Last updated: October 19, 2012
(Generated Power Info Screen)
(DL Code Channel Info Screen)
The
Generator Information
screen allows you to set the test set's
Downlink Channel Codes and Levels
and
AWGN Power
.
It also displays the "current" power levels in use by the test set and the "desired" levels you've input, as explained below.
This section of the
Generator Information
screen displays the "current" and "desired" cell power, AWGN power and total power levels. To view this screen, you must select
Additional Screens (
F1
) -> Generated Power Info Screen
(
F2
) from the
Generator Information
screen.
If you request an invalid combination of power levels, the test set posts a persistent error and places the settings you've requested in the
Desired Level
column. The set of levels in use by the test set does not change until you request a valid combination of levels. At that point, the values in the
Current Level
and
Desired Level
columns will match.
The following requirements determine if the combination of power levels is valid:
To query the "desired" power levels, use the GPIB commands for setting/querying the levels (see Cell Power and AWGN Power ).
To query the "current" power levels, use the following commands:
Antenna Power (Current Level)
This parameter specifies the actual power level of all code channels transmitted on the antenna of the serving cell.
Antenna Power (Desired Level)
This parameter specifies the desired power level of all code channels transmitted on the antenna of the serving cell.
This section of the
Generator Information
screen displays the
Primary Scrambling Code
and downlink channel codes currently in use by the test set, as well as the "current" and "desired" downlink code channel levels (including OCNS). To view this screen, you must select
DL Code Channel Info Screen
(
F1
) from the
Generator Information
screen.
The relative power levels of the downlink code channels must add up to 100% of
Cell Power
(in the lab application, the relative power levels of the cell 2 downlink code channels must also add up to 100% of
Cell 2 Power
). When any code channel level is changed, the test set adds the relative levels of the code channels for that cell, and calculates a composite OCNS level that allows all of the code channels to sum to 100% of the power in that cell. Note that even if a code channel is not currently being generated, if its state is
On
, its power level is included in the OCNS calculation.
If the composite OCNS cannot be set such that the summation is 100% (i.e. the sum of the relative levels of the code channels is greater than 100%), the set of levels you've requested is invalid. The test set then posts a persistent error and places the settings you've requested in the
Desired Level
column. The set of levels in use by the test set does not change until you request a valid combination of levels. At that point, the values in the
Current Level
and
Desired Level
columns will match.
The set of levels is also invalid if you set any code channel level to greater than 30 dB below the Total RF Power .
To query the "desired" downlink code channel levels, use the GPIB commands for setting/querying the levels (see Downlink Channel Levels and Connected DL Channel Levels ).
To query the "current" downlink code channel levels, use the following commands:
Current Antenna 2 P-CPICH level
level
Manual Operation: How Do I Change Generator Information?