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• Measurement time-out resolution increased
The measurement time-out resolution has been increased from 1 second to 0.1 seconds. The minimum
time-out has also been reduced from 1 second to 0.1 seconds.
• Warning messages can be masked from the display
A new command is available in the DISPlay subsystem which allows you to set whether or not the test set
displays and beeps warning messages. For further information on this command refer to
"DISPlay:MESSage:MASKable:STATe" on page
interface (the Maskable Messages Display State field is available in the Instrument Setup menu in the
System Configuration screen).
A.03 Release - December 1999
Call Processing
• EFS
The Enhanced Full-rate Speech (EFS) feature provides the ability to set up a call in EFS mode.
• SACCH Tx Level Signalling
The mobile can now be commanded to use a different Tx level by signalling using the SACCH header alone.
In previous releases a FACCH assignment as well as the updated SACCH header was used.
Measurements
• I/Q Tuning
A new measurement that can be used to determine the quality of an I/Q modulator by measuring the power
of spurious signals at harmonics of 67.7 kHz.
• Simultaneous BER results
An enhancement to the BER measurement now allows all types of BER measurement results to be
returned at the same time if required.
• Dynamic Power
A new feature that performs a series of rapid power measurements on a mobile station. This is only
available via the test set's remote user interface.
Other
• Remote clear of error messages on screen
A new command can be sent over the GPIB to clear error messages from the screen to enhance use of the
test set in a remote situation. Previously, error messages on the screen could only be cleared through
manual intervention, by pressing a key on the front panel. For further information on this command refer
to "DISPlay:WINDow:ERRor:CLEar" on page
• Status field indication of external or internal reference
A status field has been implemented on the screen to indicate whether the test set has locked to an external
or an internal reference.
• Beeper ON/OFF setting is non-volatile
The ON/OFF setting of the beeper is now maintained through power-off. Previously, a power cycle would
reset the beeper to its default state of OFF.
294. This feature is also available over the manual
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