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parameter is used in autotest to determine the BER /
RBER / MER limits to be applied to the receiver sensitiv-
ity tests.
QQ55..66::
Does the IFR 2968 test DGNA (Dynamic Group Number
Assignment)?
AA55..66::
No. The IFR 2968 generally supports only those protocol
functions that are required to enable the test set to perform para-
metric tests on the mobile, or to obtain useful information about
the configuration and capabilities of the mobile. The IFR 2968
also endeavours to support protocol functions that can be initiat-
ed by the mobile under normal conditions and to either imple-
ment the requested function or to reject the mobile's request
cleanly. DGNA is only initiated by the network, not the mobile, and
does not enable parametric testing, nor does it obtain useful infor-
mation from the mobile.
QQ55..77::
Does the IFR 2968 test TETRA Packet Data?
AA55..77::
No. The IFR 2968 supports the TETRA Core Services and
also TETRA Short Data Service (SDS). These services are support-
ed by most TETRA mobiles, and they also fulfil the requirements
of enabling parametric testing and obtaining useful information
from the mobile.
QQ55..88::
Why has transmission trunking behaviour changed in the
Phase 3.2 software?
AA55..88::
In the Phase 3.2 software the IFR 2968 implements trunk-
ing timers for a better and more flexible simulation of real network
operation conforming to TIPv3 Core Services. There is now a quiet
period (return to MCCH) between the PTT release on the mobile
under test and the commencement of the 2968 simulating anoth-
er user talking. This quiet period, and the 2968 talk period, are
user configurable in the new SYSTEM PARAMETERS: CALL
TIMERS menu (for details refer to the 2968 Phase 3.2 TETRA sup-
plement issue 10, chapter 3, pages 19 and 20). There is now also
a user configurable hang timer which will automatically clear down
a group call after a period of inactivity.
QQ55..99::
Why has the AUTORUN PARAMETERS menu changed in
the Phase 3.2 software?
AA55..99::
The Phase 3.2 software allows the user to configure up to
six separate call set-up and clear down operations for enhanced
flexibility. These have replaced the previous inflexible autorun
tests of PLACE CALL, CLEAR FROM MOBILE, CALL MOBILE and
CLEAR FROM LAND. There is an additional TT TEST MODE
autorun test for use instead of the REGISTRATION test with
mobiles performing an extended TT test mode registration. For
details refer to the 2968 Phase 3.2 TETRA supplement issue 10,
chapter 7, pages 5 to 16.
QQ55..1100::
Why is 'TEST MODE REGISTRATION' not in System
Parameters in Phase 3.2?
AA55..1100::
This is only applicable to mobiles that support an extend-
ed TT test mode registration to supply their TEI, power class and
receiver class, and to enable the use of TT loopback. Test mode
registration involves the sending of a 'test mode confirm' com-
mand to the mobile after it has completed its normal registration,
including the attachment of groups if required. Mobiles vary in the
number of groups they attach at registration, and the time taken
to do so, and there is no indication in the group attachment sig-
nalling to inform the 2968 when the mobile has attached all of the
groups that it is going to attach.
Therefore, in Phase 3.2, the 2968 MANUAL test mode provides
a [TT test confirm] softkey for the user to press when the mobile
is ready to receive the command. The AUTOTEST mode 'TT TEST
MODE' test provides a user configurable 'wait for group attach-
ment' timer.
QQ55..1111::
What has happened to mobile terminated SDS types 1, 2,
3 and 4 in Phase 3.2?
AA55..1111::
The most commonly used SDS functions are SDS type 4
SDS-TL text messages, SDS type 4 simple text messages, and sta-
tus messages, and these are the functions that appear when the
[send message] softkey is pressed. The other less commonly used
SDS functions (SDS types 1, 2, 3 and SDS type 4 in hex) are avail-
able on a second level by pressing the [other SDS] softkey.
QQ55..1122::
What has happened to the mobile classmark display in
Phase 3.2?
AA55..1122::
This is now accessed via the [show detail] softkey, which
additionally gives access to details of group attachments, status
messages and short data service (SDS) messages.
QQ55..1133::
When a mobile registers and attaches multiple groups,
each group identity is immediately over-written by the next one. Is
it possible to see this information?
AA55..1133::
Yes. Press the [show detail] [groups] softkeys to see the
GSSI values of the first ten attached groups, displayed in decimal
and hex, with Class of Usage for each group. The [more groups]
softkey provides access to further blocks of ten up to a total of 40
groups.
QQ55..1144
: When a mobile sends a text message, the IFR 2968 only
shows the first few characters. Is it possible to see the whole mes-
sage?
AA55..1144::
Yes. Press the [show detail] [SDS message] softkeys to see
SDS-TL text messages in full up to 160 characters. The IFR 2968
also shows other details associated with the message and the
intended destination address of the message.
QQ55..1155::
Is it possible to change the time and date information that
is sent when the IFR 2968 sends an SDS-TL text message to a
mobile?
AA55..1155::
Yes. The IFR 2968 obtains the time and date information
from its real time clock, which can be changed by pressing the
[HELP/SET-UP] hardkey followed by the softkeys [SET-UP] [MISC
CONFIG] [time & date]. The sending of time and date information
is enabled and disabled in the SDS-TL text message set-up menu
(refer to the IFR 2968 Phase 3.2 operating manual TETRA supple-
ment, issue 10, chapter 4, page 27, 'TIME STAMP'). Note that the
year does not form part of the time stamp information sent by the
IFR 2968.
QQ55..1166::
Why can't I make group calls when the mobile is regis-
tered and the PTT pressed?
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