Motorola R2010D Operator's Manual page 17

CELLULAR MAN TEST MODE
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RADIO TYPE: MOTOROLA CT SERIES
FIGURE 10.
MANUAL TEST MODE DISPLAY
Move the cursor down to the command line. Enter
the desired command. The R2008D/R2010D will
echo back a mnemonic describing the command. If
the particular command requested requires addi-
tional bytes, dashed lines indicate where they should
be entered on the screen. See figure 10. If this is the
case, move the cursor over to the dashed lines and
make the necessary entries. If hexadecimal data is re-
quired, use the normal 0-9 keys, but in addition, use
the 'up/down' keys, of DISPLAY, FUNCTION and
MODULATION to obtain A-F. The 'up/down' keys
of DISPLAY are used for A and B. The 'up/down'
keys of FUNCTION are used for C and D. The 'up/
down' keys of MODULATION are used forE and F.
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CELLULAR MAN TEST
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FIGURE 11. MANUAL TEST DISPLAY
To send the command to. the transceiver unit, return
the cursor to the home position and enter a '2'. The
command will then be sent along with any additional
bytes required. The operator is now free to send addi-
tional commands or to exit the screen and measure
parameters using the other R2008D/R2010D test
modes.
If the command sent requires that the cellular tele-
phone return information, the R2008D/R2010D will
display the returned data automatically.
If failures occur in this handshaking procedure, an
error message is displayed on the bottom of the
screen.
Normally, the first command entered is an 01 com-
mand (SUSPEND) to set the transceiver into the test
mode so that the other commands can be utilized.
Otherwise, only STATUS, TURNAROUND, RE-
SET, RESTART and SUSPEND will function.
Repeats of the same command can be made by multi-
ple entries of '2' while the cursor is in the home posi-
tion.
For a list of the 43 possible commands, see appendix
F.