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General| Frequency Range | 10 MHz to 20 GHz |
|---|---|
| Output Power | +13 dBm |
| Power Stability | ±0.5 dB |
| Non-harmonic Spurious | <-60 dBc |
| Interface | GPIB |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Describes the guide's objectives, coverage, and the product's warranty and licensing.
Provides contact information for support and questions related to product use.
Explains text formatting, key combinations, and menu navigation used in the manual.
Explains hazard symbols, notes, warnings, and cautions presented in the document.
General safety, hazard symbols, and conditions of use for the instrument.
Details safety precautions and specifications for using the external power supply.
Covers safety for the battery pack, including handling, storage, and charging.
States the product's compliance with relevant European Union directives.
Provides a general description of the instrument and its purpose.
Lists the key features and functionalities of the 2201R Mobile Tester.
Specifies the instrument's operating and storage temperature and humidity conditions.
Details available hardware and software options and accessories for the tester.
Guide on powering up, using front panel controls, and initial setup.
Instructions for powering down the instrument using front and rear panel switches.
Information on the battery pack, charging, indication, and removal procedures.
Describes the LCD screen layout, soft key functions, and data input methods.
Explains how to interpret output numerically and graphically using statistics bars.
Steps to connect the Device Under Test (DUT) using an RF cable.
Describes manual, Lector-driven, remote, and autorun operational modes.
Connecting external keyboard, flash drive, and LAN/serial interfaces.
Transferring data between internal and USB storage using the File Manager.
Configuring instrument language, date, and time settings.
Overview of manual GSM testing procedures and instrument modes.
Basic and advanced network settings for tests including channels and codes.
Testing Voice Group Call Service and emergency call scenarios.
Procedures for testing mobile phones supporting multiple frequency bands.
Verifying phone's ability to receive and initiate calls.
Displaying phone info like IMEI, IMSI, power class, and revision level.
Procedures for sending/receiving SMS in idle and call modes.
Measuring TX parameters like power, frequency error, and phase.
Measuring RX level and quality using the mobile phone's estimation.
Detailed receiver performance tests (BER, RBER, FBER) using the tester.
Testing GPRS packet data transmission including BLER and TX parameters.
Testing EDGE packet data transmission including BLER and TX parameters.
Overview of the Autotest option and its requirements.
Transferring test scripts and configurations via USB drive.
Steps to execute an autotest, including selecting tests and aborting.
Understanding test outcomes, verdicts, and failure codes.
Saving and moving test reports to a USB drive for analysis.
Customizing Autotest settings, test channels, and file naming.
Methods for organizing and naming test result files.
Procedures for calibrating the instrument for accurate measurements.
Checking firmware, hardware, and calibration dates.
Installing new firmware via USB or FTP, and managing stored versions.
Enabling optional features using license keys.
Tables detailing power control settings and their variations across GSM systems.
Steps and information required for returning equipment for repair.
Terms and conditions for using the software, including definitions and rights.
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