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Parameter Descriptions

4. CPA MIN From? [0=RECC,1=All 0’s,2=Phone #]

4. CPA MIN From? [0=RECC,1=All 0’s,2=Phone

This parameter specifies from where the Test Set will get the Mobile

Identification Number (MIN) of the MSUT.

Setting parameter 4 to 0=RECC causes the Test Set to get the MIN from

the Reverse Control Channel (RECC) Data. The RECC Data (data sent

on the control channel from the MSUT to the Test Set) sent during a

registration or an origination is read by the Test Set to obtain the MIN.

Setting parameter 4 to 1=All 0’s causes the Test Set to use a MIN

consisting of all zeros. An all zero MIN is an invalid MIN according to

the IS-95 standard. Because some phones initially have an all zero MIN

after being manufactured or serviced, this parameter (when set to

1=All 0’s) allows the Test Set to page phones with an all zero MIN.

NOTE

An all zero MIN can also be entered into the Test Set by setting

parameter 4 to 0=RECC and getting the MIN from the RECC Data from

a MSUT that has an all zero MIN.

NOTE

If parameter 4 is set to 1=All 0’s, then parameter 3. CPA Enter Ph#

[0=If Needed,1=Always,Here] is not used.

Setting parameter 4 to 2=Phone # causes the Test Set to derive the

MIN from the phone number, depending on the entry in parameter 3.

CPA Enter Ph# [0=If Needed,1=Always,Here] described below:

• If parameter 3 contains a phone number, the phone number is used

to derive a MIN.

• If parameter 3 is set to 0=If Needed or 1=Always, the user will be

prompted for a phone number if needed. This phone number will be

used to derive the MIN.

NOTE

If a registration or an origination test is performed that causes a new

MIN to be entered into the Test Set, this new MIN will then be used

instead of the MIN obtained as specified by parameter 4.

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