CALL:PLMNetwork

Function

Sets/queries the Equivalent PLMN List .

The E-PLMN list is set using this single variable length command that specifies the complete list (that is, it is not possible to edit a single entry with this command).

Each entry in the list is specified as a triplet of MCC, MNC and MNC Length parameters. The first triplet defines the first entry in the E-PLMN list, the second triplet the second entry and so on up to 15 triplets (which corresponds to the maximum size that can be signaled over the air to the UE).

If an MNC length of Auto (0) is selected, and the MNC is 99 or less, then the test set uses 2 digits to represent the associated MNC, or 3 digits otherwise. If an MNC length of 3 Digits (1) is selected then the test set uses 3 digits to represent the associated MNC with leading added zeros as necessary.

An empty list clears all the entries in the E-PLMN list by setting all the MCC and MNC states to Off. If the list is empty then the query returns NaN.

If you specify a set of parameters that are not a multiple of 3 the test set will reject the command with the error "+216, FDD call operation rejected; Invalid equivalent PLMN list specified".

Setting

Range: A list of up to 15 triplets of MCC (0 to 999), MNC (0 to 999), and MNC Length (0 = Auto, 1 = 3 Digits)

Query

Range: A list of up to 15 triplets of MCC (0 to 999), MNC (0 to 999), and MNC Length (0 = Auto, 1 = 3 Digits)

*RST Setting

All MCC and MNC states are Off

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: F.00 and above

Test Application Revision: A.14 and above.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:PLMNetwork" 
!Sets all MCC and MNC states to Off.

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:PLMNetwork 1, 2, 0, 1, 3, 0, 1, 4, 0, 1, 5, 0" 
!Sets MCC and MNC entries for PLMN 1 to 4, and sets all other MCC and MNC states to Off.

Function

Queries the number of entries in the current E-PLMN list stored in the test set. See Equivalent PLMN List .

Query

Range: 0 to 15

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: F.00 and above

Test Application Revision: A.14 and above.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:PLMNetwork:POINts?"