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Troubleshoot in Test Mode
What if the mobile is unable to find service
and make a call and you can’t find the source of
the problem? With a single key press, the test
set can be put into a special test mode, allowing
unsynchronized mobile operation. The transmit
and receive portion of the mobile can then be
measured separately.
Simplify Mobile Test
SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) cards are avail-
able to simplify mobile test by matching the infor-
mation on the card (IMSI, MCC, MNC) with that
on the test set. They also enable the mobile to be
put into a special loop-back mode to perform the
receiver bit-error-rate test.
Compatibility
If you already own an Agilent 8922S/M or 83220A/E
test set, these can be upgraded to 8922 multiband
test systems. Contact your Agilent representative
for details. You can take advantage of the addi-
tional features without rewriting your production
test code. Code written for the 8922S/M test set is
compatible with the 8922 multiband test systems.
To facilitate traceable testing, the 8922 multiband
test system generally follows the procedures as
outlined in the associated GSM recommendations,
but do not necessarily meet the exact requirements
or cover all ranges, limits, or conditions required
for type testing.
Associated GSM
Specifications
Agilent 8922 Multiband Test System 11.10 Tests
Transceiver spurious emissions
1
12.1
Tx peak transmitted power 13.3
Tx RF spectrum due to switching
2
13.4
Tx RF spectrum due to modulation
2
13.4
Tx amplitude envelope 13.3
(top 30 dB, and -70 dBc point)
Tx phase error and frequency error 13.1
Rx sensitivity 14.2
Rx usable input level range 14.3
Rx co-channel rejection
3
14.4
Rx adjacent channel rejection 14.5
(same frequency/different timeslot)
(different frequency/same timeslot)
3
Rx intermodulation rejection
3
14.6
Rx blocking and spurious response
4
14.7
1. The 8922 multiband test systems have limited capability for this measurement
(<2 GHz, and limited resolution, bandwidth and spans).
2. The 8922 multiband test systems use a three pole resolution bandwidth filter
to make these measurements.
3. An additional RF source, such as the ESG-D series of signal generators,
is required to make this measurement.
4. An additional CW RF source (frequency range of 100 kHz to 12.75 GHz,
no modulation needed) is required to make this measurement.
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