HP (Hewlett-Packard) HP 83206A Network Card User Manual


 
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Chapter 5, Programming the Cellular Adapter
Program Example
201 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:DTCH:DMAC?” !Confirm new power level
202 ENTER Testsys;DMAC_lvl ! read the power level
203 PRINT “The new power level is “;DMAC_lvl
204 ! End DTC power level change
205 ! Make measurements on the DTC
206 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:DMODE ‘MEAS’” !Change to Measure mode
207 WAIT 2 !Give Testsys time to service other processes
208 OUTPUT Testsys;”MEAS:DCCH:EVMM:FERR?” !Measure frequency error
209 ENTER Testsys;Freq_err ! read the frequency error
210 PRINT “The frequency error is “;Freq_err
211 OUTPUT Testsys;”MEAS:DCCH:EVMM:TPOW?” !Measure TX power
212 ENTER Testsys;TX_power ! read the TX power
213 PRINT “The TX power is “;TX_power
214 OUTPUT Testsys;”MEAS:DCCH:EVMM:DROop?” !Measure droop
215 ENTER Testsys;droop ! read droop
216 PRINT “The droop is “;droop
217 ! Change the measurement type to Average Power
218 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:MTYPe ‘AVG POWER’” !Measurement type
219 OUTPUT Testsys;”MEAS:DCCH:APOW?” ! Measure Average Power
220 WAIT 2 !Give Testsys time to service other processes
221 ENTER Testsys;Avg_power ! read Average Power
222 PRINT “The Average Power is “;Avg_power
223 ! End Average Power measurement
224 ! End measurements on the DTC
225 ! Set up AVC parameters in preparation for a handoff
226 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:VTYPE ‘AVC’” !Set channel type to AVC
227 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:AVCH:VCH 995” !Set voice channel to 995
228 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:AVCH:VMAC 4” !Set power level to 4
229 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:AVCH:SAT ‘6030Hz’” !Set the SAT
230 ! Handoff to the AVC
231 OUTPUT Testsys;”STAT:CALLP:PTR 32” !Latch Connect annunciator
232 ! positive transition
233 OUTPUT Testsys;”STAT:CALLP:NTR 0” !don’t latch negative transitions
234 OUTPUT Testsys;”*CLS” !Clear Event Status Registers
235 OUTPUT Testsys;”CPR:DCCH:HAND” !Handoff command
236 REPEAT !Wait until handoff has occurred and Test System is again in
237 ! Connect state.