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Basic R&S

 

TSME Functions

R&S

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TSME

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User Manual 1514.6542.02 ─ 10

4.3

 

Changing the IP Address for Multiple R&S

 

TSME Con-

figuration

By default, each R&S

 

TSME is delivered with the pre-configured IP address

192.168.0.2

. However, if multiple R&S

 

TSMEs are connected to the same host PC,

each device must have a unique IP address.

You can change the IP address for the connected R&S

 

TSMEs directly via the

R&S

 

TSME Device Manager. If necessary, the LAN adapter settings on the host PC

must also be adapted accordingly in order to reconnect with the R&S

 

TSME (see also

Chapter 2.2.2, "Setting Up the LAN Connection to the Host PC"

on page 16). In partic-

ular, the host PC (LAN adapters) must use the subnet in which the IP addresses of the
R&S

 

TSMEs are located.

Define the IP address in the "Network Configuration" tab of the R&S

 

TSME Device

Manager. The currently active IP address for the selected R&S

 

TSME is displayed for

reference. It remains active until you select the "Accept Network Changes" button.

Auto IP Address

If "full auto-IP" operating mode is used, the "R&S

 

TSME Device Manager" will show an

extra field indicating the automatically generated IP address used for the connection to
the host (see 

Figure 4-2

 with example IP address: 

169.254.233.79

).

In this case, the IP address stored in TSME (here 192.168.0.2) is still used as an iden-
tifier for the connection by the software applications, i.e. a kind of virtual IP address.

If partial auto-IP operating mode or static IP operating mode is used, the "R&S

 

TSME

Device Manager" will not show this extra field and the IP address stored in the
R&S

 

TSME is also the IP address used for the physical connection (in this example:

192.168.0.2

).

The Auto IP functionality is only available with following versions of ROMES, ViCom
and NESTOR software.

R&S ROMES: Version 18.1 and later

R&S ViCOM: Version 16.20 and later

R&S NESTOR: Version 2.7.0 and later

Figure 4-2: Tab "Network Configuration"

Changing the IP Address for Multiple R&S

 

TSME Configuration

Summary of Contents for TSME

Page 1: ...R S TSME Ultra Compact Drive Test Scanner User Manual User Manual Version 10 1514654202 Z2...

Page 2: ...Allocation Analyzer R S TSME K33 4900 5112 02 NB IoT Cat NB1 Scanning R S TSME K34 1522 6731 02 Automatic Channel Detection R S TSME K40 1514 7232 02 2018 Rohde Schwarz GmbH Co KG M hldorfstr 15 8167...

Page 3: ...ic Safety Instructions and the product documentation in a safe place and pass them on to the subsequent users Riesgo de lesiones y da os en el instrumento El instrumento se debe usar de manera adecuad...

Page 4: ...die Produktdokumentation gut auf und geben Sie diese an weitere Benutzer des Produkts weiter Risque de blessures et d endommagement de l appareil L appareil doit tre utilis conform ment aux prescript...

Page 5: ...Description 37 3 1 Front Panel 37 3 2 Rear Panel 37 4 Basic R S TSME Functions 41 4 1 The R S TSME Device Manager 41 4 2 Obtaining Device Information 43 4 3 Changing the IP Address for Multiple R S TS...

Page 6: ...Contents R S TSME 4 User Manual 1514 6542 02 10 Annex 65 A Available Cellular Bands 65 Index 72...

Page 7: ...processing path with a bandwidth of 20 MHz Measurements on various mobile communication standards Support of automatic channel detection Support of MIMO measurement setups Support of position estimat...

Page 8: ...adapter for the connec tion to one or more R S TSMEs only and is not integrated in a regular office network The host PC must have a fixed IP address with which it connects to the R S TSME There are di...

Page 9: ...y e g R S TSMW Z1 LAN cable to connect host PC RJ45 Patch cable CAT6 2m included in package Synchronization cable to synchronize multiple R S TSMEs option R S TSME ZC2 Synchronization cable for 2 R S...

Page 10: ...chwarz com product TSME html Table 1 2 Available R S TSME technology options Options Order number Description R S TSME K20 1510 0079 02 R S TSME scanner option TD SCDMA R S TSME K21 1514 6820 02 R S T...

Page 11: ...pendent from the technology options a licensed technology can be measured in all licensed bands uplink and downlink Alternatively a R S TSME band option is provided which can measure the full band wid...

Page 12: ...R S TSME KUB 1514 7390 02 Upgrade 1 additional band measured simultaneously The R S TSME band assignment can be reconfigured by the user see Chapter 4 6 Configuring Measurement Bands on page 50 For a...

Page 13: ...ting site or test setup can cause damage to the instrument and to connected devices Ensure the following operating conditions before you switch on the instrument The instrument is dry and shows no sig...

Page 14: ...nsure accurate measurements and to avoid damage to the instrument Observe the information on appropriate operating conditions provided in the basic safety instructions and the instrument s data sheet...

Page 15: ...R S TSME Z2 Other mounting options A stack of R S TSMEs can be mounted to a metal base using the option R S TSME Z4 1522 6590 02 How to connect the individual R S TSMEs is described in Chap ter 2 2 5...

Page 16: ...he airflow perforations are unimpeded particularly when the instrument is installed in a rack or packed in a back pack The R S TSME draws in fresh air from the bottom and warm air flows out at its sid...

Page 17: ...e used voltage manually Possible power cable connections The R S TSME can work with the following DC power supplies Cigarette lighter power supply for example in a vehicle using the supplied DC power...

Page 18: ...the instrument is immediately under power The supplied DC connector is intended for disconnection If any DC supply other than R S TSME Z1 is used The DC supply must be in accordance with IEC EN UL CSA...

Page 19: ...o IP operating mode IP addresses are automatically generated on PC and R S TSME s if the following conditions are met PC network interface is configured to obtain an IP address automatically IP addres...

Page 20: ...mode This mode shall only be used for specific cases full auto IP or static IP operat ing modes shall be preferred 1 or more PCs and 1 or more R S TSME devices per LAN interface either connected direc...

Page 21: ...C key combination on your keyboard to access the Windows Start menu 2 Select Control Panel Network and Internet Network and Sharing Center 3 Select Change adapter settings 4 Double click the LAN inter...

Page 22: ...Manual 1514 6542 02 10 8 Enable the use of 9 kB jumbo frames a Return to the Local Area Connection Properties dialog box b Select the entry for the LAN adapter and then Properties c Switch to the Adv...

Page 23: ...C to have its own dedicated LAN adapter for the connec tion to one or more R S TSMEs or a switch rather than being integrated in a regular office network Note that if multiple R S TSMEs are connected...

Page 24: ...use a torque wrench and mount the cable end with 80 Ncm to 110 Ncm Do not stack adapters directly at the SMA connector If you need to use adapters e g SMA to N then always use a specific adapter cable...

Page 25: ...the R S TSMEs the measurement software can perform measurements on both R S TSME frontends Thus you can create a virtual 40 MHz frontend Therefore performing measurements on combined R S TSMEs is fast...

Page 26: ...installed at factory by default on each R S TSME The following table demonstrates the minimum configuration for LTE MIMO measure ments Table 2 2 Sample minimum configuration for LTE MIMO measurements...

Page 27: ...our R S TSMEs to one power source such as the R S TSMW Z1 AC power supply Synchronization and mechanical connection of four R S TSMEs using the R S TSME ZC4 option mandatory LAN connection between the...

Page 28: ...2 02 10 4 Turn the device with the connected bracket right side up 5 Slide the bracket over the top of the second device 6 Fasten the four screws of the bracket to the side panels of the second device...

Page 29: ...anual 1514 6542 02 10 7 To connect a third and fourth R S TSME repeat these steps 8 When all R S TSMEs have been connected with the metal brackets connect the synchronization cable to the AUX port on...

Page 30: ...s to one power source such as the R S TSMW Z1 AC power supply Connect an RF antenna not included in package to the R S TSME You only have to connect a GPS antenna to one of the connected R S TSMEs It...

Page 31: ...e connectors Each pair of R S TSME and network interface connector is configured to be in a sepa rate subnet To configure two R S TSMEs connected to one host PC using different NICs 1 To configure the...

Page 32: ...Device Manager All connected and switched on R S TSMEs should be displayed If not see Chapter 6 Troubleshooting on page 58 Using a switch The following graphic illustrates the setup for two R S TSMEs...

Page 33: ...c cable TSME ZC2 TSME 1 IP 192 168 0 2 TSME 2 IP 192 168 0 3 Switch 9K Jumbo frame support 1 GBit support PC LAN1 IP 192 168 0 1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 1 GBit support Figure 2 8 Configuration for p...

Page 34: ...e 19 IP address 192 168 0 1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 2 Change the IP addresses of the R S TSMEs as described in Chapter 4 3 Changing the IP Address for Multiple R S TSME Configuration on page 45 a St...

Page 35: ...n the rear panel of the R S TSME to switch it off the instrument changes to standby mode In standby mode the program execution on the instrument is stopped immediately but the instrument is still unde...

Page 36: ...S TSME is detected by the software for the first time the software down loads the calibration files from the R S TSME to the host PC This may take a few minutes 3 If the firewall settings have not bee...

Page 37: ...nection to the R S TSME If the firmware version required by the application is not yet available on the R S TSME the application uploads the required firmware version to the R S TSME this may take abo...

Page 38: ...Preparing for Use R S TSME 36 User Manual 1514 6542 02 10 The LEDs on the rear panel of the R S TSME also indicate the state of the instrument see Table 3 1 Checking the Instrument...

Page 39: ...escription 3 1 Front Panel The front panel of the R S TSME does not provide any connectors or control elements for operation Figure 3 1 Front panel view 3 2 Rear Panel Figure Figure 3 2 provides an ov...

Page 40: ...ATE LEDs indicate the operating status of the R S TSME Table 3 1 POWER and STATE LED states and their meaning STATE LED POWER LED Meaning off off no power supply connected at DC IN power supply off po...

Page 41: ...ion cable for multiple R S TSMEs connected to one host PC LAN Connector The LAN connector provides a high speed Gigabit Ethernet interface with an RJ 45 connector using IPv4 It is required to connect...

Page 42: ...ument damage Do not overload the maximum allowed input of 20dBm Noncompliance will destroy the input mixer Depending on the intended use the respective valid regulations regarding lightning protection...

Page 43: ...S ROMES R S NESTOR and R S ViCom and is available for down load from the Rohde Schwarz product website http www2 rohde schwarz com prod uct TSME html It provides the following tasks Reading device in...

Page 44: ...pplication cannot be established correctly check the firewall settings see Chapter 6 2 Guide to Solving Instrument Connection Problems on page 60 When you start the R S TSME Device Manager the followi...

Page 45: ...ager select the Refresh Device Data button to update the display 4 2 Obtaining Device Information The most important configuration settings for each available R S TSME are displayed in the Device Info...

Page 46: ...layed in the Device Analysis Output table This table is available on all tabs at the bottom of the R S TSME Device Manager window Depending on their relevance the messages are assigned to the followin...

Page 47: ...TSME is displayed for reference It remains active until you select the Accept Network Changes button Auto IP Address If full auto IP operating mode is used the R S TSME Device Manager will show an ext...

Page 48: ...Advance deliveries may consist of a PDF file Unregistered software licenses can be downloaded from the Rohde Schwarz website https extranet rohde schwarz com service For details see the Installation...

Page 49: ...t your Rohde Schwarz sales representative Table 4 2 Software license key information Label Description Option Type Band or technology option name Option Material No Order number of the option Option k...

Page 50: ...he software license key on the currently selected R S TSME select the Install button see Installing a software license key on page 48 Installing a software license key The software license key for whi...

Page 51: ...e in the Device Analysis Output of the R S TSME Device Manager or by the Rohde Schwarz support center You can update the basic FPGA or the correction data on your R S TSME directly from the R S TSME D...

Page 52: ...hen planning a measurement task The scanner will only provide measure ment results for those bands that are currently configured on the scanner Example A R S TSME is configured with band option TSME K...

Page 53: ...figuration changes on page 51 A counter is decremented after each applied change How many changes have already been performed and how many are still possible within the current time frame is displayed...

Page 54: ...S TSME Device Manager 4 8 Interacting with R S ROMES R S NESTOR and R S ViCom Measurements are performed on the R S TSME via the R S ROMES R S NESTOR or R S ViCom interface Depending on the installed...

Page 55: ...hnology Options on page 8 and Chapter 4 4 Installing and Managing Soft ware License Keys on page 46 Software options installed on the host PC see information on the ROMES product page on the Rohde Sch...

Page 56: ...Schwarz website https www rohde schwarz com product NESTOR Options In particular NESTOR SCN 1521 5031 xx R S Scanner Driver is always required to operate the R S TSME After the R S TSME has finished...

Page 57: ...TSME via the R S ViCom interface the correspond ing scanner options must be installed on the device Open the R S TSME Device Manager to see which scanner options are installed on the device see Chapte...

Page 58: ...ack the instrument in antistatic wrap to protect it from electrostatic charging Secure the instrument to prevent any movement and other mechanical effects dur ing transportation Firmware updates You d...

Page 59: ...Maintenance R S TSME 57 User Manual 1514 6542 02 10...

Page 60: ...instru ment is considered to be in different modes The possible modes and how to identify them are described here The meaning of the individual LED states is described in Chapter 3 2 Rear Panel on pa...

Page 61: ...n rapidly Standby mode When you press the On Off key on the rear panel of the R S TSME the instrument switches to standby mode Program execution on the instrument is stopped immedi ately but the instr...

Page 62: ...Figure 6 1 R S TSME instrument modes 6 2 Guide to Solving Instrument Connection Problems The following flow diagram demonstrates how to check the LAN connection to the instrument when initial connecti...

Page 63: ...Troubleshooting R S TSME 61 User Manual 1514 6542 02 10 Figure 6 2 Troubleshooting LAN Connection Guide to Solving Instrument Connection Problems...

Page 64: ...ection prob lems Does the host provide a GBit LAN connector and support 9k jumbo frames In some cases the Windows network adapter properties show that 9k are enabled but in fact the adapter does not s...

Page 65: ...he R S TSME blinking while the state LED is off This indicates that the TSME cannot boot Contact Rohde Schwarz Support Center 6 3 Solving Other Miscellaneous Problems In case measurement problems occu...

Page 66: ...arz ROMES4 78 or C RuS ViCom_15 0 bin where XXXXXX is the serial number of the R S TSME Problem R S TSME does not provide measurement data Solution Delete the TSME_ID_1514 6520K02 XXXXXX cal file in t...

Page 67: ...pan 1 375 435 span 2 445 475 span 3 865 881 span 4 910 926 2 CDMA 400 span 1 410 493 3 480 span 1 478 486 span 2 488 496 4 700 span 1 698 862 5 810 span 1 806 821 span 2 851 866 6 850 span 1 806 940 7...

Page 68: ...TDD 1930 span 1 1930 1990 23 TDD 2300 span 1 2300 2400 24 TDD 3300 span 1 3300 3400 25 TDD 3400 span 1 3400 3600 26 TDD 3600 span 1 3600 3800 28 ISM Band span 1 433 435 span 2 2400 2500 29 600 span 1...

Page 69: ...703 803 703 803 TDD CDMA2000 EV DO Band Class 7 Upper 700 MHz Band 776 788 746 758 FDD Band 13 upper 700 C 777 787 746 756 FDD WiMAX 7 B 776 787 746 757 FDD 3GPP WCDMA XIII 777 787 746 756 FDD CDMA200...

Page 70: ...Band Class 3 JTACS Band 887 925 832 870 FDD 7 900 P GSM 900 890 915 935 960 FDD E GSM 900 includes P GSM 900 880 915 925 960 FDD R GSM 900 includes E GSM 900 876 915 921 960 FDD 3GPP WCDMA VIII 880 91...

Page 71: ...1800 DCS 1800 1710 1785 1805 1880 FDD 3GPP WCDMA III 1710 1785 1805 1880 FDD LTE Band 3 1710 1785 1805 1880 FDD CDMA2000 EV DO Band Class 8 1800 MHz Band 1710 1785 1805 1880 FDD WiMAX 6 C 1710 1785 1...

Page 72: ...96 2690 TDD WiMAX 3 B 2496 2572 2614 2690 FDD LTE Band 38 TDD 2570 2620 2570 2620 TDD 3GPP TDD incl TD SCDMA d 2570 2620 2570 2620 TDD LTE Band 69 N A N A 2570 2620 FDD 18 3500 3GPP WCDMA XXII 3410 34...

Page 73: ...X 2 E 2345 2360 2305 2320 FDD WiMAX 2 F 2345 2360 2305 2320 FDD LTE Band 30 2305 2315 2350 2360 FDD 24 TDD 3300 WiMAX 4 A 3300 3400 3300 3400 TDD WiMAX 4 B 3300 3400 3300 3400 TDD WiMAX 4 C 3300 3400...

Page 74: ...evice list 43 E Electrostatic discharge 11 Equipment Required 7 Error mode 59 ESD 11 F Firmware updates 56 G GPS Antenna connector 40 H Host PC 6 I Identifying Configuration 44 Idle mode 58 Instrument...

Page 75: ...Index R S TSME 73 User Manual 1514 6542 02 10 Troubleshooting LAN connection 60 U Updates Firmware 56...

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