Last updated: December 3, 2008
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | |||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | |||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command sets/queries the list of entries in the UTRAN neighbour cell list. There are four parameters that are required for each entry, these include: UARFCN, Scrambling Code Indication (SCI), Scrambling Code (SC), and Diversity (Div) indicator. If no UTRAN FDD neighbour cells (null list) are sent the test set will not broadcast it. Multiple UTRAN FDD neighbour cells are concatenated into one comma separated list. For example, two UTRAN FDD neighbour cells would be entered in the form UARFCN, SCI, SC, Div, UARFCN, SCI, SC, Div. See Table 1: Unique UARFCN and Scrambling Code Restrictions for details on the number of scrambling codes available for the number of unique UARFCNs.
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A comma separated list of 0 to 5 different UTRAN FDD neighbour cells. |
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A comma separated list of 0 to 6 different UTRAN FDD neighbour cells. |
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9.91E37 (NAN) | |||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | ||
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe" ! No FDD neighbour cell list is transmitted on the PBCCH or BCCH. OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe 10,1,4,1" ! A single FDD neighbour cell (UARFCN=10, SCI=1, SC=4, !Div=1). OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe 10,0,0,0,20,0,0,0,30,0,0,0,40,0,0,0,50,0,0,0" ! Five UARFCNs. Notice there are still values for the Scrambling Code and Diversity ! even though the Scrambling Code Indicator is zero. |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | |
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | ||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command queries the number of points in the UTRAN FDD neighbour cell list. To determine the number of neighbour cells present in the list, the result of this command must be divided by four since there are four points, or parameters, for each UTRAN FDD neighbour cell. The GPIB command used to configure the UTRAN FDD Neighbour Cell list is CALL[:CELL]:UTRAN:FDDuplex:TABLe . |
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There are no initial points define in the table. | ||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | |
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe:POINts?" ! Queries how many FDD neighbour cell points are set in the in the UTRAN Neighbour List. |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | |||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | |||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command sets/queries the list of entries in the UTRAN neighbour cell list. There are five parameters that are required for each entry, these include: UARFCN, Scrambling Code Indication (SCI), Scrambling Code (SC), Diversity (DIV) indicator, and Reporting Priority (REP_PRIO). If no UTRAN FDD neighbour cells (null list) are sent the test set will not broadcast it. Multiple UTRAN FDD neighbour cells are concatenated into one comma separated list. For example, two UTRAN FDD neighbour cells would be entered in the form UARFCN, SCI, SC, DIV, REP_PRIO, UARFCN, SCI, SC, Div, REP_PRIO. See Table 1: Unique UARFCN and Scrambling Code Restrictions for details on the number of scrambling codes available for the number of unique UARFCNs.
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A comma separated list of 0 to 5 different UTRAN FDD neighbour cells. |
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A comma separated list of 0 to 6 different UTRAN FDD neighbour cells. |
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9.91E37 (NAN) | |||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | ||
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe:EXTended" ! No FDD neighbour cell list is transmitted on the PBCCH or BCCH. OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe:EXTended 10,1,4,1,HIGH" ! A single FDD neighbour cell (UARFCN=10, !SCI=1, SC=4, DIV=1, REP_PRIO=HIGH). OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe:EXTended 10,0,0,0,0,20,0,0,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,40,0,0,0,0,50,0,0,0,0" ! Five UARFCNs. Notice there are still values for the Scrambling Code and Diversity ! even though the Scrambling Code Indicator is zero. |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | |
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | ||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command queries the number of points in the UTRAN FDD neighbour cell list. To determine the number of neighbour cells present in the list, the result of this command must be divided by five since there are five points, or parameters, for each UTRAN FDD neighbour cell. The GPIB command used to configure the UTRAN FDD Neighbour Cell list is CALL[:CELL]:UTRAN:FDDuplex:TABLe:EXTended . |
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There are no initial points define in the table. | ||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | |
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:FDDuplex:TABLe:EXTended:POINts?" ! Queries how many FDD neighbour cell points are set in the in the UTRAN Neighbour List. |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | |
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | ||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command set/queries the offset applied to RLA_C (received level averages) for cell re-section to access technology/mode FDD. Changes to this parameter can only be made when the Operating Mode is set to Off. See CALL:OPERating:MODE . The settings are mapped to values as follows:
Setting Offset |
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0 (always) | ||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | |
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:MPDescr:FDDinfo:QOFFset 5" ! Sets FDD_Qoffset value to 5 (-12 dBm). |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | |
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | ||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command set/queries the offset applied to RLA_C (received level averages) for cell re-section to access technology/mode FDD. It is the GPRS variant of the FDD_Qoffset setting. See CALL[:CELL]:UTRAN[:ALL]:MPDescr:FDDinfo:QOFFset[:GSM] . The settings are mapped to values as follows:
Setting Offset |
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Setting | ||
0 (always) | ||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | |
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:MPDescr:FDDinfo:QOFFset:GPRS 5" ! Sets FDD GPRS Qoffset value to 5 (-12 dBm). |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | |
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | ||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command sets/queries the value to be used in connected mode before Qsearch_C (sent on the SACCH) is received. The Qsearch_C_initial is sent on the BCCH. When this parameter is set to 0 the signal level for Qsearch_I is used. The command to set the Qsearch_I level is CALL[:CELL]:UTRAN[:ALL]:MPDescr:QSI . |
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0 | ||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | |
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:MPDescr:QSC:INITial 0" ! Qsearch_C_Initial is set to the Qsearch_I value. |
GSM TA | This command is not applicable to the GSM TA. | |
This command is not applicable to the GPRS TA. | ||
This command is not applicable to the EGPRS TA. | ||
GSM/GPRS LA |
This command sets/queries a threshold and indicates whether measurements on cells of other radio access technologies shall be performed. It is the GPRS variant of the Qsearch_C setting. see CALL[:CELL]:UTRAN[:ALL]:MPDescr:QSI . The Qsearch_P parameter will search for 3G cells if a signal level is below 0-7 or above 8-15. The settings are mapped to values as follows:
Setting Threshold |
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7 (always) | ||
Requirements | GSM/GPRS/ EGPRS LA | |
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:UTRan:MPDescr:QSP 6" ! Sets Qsearch_P threshold to 6. |