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0
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Normal: Indicates the measurement completed successfully without error and the result is accurate.
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1
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No Result Available: Indicates that there is no measurement result and returns NAN (not a number).
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2
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Measurement Timeout: Indicates that a measurement has timed out. The measurement timeout state must be set to ON.
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3
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Hardware Not Installed: Indicates that a piece of hardware is not installed in the test set, or the hardware has failed in a way which leads the instrument controller to believe it isn't installed.
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4
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Hardware Error: Indicates that a hardware failure has occurred. These include failures such as a phase lock loop out-of-lock, defective DSP samplers, or power detectors that can not be calibrated.
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5
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Over Range: Indicates that the input signal is over range. The amplitude of the device-under test's (DUT's) signal is causing the voltage at a DSP sampler to be above its maximum input level or the frequency is too high or the voltage measured is beyond the maximum voltmeter range, either positive or negative.
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6
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Under Range: Indicates that the input signal is under range. The amplitude of the DUT's signal is not high enough for the DSP sampler to produce accurate results with the measurement algorithm.
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7
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Burst Short: Indicates that the burst duration is too short, or part of the burst was not sampled due to improper triggering.
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8
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Trigger Early or Fall Early: Indicates that the DUT's burst amplitude fell prematurely or, due to an early trigger (early relative to a transmitted burst) the measurement sampling operation terminated before the falling edge of the burst.
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9
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Trigger Late or Rise Late: Indicates that either the rising edge of the DUT's burst was late or, due to a late trigger (late relative to a transmitted burst) the measurement sampling operation didn't start until after the rising edge of the transmitted burst.
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10
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Signal Too Noisy: Indicates that the measurement algorithm has found the signal measured to be too noisy to provide accurate results.
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11
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Sync Not Found: Indicates that the midamble was not found therefore the measurement was not synchronized.
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12
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Oven Out of Range: Indicates that a temperature controlled oven (other than the internal timebase oven) is outside of its operating range. The power meter's oven is checked and its condition reported with this value. (The internal timebase generates a temporary error message (out of lock) that is sent to the system error queue and the display. This is not an integrity indicator value, it is an error message.)
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13
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Unidentified Error: Indicates errors which are not covered by the other integrity values. Examples include: parameter errors, algorithm memory errors (too many measurements), measurements unavailable (unable to control), autorange unable to converge, default calibration data used.
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14 |
PCM Full Scale Warning: Indicates that the PCM signal has reached plus or minus full scale. The measurement made will be accurate on the PCM signal but would typically indicate an overdriven or oscillating element in the DUT.
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15 |
Questionable Result for PGSM: Indicates that the user attempted to make an FBER measurement in a phase 1 system. FBER is only possible in a phase 2 GSM system. This indicator is available only when the selected broadcast band is PGSM.
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16
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Questionable Result Due To Channel Mode: Indicates that the channel mode was set to Enhanced Full Rate Speech while a Decoded Audio measurement was active. Decoded Audio is not supported for EFR Speech.
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17
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Can not Correlate: Indicates that the test sets internally generated reference signal does not correlate with the received signal.
Some conditions that could cause this integrity indicator result include the following:
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an input signal that is corrupted
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the input signal is extremely distorted
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the input signal is off by more than 10 ms.
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the frequency of the input signal deviates more than allowed
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something is wrong with the long-code mask coming from the mobile ID
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18
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Frequency Out Of Range: Indicates that a Channel Power Measurement was attempted at a frequency for which there is no calibration data. The test set display will indicate 4 dashes.
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19
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Uncalibrated Due To Temperature: Indicates that the current temperature of the test set is different than the calibration data temperature by more than 䔮 degrees C, when attempting a Channel Power Measurement.
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20
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Potential Receiver Saturation: Indicates that an input signal immediately prior to the measured input was high enough to potentially saturate the receiver hardware. |
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21
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Parameter Error: Indicates that a measurement setup parameter has been set in a way that gives invalid measurement results.
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22
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Unsupported Configuration: Indicates that some parameter, other than a measurement setup parameter has been set so that it causes an invalid measurement result. Typically this would be a base station emulator parameter.
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23
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Call Processing Operation Failed: Indicates that a call processing operation, (base station emulator) needed in the course of making the measurement could not complete.
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