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3.3.1

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU

When

the

CELL .TEST

key

is

pressed

on

the

front

panel

of

the

Model-2500,

the

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU

along

with

the

menu

selections

are

displayed.

The

Cellular

Test

Mode

LED

will

also

illuminate

on

the

front

panel.

The

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU

consists

of

five

possible

selections

a~

shown

on

the

following

flow

chart:

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU

AUTOMATIC

TEST

MOBILE

TO

CELL

CALL

TEST

CELL

TO

MOBILE

CALL

TEST

PROGRAM

PRINT TEST

PARAMETERS

RESULTS

MANUAL

TESTS

MANUAL

TESTS

Each

menu

selection

is

displayed

on

line

2

of

the

VF

display.

The

user

can

scroll

through

each

menu

selection

by

pressing

the"DOWN

ARROW"

key

on

the

front

panel

of

the

Model-2500.

When

the

desired

menu

selection

is

displayed,

the

ENTER

key

may

then

be

pressed

to

execute

that

menu

selection.

Each

of

the

four

menu

selections

are

described

in

detail

in

the

paragraphs

to

follow.

IMPORTANT

NOTE

During

any

phase

of

a

cellular

test,

the

"CELL TEST"

key

on

the

front

panel

of

the

Model-2500

may

be

pressed

to

abort

or

terminate

current

operation,

and

to

return

to

the

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU.

To

return

to

the

SERVICE

MONITOR

mode,

press

the

"GEN"

key

or

the

"REC"

key.

3.3.2

PROGRAM

PARAMETERS

When

the

Model-2500

is

used

in

t~e

cellular

test

mode

for

the

first

time,

it

may

be

necessary

to

define

certain

cellular

system

parameters

prior

to

testing

a

cellular

telephone.

This

is

accomplished

by

selecting

the

PROGRAM

PARAMETERS

selection

from

the

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU,

followed

by

the

"ENTER"

key,

and

then

programming

the

parameters

that

follow.

These

parameters

are

saved

in

a

non-volatile

memory

when

power

is

removed

from

the

Model-2500.

The

factory

default

·

values

for

these

parameters

in

the

non-volatile

memory

are

set

to

typical

values

that

may

be

used

for

testing

cellular

telephones.

However,

in

special

cases,

you

may

want

to

redefine

these

parameters

to

suit

the

needs

of

your

test

procedure.

The

programmable

parameters

that

may

be

defined

by

the

user

are

listed

below

along

with

the

factory

default

value:

Parameter

Default

SYSTEM

ID

<SID>

SAT

FREQUENCY

DIGITAL

COLOR

CODE

<DCC)

EQUIPMENT SERIAL

NUMBER

FORMAT

( ESN)

FORWARD

CONTROL

CHANNEL

(FOCC)

INITIAL

VOICE

CHANNEL

LAST VOICE

CHANNEL

2500-MANUAL

PAGE

9

00000

6000

HZ

1

HEX

334

50

650

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