CALL:COUNt

Function

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:CLEar:MS:ALL" !Clears all data counters.

Function

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:CLEar:MS:IP" !Clears the IP counters.

Function

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:CLEar:MS:RLP" !Clears the RLP counters.

Function

Queries the number of IP (Internet Protocol) packets and bytes transferred between the test set and the wireless device on both the forward and reverse channels. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Forward packets
2. Forward bytes
3. Reverse packets
4. Reverse bytes

When IP counters reach their maximum value, they remain at that value until cleared.

See Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:IP:ALL?" !Queries the packet and byte count on the forward and reverse channels

Function

Queries the number of IP (Internet Protocol) packets and bytes transferred between the wireless device and the test set on the forward channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Packets
2. Bytes

When IP counters reach their maximum value, they remain at that value until cleared.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:IP:RX?"
!Queries the IP packet and byte count on the forward channel.

Function

Queries the number of IP (Internet Protocol) packets and bytes transferred between the wireless device and the test set on the reverse channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Packets
2. Bytes

When IP counters reach their maximum value, they remain at that value until cleared.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9,999,999,999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:IP:TX?" !Queries the IP packet and byte count on the reverse channel.

Function

Queries the total number of frames and octets received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames
2. Octets

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX?" !Queries the total number of frames and octets received by RLP on forward channel.

Function

Queries the number of ACK control frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:ACK?" !Queries the forward channel ACK frame counts.

Function

Queries the number of new data frames and octets (data being sent for the first time) received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames.
2. Octets.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:DATA:NEW?" !Queries forward channel new data frame count.

Function

Queries the number of retransmitted data frames and octets received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames.
2. Octets.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:DATA:REXMitted?" !Queries forward channel retransmitted data frame count.

Function

Queries the number of fill frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:FILL?" !Queries the forward channel FILL frame count.

Function

Queries the number of idle frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:IDLE?" !Queries the forward channel IDLE frame count.

Function

Queries the number of NAK control frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:NAK?" !Queries the forward channel NAK frame count.

Function

Queries the number of data frames that have had retransmission requested in a NAK control frame on the forward channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames
2. Segments

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:NAKKed?" !Queries the forward channel NAKKED frame and segment counts.

Function

Queries the number of SYNC/ACK control frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:SACK?" !Queries the forward channel SACK frame count.

Function

Queries the number of SYNC control frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the forward channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:SYNC?" !Queries the forward channel SYNC frame count.

Function

Queries the total number of frames and octets received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames
2. Octets

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX?"
!Queries the total number of frames and octets received by RLP on received channel.

Function

Queries the number of ACK control frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:ACK?"
!Queries the reverse channel ACK frame count.

Function

Queries the number of new data frames and octets (data being sent for the first time) received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames.
2. Octets.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:DATA:NEW?"
!Queries the reverse channel new data frame count.

Function

Queries the number of retransmitted data frames and octets received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames.
2. Octets.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:DATA:REXMitted?"
!Queries the reverse channel retransmitted data frame count.

Function

Queries the number of error frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:ERRor?"
!Queries the reverse channel error frame count.

Function

Queries the number of fill frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:FILL?"
!Queries the reverse channel FILL frame count.

Function

Queries the number of idle frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:IDLE?"
!Queries the reverse channel IDLE frame count.

Function

Queries the number of NAK frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:NAK?"
!Queries the reverse channel NAK frame count.

Function

Queries the number of data frames that have had retransmission requested in a NAK control frame on the reverse channel. Results are returned in the following order:

1. Frames
2. Segments

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:NAKKed?"
!Queries the reverse channel NAKKED frame count.

Function

Queries the number of SYNC/ACK control frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:RX:SACK?"
!Queries the reverse channel SACK frame count.

Function

Queries the number of SYNC control frames received by the RLP on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:SYNC?"
!Queries the reverse channel SYNC frame count.

Function

Queries the number of unknown frames received by the RLP (Radio Link Protocol) on the reverse channel.

When RLP counters reach their maximum value, they automatically reset to zero and resume the count.

See Data Counters .

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:MS:RLP:TX:UNKNown?"
!Queries the reverse channel unknown frame count.

Function

This command clears all traces from the data throughput monitor display and resets the numeric summary table values to zero.

Requirements

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:CLEar"
!Clears all Data Throughput Monitor results.

Function

This query returns the summary table values (except for Marker) for any of the four traces:

• OTA Tx

• OTA Rx

• IP Tx

• IP Rx

The query results for each trace will be returned in a comma-separated string with values in the following order:

• Average data throughput (bps)

• Current data throughput (bps)

• Peak data throughput (bps)

• Total data transfer (bytes)

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Programming Examples

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTATx:DRATe? !Queries OTA Tx summary

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTARx:DRATe? !Queries OTA Rx summary

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPTX:DRATe? !Queries IP Tx summary

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPRX:DRATe? !Queries IP Rx summary

Function

This command sets which data throughput traces are displayed.

Range: 1|ON|0|OFF

OTA Tx - ON

OTA Rx - ON

IP Tx - OFF

IP RX - OFF

Requirements

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPTX:DISPlay:STATe ON"
!Turns the IP TX display state ON.

Function

This query returns 600 comma-separated trace values for spreadsheet plotting. These values represent the most recent 10 minute trace data collection period.

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Programming Examples

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTATx:TRACe?"
!Queries OTA Tx trace data

Function

This query returns 600 comma-separated trace values for the last 10-minute trace data collection period captured since the data throughput monitor was enabled or cleared. To find out how many 10-minute periods have elapsed, see CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor[:ALL]:TRACe:HISTory?

These values represent the most recent 10 minutes of trace value collection. Trace values can be obtained for any of the four traces:

• OTA Tx

• OTA Rx

• IP Tx

• IP Rx

Query

Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Programming Examples

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor[:ALL]:TRACe:HISTory:UNUMber?"
!Queries OTA Tx trace data

Function

This query returns the number of 10-minute trace data collection periods since the last time the monitor was enabled or cleared.

Query

Range: 0 to 2,147,483,647 10-minute periods, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 1

Requirements

Programming Examples

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:TRACe:HISTory?"
!Queries the number of 10-minute collection periods

Function

This command sets the time span (x-axis) for the data throughput monitor graphical display.

Range: 5 to 600 seconds

Query

Range: 5 to 600 seconds

Requirements

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:ALL:DISPlay:SPAN:TIME 100"
!Sets the data throughput monitor time span to 100 seconds.

Function

This command sets the data rate range (y-axis) for the data throughput monitor graphical display.

Start Range: 0 to 4999 kbps
Stop Range: 1 to 5000 kbps

Query

Start Range: 0 to 4999 kbps
Stop Range: 1 to 5000 kbps

Start: 0 kbps
Stop: 100 kbps

Requirements

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALCulate:COUNt:DTMonitor:ALL DISPlay:DRATe:STOP 50"
!Sets the data throughput monitor range to stop at 50 kbps.