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Test Descriptions
TEST_29 - RXA MRI
TEST_29 - RXA MRI
Description
This test sweeps the level of the RF carrier generated by the test
system on a forward voice channel. The RF level is stepped from a
higher level to a lower level where the step size is set by the user via the
parameter table. The start and stop RF levels are hardcoded to -50 dBm
and -110 dBm. At each level step, the MRI Parameter Message is sent
to the MSUT with the RSSI and BER threshold fields set to zero. This
induces the MSUT to report the current status of its RSSI and BER
measurements via the reverse voice channel. These RSSI and BER
values are then displayed.
Background
MRI stands for Mobile Reported Interference, RSSI stands for Received
Signal Strength Indicator, and BER stands for Bit Error Rate. NAMPS
phones are able to report RSSI and BER values to the base station on
command. The BER pertains to the signaling used on narrow voice
channels. This test can only be run on a narrow voice channel on an
NAMPS mobile unit.
Pass/Fail Limits Used
• None
Parameters Used
• 1. CPA Control Channel [1-799 or 991 -1023]
• 2. CPA DSAT Vector
• 3. CPA Enter Ph# [0=If Needed,1=Always,Here]
• 4. CPA MIN From? [0=RECC,1=All 0’s,2=Phone #]
• 5. CPA Prt RECC RVC Data [0=no 1=yes 2=fail]
• 22. RX RF Level for Signaling (dBm)
• 26. RXA MRI Step Level (dBm)
• 49. TXA TS Atten for Signaling [0, 20, 40] (dB)
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