HP 83236B S Interface manual Index

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Index

A	B
access channel	bad measurements, 73
definition, 77	base station
Added White Gaussian Noise	definition, 77
definition, 77	beep
added white gaussian noise, 42	setting volume level, 59
Autostart, 57	beginning use of the software, 11
definition, 77
turning off, 57
turning on, 57
average power, 26
definition, 77
suspect measurement results, 73
AWGN, 42
definition, 77

C

cable losses receiver path, 53 transmitter path, 53

CDMA definition, 77

CDMA channel definition, 77

CDMA frequency assignment definition, 77

CDMA generator definition, 77

CDMA measurement not correlating, 69 CDMA TIMEBASE IN port, 60 Cellular Adapter

definition, 77 channel

definition, 77

channel plans, 51

check even second clock measurements

other, 46

clearing Save/Recall registers, 65 code channel

definition, 77

Code Division Multiple Access definition, 77

Code Domain Analyzer definition, 78

code domain measurements code domain phase, 34

definition, 78 code domain power, 30

definition, 78 code domain timing, 32

definition, 78

questionable measurement results, 74 compensation not performed, 67 Configuration Information

errors, 67 loading, 55 purging, 56 saving, 54

configure the software, 18 connections

diagrams, viewing, 58

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Contents CDMA/PCS Base Station Test Software, User’s Guide Restricted Operating Overview Conventions Used in this Book Contents Making Measurements Receiver Sensitivity Operating Overview Setting the Test System Beep Glossary Index Getting Started Introduction You must supply Required EquipmentSynth REF Load and Run the CDMA/PCS BS Test Software Tests Main Menu screen CDMA/PCS Test Software main menu features Select Configuration Information Menu Configure the SoftwareScroll to and select your band of interest User k1 If You Had ProblemsPerform Cdma Tests Perform Cdma Tests Making Measurements Making Measurements Transmitter Measurements Receiver Measurements Other OverviewRequirements Average PowerOverview Information Menu under TX Measurement Path Loss StepsModulation Quality Rho Measurement not Correlating in , Troubleshooting, on Code Domain Power Menu Code Domain Timing Details on the use of the Code Domain Analyzer screen Code Domain Phase Already selected Analyzer Transmit SpectrumSteps Go to Spectrum Analyzer @ Present Chan Steps Go to Spectrum Analyzer & Enter Freq Transmit Spectrum Receiver Sensitivity Main menu, enter the Base Station Channel number Receiver Performance in Additive Noise Error Rate FER is measured at each Eb/No levelEb/No Level Search for PN Offset PN Offset not Found Check Even-Second Clock Check for a valid clock signal from the base stationCorrelating in , Troubleshooting, on Check Even-Second Clock Operating Overview Reference ConfigurationInformation To select a new PCS Band Selecting a PCS BandChannel plans for PCS Band selections You must know the following loss values Compensating for TX and RX Measurement Path LossBeep Saving Configuration Information to MemoryRequirements Steps Loading Configuration Information from MemoryPurging Configuration Information from Memory Turning Off Using AutostartAutostart Feature Turning OnConnections Viewing Instrument ConnectionsSetting the Test System Beep To Memory on Cdma Base Station Operating Overview Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Memory Overflow Errors Errors When Loading and Running the SoftwareTest System Configuration Errors at Runtime Compensation not performed. Check Duplex OUT cable. Retry? Errors When Loading and Running the Software Cdma Measurement not Correlating Errors While Attempting MeasurementsErrors While Attempting Measurements Incorrect Base Station Channel entry Frame Error Rate Receiver MeasurementsErrors While Attempting Measurements Questionable Measurement Results Average PowerReceiver Tests Rho MeasurementsCode Domain MeasurementsSensitivity tests random data not selected for signal source Questionable Measurement Results Glossary Glossary Modulation Quality See Rho Glossary Glossary Glossary Index Index FER Index Oqpsk PCS Qpsk UCT Walsh chip