Uat Ads-B Definition Parameters - Viavi ATC-5000NG Operation Manual

5.7.3.29 UAT TEST MODE TYPE
Command Syntax:
Description:
Numeric:
Default:
Example:
5.7.3.30 UAT TEST MODE PULSE WIDTH
Command Syntax:
Description:
Numeric:
Example:
5.7.4

UAT ADS-B DEFINITION PARAMETERS

The following set of commands allows the user to define ADS-B (airborne) UAT intruder.
5.7.4.1 ADDRESS QUALIFIER
Command Syntax:
Description:
Numeric:
Example:
Rev. L0
February 2020
{:ATC |:ATC5000NG}{:SCE |:SCENARIO}{:UAT}{:STEST}{:TYPE}SP<numeric>CR
This command specifies the UAT test mode type. This command is valid only for UAT scenario.
1 to 13 (decimal ASCII)
Value
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1 (Normal)
:ATC:SCE:UAT:STEST:TYPE 10\r
{:ATC |:ATC5000NG}{:SCE |:SCENARIO}{:UAT}{:STEST}{:WIDTH|:WID}SP<numeric>CR
This command sets the power width for the UAT test mode selected. This command is valid only
for UAT scenario. This command is valid for the 1090 Pulse Interference UAT test mode.
0 to 50 µs (decimal ASCII)
:ATC:SCE:UAT:STEST:WID 40\r
{:ATC |:ATC5000NG}{:SCE |:SCENARIO}{:STAT: |:STATIC: |:DYN: |:DYNAMIC:} <intruder no>{:
ADDRQ}SP<numeric>CR
This command sets the address qualifier of the specified intruder. The <intruder no> specifies the
number of the intruder in the channel grouping specified.
0 to 7 (decimal ASCII)
Value
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
:ATC:SCE:STAT:1:ADDRQ 5\r
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Test Mode Type
Normal
Overlapping
DME Fruit 12 µs spacing
Retrigger Long ADS-B Message
Retrigger Long Ground Link Message
1090 Pulse Interference
Ground Link Message Invalid MSO
Airborne Message Invalid MSO
Doppler Test
Modulation Frequency
DME Fruit 30 µs spacing
Doppler and Modulation Frequency
Receiver Selectivity
Address Type
ADS-B target with ICAO 24 bit address
ADS-B target with self-assigned temporary address
TIS-B or ADS-R target with ICAO 24 bit address
TIS-B target with track file identifier
Surface Vehicle
Fixed ADS-B Beacon
ADS-R target with non-ICAO address
Reserved
Operation, Remote Operation
Scenario Commands
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