizadas siempre solamente en combinaci n con la correspondiente documentaci n y solamente en combinaci n co...

Page 19: ...da En vista a la protecci n de la vida en desarrollo deber an ser protegidas personas embarazadas debidamente Tambi n las personas con un bypass pueden correr peligro a causa de la radiaci n electroma...

Page 20: ...y la conexi n deber n ser efecutadas por un electricista especializado 20 En caso de que los productos que son instalados fijamente en un lugar sean sin protector implementado autointerruptor o simila...

Page 21: ...ejemplo paredes y estantes 31 Las asas instaladas en los productos sirven solamente de ayuda para el manejo que solamente est previsto para personas Por eso no est permitido utilizar las asas para la...

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Page 23: ...he Member States relating to electrical equipment for use within defined voltage limits 73 23 EEC revised by 93 68 EEC relating to electromagnetic compatibility 89 336 EEC revised by 91 263 EEC 92 31...

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Page 25: ...n of Autotest is to check the operation of a DECT unit before giving it to a customer For example during a sale to enhance customer confidence by demonstrating the proper functioning of the equipment...

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Page 27: ...hipping box for protection of the front and rear panel are used This serves to prevent damage to the protruding items on the front and rear panels Important note A rechargeable battery is installed in...

Page 28: ...mmon input output for DECT Softkeys for menu control Hardkey to return to the previous menu level TFT Display Instrument with input voltage selector 0 MONITOR RS 232 PRINTER KEYBOARD AUDIO IN AUDIO OU...

Page 29: ...VA 50 60 Hz CE CE Fan of power supply unit controlled Service connector e g for ext monitor Power switch on off Fan uncontrolled Audio Input DECT Keyboard connector for an external keyboard Audio Out...

Page 30: ...ngs Ambient temperature 5 to 45 C Avoid moisture and condensation if it occurs however the instrument must be thoroughly dried before switching on 2 2 2 Connecting the Instrument to the AC Supply Chec...

Page 31: ...tic interference the instrument may only be operated with all covers in place as they form part of the shielding for the instrument Only appropriate shielded signal and control cables e g RF connectin...

Page 32: ...advisable to check the options after powering up the instrument for the first time to ensure that the purchased options are installed Available Options Menu If you want to use additional available op...

Page 33: ...t tests Each of these tests can comprise up to 50 test steps Conditional and unconditional jumps can also be used to configure longer tests The following is a list of the possible actions which can be...

Page 34: ...des must be set to Autotest Use the DUT key to select the device to be tested either fixed part or portable part Press Start to go to the first Main menu of Autotest Autotest Start Menu Step 2 The aut...

Page 35: ...lect Action Select Action Menu Step 4 The select action menu will now be displayed Use the Action and Action to select the action that you wish to configure for this test step Once an action has been...

Page 36: ...charged batteries or power supply unit and is switched to the service mode for information on how to activate the service mode of the fixed part please contact the manufacturer Home Menu When the CTS6...

Page 37: ...l ensure that a connection is set up with the entered RFPI If you do not know the RFPI of the fixed part you are testing press Accept RFPI and select Yes This will connect with the strongest RFPI dete...

Page 38: ...displays the number of the test step the action which was executed and the parameter which was measured The Values column displays measured values The Result column displays the results of the toleran...

Page 39: ...ll be displayed This displays the results of the test as they were displayed while the test was running The overall result of the test is displayed at the bottom Press Page Page Line or Line to scroll...

Page 40: ...he required supply voltage charged battery or power supply unit and is switched to the service mode for information on how to activate the service mode of the portable part please contact the manufact...

Page 41: ...the RFPI field Press Edit RFPI again to accept this selection Select PP Type Menu Press RF Con PP Type to select the RF connector the coupler to use and the PP type to test The select PP type menu is...

Page 42: ...displays the number of the test step the action which was executed and the parameter which was measured The Values column displays measured values The Result column displays the results of the toleran...

Page 43: ...ill be displayed This displays the results of the test as they were displayed while the test was running The overall result of the test is displayed at the bottom Press Page Page Line or Line to scrol...

Page 44: ...nc type is configured as manual then the user will be prompted to press the CONT key before the test continues Configuration of measurement actions is the same as configuring manual test actions see G...

Page 45: ...ests the establishment of a traffic channel with the fixed part When testing a portable part the CTS60 simulates a fixed part It transmits a dummy bearer on a configured channel with a configured RFPI...

Page 46: ...switched on the Home Menu shown opposite appears after a few seconds The instrument is now ready for testing Use the Test Mode key to toggle between the Manual Test and Autotest Test modes must be set...

Page 47: ...played in the Detected RFPI field If this detected RFPI is different to the value displayed in the RFPI field then press the Accept RFPI key This will copy the value across Config Sync Menu Step 3 Bef...

Page 48: ...change to the Connection Established Menu This is the central measurement menu It displays an overview of the power ramp and modulation measurements Detailed trans mitter and receiver measurement resu...

Page 49: ...of the portable part please contact the manufacturer Home Menu When the CTS60 is switched on the Home Menu shown opposite appears after a few seconds The instrument is now ready for testing Use the Te...

Page 50: ...pback normal or echo Note that the mode selected will affect which measurement values are displayed on some menus Synchronisation Menu Step 4 Return to the Synchronisation menu and wait for the portab...

Page 51: ...1094 0006 60 4 7 E 3 Connection Established Menu Step 5 The connection can be released at any point by pressing the Bearer Release key or Menu up on the Connection Estab lished menu The CTS60 will th...

Page 52: ...will also be displayed here It is possible to configure the number of bursts used for all transmitter measurements on this menu Displayed on this menu is a summary of some of the important transmitte...

Page 53: ...ty section is highlighted in red on the tolerance bar at the bottom of the display The yellow box in the centre of the ramp displays details of the current measurement The overall result of the power...

Page 54: ...are set on the RF Modulation configuration menu press Config to enter this menu The data type at the bottom of the menu is the data pattern being transmitted to and back from the DUT Timing Menu Fixed...

Page 55: ...opposite is displayed This displays the maximum positive and negative jitter measurements and the maximum and minimum packet delay measurements If any of these measurements are out of tolerance they...

Page 56: ...t number of samples are displayed It is also possible to configure the RF transmit level of the CTS60 on this menu to assess its effect on the frame and bit error rates Current and longterm measure me...

Page 57: ...ved by the DUT allowing for the attenuation The input attenuation will be applied to power measurements to ensure that these are calculated correctly allowing for the attenuation of the coupler It is...

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Page 59: ...of the remaining three divisions can be reached 2 Manual Test menus including Manual Test configuration menus 3 Autotest menus including Autotest configuration menus 4 Configuration menus for the whol...

Page 60: ...Config BER Config Timing Timing Select Action Autotest Edit Select Test Autotest Results Autotest Running Autotest PP Autotest FP RF Con FP Type RF Con FP Type RF Con PP Type Sync PP Home Options RF...

Page 61: ...e red edit symbol For fields where the value is selected from a list for example Dummy if traffic this is shown by a red box around the list The character or digit to be changed is highlighted by a cu...

Page 62: ...es the editing buttons shown in the picture above to be displayed By pressing the left and the right arrows the cursor is moved in the appropriate direction The up and down arrows increase and decreas...

Page 63: ...to the appropriate menu Test Mode By pressing this key select either Manual Test or Autotest test mode The selected test is activated by pressing the Start key GAP Mode If GAP Mode is OFF the CTS beh...

Page 64: ...on Press this key to select the combination of connectors configuration that will be used on the test Connector 1 input and output together is a general purpose connector Output connector 2 is a high...

Page 65: ...or PP Type from the list of items available Insert Press this key to insert a new fixed or portable part type in the list This creates an new entry in the list which can then be edited Delete Press t...

Page 66: ...ristics of the coupler used to connect the fixed part to the CTS60 and will be used when calculating power levels Any RF transmit level configured on the CTS60 will represent the actual level received...

Page 67: ...the burst PP32Z is a packet with 32 bits for the preamble and synchronisation fields of the burst ie Prolonged preamble Input and output attenuation values can also be entered These specify the charac...

Page 68: ...n used during an autotest If Accept RFPI is set to No the CTS60 will only synchronise to a fixed part with an RFPI the same as the value entered using Edit RFPI If Accept RFPI is set to Yes the CTS60...

Page 69: ...s the entered RFPI to be edited This is the RFPI that will be used when transmitting a dummy bearer to the portable part being tested Select Test Pressing this key allows one of 10 different automatic...

Page 70: ...set of tests which can be configured depends on the currently selected DUT Test Test These keys move up and down the list of configurable tests The currently selected test is highlighted with a horiz...

Page 71: ...tly selected test step is highlighted with a horizontal bar The list of test steps scrolls when moving to a test step which is not currently visible Insert This key is used to insert a new test step a...

Page 72: ...ee Config Goto menu Cancel Pressing this key cancels any changes made and returns to the Autotest Edit menu Action Action These keys move up and down the list of selectable actions The currently selec...

Page 73: ...d a list of the measured parameters for each action Measurement values are displayed in the value column and the result column displays pass fail results for each measurement depending on whether it i...

Page 74: ...n displays the overall result of the test This will be either Test Passed if all of the tests have been successful Test Failed if one of the tests has not been successful or Test Aborted if the test w...

Page 75: ...is the configured PARK This is the PARK that the CTS60 will attempt to synchronise and connect to Below the IPUI field on the right hand side of the screen is the selected fixed part type This will d...

Page 76: ...onfigured PARK Subscribe Pressing this softkey displays a further menu where subscription of the fixed part can be initiated if required RF Con FP Type Pressing this key allows the combination of conn...

Page 77: ...he IPUI of that portable part can be simply entered into the field without having to initiate the subscription process Some fixed part DUT s will only accept subscription from certain portable parts C...

Page 78: ...dummy bearer which are transmitted by the fixed part DUT may clash with the requested user configured traffic slot and carrier This is likely to occur after a connection has previously been establish...

Page 79: ...ed On the top left side of the menu important Manual Test settings are indicated these are the slot and carrier of the dummy bearer we are currently transmitting the carrier offset being used to modif...

Page 80: ...unmodified but will be automatically updated at a later stage in the event that the subscription process completes successfully Edit AC By pressing this key the configured Access Code can be edited T...

Page 81: ...in that same menu will be updated with the identity of the newly subscribed portable part DUT Subscription can fail for a number of reasons of which some of the more likely explanations are now listed...

Page 82: ...ments can be selected which test the fixed part s transmitter Tolerance values configured for any of these measurements will also be applied to the measurement values displayed in this menu To test th...

Page 83: ...to be selected Timing This key allows the timing measurement to be selected BER This key allows the bit error rate measurement to be selected Number of Bursts Pressing this key allows the number of b...

Page 84: ...cted which test the fixed part s transmitter Tolerance values configured for any of these measurements will also be applied to the measurement values displayed in this menu To test the fixed part s re...

Page 85: ...to be selected Timing This key allows the timing measurement to be selected BER This key allows the bit error rate measurement to be selected Number of Bursts Pressing this key allows the number of b...

Page 86: ...displayed the slot and carrier of the current traffic bearer and the measured value of normal transmit power NTP If the NTP exceeds the configured tolerance values it is shown in red The bar below th...

Page 87: ...r ramp measurement The text on the key will be Stop or Cont depending on whether or not the measurement is currently stopped Zoom Press this key to switch to full screen mode The section of the ramp c...

Page 88: ...is only valid in loopback mode The X field Z field compares the values of these two CRCs If these are not the same for any burst of the configured number of bursts then the measurement result is FAIL...

Page 89: ...1094 0006 60 6 31 E 5 BER This key allows the bit error rate measurement to be selected Config Press this key to access the configuration menu for the RF modulation measurement Menu up Press this key...

Page 90: ...ndicator bar Maximum positive jitter is the maximum positive time interval between two successive bursts minus the average time period Maximum negative jitter is the maximum negative time interval bet...

Page 91: ...acket delay is the maximum time interval between the CTS60 bursts transmitting as a fixed part and bursts from the portable part under test minus 5ms half a frame Minimum packet delay is the minimum t...

Page 92: ...ch longterm value This value can be configured in the BER configuration menu Below these on the left hand side of the menu Current BER and Current FER display the current values for these measurements...

Page 93: ...ed The RF level value can set be in steps of 0 1dBm The actual output level will be adjusted by the output attenuation level configured for the selected fixed part see FP type configuration menu when...

Page 94: ...if connector IN1 OUT1 is used or 40dBm to 0dBm if connectors IN1 and OUT2 are used or 20dBm to 0dBm if connectors IN2 and OUT2 are used The RF level value can set be in steps of 0 1dBm The actual outp...

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Page 96: ...160 1890 432 1888 704 1886 976 1885 248 1883 520 0 5 1898 208 1896 480 1894 752 1893 024 1891 296 1889 568 1887 840 1886 112 1884 384 1882 656 0 0 1897 344 1895 616 1893 888 1892 160 1890 432 1888 70...

Page 97: ...e method of waiting for synchronisation of the portable part When the sync type is manual the user is prompted to press the continue key when the portable part has synchronised When the sync type is a...

Page 98: ...dB and define levels relative to the normal transmit power Apart from the template the limits for the normal transmit power NTP of the DUT are also defined These are defined as absolute values in dBm...

Page 99: ...umber of bursts 1 to 200 over which the modulation values are averaged can also be configured in this menu The graphical display shows only one burst The value set here is effective in the measurement...

Page 100: ...fixed parts The number of bursts 2 to 1000 over which the timing values are averaged can be configured in this menu The following tolerance values can also be configured Maximum value for the timing a...

Page 101: ...to 1000 over which the timing values are averaged can be configured in this menu The following tolerance values can also be configured Maximum value for the positive jitter Maximum value for the nega...

Page 102: ...ed Maximum value for the current bit error rate Maximum value for the current frame error rate Maximum value for the longterm average bit error rate Maximum value for the longterm average frame error...

Page 103: ...red Maximum value for the longterm average bit error rate Maximum value for the longterm average frame error rate The SW Decoding radiobutton switches BER measurement into the Software Decoding mode T...

Page 104: ...s The condition box allows the condition for performing the loop to be configured The following types of conditions can be defined Always always jump to the configured line number If failed only jump...

Page 105: ...tection is activated the password has to be typed in correctly before access to this menu is granted It should be noted that for some of the measurement related menus the menu displayed will depend on...

Page 106: ...s CTS60 1094 0006 60 6 48 E 5 6 8 2 Config Date Time With this menu the date and time of the system can be changed Menu up hardkey Pressing this key stores the configured date and time and returns to...

Page 107: ...selected all text shown in all menus is changed according to the selected language Language Language These keys move up and down the list of languages The currently selected language is highlighted wi...

Page 108: ...rd key a new password can be entered Password Press this key to toggle the password protection on or off If a password has already been supplied then this must be entered before this setting can be ch...

Page 109: ...these digits are entered they are not displayed on the screen stars are displayed instead When all six digits of the password have been entered the menu on the right will be displayed so that the pas...

Page 110: ...red on this menu are the following Baud rate Number of data bits to be used 7 or 8 Number of stop bits 1 or 2 Parity check to be used none even or odd Flow control protocol to use none xon xoff or cts...

Page 111: ...Menus 1094 0006 60 6 53 E 5 6 8 7 Comment Menu In this menu a comment can be entered which is printed in the first line of the comment field of the Autotest report An alphanumeric sequence of max 56 c...

Page 112: ...country specific keyboard is been connected to the CTS60 Keyboard Keyboard These keys move up and down the list of country specific keyboards The currently selected keyboard is highlighted with a hori...

Page 113: ...8 9 Config Save This menu is used to save the current configuration of the instrument Note that for the CTS60 this does not apply to autotest 1 2 3 4 5 Select one of the five possible configurations...

Page 114: ...o load a previously save instrument configuration It can also be used to load up the factory settings Note that for the CTS60 this does not apply to autotest 1 2 3 4 5 Load one of the five saved confi...

Page 115: ...of the entire test Since the autotest is configurable autotest actions can be executed in any order and each test step could be executed several times if a conditional goto is used Every action with...

Page 116: ...part test report and gives the number and name of the test Date and Time Date and time of the test Page Details the current page and the total number of pages in the report Test Station Name and manuf...

Page 117: ...specifies that it is a portable part test report and gives the number and name of the test Date and Time Date and time of the test Page Details the current page and the total number of pages in the re...

Page 118: ...it is a fixed or portable part test report and gives the number and name of the test Date and Time Date and time of the test Page Details the current page and the total number of pages in the report 7...

Page 119: ...tion Setup Connection is selected in a fixed part test The first line details the test step number in brackets followed by Setup Connection the action which was executed RF Level The configured CTS60...

Page 120: ...r in brackets followed by Setup Connection the action which was executed RF Level The configured CTS60 transmit level for this test step in dBm Carrier No Offset The carrier number offset configured f...

Page 121: ...ts is the number of bursts configured for this measurement Below this is a table of the configured values and measured results for the measurements The first column details what was measured and its u...

Page 122: ...measurements The first column details what was measured and its unit in brackets Under Value is listed all of the measured values for this measurement The column Limits displays the configured toleran...

Page 123: ...Under Value is listed all of the measured values for this measurement The column Limits displays the configured tolerance limits for each of the measurements The final column Result gives a result as...

Page 124: ...asured results for the measurements The first column details what was measured and its unit in brackets Under Value is listed all of the measured values for this measurement The column Limits displays...

Page 125: ...s the number of bursts configured for this measurement Below this is a table of the configured values and measured results for the measurements The first column details what was measured and its unit...

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Page 127: ...respective sections Tables provide a fast overview of the commands implemented in the instrument and the bit assignment in the status registers The tables are supplemented by a comprehensive descript...

Page 128: ...e the device functions and request information The commands are subdivided according to two criteria 1 According to the effect they have on the instrument Setting commands cause instrument settings su...

Page 129: ...ses to Queries 8 5 2 Structure of a Command The commands consist of a so called header and in most cases one or more parameters Header and parameter are separated by a white space ASCII code 0 to 9 8...

Page 130: ...s key word POLarity in the fourth command level It defines the polarity between modulation voltage and the resulting direction of the modulation only for the external signal source indicated Optional...

Page 131: ...ected by a suffix added to the command Entries without suffix are interpreted like entries with the suffix 1 Example SOURce FM EXTernal2 COUPling AC This command sets the coupling of the second extern...

Page 132: ...re part of the SOURce command system subsystem FM i e they have two common levels When abbreviating the command line the second command begins with the level below SOURce FM The colon after the semico...

Page 133: ...EXTernal COUPling Response AC 2 Maximum values minimum values and all further quantities which are requested via a special text parameter are returned as numerical values Example FREQuency MAX Respon...

Page 134: ...are interpreted as special numerical values In the case of a query the numerical value is provided Example Setting command SOURce VOLTage MAXimum Query SOURce VOLTage Response 15 MIN MAX MINimum and M...

Page 135: ...ock data Block data are a transmission format which is suitable for the transmission of large amounts of data A command using a block data parameter has the following structure Example HEADer HEADer 4...

Page 136: ...ating semicolon marks the uppermost command level The semicolon separates two commands of a command line It does not alter the path The comma separates several parameters of a command The question mar...

Page 137: ...the command does not have a query form whether the command has only one query form whether this command is implemented only with a certain option of the instrument Indentations The different levels o...

Page 138: ...ed 1E3 A vertical stroke in indicating the parameters marks alternative possibilities in the sense of or The effect of the command is different depending on which parameter is entered Example Selectio...

Page 139: ...y query OPC OPT only query PRE 0 255 PSC 0 1 RST no query SRE 0 255 STB only query TST only query WAI CLS CLEAR STATUS sets the status byte STB the standard event register ESR and the EVENt part of th...

Page 140: ...sent during a parallel poll OPC OPERATION COMPLETE sets bit 0 in the event status register when all preceding commands have been executed This bit can be used to initiate a service request cf Section...

Page 141: ...0 or 1 RST RESET sets the instrument to a defined default status The default setting is indicated in the description of commands Note language and keyboard settings are unaffected by this command SRE...

Page 142: ...the servicing of remote control commands The individual components work independently of each other and simultaneously They communicate by means of so called messages RS232 Command recognition Data s...

Page 143: ...flag like the SRQ combines the entire instrument status in a single bit The PPE fulfills an analog function for the IST flag as the SRE for the service request The output buffer contains the messages...

Page 144: ...ed since the last reading it is the memory of the condition part It only indicates events passed on by the edge filters It is permanently updated by the instrument This part can only be read by the us...

Page 145: ...parallel poll logical AND logical OR of all bits ESE ESR Error queue Output buffer SRQ RQS MSS ESB MAV Power on User Request Command Error Execution Error Device Dependent Error Query Error vacant Op...

Page 146: ...rates a Service Request Thus an error can be recognized and specified in greater detail by polling the error queue The poll provides an informative error message This procedure is to be recommended si...

Page 147: ...faulty and hence cannot be executed 3 Device dependent Error This bit is set if a device dependent error occurs An error message with a number between 300 and 399 or a positive error number which deno...

Page 148: ...gularly since faulty commands from the controller to the instrument are recorded there as well 8 8 5 Resetting Values of the Status Reporting System Table 8 5 comprises the different commands and even...

Page 149: ...s serial number and a code number for the required software option When this information is entered the option will be enabled To enter this numbers an external keyboard is recommended 9 2 Menu hiera...

Page 150: ...abelled Serial Number present There is no need to enter the serial number again if it is already set To enter the serial number press the Serial Number softkey which will move the system into the Seri...

Page 151: ...ust enter it as described in section 9 3 Enable S W Options Menu Test Disabled Choose the software option you want to enable using the arrow softkeys Press the Enable button to enter the Code Number m...

Page 152: ...94 0006 60 9 4 E 3 Enable S W Options Menu Test Enabled The new option is now available for use If the option has been enabled for a limited period of time the option will disappear from use after the...

Page 153: ...CTS a short tone and then three short tones are heard The keys Alt Control and E must now be pressed within 1 5 seconds Make sure not to press the key E before the two other keys have been pressed Onc...

Page 154: ...atus 0 return signalling CTS mod_set_sig 0 0 0 set CTS to frequency half channel 0 CW data type 0101 Status 0 return signalling CTS Example Setting sequence for combinational RF measurement sc 0 conne...

Page 155: ...UT2 rc channel 22 21 to 12 setting of rx frequency channel rx attenuation 0 1 to 30 setting of rx attenuator expected power 0 3 dBm IN1 38 dBm IN2 1 4 dBm IN1 37 dBm IN2 30 30 dBm IN1 11 dBm IN2 tc ch...

Page 156: ...mdd setting frequency level tolerance mod_set_sig 18 0 0 1876 608 MHz 40 dBm 1 5 dB mod_set_sig 0 0 0 1897 344 MHz 40 dBm 1 5 dB mod_set_sig 2C 0 0 1935 360 MHz 40 dBm 1 5 dB 3 RF IN OUT transmitter l...

Page 157: ...power 0 dBm to 40 dBm Common cmdd settings sc 2 mod_set_sig 0 0 0 cmdd setting frequency level tolerance tx 75 1897 344 MHz 0 dBm 2 dB tx 175 1897 344 MHz 10 dBm 2 dB tx 275 1897 344 MHz 20 dBm 2 dB...

Page 158: ...MHz 00110011 295 kHz 14 kHz mod_set_sig 0 0 1 1897 344 MHz 00110011 295 kHz 14 kHz mod_set_sig 2C 0 1 1935 360 MHz 00110011 295 kHz 14 kHz mod_set_sig 18 0 0 1876 608 MHz 01010101 262 kHz 13 kHz mod_...

Page 159: ...0 0 0 1897 344 MHz 10 dBm 2 dB mod_rf_combi 0 1000 0 0 1897 344 MHz 20 dBm 2 dB mod_rf_combi 0 1000 0 0 1897 344 MHz 30 dBm 2 dB mod_rf_combi 18 1000 0 0 1876 608 MHz 30 dBm 2 dB mod_rf_combi 2C 1000...

Page 160: ...ODU tolerance mod_rf_combi 0 1000 0 0 1897 344 MHz 24 dBm 400 kHz 405 kHz 405 kHz 20 kHz mod_rf_combi 0 1000 0 0 1897 344 MHz 24 dBm 300 kHz 305 kHz 305 kHz 15 kHz mod_rf_combi 0 1000 0 0 1897 344 MHz...

Page 161: ...RF IN OUT power 24 dBm FM on AF 10 kHz Common cmdd settings sc 0 tc 10 mod_exp_power 1B cmdd setting frequency level FM deviation FREQ OFFS tolerance meas_calibrate mod_rf_combi 0 1000 0 0 1897 344 MH...

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Page 163: ...st Type from the list within the Config Select menu The following menu is then displayed which allows new Mod Test types to be inserted deleted and edited as required The selected entry will be used a...

Page 164: ...rom the home menu by pressing the Start softkey will display the following menu This is the basic starting menu for Module Test and allows some configuration settings to be set prior to the activation...

Page 165: ...un then the value set for Trigger Delay is irrelevant Trigger Delay also allows displaying the rising edge of a periodical signal triggered with the condition Rising Slope Meas Window Setting of discr...

Page 166: ...ow If the number of modulated zeroes and ones is the same eg with data pattern 010101 the measured value corresponds to the frequency offset Max Pos Neg Mod The positive and negative peak values of th...

Page 167: ...ector correction value for external path attenuation currently in use is displayed in this field Trigger Mode Free Run No trigger condition is currently present Rising Slope The rising power is the cu...

Page 168: ...sing power as the trigger event Trigger Delay Setting of time values for the measurement delay after the trigger event from 0 to 10 ms in steps of 1 s In the trigger mode Free Run the value set for Tr...

Page 169: ...sitive and negative peak values of the demodulated signal compared with the frequency offset To measure the maximum positive and negative modulation a signal with an even distribution of zeroes and on...

Page 170: ...ent delay after the trigger event from 0 to 10 ms in steps of 1 s In the trigger mode Free Run the value set for Trigger Delay is irrelevant Trigger Delay also allows displaying the rising edge of a p...

Page 171: ...RF Signal Gen The following fields can be selected for modification using the Next Field softkey Any modifications will have an immediate effect on the RF Generator output RF Level Setting of the tra...

Page 172: ...ata sequence 00110011 The burst lasts approx 370 s and is repeated every 10 ms BURST 00001111 Pulsed signal with a modulation frequency of 144 kHz corresponding to the data sequence 00001111 The burst...

Page 173: ...sing the instrument to switch to the REMOTE state as soon as it receives these characters since no explicit addressing is possible with the serial remote control Characteristics of the Interface seria...

Page 174: ...prevent reading of false data if the modem cannot interpret the signals of the remote station DTR Data Terminal Ready active LOW Output indicating that the data terminal is ready to receive data DSR D...

Page 175: ...e following wiring diagram applies to a controller with 9 pin or 25 pin configuration CTS Controller CTS Controller 9 pin 9 pin 9 pin 25 pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RxD TxD TxD RxD GND GND 1 3 2 6 5 4 8 7 9...

Page 176: ...trol and report lines must be crossed The following wiring diagram applies to a controller with 9 pin or 25 pin configuration CTS Controller CTS Controller 9 pin 9 pin 9 pin 25 pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R...

Page 177: ...ain any entries Command Error Faulty command sets bit 5 in the ESR register Error code Error text in the case of queue poll Error explanation 100 Command Error The command is faulty or invalid 101 Inv...

Page 178: ...l number or a 9 in an octal number 123 Exponent too large The absolute value of the exponent is greater than 32000 124 Too many digits The number includes too many digits 128 Numeric data not allowed...

Page 179: ...pression contains mismatching parentheses 178 Expression data not allowed The command contains a mathematical expression at an impermissible position Example 180 Macro error A faulty macro has been de...

Page 180: ...e ESR register Error code Error text in the case of queue poll Error explanation 400 Query error General error occurring when data are requested by a query 410 Query INTERRUPTED The query has been int...

Page 181: ...itial state of the CTS60 is also achieved by means of PROCedure SELect TEST NONE DPP DECT Portable Part Test DFP DECT Fixed Part Test DCE DECT Connection Established ALL All states IDLE DPP DFP DCE Th...

Page 182: ...no unit is supplied the Base Unit will be used Unless stated otherwise the value is always returned in the Base Unit Supported Units Unitgroup Units Base Unit Decibel DB DB Decibel per 1000V DBM DBM...

Page 183: ...t mode initial state MANual DECT Test MOD DECT Module Test BAN DECT Burst Analysis RFG DECT RF Signal Generator Default IDLE State NONE ALL MANual IDLE MODule IDLE BANalysis MOD RFGenerator BAN Option...

Page 184: ...dummy slot must be different from the traffic slot by at least 2 slots Dummy Carrier for PP Test Syntax CONFigure PP DUMMy CARRier numeric_value Value range 0 9 Default 0 State Set IDLE DPP Query ALL...

Page 185: ...23 3 in steps of 1 Default 0 State Set IDLE DPP Query ALL Option none With query Signalling Mode Syntax CONFigure PP SIGNalling MODE value Value range NORMal LOOPback ECHo Default LOOP State Set IDLE...

Page 186: ...FAILED State Subscription failed SBSC_SUCCEEDED State Subscription succeeded Default State DPP Option GAP Only query Note PP GAP Subscription Syntax PROCedure GAP PP SUBScription State DPP Option GAP...

Page 187: ...on none With query Portable Part MAC Identity Syntax CONFigure FP PMID string Value range 5 digits in hex format Default EBE8D State Set IDLE DFP Query ALL Option none With query Note The default valu...

Page 188: ...e Set IDLE DFP Query ALL Option none With query Signalling Mode Syntax CONFigure FP SIGNalling MODE value Value range NORMal LOOPback ECHo Default LOOP State Set IDLE DFP Query ALL Option none With qu...

Page 189: ...ing Value range 10 digits in hex format Default 0000000000 State Set IDLE DFP Query ALL Option none With query Note only available in Gap Mode DETECTED PARK Private Access Rights Key of the FP DUT Syn...

Page 190: ...FP SUBScription State DFP Option GAP No query Note the timeout interval for this command is approximately 20 sec FP GAP Configure Access Code Syntax CONFigure GAP FP AC Value range string 8 digits in...

Page 191: ...o query Note Use the command STATus DEVice to check if the connection was established 6 Menu Connection Established Connection Release Syntax PROCedure CONNection RELease State DCE Option none No quer...

Page 192: ...atches template NMAT signal does not match template INV no measurement result available State DCE Option none Only query Note Returns the result of the last measurement N10 N12 Normal Transmit Power N...

Page 193: ...e start position exceeds the number of available values it will be automatically corrected to the maximum possible number of values Caution This value remains active until it is explicitly changed Ref...

Page 194: ...SCALar FREQuency OFFSet Return Value Unit Hz State DCE Option none Only query Pass Fail Verdict for B Field Modulation Syntax CALCulate LIMit BFIeld TOLerance MATChing Return MATC NMAT INV MATC NMAT I...

Page 195: ...ncy DRIFt FETCh SCALar FREQuency DRIFt Return Value Unit Hz s State DCE Option none Only query Note It s only measured if signalling mode is set to LOOPback and if data type in B Field is set to Fig31...

Page 196: ...wise returns INValid Transmission of Z field Syntax Execute new measurement and signal result Only read result READ XZField MATChing FETCh XZField MATChing Return MATC NMAT INV State DCE Option none O...

Page 197: ...Curacy Return Value Unit ppm State DCE Option none Only query Note N10 Pass Fail Verdict for Jitter Syntax CALCulate LIMit JITTer TOLerance MATChing Return MATC NMAT INV MATC NMAT INV State DCE Option...

Page 198: ...ote Returns the result of the last measurement the first value is the result for the minimum the second is the result for the maximum N10 N12 Packet Transmission Accuracy of a PP Syntax Execute new me...

Page 199: ...State DCE Option none Only query Note Returns the result of the last measurement the first value is the BER value the second one the FER value N10 N12 LongTerm BER and FER Syntax Execute new measure m...

Page 200: ...lue range 12 digits in hex format Default 003041108008 State Set IDLE DPP Query ALL Option none With query Multiframe Number Syntax CONFigure PP PROTotype MULTiframe string Value range 12 digits in he...

Page 201: ...nts FP Packet Type Syntax CONFigure FP POWer PACKet TYPe value Value range P32Z PP32Z Default P32Z State ALL Option none With query Note The command Syntax is different to the CMD60 This command appli...

Page 202: ...mit TEMPlate CLEar State ALL Option none No query NTP Tolerance Range Syntax CALCulate LIMit POWer TRANsmit TEMPlate TOLerance LOWer DATA numeric_value CALCulate LIMit POWer TRANsmit TEMPlate TOLeranc...

Page 203: ...TRANsmit TEMPlate DATA numeric_value numeric_value numeric_value numeric_value numeric_value numeric_value Value range 0 0 100 0 nW Absolute level at A 0 0 100 0 uW Absolute level at B 0 0 10 0 dB Rel...

Page 204: ...nce range is symmetrical Tolerance Range for B Field Modulation Syntax CALCulate LIMit BFIeld TOLerance DATA numeric_value numeric_value Value range 0 0 500 0 kHz Default 259 0 kHz 403 0 kHz State ALL...

Page 205: ...has the unit Hz s Tolerance Range for Frequency Drift kHz ms Syntax CALculate LIMit FREQuency DRIFt TOLerance MS numeric_value Value range 0 0 100 0 kHz ms Default 13 kHz ms State ALL Option none With...

Page 206: ...t 5 0 ppm State ALL Option none With query Note The tolerance range is symmetrical Tolerance Range for Jitter Syntax CALCulate LIMit JITTer TOLerance DATA numeric_value numeric_value Value range 100 0...

Page 207: ...ER LTERM TOLerance DATA numeric_value numeric_value Value range BER 0 0 10 0 FER 0 0 10 0 Default 0 1 1 0 State ALL Option none With query Note The first value is the BER range the second one the FER...

Page 208: ...Default 0 0 dB State IDLE Option none with query Note The command Syntax is different to the CMD60 Positive values refer to an attenuation N1 External FP attenuation at RF Out 2 Syntax SOURce2 FP COR...

Page 209: ...itude numeric_value Value range 40 0 50 0 dB Default 0 0 dB State IDLE Option none with query Note The command Syntax is different to the CMD60 Positive values refer to an attenuation N1 Selected inpu...

Page 210: ...44 MHz Channel 0 State ALL Option none With query Measurement Window Syntax CONFigure BANalysis MEASurement WINDow value Return T25 25 s window T50 50 s window T75 75 s window T83 83 s window P00 T100...

Page 211: ...N Option none Only query Note Normal Transmit Power NTP Syntax Execute new measurement and signal result Only read result READ SCALar BANalysis POWer TRANsmit NORMal FETCh SCALar BANalysis POWer TRANs...

Page 212: ...te N10 Modulation Syntax Execute new measurement and signal result Only read result READ SCALar BANalysis MODulation FETCh SCALar BANalysis MODulation Return Value Value Unit Hz State BAN Option none...

Page 213: ...FGen FREQuency DEViation numeric_value Return 0 0 510 0 kHz in steps of 2 0 kHz Default 288 0 kHz State RFG Option none Only query Note The input value is adapted to the step size indicated when the p...

Page 214: ...Remote Control Annex C CTS60 1094 0006 60 C 34 E 5 RF Level Syntax SOURce RFGen RF LEVel numeric_value Return 100 0 40 0 dBm Default 40 0 dBm State RFG Option none Only query Note...

Page 215: ...lt IDLE State ALL Option none Query only Firmware Version Syntax SYSTem FIRMware VERSion Return String containing firmware information State ALL Option none Only query Specified Commands Mandatory Com...

Page 216: ...C Return 1 return only in the case of query State ALL Option none With Query Note Also influences the OPC bit in the event status register Parallel Poll Enable Register Enable Syntax PRE numeric_value...

Page 217: ...Enable Syntax SRE numeric_value Value range 0 255 Default 0 State ALL Option none With Query Note MAXimum and MINimum impermissible Status Byte Query Syntax STB Return 0 255 State ALL Option none Que...

Page 218: ...xt att dBm when RF OUT selected 40 0 ext att 7 5 ext att dBm when RF OUT2 and RF IN selected 20 0 ext att 7 5 ext att dBm when RF OUT2 and RF IN2 selected N10 After calling of a READ command all scala...

Page 219: ...MODulation CLEar 24 CALCulate LIMit PACKet DELay TOLerance MATChing 18 CALCulate LIMit PACKet DELay TOLerance DATA 26 CALCulate LIMit POWer TRANsmit TEMPlate TOLerance LOWer DATA 22 CALCulate LIMit P...

Page 220: ...Ch SCALar BER LTERm 19 FETCh SCALar BFIeld 14 FETCh SCALar FREQuency DRIFt MS 15 FETCh SCALar FREQuency DRIFt SLOT 16 FETCh SCALar FREQuency DRIFt 15 FETCh SCALar FREQuency OFFSet 14 FETCh SCALar JITT...

Page 221: ...MAGNitude 28 SENSe2 FP CORRection LOSS INPut MAGNitude 28 SENSe2 PP CORRection LOSS INPut MAGNitude 29 SOURce DECT CORRection LOSS COUPler 29 SOURce1 FP CORRection LOSS OUTPut MAGNitude 28 SOURce1 PP...

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Page 223: ...tromagnetic Compliance EMC 2 3 Error Messages Annex B Error Queue Query 8 22 Event Status Enable Register ESE 8 21 Event Status Register ESR 8 21 F Field Editing Multi field Editing 6 3 Single Field E...

Page 224: ...6 7 Config PP Type 6 7 Edit FP Type 6 8 Edit PP Type 6 9 Select FP Type 6 6 Select PP Type 6 6 Setting the Code Number to enable an option 9 3 Setting the Serial Number 9 2 Setting up the Instrument...

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