CMU200 & CMugo

Automatic measurement
software for CMU200

Installations
l Software Installation
l GPIB driver Installation
l TAC database installtation

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Software starting

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Configuring a Test
Checking remote port: Configuration
Remote Port
If using GPIB: Searching (IEEE 488.2) to
find out the corrected GPIB address
Configuring a test sequence:
Configuration Configure Tests

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Elements must have of a sequence

A test sequence must include these elements:
l Basic Initializing
l GSM Call Setup/ WCDMA Call Setup
l Z10 Close Lid
.
l Measured Parameters :

l GSM Call Release / WCDMA Call Release

l Test End

After setting up the sequences Save sequence to reuse

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Selecting the measurement sequence

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Finding the attenuation

l Disable: Configuration TAC Dependent

Attenuation
l Configuring tests: choose GSM Find Attenuation,
put between Z10 Close Lid and GSM Call Release
l Choosing Tune Find Attenuation, put between
GSM Call Release and Test End

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GSM Find Attenuation Configuration

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Phone characterization on CMU-Z10/-Z11

Fine Tuning of attenuation values.
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Test sequence example for automatic entry in the data base of at. Values.

Step #1: Entry of reference values for

MS average power and RX level based
on measurements with the golden
device.
(measurements done via cable e.g)

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Fine tuning after measurement

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Adding/Updating the settings for mobile phone to

database

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The Database for TAC Dependent Attenuation

l Enable the Configuration TAC Dependent Attenuation
l View/Edit the phone attenuation table: Configuration Spectific Attenuation

Table GSM/WCDMA
l Choose the phone to view/edit: Existing phone types
l Can edit the parameters: TAC, Picture, Reference Position in Shieldbox,
Attenuations values

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Procedure When Using TAC Dependent Attenuation

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Latest improvements RF port toggle

Setup for RF Port Toggle
Active Listbox Mode or scanner Mode
Selection of
shortcut to
select a
sequence

Next
mobile!

Coupler on
RF2

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Coupler on
RF1

Latest improvements LAC parameter

How to improve test time in mobiles w/o Band Indicator.
Benefit:
For mobile phones w/o band
indicator, there is no HO between
900 and 1900 possible. Power
cycle during test was always
necessary!!!
With the CMUgo version 1.96 it is
possible to change the LAC
(Location Area Code) by each GSM
call setup.
This setting forces the mobile for a
new location area update. Avoiding
any power cycles which brings a
higher throughput on final testing. --

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Latest improvements LAC parameter

How to improve test time in mobiles w/o Band Indicator
Example of a
sequence for
LAC = 1
GMS quadband
used in the final
testing

LAC = 2

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Basic Initializing
GSM Call Setup
GSM Echo Test
Z10 Close Lid
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Release
GSM Call Setup
Z10 Close Lid
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Testset
GSM Call Release
Test End

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Call to Mobil
Audio Loop
GSM900 Low Channel PL5
GSM900 Mid Channel PL5
GSM900 High Channel PL5
GSM900 High Channel PL19
GSM1800 Low Channel PL0
GSM1800 Mid Channel PCL0
GSM1800 High Channel PCL0
GSM1800 High Channel PCL15
Call to Mobil GSM 850
GSM850 Low Channel PCL 5
GSM850 Mid Channel PCL 5
GSM850 High Channel PCL 5
GSM850 High Channel PCL19
GSM1900 Low Channel PL0
GSM1900 Mid Channel PCL0
GSM1900 High Channel PCL0
GSM1900 High Channel PCL15

Antenna coupler CMU-Z10/-Z11

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Other Shieldbox

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