Signal Config Tab (6GR)

The Signal Config tab describes the signal to be analyzed. It holds a toolbar, a carrier selector, and three inner tabs — Carrier Mapping, Carrier Definition, and Auto Detection. Most parameters are auto-coupled — see Auto and Manual Parameter Coupling.

Toolbar

The toolbar at the top of the tab provides Preset to Standard, Import/Export Signal Definition (.ksd), and 6GR Visualizer, and shows the import result summary after an import has run.

6GR Visualizer... draws the configuration entered on this tab as an interactive time-versus-frequency resource grid in a separate window, which is a quick way to confirm that the carriers, bandwidth parts, and channel allocations you have set up describe the signal you intended. If the 6GR Visualizer is already open, clicking this button refreshes it to show the latest configuration changes.

Carrier Selector

Carrier - Selects which component carrier the Carrier Mapping and Carrier Definition tabs describe. The selected carrier is also the display carrier: unpinned per-carrier traces (for example, Summary rather than CC0 Summary) show this carrier's results. See Available Trace Data.

Configuration Tabs

The Signal Config tab holds three inner tabs:

Carrier Mapping — maps the carrier into the measurement: frequency offset, cell identity, input channels, band configuration, transient exclusion, and signal repetition.
Carrier Definition — defines the signal structure of the carrier: its resource grid, bandwidth parts, physical channels and signals, CORESETs, and search spaces.
- Resource Grid
- DL-BWP (downlink)
- UL-BWP (uplink)
- SS/PBCH (downlink)
- PDSCH (downlink)
- PUSCH (uplink)
- CORESET (downlink)
- SEARCHSPACE (downlink)
- PDCCH (downlink)
Auto Detection — an alternative to entering the signal structure by hand: the demodulator determines the SS/PBCH configuration and the PDSCH Physical Downlink Shared Channel or PUSCH allocations from the signal itself, reports what it found, and can copy those parameters into the Carrier Definition tab.
- SS/PBCH Results
- PDSCH Results (downlink)
- PUSCH Results (uplink)

The first two tabs describe the carrier selected by Carrier. Auto Detection applies to the measurement as a whole and is not affected by that selector.