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HP 8921A User Manual

HP 8921A User Manual (602 pages)

Cell Site Test Set

Brand: HP | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 4.08 MB

Table of Contents

Manufacturer’s Declaration
3
Safety Considerations
4
General
4
Safety Earth Ground
4
Safety Symbols
4
Safety Considerations for this Instrument
5
Declaration of Conformity
8
Regional Sales and Service Offices
10
Contents
13
Table of Contents
15
Before Connecting a Radio
40
Connecting a Radio to the Test Set
40
Accessing the Test Set’s Screens
41
List of Screens
41
Accessing Screens
42
Changing a Field’s Setting
43
Different Types of Fields
43
Underlined Immediate-Action Field
44
Unit-Of-Measure Field
44
Numeric-Entry Field
45
To Make a One-Of-Many Choice
45
To Change a Value
45
One-Of-Many Field
45
How Do I Verify that the Test Set Is Operating Properly?
46
Instrument Quick Check
46
Instrument Functional Diagram
47
Configuring Your Test Set
49
To Set the Date and Time
50
General Operating Information
50
To Set RF Voltage Interpretation (50 /Emf)
50
To Set Screen Intensity
50
To Change the Beeper Volume
51
To Verify or Change the Low-Battery Setting
51
Operating Overview
53
Example of How Global Fields Work
54
Interaction between Screens
54
Displaying Measurements
57
Entering and Changing Numbers
63
Printing a Screen
66
To Set a HI And/Or lo LIMIT
67
Using Measurement Limit Indicators
67
Averaging Measurements
69
- To Set a Specific Reference
  70
- To Use the Present Value as a Reference
  70
Setting a Measurement Reference
70
- To Save an Instrument Setup
  71
- To Recall an Instrument Setup
  71
Saving and Recalling Instrument Setups
71
- Example of Saving and Recalling an Instrument Setup
  72
- To Remove (Clear) an Individual Save Register
  72
- To Clear All Save Registers
  73
- Register Names
  73
- POWERON Settings
  73
- BASE Settings
  74
- Memory Considerations
  74
- Instrument Hardware Changes
  74
Using USER Keys
75
Setting an RF Generator/Analyzer Offset
79
- Running IBASIC Programs from Memory Cards
  80
- Using HP-IB Control
  80
Using Remote Control
80
How the Test Set Measures Adjacent Channel Power (ACP)
86
Field Descriptions
87
- ACP Meas
  87
  - Operating Considerations
    87
  - The Adjacent Channel Power Screen
    87
  - Afgen1 Freq
    88
  - Afgen1 to
    88
  - Carrier Ref
    88
  - Channel BW
    88
  - Relationship between Tune Freq, Ch Offset, and Channel BW Fields
    89
- Ch Offset
  90
  - Ext TX Key
    90
  - Input Atten
    90
  - Input Port
    91
  - Lower and Upper ACP [Ratio:level]
    91
- Res BW
  92
  - Tune Freq
    92
  - Tune Mode
    92
  - TX Freq Error/Tx Frequency
    93
  - TX Power
    93
  - TX Pwr Zero
    94
  - AF Analyzer Screen
    95
  - AF ANALYZER Functional Block Diagram
    96
  - Block Diagram
    96
  - AC Level
    97
  - AF Anl in
    97
- AF Cnt Gate
  98
  - AF Freq
    98
  - SNR Operation
    98
  - AM Depth
    99
  - Audio in lo
    99
  - Current
    99
  - DC Current
    99
  - DC Level
    100
  - De-Emp Gain
    100
  - De-Emphasis
    100
  - Distn
    100
  - Detector
    101
  - Detector Types
    101
  - Ext Load R
    102
  - Filter 1 and Filter 2
    102
  - FM Deviation
    102
- Gain Cntl
  103
- Input Gain
  103
- Notch Freq
  104
- Notch Gain
  104
- Pk Det to
  104
  - Scope to
    105
  - Settling
    105
  - Sinad
    106
  - Snr
    106
- Speaker ALC
  107
- Speaker Vol
  107
- TX Freq Error/ TX Frequency
  107
- Call Processing Subsystem
  109
- Description of the Call Processing Subsystem
  110
- Using the Call Processing Subsystem
  114
- The CALL CONTROL Screen
  118
  - Called Number
    120
  - Chan
    120
  - Cntl Channel
    120
  - Display
    121
  - AMPS, TACS, and JTACS CALL CONTROL Screen with Meas Selected
    122
  - CALL CONTROL Screen with Decoding Error Message Display
    122
  - ESN (Dec)
    123
  - ESN (Hex)
    123
  - Handoff
    123
  - MS ID
    124
  - Order
    125
  - Page
    125
  - Pwr Lvl
    125
  - Phone Num
    126
  - Register
    126
  - Sat
    127
  - Scm
    127
  - Sid
    127
  - System Type
    128
  - TX Freq Error
    128
- Using the CALL CONTROL Screen to Test Call Processing Functions
  129
- CALL DATA Screen
  139
- Display Word
  142
- CALL DATA Screen Message Field Descriptions
  144
  - RECCW a Message Fields
    144
  - RECCW B Message Fields
    146
  - RECCW C Message Fields
    148
  - RECCW D Message Fields
    149
  - RECCW E Message Fields
    150
  - Rvcordcon Message Fields
    151
  - To View Decoded Reverse Channel Words from Mobile Station Registration
    153
- Using the CALL DATA Screen
  153
- CALL BIT Screen
  161
- Message Contents that Can be Modified Using the CALL BIT Screen
  163
- CALL BIT Screen Message Field Descriptions
  167
  - SPC WORD1 Message Fields
    167
  - SPC WORD2 Message Fields
    169
  - ACCESS Message Fields
    171
  - REG INC Message Fields
    173
  - REG ID Message Fields
    175
  - C-FILMESS Message Fields
    177
  - MS WORD1 Message Fields
    179
  - Msmessord Message Fields
    180
  - MS Intvch Message Fields
    182
  - FVC O Mes Message Fields
    183
  - FVC V Mes Message Fields
    185
  - Selecting the Message Content Generation Method
    187
- Using the CALL BIT Screen
  187
- ANALOG MEAS Screen
  192
- Using the ANALOG MEAS Screen
  195
  - To Make an RF Sensitivity Measurement
    196
  - To Make an FM Hum and Noise Measurement
    197
- CALL CONFIGURE Screen
  198
  - Configure Screen
    201
  - Antenna in
    202
  - Base Freq (User Defined)
    203
  - Beeper
    204
  - Chan Space
    204
  - Date
    205
  - Duplex out
    205
  - Firmware
    205
  - Intensity
    207
  - Low Battery
    207
  - Notch Coupl
    207
  - Range Hold
    208
  - RF Chan Std
    209
  - RF Display
    210
  - RF Gen Volts
    210
  - RF In/Out
    211
  - RF Level Offset
    211
  - RF Offset
    212
  - RX/TX Cntl
    213
  - Total RAM
    214
- Signaling Decoder Screen
  215
- Decoder Frequency Measurements
  216
- Field Descriptions for Decoder Modes
  216
  - The Decoder’s Signal Source
    216
  - AMPS-TACS Control/Voice and NAMPS/NTACS Control Channel Decoder
    217
- AMPS-TACS, NAMPS-NTACS Decoder
  217
  - Decoder Mode Differences
    217
  - Arm Meas
    218
  - The NAMPS-NTACS Voice Channel Decoder
    218
  - Gate Time
    219
  - Input Level
    219
  - Num of Bits
    220
  - Polarity
    220
  - RECC Data (NAMPS-NTACS: RECC)
    220
  - Single/Cont
    221
  - Stop Meas
    221
  - Trig Level
    221
  - Trigger Pattern (Bin)
    221
  - Decoding the Reverse Control Channel (RECC) Data
    222
  - Interaction with the Encoder
    222
- Using the AMPS/TACS, NAMPS/NTACS Decoder
  222
- Continuous Digital Controlled Squelch System Decoder
  226
  - The CDCSS Sequence Decoder Screen
    226
  - AF Analyzer Settings
    230
- Using the CDCSS Decoder
  230
- Digital Paging Decoder
  231
  - Data Display
    232
  - Data Rate
    232
  - Display Page
    232
- Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) Decoder
  235
- Measurement Limits
  240
- Using the DTMF Decoder
  240
- EDACS Decoder
  241
  - EDACS Transmitter Testing
    244
  - Transmitter Test Procedure
    244
- Using the EDACS Decoder
  244
- Function Generator Decoder
  247
  - The Function Generator Decoder Screen
    247
  - Decoding Considerations
    250
- Using the Function Generator Decoder
  250
- LTR Decoder
  251
- Decoding Mobile Radio Signaling Data
  255
- Using the LTR Decoder
  255
- MPT 1327 Decoder
  257
  - Decoder Triggering
    258
  - Manually Decoding MPT 1327 Signals
    258
  - Triggering the MPT 1327 Decoder
    259
  - Detecting and Querying Messages
    260
- NMT Decoder
  262
  - The NMT Decoder Screen
    263
  - Frame Log
    264
  - Load Test
    265
  - NMT Test Entry
    265
  - General Encoder Operation
    267
- Using the NMT Decoder/Encoder
  267
  - General Decoder Operation
    268
  - Manual Testing of NMT Radios
    269
  - Standard Equivalents
    269
  - Required Test Set Settings
    270
  - Special Frame Suffixes
    271
- Creating NMT Tests
  272
  - Entering Tests into the Decoder’s RAM
    273
  - Using Direct Command Entry
    274
  - Programming Using an External Computer
    275
  - Copying Programs to Mass Storage
    276
  - Downloading Programs
    276
  - Begin
    277
  - End
    277
  - EXIT N
    277
  - Program Command Syntax
    277
  - GOTO L
    278
  - RCHAN C
    278
  - TCHAN C
    278
  - SEND F
    279
  - SEND F N
    279
  - Valid Channel Assignments
    279
  - Clear
    280
  - REPEAT N L
    280
  - WAIT N
    280
  - The Tone Sequence Decoder Screen
    281
- Tone Sequence Decoder
  281
  - Freq
    282
  - Freq Error
    282
  - Duplex Test Screen
    285
  - DUPLEX TEST Functional Block Diagram
    286
- Signaling Encoder (AF Generator 2)
  299
- Field Descriptions for Encoder Modes
  300
- AMPS-TACS NAMPS-NTACS Encoder
  301
- B/I Delay (FOCC)
  303
  - Bursts
    303
  - Busy/Idle (FOCC)
    303
- Data Level
  303
  - AMPS-TACS/NAMPS-NTACS FOCC Message and Filler Data Format
    305
  - Filler (FOCC)
    305
  - FM Coupling
    306
  - Message (FOCC)
    307
  - NAMPS-NTACS FVC Message Data Output Format
    309
  - Message/Dst (FVC)
    310
  - P
    310
  - SAT Freq (FVC)
    311
  - SAT Level (FVC: AMPS-TACS)
    311
  - Send DSAT (FVC)
    311
  - Send Filler (FOCC)
    311
  - Send Mode
    312
  - Standard
    312
  - Stop DSAT (FVC)
    312
  - Stop Filler (FOCC)
    312
  - Automated Test Software
    313
  - Encoder/Decoder Interaction
    313
- Using the AMPS-TACS, NAMPS-NTACS Encoder
  313
- Using this Information
  313
- CDCSS Encoder
  314
  - The CDCSS Encoder Mode Screen
    314
  - Afgen2 to
    315
  - Audio out
    315
  - CDCSS Data Stream Bit Assignments
    318
  - The CDCSS Data Stream
    318
  - The Turn-Off Code
    318
- Using the CDCSS Encoder
  318
- Digital Paging Encoder
  319
- The Digital Paging Encoder Mode Screen
  319
- Error Bit
  320
- Mssg Length
  321
- DTMF Sequence Encoder
  324
- The DTMF Sequence Encoder Mode Screen
  324
- EDACS Encoder
  328
  - The EDACS Trunked Radio Encoder Mode Screen
    328
  - Control Channel, Number
    329
  - Control Channel, RX Frequency
    329
  - Control Channel, TX Frequency
    329
- Group ID
  330
- Handshake
  330
- Logical ID
  331
- Signaling Dev
  332
  - Sub-Audible Dev
    333
  - Working Channel, Number
    333
- Using the EDACS Encoder
  334
  - Testing EDACS Mobiles
    335
  - Testing the Mobile’s Receiver
    335
  - Testing the Mobile’s Transmitter
    335
  - Connect the Mobile to the Test Set
    336
  - Mobile Receiver Test Procedure
    336
  - Get the Mobile up on the Control Channel
    337
  - Make Receiver Measurements
    338
- Function Generator Encoder
  339
  - The Function Generator Encoder Screen
    339
  - Afgen2 Freq
    340
- LTR Encoder
  342
- The LTR Trunked Radio Encoder Mode Screen
  342
- Ltr Message
  344
- How Message 1 and Message 2 Fields Are Used to Create Trunking Data
  346
- Using the LTR Encoder
  346
  - Radio Test Examples
    347
  - To Test Your Receiver
    347
  - To Make a 12 Db SINAD Measurement
    348
  - To Test Your Transmitter
    348
  - Performing Channel Changes
    349
- Address Qualifier
  350
- MPT 1327 Encoder
  350
- The MPT 1327 Trunked Radio Encoder Mode Screen
  350
- Aloha Number
  351
- Control Channel
  352
- Using the MPT 1327 Encoder
  363
- Radio Unit under Test
  364
- Simulated Calling Unit
  365
- Nordic Mobile Telephone (NMT) Encoder
  366
- The NMT Encoder Screen
  366
- Access Channel Number
  367
- Access Channel Power
  367
- Add Info
  367
- NMT Additional Information Bits
  368
- Alarm Level High
  369
- Alarm Level Low
  369
- Batt Save
  370
- BS Identity
  370
- Calling Channel Number
  371
  - Calling Channel Power
    371
  - Dut
    372
- Meas Field Strength
  373
  - Mgmt/Maint
    373
  - Msn
    373
- Phi Signal
  373
  - Password
    374
  - Pre-Emp
    374
  - SIS Challenge
    374
  - SIS Response
    374
  - Traffic Area - Main
    376
  - Traffic Channel (Alt) Number
    376
  - Traffic Channel (Alt) Power
    376
  - Traffic Channel (Main) Number
    377
  - Traffic Channel (Main) Power
    377
  - The Tone Sequence Encoder Mode Screen
    378
- Tone Sequence Encoder
  378
  - Symbol Definition
    380
  - Symbol Sequence
    380
  - Help Screen
    381
  - I/O Configure Screen
    383
  - The I/O Configure Screen
    384
  - Data Length
    385
  - HP-IB Address
    385
  - IBASIC Echo
    385
  - Inst Echo
    385
  - Parity
    386
  - Rcv Pace
    386
  - Save/Recall
    387
  - Serial Baud
    387
  - Serial in
    388
  - Stop Length
    388
  - Xmt Pace
    388
  - Message Screen
    389
  - Oscilloscope Screen
    391
  - The Oscilloscope Screen and Menus
    392
  - Oscilloscope Main Functions
    393
  - Oscilloscope Main Menu Fields
    393
  - How the Oscilloscope Displays Measurements
    394
  - Markers on the Oscilloscope
    394
  - Oscilloscope Marker Menu Fields
    394
  - Marker Measurements
    395
  - Reading Measurement Results at the Oscilloscope’s Markers
    395
  - Oscilloscope Trigger Menu Fields
    396
  - Cont/Single
    397
  - Level (DIV)
    397
  - Pre-Trig
    397
  - Oscilloscope Input Indicator
    398
  - Selecting the Oscilloscope’s Input
    398
  - Using the Oscilloscope
    398
  - Print Configure Screen
    399
- Abort Print
  400
  - FF at End
    400
  - FF at Start
    400
  - The Printer Configurations Screen
    400
- Radio Interface Screen
  403
- Data I/O
  404
- Radio Interface Functional Description
  404
  - Audio Analyzer
    405
  - Audio Source
    405
  - External Transmitter Key Relay
    405
  - Interrupt Capability
    405
- Field Descriptions
  406
  - The Radio Interface Screen
    406
  - I/O Config
    408
  - Output Data
    408
  - Parallel Data in
    408
  - Setting the Radio Interface’s Logic Level
    409
- Using the Radio Interface (Manual Operation)
  409
  - Inputting Data
    411
  - Outputting Data
    412
  - HP-IB Command Summary
    415
  - Inputting Data over HP-IB
    415
- Using the Radio Interface (Remote Operation)
  415
  - Outputting Data over HP-IB
    416
  - Using Interrupts over HP-IB
    416
  - RF Analyzer Screen
    417
  - RF ANALYZER Functional Block Diagram
    418
  - The RF Analyzer Screen
    419
  - RF Cnt Gate
    423
  - Sensitivity
    423
  - Squelch
    423
  - RF Generator Screen
    429
  - RF GENERATOR Functional Block Diagram
    430
  - The RF Generator Screen
    431
  - Atten Hold
    434
  - MIC Pre-Emp
    434
  - Mod in to
    435
  - Output Port
    435
  - RF Gen Freq
    435
  - RX Test Screen
    439
  - The RX Test Fields and Their Functions
    440
  - The RX Test Screen
    441
  - Service Screen
    447
  - Counter Connection
    448
  - RAM Initialize
    449
  - Spectrum Analyzer Screen
    451
  - The Spectrum Analyzer Screen and Menus
    452
  - Center Freq
    453
  - Ref Level
    453
  - Spectrum Analyzer Main Functions
    453
  - Spectrum Analyzer Main Menu Fields
    453
  - RF In/Ant
    454
  - Span
    454
  - RF Generator Menu Fields, Fixed Operation
    455
  - Using the Spectrum Analyzer with the RF Generator
    455
  - RF Generator Menu Fields, Tracking Operation
    457
  - Using the Spectrum Analyzer with the Tracking Generator
    457
  - Offset Freq
    458
  - Port/Sweep
    458
  - Setting Markers on the Spectrum Analyzer
    459
  - Spectrum Analyzer Marker Menu Fields
    459
  - Reading Measurement Results at the Spectrum Analyzer’s Markers
    460
  - Spectrum Analyzer Auxiliary Functions
    461
  - Spectrum Analyzer Auxiliary Menu Fields
    461
  - No Pk/Avg
    463
  - Automatic Calibration
    464
  - Setting Resolution Bandwidth and Sweep Rate
    464
  - Using the Spectrum Analyzer
    464
- Tests Screen
  465
- Description of the Tests Subsystem
  466
  - Tests Subsystem Screens
    467
  - Cnfg External Devices
    468
  - Exec Execution Cond
    468
  - The TESTS (Main Menu) Screen
    468
  - Freq Channel Information
    469
  - IBASIC IBASIC Cntrl
    469
  - Library
    469
  - Parm Test Parameters
    469
  - Proc Save/Delete Procedure
    470
  - Select Procedure Filename
    470
  - Select Procedure Location
    470
  - Seqn Order of Tests
    470
  - The TESTS (Channel Information) Screen
    471
  - Delete Ch
    472
  - Insert Ch
    472
  - Main Menu
    472
  - Print All
    472
  - The TESTS (Test Parameters) Screen
    473
  - The TESTS (Order of Tests) Screen
    474
  - Delet Stp
    475
  - Insrt Stp
    475
- TESTS (Pass/Fail Limits)
  476
  - The TESTS (Save/Delete Procedure) Screen
    478
  - Code Location
    479
  - Enter Procedure Filename
    479
  - Pass Word
    479
  - Procedure Library
    480
  - The TESTS (Execution Conditions) Screen
    481
  - Autostart Test Procedure on Power-Up
    482
  - If Unit-Under-Test Fails
    482
  - Output Results for
    483
  - Test Procedure Run Mode
    483
  - The TESTS (External Devices) Screen
    484
  - External Disk Specification
    485
  - The TESTS (Printer Setup) Screen
    487
  - The TESTS (IBASIC Controller) Screen
    490
- ROM Programs
  492
- Using the Signal Strength Meter
  492
- The Signal Strength Meter Screen
  492
- Securing a Test Procedure
  493
- Clearing RAM
  493
- TX Test Screen
  495
- TX TEST Functional Block Diagram
  496
- The TX Test Screen
  497
- Afgen1 Lvl
  500
- Connector, Key, and Knob Descriptions
  507
- Connector Descriptions
  508
- Ant in
  508
- Audio in
  509
- Audio Monitor Output
  510
- Crt Video Output
  511
- DC Current Measurement
  511
- Chassis Ground
  511
- DC Input
  512
- Digital Test Connections
  512
- Ext Scope Trigger Input
  513
- Headphone
  513
- MIC/Acc
  514
- Hp-Ib
  514
- MEMORY CARD Slot
  514
- To Use the Microphone
  515
- MIC/ACC Operating Considerations
  515
- MIC in Specifications
  515
- MIC/ACC Connections
  516
- Modulation Input
  517
- Parallel Port
  517
- Pin Numbers for the Radio Interface Connector
  519
- Radio Interface
  519
- Serial Port
  523
- Serial Port Connections
  524
- 10 Mhz REF INPUT
  525
- 10 Mhz REF OUTPUT
  525
- DATA Keys
  526
- DATA FUNCTIONS Keys
  527
- INSTRUMENT STATE Keys
  528
- SCREEN CONTROL Keys
  528
- Miscellaneous Keys and Buttons
  529
- USER Keys
  529
- Knob Descriptions
  530
- Modifications, Accessories, Manuals, Support
  531
- Hardware Upgrades and Modifications
  532
- Hardware Retrofits and Modifications
  532
- Accessories
  535
- Power Cables
  540
- HP Support for Your Instrument
  547
- Customer Training
  547
- Error Messages
  549
- General Information about Error Messages
  550
- Positive Numbered Error Messages
  551
- Negative Numbered Error Messages
  552
- IBASIC Error Messages
  553
- HP-IB Error Messages
  554
- Text Only Error Messages
  555
- The Message Display
  556
- Non-Recoverable Firmware Error
  557
- Required Hardware for Additional Test Set Functions
  559
- Decoder Buffer Full
  560
- Turn off Either am or FM Settings
  560
- Cal File Checksum Incorrect - Initializing File
  560
- Squelch Interrupt Overflow
  560
- One or more Self Tests Failed
  561
- Change Ref Level, Input Port or Attenuator
  561
- Change RF Gen Amplitude, Output Port or Atten Hold
  561
- Direct Latch Write Occurred
  561
- Index
  563

HP 8921A Programmer's Manual

HP 8921A Programmer's Manual (605 pages)

Cell Site Test Set

Brand: HP | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 4.59 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
18
HP-IB Commands
95
HP-IB Syntax Diagrams
96
Adjacent Channel Power (ACP)
99
AF Analyzer
101
:Afgenerator1
104
AF Generator 2 Pre-Modulation Filters
105
AF Generator 2/Encoder
106
Configure, I/O Configure
121
Call Processing
126
Decoder
145
Display
149
Measure
151
Oscilloscope
158
Program
163
Save/Recall Registers
164
RF Analyzer
165
RF Generator
167
Radio Interface
168
Spectrum Analyzer
169
HP-IB Only Commands
171
Status
172
System
173
Tests
174
Trigger
177
Integer Number Setting Syntax
178
Real Number Setting Syntax
179
Multiple Real Number Setting Syntax
180
Number Measurement Syntax
181
Multiple Number Measurement Syntax
183
Equivalent Front-Panel Key Commands
184
IEEE 488.2 Common Commands
212
Common Command Descriptions
213
Triggering Measurements
228
Advanced Operations
237
Increasing Measurement Throughput
238
Status Reporting
244
HP-IB Service Requests
295
Instrument Initialization
305
Passing Control
318
Memory Cards/Mass Storage
329
Default File System
330
Mass Storage Device Overview
331
Default Mass Storage Locations
338
Mass Storage Access
340
DOS and LIF File System Considerations
341
Using the ROM Disk
348
Using Memory Cards
349
Backing up Procedure and Library Files
354
Copying Files Using IBASIC Commands
355
Using RAM Disk
357
Using External Disk Drives
359
IBASIC Controller
361
Introduction
362
The IBASIC Controller Screen
363
Important Notes for Program Development
365
Program Development
366
Interfacing to the IBASIC Controller Using Serial Ports
368
Choosing Your Development Method
382
Method #1. Program Development on an External BASIC Language Computer
384
Method #2. Developing Programs on the Test Set Using the IBASIC EDIT Mode
392
Method #3. Developing Programs Using Word Processor on a PC (Least Preferred)
397
Uploading Programs from the Test Set to a PC
404
Serial I/O from IBASIC Programs
405
Program Subsystem
408
The TESTS Subsystem
436
Programming the Call Processing Subsystem
443
Description of the Call Processing Subsystem's Remote User Interface
444
Using the Call Processing Subsystem's Remote User Interface
448
Programming the CALL CONTROL Screen
458
Programming the CALL DATA Screen
486
CALL DATA Screen Message Field Descriptions
490
Programming the CALL BIT Screen
501
CALL BIT Screen Message Field Descriptions
512
Programming the ANALOG MEAS Screen
532
Programming the CALL CONFIGURE Screen
540
Example Programs
543

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