Last updated: November 25, 2010
This section is only applicable to lab applications and the test application with a required feature license.
This section describes general front panel procedures for using AMR, AMR-WB and AMR over O-TCH features. Use the protocol logging capability of the test set to observe the messages that occur between the mobile station and the test set. For help setting up the Wireless Protocol Advisor (WPA) for protocol logging see Protocol Logging . For help deciphering which layers to analyze to verify the following tests see Logging Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) .
Operating Mode
(
F1
), and choose
Active Cell (GSM, GPRS, or EGPRS)
.
Data Conn Type
(
F2
), and choose
Auto
.
TCH Parameters (
F8)
.
Channel Mode Setup
(
F11
). This should change the
Call Parms
section label to
Channel Mode
.
Channel Mode Config
(
F7
).
AFS, AHS, OAHS, OWFS, OWHS
or WFS
from the
Channel Model Configuration
menu. Options corresponding to the Logical Speech Channel type chosen, automatically appear under the
Channel Mode
menu.
Logical Speech Channel
chosen in the previous step, Select
AFS Codec Setup
(
F8
),
AHS Codec Setup
(
F8
), or
WFS COdec Setup
(
F8
).
Threshold
and
Hysteresis
values and the
Current Codec
.
If less than four codecs are desired in the codec set for
AHS
or
AFS
, or less than three codes are desired in the codec set for
WFS
, select
Unused
in the menu of codec options.
Apply Changes
(
F5
)The purpose of this test is to verify that the mobile station correctly encodes and decodes speech data for various codec modes.
Originate Call
(
F3
) to make a mobile terminated call or originate a call from the mobile station to make a mobile originated call.The purpose of this test is to verify that a mobile station is responding to codec mode changes within a specified number of speech frames.
Originate Call
(
F3
) to make a mobile terminated call or originate a call from the mobile station to make a mobile originated call.
Current Codec
(
F9
) and change the field to a different codec mode.The purpose of this test is to verify that the mobile station is capable of responding to frequent changes of the codec mode in a specified manner by frequently changing codec modes in the downlink.
Originate Call
(
F3
) to make a mobile terminated call or originate a call from the mobile station to make a mobile originated call.
Current Codec
(
F9
) and choose
Stress
.The purpose of this test is to verify that the mobile station is generating Codec Mode Request (CMR) messages when the assigned threshold and hysteresis values are breeched. This test is important because it simulates the mobile station's behavior in a normal GSM/GPRS/EGPRS network.
Originate Call
(
F3
) to make a mobile terminated call or originate a call from the mobile station to make a mobile originated call.
Current Codec
(
F9
) and choose
MS Request
.
BCH Parameters
(
F7
), then Select
Cell Power
(
F7
) and change the value in the field.The purpose of this test is to verify that the mobile station can perform a change of AMR parameters using RATSCCH frames. For more information on RATSCCH frames see Robust AMR Traffic Synchronization Control Channel (RATSCCH) .
Originate Call
(
F3
) to make a mobile terminated call or originate a call from the mobile station to make a mobile originated call.
Codec Set
. See steps 7-9 of
General AMR Parameter Setup
.
The purpose of this test is verify that the mobile station can handle the amount of new frames that DTX introduces and that they are decoded properly and at the correct times. Note: The
Speech
mode must be set to Echo for this test to work properly.
TCH Parameters
(
F8
)
2 of 2
is displayed in the
TCH Parms
menu.
Speech
(
F10
) and choose
Echo
from the list.
Cell Info
(
F6
)
Cell Parameters
(
F2
)
Mobile DTX State
to
On
Originate Call
(
F3
) to make a mobile terminated call or originate a call from the mobile station to make a mobile originated call.Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) Feature Descriptions
Wideband Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR-WB) Feature Descriptions