
Chapter 3 51
Troubleshooting
Self-Test Diagnostics (Step 1)
To Start Troubleshooting
1. Turn on the Test Set to automatically run the self test diagnostics.
• If the Test Set does not power up, see “If the Test Set Fails to
Power-up” on page 52.
• If all self-test diagnostics pass, and the front-panel keys and knob
work, you can assume that the digital control assemblies work.
2. After power-up, the top line of the Test Set’s display should show
copyright information and the firmware revision code. The second
line should display All self tests passed.
• If the Test Set powers-up with “One or more self-tests
failed. Error code:<hexadecimal error code>:”, see
“Reading Front Panel or GPIB Codes” on page 54.
•See “Frequently Encountered Diagnostic Messages” on page 73.
for other error messages that might appear on the second line of
the display.
3. The CDMA ANALYZER screen should be displayed. Two conditions
cause a different screen to be displayed on power-up:
❏ A SAVE/RECALL register named POWERON was saved to
automatically power-up the Test Set in a different state. Press the
Preset key before proceeding; this will restore the Test Set to the
factory power-up condition.
❏ The Autostart Test Procedure on Power-Up: field (of the
“TESTS [Execution Conditions]” screen) is set to On to
automatically run a loaded program. Press the
Shift key, then
press the
Cancel key to stop the program. Press the Preset key to
restore the Test Set to the factory power-up condition.
To turn the autostart function off, press the
Menu key, then select
Execution Cond (under the SET UP TEST SET: heading). The
autostart function is at the bottom of the screen; turn it Off.
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