CALL:STATus

CALL:STATus

Last updated: July 29, 2009

   
NOTE
The CALL:STATus commands are query only. They return values that indicate the test set's actual hardware settings. Actual hardware settings can differ from settings you have entered, most frequently due to an error condition. See Troubleshooting Setting Power Levels for possible causes. When no error conditions exist, the commands used to enter values will return the same results as the commands used to query actual hardware settings. For example, "CALL:AWGNoise:POWer?" will return the same value as "CALL:STATus:AWGNoise:POWer?" when no error conditions exist.

   

GPIB Command Conventions

CALL:STATus[:STATe][:VOICe]?

Function

Queries the status of the call. Status can be idle, paging, call (alerting), connected, access probe, releasing, handoff, or registering. See Call Processing State Synchronization .

Query

Range: IDLE|PAG|CALL|CONN|APR|REL|HAND|REG

*RST Setting

IDLE

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS?"
!Returns the current call processing state.

CALL:STATus[:STATe]:DATA?

Function

Queries the status of the data connection in test data service options (SO32 (+ F-SCH) or SO32 (+ SCH)) (see Call Processing State Synchronization ) or for the packet data connection in service options (SO33 or SO33 (+F-SCH)) (see Packet Data Connection Processing States ). Status returned can be off (Idle), dormant (DORM), or data connected (DCON) while DORM state is only available for packet data connection.

Query

Test Application Range: OFF|DCON

Lab Application Range: OFF|DORM|DCON

*RST Setting

OFF

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.02 and above
Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above: Added DORM

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:DATA?" !Returns the current data connection state.

CALL:STATus:AVC:[:CHANnel]?

Function

Queries the active channel number when connected on an analog voice channel. Only used in active cell operating mode.

Query

Range: 1 through 799, 991 through 1023, 9.91 E+37

*RST Setting

9.91E37 (*RST disconnects the call, so the mobile is no longer on an AVC.)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:AVC:CHANNEL?"

CALL:STATus:AVC:SATone[:CCODe]?

Function

Queries the active supervisory audio tone Freudians when connected on an analog voice channel. Only used in active cell operating mode.

Query

Range: SAT1|SAT2|SAT3|UNKN

SAT1 = 5970 Hz
SAT2 = 6000 Hz
SAT3 = 6030 Hz

*RST Setting

UNKN (*RST disconnects the call, so the mobile is no longer on an AVC.)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:AVC:SATONE:CCODE?"

CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]?

Function

Queries the current system type that the test set is currently emulating.

When the test set is in active cell operating mode (see CALL:OPERating ) the current system type is selected by the CALL:SYSTem command.

When the test set is in any test mode operating mode (see CALL:OPERating ) or CW operating mode this command will return the corresponding system type.

Query

Range: DIG2000|CW|AMPS|DIG95

*RST Setting

DIG2000

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CELL:SYSTEM:TYPE?"

CALL:STATus:CLPControl[:CELL[1]]:REVerse:TRANsient:STATe?

Function

Queries whether or not the closed loop power control transient is currently being transmitted on the reverse power control sub-channel.

The closed loop power control transient is started using the CALL[:CELL[1]]:CLPControl:REVerse:TRANsient:STARt .

See Starting the Reverse CLPC Transient for details.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CLPControl:REVerse:TRANsient:STATe?"

CALL:STATus:GPSTime:OFFSet:USCellular?

Function

Queries the GPSOne Time Offset in the US Cellular band. See User Calibration Summary .

Query

Range: -900.000 ns to 900.000 ns
Resolution: 0.001

*RST Setting

9.91E37 (NAN)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.14.00 and above
Lab Application Revision: B.07.00 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:GPSTime:OFFSet:USCellular?"

CALL:STATus:GPSTime:OFFSet:USPCs?

Function

Queries the GPSOne Time Offset in the US PCS band. See User Calibration Summary .

Query

Range: -900.000 ns to 900.000 ns
Resolution: 0.001

*RST Setting

9.91E37 (NAN)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.14.00 and above
Lab Application Revision: B.07.00 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:GPSTime:OFFSet:USPCs?"

CALL:STATus:LOOPback?

Function

Queries the current loopback mode.

Loopback mode indicates if the selected service option is currently SO2, SO9 or SO55 (loopback) and a call is connected in the current system. (The test set does not attempt to verify that data is actually being looped back by the mobile station when responding to this query).

Loopback mode is set using the CALL:SOPTion command.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:LOOPBACK?"

CALL:STATus:MS:ANALog:TXLevel?

Function

Queries the power level setting of the mobile on an active analog voice channel. Only used in active cell operating mode.

Query

Range: 0 to 7, 9.91E+37

MS TX Level 0: expected power, 36 dBm*
MS TX Level 1: expected power, 32 dBm
MS TX Level 2: expected power, 28 dBm
MS TX Level 3: expected power, 24 dBm
MS TX Level 4:expected power, 20 dBm
MS TX Level 5: expected power, 16 dBm
MS TX Level 6: expected power, 12 dBm
MS TX Level 7: expected power, 8 dBm

*all values for MS TX level assume 0 dB antenna gain

*RST Setting

9.91E37 (*RST disconnects the call, so the mobile is no longer on an AVC.)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MS:ANALOG:TXLEVEL?"

CALL:STATus:MSPeed[:CPOWer]?

Function

Queries the current measurement speed being used by the channel power measurement. This speed may differ from the setting specified by the SETup:CPOWer:MSPeed command. See Measurement Speed .

Query

Range: NORM|FAST|VFAS

*RST Setting

NORM

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above: Added VFAS
Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above: Added VFAS

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:MSPEED:CPOWER?"

CALL:STATus:SHANdoff?

Function

Queries the current soft/softer handoff state.

The soft handoff states are:.

  • Soft - A link is present and the mobile station is in a soft handoff
  • Softer - A link is present and the mobile station is in a softer handoff
  • None - Neither soft nor softer handoff states are present

Query

Range: SFT|SFTR|NONE

*RST Setting

NONE

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SHANDOFF?"

CALL:STATus:AWGNoise[:INTernal]:POWer[:AMPLitude][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current power level of the additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) source for the currently selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the AWGN power level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

AWGN power level is set using the CALL:AWGNoise commands.

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range:

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:AWGNOISE:POWER:AMPLITUDE?" 
!Queries the current AWGN power for the current system type.

CALL:STATus:AWGNoise[:INTernal]:POWer:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current on/off state of the additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) source for the currently selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the AWGN power level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

AWGN power level on/off state is set using the CALL:AWGNoise commands.

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:AWGNOISE:POWER:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:CELL[1]:POWer:[AMPLitude][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current Cell 1 Power for the selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the cell power level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Cell 1 power is set using the CALL:POWer commands.

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range:

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

-55.0 dBm/1.23 MHz

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CELL:POWER?" 

CALL:STATus:CELL[1]:POWer:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the state of Cell 1 Power for the currently selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the power state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Cell 1 power state is set using the CALL:POWer commands.

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CELL:POWER:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:CELL2:POWer:[AMPLitude][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current Cell 2 Power for the selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the cell 2 power level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Cell 2 power is set using the CALL:CELL2:POWer commands.

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range:

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CELL2:POWER:AMPLITUDE:SELECTED?" 

CALL:STATus:CELL2:POWer:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the state of Cell 2 Power for the currently selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the power state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Cell 2 power state is set using the CALL:CELL2:POWer commands.

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CELL2:POWER:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:BCCHannel[:LEVel]<[:SELected]|:DIGital2000>?

Function

Queries the current broadcast control channel (F-BCCH) level for the currently selected system type. See Current Level and Desired Level for details.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the F-BCCH level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to -20 dB or,
9.91 E+37 (returned when CALL:STATus:BCCHannel:STATe<[:SELected]|:DIGital2000>? is OFF)

Resolution: 0.0001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.08 and above, with the required feature license

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:BCCHannel?"

CALL:STATus:BCCHannel:STATe<[:SELected]|:DIGital2000>?

Function

Queries the current broadcast control channel (F-BCCH) state for the currently selected system type. See Current Level and Desired Level for details.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the F-BCCH state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.08 and above, with the required feature license

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:BCCHannel:STATe?"

CALL:STATus:BCCHannel:EBNTotal?

Function

Queries the result of F-BCCH Eb/Nt (the ratio of energy per bit for the F-BCCH channel to noise power spectral density).

Query

Range: -30 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:BCCHannel:EBNTotal?"

CALL:STATus:CCCHannel[:LEVel]<[:SELected]|:DIGital2000>?

Function

Queries the current common control channel (F-CCCH) level for the currently selected system type. See Current Level and Desired Level for details.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the F-CCCH level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to -20 dB or,
9.91 E+37 (returned when CALL:STATus:CCCHannel:STATe<[:SELected]|:DIGital2000>? is OFF)

Resolution: 0.0001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.08 and above, with the required feature license

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:CCCHannel?"

CALL:STATus:CCCHannel:STATe<[:SELected]|:DIGital2000>?

Function

Queries the current common control channel (F-CCCH) state for the currently selected system type. See Current Level and Desired Level for details.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the F-CCCH state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.08 and above, with the required feature license

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:CCCHannel:STATe?"

CALL:STATus:CCCHannel:EBNTotal?

Function

Queries the result of F-CCCH Eb/Nt (the ratio of energy per bit for the F-CCCH channel to noise power spectral density).

Query

Range: -30 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CCCHannel:EBNTotal?"

CALL:STATus:CSTime:LOCal:DATE?

Function

Queries the date portion of the CDMA Local time. It is the same date displayed in the mobile station. The value of setting is calculated with the following formula:

CDMA Local Time (Date) = Date (CDMA System Time (Date) + CDMA System Time (Time) - Leap Second + Local Time Offset)

After the mobile station finds the service and registers in the test set, if the Local Time Offset and the Leap Seconds are changed, the time displayed on the mobile station can not be updated immediately since these parameters are only sent in the Sync Channel Message . Therefore the time in the mobile station doesn't match that in the test set until the Sync Channel Message is received.

Query

Range: from January 6, 1980 to January 5, 2096. It is returned in three comma-separated values, in the order of <year>, <month> and <date> where

  • <year> 1980 to 2096
  • <month> 1 to 12 (the number 1 corresponds to January)
  • <day> 1 to the number of days in the month specified by the <month> parameter
  • -1,-1,-1 (When the Operating Mode is not Active Cell or IS-2000 Test Mode or the System Type is not in IS-95 or IS-2000 )

Requirement

Test Application revision: B.10 and above

Lab Application revision: B.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CSTIME:LOCAL:DATE?" !Queries the date portion of CDMA local time.

CALL:STATus:CSTime:LOCal:TIME?

Function

Queries the time portion of the CDMA Local time. It is the same time displayed on the mobile station. The time format is <hour>.<minute>.<second>. The value of setting is calculated with the following formula:

CDMA Local Time (Time) = Time (CDMA System Time (Date) + CDMA System Time (Time) - Leap Second + Local Time Offset)

When the call is connected and the Local Time Offset and the Leap Seconds are changed, the time displayed on the mobile station can not be updated immediately since these parameters are only sent in the Sync Channel Message . Therefore the time in the mobile station doesn't match that in the test set until the Sync Channel Message is received.

Query

Range: any time of a day. It is returned in three comma-separated values, in the order of <hour>,<minute>,<second> where

  • <hour> 0 to 23
  • <minute> 0 to 59
  • <second> 0 to 59
  • -1,-1,-1 (When the Operating Mode is not Active Cell or IS-2000 Test Mode or the System Type is not in IS-95 or IS-2000 )

Requirement

Test Application revision: B.10 and above

Lab Application revision: B.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:CSTIME:LOCAL:TIME?"!Queries the time portion of CDMA local time.

CALL:STATus:FPControl:FCHannel:LEVel:MAXimum?

Function

Queries the actual upper limit of F-FCH level (Ec/Ior) that the test set is allowed to be adjusted to according to the forward power control (FPC). See Current Maximum F-FCH Level .

The maximum F-FCH level for FPC is set using the CALL[:CELL]:FPControl:FCHannel:LEVel:MAXimuml command.

Query

Range: -30 to -2 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.0001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.02 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:FPControl:FCHannel:LEVel:MAXimum?"
!Query the current maximum FPC F-FCH level.

CALL:STATus:FCHannel[:CELL[1]][:LEVel][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell (1) forward fundamental channel (FCH) level.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the fundamental channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

The forward fundamental channel level is set using the CALL:FCHannel commands.

See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

Query

Range: 0 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:FCHANNEL:LEVEL?"

CALL:STATus:FCHannel[:CELL[1]]:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell (1) forward fundamental channel (FCH) on/off state.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the fundamental channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

The forward fundamental channel on/off state is set using the CALL:FCHannel commands.

See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:FCHANNEL:STATE:DIGITAL2000?"

CALL:STATus:FCHannel:CELL2:LEVel[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 forward fundamental channel (FCH) level.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the fundamental channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

The cell 2 forward fundamental channel level is set using the CALL:CELL2:FCHannel commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

Query

Range: 0 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:FCHANNEL:CELL2:LEVEL?"

CALL:STATus:FCHannel:CELL2:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 forward fundamental channel (FCH) on/off state.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the fundamental channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

The cell 2 forward fundamental channel on/off state is set using the CALL:CELL2:FCHannel commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:FCHANNEL:CELL2:STATE:DIGITAL2000?"

CALL:STATus:OCNSource[:CELL[1]][:LEVel][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the cell (1) orthogonal channel noise source (OCNS) level for the selected system type.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the OCNS channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

The OCNS level is set using the CALL:OCNSource commands.

See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

Query

Range: 0 to -20 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:OCNSOURCE:LEVEL:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:OCNSource[:CELL[1]]:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell (1) on/off state of the orthogonal channel noise simulator channel (OCNS).

The OCNS channel on/off state is set using the CALL:OCNSource commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the OCNS channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:OCNS:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:OCNSource:CELL2:LEVel[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the cell 2 orthogonal channel noise source (OCNS) level for the selected system type.

The OCNS level is set using the CALL:CELL2:OCNSource commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the OCNS channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to -20 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:OCNSOURCE:CELL2:LEVEL:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:OCNSource:CELL2:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 on/off state of the orthogonal channel noise simulator channel (OCNS).

The OCNS channel on/off state is set using the CALL:CELL2:OCNSource commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the OCNS channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:OCNS:CELL2:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:PAGing[:LEVel][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current paging level for the currently selected system type.

The forward paging channel level is set using the CALL:PAGing commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the paging level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to -20 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGING:LEVEL:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:PAGing:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current paging level state for the currently selected system type.

The forward paging channel level is set using the CALL:PAGing commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the paging state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGING:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:PAGing:EBNTotal?

Function

Queries the ratio of energy per bit for the paging channel to noise power spectral density. See Paging Channel MER Results .

Query

Range: -30.0 to 30.0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above

Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:EBNTOTAL?"
!Query the Paging Channel Eb/Nt.

CALL:STATus:PAGing:MERRor:MESSages?

Function

Queries the total number of the paging channel messages which have been sent to the mobile station during the Paging Channel MER procedure. See Paging Channel MER Results for details.

When the count of paging channel messages reaches its maximum, it will roll over to zero and an error message is generated.

The paging channel messages counter is cleared to zero by the CALL:PAGing:MERRor:PROCedure:PARameter:CLEar .

Query

Range: 0 to 65535

Resolution: 1

*RST Setting

0

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:MERRor:MESSages?"
!Returns the total number of paging channel messages sent to the mobile station.

CALL:STATus:PAGing:MERRor:PROCedure:WARNing?

Function

Queries the error or warning conditions that have occurred during the Paging Channel MER procedure. The error is updated as the condition occurs and does not wait for the Paging MER test procedure to be completed. Only the last error condition that occurred is returned. The error or warning condition can be cleared by the CALL:PAGing:MERRor:PROCedure:PARameter:CLEar . See Paging Channel MER Results for details.

Query

Range:

  • "" (null string, indicates no error)
  • "MS values exceed test set values"
  • "Overflow of paging message counter"
  • "MER settings changed during procedure"
  • "MS values not received"
  • "Paging message counter equals zero"

*RST Setting

"" (null string, indicates no error)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:MERRor:PROCedure:WARNing?"
!Query the error conditions that occur during Paging MER test.

CALL:STATus:PAGing:MERRor:RATio[:SLOTed]?

Function

Queries the Slotted Paging Channel MER result, in percentage. It is used to evaluate how well the mobile station demodulates the paging channel in an AWGN (no fading or multipath) environment. The Paging Channel MER result can be cleared by the CALL:PAGing:MERRor:PROCedure:PARameter:CLEar . See Paging Channel MER Results for details.

Query

Range: 0.0 to 100.0, 9.91E+37
Resolution: 0.0001

*RST Setting

9.91E+37 (NAN)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:MERRor:RATio?"
!Query the Paging Channel MER result, in percentage.

CALL:STATus:PAGing:MERRor:TIME?

Function

Queries the length of the test time (in seconds) associated with Paging MER. See Paging Channel MER Results for details.

When the timer reaches its maximum, it will roll over to zero and no error message is generated. This result can be cleared to zero by the CALL:PAGing:MERRor:PROCedure:PARameter:CLEar .

Query

Range: 0.0 to 85000.0 seconds
Resolution: 0.02 seconds

*RST Setting

0

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:MERRor:TIME?"
!Query the Paing MER test time.

CALL:STATus:PAGing:IMSI:S1?

Function

Queries the IMSI_S1 value. See IMSI_S2/IMSI_S1 (Dec) for details.

Query

Range:

  • "" (null string)
  • "0000000" to "9999999" (The return string is always 7 characters from the set 0123456789)

*RST Setting

"" (null string)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.10 and above

Lab Application Revision: B.03.10 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:IMSI:S1?"

CALL:STATus:PAGing:IMSI:S2?

Function

Queries the IMSI_S2 value. See IMSI_S2/IMSI_S1 (Dec) for details.

Query

Range:

  • "" (null string)
  • "000" to "999" (The return string is always 3 characters from the set 0123456789)

*RST Setting

"" (null string)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.10 and above

Lab Application Revision: B.03.10 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PAGing:IMSI:S2?"

CALL:STATus:PILot[:CELL[1]][:LEVel][:RTCell][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 1 forward pilot level (relative to the cell 1 power) for the currently selected system type.

Forward pilot level (relative to cell power) is set using the CALL:PILot commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: -10 to 0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PILOT:LEVEL?"

CALL:STATus:PILot[:CELL[1]][:LEVel]:RTTotal[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the calculated cell 1 forward pilot level (relative to the total RF power) for the currently selected system type.

It's the Cell 1 Pilot Delta Power value displayed in the Generated Pilot Level Information table (see Generated Pilot Level Information ).

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: -40 to 0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PILot:RTTotal?"

CALL:STATus:PILot[:CELL[1]]:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell (1) forward channel pilot state for the currently selected system type.

Forward pilot on/off state is set using the CALL:PILot commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PILOT:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:PILot[:CELL[1]]:STRength[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the cell 1 pilot strength for the currently selected system type. It's expressed in a number value that is expected in a Pilot Strength Measurement Message from the mobile station.

It's the Cell 1 Pilot Strength value displayed in the Generated Pilot Level Information table (see Generated Pilot Level Information ).

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to 63.0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PILot:STRength?"

CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2[:LEVel:][:RTCell][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 forward pilot level (relative to the cell 2 power) for the currently selected system type.

Forward pilot level is set using the CALL:CELL2:PILot commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: -10 to 0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2?"

CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2[:LEVel]:RTTotal[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the calculated cell 2 forward pilot level (relative to the total RF power) for the currently selected system type.

It corresponds to the Cell 2 Pilot Delta Power displayed in the Generated Pilot Level Information table (see Generated Pilot Level Information ).

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: -40 to 0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2:RTTotal?"

CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 forward channel pilot state for the currently selected system type.

Forward pilot on/off state is set using the CALL:CELL2:PILot commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:PILOT:CELL2:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2:STRength[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the cell 2 pilot strength for the currently selected system type. It's expressed in a number value that is expected in a Pilot Strength Measurement Message from the mobile station.

It's the Cell 2 Pilot Strength value displayed in the Generated Pilot Level Information table (see Generated Pilot Level Information ).

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the pilot level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to 63.0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:PILot:CELL2:STRength?"

CALL:STATus:QPCHannel:EBNTotal?

Function

Queries the ratio of energy per bit for the forward quick paging channel (QPCH) to noise power spectral density. See Paging Channel MER Results for details on how it is calculated.

Query

Range: -30.0 to 30.0 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.001 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above

Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:QPCHannel:EBNTotal?"
!Query the quick paging channel Eb/Nt.

CALL:STATus:QPCHannel[:LEVel][:RTCell][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current forward quick paging channel (QPCH) level, relative to the cell power level.

The forward quick paging channel level is set using the CALL:QPCHannel commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the quick paging channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to -15 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:QPCHANNEL:LEVEL:RTCELL:DIGITAL2000?"

CALL:STATus:QPCHannel[:LEVel]:RTPilot[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current forward quick paging channel (QPCH) level, relative to the pilot level.

The forward quick paging channel level is set using the CALL:QPCHannel commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the quick paging channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: +2 to -5 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: integer

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:QPCHANNEL:LEVEL:RTPILOT:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:QPCHannel:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current on/off state of the forward quick paging channel (QPCH).

When the QPCH is set to off, the current QPCH level will be set to 9.91 E+37.

The forward quick paging channel on/off state is set using the CALL:QPCHannel commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the quick paging channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:QPCHANNEL:STATE?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel[:LEVel][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current forward supplemental channel (SCH) level.

The forward supplemental channel on/off state is set using the CALL:SCHannel commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the supplemental channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]
Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SCHANNEL:STATE?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel[:FORWard]:EBNTotal?

Function

Queries the energy per bit to total noise (E b /N t ) in the supplemental channel. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

Query

Range: -30 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]
Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SCHANNEL:EBNTOTAL?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel[:FORWard]:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current on/off state of the forward supplemental channel (SCH).

The forward supplemental channel on/off state is set using the CALL:SCHannel commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the supplemental channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]
Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SCHANNEL:STATE?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel[:FORWard]:SYNChronized?

Function

Queries the if the data on the F-SCH is synchronized when in SO32 (TDSO). This is primarily used by the TDSO FER measurement. The returned setting is NSCH (no F-SCH assigned), NSYN (not synchronized), or SYNC (synchronized.

The forward supplemental channel on/off state is set using the CALL:SCHannel commands.

Query

Range: NSCH|NSYN|SYNC

*RST Setting

NSCH

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.07 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]
Lab Application Revision: B.01 and above: Added optional [:FORWard]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SCHANNEL:SYNCHRONIZED"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel:FORWard:ASSigned?

Function

Queries if the forward supplemental channel (F-SCH) is assigned or not.

Query

Range: 0|1

*RST Setting

0 (off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.05.12 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:SCHannel:FORWard:ASSigned?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel:FORWard:ENCoder?

Function

Queries the current encoder which is used for the forward supplemental channel.

Query

Range: TURB|CONV

*RST Setting

CONV

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.05.12 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:SCHannel:FORWard:ENCoder?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel:REVerse:ASSigned?

Function

Queries if the reverse supplemental channel (R-SCH) is assigned or not.

Query

Range: 0|1

*RST Setting

0 (off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.05.12 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:SCHannel:REVerse:ASSigned?"

CALL:STATus:SCHannel:REVerse:ENCoder?

Function

Queries the current encoder which is used for the reverse supplemental channel.

Query

Range: TURB|CONV

*RST Setting

CONV

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.05.12 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATus:SCHannel:REVerse:ENCoder?"

CALL:STATus:SYNC[:LEVel][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current forward sync channel level for the currently selected system type.

The forward sync channel level is set using the CALL:SYNC commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the sync level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to -20 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SYNC:LEVEL:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:SYNC:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current sync channel level state for the currently selected system type.

The forward sync channel level on/off state is set using the CALL:SYNC commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the sync state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:SYNC:STATE:SELECTED?"

CALL:STATus:TOTal:POWer[:AMPLitude][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the total RF power of the currently selected system type being transmitted by the test set. The total RF power is equal to the sum of the cell power and AWGN settings.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the total power level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range:

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

-55.00 dBm

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:TOTAL:POWER?"

CALL:STATus:TOTal:POWer:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current total RF power state for the currently selected system type.

This query will return a 1 (on) if either current Cell 1 Power, Cell 2 Power, or current AWGN ( CALL:AWGNoise ) power states are on.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the power state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

See Cell Power, AWGN Power and Total RF Power Ranges for more information about desired versus current power levels.

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

1 (on)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:TOTAL:POWER:STATE?"

CALL:STATus:TRAFfic[:CELL[1]][:LEVel][:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell (1) forward traffic channel level.

The cell 1 forward traffic channel level is set using the CALL[:CELL[1]]:TRAFfic[:FORWard]:LEVel<[:SELected]|DIGital95> commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the traffic channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 0 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:FCHANNEL:LEVEL?"

CALL:STATus:TRAFfic[:CELL[1]]: EBNTotal?

Function

Queries the energy per bit to total noise (E b /N t ) in the F-Traffic/F-FCH channel.

If a call is not connected, this command will return 9.91 E+37.

Query

Range: -30.00 to +30.00 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:TRAFfic:EBNTOTAL?"

CALL:STATus:TRAFfic[:CELL[1]]:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell (1) forward traffic channel on/off state.

The forward traffic channel on/off state is set using the CALL[:CELL[1]]:TRAFfic[:FORWard]:STATe<[:SELected]|DIGital95> commands. See Configuring Forward Channel Power Levels and Walsh Codes for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the traffic channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:TRAFfic:STATE?"

CALL:STATus:TRAFfic:CELL2:LEVel[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 forward traffic channel level.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the traffic channel level being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

The cell 2 forward traffic channel level is set using the CALL:CELL2:TRAFfic:LEVel<[:SELected]|DIGital95> commands. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

Query

Range: 0 to 30 dB, 9.91 E+37

Resolution: 0.01 dB

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:TRAFFIC:CELL2:LEVEL?"

CALL:STATus:TRAFfic:CELL2:STATe[:SELected]?

Function

Queries the current cell 2 forward traffic channel on/off state. See Configuring Cell 2 PN Offset and Code Channels for more information.

The optional [:SELected] keyword in this command specifies that the traffic channel state being queried applies to the current system type (see CALL:STATus:CELL:SYSTem[:TYPE]? ).

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (Off)

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:STATUS:TRAFFIC:CELL2:STATE?"