CALL:STATus

Last updated: May 19, 2009

CALL:STATus[:STATe][:VOICe]?

Function	GSM TA	This query returns the status of the call. For details on the call states see Call Processing State Synchronization .
	GSM/GPRS LA
	EGPRS LA
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS.
Query		Range: IDLE \| SREQ \| ALER \| CONN \| DISC
*RST setting		IDLE
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS TA	Revision: A.01 and above
	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: C.01 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:STATE?"

CALL:STATus[:STATe]:DATA?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM.
	GPRS TA	This query returns the status of the data connection. For details on the data connection states see Data Connection Processing State Synchronization . SUSP is only applicable to the lab applications.
	EGPRS TA
	GSM/GPRS LA
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: GPRS Test Application: IDLE \| ATTG \| DET \|ATT \| STAR \| END \| TRAN GSM/GPRS Lab Application: IDLE \| ATTG \| DET \|ATT \| STAR \| END \| TRAN \| PDPAG \| PDP \| PDPD \| DCON \| SUSP
*RST setting		IDLE
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS TA	Revision: A.01 and above
	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: C.01 and above Revision E.00.12 adds SUSP
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:DATA?"

CALL:STATus:MS:IP:ADDRess[1|]2|3|4:CONText:PRIMary?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the Primary PDP context status of IP address 1, 2, 3, or 4 respectively. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: ACTive \| INACtive
*RST setting		INAC
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: E.00.12 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:IP:ADDRESS2:CONTEXT:PRIMARY?"

CALL:STATus:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:PRIMary:LLCSapi?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the LLC SAPI for the Primary PDP Context of IP address 1, 2, 3, or 4 respectively. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 3 \| 5 \| 7 \| 9
*RST setting		None
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: E.00.12 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:IP:ADDRESS2:CONTEXT:PRIMARY:LLCSAPI?"

CALL:STATus:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:PRIMary:NSAPi?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the NSAPI for the Primary PDP Context of IP address 1, 2, 3, or 4 respectively. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 1 to 16
*RST setting		None
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: E.00.12 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:IP:ADDRESS2:CONTEXT:PRIMARY:NSAPI?"

CALL:STATus:MS:IP:ADDRess[1|]2|3|4:CONText:SECondary1|2|3?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the Secondary PDP context (1, 2 or 3) status of IP address 1, 2, 3, or 4 respectively. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: ACTive \| INACtive
*RST setting		INAC
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: F.00.37 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:IP:ADDRESS2:CONTEXT:SECONDARY1?"

CALL:STATus:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:SECondary1|2|3:LLCSapi?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the LLC SAPI for the Secondary PDP Context (1, 2 or 3) of IP address 1, 2, 3, or 4 respectively. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 3 \| 5 \| 7 \| 9
*RST setting		None
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: F.00.37 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:IP:ADDRESS2:CONTEXT:SECONDARY1:LLCSAPI?"

CALL:STATus:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:SECondary1|2|3:NSAPi?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the NSAPI for the Secondary PDP Context (1, 2 or 3) of IP address 1, 2, 3, or 4 respectively. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 1 to 16
*RST setting		None
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: F.00.37 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:IP:ADDRESS2:CONTEXT:SECONDARY1:NSAPI?"

CALL:STATus:(PDTCH|PDTChannel):BLERror?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM.
	GPRS TA	This query returns the block error rate (BLER) result and the number of blocks tested to calculate the BLER result. The BLER result is only available when the data connection type is set to BLER (see CALL:FUNCtion:CONNection:TYPE ). The BLER result is only updated when the data connection state is transferring (TRAN). See CALL:STATus[:STATe]:DATA? . To reset the BLER result you must use SYSTem:MEASurement:RESet . The BLER result does not reset automatically when you connect a different GPRS mobile station. If you require more details on BLER, see Block Error Rate (BLER) Reports Description .
	EGPRS TA
	GSM/GPRS LA
	EGPRS LA
Query		Block error rate Range: 0 to 100 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1 Blocks tested Range: 0 to 100000 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1
*RST setting		Block error rate: 9.91E+37 (NAN), Blocks tested: 9.91E+37 (NAN)
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS TA	Revision: A.01 and above
	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: C.01 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PDTCh:BLERror?"

CALL:STATus:(PDTCH|PDTChannel):TERRor?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM.
	GPRS TA	This query returns the burst timing error report which provides a course indication of the difference between the actual and expected burst reception times. The error is calculated on a burst by burst basis from the adaptive equalization filter coefficients. The reporting period for burst timing error is approximately 0.5 seconds, and the value returned is the peak timing error occurring during the period. Note that this report is not based on a demodulated midamble position. When there are no active PDTCHs, Burst Timing Error results are not available
	EGPRS TA
	GSM/GPRS LA
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: -8 to +30 T and 9.91 E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 0.25 T
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS TA	Revision: A.01 and above
	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: C.01 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PDTCh:TERRor?"

CALL:STATus:(PDTCH|PDTChannel):USFBler[:ASSigned]?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to the GSM test application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to the GPRS test application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the Assigned USF block error rate (USF BLER) percentage and the number of blocks tested to calculate the USF BLER result. The USF BLER results are only updated when the data connection state is transferring (TRAN). See CALL:STATus[:STATe]:DATA? . To reset the USF BLER results you must use SYSTem:MEASurement:RESet . The USF BLER results do not reset automatically when you connect a different GPRS mobile station.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Assigned USF BLER Range: 0 to 100 percent and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1 Assigned blocks tested Range: 0 to 100000 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1
*RST setting		Assigned USF BLER: 9.91E+37, assigned locks tested: 9.91E+37
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: D.01 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PDTCh:USFBler?"

CALL:STATus:(PDTCH|PDTChannel):USFBler:ALL?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to the GSM test application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to the GPRS test application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the Assigned USF Block Error Rate (USF BLER) percentage measured, total number of assigned USF BLER blocks measured, Unassigned USF BLER percentage measured, and number of total unassigned blocks measured. The USF BLER results are only updated when the data connection state is transferring (TRAN). See CALL:STATus[:STATe]:DATA? . To reset the USF BLER results you must use SYSTem:MEASurement:RESet . The USF BLER results do not reset automatically when you connect a different GPRS mobile station.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Assigned USF BLER Range: 0 to 100 percent and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1 Assigned blocks tested Range: 0 to 100000 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1 Unassigned USF BLER Range: 0 to 100 percent and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1 Unassigned blocks tested Range: 0 to 100000 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1
*RST setting		Assigned USF BLER: 9.91E+37 (NAN), assigned blocks tested: 9.91E+37 Unassigned USF BLER: 9.91E+37, unassigned blocks tested: 9.91E+37
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: D.01 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PDTCh:USFBler:ALL?"

CALL:STATus:(PDTCH|PDTChannel):USFBler:UNASsigned?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to the GSM test application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to the GPRS test application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the Unassigned USF Block Error Rate (USF BLER) percentage and the total number of blocks tested to calculate the USF BLER result. The USF BLER results are only updated when the data connection state is transferring (TRAN). See CALL:STATus[:STATe]:DATA? . To reset the USF BLER result you must use SYSTem:MEASurement:RESet . The USF BLER results do not reset automatically when you connect a different GPRS mobile station.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Block error rate Range: 0 to 100 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1 Blocks tested Range: 0 to 100000 and 9.91E+37 (NAN) Resolution: 1
*RST setting		Unassigned USF BLER: 9.91E+37, Unassigned blocks tested: 9.91E+37
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: D.01 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PDTCh:USFBler:UNASsigned?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4[:CONText][:PRImary]:ROHC[:STATe]?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the DUT IP Address <n> Primary PDP Context.<n=1,2,3,4> status of ROHC usage. When PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 1\|0
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:PRImary:ROHC?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4[:CONText]:SECondary<[1]|2|3>:ROHC[:STATe]?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the DUT IP Address<n> Secondary<m> PDP Context <n=1,2,3,4;m=1,2,3>status of ROHC usage. When PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 1\|0
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:SECondary1:ROHC?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4[:CONText][:PRImary]:ROHC:ENTity?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the ROHC entity number assigned to a DUT IP Address <n> Primary PDP Context.<n=1,2,3,4>. When SNDCP Header Compression State is Off or ROHC compression is not selected or the PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 0-31
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:PRImary:ROHC:ENTity?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4[:CONText]:SECondary<[1]|2|3>:ROHC:ENTity?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the ROHC entity number assigned to a DUT IP Address <n> Secondary<m> PDP Context <n=1,2,3,4;m=1,2,3>. When SNDCP Header Compression State is Off or ROHC compression is not selected or the PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 0-31
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:SECondary1:ROHC:ENTity?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4[:CONText][:PRImary]:ROHC:PROFile[0]|1|2|3[:STATe]?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the ROHC profile state for a DUT IP Address <n> Primary PDP Context.<n=1,2,3,4>. When SNDCP Header Compression State is Off or ROHC compression is not selected or the PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 1 \| 0
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:PRImary:ROHC:PROF1?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:SECondary<[1]|2|3>:ROHC:PROFile[0]|1|2|3[:STATe]?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the ROHC profile state for a DUT IP Address <n> Secondary<m> PDP Context <n=1,2,3,4;m=1,2,3>. When SNDCP Header Compression State is Off or ROHC compression is not selected or the PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 1 \| 0
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:SECondary1:ROHC:PROF1?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:P:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:PRImary:ROHC:CID:MAXimum?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the value of ROHC MAX_CID which is negotiated between the test set and the DUT for a DUT IP Address <n> Primary PDP Context.<n=1,2,3,4>. When SNDCP Header Compression State is Off or ROHC compression is not selected or the PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 0 to 16383
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:PRImary:ROHC:CID:MAXimum?"

CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess[1]|2|3|4:CONText:SECondary<[1]|2|3>:ROHC:CID:MAXimum?

Function	GSM TA	This command is not applicable to GSM Test Application.
	GPRS TA	This command is not applicable to GPRS Test Application.
	EGPRS TA	This command is not applicable to EGPRS Test Application.
	GSM/GPRS LA	This query returns the value of ROHC MAX_CID which is negotiated between the test set and the DUT for a DUT IP Address <n> Secondary<m> PDP Context <n=1,2,3,4;m=1,2,3>. When SNDCP Header Compression State is Off or ROHC compression is not selected or the PDP context is not active, the value of this parameter is invalid. This command is not applicable to GSM.
	EGPRS LA
Query		Range: 0 to 16383
*RST setting		0
Requirements	GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA	Revision: G.00.08 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PPRocedure:SNDCp:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:SECondary1:ROHC:CID:MAXimum?"

CALL:STATus:PRAChannel:TERRor?

Function

GSM TA

This command is not applicable to GSM TA

GPRS TA

This command is not applicable to GPRS TA.

EGPRS TA

This command is not applicable to EGPRS TA.

GSM/GPRS LA

This query returns the burst timing error report which provides a course indication of the difference between the expected and the actual of the access burst for the PRACH. The timing error is calculated on a burst by burst basis with accuracy of 0.124 symbol period and is only valid when call status is idle or setup.

This indicates the worst case timing error of all bursts received in a reporting period. If all of the bursts reporting in a period are missing, the query returns 9.91E+37 (NAN).

NOTE

For access burst timing error measurement, the result is always presented even if the error is 0. This behavior is different with the normal burst timing error which only present the peak timing error value.

The PRACH timing error is used in the uplink direction only by MS to perform the followings:

Initiating a call - when the MS originates a call, it transmits a Channel Request message in the PRACH.
Responding to a page request - when the MS receives a Paging Request message, it begins the immediate assignment procedure by sending the Channel Request Message in the PRACH.
Performing a location update - this is a mobile-initiated procedure which happens when the MS is switched on or the MS defects a new Location Area or the Periodic Timer expires. The MS performs the location update by sending the Channel Request message using the PRACH channel.

EGPRS LA

Query

Range: -8 to +30 T and 9.91E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.25 T

*RST setting

9.91E+37 (NAN)

Requirements

GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA

Revision: F.00.27 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PRAChannel:TERRor?"

CALL:STATus:RACHannel:TERRor?