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5.8.5.2 M50 series user interface
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5.8.7.2 M50 series user interface
5.9.1.2 M50 series user interface
5.9.2.2 M50 series user interface
Figure 5 189 [M50] LTE RSSI
5.9.2.2.a Start testing
5.9.3.2.b Import / Export the calibration data
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5.9.5.2 M50 series user interface
5.9.6.2 M50 series user interface
5.9.6.2.a Start / Stop testing
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V1.5 2018-02-22 5.4.3.1 Enable read only mode for item selection
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V1.6 2019-04-16 1. Platform options introduction
2. Telematics connection method
3. Multiple windows usage
Table of Contents
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Lists of Tables ................................................................................................................................................. 12
Lists of Figures ................................................................................................................................................ 14
1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 28
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3.4.5 Modem log to PC file ...................................................................................................... 43
3.16 Rules of auto find USB com port through VID/PID ........................................................................... 74
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3.17 SLA....................................................................................................................................................... 76
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4.4.1 Read / Write MEID ......................................................................................................... 90
5 RF Tools ................................................................................................................................................ 94
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5.4.1 Start action/ Runtime status update ............................................................................ 110
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5.8.8 Baseband Register ........................................................................................................ 235
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5.9.16 Temp. Coefficient Generator ........................................................................................ 292
6.2 Use command line steps to open the console mode .......................................................................... 361
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Lists of Tables
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Table 4-2LID [NVRAM Editor] Category Customization ......................................................................................... 86
Table 5-1the meaning of indicator background color in Updateparmaeter ......................................................... 95
Table 5-2 [Lab Tuning] Brief descriptions of file configure................................................................................ 106
Table 5-3 [Lab Tuning] Brief descriptions of item selection .............................................................................. 107
Table 5-4 [RF Calibration] Brief descriptions of file configure .......................................................................... 111
Table 5-5 [RF Calibration] Brief descriptions of calibration/testing item configuration .................................. 113
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Table 6-13 [Console Tool] The key string of ToolLogPath .................................................................................... 356
Table 6-14 [Console Tool] The key string of ComportLogEnable ........................................................................ 357
Table 6-15 [Console Tool] The key string of ModemLogto ................................................................................. 357
Table 6-16 [Console Tool] The key string of ModemLogPath .............................................................................. 357
Table 6-17 [Console Tool] The key string of ModemLogFilter ............................................................................. 357
Table 6-18 [Console Tool] The key string of APLogto .......................................................................................... 357
Table 6-19 [Console Tool] The key string of APLogPath ...................................................................................... 357
Table 6-20 [Console Tool] The key string of Backup ............................................................................................ 358
Table 6-21 [Console Tool] The key string of AfterDisconnect ............................................................................. 358
Table 6-22 [Console Tool] The key string of ClearMetaBootModeFlag ............................................................... 358
Table 6-23 [Console Tool] The key string of ApDB .............................................................................................. 358
Table 6-24 [Console Tool] The key string of CfgFilePath ..................................................................................... 359
Table 6-25 [Console Tool] The key string of IniFilePath ...................................................................................... 359
Table 6-26 [Console Tool] The key string of ResultFileName .............................................................................. 359
Table 6-27 [Console Tool] The key string of ResultFolderPath ............................................................................ 360
Table 6-28 [Console Tool] The key string of CalTestExportedFilePath ................................................................ 360
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Table 6-29 [Console Tool] The key string of BackupCalData ............................................................................... 360
Table 6-30 [Console Tool] The key string of IncreaseBarCodeWhenSuccess/ IncreaseBarCodeWhenFailed ..... 360
Table 6-31 [Console Tool] The key string of StopWhenFailed ............................................................................. 360
Table 6-32 [Console Tool] The key string of ApDbPath ....................................................................................... 360
Table 6-33 [Console Tool] The key string of Md1DbPath .................................................................................... 361
Table 6-34 [Console Tool] Modem META console mode operation .................................................................... 361
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Figure 2-3 [Installation] The Installation is complete, please click [Finish] button. .............................................. 32
Figure 3-1 GUI introduction – before connection ................................................................................................. 33
Figure 3-2 GUI introduction - connecting ............................................................................................................. 34
Figure 3-3 Option platform setting ....................................................................................................................... 35
Figure 3-4 Option tool log setting ......................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 3-5 Open target log setting ........................................................................................................................ 37
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Figure 3-20 Set ELT target filter............................................................................................................................. 43
Figure 3-21 Modem log to PC file ......................................................................................................................... 43
Figure 3-22 Set log folder path ............................................................................................................................. 44
Figure 3-23 Set target filter path .......................................................................................................................... 44
Figure 3-24 Create a filter bin file ......................................................................................................................... 45
Figure 3-25 Connect to Modem META with Modem log to “PC File” ................................................................... 45
Figure 3-26 Select “Log to Target’s SD Card” ........................................................................................................ 46
Figure 3-27 Connect to Modem META with Modem log to”Target’s SD Card”..................................................... 46
Figure 3-28 AP log to GAT ..................................................................................................................................... 46
Figure 3-29 Run GAT ............................................................................................................................................. 47
Figure 3-30 Connect to Modem META with AP log to “GAT” ............................................................................... 47
Figure 3-44 The MODEM EXCEPTION message and Memory Dump progress ..................................................... 52
Figure 3-45 Memory dump successfully ............................................................................................................... 52
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Figure 3-46 The MODEM EXCEPTION message and Memory Dump progress ..................................................... 53
Figure 3-47 Memory dump successfully ............................................................................................................... 53
Figure 3-48 Memory dump when disable the modem log ................................................................................... 54
Figure 3-49 The preview of Tera Term application ................................................................................................ 54
Figure 3-50 Step1: Select the comport number of the debug board .................................................................... 55
Figure 3-51 Step2: Select the serial port speed to "921600" ............................................................................... 55
Figure 3-52 Step3: Enable the function of log to file ............................................................................................ 56
Figure 3-53 Step4: Connect to META Tool ............................................................................................................ 56
Figure 3-54 Option disconnect setting .................................................................................................................. 57
Figure 3-55 Connect with the target by UART ...................................................................................................... 58
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Figure 3-71 Meta mode logging in ELT.................................................................................................................. 67
Figure 3-72 Meta Catcher/ELT mode .................................................................................................................... 68
Figure 3-73 Apply modem log filter to target ....................................................................................................... 69
Figure 3-74 Enable AP META mode logging .......................................................................................................... 70
Figure 3-75 Log to PC file mode ............................................................................................................................ 71
Figure 3-76 GAT .................................................................................................................................................... 71
Figure 4-14 Select [IMEI download] button from main selection menu............................................................... 87
Figure 4-15 Click [Read] button to read IMEI from target .................................................................................... 87
Figure 4-16 Result of read IMEI from target ......................................................................................................... 87
Figure 4-17 Click [Write] button to write IMEI to target ....................................................................................... 88
Figure 4-18 Result of write IMEI to target ............................................................................................................ 88
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Figure 4-19 Click [Import] button to import IMEI from file .................................................................................. 88
Figure 4-20 Result of import IMEI from file .......................................................................................................... 89
Figure 4-21 Click [Export] button to import IMEI to file ....................................................................................... 89
Figure 4-22 Result of import IMEI to file .............................................................................................................. 89
Figure 4-23 Select [MEID download] button from main selection menu ............................................................. 90
Figure 4-24 Click [Read] button to read MEID from target ................................................................................... 91
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Figure 5-23 Select [RF Calibration] from main selection menu .......................................................................... 109
Figure 5-24 [RF Calibration] main page .............................................................................................................. 110
Figure 5-25 [RF Calibration] Runtime status update sample .............................................................................. 110
Figure 5-26 [RF Calibration] File configure.......................................................................................................... 111
Figure 5-27 [RF Calibration] Runtime status sample for the empty field of necessary file ................................. 111
Figure 5-28 [RF Calibration] AP DB field ............................................................................................................. 111
Figure 5-53 Select [GSM RF Tool] from main selection menu ............................................................................ 125
Figure 5-54 Select [GSM RF Tool] from main selection menu ............................................................................ 125
Figure 5-55 [GSM RF Tool] Select RF page form context menu .......................................................................... 126
Figure 5-56 [GSM RF Tool] Example of making the layout by yourself ............................................................... 126
Figure 5-57 [M21] GSM AFC Control................................................................................................................... 127
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Figure 5-58 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM AFC test ......................................................................... 128
Figure 5-59 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the GSM Init-AFC DAC and Slope ................................ 129
Figure 5-60 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM AFC control ..................................................................... 130
Figure 5-61 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM AFC control ................................................................ 131
Figure 5-62 [M21] GSM AFC DAC Sweep ............................................................................................................ 132
Figure 5-63 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM AFC DAC sweep test ...................................................... 133
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Figure 5-64 [M21] GSM AFC DAC sweep test runtime result.............................................................................. 134
Figure 5-65 [M21] Export the GSM AFC DAC sweep test result to file ............................................................... 135
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Figure 5-68 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM Crystal AFC control ......................................................... 137
Figure 5-69 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM Crystal AFC control .................................................... 138
Figure 5-70 [M21] GSM PM (1) ........................................................................................................................... 139
Figure 5-71 [M21] GSM PM (2) ........................................................................................................................... 139
Figure 5-72 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM PM test (1) ..................................................................... 140
Figure 5-73 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM PM test (2) ..................................................................... 140
Figure 5-74 [M50] GSM PM ................................................................................................................................ 141
Figure 5-75 [M50] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM PM test .......................................................................... 141
Figure 5-76 [M70] GSM PM ............................................................................................................................... 142
Figure 5-77 [M21] GSM Path Loss (1) ................................................................................................................. 143
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Figure 5-88 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM Continuous RX (1) .......................................................... 152
Figure 5-89 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM Continuous RX (2) .......................................................... 152
Figure 5-90 [M50] GSM Continuous RX .............................................................................................................. 153
Figure 5-91 [M50] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM Continuous RX ............................................................... 153
Figure 5-92 [M21] GSM Continuous TX .............................................................................................................. 153
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Figure 5-93 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM Continuous TX ............................................................... 154
Figure 5-94 [M21] GSM Multi-Slot TX ................................................................................................................. 155
Figure 5-95 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM Multi-Slot TX .................................................................. 155
Figure 5-96 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM Multi-Slot TX .................................................................. 156
Figure 5-97 [M21] GSM TX Level ........................................................................................................................ 157
Figure 5-98 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM TX Level ......................................................................... 157
Figure 5-114 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM EPSK profile .................................................................. 172
Figure 5-115 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM EPSK profile ............................................................. 173
Figure 5-116 [M21] GSM EPSK Graphic Ramp .................................................................................................... 175
Figure 5-117 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM EPSK Graphic Ramp ...................................................... 176
Figure 5-118 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM EPSK Graphic Ramp ................................................. 177
Figure 5-119 [M21] Before adjust EPSK profile data in GSM EPSK Graphic Ramp .............................................. 178
Figure 5-120 [M21] After adjust EPSK profile data in GSM EPSK Graphic Ramp ................................................ 179
Figure 5-121 [M50] GSM RX Gain Calculator ...................................................................................................... 179
Figure 5-122 [M50] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM RX Gain Calculator ....................................................... 180
Figure 5-123 Select [WCDMA RF Tool] from main selection menu .................................................................... 181
Figure 5-124 Select [WCDMA RF Tool] from main selection menu .................................................................... 181
Figure 5-125 [WCDMA RF Tool] Select RF page form context menu .................................................................. 182
Figure 5-126 [WCDMA RF Tool] Example of making the layout by yourself ....................................................... 182
Figure 5-127 [M21]WCDMA AFC Control ........................................................................................................... 183
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Figure 5-128 [M21]Click [Start] button to trigger AFC test ................................................................................. 184
Figure 5-129 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the WCDMA Init-AFC DAC and Slope ........................ 185
Figure 5-130 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in WCDMA AFC control ............................................................. 186
Figure 5-131 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA AFC control ........................................................ 187
Figure 5-132 [M21] WCDMA AFC Sweep ............................................................................................................ 188
Figure 5-133 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger WCDMA AFC sweep test ...................................................... 189
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Figure 5-134 [M21] WCDMA AFC sweep test runtime result ............................................................................. 190
Figure 5-135 [M21] Export the WCDMA AFC sweep test result to file ............................................................... 190
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Figure 5-138 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger Cont. RX test ........................................................................ 193
Figure 5-139 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to get RX gain information ............................................................ 194
Figure 5-140 [M70] WCDMA RSSI ....................................................................................................................... 195
Figure 5-141 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger RSSI test ............................................................................... 196
Figure 5-142 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger Cont. RX test ........................................................................ 197
Figure 5-143 [M70] Click [Calculate] button to get RX gain information ............................................................ 198
Figure 5-144 [M21] WCDMA Path Loss............................................................................................................... 199
Figure 5-145 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in WCDMA Path Loss ................................................................ 200
Figure 5-146 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA Path Loss ............................................................ 201
Figure 5-147 [M70] WCDMA Path Loss............................................................................................................... 203
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Figure 5-148 [M70] WCDMA Path Loss – talking mode support ........................................................................ 204
Figure 5-149 [M21] WCDMA RSCP ..................................................................................................................... 205
Figure 5-150 [M21] [Start] button to trigger WCDMA RSCP ............................................................................... 206
Figure 5-151 [M21] WCDMA PRACH TX .............................................................................................................. 207
Figure 5-152 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger WCDMA PRACH TX .............................................................. 207
Figure 5-153 WCDMA DPCH TX .......................................................................................................................... 208
Figure 5-154 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger WCDMA DPCH TX ................................................................ 208
Figure 5-155 [M21] Click [Fetch] button to trigger fetching WCDMA PD value .................................................. 209
Figure 5-156 WCDMA DPCH TX .......................................................................................................................... 209
Figure 5-157 [M70] Click [+1db] or [-1db] button to adjust current power ....................................................... 210
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Figure 5-163 Write Read WCDMA MIPI TPA code word ..................................................................................... 215
Figure 5-164 [M21] WCDMA DPD PA Profile ...................................................................................................... 216
Figure 5-165 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in DPD PA profile....................................................................... 217
Figure 5-166 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA DPD PA profile ................................................... 217
Figure 5-167 Select [TDSCDMA RF Tool] from main selection menu .................................................................. 219
Figure 5-168 Select [TDSCDMA RF Tool] from main selection menu .................................................................. 219
Figure 5-184 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger TDSCDMA Continuous TX .................................................... 230
Figure 5-185 [M21] TDSCDMA DPCH TX ............................................................................................................. 231
Figure 5-186 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger TDSCDMA DPCH TX .............................................................. 231
Figure 5-187 [M21] TDSCDMA TPC Profile ......................................................................................................... 232
Figure 5-188 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in TDSCDMA TPC profile ........................................................... 233
Figure 5-189 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in TDSCDMA TPC profile ...................................................... 234
Figure 5-190 [M21] TDSCDMA Baseband Register ............................................................................................. 236
Figure 5-191 [M21] Read TDSCDMA baseband register in specific address ....................................................... 236
Figure 5-192 [M21] Write TDSCDMA baseband register in specific address and value...................................... 237
Figure 5-193 Select [LTE RF Tool] from main selection menu ............................................................................. 237
Figure 5-194 Select [LTE RF Tool] from main selection menu ............................................................................. 237
Figure 5-195 [LTE RF Tool] Select RF page form context menu ........................................................................... 238
Figure 5-196 [LTE RF Tool] Example of making the layout by yourself ................................................................ 238
Figure 5-197 [M21] LTE AFC Control ................................................................................................................... 239
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Figure 5-198 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE AFC test .......................................................................... 239
Figure 5-199 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the LTE Init-AFC DAC and Slope ................................. 240
Figure 5-200 [M21][Read] and [Write] button in LTE AFC control ...................................................................... 241
Figure 5-201 [M21][Import] and [Export] button in LTE AFC control ................................................................. 241
Figure 5-202 [M21] LTE RSSI ............................................................................................................................... 242
Figure 5-203 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger RSSI test ............................................................................... 243
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Figure 5-204 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to get advised DL power and gain ................................................. 244
Figure 5-205 [M50] LTE RSSI ............................................................................................................................... 245
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Figure 5-206 [M50] Click [Start] button to trigger RSSI test ............................................................................... 245
Figure 5-207 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to get advised DL power and gain ................................................. 246
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Figure 5-218 [M70] LTE type 2 route Path Loss .................................................................................................. 258
Figure 5-219 [M21] LTE Continuous RX normal mode ........................................................................................ 259
Figure 5-220 [M21] LTE Continuous RX forced mode ......................................................................................... 259
Figure 5-221 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE Continuous RX ............................................................... 260
Figure 5-222 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to trigger Route Calculator ........................................................... 260
Figure 5-223 [M50] LTE Continuous RX normal mode ........................................................................................ 261
Figure 5-224 [M50] LTE Continuous RX forced mode ......................................................................................... 261
Figure 5-225 [M70] LTE Continuous RX............................................................................................................... 262
Figure 5-226 [M21] LTE RSRP/RSRQ RX ............................................................................................................... 263
Figure 5-227 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger RSRP/RSRQ RX ...................................................................... 263
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Figure 5-233 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE Single Tone TX ................................................................ 267
Figure 5-234 [M21] Click [Fetch PD (dBm)] button to get PD value.................................................................... 268
Figure 5-235 [M50] LTE Single Tone TX ............................................................................................................... 268
Figure 5-236 [M50] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE Single Tone TX ................................................................ 269
Figure 5-237 [M50] Click [Fetch PD (dBm)] button to get PD value.................................................................... 269
Figure 5-238 [M70] LTE Single Tone TX ............................................................................................................... 270
Figure 5-254 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in LTE TPC profile ...................................................................... 280
Figure 5-255 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in LTE TPC profile.................................................................. 281
Figure 5-256 [M50] LTE TPC Profile..................................................................................................................... 283
Figure 5-257 [M50] [Read] and [Write] button in LTE TPC profile ...................................................................... 284
Figure 5-258 [M50] [Import] and [Export] button in LTE TPC profile.................................................................. 285
Figure 5-259 [M70] LTE APT Profile .................................................................................................................... 287
Figure 5-260 [M21] LTE RF Diagram .................................................................................................................... 288
Figure 5-261 [M21] LTE DPD PA Profile ............................................................................................................... 289
Figure 5-262 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in LTE DPD PA profile ................................................................ 289
Figure 5-263 [M21][Import] and [Export] button in LTE TPC profile .................................................................. 290
Figure 5-264 [M21] LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator......................................................................................... 292
Figure 5-265 [M21] [Support Band] sample in LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator ............................................... 293
Figure 5-266 [M21] Click [Generate] button to generate TX/RX temperaure compensation ............................. 293
Figure 5-267 [M50] LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator......................................................................................... 294
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Figure 5-268 [M50] [Support Band] sample in LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator ............................................... 295
Figure 5-269 [M50] Click [Generate] button to generate TX/RX temperaure compensation ............................. 295
Figure 5-270 Select [C2K RF Tool] from main selection menu ............................................................................ 296
Figure 5-271 [C2K RF Tool] RF feature pages ...................................................................................................... 296
Figure 5-272 [C2K RF Tool] Select RF page form context menu .......................................................................... 297
Figure 5-273 [C2K RF Tool] Example of making the layout by yourself ............................................................... 297
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Figure 5-276 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the C2K Init-AFC DAC and Slope ................................ 299
Figure 5-277 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K AFC control .................................................................... 300
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Figure 5-278 [M21][Import] and [Export] button in C2K AFC control ................................................................ 301
Figure 5-279 [M21] C2K temperature ADC ......................................................................................................... 302
Figure 5-280 [M21] [Fetch ADC] button in C2K temperature ADC ..................................................................... 302
Figure 5-281 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K temperature ADC ........................................................... 303
Figure 5-282 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K temperature ADC ...................................................... 304
Figure 5-283 [M21] C2K RX ................................................................................................................................. 304
Figure 5-284 [M21] Click [Start Single] button to trigger C2K RSSI test .............................................................. 305
Figure 5-285 [M21] Click [Start Continuous] button to trigger C2K receiving continuously ............................... 305
Figure 5-286 [M21] C2K RX Path Loss ................................................................................................................. 306
Figure 5-287 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K RX Path Loss ................................................................... 307
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Figure 5-288 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K RX Path Loss .............................................................. 308
Figure 5-289 [M21] C2K TX ................................................................................................................................. 309
Figure 5-290 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger C2K TX test ........................................................................... 309
Figure 5-291 [M21] Click [Re-Config] button to update C2K TX testing parameters .......................................... 310
Figure 5-292 [M21] Click [Fetch] button to fetch C2K TX power detector result ............................................... 310
Figure 5-293 [M21] C2K TPC Profile.................................................................................................................... 311
Figure 5-294 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K TPC profile ..................................................................... 312
Figure 5-295 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K TPC profile ................................................................. 313
Figure 5-296 [M21] C2K DPD Profile ................................................................................................................... 315
Figure 5-297 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K DPD profile .................................................................... 316
Figure 5-298 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K DPD profile ................................................................ 317
Figure 5-299 [M21] C2K MIPI TPA Profile ........................................................................................................... 319
Figure 5-300 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K MIPI TPA profile ............................................................. 320
Figure 5-301 [M21] C2K temperature coefficient ............................................................................................... 320
Figure 5-302 [M21] C2K temperature coefficient generate output file .............................................................. 321
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Figure 5-303 [M21] C2K FHC ............................................................................................................................... 322
Figure 5-304 [M21] [Read] and [Import] button in C2K FHC ............................................................................. 323
Figure 5-305 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger C2K FHC ................................................................................ 324
Figure 5-306 [M21] C2K NSFT ............................................................................................................................. 324
Figure 5-307 [M21] [Enter] and [Exit] button in C2K NSFT ................................................................................. 325
Figure 5-308 [M21] [Start TX] and [Fetch FER] button in C2K NSFT ................................................................... 325
Figure 5-324 [M70] [Import] and [Export] path loss data in NR Path Loss ......................................................... 335
Figure 5-325 [M70] NR Continuous RX ............................................................................................................... 337
Figure 5-326 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger NR Continuous RX ................................................................ 337
Figure 5-327 [M70] NR RSRP Force Mode .......................................................................................................... 338
Figure 5-328 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger NR RSRP Force mode ........................................................... 339
Figure 5-329 [M70] NR RSRP Normal Mode, Mimo Type[2x2] ........................................................................... 340
Figure 5-330 [M70] NR RSRP Normal Mode, Mimo Type[4x4] ........................................................................... 341
Figure 5-331 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger NR RSRP Normal .................................................................. 342
Figure 5-332 [M70] NR Single Tone TX ............................................................................................................... 343
Figure 5-333 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger NR Single Tone TX ................................................................ 344
Figure 5-334 [M70] Click [Fetch PD (dBm)] button to get PD value.................................................................... 345
Figure 5-335 [M70] NR APT Profile ..................................................................................................................... 346
Figure 5-336 [M70] [Read] and [Write] button in NR APT profile ....................................................................... 347
Figure 5-337 [M70] [Import] and [Export] button in NR APT profile .................................................................. 348
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1 Introduction
1.1 Overview
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The document is META (Mobile Engineering Testing Architecture) application note. META application is
composed of the main form and service tools of platform/RF. META tool is window application tools at PC side.
Main form provides the entry of the connection type and AP/MD logging setting, loading MD DB and
modem/modem image switch flow. META service tools are available only when connection is finished. The
service tools offers versatile testing features in RF TX/RX/AFC control, NVRAM access testing and editing, IMEI
download, getting hardware and software version, updating parameter and general purpose RF testing control,
but all testing procedure should be operated manually due to no specific instrument control. Contrarily, [RF
Calibration] in the META tool provides the RF calibration and ADC calibration function required in factory mass
The following driver and library are needed for RF calibration and Lab tuning:
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NI (National Instruments) GPIB-USB driver (The driver is bundled with NI GPIB-USB device) or GPIB-USB
driver.
Get the latest driver via http://sine.ni.com/psp/app/doc/p/id/psp-356/lang/en
Hardware:
1. NI or GPIB-USB device
2. RF Instrument for calibration
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2 Installation
Please execute set up.exe, such as [ModemMETA_exe_vXXXXXXX.exe], to start installing META. The install
shield will help you to install META step by step. (We use the v10.1828.0 version as example)
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1. Double click setup.exe.
2. Please click [Next>] button.
3. Please select a directory to install and click [Next>] button.
4. After confirm your installation settings, please click [Install] button to start installation.
5. After the installation complete, please click [Finish] button.
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Figure 2-2 [Installation] Please select a directory to install and then click [Install] button.
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Figure 2-3 [Installation] The Installation is complete, please click [Finish] button.
Note: After installation, there will be a META shortcut icon on windows desktop and programs menu.
You can click the META icon to start it.
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This chapter is about the META application main page, including the basic configuration for a connection and
the basic control flow of the target. The detail of each component on the main form will be introduced in the
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2. Click Connect
3. Power on the target
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After start the connection, the connection progress window is displayed and shows the latest logging
progress and the connection status. The following table is the descriptions of the icons:
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Error
1. The basic settings provides Platform type, COM Port and Baud rate.
2. Click Show Advanced settings for ADB service configuration and power supply control.
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o DUT in META Mode: connect to the target which is already in META mode
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If you use USB for connection, select “USB” and “Auto Connection” as COM Port configuration. META tool will
automatically detect the port connected to the target. You can also specified the COM number by yourself in
“DUT in META Mode”. For UART connection case, you have to select the specified COM port and corresponding
baud rate.
Modem META provides three methods for you to record Modem log:
1. Log to Catcher/ELT: Select Log to Catcher/ELT for saving logs to Catcher/ELT tools. Open
ELT/Catcher tools before connection is required.
2. Log to PC file: Select Log to PC file for saving logs to the folder in PC.
3. Log to the target’s SD Card: Select Log to the target’s SD Card for saving log to the folder in target.
Modem META also provides two methods for you to record Modem log:
1. Log to GAT: Select Log to GAT for saving logs to GAT tool. Open GAT tool before connection is
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We can get the log files from the setting path. The default setting of the folder is the same with the tool log.
(C:/MauiMETA_LOG)
AP log
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Figure 3-11 AP log path
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Figure 3-12 Expand the target log setting
After expand the target log setting, you can select Log to Catcher/ELT, PC File and Target’s SD Card. If you select
Catcher/ELT, execute Catcher/ELT before the tool connection. You can set the log folder for saving the log to PC
by selecting PC File. You also can save the log to SD card by selecting Target’s SD Card. And set the target filter
path to save the log to PC file and SD card. It can be set before the tool connection and after the tool
connection.
After expand the target log setting, you can select Log to GAT and PC File. If you select GAT, please execute GAT
before the tool connection. You can set the log folder for saving the log to PC by selecting PC File.
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Figure 3-17 Connect to Modem META
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Note: It is optional to set “Log Folder Path” and “Target Filter Path”. The default setting is the same with the
tool log. The modem filter bin file path can be set before the tool connection .You can reset the modem filter
bin file path after the tool connection.
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Figure 3-25 Connect to Modem META with Modem log to “PC File”
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Figure 3-27 Connect to Modem META with Modem log to”Target’s SD Card”
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Figure 3-30 Connect to Modem META with AP log to “GAT”
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Figure 3-29 Run GAT
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Figure 3-32 Select Log to PC File
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Figure 3-38 Memory dump via ELT
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Figure 3-40 The MODEM EXCEPTION message and Memory Dump progress
Get the memory dump via Modem META – Log to Target’s SD Card
To save log to SD card, you have to select “Log to Target’s SD Card” in META tool. When the modem
exception occurs, Modem META tool will display the “MODEM EXCEPTION” message and auto-
memory-dump. In this moment, you must wait until auto-memory-dump finishes without any
operation. If you see the tool displays a message said: “Memory Dump successfully” that means the
download procedure finishes, and you can open [Modem System Trace] view to see more information,
or disconnect with the target.
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Figure 3-43 Log to Targets’s SD Card
Figure 3-44 The MODEM EXCEPTION message and Memory Dump progress
You need to select “Log to PC File” in META tool first. Modem META tool will display the “MODEM
EXCEPTION” message and auto-memory-dump. In this moment, you must wait until auto-memory-
dump finishes without any operation. If you see the tool displays a message said: “Memory Dump
successfully” that means the download procedure finishes, and you can open [Modem System Trace]
view to see more information, or disconnect with dut.
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Figure 3-46 The MODEM EXCEPTION message and Memory Dump progress
Modem META Tool supports automatic memory dump when disable the modem log. By different project, a
filename of the memory dump may be different.
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Figure 3-48 Memory dump when disable the modem log
The following steps are the tutorial of how to use "Tera Term" for recording UART log:
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of the debug board.
Figure 3-50 Step1: Select the comport number of the debug board
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Step3: Enable the function of log to file. If you have not enabled this function, you will only get the
logs from the target but these logs are not stored to file.
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Figure 3-52 Step3: Enable the function of log to file
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Before clicking Disconnect option, it is allowed to adjust the disconnect options. Just click the down-arrow, and
select the options that you need.
1. Backup to BackupPartition/SDS before disconnect: When it is checked, META tool triggers the option
for the partition or SDS as backup before disconnect.
2. Shut down target when disconnect: When it is checked, META tool shuts down the target.
3. Clear META boot mode flag: When it is clicked, META tool clears META boot mode flag which is set by
FlashTool at download stage.
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Figure 3-54 Option disconnect setting
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3. Click Connect button
4. Power on the target
The connection progress window is displayed and shows the latest logging progress and the connection
status. (Refer to Chapter3.1)
specified COM port, the platform type should be set to More… -> Dut in META mode and the target should
be booted to META mode in advance.
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To create a connection for telematics target, such as MT2635 or MT2731, META tool supports two approaches.
Then the connection progress window on the right will display and shows the connection status.
Meta tool can connect to the telematics target by the specified COM port if the target is already
powered on with META mode. To boot the target to META mode, you can hold GPIO3 key when power
on or use adb command: “reboot META”. The steps are as follows:
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4) Click Connect button
Then the connection progress window on the right will display and shows the connection status. You
can check which mode the target is in now by adb command “cat proc/boot_mode” (Figure 3-58) or
port status from device manager (Figure 3-59).
After connect to the target, the sub-tool search box is an easy-to-use option for you to survey the available sub-
tools. You can select one of the sub-tools from the tool list or enter the tool name in the search box to start
sub-tool.
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You can use Main form of META tool to switch modem type, i.e., SW image:
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3.14 Enable modem META mode logging
Since META v6.1308.0 and Catcher v3.1316.0, it supports META mode on-line and off-line logging for
debugging. Before META connection, you must choose the appropriate trace mode for different demands.
There are 2 modes, Log to PC File mode, and Log to Catcher/ELT mode. By default, the modem log is disabled.
Click the button to open the target log.
Note: When UART connection no matter which mode it is, if trace is enabled, please pay attention that the
target must support higher baudrate (e.g. 921600). Otherwise, the target cannot set too many filters. This is
because too many traces in low baudrate (e.g. 115200) will affect general META command behaviors (e.g. lose
META confirms).
After pressing “Disconnect” or META tool has been closed, the dump file will be generated in selected path. All
data received will be dumped to the designate path. The name of dump file is like
“MetaDumpFile_2013_02_19_15_21_24.dmp”. It means that the start time of the dump is at 15:21:24 on 2/19
in 2013. You can use Catcher to open the dump file and then analyze it.
If you just want to connect META tool without trace, it has nothing special to do. The default option is “Switch
META trace mode -> None”. It represents that it is General Mode in META tool.
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Figure 3-66 Catcher logging
2. Select the Database (not meta DB) and Click “OK” for Catcher / “Load” for ETL
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Figure 3-68 Set Catcher database path
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After these steps, you can use both META tool and Catcher/ELT in the same time. Before using Catcher/ELT,
please remember to enable trace if target supports META mode trace. All traces will be relayed to Catcher/ELT.
Note: If you select Log to ELT/Catcher, please be sure to execute Catcher and make sure Catcher is connected.
If not, doing any META command will probably suffer abnormal timeout.
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results. (e.g., target asserts or set modem log filter not work)
1. If either software version or hardware version of target is changed, please choose the proper
NVRAM database again to generate the filter for target.( i.e., Redone Step 1 again before
doing Step 2)
2. The filter obtained by logging tool needs to be exported to “.bin” not to “.ini”. (e.g., Select
“Export to catcher_filter.bin” In ELT tool or “Export to *.bin” in Catcher).You can examine the
start pattern of the filter whether to be “CD AB 54 24”.
Log to GAT mode. By default, AP log is disabled. If you need to enable the feature, turn on the switch of the
target log or check AP Log.
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If you want to do off-line dump to file, follow the steps as below.
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You can click the check box to enable/disable the open database (XML DB). This option is enabled by default.
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1. /configs/MF_Setup.txt: In [USB Filter] section.
2. /configs/UsbAutoPortConfig.txt
1. Modem Only: This platform has two kinds of com ports. One is META port, the other is ELT port.
2. SmartPhone: This platform has four kinds of com ports. The first is Preloader port, the second is
BootRom port, the next is Kernel port and the last is Debug port.
The whitelist of META port is defined in the field of “META com port filter” which is in /configs/MF_Setup.txt.
The ELT port is used to transmit the modem logs and the memory dump from target to PC.
The whitelist of ELT port is defined in /configs/UsbAutoPortConfig.txt.
3.16.2 SmartPhone
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“Preloader composite port filter” and “BootRom com port filter” which is in /configs/MF_Setup.txt.
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The Debug port is used to transmit the modem logs and the memory dump from target to PC.
The whitelist of Debug port is defined in the field of “Debug com port filter” which is in /configs/MF_Setup.txt.
3.17 SLA
You can set AP SLA and modem SLA configuration via META tool .
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3.17.1 AP SLA
AP SLA configuration is in “Settings -> Security” (Figure 3-85). To pass AP SLA, you have to select corresponding
authentication file and certification file and replace SLA_Challenge.dll in the folder of META tool/bin (Figure
3-86) with the one in the SW load. If AP SLA verification failed, META tool will be not allowed to connect to the
target and the connection will fail at boot stage.
For the SIM lock related NVRAM LIDs, which are listed in Custom_META_IsSecureLid function, only the
authenticated META Tool can read/write them. To obtain Modem SLA authentication, you have to replace
SLA_Challenge.dll in the folder of META tool/bin (Figure 3-86) with the corresponding one in the SW load. If
SLA_Challenge.dll in META tool is not verified, META tool will have a warning icon beside the connection status.
In this situation, most of tool operations will not be affected, only accessing security related LIDs list on the
warning message is not allowed (Figure 3-87).
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This chapter will introduce the platform related tools. Its GUI layout will not change along modem generation.
It provides the general information or utility of the target, such as IMEI download or NVRAM editor…etc. You
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be introduced in the following sections.
Figure 4-1 Select [Get version] button from main selection menu
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Figure 4-2 Click [Read] button to get version
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Figure 4-4 Select [NVRAM Editor] button from main selection menu
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In addition to the above filters, LID filter can further filter the LID. LID filter uses the case-insensitive substring
matching to find the LID name when you enter a text in the search bar. If you need to find
“NVRAM_EF_SYS_STATISTICS_LID”, you can try to enter “sys stat” in the search bar. LID filter uses the exact
matching to fine the LID number when you input a number in the search bar. If you know the exact LID number,
you can enter the number directly.
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You can also click “Read” button to read a current record from NVRAM manually.
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Figure 4-11 [NVRAM Editor] Save the selected record to target
Note: Before import from a file, the checkboxes for selecting will be cleaned.
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Note:
If you customized the category by LID prefix, the tool will classify the LID with prefix "NVRAM_EF_XXX"
under category "XXX LID".
If you customized the category by the white list, the tool will classify "NVRAM_EF_XXX" and
"NVRAM_EF_YYY" under category "AAA LID". And the category priority of this white list is higher than
prefix. "User_Latest_Settings.txt" will not be overwritten after updating Modem META tool.
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Table 4-2LID [NVRAM Editor] Category Customization
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Figure 4-14 Select [IMEI download] button from main selection menu
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Figure 4-17 Click [Write] button to write IMEI to target
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Click [Import] / [Export] buttons to load/save IMEI of file.
The following is the INI file format of IMEI. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change the
value based on its format.
[IMEI]
IMEI=10000100002124
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You can use MEID download window to read/write MEID from/to target or import/export MEID from/to file.
You can switch to MEID download window by selecting [MEID download] button from main selection menu.
Figure 4-23 Select [MEID download] button from main selection menu
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Figure 4-24 Click [Read] button to read MEID from target
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Figure 4-27 Result of write MEID to target
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[C2K MEID]
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MEID = 12345678901234
ESN = 8013C829
5 RF Tools
This chapter will introduce the RF related tools. Therefore, the GUI layout may be changed along the modem
generation. These tools provide the RF domain testing and verification, such as GSM RF tool or RF
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Calibration…etc. We regard the RF domain knowledge as a basic requirement for using these pages. Therefore,
we will focus on the GUI operations without interpreting the RF terminology, such as Band, RX path loss or RF
gain...etc. You can open multiple tools at the same time, but can not operate tools until the target is availible.
The detailed descriptions of these tools are listed in the following sections.
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Click the indicator text with underline to get more information, especially when you get the “Red” indicator,
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Figure 5-4 [Updateparameter] LTE indicator with red background sample
For the import flow, Update parameter will automatically select or deselect items based on the file context.
(That is, you don’t need to select any item in advance)
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status by the [Operation description] field or check the overall execution status by progress bar.
The operation description of item will be shown as the red text with underline if item is executed failed. Click
the underline text for the further debug info.
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5.2 GP RF Tool
This tool contains all supported GP (General Purpose) RF testing features, which can be used in unit testing or
verifying target command. You can start it from main page after connecting to the target and loading a
corresponding database.
GPRF Tool shows commands and structures based on database information. Therefore, when you start GP RF
Tool, a load DB dialog will be popped out if you have not yet loaded database by clicking [Load DB] in the main
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GP RF Tool consists of “Command Category”, “Command Type”, “Request Param/PDU” tree structure, “Confirm
Param/PDU” tree structure, and [Send] button. After selecting a desired command, you can edit request tree
structure as your wish by clicking on the “Value” column of each field. Confirm tree structure will be updated
after clicking [Send] button, which would send out the request you just edited to the target.
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Some request or confirm tree structures may contain Peer Buffer information, you can switch between tree
structure of Local Parameter and Peer Buffer by clicking the desired tab.
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There are some useful utilities in the context menu of a tree structure, including display format of each fields,
expand and collapse tree, copy and paste the encoded binary string of the tree structure to and from clipboard,
export and import the tree data to and from a file, and reset the whole tree structure.
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Note: Before using this tool, you must install driver of GPIB card. And the [Lab Tuning] supports the following
instruments:
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Specify the tuning items and file configuration and click [Start] button to trigger the flow. The [Stop] button
will be activated automatically; stop flow by clicking it. And the [Runtime status] field will automatically update
the execution information of the tuning flow.
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Figure 5-18 [Lab Tuning] File configure
You must set up the configuration file [CFG file], initial file [INI file], and calibration data result file [CAL Result
file path] and result naming before clicking the [Start] button. Otherwise, you will get error message on
runtime status field. And [Lab Tuning] tool will save these files setting to file of META install folder before
closed.
Figure 5-19 [Lab Tuning] Runtime status sample for the empty field of necessary file
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Button/Flag Description
Item selected hint label If any item is selected, its root naming will be displayed here.
Power supply It is used to configure the power supply Instrument.
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Figure 5-22 [Lab Tuning] Context menu
Agilent8960,CMU200,CMW500/CMW100,StarPoint6010,MT8820/21,MT8870,CTP3110,Transcom6280
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Figure 5-23 Select [RF Calibration] from main selection menu
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You must set up the configuration file [CFG file], RF Calibration data initial file [INI file], calibration data result
file [CAL Result file path] and result naming before clicking the [Start] button. Otherwise, you will get error
message on runtime status field. And [RF Calibration] will save these files setting to file of META install folder
before closed.
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Button/Flag Description
Back up flag It is used to auto-back up calibration data to the target after the calibration successes.
CFG file Configuration file for calibration flow
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Figure 5-27 [RF Calibration] Runtime status sample for the empty field of necessary file
AD DB field setting
The AP DB file setting field [AP DB file] is only related to Co-TMS calibration. If you cannot see this
field, it means you don’t need to care AP DB file anymore, even for Co-TMS calibration.
MD DB field setting
When the auto-loading MD DB supports, “Auto-loading” and “From file…” selections are available and
the default selection will be “Auto-loading”. Otherwise, it only shows “From file”. And for the duel-
modem images case, it will provides 2 DB fields selection with the MD SW label.
Tools will decide to load the MD DB or not by MD capability after the flow is triggered. Therefore, if
the selected item doesn’t need the NVRAM MD DB, you can ignore this filed.
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o All the testing items and MD3 (C2K modem) items all don’t need the MD DB for running the
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Button/Flag Description
Item selected hint label If any item is selected, its root naming will be displayed here.
Instrument selection It is used to configure the Instrument.
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Figure 5-33 [RF Calibration] Error message sample of no item being selected
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Figure 5-35 [RF Calibration] Check the calibration or testing type configuration
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[RFCalibrationSettings].
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Once you set up, it can be enabled immediately after you import setting again by clicking “Import” button or it
can be enabled after META reconnection.
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Figure 5-38 [RF Calibration] After enabling read only mode for item section sample
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Tool will separate the logging data, such as modem, AP or META tool logs, by each RF calibration iteration.
When starting a new iteration (Clicking [Start] button), the logs are automatically saved into the new
folder under the calibration result path. The format of folder naming will be [Result file
name]_timestamp; for example, barcode1_2018-05-09-17-15-33.
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After tool startup, select the RF feature page from tab panel or context menu. And you can make RF feature
page floating from the main form, and drag and drop them to change your favorite layout. The detailed
descriptions of each RF page are listed in the below sections.
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Figure 5-42 [Multi-RAT RF Tool] Select RF page form context menu
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The following is the INI file format of TADC calibration data. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and
then change the value based on its format.
5.5.2 Tas
This page can set Tas (Transmitting Antenna Switching) state of each RAT.
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Figure 5-50 [M21] Click [Start] button to set Tas state
5.5.3 Mipi CW
This page of RF tool provide read/write RF register related parameters.
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5.6 GSM RF Tool
This tool contains all supported GSM RF testing and verification features, such as AFC control, path loss,
PM …etc. You can start it from main page after connecting to the target.
After tool startup, select the RF feature page from tab panel or context menu. And you can make RF feature
page floating from the main form, and drag and drop them to change your favorite layout. The detailed
descriptions of each RF page are listed in the below sections.
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Figure 5-59 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the GSM Init-AFC DAC and Slope
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Figure 5-61 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM AFC control
The following is the INI file format of AFC calibration data. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and
then change the value based on its format.
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Figure 5-63 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM AFC DAC sweep test
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Figure 5-65 [M21] Export the GSM AFC DAC sweep test result to file
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Figure 5-67 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM Crystal AFC Control test
Figure 5-68 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM Crystal AFC control
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This page is used for measuring the power of the indicated channel.
There are two different user interfaces on M21 series by modem capability. The major difference between
these two pages is that antenna can be configured with diversity path.
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5.6.5.1 M21 series user interface
There are two different user interfaces on M21 series by modem capability. The major difference between
these two pages is that you can configure path loss on diversity path.
In addition, this page will show target supported LNA mode by modem capability. If certain of LNA modes
aren’t supported by modem, those fields of the LNA modes are not editable.
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Figure 5-77 [M21] GSM Path Loss (1)
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Figure 5-79 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM Path Loss (1)
Figure 5-80 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in GSM Path Loss (2)
Figure 5-81 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM Path Loss (1)
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Figure 5-82 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM Path Loss (2)
The followings are the INI file formats of Path Loss. The major difference between these two formats is that
you can configure path loss on diversity path. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change
the value based on its format.
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Figure 5-85 [M50] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM Path Loss
The following is the INI file format of Path Loss. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change
the value based on its format.
Max ARFCN =
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5.6.7 Continuous TX
This page can observe the TX IQ signal.
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This page can trigger target to output the TX burst for transmitted power measurement.
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Figure 5-102 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM Inter Slot Ramp
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Figure 5-106 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM GMSK profile
The following is the INI file format of GMSK profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
change the value based on its format.
APC dc offset =
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Figure 5-109 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM GMSK Graphic Ramp
The following is the INI file format of GMSK profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
change the value based on its format.
Note: This is the one example of GSM bands, where (X) ranges from 0 to 15.
TX power level =
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Figure 5-115 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM EPSK profile
The following is the INI file format of EPSK profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
change the value based on its format.
profile 0 ramp up =
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Figure 5-118 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in GSM EPSK Graphic Ramp
The following is the INI file format of EPSK profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
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Note: This is the one example of GSM bands, where (X) ranges from 0 to 15.
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Figure 5-122 [M50] Click [Start] button to trigger GSM RX Gain Calculator
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Figure 5-129 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the WCDMA Init-AFC DAC and Slope
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Figure 5-131 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA AFC control
The following is the INI file format of AFC calibration data. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and
then change the value based on its format.
Sweep flow: Set up CAP ID first and then sweep AFC DAC from minimum to maximum. Next, set up next CAP ID
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Figure 5-133 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger WCDMA AFC sweep test
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Specify the testing parameters and then check [Cont. RX] option and click [Start] button to trigger continuous
RX testing.
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Figure 5-146 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA Path Loss
The following is the INI file format of Path Loss. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change
the value based on its format.
Temperature Offset=
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Figure 5-147 [M70] WCDMA Path Loss
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This page can observe the TX PRACH signal.
Specify the band and UARFCN and click [Start] button to trigger testing. The [Stop] button will be activated
automatically; stop testing by clicking it.
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This page can trigger DPCH TX power testing.
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Figure 5-155 [M21] Click [Fetch] button to trigger fetching WCDMA PD value
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Figure 5-157 [M70] Click [+1db] or [-1db] button to adjust current power
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Figure 5-160 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA TPC profile
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Figure 5-166 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in WCDMA DPD PA profile
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After tool startup, select the RF feature page from tab panel or context menu. And you can make RF feature
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Figure 5-169 [TDSCDMA RF Tool] Select RF page form context menu
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Figure 5-174 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in TDSCDMA AFC control
Figure 5-175 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in TDSCDMA AFC control
The following is the INI file format of AFC calibration data. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and
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cap_id =
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Figure 5-179 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in TDSCDMA Path Loss
Figure 5-180 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in TDSCDMA Path Loss
The following is the INI file format of Path Loss. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change
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[TDSCDMA 1850-1930MHz RX loss]
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5.8.4 Continuous RX
This page can observe the RX IQ signal.
5.8.5 Continuous TX
This page can observe the TX IQ signal.
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5.8.6 DPCH TX
This page can trigger DPCH TX power testing.
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Figure 5-188 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in TDSCDMA TPC profile
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Figure 5-190 [M21] TDSCDMA Baseband Register
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Specify the Register address and value and click [Write Register] button.
Figure 5-192 [M21] Write TDSCDMA baseband register in specific address and value
TX …etc. You can start it from main page after connecting to the target.
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After tool startup, select the RF feature page from tab panel or context menu. And you can make RF feature
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Figure 5-198 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE AFC test
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The following is the INI file format of AFC calibration data. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and
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This page can measure the power of the indicated channel.
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There is Type 2 RF Gain Index shown in “RSSI Config” field. For the detail, please refer to previous sections.
5.9.3 RX PathLoss
The difference of the downlink cell power and the average power of RSSI is the Path Loss. This page is used for
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Figure 5-211 [M21] [Read] and [Write] path loss data in LTE Path Loss
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DL Frequency =
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Since ELNA type differs from route to route, the gain mode will be shown on the table of path loss. Also, fields
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Figure 5-216 [M50] [Import] and [Export] path loss data in LTE Path Loss
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Figure 5-217 [M70] LTE type 1 route Path Loss
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Figure 5-221 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE Continuous RX
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There are three items, “CC config number”, “Measure CC”, and “Cell ID”. “Measure CC” is used to set the PCC.
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Figure 5-233 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE Single Tone TX
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Figure 5-234 [M21] Click [Fetch PD (dBm)] button to get PD value
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Figure 5-250 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger LTE PRACH TX
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Figure 5-255 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in LTE TPC profile
The following is the INI file format of TPC profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
change the value based on its format.
RF Chip ID =
Route =
Pa control level =
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Figure 5-258 [M50] [Import] and [Export] button in LTE TPC profile
The following is the INI file format of TPC profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
change the value based on its format.
RF Chip ID =
Route =
Pa control level =
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Figure 5-260 [M21] LTE RF Diagram
Figure 5-262 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in LTE DPD PA profile
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The following is the INI file format of TPC profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
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Tr Val subband 1 =
Tr Val subband 2 =
Tr Val subband 3 =
Tr Val subband 4 =
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Tr Val subband 7 =
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Tr Val subband 10 =
Tr Val subband 11 =
Tr Val subband 12 =
Tr Val subband 13 =
Tr Val subband 14 =
Pa control level =
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Hysteresis start =
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It supports TX PD/PA gain and RX path loss temperation compensation.
Field Descriptions
It will be the reference file to the “Output INI” file.
Target INI/CAL file
And all the data in the “Target INI file” will not be changed.
Temperature INI/CAL files, It is the TX/RX calibration result in the ADC(x) (x = 0~7). Those files
ADC0~ADC7 use to calculate the temperature compensation.
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Firstly, Output INI file content is totally same with the “Target INI”
content . Only the temperature compensation for PA and PD gain and
RX path loss will be overwrote by the calculation result from ADCx(x =
0~7) file.
It will show the TX or RX band that will be calculated the temperature compensation. It only show the
band that is supported in target and whose data in the [ADC]/[Target] files are all complete.
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Figure 5-265 [M21] [Support Band] sample in LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator
If target supports Band1, and Band1 includes the Route1, Route2, NCCA Route3.
(V) Target file / ADC files all support Band1’s route data.
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Figure 5-266 [M21] Click [Generate] button to generate TX/RX temperaure compensation
Note: DPD feature is based on SW capability. If SW load doesn't support the DPD, Please refer to the section
“M21 series user interface”.
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Figure 5-267 [M50] LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator
Field Descriptions
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Tx compensation power detector pa high temperature (Y)
Tx compensation power detector pa high temperature (Y)
PA gain high mode under the DPD data will be changed (Y = 0~8)
Tx compensation pa gain pa high temperature (Y)
It will show the TX, RX or DPD band that will be calculated the temperature compensation. It only show
the band that is supported in target and whose data in the [ADC]/[Target] files are all complete.
Figure 5-268 [M50] [Support Band] sample in LTE Temp. Coefficient Generator
If target supports Band1, and Band1 includes the Route1, Route2, NCCA Route3.
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Figure 5-269 [M50] Click [Generate] button to generate TX/RX temperaure compensation
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After tool startup, select the RF feature page from tab panel or context menu. And you can make RF feature
page floating from the main form, and drag and drop them to change your favorite layout. The detailed
descriptions of each RF page are listed in the below sections.
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Figure 5-271 [C2K RF Tool] RF feature pages
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Figure 5-276 [M21] Click [Calculate] button to calculate the C2K Init-AFC DAC and Slope
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The following is the INI file format. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change the value
based on its format.
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Figure 5-279 [M21] C2K temperature ADC
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Figure 5-281 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K temperature ADC
Figure 5-282 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K temperature ADC
The following is the INI file format. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change the value
based on its format.
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This page can measure the power of the indicated channel.
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Specify the testing parameters and click [Start Single] button to trigger RSSI single testing. The result will be
shown in the “RSSI Result” field.
Figure 5-284 [M21] Click [Start Single] button to trigger C2K RSSI test
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Figure 5-285 [M21] Click [Start Continuous] button to trigger C2K receiving continuously
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The difference of the downlink cell power and the average power of RSSI is the Path Loss. This page is used for
fine tune the RX path loss and to save these settings to target or file.
Figure 5-287 [M21] [Read] and [Write] button in C2K RX Path Loss
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Figure 5-288 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K RX Path Loss
The following is the INI file format. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change the value
based on its format.
Note: This is the one example of bands. where (X) ranges from 0 to 7
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Temperature celsius=
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After TX started, you can change the testing parameters in “Config” field and click [Re-Config] button to update
them to target.
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Figure 5-292 [M21] Click [Fetch] button to fetch C2K TX power detector result
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Figure 5-295 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K TPC profile
The following is the INI file format. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change the value
based on its format.
Coupler loss=
End0=
End1=
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Figure 5-298 [M21] [Import] and [Export] button in C2K DPD profile
The following is the INI file format. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change the value
based on its format.
Note: This is the one example of bands, where (X) ranges from 0 to 14
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APT to DPD=
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This page can trigger target to output the FHC TX burst and measure RX RSSI, and you can measure the FHC TX
power by using an instrument.
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Figure 5-305 [M21] Click [Start] button to trigger C2K FHC
Test steps: instrument generate the downlink signal => click [Enter] button => click [Start TX] button => click
[Fetch FER] button => click [Exit] button
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This page can provide the debugging ultility and basic function of BSI / MIPI control.
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Figure 5-309 C2K debug
Specify the register address and click [Read] / [Write] button to get/update the value.
Click [Read Self Cal Data] button to read data from target and [Export Self Cal Data] button to export data to file.
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Figure 5-313 Read / export C2K self-calibration data
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page floating from the main form, and drag and drop them to change your favorite layout. The detailed
descriptions of each RF page are listed in the below sections.
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5.11.2 RX PathLoss
The parameter of RX path loss is used to calibrate RSSI error. This page is used to fine tune the RX path loss and
to save these settings to target or file
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Figure 5-324 [M70] [Import] and [Export] path loss data in NR Path Loss
The following is the INI file format of Path Loss. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then change
the value based on its format.
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Tool will pop up error message, if pathloss data in the file is not matched the SW capability :
Example: If targe supports hpm “G0,g1”; however, the key name “RX loss hpm G0,g1” does not
exist in the file.
[NR n1 RX loss]
Route =
RF Chip ID =
DL Frequency(1KHz) =
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Temperature Offset =
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Tool will pop up error message, if pathloss data in the file is not matched the SW capability :
Route =
RF Chip ID =
DL Frequency(1KHz) =
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Temperature Offset =
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This page is used to enable RX path for input impedance tuning.
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Figure 5-328 [M70] Click [Start] button to trigger NR RSRP Force mode
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The following is the INI file format of APT profile. You can get the full text file by “Export” utility and then
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Pa control pa gain =
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Pa mode map =
Pa mode number =
Pa mode prf_idx =
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Tx compensation pa gain pa 1 =
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CA and MIMO is supported in this page.
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Currently, Modem Meta Console Tool supports smart phone via USB cable. Settings for connection into META
mode are collected via INI file as following.
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a. Connection section
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Figure 6-2 [Console Tool] Connection section
Platform type:
ComPort:
Key string Usage Parameter
ComPort Set the connection com Auto Connection: Use USB to connect if you don’t know the com port
port number
COMx: x is the number that you need to download.
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Table 6-4 [Console Tool] The key string of EnableADBServier
EnableADBServier:
Key string Usage Parameter
EnableADBServier Enable ADB Service for AT command usage (It only support on “Platform type is 0 is disable, 1 is enable
Smart Phone”)
EnableSwitchModemMode:
Key string Usage Parameter
EnableSwitchModemMode Switch the normal mode to the meta mode on modem chip (It only 0 is disable, 1 is enable
support on “platform type is Modem only and Dummy AP”)
SoftwareType:
Key string Usage Parameter
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SoftwareType Set the usage modem Empty: Modem META skips the setting
software type Value: The modem software type
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DB:
Key string Usage Parameter
DB Set the DB file path Load from target: Load DB from the target
File path: Load DB from a file path
OutputCalibrationDataFilePath:
Key string Usage Parameter
OutputCalibrationDataFilePath Upload the calibration Empty: Modem META skips the setting
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data from the target, File path: Save calibration data to this file
and then save them to
the file. (mapping UI
update parameter)
CalibrationFilePath:
Key string Usage Parameter
CalibrationFilePath Download the calibration Empty: Modem META skips the setting
file to the target. (mapping File path: Download this file to the target
UI update parameter)
IMEI:
Key string Usage Parameter
IMEI Download the IMEI to the Empty: Modem META skips the step
target. (mapping UI IMEI IMEI List: Write the IMEI number to the target.(Example: 12345678912345,
Download ) 12345678912345)
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Table 6-11 [Console Tool] The key string of MEID
MEID:
Key string Usage Parameter
MEID Download the MEID to the Empty: Modem META skips the step
target. (mapping UI MEID MEID Number: Write the MEID number to the target.
Download )
c. Log section
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ToolLogPath:
Key string Usage Parameter
ToolLogPath Set the file path to save a Empty: Set the default folder path(c:\MauiMETA_Log)
tool log Folder path: Set the tool log file path
ComportLogEnable:
Key string Usage Parameter
ComportLogEnable Enable comport log. 0 is disable, 1 is enable
Must assign ToolLogPath
first.
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ModemLogto:
Key string Usage Parameter
ModemLogto Select the modem log Empty: the modem log is not available
mode Catcher / ELT: log to Catcher or ELT
Dump to File: log to PC file
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APLogto:
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APLogPath Set the modem log folder Empty: Set the default folder path(c:\MauiMETA_Log)
path for logging to a PC file. Folder path: Set the AP log file path
it only supports on
“Platform type is Smart
Phone”
d. Disconnect section
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Figure 6-5 [Console Tool] Disconnection section
Backup:
Key string Usage Parameter
Backup Enable backup to Backup 0 is disable, 1 is enable
Partition/SDS before
AfterDisconnect:
ClearMetaBootModeFlag:
Key string Usage Parameter
ClearMetaBootModeFlag Decide to clear meta boot mode flag after disconnect. You need to set the AP 0 is not clear, 1 is clear
DB.
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ApDB Decide the data base of AP load. If you need to clear the meta boot mode flag, you File path: Set the AP DB
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CfgFilePath:
Key string Usage Parameter
CfgFilePath [Required] Specify the cfg file path. File path: set the cfg file path.
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Key string Usage Parameter
IniFilePath [Required] Specify the ini file path. File path: set the ini file path.
ResultFileName:
Key string Usage Parameter
ResultFileName [Required] Specify the result file name The string of result file name.
(Barcode).
ResultFolderPath:
Key string Usage Parameter
ResultFolderPath [Required] Specify the folder path of Folder path: set the folder path of result.
calibration result.
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Table 6-28 [Console Tool] The key string of CalTestExportedFilePath
CalTestExportedFilePath:
Key string Usage Parameter
CalTestExportedFilePath [Required] Specify the exported file of calibration and test File path. Use "Export" function in RF
item. calibration tool to generate the file.
BackupCalData:
IncreaseBarCodeWhenSuccess/ IncreaseBarCodeWhenFailed:
Key string Usage Parameter
IncreaseBarCodeWhenSuccess/ Increate the barcode when success/failed. Number: increase value.
IncreaseBarCodeWhenFailed
StopWhenFailed:
Key string Usage Parameter
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StopWhenFailed If META will stop when calibration failed (for stress test usage). 1: stop
0: don’t stop (default)
ApDbPath:
Key string Usage Parameter
ApDbPath Specify if the AP DB path if needed. File path: set the AP DB path
Md1DbPath:
Key string Usage Parameter
Md1DbPath Specify the MD1 DB path if needed. “Load from target”: Load DB from target
File path: load DB from file path
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MetaConsoleTool.exe [Option] -i, --init-file <file path> Initial setting file.
-?, -h, --help Displays this help.
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Figure 6-9 [Console Tool] Enter the tool folder