
AutoTune™ User Guide
6.3. Deviation Balance
Table 6-8. Analyzer Configuration for Deviation Balance test, alignment
6.3.1. Alignment
The radio is placed into Test Mode at the highest TX Test Frequency and commanded
to transmit. The radio generates an 80 Hz modulation tone and the deviation of this tone
is measured with the analyzer. The radio then generates a 3 kHz modulation tone and
the deviation of this tone is measured with the analyzer. The radio softpot is adjusted
until the deviation difference between the first and second tones is within test limits. This
adjustment is performed for each TX Test Frequency and the percent difference is
compared against test limits. The results for each TX Test Frequency are written to the
log file.
Dual-Band: This alignment is performed consecutively for all test frequencies in both
bands.
Pass or Fail. Percent difference between low and high tone
deviation less than or equal to Variance.
Measured difference between low and high tone deviation
Maximum passable percent difference (inclusive) between low and
high tone deviation
Original radio softpot setting
Radio softpot setting after alignment
Table 6-9. Deviation Balance alignment results
6.3.2. Test
The radio is placed into Test Mode at the highest TX Test Frequency and commanded
to transmit. The radio generates an 80 Hz modulation tone and the deviation of this tone
is measured with the analyzer. The radio then generates a 3 kHz modulation tone and
the deviation of this tone is measured with the analyzer. The percent difference is
compared against test limits and written to the log file. This test is performed for each
remaining TX Test Frequency.
Dual-Band: This test is performed consecutively for all test frequencies in both bands.
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