Agilent Technologies E6701A manual About This Tutorial, Introduction

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About This Tutorial

This tutorial gives you an overview of the primary features of the E6701A GPRS Lab Application. The tutorial explains how to

-Make a direct connection between the test set and a PC (not over an established LAN)

-Setup the test set and PC for the application

-Capture a screen from the test set

-Perform a PING

-Log protocol

-Use the Data Channel

Introduction

The Agilent Technologies E6701A Lab Application shortens the GPRS wireless appliance design cycle with a one-box solution for parametric and signaling design validation.

The E6701A Lab Application (LA) is an option for the Agilent 8960 Series 10 (E5515B or E5515C) Wireless Communications Test Set. With this option, R&D integration engineers working on functional verification of GPRS wireless appliance firmware and hardware now have access to a flexible, comprehensive, and easy-to-use one-box solution for quickly and accurately validating a product’s parametric and signaling design requirements.

The Agilent 8960 Test Set, the industry standard for testing cellular handsets, now accommodates many requirements of GPRS wireless appliance R&D engineers. The platform’s new E6701A software retains the measurement and call processing capability of the E1964A GPRS Mobile Test Application, which establishes a vital link between design and manufacturing. The ability to use the same equipment in R&D and production allows for a rapid and smooth transition from one phase in the product lifecycle to the next, as well as improved troubleshooting processes.

The Test Set’s protocol logging capabilities facilitate testing and troubleshooting of new signaling features and data channels, so engineers can extract better information about their designs. Two-way IP data communication, when set up between a device and a network, provides real data flow on a real data channel, enabling R&D integration engineers to test more of the data handling performance of a GPRS device. Users of the E6701A can set timing advance and cell parameters, which allows for testing and troubleshooting issues related to timing and base station configuration.

Additional information is available on the Web at: www.agilent.com/find/8960support

 Copyright 2002 Agilent Technologies.

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Contents Page Table of Contents Appendix a Installing a WAP Gateway into a PC Appendix B Troubleshooting Appendix C. GlossaryAbout This Tutorial IntroductionEquipment Required for this Tutorial Normal LAN Cable Quantity Setup Test Set Setup Network SetupLAN Addresses Set the RF In/Out Amplitude Offset Set the Date and Time OptionalSet the Cell and Call Parameters Windows 98 and Dhcp Address PC SetupWindows 98 and Static Address Page Windows 2000 and Dhcp Address Set up NetworkWindows 2000 and Static Address Determine PC IP address Verify PC Settings Set Up Your Wireless Device On the WAP Settings menu, scroll to 1Primary IPVerify that Your Device Will Perform an Attach Motorola Timeport phone exampleOn the WAP Settings menu, scroll to 2Primary Port Set the Device’s Primary PortSet Data Bearer to Gprs Set WAPlite Gateway Address in Your DeviceSetup is now complete Product Feature Protocol Logging Product Feature Screen Image CaptureHere are some important points about the log data View the log data on the PC Save the Log to the PCLog Data Using the Test Set’s Front Panel View the saved logProduct Feature Ping Pinging the DUT the phone or wireless devicePinging an Alternate Device such as your PC on the LAN Product Feature Data Channel If your LAN does not use a firewall to access the InternetScroll to http//local/waplite.wml Motorola ExampleMotorola Timeport Example Product Feature Additional Connection Parameters Appendix a Installing a WAP Gateway into a PC Infinite WAPLite Gateway by Captaris IncTo download the WAPlite software To load the WAPlite software on your PCIf the wireless device will not attach, check that Appendix B TroubleshootingIf Bler mode measurements have problems Etsi Test Mode measurements have problems If Internet Explorer cannot access the 8960 WelcomeBER measurement errors Phone can’t access browse real Internet sitesPhone won’t transmit IP datagrams in Data Channel functions Page Appendix C. Glossary
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