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Demonstration 5
Task planner
(continued)
Figure 9. Task list
Action 2: Compile task plan file (.TPF) with the free N934xC HSA PC software
Instructions for HSA
Edit the task list
Edit the task description, start/stop message, report contents, and limits
About report contents.
Four types of report content are provided:
1. Marker result. If this is selected, the N934xC will log the marker
readout if the marker is enabled in the state file. The upper and
lower limits can be set up for marker frequency and amplitude to
indicate the PASS/FAIL of the marker readout
2. Measure result. Measure result is only shown when the measure-
ment is CHP, OBW, or ACPR. The upper and lower limits can be set
up to indicate the PASS/FAIL of the measurement result
3. Save trace. If this is selected, the N934xC HSA will save the trace
(.TRC) at the end of the current task
4. Save screen. If this is selected, the N934xC HSA will capture the
screen (.JPG) at the end of the current task
Figure 10. Edit a task
Keystrokes for HSA
As shown in Figure 9, the task list can be easily edited:
– Click and to move up or down the file
– Click to delete task files
– Click to copy files
– Double click the selected task file to rename the selected task
The following demonstration is on Test 1: Channel power (Figure 10)
– Task description:
– Select CHP in the task list
– Input "wcdma chp" in the task description box
– Input "chp begin" in the start message box
– Input "chp end" in the stop message box
Note: Use the task description and start/stop message to provide
brief test setup instructions to field engineer/technician
– "End by Cycle" and set task duration to 1
– Set report contents as the following:
– CHP's lower limit is -12 dBm and upper limit is -8 dBm
– Select the task "OBW"
– Input "wcdma obw" in the Task Description box
– Input "obw begin" in the start message box
– Input "obw end" in the stop message box
– Set lower limit as 4 MHz and upper limit as 5 MHz
– Select the task "ACPR"
– Input "wcdma acpr" in the task description box
– Input "acpr begin" in the start message box
– Input "acpr end" in the stop message box
– Set ±5 MHz ACPR's lower limit as -60 dBc and upper limit as
-44.2 dBc
– Set ±10 MHz ACPR's lower limit as -60 dBc and upper limit as
-49.2 dBc