Wavetek TETRA MS Test Operating Instructions Manual page 32

TETRA MS Test
This is the peak value of the
Peak vector
vector error from all symbols
err.
over the whole burst or period.
Frame alignment Normally, the mobile station
tunes its timing to the one it
receives from the base station.
This measurement shows the
timing error in the MS
transmission. If the MS signal is
not synchronized to the signal
transmitted by the STABILOCK,
the result field shows "------".
At the displayed RF level (dBm)
P-Sensitivity
the mobile was able to decode a
Paging Request command for a
last time and successfully
acknowledged it. This value can
be used as a measure of the
mobile receiver sensitivity.
Test results under remote control
IEEE command String position
RESULt1 12345678901234567890
aaaaaaaaa;bbbbb;****
RESULt2 12345678901234567890
aaaaa;bbbbb;ccccc;**
RESULt3 12345678901234567890
aaaaa;bbbbb;ccccc;**
12345678901234567890
RESULt4
aaaaaaaa;bbbbbbbb;cd
12345678901234567890
RESULt5
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
12345678901234567890
RESULtB
aaaaaaaa;***********
12345678901234567890
RESULtC
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
10-32
Measurements
0.300
±0.25 symbol periods
–
Result
a = TX power (incl. dimension)
b = Freq. error (Hz)
* = reserved
a = Residual carrier power (%)
b = RMS vector error
c = Peak vector error
* = reserved
a = reserved
b = reserved
c = Frame alignment (symbols)
* = Reserved
a = TEI
b = SSI
c = MS type: 0=simplex, 1=duplex
d = ETS information
0=ETS 300 392 ED1, no security
1=ETS 300 392 ED1, 300 392-7 ED2
2=ETS 300 392 ED2, 300 392-7 ED2
a = dialed number (MS-CALL), left
justified, remaining characters = spaces
a = Value of paging sensitivity,
eg "-116 dBm"
* = reserved
a = Burst type in case of MEASURE
(eg "continuous" or "full slot burst", left
justified, remaining characters = spaces