Agilent Technologies N9360A Programming Manual page 214

Programming Command Reference
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• <int 2> (1 digit) contains test results by the total sums of 3
bits as follows.
bit 0 (1): Pass or Fail result for Sensitivity BER II
bit 1 (2): Pass or Fail result for Sensitivity FER
bit 2 (4): Pass or Fail results for BER IB
Each bit is set to 0 if the test is pass, or each bit is set to 1 if the
test is fail. The value in the parentheses is decimal value for
each bit. Refer to Setting and Querying the Registers
page 4-18.
• <real 3> (up to 5 letters), <real 4> (up to 5 letters) and
<real 5> (up to 5 letters) are the measured Sensitivity BER
II, FER and BER IB data respectively ranging from 0.00 to
100.00 in %. If any measurement result is out of range or the
Sensitivity is not measured, the value 99.99 is returned.
When the mode is set to GPRS or EGPRS, refer to
Measurement (GPRS/EGPRS mode)
When Test loop C is set, refer to
Sensitivity BLER Measurement (GPRS/EGPRS mode)
TESTs:MANual:RESults:SENSitivity?
This query command returns the Sensitivity measurement
result values <int 1>, <int 2>, <real 3> and <real 4>,
when GSM mode is selected and the Test Loop Mode is set to A.
Each value is separated by a comma.
• <int 1> (1digit) is fixed to 1.
• <int 2> (1digit) is the test result for the 0 (pass) or 1 (fail).
• <real 3> is fixed to 99.99.
• <real 4> (up to 5 letters) is the measured Sensitivity BLER
data ranging from 0.00 to 100.00 in %. If measurement
result is out of range or the Sensitivity is not measured, the
value 99.99 is returned.
If the mode is set to GSM, refer to
(GSM mode, Testloop Mode A)
Sensitivity BLER
on page 5-156.
BER Measurement
Sensitivity BER and FER Measurement
on page 5-155.
N9360A Multi UE Tester GSM Programming Manual
on
on page 5-157.