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Chapter 4, Description of Fields
Fields
Test Procedure Run Mode
This field selects how the test will be run. The underlined entry is the active
choice.
• Continuous runs the tests in the test sequence one after another without stopping.
Testing pauses only if the operator is required to interact with the UUT or Test Set. In-
teractions such as changing UUT channels and setting squelch and audio levels cause
testing to pause. Selecting Stop in the If Unit-Under-Test Fails: field may
also stop a test.
• Single Step runs the tests in the test sequence one at a time. The operator is prompt-
ed to press Continue to proceed with testing.
Screens Where Field is Present
TESTS (Execution Conditions)
Test Status
The labels under Test Status are highlighted by annunciators. When lit, these
annunciators indicate that an event took place or that a condition exists. All status
annunciators can be queried over GPIB.
See
"Connected (annunciator)" on page 423
.
See
"Svc Opt 2/9 (annunciator)" on page 424
.
See
"Testing (annunciator)" on page 424
.
See
"Passed (annunciator)" on page 424
.
See
"Failed (annunciator)" on page 425
.
See
"Max Frames (annunciator)" on page 425
.
Connected (annunciator)
This annunciator indicates that the Test Set and a mobile station have completed
the signaling steps required to establish a CDMA call, and the Test Set has not had
any indication that the call has ended or should end.
• For a call to the mobile station (initiated by the Test Set), the mobile station
must ring and then be answered before this annunciator will light. When using
Service Option 2, the mobile station will automatically answer a call and go to
the Connected state.
• For a call to the Test Set (initiated by the mobile station), the Test Set will
automatically answer the call (if the
Answer Mode field is set to Auto), and the
Connected annunciator will light. If the Answer Mode field is set to Manual,
a message will appear prompting you to press the ANS key.
When a call is terminated, this annunciator will go out.