Agilent Technologies E6385A BBA Chan Stand 1=NAC 1=NAP 2=KP4, BBA Channel Number, BBA PN Offset

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Parameters

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•Select 1 for North American Cellular.

•Select 2 for North American PCS.

•Select 4 for Korean PCS P4.

3.BBA Channel Number

This parameter specifies the channel number for the BBA to be tested.

4.BBA PN Offset

This parameter specifies the PN offset for the BBA to be tested. If you are uncertain of this value, run the “PN Offset Search Test” on page 79) to measure it.

5.GN Code Domain Power Threshold

This parameter specifies the level for code domain power measurements. The level of

each Walsh channel is compared to this threshold level. If it exceeds the threshold

value, the channel is considered su		. If it falls below the threshold, the Walsh
channel is considered –su–	.

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NOTE	The useful range for entries into the Code Domain Power Threshold parameter is 0 to
	−30 dB. If you enter a value outside of this range, the Test Software will use the
	nearest value within the range.
	On su–		Walsh channels (when running code domain test sequences), the Test
	Software will measure and report:
	•	Code Domain Power
	•	Code Domain Timing
	•	Code Domain Phase

=4 GN Print Inactive Walsh Codes [0=no 1=yes]

This parameter specifies whether inactive Walsh channels will be reported. It is used

with the Code Domain Power Threshold parameter. Walsh channels with levels
below the Code Domain Power Threshold parameter entry are considered –	.

•Select 0 to cause the Test Software not to measure or report the inactive Walsh values.

•Select 1 to cause the Test Software to measure and report the code domain power for each of the inactive Walsh channels.

7.GN Stop Test if results fail [0=no 1=yes]

This parameter specifies whether the Test Software will stop on a failed measurement. An F appears in the P/F column of the test results to indicate a failure of that data point.

•Select 0 to cause the Test Software to continue running if a measured value is not within specifications.

•Select 1 to cause the Test Software to stop testing if a measured value is not within specifications.

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