Measurement Guide Agilent Technologies E7495A/B - TRS-RenTelco

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CDMA Analyzer Optional CDMA Tx Analyzer Measurement Settings Optional CDMA Tx Analyzer Measurement Settings You can change several optional measurement parameters in the CDMA Tx Analyzer: • “Setting the Channel or Frequency Step” on page 188 • “Setting the PN Increment” on page 189 • “Setting the CDMA Transmitter Reference Level” on page 191 • “Setting the Active Channel Threshold Level and Auto Threshold Level” on page 192 • “Setting Measurement Time” on page 193 • “Setting Quick Page Channel” on page 194 • “Setting Average, Sweep, and Restart” on page 195 • “Adding a Marker” on page 196 • “Setting the Pass/Fail Limits” on page 198 Setting the Channel or Frequency Step You can set the channel or frequency step so you can quickly increment to the next channel or frequency using the up and down arrow buttons. Step Notes CDMA Analyzer 1. [Chan Step] or [Freq Step] 2. Enter the desired channel or frequency step using the numeric keypad. This choice depends on the [Units] mode you are using. 3. [Enter] Notice (and verify) that the number you entered (the channel step number or the frequency step number) appears below the Chan Step or Freq Step text on the corresponding button. 188 Chapter 7
CDMA Analyzer Optional CDMA Tx Analyzer Measurement Settings Setting the PN Offset The PN Offset (Pseudo-Noise Offset) key allows you to set the analyzer to find the PN Offset automatically, or to set it to manually to a known value. The PN Offset is a short code sequence that provides a unique identifier for each sector of each cell site. There are 512 unique offsets 0 - 511), which the access terminals use to decode the information broadcast by the access network. Step Notes 1. [PN Offset] Each time you press this key, the setting toggles between Auto and Manual. 2. If you are setting the PN Offset manually, enter the PN Offset number using the numeric keypad. 3. If you are setting the PN Offset manually, press [Enter] Any value from 0 to 511 is valid. Notice (and verify) that the number you entered for your chosen PN Offset number appears below the PN Offset text on the corresponding button. Note that no number is displayed if the setting is Auto. Setting the PN Increment The PN Increment allows you to choose the increment step for the PN Offset. Typically the PN Increment is set to 1 when measuring CDMA transmitter performance while connected to the base station via RF cable. The PN Increment field enables you to search based on a step size of your choice. If PN Increment = 1 (default), the search will step through PN values by one PN at a time. If PN Increment = 5, it will step through PN values 0, 5, 10, and so on. The Measured PN displayed will be a multiple of 5, even if the actual PN is not a multiple of 5. If you know that all base stations in the area have fixed increments, then set the PN Increment field to that increment value. If you don’t know, then use the default value of 1. CDMA Analyzer Chapter 7 189
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