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S:\Hp8960\E1962B CDMA 2000\Pi Release\Reference Guide\Chapters\cdma2000_prog_cpow.fm
Programming a Channel Power Measurement
Programming a Channel Power Measurement
This section provides an example of how to make a channel power measurement via GPIB.
The following program example assumes that the mobile station’s antenna output is connected to the RF
IN/OUT connector, and the mobile station has found service.
For information on configuring the test set for a call, see “Step 4: Make a connection” on page 110.
The basic procedure to measure digital average power is as follows:
1. Make a call.
2. Configure the digital average power setup parameters using the “SETup:CPOWer” subsystem.
3. Use open and/or closed loop power control to set the mobile station power level.
4. Start the channel power measurement using the “INITiate” subsystem.
5. Use the “FETCh:CPOWer” command to obtain the measurement results.
Programming Example
10 RE-SAVE "c:\roadhog\programs\chan_pwr.txt"
20 !This program measures Channel Power
30 !Refer to "Minimum Controlled Output Power" in TIA/EIA-98-D for standards and
specifications
40 CLEAR SCREEN
50 A=714
60 !
70 !***Specify call parameters***
80 Systype$="DIGITAL2000" !Cell system type
90 Band$="USCELLULAR" !Cell band
100 Channel=384 !RF channel
110 Sid=1 !System Identification
120 Nid=1 !Network Identification
130 Radio_config$="F3R3" !Radio configuration
140 Service_opt$="SO2" !Service Option
150 !
160 !***Specify test parameters***
170 Loss_frequency$="836 MHZ,881 MHZ" !Reverse channel, forward channel frequencies for
amplitude offset (path loss)
180 Expected_loss$="-3,-3" !Path loss at reverse channel, forward channel frequencies
190 Ior=-25 !Cell Power
200 Pilot=-7 !Pilot channel power level
210 Traffic=-7.4 !Traffic channel power level
220 !
230 ON TIMEOUT 7,20 CALL Timeout !Calls "Timeout" routine
240 OUTPUT A;"SYST:COMM:GPIB:DEB:STAT ON" !Turns GPIB debug state on
250 OUTPUT A;"SETUP:CPOWER:TIMEOUT:STIME 10 S" !Sets channel power timeout to 10 seconds
260 !
270 !***Set up path loss***
280 OUTPUT A;"SYSTEM:CORRECTION:SFREQUENCY ";Loss_frequency$ !Enters frequencies in
Amplitude Offset table