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Summary of Contents for S5800E Series

Page 1: ...S5800E Series Field Comm Analyzer User Manual Saluki Technology Inc...

Page 2: ...and complex digitally modulated signals S5800 03 Terminal RF Power Sensor 1MHz to 6GHz 30dBm to 20dBm N m 50 S5800 04 Interference Location Analysis Add Spectrogram RSSI Signal ID Signal Strength Int...

Page 3: ...to 20MHz S5800 13 Directional Active Log Periodic Frequency range 20MHz to 200MHz S5800 14 Directional Active Log Periodic Frequency range 200MHz to 500MHz S5800 15 Directional Active Log Periodic Fre...

Page 4: ...ts with Saluki Saluki Tech owns the copyright of this document which should not be modified or tampered by any organization or individual or reproduced or transmitted for the purpose of making profit...

Page 5: ...ent 13 1 8 Soft Carrying Case 13 Chapter 2 Instrument Overview 15 2 1 Turning on the Instrument 15 2 1 1 Front panel overview 16 2 1 2 Test panel connector overview 17 2 2 UI Overview 18 2 2 1 Screen...

Page 6: ...73 3 3 6 Burst RF measurement setup 74 3 4 Adjacent Channel Power 75 3 4 1 Basic measurement 76 3 4 2 Basic parameter setup 77 3 4 3 Measurement parameter setup 78 3 4 4 Basic usage 80 3 5 Occupied BW...

Page 7: ...9 Power vs Time 105 5 1 10 CCI 106 5 1 11 ULI 108 5 1 12 MIMO 110 5 2 FDD LTE 111 5 2 1 Power vs Resource block 112 5 2 2 Constellation 116 5 2 3 Control channel power 118 5 2 4 Summary 118 5 2 5 OTA...

Page 8: ...149 8 2 1 Image file management 150 8 2 1 Image file management 152 8 2 2 Trace Status file management 152 8 2 3 Limit file management 153 Chapter 9 Other Functions and Settings 155 9 1 System Calibra...

Page 9: ...tec com 9 10 1 3 Special characters in commands 166 10 1 4 Parameters in commands 166 10 1 5 Variable parameters 167 10 1 6 Block program data 167 10 2 Instructions 167 10 2 1 Common command 167 10 2...

Page 10: ...ed bandwidth measurement interference analyzer track generator and a high accuracy GPS receiver for location stamping The bright 6 5 inch color display provides visibility even in hard light Built in...

Page 11: ...z 30dBm to 20dBm N m 50 S5800 04 Interference Location Analysis Add Spectrogram RSSI Signal ID Signal Strength Interference Location Mapping Delta Spectrum and DPS measurement applications to the spec...

Page 12: ...nd uniform in appearance If you are unsure whether the connectors are damaged gauge the connectors to confirm that the dimensions are correct The test port cable should be uniform in appearance and no...

Page 13: ...ge of the instrument 1 8 Soft Carrying Case The S5800E series can be operated while in the soft carrying case On the back of the case there is a large storage pouch for accessories and power supply To...

Page 14: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 14 Fig 1 2 Soft carrying case...

Page 15: ...e operated from a 12 VDC source which will also simultaneously charge the battery This can be achieved with either the AC DC adapter or automotive cigarette lighter adapter Both items are included in...

Page 16: ...enu keys are below the display screen MODE Press the key and then select a measurement mode by pressing the corresponding sub menu key NOTE Available mode selections will vary according to model numbe...

Page 17: ...g LED is located on the test panel the LED is red when the battery is charging and is green when the battery is fully charged The Power LED is located to the right of the On Off key the LED is green w...

Page 18: ...Fig 2 3 describes some of the important information for Spectrum Analysis measurement mode Swept SA measurement type Fig 2 3 Screen information 1 Logo 2 Measurement mode 3 Measurement type 4 Logarithm...

Page 19: ...Example Menu of Limit 5 Implement the menu function Press the menu key to implement the corresponding function Example Menu of Single Sweep 6 Two functions switch no parameter Press the corresponding...

Page 20: ...at the place where a parameter shows and press the Enter key to begin setting The numeric keys arrow keys and the rotary knob can be used to set the parameter Press Enter to exit 3 Submenu entry When...

Page 21: ...ordered by characters Some menus only can be activated in the instrument with corresponding options NOTE We will list menus as far as possible Because some measurements are option functions and some...

Page 22: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 22 Spectrum Analysis Mode Channel Power ACP and Occupied Bandwidth Type...

Page 23: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 23 2 4 2 CPL This key works for the same way in any measurements...

Page 24: ...il sales salukitec com www salukitec com 24 2 4 3 FREQ This key works for the different way in different measurements Spectrum Analysis Mode Swept SA Type Spectrum Analysis Mode Channel Power ACP and...

Page 25: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 25 2 4 4 MARK This key works for the different way in different measurements Spectrum Analysis Mode Swept SA Type...

Page 26: ...109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 26 Spectrum Analysis Mode Channel Power ACP and Occupied Bandwidth Type 2 4 5 MEAS This key works for the different way in different measurements Spectr...

Page 27: ...UP This key works for the different way in different measurements Spectrum Analysis Mode Swept SA Type The first one Spectrum Analysis Mode Channel Power Type The second one Spectrum Analysis Mode ACP...

Page 28: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 28 2 4 7 PEAK This key works for the different way in different measurements Spectrum Analysis Mode Swept SA Type...

Page 29: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 29 Spectrum Analysis Mode Channel Power ACP and Occupied Bandwidth Type 2 4 8 SYS This key works for the same way in any measurements...

Page 30: ...pe during swept SA channel power occupied bandwidth and ACP The default one is the swept SA Fig 3 1 Measurement type selection 3 2 Swept SA 3 2 1 Basic measurement The basic function of swept SA measu...

Page 31: ...frequency value a Directly input the number Press the number keys and the Unit menu will appear Select the unit in this menu and then user can finish the center frequency change For example If user wa...

Page 32: ...ittle more than 0Hz 3GHz it will be treated as 0Hz 3GHz 2 Center Frequency Pressing Start Freq soft key user can change the current center frequency There are three methods to input the frequency valu...

Page 33: ...easurement will get So it is important to choose the appropriate span There are three methods to change the span first is manually input second is to press the Up Down key which change step is 1 2 5 a...

Page 34: ...current span back to last span User can directly change between current span and last span by pressing this soft key in order to view the difference of the signal display between these two conditions...

Page 35: ...box shown as Fig 3 9 will appear Fig 3 9 Signal standard dialog box By up down key or knob we can choose the signal standard The center frequency will be set by inputting the frequency channel number...

Page 36: ...ula between different units is shown as following table Table3 1 Exchange formula from other units to dBm Formula Source value New value dBm dB V 108 8 68 8 dB V 40 dBm dBm dBmV 48 8 8 8 dBmV 40 dBm d...

Page 37: ...reduce the range of measurable signal In auto mode the system can automatically provide a suitable value of attenuator NOTE The amplitude of signal input to mixer should be less than 20dBm otherwise...

Page 38: ...dBmV The wave will not change with the change of unit The common used unit in line state is mV V V or nV The wave will not change with the change of unit too Fig 3 12 shows the difference measure res...

Page 39: ...scale to the state wanted The scale div can be changed by Up Down cursor or by knob too In line State The scale div state is shown as n After pressing Scale Div soft key the submenu of it will appear...

Page 40: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 40 Fig 3 17 Scale is 5 dB in logarithmic state Fig 3 18 Scale is 1 in line state default value Fig 3 19 Scale is 2 in line state...

Page 41: ...For example if the Ref Offset is set to On state and its level is set to 25dB then the reference level and the marker level that display on the screen will be changed shown as Fig 3 20 and 3 21 Fig 3...

Page 42: ...is off Fig 3 23 Pre Amplifier is on 3 2 2 Basic parameters setting Basic parameters of Swept SA measurement refer to RBW VBW sweep mode sweep time trig mode and etc The CPL keys about these settings...

Page 43: ...fers to the IF filter bandwidth of spectrum analyzer RBW defines the smallest frequency difference of two adjacent signals that can be distinguished by the spectrum analyzer So the narrower the RBW is...

Page 44: ...ass filter after the IF filter which can make the display trace noise more smoothly It is very useful to detect the signal whose level is near to the noise To improve the filter s effect user should m...

Page 45: ...display trace as VBW but the sweep time will not be increased with it When Video Avg set On the default detector mode will be changed to Sample mode automatically The default average time is 100 Pres...

Page 46: ...as Fig 3 31 will appear Fig 3 31 Single sweep Pressing Single Sweep sub key again can activate another single sweep If user wants to change the state to Cont he she can select the Sweep soft key and s...

Page 47: ...imum RBW is 1MHz and the minimum RBW is 30kHz Fig 3 32 Fast sweep mode The veracity and sweep speed of measurement in the performance sweep type is intervenient between the fast and No FFT type Fig 3...

Page 48: ...ll appear Fig 3 35 Trace menu 1 Trace Selection There are three traces that user can choose 1 2 or 3 User can switch during these trace by press Trace soft key What are called three traces are the dif...

Page 49: ...nce level of it is 68 8 dB V When change the reference to 88 8 dB V only the trace in Write Mode changed while trace A keeps unchanged 4 Blank Erase the display of the selected trace 5 Max Hold Max Ho...

Page 50: ...e positive value of VBW filter output of each sweep point and display it If the sweep time is long enough this detector can put out the maximum envelop of the modulated signal Fig 3 38 Positive peak d...

Page 51: ...mal This detector continuously samples the positive peak value of the signal while alternately samples the positive and the negative peak value of the noise and display it Fig 3 40 Normal detector mod...

Page 52: ...ss Trigger soft key and then the submenu will appear The default mode is free trigger one and instrument process nothing in free trigger mode Fig 3 42 Trigger mode 3 2 3 Measurement parameters setting...

Page 53: ...of the screen Fig 3 44 Display line ON After setting Disp Line to On the wave will be memorized and the amplitude difference of current wave and the memorized will be displayed around the Disp Line Th...

Page 54: ...mation of N dB bandwidth that indicates the character of current used filter on the up right of the screen The default value is 3dB and the output is the frequency difference of two points which ampli...

Page 55: ...ted by Microsoft Office Excel which is post fixed by csv The files can be loaded in file manager Detail will be told in the 4 2 4 If the up limit is on a green line showed as the dialog will be drawn...

Page 56: ...it measurement result 3 2 4 Basic usages In this section we will introduce the operations of marker peak and etc 1 Mark Operation Pressing MARK key the first page of menu will appear and pressing the...

Page 57: ...scissa is changed from frequency to time The start time is zero and the stop time is equal to sweep time The displayed marker information is changed to time too The abscissa of the marker can be chang...

Page 58: ...ixed Mark to On and its position will not change with the signal again only if the reference level or the frequency is changed the absolute amplitude and frequency values of this marker are unchanged...

Page 59: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 59 Fig 3 54 After marker to Ref Level Fig 3 55 Before marker to Center Frequency Fig 3 56 Before marker to Center Frequency...

Page 60: ...Mark and multi markers the pre marker will automatically set to Off 6 All off Pressing All Off soft key all markers will be set to Off 7 Count Frequency count can give the accurate frequency of the s...

Page 61: ...race soft key submenu as Fig 3 59 will appear There are three traces One of them is not at the Blank state as it is at activate Selected trace will choose the marker working trace during these traces...

Page 62: ...k value that is lower than the marked one Next Right Peak Search for the hypo peak value on the right side of current marker Next Left Peak Search for the hypo peak value on the left side of current m...

Page 63: ...of conditions Fig 3 62 Search parameters 5 Peak peak and Min Search Press the peak to peak key on the top of the screen and the amplitude of the highest frequency will be marked within the span Press...

Page 64: ...4 Channel bandwidth measurement The area between the two lines is the Channel Bandwidth the height is the whole power of channel In the little window at bottom the power represent the overall power of...

Page 65: ...tor and amplifier in order to make sure that the input power is ether too overload or low If the automatic level is OFF user can modify the magnitude parameters manually such as reference level Fig 3...

Page 66: ...wants to set the attenuator manually user should firstly set the Atten soft key to Manu and then input the value by number keys Up Down key or the knob By Up Down cursor or the knob the change step is...

Page 67: ...ier to increase the system test range Fig 3 69 Attenuator is 5dB Fig 3 70 Attenuator is 30dB Fig 3 71 and 3 72 show the measurement results between the amplifier close and open From the channel power...

Page 68: ...cale Div is 1 40 The default value is 10dB grid After pressing Scale Div soft key user can enter the integer number from 1 to 40 or decimal number from 0 1 to 0 9 to change the scale to the state want...

Page 69: ...iv 4 Ref Offset If level offset is opened the amplitude of waveform will be magnified and the channel power will also be changed according to the waveform The following figure shows the measurement re...

Page 70: ...arameters such as resolution BW video BW and scan time are configured by system default By pressing the CPL key change the basic parameter and the following menu of figure will appear Fig 3 76 Basic p...

Page 71: ...according to channel BW value The channel bandwidth can also be changed by digital inputs up and down key and knob 2 Limit The main contents of Channel power includes channel power and power density...

Page 72: ...default unit is amplitude then confirm input by soft key or enter key If the limit measuring is enable and the value is between the upper and lower limits it is qualified and marked by green characte...

Page 73: ...sing PEAK key the following menu will pop up Peak function includes next peak next left peak next right peak search condition peak peak and minimum value Fig 3 81 Peak menu 3 3 5 Burst RF basic parame...

Page 74: ...you choose the free triggered it would lead to Burst RF into the Continuous RF 3 3 6 Burst RF measurement setup The difference between Burst RF and continuous RF measurement is the Burst RF settings F...

Page 75: ...ctrum resolution bandwidth 5 Gate VBW This set time slot wave spectrum resolution bandwidth 6 Gate Type Trigger mode is divided into the rising and falling trigger 3 4 Adjacent Channel Power The bandw...

Page 76: ...up user can measure center frequency and step frequency Fig 3 87 Frequency menu 2 Amplitude Pressing AMPTD key the follow menu will pop up The default is Auto Level open state When the input signal f...

Page 77: ...enu 3 4 2 Basic parameter setup The parameter config of Adjacent Channel Power is same as channel power It is only about the video average and scan type other parameters are set by system default Pres...

Page 78: ...acent Channel Power by pressing MEAS SETUP key Fig 3 91 Measurement parameter setting 1 Parameter Setup Pressing soft key the dialog box will pop up Set current focus for setup by knob the drop down m...

Page 79: ...it of adjacent channel power includes absolute and relatively limits Absolutely limit is for adjacent channel power relatively limit is about adjacent channel power relative to the carrier When the ad...

Page 80: ...om 80 Fig 3 94 Limit measurement result 3 4 4 Basic usage 1 Marker Function The figure will pop up after pressing MARK key It is about normal mark and delta mark Fig 3 95 Mark menu 2 Peak Function Pre...

Page 81: ...the whole power In Channel Measurement Menu user can press soft key Setting to modify the Channel Spacing and Occupied Bandwidth Power manually The default value of Channel Spacing is 99 9 for Occupi...

Page 82: ...qual to total power multiply the result of Occupied BW divide Power The integral span is the OBW that displays on the screen The same as the Channel Power measurement user can use single scan and cont...

Page 83: ...menu of figure will appear Fig 3 100 Basic parameter setting 3 5 3 Measurement parameter setup User can set up some parameters by pressing MEAS SETUP key Fig 3 101 Measurement parameters setting 1 Ch...

Page 84: ...ue of occupied BW is the lower limit of occupied BW and the value of occupied BW measurement is greater than the value it is qualified When the limit value of center spectrum is the absolute value of...

Page 85: ...essing PEAK key the menu will pop up as follow Fig 3 104 Peak menu Peak function includes next peak next left peak next right peak search condition peak peak and minimum value 3 6 Field Strength Field...

Page 86: ...ain Gain G 1 m Antenna gain g dBi Antenna factor AF dB 1 m 3 The basic measurements The figure will pop up after pressing MARK key It is about normal mark and delta mark By pressing CPL key change the...

Page 87: ...m 87 The basic measurements The figure will pop up after press MARK key It is about normal mark and delta mark By pressing CPL key and changing the basic parameter the follow menu of figure will appea...

Page 88: ...ysis 4 1 Spectrogram Pressing the spectrogram soft key system will pop up shown as Fig 4 2 menu Fig 4 2 Spectrogram menu Pressing the soft key of Record we can set Time Span Interval Data type and loc...

Page 89: ...ale are used to set the current the range of the signal strength Press the FREQ AMPTD CPL function keys and then we can do frequency amplitude and other basic settings 4 3 RSSI Pressing the MEAS and s...

Page 90: ...ting Chan Scan measuring interface shown as Fig 4 6 will pop up Fig 4 6 Measuring interface Pressing the PEAK AMPTD CPL function keys back amplitude frequency and other basic settings can be done sepa...

Page 91: ...the frequency amplitude and other basic Setting 4 6 Difference Spectrum Pressing the MEAS and selecting Difference spectrum measuring interface will pop up shown as Fig 4 8 Fig 4 8 Difference spectru...

Page 92: ...886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 92 Fig 4 9 Signal ID Press the FREQ PEAK AMPTD MARK CPL function keys to set frequency PEAK amplitude mark and other basic settings separat...

Page 93: ...Basic Stations Analyzer Pressing the MODE button and selecting the BS Analyzer of measurement model menu will pop up shown as Fig 5 1 Fig 5 1 BS analyzer menu 5 1 TDD LTE Select TDD LTE soft key to en...

Page 94: ...l sales salukitec com www salukitec com 94 Fig 5 3 TDD LTE menu page 2 Fig 5 4 TDD LTE menu page 3 5 1 1 Power vs Resource block Press the Pow vs RB soft key and enter into the menu of Pow vs RB shown...

Page 95: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 95 Fig 5 5 Pow vs RB menu 1 Auto scale Select the Auto scale to get RB power color images automatically Fig 5 6 Auto scale...

Page 96: ...www salukitec com 96 2 Max value Range and Threshold Choose the Max Value Range or Threshold to set the power of the RB Fig 5 7 Set RB manually 3 Pressing the FREQ AMPTD function keys can set frequenc...

Page 97: ...can mark the Resource Block and SubFrame Fig 5 9 Mark the subFrame 5 Pressing the MEAS SETUP key can set the basic parameter Choose the bandwidth open or close the EVM Max Hold select the EVM Mode an...

Page 98: ...alue Fig 5 11 Peak search 5 1 2 Constellation Select Constell to enter the menu shown as the following figure Fig 5 12 Constellation menu 1 QPSK points QAM16 Point and QAM64 points These buttons are u...

Page 99: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 99 Fig 5 13 Reference point and data legend open Fig 5 14 Reference point off Fig 5 15 Data legend off...

Page 100: ...t the Control CH Power into the Control channel Power mode The menu is the setup menu Fig 5 16 Control CH power measure Pressing the FREQ AMPTD function keys can set frequency and amplitude separately...

Page 101: ...Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 101 5 1 4 OTA scanner The menu is shown as below Fig 5 18 OTA scanner menu 1 Sort Select the method and the selected numbers order by value Fig 5 19 Select...

Page 102: ...ukitec com www salukitec com 102 Fig 5 20 Selection of sort page 2 2 Modulation results Mod Result can set the modulation results to open or close Fig 5 21 Mod Result close 3 Bar Select Bar to enter t...

Page 103: ...st replicates the Scanner table measurements except the measurement scans the presence of up to 3 cell IDs The second table shows the RS power across all detected antennas transmitters for the stronge...

Page 104: ...he FREQ AMPTD function keys can set frequency and amplitude separately 5 1 6 Channel Power Select the Channel Spectrum to enter the submenu Fig 5 25 Channel power menu The Channel Power in the mode of...

Page 105: ...an set the parameter The ACLR in the mode of TDD LTE is basically the same as that in Spectrum Analyzer 5 1 8 Occupied bandwidth Select the Occupied BW to enter submenu Fig 5 27 Occupied BW menu The O...

Page 106: ...um Press to select either Frame or Sub Frame Spectrum sub Frame If Sub Frame is opened press to enter the desire sub frame to Spectrum Fig 5 29 Spectrum close Pressing the FREQ PEAK AMPTD MARK functio...

Page 107: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 107 Fig 5 30 CCI menu Frame change the value of Frame which is 1 or 2 Fig 5 31 One frame Max Press to open or close max holds...

Page 108: ...8 Fig 5 32 Max holds Min Press to open or close min holds Fig 5 33 Min holds Rest Holds Remove max and min holds and then hold again Pressing the FREQ AMPTD MARK function keys can set frequency amplit...

Page 109: ...Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 109 Fig 5 34 ULI menu Menu Sub Frame input needed sub frame number Window Set set the parameters of the window Fig 5 35 Window set menu Window press to open...

Page 110: ...ukitec com 110 Fig 5 36 Window closed Press the FREQ PEAK AMPTD MARK function keys to set frequency PEAK amplitude and mark separately 5 1 12 MIMO Select the MIMO to enter submenu Fig 5 37 MIMO menu A...

Page 111: ...5 38 Antenna submenu Thres press the submenu to set the RS Pow Diff and Time Align Fig 5 38 Thres submenu Press the FREQ AMPTD function keys to set frequency and amplitude separately 5 2 FDD LTE Selec...

Page 112: ...sales salukitec com www salukitec com 112 Fig 5 40 FDD LTE menu page 1 Fig 5 41 FDD LTE menu page 2 5 2 1 Power vs Resource block Press the Pow vs RB soft key to enter into the menu of Pow vs RB showi...

Page 113: ...c com 113 Fig 5 42 Pow vs RB menu 1 Auto scale Select the Auto scale to get RB power color images automatically Fig 5 43 Auto scale 2 Max value Range and Threshold Choose the Max Value Range or Thresh...

Page 114: ...ales salukitec com www salukitec com 114 Fig 5 44 Set RB manually 3 Press the FREQ AMPTD function keys to set frequency and amplitude separately 4 Press the MARK key to mark the Resource Block and Sub...

Page 115: ...ark the subframe 5 Press the MEAS SETUP key to set the basic parameter Choose the bandwidth open or close the EVM Max Hold select the EVM Mode and open or close every channel Fig 5 47 Setup 6 Press th...

Page 116: ...ation Select Constell to enter the menu showing as the following figure Fig 5 49 Constellation menu 1 QPSK points QAM16 Point and QAM64 points These buttons set the number of points 2 Reference Point...

Page 117: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 117 Fig 5 50 Reference point and data legend open Fig 5 51 Reference point off Fig 5 52 Data legend off...

Page 118: ...ns separately 5 2 3 Control channel power Select the Control CH Power into the control channel power mode Fig 5 53 Control CH power measure Ng press into Ng submenu to choose Ng number Fig 5 54 Ng sub...

Page 119: ...itec com 119 Fig 5 55 Summary measure Press the FREQ AMPTD function keys to set frequency and amplitude separately 5 2 5 OTA scanner The menu is shown as following Fig 5 56 OTA scanner menu 1 Sort Sel...

Page 120: ...909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 120 Fig 5 57 Selection of sort page 1 Fig 5 58 Selection of sort page 2 2 Modulation results Mod Result can set the modulation results to open o...

Page 121: ...urements are optimized for remote radio heads and MIMO systems The first table in Tx Test replicates the Scanner table measurements except the measurement scans the presence of up to 3 cell IDs The se...

Page 122: ...122 Fig 5 61 Tx test measure Mod Result can set the modulation results to open or close Fig 5 62 Mod result close Press the FREQ AMPTD function keys c to set frequency and amplitude separately 5 2 7...

Page 123: ...sically the same as that in Spectrum Analyzer 5 2 8 ACLR Select the ACLR to enter the submenu Fig 5 64 ACLR menu Choose the Setting or Limit the window will pop up and you can set parameter The ACLR i...

Page 124: ...salukitec com 124 Fig 5 65 Occupied BW menu The Occupied BW in the mode of FDD LTE is basically the same as that in Spectrum Analyzer 5 2 10 SEM Select the SEM to enter the submenu Fig 5 66 SEM menu C...

Page 125: ...tec com 125 Fig 5 67 Submenu of category Summary press to open or close the summary Fig 5 68 Summary closed Press the FREQ AMPTD CPL function keys to set frequency amplitude and other basic settings s...

Page 126: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 126 Fig 5 69 CCI menu Frame change the value of Frame which is 1or 2 Fig 5 70 One frame Max Press to open or close max holds...

Page 127: ...Fig 5 71 Max holds Min Press to open or close min holds Fig 5 72 Min holds Rest Holds Remove max and min holds and then hold again Press the FREQ AMPTD MARK function keys to set frequency amplitude a...

Page 128: ...09 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 128 Fig 5 73 MIMO menu Antenna press into the submenu to select antenna number Fig 5 74 Antenna submenu Thres press into the submenu to set the RS Pow Di...

Page 129: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 129 Fig 5 75 Thres submenu Press the FREQ AMPTD function keys to set frequency and amplitude separately...

Page 130: ...MODE button select the Coverage Mapping of measurement mode and then menu shown as Fig 6 1 will pop up Fig 76 1 Coverage mapping menu 6 1 SS Indoor Select the SS indoor to enter the measure Fig 6 2 S...

Page 131: ...ig 6 3 Measure stop Brower If it is bigger than the screen the map can be move to the browse Fig 6 4 Browser operating menu Setting press to enter the setting menu You can select time mode or free mod...

Page 132: ...lukitec com www salukitec com 132 Fig 6 5 Setting menu Threshold press to enter the menu of threshold You can choose the threshold needed Fig 6 6 Threshold menu NOTE Press to enter the note menu you c...

Page 133: ...rement starts and the time interval is set Fig 6 8 MARK menu Move Mark There is a mark in the screen you can turn the Rotary Knob to move the mark Driect Press to choose X axis or Y axis to be the mov...

Page 134: ...6 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 134 Fig 6 9 Sign time interval is 1sec Clear press to clear all the signed points Fig 6 10 Clear all Undo press to clear the points last sign...

Page 135: ...2 Free Measure Sign press to sign point where the mark is currently Fig 6 12 Sign free Other operations are same as the step of Time Measure 6 1 3 Save file of measure Pressing the Save key when the m...

Page 136: ...ave Meas Result menu File Name input file s name Location press to choose where the file is saved location or USB Type press to choose the file s type 6 1 4 Open file When the Measure s status stops p...

Page 137: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 137 Fig 6 15 System menu Fig 6 16 File manager menu Choosing the Meas Result button and a window will pop up...

Page 138: ...nu Fig 6 18 SS outdoor menu 6 2 1 Coverage measure Status press to start or stop measuring if the machine installs the GPS Cur Location press to change the way by which getting the current position Ma...

Page 139: ...alukitec com www salukitec com 139 Fig 6 19 Map browser menu Fig 6 20 Satellite map Setting press to enter the setting menu You can select time mode or distance mode to measure And if you choose time...

Page 140: ...current location is auto when you browse the map the current location become manual 6 2 2 Save file Press the Save key When the measure finished the saving menu will pop up And you should choose the M...

Page 141: ...s to set frequency and amplitude separately 6 3 TDLTE Outdoor Select the TDLTE outdoor to enter the measurement menu Fig 6 24 TDLTE outdoor menu Setting press to enter the setting menu You can select...

Page 142: ...salukitec com www salukitec com 142 Fig 6 25 Setting menu Fig 6 26 Measurement menu The other operations of TDLTE outdoor are same as the step of SS outdoor 6 4 FDLTE Outdoor Select the FDLTE outdoor...

Page 143: ...TDLTE outdoor 6 5 Net Clean Outdoor Select the Net Clean outdoor to enter the measurement menu Fig 6 28 Net clean outdoor menu Setting press to enter the setting menu You can select time mode or dista...

Page 144: ...com www salukitec com 144 Fig 6 29 Setting menu The other operations of TDLTE outdoor are same as the step of SS outdoor Press the FREQ PEAK AMPTD MARK CPL function keys to set frequency PEAK amplitud...

Page 145: ...on to be installed transmission measurements can be done Press the MODE button and select the Track Generator of measurement mode to enter following menu Fig 7 1 Track generator menu Track Generator f...

Page 146: ...f the Tracker is open press to input it Normalize press to make the wave a line Disp Line press to open or close it If it s opened you can change it by inputting Ndb BW press to open or close it and i...

Page 147: ...ng and File Managing 8 1 File Saving Pressing SAVE key the submenu of it will appear We can switch the file type during Image Status and Trace Status Fig 8 1 File saving 8 1 1 Image file saving Pressi...

Page 148: ...ters Fig 8 3 File name editing 2 Location Pressing Location soft key we can switch the saving location between local and USB If location is the local the file will be saved in the forder bmp otherwise...

Page 149: ...ear Fig 8 5 Trace Status file saving The method of saving is same as the method of image file Inputting file name and then pressing Enter soft key the file will be saved If location is the local the f...

Page 150: ...menu will appear and the dialog box will pop up Fig 8 7 Image file management 1 File Selection Pressing Location soft key we can switch the file paths between local and flash disk All files in the sel...

Page 151: ...be selected Pressing the Select All all files which are listed in the dialog box will be selected The selected files will be marked by Fig 8 9 Selection file 2 Operation The selected file will be dele...

Page 152: ...file is not allowed 8 2 1 Image file management Pressing Image soft key the follow menu will appear and the dialog box will pop up Fig 8 11 Status file management menu The method of operation is same...

Page 153: ...2 3 Limit file management Pressing Image soft key the follow menu will appear The limit file management includes the Swept SA Down limit and Swept SA Up limit Fig 8 13 Limit file management menu Press...

Page 154: ...Tel 886 909 602 109 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 154 Fig 8 14 Limit file management dialog box...

Page 155: ...r Functions and Settings This chapter mainly introduces the system parameter and inquiry system parameter and inquiry system information by pressing SYS key The 9 1 Menu will pop up and press Next Pag...

Page 156: ...tion Frequency calibration is to rectify the frequency error caused by IF filter Amplitude calibration is to rectify the amplitude error which can be caused by window functions of different RBW or att...

Page 157: ...onse data User can cancel the calibration according to the demand After select cancel mode the dialog shown Fig 9 5 will pop up Fig 9 5 Calibration and response off 9 2 Help Menu Press Help soft key a...

Page 158: ...Total free space of disk battery status temperature and etc It will be closed if pressing enter key Fig 9 8 Hardware information Press the sysspace format or the userspace format and then the cofirm f...

Page 159: ...m 159 Fig 9 9 Format space Fig 9 10 shows software information including the ARM and SPEC Software release time and etc It will be closed if press enter key Fig 9 10 Software information Fig 9 11 show...

Page 160: ...measurement status of next power on between Last and Pres as last measurement or the default measurement The default one is the Swept SA mode 9 3 2 Preset Pressing Preset soft key we can set the measu...

Page 161: ...of the button in the network settings you can set the machine s IP address 3 Subnet Mask use a fixed IP environment 4 Port Number port number of network connections default 5025 5 Gateway IP address o...

Page 162: ...Data Time setting Press the Data Time soft key and then the following menu will pop up Fig 9 15 Data and Time By up down key or knob user can move the blue cursor to location of parameter and you can...

Page 163: ...of the volume User can test the alarm function of the two voices by pressing Test peep function Press the test function key and buzzer will be forced to beep once When buzzer is open there will be a c...

Page 164: ...Before updating copy upd_file dat and upd_ver txt into the root directory of the U disk In the second page of the System Menu select the upgrade soft key the below menu will pop up Press the OK to upg...

Page 165: ...he short form of the keyword The lower case letters indicate the long form of the keyword Either form may be used in the command Example Sens Freq Star 1 5 mhz is the same as SENSE FREQ start 1 5 MHz...

Page 166: ...ution auto Ex3 sense bandwidth auto Angle brackets around a word or words indicates they are not to be used literally in the command They represent the needed item Command SENS FREQ freq In this comma...

Page 167: ...bers corresponding to displayed trace data arbitrary block data It consists of a block of data bytes The first information sent in the block is an ASCII header beginning with The block is terminated w...

Page 168: ...ARt freq SENSe FREQuency STARt Set Get the start frequency SENSe FREQuency STOP freq SENSe FREQuency STOP Set Get the stop frequency SENSe FREQuency CENTer STEP freq SENSe FREQuency CENTer STEP Set Ge...

Page 169: ...t the pre amplifier state DISPlay WINDow TRACe Y SCALe SPACi ng LOGarithmic LINear DISPlay WINDow TRACe Y SCALe SPACi ng Set Get the type to Log or Lin DISPlay WINDow TRACe Y SCALe PDIVi sion real DIS...

Page 170: ...O Set Get the VBW auto state SENSe SWEep TIME seconds SENSe SWEep TIME Set Get sweep time SENSe SWEep TIME AUTO Boolean SENSe SWEep TIME AUTO Set Get the sweep time auto state INITiate CONTinuous Boo...

Page 171: ...nt TRIGger SEQuence VIDeo LEVel Set Get the percent of video level TRIGger SEQuence SLOPe POSitive NEGative TRIGger SEQuence SLOPe Set Get the trigger slope TRIGger SEQuence STANdard PAL NTSC TRIGger...

Page 172: ...marker CALCulate MARKer Y Get the level of marker CALCulate MARKer NORMal XPOS Get the x coordinate of marker CALCulate MARKer TT XPOS Get the x coordinate of delta deactivate marker CALCulate MARKer...

Page 173: ...the reload NdB measurement state CALCulate BANDwidth NDB rel_ampl CALCulate BANDwidth NDB Set Get the NdB value CALCulate BWIDth NDB rel_ampl CALCulate BWIDth NDB Set Get the reload NdB value CALCulat...

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