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CHANNEL

HAND-OFF

INCREMENT

ENABLE

DrMF

TEST

ENABLE

HOOK-FLASH

TEST

ENABLE

RX

SENSITIVITY

TEST

ENABLE

AUTOTEST

PRINTOUT

50

YES

YES

YES

YES

After

PROGRAM

PARAMETERS

is

selected

from

the

CELLULAR

TEST

MENU,

a

par-

meter

to

program

will

appear

on

the

first

line

of

the

VF

display.

The

currently

programmed

value

for

that

parameter

will

be

displayed

on

the

second

line

of

the

VF

.

display.

The

user

now

has

the

option

to

reprogram

that

parameter,

or

skip

to

the

next

parameter

without

modifying

the

par-

meter

currently

displayed.

To

skip

to

the

next

parameter,

press

the

"ENTER"

key

and

the

next

parameter

will

be

displayed.

To

reprogram

the

currently

displayed

parameter,

enter

the

data

required

for

that

parame-

ter,

as

described

below,

and

proceed

to

the

next

parameter

by

pressing

the

"ENTER"

key.

After

the

last

parameter

is

displayed,

pressing

the

"ENTER"

key

will

re-

turn

the

program

back

to

the

first

item

in

the

parameter

list.

The

user

may move

down

thru

the

programmable

parameters,

gne

at

a

time,

by

press-

ing

the

"ENTER"

key

to

view

the

currently

programmed

values.

To

exit

the

PROGRAM

PARAMETERS

mode,

and

return

to

the

"CELLULAR TEST MENU",

press

the

"CELL TEST"

key.

The

following

paragraphs

describe

each

par-

ameter

in

detail.

PASS/FAIL

TEST -

see

description

of

"SHIFT"

key

is

Section

3.2.

The

PASS/FAIL

feature

of

the

Model-2500

allows

the

user

to

quickly

determine

what

measurements

in

the

Automatic

Test

Results

printout

are

within

specified

limits.

Limits

specified

in

the

EIA

PASS/FAIL

Table

are

based

on

the

Electronic

Industries

Associations

IS-3-D

(Cellular

System;

Mobile

Station-Land

Station

Compatibility

Specifications).

Custom

limits

specified

by

the

user

are

also

available

as

an

option.

-

(See

example

of

Automatic

Test

Results

printout

and

PASS/FAIL

Table

Parameter

in

Section

3.3.4)

System

ID

(SID)

The

System

ID

is

a

five

digit

number

that

corresponds

to

the

home

system

ID

of

the

cellular

telephone

to

be

tested.

Every

cellular

system

.

has

it's

own

unique

system

ID.

If

the

system

ID

programmed

in

the

Model-

2500

is

different'

than

the

home

system

ID

in

the

cellular

telephone,

the

ROAM

indicator

on

the

cellular

telephone

will

illuminate,

indicating

that

the

cellular

telephone

is

not

in

it's

home

system.

If

the

system

ID

in

the

Model-2500

is

the

same

as

the

system

ID

in

the

cellular

tele-

phone,

the

ROAM

indicator

will

be

deactivated.

To

program

a

new

system

ID,

enter

the

five

digit

system

ID

number

(leading

zeroes

must

be

entered)

followed

by

the

"ENTER"

key.

2500-MANUAL

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