Save and Recall Registers

Last updated: July 30, 2009

Description

The test set provides up to ten save/recall registers. Each register is identified by a number (1-10).

Note that the registers 6 to 10 are only applicable to a test application with the required Revision To Current (R2C) license.

This section details the following:

Recalling Saved Registers

Press the Register recall hardkey.

Use the knob to scroll to a register that is labeled Full and press the knob.

When a register is recalled, the test set will clear all active measurements and display the Call Setup Screen. Registers can only be recalled in the format they were saved in. For example, in a fast switching application, a register that is saved in a specific format must also be recalled in that same format. If a register is attempted to be recalled in a format other than the one it was saved in, the following error will occur:

CAUTION

If the test set has had hardware options installed since the last time a registers were saved, delete the registers and re-save them. Failure to perform this step could result in a non-recoverable firmware "assert" when performing a register recall.

Deleting Saved Registers

Pressing the DELETE hardkey will display a menu indicating which registers have been saved (they are labeled "Full").

Use the knob to scroll to a register and press the knob. Select Yes to confirm the selection.

Settings that are Saved

All functions and parameters that have an associated static state or settable value will be saved. For example:

Cell parameters (System ID, Network ID, etc.)
Call control parameters (System Type, Operating Mode, etc.)
Measurement setup parameters (Trigger Arm state, Measurement Timeout, etc.)
Call Parms (Cell Power, Cell Band, etc.)

Settings that are not Saved

Functions that trigger immediate actions, such as originating a call or calibrating a measurement are not saved.

Settings saved in non-volatile memory (settings that are unchanged when power is cycled or the test set is preset) are not saved. For example:

LAN IP Address
Date/Time
RF IN/OUT Amplitude Offset
All other settings on the Instrument Setup menu on the System Config screen.
Measurement results
Call status
Active measurements

Read-only call processing results such as Mobile Station Information tables are not saved.

Saving Current Settings to a Register

To save the current state of the test set, press the SAVE hardkey.

A menu will be displayed that shows the status of all five registers. If the register status is "Full", the register has had instrument settings saved to it. If the register status is "Empty", it does not currently contain any instrument settings.

Use the knob to scroll to a register and press the knob. If the selected register is currently Full, select Yes in the Overwrite Save Reg? window and it will be overwritten.