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R&S®CMW270/290/500
WLAN Firmware Applications

User Manual
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Version 35
This user manual describes the following R&S®CMW options:
● R&S®CMW-KM650 (WLAN IEEE 802.11a/b/g, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM651 (WLAN IEEE 802.11n SISO, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM652 (WLAN IEEE 802.11, composite MIMO, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM654 (WLAN IEEE 802.11 true MIMO, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM655 (WLAN IEEE 802.11p, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM656 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ac SISO, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM657 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ax SISO, TX measurement)
● R&S®CMW-KM012 (TX measurement, multi-evaluation list mode)
● R&S®CMW-KS650 (WLAN IEEE 802.11a/b/g, basic signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS651 (WLAN IEEE 802.11n, basic signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS656 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ac, basic signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS657 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ax, AP signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS658 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ax, station signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS660 (WLAN IEEE 802.11, advanced signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS667 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ax signaling, multi-station testing)
● R&S®CMW-KS670 (WLAN IEEE 802.11, SU-MIMO 2x2 generic signaling)
● R&S®CMW-KS671 (WLAN IEEE 802.11ax, MU-MIMO signaling AP)
● R&S®CMW-KE100 (basic fading support: AWGN generator)
● R&S®CMW-KE670 (WLAN fading profiles)
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 Contents
Contents
1 Preface.................................................................................................... 9
1.1 Documentation overview..............................................................................................9
1.1.1 Getting started manual / quick start guide.......................................................................9
1.1.2 User manual and help..................................................................................................... 9
1.1.3 Features & functions....................................................................................................... 9
1.1.4 Basic safety instructions................................................................................................10
1.1.5 Data sheet and brochure...............................................................................................10
1.1.6 Release notes and open-source acknowledgment (OSA)............................................ 10
1.1.7 Application notes, application cards, white papers, etc.................................................10
1.2 How to read firmware application chapters..............................................................10
1.2.1 General description....................................................................................................... 11
1.2.2 Application sheets......................................................................................................... 11
1.2.3 GUI reference................................................................................................................ 11
1.2.4 Programming examples.................................................................................................11
1.2.5 Command reference......................................................................................................11
2 WLAN signaling....................................................................................13
2.1 What's new...................................................................................................................15
2.2 General description.................................................................................................... 15
2.2.1 Introduction to WLAN signaling tests............................................................................ 15
2.2.2 MIMO scenario..............................................................................................................20
2.2.3 WLAN security.............................................................................................................. 21
2.2.4 Station mode................................................................................................................. 23
2.2.5 Hotspot 2.0....................................................................................................................24
2.2.6 Signal properties........................................................................................................... 24
2.2.7 Trigger signals...............................................................................................................26
2.2.8 Message logging........................................................................................................... 27
2.2.9 Internal fading............................................................................................................... 28
2.2.10 IP communication..........................................................................................................29
2.2.11 Data end-to-end tests....................................................................................................29
2.2.12 Packet generator...........................................................................................................30
2.2.13 EDCA............................................................................................................................ 31
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2.3 GUI reference...............................................................................................................32

2.3.1 Signaling view............................................................................................................... 32
2.3.2 Signaling and connection control.................................................................................. 44
2.3.3 Using the shortcut softkeys........................................................................................... 45
2.3.4 Global settings.............................................................................................................. 46
2.3.5 MIMO settings............................................................................................................... 49
2.3.6 RF settings.................................................................................................................... 50
2.3.7 Internal fading............................................................................................................... 55
2.3.8 Connection settings.......................................................................................................57
2.3.9 Trigger settings..............................................................................................................89
2.3.10 IP support......................................................................................................................93
2.3.11 Packet generator settings............................................................................................. 95
2.3.12 Data end-to-end settings...............................................................................................96
2.3.13 Shortcut configuration................................................................................................... 98
2.3.14 Message monitoring settings........................................................................................ 98
2.3.15 Debug configuration...................................................................................................... 99
2.3.16 Statistics settings........................................................................................................ 100
2.3.17 Station configuration tabs............................................................................................101
2.3.18 PER measurement......................................................................................................102
2.4 Programming.............................................................................................................108
2.4.1 General configuration..................................................................................................109
2.4.2 Initialization................................................................................................................. 109
2.4.3 Specifying general settings......................................................................................... 109
2.4.4 Configuring channel frequencies................................................................................. 111
2.4.5 Configuring internal fading...........................................................................................111
2.4.6 Configuring connection settings.................................................................................. 112
2.4.7 Configuring trigger signals...........................................................................................116
2.4.8 Configuring IP settings................................................................................................ 118
2.4.9 Configuring the packet generator................................................................................ 118
2.4.10 Configuring DAU parameters...................................................................................... 118
2.4.11 Configuring message monitoring.................................................................................119
2.4.12 Associating the DUT....................................................................................................119
2.4.13 Querying UE information.............................................................................................120
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2.4.14 HE TB list mode measurements................................................................................. 120

2.4.15 HE NDP sounding procedure......................................................................................120
2.4.16 PER measurements.................................................................................................... 121
2.5 Command reference................................................................................................. 123
2.5.1 Conventions and general information......................................................................... 123
2.5.2 Signaling control and states........................................................................................ 130
2.5.3 Event log..................................................................................................................... 134
2.5.4 UE capabilities and statistics.......................................................................................135
2.5.5 User data statistics......................................................................................................139
2.5.6 Scenario selection and operation mode......................................................................141
2.5.7 MIMO settings............................................................................................................. 146
2.5.8 RF path properties...................................................................................................... 146
2.5.9 Signal settings.............................................................................................................147
2.5.10 Internal fading............................................................................................................. 152
2.5.11 Connection settings.....................................................................................................154
2.5.12 Trigger settings............................................................................................................201
2.5.13 Packet generator.........................................................................................................207
2.5.14 IP interface parameters...............................................................................................209
2.5.15 Data end-to-end.......................................................................................................... 212
2.5.16 Message monitoring....................................................................................................215
2.5.17 HE TB list mode measurements................................................................................. 215
2.5.18 HE sounding emulation............................................................................................... 218
2.5.19 PER measurement......................................................................................................223
2.6 List of commands..................................................................................................... 234
3 WLAN measurements........................................................................ 240

3.1 What's new.................................................................................................................240
3.2 General description.................................................................................................. 241
3.2.1 Test setup....................................................................................................................242
3.2.2 How to measure a WLAN signal................................................................................. 243
3.2.3 Defining the scope of the measurement..................................................................... 245
3.2.4 Trigger signal...............................................................................................................246
3.2.5 Combined signaling and measurement.......................................................................247
3.2.6 WLAN signal properties.............................................................................................. 247
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3.2.7 Multi-evaluation list mode............................................................................................252

3.3 GUI reference.............................................................................................................256
3.3.1 Measurement control.................................................................................................. 256
3.3.2 Measurement results...................................................................................................256
3.3.3 Parameters and settings............................................................................................. 286
3.3.4 CMIMO training mode................................................................................................. 327
3.4 Programming.............................................................................................................329
3.4.1 Specifying general measurement settings.................................................................. 330
3.4.2 Specifying measurement-specific settings.................................................................. 331
3.4.3 Configuring the trigger system.................................................................................... 332
3.4.4 Specifying limits (DSSS)............................................................................................. 332
3.4.5 Specifying power vs. time limits.................................................................................. 333
3.4.6 Specifying modulation limits (OFDM)..........................................................................333
3.4.7 Specifying spectrum flatness limits............................................................................. 334
3.4.8 Specifying transmit spectrum masks (OFDM).............................................................335
3.4.9 Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, SISO)...............................................336
3.4.10 Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, CMIMO)........................................... 337
3.4.11 Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, MIMO, 80+80 MHz)......................... 338
3.4.12 Performing single-shot measurements (DSSS).......................................................... 339
3.4.13 Single-shot and continuous measurements................................................................ 340
3.4.14 Retrieving signal fields reports.................................................................................... 340
3.4.16 Using WLAN list mode................................................................................................ 344
3.5 Command reference................................................................................................. 348
3.5.1 Conventions and general information......................................................................... 348
3.5.2 General measurement settings................................................................................... 355
3.5.3 Multi-evaluation measurement control commands......................................................370
3.5.4 Measurement limit settings......................................................................................... 401
3.5.5 Measurement result commands..................................................................................458
3.5.7 Combined signal path commands...............................................................................609
3.6 List of commands......................................................................................................611
Annex.................................................................................................. 633
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A Predefined fading settings................................................................ 633

A.1 802.11n - MIMO channel models.............................................................................. 633
A.1.1 Model A....................................................................................................................... 633
A.1.2 Model B....................................................................................................................... 634
A.1.3 Model C.......................................................................................................................634
A.1.4 Model D.......................................................................................................................636
A.1.5 Model E....................................................................................................................... 638
A.1.6 Model F....................................................................................................................... 640
A.2 802.11n - SISO channel models............................................................................... 643
A.3 802.11ac, ax - MIMO channel models...................................................................... 643
A.3.1 Model A (≤ 40 MHz).................................................................................................... 643
A.3.2 Model B (≤ 40 MHz).................................................................................................... 644
A.3.3 Model C (≤ 40 MHz).................................................................................................... 645
A.3.4 Model D (≤ 40 MHz).................................................................................................... 646
A.3.5 Model E (≤ 40 MHz).................................................................................................... 648
A.3.6 Model F (≤ 40 MHz).................................................................................................... 650
A.4 802.11ac, ax - SISO channel models....................................................................... 653
B Spectrum mask areas........................................................................ 654
Index....................................................................................................655
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 Preface
Documentation overview
1 Preface
● Documentation overview...........................................................................................9
● How to read firmware application chapters............................................................. 10
1.1 Documentation overview

This chapter provides an overview of the R&S CMW user documentation. Most docu-
ments are available in PDF format on the customer web.
The customer web is a section of GLORIS, the global Rohde & Schwarz information
system, see https://gloris.rohde-schwarz.com. A registration is required.
1.1.1 Getting started manual / quick start guide
Depending on your instrument model, there is either a getting started manual or a

quick start guide.
The document introduces the R&S CMW and describes how to set up and start work-
ing with the product.
A PDF file is available on the customer web.
1.1.2 User manual and help
Separate user manuals are provided for the base unit and the firmware applications:
● The base unit manual describes the base software and common features of the
firmware applications. It also describes basic principles for manual operation and
remote control. The manual includes the contents of the getting started manual or
quick start guide.
● Additional documents, like this one, describe the firmware applications, including
the graphical user interface of each application and the remote control commands.
All user manuals are available on the customer web.
The contents of the user manuals are also available as help in the R&S CMW. The
help offers quick, context-sensitive access to the information needed for operation and
programming. If you perform a software update, the help is also updated.
1.1.3 Features & functions
The features & functions documents list the available software options and the related
features, settings and measurement results. The documents are available on the cus-
tomer web.
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How to read firmware application chapters
1.1.4 Basic safety instructions
Contains safety instructions in many languages.

The printed document is delivered with the instrument.
1.1.5 Data sheet and brochure
The data sheet contains the technical specifications of the R&S CMW. It also lists the
options and their order numbers and optional accessories.
The brochure provides an overview of the instrument and deals with the specific char-
acteristics.
The documents are available on the customer web.
1.1.6 Release notes and open-source acknowledgment (OSA)
The release notes list new features, improvements and known issues per software ver-
sion and installation package.
The open source acknowledgment provides verbatim license texts of the used open-
source software.
1.1.7 Application notes, application cards, white papers, etc.
These documents deal with special applications or background information on particu-

lar topics.
1.2 How to read firmware application chapters
Each firmware application is described in a separate chapter. These chapters can be

read independently of each other. However, they are all organized as follows:
1. General description
2. Application sheets (optional)
3. GUI reference
4. Programming examples
5. Command reference
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1.2.1 General description
This chapter provides a general description of the firmware application, independent of

a specific operation mode (manual or remote control). Background information related
to the network standard is given as far as it is directly related to configurable parame-
ters.
1.2.2 Application sheets
This optional chapter provides short application examples for selected issues and rela-
ted background information.
1.2.3 GUI reference
The GUI reference describes the manual operation of the firmware application via the
graphical user interface (GUI).
The description of a configuration dialog usually starts with a screenshot presenting the
preset values of the parameters. Sometimes, preset values are modified to enable hid-
den parts of a dialog. Below the screenshot, all shown parameters are described. For
each single parameter, a link to the corresponding command description in the com-
mand reference is provided. Ranges for numeric parameters and reset values are
given there.
For measurement results, links to the corresponding command descriptions are provi-
ded (commands to retrieve the results).
1.2.4 Programming examples
The programming examples show how to control and configure the firmware applica-
tion via a remote-control program and how to retrieve measurement results. The exam-
ples consist of comprehensive command sequences. You can check just a single com-
mand of a sequence to get an example for the syntax of this single command. But you
can also consider an entire sequence showing the commands in the context of a com-
mand script, under consideration of dependencies and required orders of the com-
mands.
The command sequences are written with the intention to list most commands of the
firmware application. They do not show the fastest way for a given configuration task.
The fastest way would use many reset values and omit the corresponding commands.
The examples are referenced by the command descriptions of the command refer-
ence.
1.2.5 Command reference
The command reference provides information on the remote commands of the firm-
ware application. The commands are grouped according to their function.
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Each command description indicates the syntax of the command header and of the
parameters. For input parameters, the allowed ranges, reset values and default units
are listed. Most commands have a command form and a query form. Exceptions are
marked by "Setting only", "Query only" or "Event". Furthermore, a link to the program-
ming examples is provided and the first software version supporting the command is
indicated.
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 WLAN signaling
2 WLAN signaling
The WLAN signaling application emulates a WLAN device that communicates over
WLAN with another WLAN device, the device under test (DUT).
The signaling application can assume the following roles:
● Access point (AP) in infrastructure mode (DUT is a WLAN station), SISO and
MIMO 2x2
● Hotspot 2.0 access point (DUT is a WLAN station), SISO connections
● WLAN station (DUT is an access point), SISO and MIMO 2x2
The supported roles and WLAN IEEE 802.11 standard depend on the available
options.
The following figure shows the option dependencies. Basic option R&S CMW-KS650 is
always required.
R&S CMW-KS650 R&S CMW-KS660

IEEE 802.11a/b/g IEEE 802.11
Basic signaling Advanced signaling
R&S CMW-KE100 & /-KE670

R&S CMW-KS651 Internal fading & WLAN fading
IEEE 802.11n
R&S CMW-KS670
Basic signaling
SU-MIMO 2x2
signaling
R&S CMW-KS656
IEEE 802.11ac
Basic signaling
R&S CMW-KS658 R&S CMW-KS657

IEEE 802.11ax IEEE 802.11ax
Station signaling AP signaling
R&S CMW-KB036 R&S CMW-KS667

R&S CMW-KS671
3.3 to 6 GHz IEEE 802.11ax MU-MIMO
AP signaling
enabling Multi-STA tests
The following software options are offered for WLAN signaling:

● R&S CMW-KS650 enables basic signaling functionality for 802.11a/b/g
● R&S CMW-KS651 adds basic functionality for 802.11n, SISO
● R&S CMW-KS656 adds basic functionality for 802.11ac, SISO
● R&S CMW-KS657 adds basic functionality for 802.11ax, SISO, AP mode
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Both SUA partitions required (e.g. SUA1&2).

● R&S CMW-KS658 adds 802.11ax, SISO, station mode
● R&S CMW-KS660 adds advanced functionality, such as Hotspot 2.0 and WPA/
WPA2 enterprise for all supported IEEE 802.11 standards.
● R&S CMW-KS667 enables multi-STA testing for 802.11ax
● R&S CMW-KS670 adds MIMO 2x2 in AP and station mode. One option
R&S CMW-KB036 per TX/RX module is required for RF frequencies above 3.3
GHz.
● R&S CMW-KS671 extends MIMO 2x2 by adding MU-MIMO in AP mode for
802.11ax
(This option requires R&S CMW-KS670 and R&S CMW-KS657)
● R&S CMW-KE100 enables basic internal fading
● R&S CMW-KE670 is required for WLAN fading, AP mode, SISO and SU-MIMO,
and standards 802.11n, ac and ax
The generic option R&S CMW-KB036 "3.3 GHz to 6 GHz enabling" is required for RF
frequencies above 3.3 GHz, for example for the WLAN 5-GHz or 6-GHz bands.
Hardware requirements
● WLAN signaling requires an R&S CMW500/2xx with TRX160.
● Both partitions of an SUA (e.g. SUA1&2) are required for:
– 802.11ax
– MIMO scenarios
– 160 MHz channel bandwidth
Note that only contiguous 160 MHz channel bandwidth is supported, 80+80
MHz bandwidth (non-contiguous) is not supported.
– Internal fading (e.g. Fader1&2)
● The signaling options offer the following test functionality:

– Operation as access point, Hotspot 2.0 or station
– WPA/WPA2 personal
– Basic configuration (channel, TX burst power, SSID, MAC address, supported
rates etc.)
– Frame rate control for management and data frames
– SISO and MIMO 2x2 (if supported by WLAN standard)
– Test of connection setup
– Readout of MAC layer-related information received from the DUT
– RX burst power measurement
– IP packet generation (ICMP, UDP)
– Packet error rate (PER) tests
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● The signaling options R&S CMW-KS656/ -KS657 offer a subset of this test func-
tionality for 802.11ac/ ax.
You can measure WLAN signals with the "WLAN measurements" firmware application
(option R&S CMW-KM650 plus enhancements).
For basic information about WLAN signals, refer to IEEE standard 802.11.
2.1 What's new

This documentation describes version 4.0.20 and higher of the WLAN signaling appli-
cation. Compared to version 3.8.20, it provides the following changes:
● WPA3 and OWE security modes added, see Mode and SAE H2E Support
● New reset values:
– For coding of HE TB PPDU, see Coding Type
– For spatial streams configuration of RX frame trigger, see RX Space Time
Streams
2.2 General description

The following sections describe how to use the R&S CMW for WLAN signaling tests
and how to interpret the results.
2.2.1 Introduction to WLAN signaling tests
The following sections help you to get started with the WLAN signaling application.
2.2.1.1 Test setups
Connect the device under test (DUT) to one or two of the bidirectional RF COM con-
nectors at the front panel of the R&S CMW. No additional cabling and no external trig-
ger are needed. The input level ranges of all RF COM connectors are identical.
The following sections refer to the individual operation modes.
AP mode
The R&S CMW simulates a WLAN access point in infrastructure mode. The DUT is a
WLAN station.
The standard cell scenario (with or without fading) uses a single RF COM connector for
SISO connection.
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UL signal
R&S CMW RF COM DUT
AP STA
DL signal
Figure 2-1: AP mode, SISO
For 802.11ax connections in 6 GHz band, a test setup with R&S CMW-Z800A is
required. For details, refer to R&S CMW-Z800A product information published at cus-
tomer web.
The following figure is one example of several possible test setups.
RF COM
RF OUT R&S CMW-
R&S CMW Ext. Splitter DUT
RF COM
Z800A
Att.
The MIMO scenario (with or without fading) typically uses two RF connectors and RF
cables.
UL
RF COM DL
R&S CMW RF COM
DUT
AP UL
STA
DL
Figure 2-2: AP mode, MIMO 2x2
For test setups with multiple stations, use one combiner per stream to connect the RF
port of the R&S CMW with several UEs.
STA
stream 1 combiner 1
R&S CMW STA
AP combiner 2
stream 2
Figure 2-3: AP mode, MIMO 2x2, multiple stations
Station mode
The R&S CMW simulates a WLAN station. The DUT is a WLAN access point.
The standard cell scenario (without fading) uses a single RF COM connector for SISO
connection.
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DL signal
R&S CMW RF COM DUT
STA AP
UL signal
Figure 2-4: Station mode, SISO
The MIMO scenario typically uses two RF connectors and RF cables.
DL
RF COM UL
R&S CMW RF COM
DUT
STA AP
DL
UL
Figure 2-5: Station mode, MIMO 2x2
Hotspot 2.0 mode

The R&S CMW simulates a Wi-Fi Hotspot 2.0 access point. The DUT is a WLAN sta-
tion as Hotspot 2.0 client. Option R&S CMW-KS660 is required.
UL signal
R&S CMW RF COM DUT
Hotspot 2.0 AP STA
DL signal
Figure 2-6: Hotspot 2.0 mode
2.2.1.2 Establishing a WLAN association
An established WLAN association is a prerequisite for any WLAN tests.
Proceed as follows:
1. Connect your DUT to the R&S CMW (see Chapter 2.2.1.1, "Test setups",
on page 15).
2. Configure the signaling application compatible to your DUT and the test case. You
can modify the most important settings directly in the main view. The "Config" hot-
key provides access to the configuration dialog box.
Typical settings:
a) WLAN standard: 802.11a, g, n, ...
b) Scenario selection: standard cell (SISO) or MIMO
c) Operation mode selection: AP, station, ...(see Table 2-6).
d) Used RF connectors
e) For 802.11ax connections, select Band
f) RF frequency / channel
g) Power of the transmitted signal ("RF TX Burst Power")
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h) Expected power of the DUT signal ("RF Exp. Peak Envelope Power")
Note: For the operation mode "Station", see also "Special requirements in station
mode" on page 23.
3. To turn on the signal generator:
a) Press ON | OFF, or
b) Right-click the softkey "WLAN Signaling" > "ON".
4. Wait until the "WLAN Signaling" softkey indicates the "Run" state. The hour glass
symbol must disappear.
5. Switch on the DUT and wait for association establishment. Note the connection
status displayed in the main view.
Note: Depending on the DUT, it takes a few seconds until the association proce-
dures have finished.
6. Perform an additional action if you have configured the "Station" operation mode
with "Manual" connection mode.
In that case, press the "Connect" hotkey.
Note: Depending on the DUT, it takes a few seconds until the association proce-
dures have finished. With authentication, it takes up to two minutes.
Checks if the association fails

● The "RF TX Burst Power" must be sufficient so that the DUT can receive the trans-
mitted signal.
● The "RF Exp. Peak Envelope Power" must be in accordance with the received sig-
nal power.
● Check the "External Attenuation" for in and out paths.
Typical external attenuation values:
– 1 dB to 2 dB for a conducted connection, due to cables and connectors
– >2 dB for splitters etc. in path
– 25 dB to 30 dB for a shielded box
● The selected WLAN channel and WLAN standard must be supported by the DUT.
● The selected encryption algorithm must be supported by the DUT.
2.2.1.3 Connection status
WLAN association involves a sequence of steps. The signaling application monitors

the individual stages and displays the connection status in the main view.
If Multi STA is enabled, connection status is displayed for each station.
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Figure 2-7: Connection status area
The "Connection Status" area also displays the "Cell" status: Signal switched on
(green cell icon) or off (gray cell icon). The connection states are described in the fol-
lowing table.
Table 2-1: Connection status overview
Cell Connection status Description
OFF Idle (default state) WLAN signaling OFF
ON Idle (default state) The AP broadcasts beacon frames regularly. If the STA receives a bea-
con frame, it has sufficient knowledge about the AP to start authentication
and association.
Authenticated The STA has sent an authentication request with authentication algorithm
"open system" and the R&S CMW has sent a positive response.
The STA is now ready to start the association procedure.
Note that the R&S CMW does not support shared key authentication
(WEP).
Associated The STA has sent an association request and the AP has sent a positive
association response (including the STA's association ID).
If the AP does not require WLAN security, the STA can now exchange
data packets with the AP.
For any WPA security mechanism, association is followed by a secondary
authentication step. If successful, the DUT remains associated, otherwise
it is disassociated.
Disassociated An association was established and:

● Either the AP or STA has sent a disassociation request (or a deau-
thentication request)
● Or WPA authentication was not successful.
The STA is still "open system" authenticated, but data transfer is no lon-
ger possible.
Deauthenticated A STA was authenticated and either the AP or STA has sent a deauthenti-
cation request.
This action voids the existing authentication (and association) relation-
ship.
Connection timeout In station mode, the attempt to connect to the AP has timed out without
response.
First the STA discovers the AP, optionally by sending a probe request displayed in
event log. Afterward it attempts to establish a connection, the state changes from "Idle"
via "Authenticated" to "Associated".
During disconnection, the state changes from "Associated" via "Disassociated" to
"Deauthenticated".
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In general, signaling measurements must be performed in the "Associated" state.
2.2.1.4 Getting monitoring and measurement results
The WLAN signaling application provides the following types of results:

● Information in the main view, especially connection status, event log and DUT
capabilities, see Chapter 2.3.1, "Signaling view", on page 32
● Results of a packet error rate (PER) test, see Chapter 2.3.18.2, "Measurement
results", on page 103.
To obtain these results, proceed as follows:

1. Establish a connection as described in Chapter 2.2.1.2, "Establishing a WLAN
association", on page 17
2. Check the information in the main view.
3. To access the PER measurement, press the "WLAN PER" softkey. Configure and
start the measurement.
2.2.2 MIMO scenario
Option R&S CMW-KS670 is required for MIMO tests. It extends options R&S CMW-
KS651, R&S CMW-KS656, R&S CMW-KS657, and R&S CMW-KS658 for standards
802.11n, ac, ax, supporting operating modes AP and station.
One option R&S CMW-KB036 per TX/RX module is required for RF frequencies above
3.3 GHz.
The R&S CMW simulates an access point supporting MIMO.

The following transmission modes are supported:
● Spatial multiplexing
Data streams are transmitted on multiple spatial channels, with multiple antennas
at the transmitter and receiver.
● Space time block coding (STBC)
The number of spatial streams is less than the number of space-time streams.
NSS < NSTS
The two DL signals are routed to different RF output connectors.

The supported connection standards are "802.11a/n", "802.11g(OFDM)/n", "802.11ac",
and "802.11ax".
The following table shows the supported downlink MCS rates depending on the con-
nection standard.
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Table 2-2: Modulation and coding
Standard 802.11... Supported MCS values
a/n, g(OFDM)/n MCS 8 to 15
ac MCS 0 to 9
ax MCS 0 to 11
The R&S CMW supports the following channel bandwidths with MIMO.
● For 802.11ac and ax: 20 MHz, 40 MHz, 80 MHz
● For 802.11n: 20 MHz, 40 MHz
2.2.3 WLAN security
WLAN security comprises (mutual) authentication between AP and STA, packet

encryption and message integrity verification. The beacon frames include a WPA
parameter indicating the authentication and encryption algorithms to be used. The
WLAN signaling application supports Wi-Fi protected access (WPA), Wi-Fi protected
access version 2 (WPA2), and WPA3 - personal and enterprise mode.
WPA/ WPA2/ WPA3 personal security mode

In personal security mode, the authentication is based on a passphrase that generates
a 256-bit pre-shared key (PSK). For the configuration, see "Common Settings > Pass-
phrase" on page 81.
● In WPA personal security mode, packets are encrypted using the temporal key
integrity protocol (TKIP). An additional message integrity check algorithm
("Michael") is used. WPA is only supported for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
● WPA2 personal security mode mandates CCMP-128 with PSK, an AES-based
encryption mode. WPA2 is only supported for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
For operation mode station and WPA2 personal security mode, the encryption sup-
ports all combinations of TKIP and CCMP/AES. The dynamic selection algorithm
always prioritizes CCMP/AES (if available) over TKIP.
● WPA3 personal security mode mandates encryption CCMP-128 with SAE transi-
tion mode and protected management frames (PMF). WPA3 security mode sup-
ports all bands.
WPA/ WPA2/ WPA3 enterprise security mode

The enterprise mode requires the advanced signaling option R&S CMW-KS660.
● WPA enterprise security mode, packets are encrypted using TKIP with IEEE
802.1X with SHA-1. WPA is only supported for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
● WPA2 enterprise security mode mandates CCMP-128 with IEEE 802.1X with
SHA-1. WPA2 is only supported for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.
For operation mode station and WPA2 personal security mode, the encryption sup-
ports all combinations of TKIP and CCMP/AES. The dynamic selection algorithm
always prioritizes CCMP/AES (if available) over TKIP.
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● WPA3 enterprise security mode mandates encryption CCMP-128 with IEEE

802.1X with SHA-256 and PMF. WPA3 security mode supports all bands.
The enterprise mode requires a RADIUS server and uses an extensible authentication
protocol (EAP) for authentication. An internal or external RADIUS server can be set up
for EAP authentication. When using an external RADIUS server, it must be reachable
via LAN SWITCH connector no 2 of the Ethernet switch board (option R&S CMW-
H661x). The complete test setup is shown below.
Figure 2-8: Test setup with external RADIUS server
Opportunistic wireless encryption (OWE)

OWE with protected management frames (PMF) is used for 6 GHz band connections
without encryption. This setting replaces encryption type "Disabled", that is relevant for
the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. OWE is specified in RFC 8110.
We recommend that you use R&S CMWmars to obtain detailed information about the
MAC messages exchanged during authentication.
Which of the described security mechanisms are supported, depends on the selected
operation modes, as shown in the following table.
Table 2-3: Supported security mechanisms
AP Station Hotspot 2.0
WPA personal X X -
WPA2 personal X X -
WPA3 personal X X -
WPA enterprise X - -
WPA2 enterprise X - X
WPA3 enterprise X - -
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AP Station Hotspot 2.0
OWE X - -
Automatic - X -
For settings related to WLAN security, see Chapter 2.3.8.11, "Security settings",
on page 79.
2.2.4 Station mode
In station mode, the R&S CMW simulates a WLAN station (STA). The DUT is a WLAN
access point (AP).
Station mode is supported with PER measurements, end-to-end data connections, RX
statistics, and packet generators.
Special requirements in station mode

● The configured WLAN channel must be the same as the one selected by the tested
AP. The R&S CMW does not scan the supported frequency range.
● The configured standard must be compatible with the beacon format of the tested
AP.
● The DUT - R&S CMW connection within the same network segment (for example:
172.22.x.y) , can lead to end-to-end connection failure. The following warning
appears in the event log: "Subnet conflict: Check System IP subnet config".
The failure occurs, if the AP is within the same subnet as the R&S CMW's internal
network segment. In this case, proceed as follows:
– Enter the "Setup" of the R&S CMW base system. To open the dialog box, press
the [SETUP] key on the (soft-) front panel, or the button.
– Select "Misc" > "IP Subnet Config"
– Change "Network Segment" (for example, from A to B -> 172.18.x.y)
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Limitations with 802.11ax

Station mode for 802.11ax is supported for SISO and MIMO connections, HE_SU,
HE_TB, and HE_MU frame formats.
802.11ax features not applicable to station mode:
● Trigger frame generation (can only be initiated by an AP)
● NDP sounding (HE sounding protocol can only be initiated by an AP)
● Broadcast TWT not supported
Refer to:
● Station mode for the test setup
● WPA/ WPA2/ WPA3 personal security mode for the WLAN security mechanism
● Station settings for the configuration
2.2.5 Hotspot 2.0
Hotspot 2.0 is a specification from Wi-Fi Alliance. It was created to improve the end-
user hotspot experience and to address the market/operator need for cellular offload-
ing. The goal is to make the hotspot network access as easy as cellular network
access.
In the corresponding operation mode, the R&S CMW simulates a Hotspot 2.0 access
point to allow mobile devices to join a WiFi subscriber service automatically when
entering a Hotspot 2.0 area.
To ensure that mobile devices always have seamless connection with WLAN and cellu-
lar network, the current release supports SIM/USIM authentication using EAP-SIM,
EAP-AKA and EAP-AKA’ (see Chapter 2.2.3, "WLAN security", on page 21).
Option R&S CMW-KS660 is required.
2.2.6 Signal properties
The IEEE 802.11 standard and its amendments specify different physical layer imple-
mentations. The following table gives an overview of the supported parts of the WLAN
standards.
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● 802.11n requires option R&S CMW-KS651

● 802.11ac requires option R&S CMW-KS651 and -KS656
● 802.11ax in AP mode, requires option R&S CMW-KS651, -KS656, and -KS657
In addition, option R&S CMW-KS667 is required for multi-station testing.
● 802.11ax in station mode, requires option R&S CMW-KS651, -KS656, and -KS658
● Operating in the 5-GHz band (above 3.3 GHz in general) requires the 6-GHz option
R&S CMW-KB036.
Table 2-4: Supported IEEE 802.11 physical layer properties
802.11.. b5) a5) g5) g (OFDM)5) a/n g/n5) g (OFDM)/n ac ax 1)
Channel 20 MHz X X X X X X X X X
bandwidth
40 MHz - - - - X X X X X
80 MHz - - - - - - - X X
160 MHz 1) - - - - - - - X X
Frequency 2.4 GHz X - X X - X X - X

band 2)
5 GHz7) - X - - X - - X X
6 GHz7,8) - - - - - - - - X
Frame for- non-HT X X X X X X X X X

mat
HT MF - - - - X X X X X
VHT - - - - - - - X X
HE6) - - - - - - - - X
Transmis- DSSS / CCK 3) X - X - - X - X X

sion scheme
OFDM Non-HT 4) - X X X X X X X X
OFDM HT 4) - - - - X X X X X
OFDM VHT 4) - - - - - - - X X
OFDMA HE 4) - - - - - - - - X
1) Both SUA partitions required (e.g. SUA1&2)

2) See Table 2-7. Currently not limited - any channel frequency setting is possible.
3) DSSS 1 Mbit/s, DSSS 2 Mbit/s, CCK 5.5 Mbit/s, CCK 11 Mbit/s
4) See Table 2-5
5) SISO only
6) HE SU, HE MU, HE TB only
7) R&S CMW-KB036 is required
8) R&S CMW-Z800A is required
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Table 2-5: OFDM transmission schemes: coding rate (MCS value)
BPSK QPSK 16-QAM 64-QAM 256-QAM 1024-QAM
Non-HT 1/2, 3/4 1/2, 3/4 1/2, 3/4 2/3, 3/4 - -
HT SISO 1/2 (MCS 0) 1/2 (1), 3/4 (2) 1/2 (3), 3/4 (4) 2/3 (5), 3/4 (6), 5/6 (7) - -
HT MIMO 1/2 (MCS 8) 1/2 (9), 3/4 (10) 1/2 (11), 3/4 2/3 (13), 3/4 (14), 5/6 - -
(12) (15)
VHT 1/2 (MCS 0) 1/2 (1), 3/4 (2) 1/2 (3), 3/4 (4) 2/3 (5), 3/4 (6), 5/6 (7) 3/4 (8), 5/6 (9) -
HE 1/2 (MCS 0) 1/2 (1), 3/4 (2) 1/2 (3), 3/4 (4) 2/3 (5), 3/4 (6), 5/6 (7) 3/4 (8), 5/6 (9) 3/4 (10), 5/6 (11)
The available standards depend on the selected operation mode as shown in the fol-
lowing table.
Table 2-6: Standards supported per operation mode
802.11.. b a g g(OFDM) a/n g/n g(OFDM)/n ac ax
AP X X X X X X X X X
AP & multi- X
STA testing
Station X X X X X X X X X
Hotspot 2.0 - - - - X X X X X
The frequency bands are divided into 20-MHz channels.

Table 2-7: Frequency bands
Frequency band Channel numbers Carrier frequencies
2.4 GHz 1 to 14 2412 MHz to 2484 MHz
5 GHz1) 34 to 196 5170 MHz to 6000 MHz
6 GHz band1,2) 1 to 253 5955 MHz to 7125 MHz
1) R&S CMW-KB036 is required

2) R&S CMW-Z800A is required
Country-specific regulations apply to both the allowed channels and maximum power
levels within these channels. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels
for a list of legally allowed WLAN channels.
The WLAN signaling application does not adhere to those regulations, e.g. it is possi-
ble to operate the AP on a channel that is "illegal" for the selected country code.
2.2.7 Trigger signals
The WLAN signaling application provides trigger signals that can be used by other
R&S CMW applications to synchronize to the WLAN signal. These signals are espe-
cially useful to trigger WLAN TX measurements (options R&S CMW-KM65x). The sig-
nals can also be routed to the BNC connectors at the rear of the instrument.
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The available trigger signals are described below.

To address the trigger signals in remote commands, use the following strings, with 
replaced by the instance number of the signaling application:
● "WLAN Sig: FrameTrigger"
● "WLAN Sig: RXFrameTrigger"
● "WLAN Sig: HE_TB Trigger"
Frame trigger
This trigger signal is aligned to the start of the downlink MAC frames. It generates a
pulse for the full duration of the TX frame. The trigger parameters are configurable, see
"TX Frame Trigger" on page 89.
RX frame trigger
This trigger signal is aligned to the start of the uplink MAC frames. The trigger parame-
ters are configurable, see "RX Frame Trigger" on page 90.
HE_TB trigger
Trigger event after the transmission of trigger frame for the calculation of a time differ-
ence between the expected and actual arrival of an RX frame with HE TB PPDU.
2.2.8 Message logging
During a WLAN signaling test session, the R&S CMW can record the message flow
between the tester and the DUT. You can view the message sequences with the uni-
versal message analyzer R&S CMWmars.
R&S CMWmars is the message analyzer for all R&S CMW signaling applications. It
presents the logfile in various synchronized views that visualize the data from different
perspectives, helping you to postprocess complex message logs in an intuitive and
easy way.
The R&S CMWmars user interface combined with various tools and views helps you to
narrow down the root cause of signaling protocol and lower layer problems, including
the IP layer. It is well established as the standard analysis tool for customers such as
chipset manufacturers, handset manufacturers and mobile network operators.
Pre-selecting message types

The message types that the R&S CMW replicates for logging can be selected in the
"Debug" settings. A restricted subset of replicated message types saves processing
power in the R&S CMW and can increase the maximum data throughput.
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2.2.9 Internal fading
Testing under realistic air interface conditions is important in order to verify the receiver
performance and the correct operation of the protocol stack implementation. For exam-
ple, packet error rates can be evaluated.
The fading is only supported in AP mode using a whole SUA. The SUA comes with a
fading simulator and AWGN generator that can be selectively enabled. It manipulates
the generated downlink I/Q data stream to emulate typical signal conditions at the
receiver.
The following instrument models and options are required to use the internal fading
simulator:
● Both SUA partitions are required (e.g. Fader1&2)
● Option R&S CMW-KE100 for basic fading support and AWGN generator.
● Option R&S CMW-KE670 for fading profiles for WLAN 802.11n, ac, and ax. Refer
to Chapter A, "Predefined fading settings", on page 633.
Internal fading is only supported for WLAN 802.11n, ac, and ax standards, in AP mode
and channel bandwidth up to 40 MHz.
For MIMO fading, the R&S CMW transmits one or two streams via antennas Tx1 and
Tx2 to the DUT antennas.
● At DUT antenna 1 (Rx1), you measure two fading channels: (Tx1->Rx1) + (Tx2-
>Rx1)
● At DUT antenna 2 (Rx2), you measure two fading channels: (Tx1->Rx2) + (Tx2-
>Rx2)
2.2.9.1 Fading simulator
Multi-path fading is an effect which occurs in real world situations. A signal sent from
the base station follows the direct line of sight and/or takes routes with reflections. The
phase-shifted signals sum up at the receiving antenna. If the receiver is moving, there
are also frequency-shifted signals.
The internal fading simulator supports multipath propagation conditions as described in
Chapter A, "Predefined fading settings", on page 633.
A faded signal has a higher crest factor than an unfaded one. To avoid distortion, the
baseband signal must be attenuated before entering the fading module. The necessary
attenuation (insertion loss) depends on the selected fading profile.
In WLAN signaling, the insertion loss at the baseband level can be calculated automat-
ically or set manually. It is automatically compensated on the HF level. The compensa-
tion implies a shift of the allowed DL power range to the same extent, but in opposite
direction.
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2.2.9.2 AWGN generator
Additional white Gaussian noise (AWGN) is typically modeled in receiver tests,

because it can lead to a decrease of throughput. The quality of the received signal is
affected by the ratio of the signal power to the surrounding traffic noise level (signal to
noise ratio). The modulated signals from neighbor cells simply appear as noise. This
effect is simulated by adding AWGN to the signal.
The internal fading module supports AWGN insertion with configurable bandwidth and
signal to noise ratio. Insertion loss at the baseband level is calculated and compensa-
ted automatically at the HF.
2.2.10 IP communication
The IP configuration of the DUT and the instrument is used by the Packet generator.
In station mode, WLAN signaling responds ARP requests for the assigned CMW IPv4
address and the CMW IPv4 address + 1. For instance, if the CMW is assigned the
address 192.168.1.5, then it responds to ARP request for that address and
192.168.1.6. This feature can be used by single box tethering, to be able to ping in
loop from DAU -> WLAN IP client -> RAT (e.g. LTE) -> DAU.
● For an R&S CMW without data application unit (DAU), the signaling application
runs its own IPv4/IPv6 stack. DHCP and manual IP configuration is supported.
● If a DAU is installed, the WLAN signaling application relays incoming DHCP
requests to the DAU. Refer to Chapter 2.2.11, "Data end-to-end tests",
on page 29.
2.2.11 Data end-to-end tests
Use the data application unit (DAU) of the R&S CMW for data end-to-end tests.
You need the following options in addition to the WLAN signaling application:
● Data application unit (DAU, R&S CMW-B450x, mandatory)
● IPv4 enabler (R&S CMW-KA100, mandatory)
IPv6 enabler (R&S CMW-KA150, optional)
● DAU measurements (R&S CMW-KM050, optional)
● Installed DAU software package 3.7.50.1 or later
If there is no space left for installation of a DAU in your instrument, you can install all
these options in another R&S CMW and access the external DAU via LAN. For such a
setup, you need R&S CMW-KA120 on both instruments. For more details, see section
"Test setup with external DAU" in the DAU documentation.
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Setup procedure
To set up an end-to-end packet data connection, perform the following steps. The sig-
naling application is initially switched off.
1. Set the IP version support required from the DAU. See Chapter 2.3.10, "IP sup-
port", on page 93.
2. If desired, configure the data end-to-end settings. See Chapter 2.3.12, "Data end-
to-end settings", on page 96
a) For the operation mode "Station", you can configure additional destination IP
addresses. The DAU routes traffic to these addresses to the DUT.
b) In AP mode, you can define the DUT IP address pool for the DHCP server of
the DAU.
c) You can configure the access to an external DAU.
3. Prepare the other WLAN signaling settings as for a connection without the DAU.
4. Turn on the WLAN signaling application.
5. Establish a WLAN connection.
6. In the main view (or the configuration dialog under IP support) of the signaling
application, note the IPv4 address and/or IPv6 prefix assigned to the DUT. You
need this information for ping tests and iperf throughput tests.
7. Check the IP connectivity of the DUT, for example by pinging the DUT from the
DAU or vice versa.
If you have connected your DUT to a PC with Windows operating system, you can
open a command prompt at the PC and type IPconfig to display the active IP
configuration.
8. Open the "Data Application Measurements" application.
9. At the top of the GUI, select the WLAN signaling application (parameter "Select
RAN").
10. Initiate an end-to-end data transfer as described in the DAU user manual.
2.2.12 Packet generator
The WLAN signaling application includes packet generators that allow you to send IP
traffic towards the DUT. The R&S CMW can run up to three packet generators.
The R&S CMW supports the generation of ICMP echo request ("Ping") packets and
UDP packets including TID assignment. QoS TID control applies scheduling according
to the TID priority or round robin.
The ICMP echo request packets are targeted at the DUT's IP stack. The DUT is expec-
ted to answer with a well-defined echo reply packet whose payload is identical to the
payload of the corresponding request. "Pinging" triggers the DUT to transmit a burst of
a certain length which is useful for combined signal path measurements.
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UDP packets are used to put background traffic on the air interface, for example to pre-
vent the DUT from entering the power save mode.
2.2.13 EDCA
Enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) defines channel access mechanisms

including the backoff time concept. The backoff time ensures channel access fairness
between multiple STAs. EDCA also prioritizes different flows of TX traffic identified by
TID and categorized by access class independently within a STA. Thus, a higher prior-
ity access class (AC) gains channel access before a lower priority AC.
EDCA Parameter Set

EDCA uses signaling information provided in the EDCA Parameter Set element.
Figure 2-9: EDCA parameter set
The EDCA Parameter Set element uses AISFN values 2 to 15.
MU EDCA Parameter Set

802.11ax introduces the MU EDCA Parameter Set to provide the AP additional control
over the scheduling of uplink MU channel access.
Figure 2-10: MU EDCA parameter set
The MU EDCA Parameter Set uses by default AISFN values 0 to disable channel
access. This setting is only active for a finite period of time controlled by the MU EDCA
timer. When the timer expires, the channel access is re-enabled and controlled by
EDCA parameter set.
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Using the transmission basic trigger frame (AP) -> HE TB response (STA) -> basic trig-
ger frame (AP)... the AP forces STA to reset the MU EDCA timer to the signaled value.
During the transmission of basic trigger frames at an interval less than the MU EDCA
timer, the STA never attempts channel access; except as a result of a trigger frame.
This way, the AP minimizes channel access collisions and maximizes the efficiency of
traffic.
2.3 GUI reference

The following chapters provide detailed reference information on the parameters of the
WLAN signaling application.
Most parameters are configured via a single configuration dialog. The packet error rate
measurement ("WLAN PER") is configured and controlled via a separate view.
The GUI reference is structured as follows.
● Signaling view......................................................................................................... 32
● Signaling and connection control............................................................................ 44
● Using the shortcut softkeys..................................................................................... 45
● Global settings........................................................................................................ 46
● MIMO settings......................................................................................................... 49
● RF settings.............................................................................................................. 50
● Internal fading......................................................................................................... 55
● Connection settings.................................................................................................57
● Trigger settings....................................................................................................... 89
● IP support................................................................................................................93
● Packet generator settings....................................................................................... 95
● Data end-to-end settings.........................................................................................96
● Shortcut configuration............................................................................................. 98
● Message monitoring settings.................................................................................. 98
● Debug configuration................................................................................................99
● Statistics settings.................................................................................................. 100
● Station configuration tabs......................................................................................101
● PER measurement................................................................................................102
2.3.1 Signaling view
In its left part, the signaling view displays status information. The most important set-
tings are configurable in the right part.
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Figure 2-11: WLAN signaling view
For descriptions of the individual panes of the view, refer to the subchapters.
● Connection status................................................................................................... 33
● Event log................................................................................................................. 35
● DUT / UE info / STAx.............................................................................................. 35
● RX statistics............................................................................................................ 36
● HE capabilities........................................................................................................ 37
● HE TB info...............................................................................................................38
● RX trigger frames statistics..................................................................................... 38
● Settings................................................................................................................... 39
● Statistics..................................................................................................................42
2.3.1.1 Connection status
Access: WLAN signaling main view > "Connection Status" pane.

The "Connection Status" pane displays status information for the simulated WLAN
entity and the connection to the DUT.
Figure 2-12: Connection status pane of the main view
The displayed information is described in the following.
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Cell................................................................................................................................ 34
Connection Status.........................................................................................................34
Station SSID..................................................................................................................34
EAP Connection Status.................................................................................................34
RX Power Indicator....................................................................................................... 34
Cell
The cell icon indicates the overall signal state (green = on, gray = off, additional =
pending).
For control of the states, see Chapter 2.3.2, "Signaling and connection control",
on page 44.
Remote command:
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe:ALL?
Connection Status
Displays the current state (or state transition) for all operation modes. If Multi STA is
enabled, the connection status is displayed for each station in order from left to right:
STA1, STA2, STA3.
For background information, see Chapter 2.2.1.3, "Connection status", on page 18.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PSWitched:STATe?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:SECond:STATe?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:THIRd:STATe?
Station SSID
The SSID of the associated AP is displayed in "Station" mode.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:APSSid?
EAP Connection Status

The current state of the EAP connection is displayed for the security mode "WPA /
WPA2 Enterprise".
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo:EAPStat?
RX Power Indicator
Indicates the RX power, received at the R&S CMW. This information helps you to set
the expected power, see "Exp. Peak Envelope Power" on page 55.
The information is displayed for all operation modes. For MIMO scenarios, RX power
indicator per DUT´s antenna is displayed.
In addition, the R&S CMW also evaluates the quality of RX power:
● - - -: no signal from the DUT detected
● In range: DUT's power is in the expected range, according to the expected power.
The highest MCS for the current WLAN mode can be decoded without IQ clipping.
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● Overdriven: the DUT's power is above the expected range, without IQ clipping
occurs. The receiver cannot decode a given burst. An inappropriate external
attenuation is set, or the DUT does not transmit at the correct power.
● Underdriven: decoding of a received burst is almost impossible. An inappropriate
external attenuation is set, the connecting cable is defective, or the DUT does not
transmit at the correct power.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo[:ANTenna<n>]:RXPindicator?
2.3.1.2 Event log
Access: WLAN signaling main view > "Event Log" pane.

The event log pane reports events and errors such as startup events and connection
status changes.
The button to the right clears the displayed event entries.
Figure 2-13: Event log pane of the main view
Event log entries

Each entry consists of a timestamp, an icon indicating the category of the event and a
short text describing the event.
Meaning of the category icons: = information, warning, error
To clear the displayed event entries, press the button to the right .
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging:ALL?
CLEan:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging
2.3.1.3 DUT / UE info / STAx
Access: WLAN signaling main view > "DUT / UE Info" pane; or

Access for enabled Multi STA: WLAN signaling main view > select "STAx" in the field
below the "Event Log" pane
The "DUT / UE Info" / "STAx" pane presents information about the associated device
under test and the IP address of the R&S CMW.
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Figure 2-14: DUT / UE capabilities in main view
MAC
The MAC address of the associated DUT is a 48-bit number, displayed as hexadecimal
number. It uniquely identifies an IEEE 802.11 device. An AP registers a station's MAC
address during association.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:MAC:ADDRess?
IPv4 / IPv6 address

Displays the detected IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of the instrument and the connected
DUT.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:UEADdress:IPV<n>?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:CMWaddress:IPV<n>?
2.3.1.4 RX statistics
Access: WLAN signaling main view > select "RX Statistics" in the field below the
"DUT / UE Info" or "STAx" pane.
Displays statistical information about the signal received from the device under test.
Figure 2-15: RX statistics in main view
Burst Power
Average power of the last burst received from the DUT, indicating the quality of the
physical link.
The power is measured by the R&S CMW over the preamble. A value is only available
in associated state.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:RXBPower?
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Data Rate
Displays information related to the data rate of the DUT signal, for example the frame
format, the modulation and coding scheme, the channel bandwidth and the number of
spatial streams.
The displayed values represent the most recent and most prevalent data frame
received. Ack frames are not included. Data received during each user-configured
reporting interval is determined (see Stats Settings (hotkey)). Of the frames accumula-
ted during that time, the value that appears most often is selected. The display is only
updated if this value is different from the previous value.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:DRATe?
Buffered Data
Indicates asynchronous buffer status report (A-BSR) and QoS control buffer size
report. An STA can asynchronously indicate the amount of buffered data to be transmit
to assist in the scheduling decisions of the AP.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:ABSReport?
2.3.1.5 HE capabilities
Access: WLAN signaling main view > select "HE Capabilities" in the field below the
"DUT / UE Info" or "STAx" pane.
Displays high efficiency (HE) capabilities of the DUT. Refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021,
chapter 9.4.2.248 HE Capabilities Element.
Figure 2-16: HE capabilities in main view
Device Class
Indicates device class for a non-AP STA based on its TX power and RSSI measure-
ment accuracy capabilities.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:HE?
Dynamic Fragmentation
Indicates fragmentation support including supported level.
Remote command:
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A-BSR
Indicates support of an asynchronous buffer status report (BSR) control field.
Remote command:
Broadcast TWT
Indicates support of broadcast target wake time (TWT) operation.
Remote command:
OFDMA Random Access

Indicates support of OFDMA random access procedure.
Remote command:
2.3.1.6 HE TB info
Access: WLAN signaling main view > select "HE TB Info" in the field below the "DUT /
UE Info" or "STAx" pane.
Displays the main power connection parameters of HE trigger based bursts.
This section is relevant for 802.11ax standard, operating mode AP.
Figure 2-17: HE TB info in main view
HE TB Info
Displays information related to uplink power headroom (UPH) control.
UL power headroom indicates the difference between current HE TB TX power and
maximum TX power.
Minimum transmit power flag is set when the HE TB is sent at the STA's minimum TX
power.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:HETBinfo:UPHinfo?
2.3.1.7 RX trigger frames statistics
Access: WLAN signaling main view > select "RX Trigger Frames" in the field below the
"DUT / UE Info" pane.
Displays the frames received by the instrument in station mode.
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Figure 2-18: RX trigger frames statistics in main view
RX Trigger Frames
Queries the total trigger frames received and the No. of trigger frames directed to the
station (R&S CMW).
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXTRigframe?
2.3.1.8 Settings
Access: WLAN signaling main view > right panes.

The main view provides the most important settings for fast access.
Figure 2-19: Settings in the main view
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All settings are also configurable via the main configuration dialog. Refer to the follow-
ing chapters.
● "Common Settings" tab:
– "Standard" on page 47
– "Operating Channel Width" on page 47
– "Scenario" on page 47
– " Base Band Unit" on page 48
– "Operation Mode" on page 48
– " Fading" on page 49
– "Multi STA" on page 48
● "Frequency" tab:
– "Center Frequency / Channel" on page 53

– "Np20 Index" on page 54
– "Np20 Frequency / Channel" on page 54
● "Power" tab:
– "TX Burst Power" on page 55

– "Exp. Peak Envelope Power" on page 55
– "Approximate Burst Power" on page 55
● "Connection Settings" pane:
– "Mode" on page 80
– "SSID" on page 62
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– "Beacon Interval" on page 61

● "Packet Generator" tab:
See Chapter 2.3.11, "Packet generator settings", on page 95

● "Data" tab:
– "Configuration" on page 72
– "Frame Format" on page 73
– "Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Frame" on page 73
– "Users and Dummies (HE_MU frame only)" on page 74
● "Meas Control" tab:
See "RX Frame Trigger" on page 90

● "Trigger" tab (only for 802.11ax in AP mode):
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See Chapter 2.3.8.10, "Trigger frame settings", on page 75
2.3.1.9 Statistics
Access: WLAN signaling main view > "Statistics" button to the right > one of the related
hotkeys at the bottom
The related dialogs provide information concerning user data traffic.
PG Data (hotkey)
Opens a dialog with packet generator data. Table shows the statistics on generated
ICMP and UDP packets and received ICMP packets. Information per packet genera-
tion is provided.
In three columns, the table displays the No. of frames, bytes and percentage of ICMP
Resp Received versus ICMP Req Sent.
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RX PSDU Info (hotkey)

Opens a dialog with statistics on received (RX) traffic data. Statistics are grouped
according to a frame format, data rate / MCS index, channel bandwidth, and spatial
stream, typically one row per group.
For each group, the following current (within the latest statistical interval) and expected
total values are displayed:
● No. of received frames
● Data volume in MB
● Data rate in Mbit/s
● RX power level in dBm
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HEMU?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HESU?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HETB?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HT?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:NONHt?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:VHT?
Stats Settings (hotkey)

Opens a dialog to configure the reporting interval and time span.
For detailed description, refer to Chapter 2.3.16, "Statistics settings", on page 100.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:SETTings
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Reset Stats (hotkey)

Clears entries in all statistic tables.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RESet
2.3.2 Signaling and connection control
The individual connection states are controlled via the ON | OFF key, via hotkeys and
via the DUT.
The available hotkeys depend on configured settings and the current connection state.
All possible hotkeys are described in the following.
For background information, refer to Chapter 2.2.1.3, "Connection status", on page 18.
ON | OFF (key) / WLAN Signaling (softkey)..................................................................44

Connect (hotkey)...........................................................................................................44
Disconnect / Disconnect ST (hotkey)............................................................................ 44
Reconnect (hotkey)....................................................................................................... 45
ON | OFF (key) / WLAN Signaling (softkey)

To turn the signal transmission on or off, use the ON | OFF key or right-click the soft-
key. The current state is shown by the softkey. The signal transmission can be
switched off anytime, independent of the current connection state. A yellow hour glass
symbol indicates that the signaling generator is turning on or off.
In many modes, turning on the signal transmission and the DUT is sufficient to initiate
a connection between the tester and the DUT.
Remote command:
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe
Connect (hotkey)
This hotkey requests to establish an association to the AP under test.
The hotkey is only visible if all the following apply:
● The operation mode equals "Station", see "Operation Mode" on page 48.
● The connection mode equals "Manual", see "Connection Mode" on page 63.
● The signaling state is ON and no association is established.
Remote command:
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:CONNect
Disconnect / Disconnect ST (hotkey)

This hotkey is only visible in associated state. It requests the existing association to be
terminated (disassociated and deauthenticated).
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If Multi STA is enabled, the first related button from left is "Disconnect" controlling
STA1. The second and third buttons are "Disconnect ST" buttons related to STA2 and
STA3.
The order of buttons is fixed. For a station that is not connected, the related button is
blank.
Remote command:
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:ACTion:DISConnect
Reconnect (hotkey)
This hotkey requests to re-establish the existing association. It has the same effect as
a disconnect, followed immediately by a connect.
The hotkey is only visible if all the following apply:
● The operation mode equals "Station", see "Operation Mode" on page 48.
● The connection mode equals "Manual", see "Connection Mode" on page 63.
● An association is established.
Remote command:
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:REConnect
2.3.3 Using the shortcut softkeys
When using the WLAN signaling application and a WLAN measurement in parallel, use
a shortcut softkey to switch to the measurement.
Using one of the softkeys ensures that the measurement is configured compatible to
the settings of the signaling application. When you use the softkey to switch to the
multi-evaluation measurement, the combined signal path scenario is activated auto-
matically in the measurement.
Consequences:
● The measurement and the signaling application can be used in parallel, i.e. both
DL signal transmission and measurement can be switched on.
● The signaling RF settings are also used for the measurement.
● Some input signal settings are configured compatible with the signaling settings.
● A suitable trigger signal provided by the signaling application is selected as trigger
source for the measurement.
If the softkey label equals "Go to...", the softkey opens a dialog box with a list of all
available measurements. If the softkey label indicates a measurement name instead of
"Go to...", this measurement has been assigned to the softkey as fixed target, see
Chapter 2.3.13, "Shortcut configuration", on page 98.
Three shortcut softkeys are available and can be set to different fixed targets.
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Figure 2-20: Dialog box opened by "Go to..." softkey
Select Menu
Selects the target measurement you want to switch to.
Select as fixed target

Sets the selected measurement as fixed target of the softkey. The softkey label indi-
cates the measurement name and switches directly to the selected target without
opening the dialog box.
When the dialog box has been disabled, you can still change the target measurement
or re-enable the dialog box using the configuration menu, see Chapter 2.3.13, "Short-
cut configuration", on page 98.
Go to / Cancel
Press the "Go to" button to switch to the selected measurement or the "Cancel" button
to abort.
2.3.4 Global settings
Access: "WLAN Signaling" softkey > "Config" hotkey > top of the configuration dialog.
The global settings are at the top of the configuration dialog. Configure them according
to your test scenario, before configuring any other settings.
If Multi STA is enabled, the main configuration tree appears in a tab "CMW" and addi-
tional tabs "Station 1", "Station 2" and "Station 3" are displayed. See also Chap-
ter 2.3.17, "Station configuration tabs", on page 101.
Depending on the global settings, only a particular set of actions and parameters is
available and the GUI changes accordingly.
Parameters can even have different meanings depending on the global settings. For
an example, see "SSID" on page 62.
Figure 2-21: Global settings for scenario with fading
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Standard........................................................................................................................47
Operating Channel Width..............................................................................................47
Scenario........................................................................................................................ 47
Base Band Unit............................................................................................................. 48
Operation Mode............................................................................................................ 48
Multi STA.......................................................................................................................48
MIMO............................................................................................................................ 49
Fading........................................................................................................................... 49
Standard
Selects the IEEE 802.11 standard to be used. The available values depend on the
selected operation mode.
For background information, see Chapter 2.2.6, "Signal properties", on page 24.
For the required options, see Chapter 2, "WLAN signaling", on page 13.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard
Operating Channel Width

Selects the channel bandwidth.
Option R&S CMW-KS651 is required for the bandwidth = 40 MHz.
Option R&S CMW-KS656 is required for the bandwidth ≧ 80 MHz.
Note that only contiguous 160 MHz channel bandwidth is supported, 80+80 MHz band-
width (non-contiguous) is not supported.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth
Scenario
Different test scenarios require different sets of parameters. Selecting a scenario hides/
shows parts of the GUI as required by the scenario. The active scenario determines,
for example, whether MIMO and fading are used.
"Standard Cell" SISO operation. Select the role of the R&S CMW and the DUT via the
operation mode.
"MIMO 2x2" MIMO operation in downlink and uplink. MIMO connections are sup-
ported for standards 802.11n, ac, and ax.
For further configuration, see Chapter 2.3.5, "MIMO settings",
on page 49.
"Fading" sce- "Standard Cell" or "MIMO 2x2" plus fading and/or AWGN insertion.
narios Fading is for standards 802.11n, ac, ax and for AP operation mode.
An additional parameter "Fading" is displayed, refer to " Fading"
on page 49.
Options R&S CMW-KE100 and R&S CMW-KE670 are required.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN?
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario?
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:FLEXible
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ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMO:FLEXible
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCFading:FLEXible
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMFading:FLEXible
Base Band Unit

Selects the signaling unit to be used. This setting is especially useful for multi-CMW
setups, to select the instrument.
Each SUA module has two SUA partitions numbered as follows:
● Partition 1, 2 for SUA No. 1
● Partition 3, 4 for SUA No. 2, and so on.
See also Chapter 2.5.1.2, "Values for signal path selection", on page 124.
A prefix "1." to "4." selects the CMW in a multi-CMW setup.
Both partitions of an SUA are required for:
● 802.11ax
● MIMO scenarios
● 160 MHz channel bandwidth (contiguous)
Some examples:
● "SUA2" selects SUA partition 2 in a single-CMW setup.
● "SUA1&2" selects SUA partitions 1 and 2 in a single-CMW setup.
● "3.SUA1" selects SUA partition 1 in CMW number 3 in a multi-CMW setup.
● "2.SUA3&4" selects SUA partitions 3 and 4 in CMW number 2 in a multi-CMW
setup.
Remote command:
Operation Mode
The operation mode is configurable for scenario "Standard Cell".
For the supported IEEE standards, refer to Table 2-6.
"AP" The R&S CMW simulates an access point in infrastructure mode. The
DUT is a WLAN station.
For 802.11ax, option R&S CMW-KS657 is required.
"Station" The R&S CMW simulates a WLAN station. The DUT is an access
point.
For 802.11ax, option R&S CMW-KS658 is required.
"Hotspot 2.0" The R&S CMW simulates a Wi-Fi Hotspot 2.0 access point. The DUT
is a WLAN station. Option R&S CMW-KS660 is required. See also
Chapter 2.2.5, "Hotspot 2.0", on page 24.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:OMODe
Multi STA
Enables associations from multiple non-AP STAs allowing simultaneous control and
support for multi-user (MU) operations.
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Note, that:
● Option R&S CMW-KS667 is required.
● Maximum number of STAs is 3
● Fading scenarios are supported.
● Channel bandwidth is supported up to 160 MHz for SISO and up to 80MHz for
MIMO.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MSTation
MIMO
Refer to Chapter 2.3.5, "MIMO settings", on page 49.
Fading
Selects the SUA partitions to be used for internal fading. Both partitions of an SUA are
required. If two signaling applications use internal fading at the same time, use diverse
internal faders to avoid conflict.
This parameter is displayed for the fading scenarios. Only internal fading is supported.
The fader setting selects both SUA partitions. The numbering is reversed, so that the
lowest fader number selects the highest SUA partition. This reverse numbering allows
you to select the same number for the fader and the baseband unit, because they
address different SUA partitions.
Example: Baseband unit "2.SUA4" selects SUA partition 4 in CMW 2. Fader
"2.Fader3&4" selects SUA partition 1&2 in CMW 2. So they can be combined. See also
" Base Band Unit" on page 48.
The fader selection offers only values compatible with the baseband setting. If there is
only one possible value, the selection is grayed out, displaying this value.
Figure 2-22: Scenario with fading
Remote command:
2.3.5 MIMO settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "MIMO" section.

If a MIMO scenario is selected, additional MIMO branch is displayed.
MIMO is supported for 802.11n, ac and ax standards, AP and station mode, up to 80
MHz channel bandwidth.
For background information, see Chapter 2.2.2, "MIMO scenario", on page 20.
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Figure 2-23: MIMO settings
TX MIMO Mode
Selects the MIMO transmission mode: spatial multiplexing or space time block coding
(STBC).
Automatic data frame Configuration applies the STBC.
For data frame Configuration = "User-defined", the STBC must be enabled within the
data frame configuration for the particular frame format, see:
● Chapter 2.3.8.9, "Data frame control settings", on page 71 or
● "Data Frame Control" on page 106
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MIMO:TMMode
2.3.6 RF settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "RF Settings" section.
Figure 2-24: RF settings
The RF settings are described in the following chapters.

● RF signal routing..................................................................................................... 50
● RF frequency...........................................................................................................52
● RF power.................................................................................................................54
2.3.6.1 RF signal routing
Access: "Config" hotkey > "RF Settings" > "RF Output" / "RF Input" sections.
The two sections configure the RF input path and the RF output paths. Most parame-
ters are configurable per path.
The number of configurable input and output paths depends on the selected scenario.
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Depending on your hardware configuration, there are dependencies between some

parameters. Configure the settings in the following order to access all possible values:
1. Select the signaling unit. See " Base Band Unit" on page 48.
In a multi-CMW setup, this action selects also the instrument.
2. Select the RF connector.
3. Select the RF converter.
Figure 2-25: RF routing for MIMO 2x2
RF Output......................................................................................................................51
└ Routing............................................................................................................51
└ External Attenuation........................................................................................51
RF Input........................................................................................................................ 52
└ Routing............................................................................................................52
└ External Attenuation........................................................................................52
RF Output
The following parameters configure the RF output paths of the R&S CMW.
Routing ← RF Output
Selects the output paths for the generated RF signals, that means the output connector
and the TX module for each output path.
Depending on your hardware configuration, there are dependencies between both
parameters.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN?
External Attenuation ← RF Output

Defines the value of an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative) in the out-
put path. With an external attenuation of x dB, the power of the generated signal is
increased by x dB. The actual generated levels are equal to the displayed values plus
the external attenuation.
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If a correction table for frequency-dependent attenuation is active for the chosen con-
nector, then the table name and a button are displayed. Press the button to display the
table entries.
You can configure the external attenuation per output path. Antenna 2 is only available
in MIMO scenarios.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:OUTPut
RF Input
The following parameters configure the RF input path of the R&S CMW.
Routing ← RF Input
Selects the input path for the measured RF signal, i.e. the input connector and the RX
module to be used.
You can configure the parameters per input path.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN?
External Attenuation ← RF Input

Defines the value of an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative) in the
input path. The power readings are corrected by the external attenuation value.
The external attenuation value is also used in the calculation of the maximum configu-
rable input power value.
table entries.
Antenna 2 is only available in MIMO scenarios with two input paths.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:INPut
2.3.6.2 RF frequency
Access: "Config" hotkey > "RF Settings" > "RF Frequency" section.
This section configures the channel bandwidth and the channel/frequency for uplink
and downlink.
The settings for TX direction configure the center frequency of the RF analyzer. The
settings for RX direction are defined via the offset to the specified center frequency of
the generated WLAN signal.
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Figure 2-26: Frequency settings for 80 MHz channel BW
Operating Channel Width..............................................................................................53

Band..............................................................................................................................53
Center Frequency / Channel......................................................................................... 53
Frequency Offset...........................................................................................................53
Np20 Index....................................................................................................................54
Np20 Frequency / Channel........................................................................................... 54
Operating Channel Width

Same setting as "Operating Channel Width" on page 47.
Band
Selects the operating band sub 6 GHz or 6 GHz band.
The R&S CMW itself supports frequencies up to 6 GHz (sub 6 GHz). To be able to use
the 6 GHz band (5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz), the external up-down-converter
R&S CMW-Z800A is required. 6 GHz band is only supported for IEEE 802.11ax.
Option R&S CMW-KS657 or R&S CMW-KS658 is required.
For details on R&S CMW-Z800A, refer to its product information published at customer
web.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BAND
Center Frequency / Channel

Determines the center frequency of the generated WLAN signal and of the RF ana-
lyzer.
You can set the frequency either directly or via a valid channel number. For a list of
WLAN channels, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels.
Operating in the 5-GHz band (above 3.3 GHz in general) requires the 6-GHz option
R&S CMW-KB036.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel
Frequency Offset
Positive or negative frequency offset to be added to the specified channel center fre-
quency in receive direction.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset
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Np20 Index
This setting is displayed for signals with more than 20 MHz bandwidth. The total band-
width consists of several adjacent 20-MHz channels, half of them above the center fre-
quency of the signal and the other half below the center frequency.
The index selects which of the 20-MHz channels is the primary channel. The lowest
index value refers to the 20-MHz channel with the lowest frequency.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPINdex
Np20 Frequency / Channel

These settings are displayed for signals with more than 20 MHz bandwidth. They
determine the center frequency of the primary 20-MHz channel.
The settings are coupled to the "Center Frequency / Channel" setting (center fre-
quency of total bandwidth) and to the "Np20 Index".
To configure the frequencies of the 20-MHz channels and of the total bandwidth, set
the "Np20 Index" and one of the other settings ("Center Frequency / Channel" or "Np20
Frequency / Channel").
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPFRequency
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPCHannel
2.3.6.3 RF power
Access: "Config" hotkey > "RF Settings" > TX power parameters and "RX
Power"/"Advanced" sections.
Figure 2-27: RF power settings for MIMO
TX Burst Power............................................................................................................. 55
TX2 / TX1 Power Ratio................................................................................................. 55
Exp. Peak Envelope Power...........................................................................................55
Approximate Burst Power............................................................................................. 55
RX Mixer Level Offset................................................................................................... 55
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TX Burst Power
Sets the power of the transmitted bursts. With MIMO scenarios, it specifies the total
power of both signals.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BOPower
TX2 / TX1 Power Ratio

This parameter is only available in MIMO scenarios. It defines the power of the second
signal relative to the power of the first signal.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:TSRatio
Exp. Peak Envelope Power

Specifies the expected peak envelope power of the measured RF signal per antenna.
It must account for the transmitted (average) uplink power plus the crest factor.
An expected PEP setting below the actual RF input power causes overflow in the input
path. A setting which is much higher than the RF input power can reduce the measure-
ment accuracy.
An optimum expected PEP setting results in an Approximate Burst Power value that is
slightly higher than the RX Power Indicator value. See Chapter 2.3.1.1, "Connection
status", on page 33.
The actual input power at the connectors must be within the level range of the selected
RF input connector. Refer to the data sheet for details.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EPEPower
Approximate Burst Power

The displayed power per Rx antenna is calculated from the specified expected PEP
and the selected standard. Antenna 2 is only available in MIMO scenarios with two
input paths.
Remote command:
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo[:ANTenna<n>]:ARXBpower?
RX Mixer Level Offset

Varies the input level of the mixer in the analyzer path per antenna. Antenna 2 is only
available in MIMO scenarios with two input paths.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Internal Fading" section.

This section is only relevant, if an internal fading scenario is selected.
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For general prerequisites/required options and background information, see Chap-

ter 2.2.9, "Internal fading", on page 28.
Figure 2-28: Internal fading settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Internal Fading" > "Fading Simulator (Extended)".
The configuration enables and sets up the fading simulator. For background informa-
tion, see Chapter 2.2.9.1, "Fading simulator", on page 28.
Figure 2-29: Fading simulator settings
Enable........................................................................................................................... 56
Profile............................................................................................................................ 56
Insertion Loss................................................................................................................56
Enable
Enables/disables the fading simulator.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ENABle
Profile
Selects a propagation condition profile according to IEEE 802.11-03/940r4.
The SISO and MIMO channel models A to F for 802.11n , ac, and ax, for 20 MHz and
40 MHz channel bandwidth are supported. (802.11ac and ax use identical profiles).
Refer to Chapter A, "Predefined fading settings", on page 633.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:STANdard
Insertion Loss
The insertion loss is the attenuation at the fader input. It is calculated automatically,
based on the currently selected Profile.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ILOSs:LOSS?
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2.3.7.2 Fading module AWGN
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Internal Fading" > "Fading Module AWGN".
The section enables and configures the AWGN insertion via the fading module. For
background information, see Chapter 2.2.9.2, "AWGN generator", on page 29.
Figure 2-30: AWGN settings for MIMO
Enable........................................................................................................................... 57
Min. Noise/System BW Ratio........................................................................................ 57
Effective Signal BW.......................................................................................................57
Signal/Noise Ratio.........................................................................................................57
Enable
Enables/disables AWGN insertion via the fading module.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:ENABle
Min. Noise/System BW Ratio

Configures the minimum ratio between the noise bandwidth and the channel band-
width.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:BWIDth:RATio
Effective Signal BW
Displays the channel bandwidth used for the downlink.
Signal/Noise Ratio
Specifies the signal to noise ratio.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:SNRatio
2.3.8 Connection settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" section.

The available connection settings depend on the operation mode as shown in the fol-
lowing figures.
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Figure 2-31: Connection settings (AP mode, 802.11ax)
Figure 2-32: Connection settings (station mode, 802.11ax)
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Figure 2-33: Connection settings (Hotspot 2.0 mode, 802.11ax)
The connection settings are described in the following chapters.

● Association settings................................................................................................ 59
● General connection settings....................................................................................61
● Station settings........................................................................................................63
● Hotspot 2.0 settings................................................................................................ 63
● Target wake time settings........................................................................................66
● Country code settings............................................................................................. 68
● Supported rates settings......................................................................................... 69
● Management frame control settings........................................................................70
● Data frame control settings..................................................................................... 71
● Trigger frame settings............................................................................................. 75
● Security settings......................................................................................................79
● QoS data TID settings.............................................................................................82
● Block Ack settings................................................................................................... 83
● A-MPDU settings.....................................................................................................84
● EDCA settings.........................................................................................................85
● HE MAC capabilities............................................................................................... 86
● NDP sounding settings............................................................................................86
2.3.8.1 Association settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Association" section.

This section is relevant for AP and Hotspot 2.0 modes.
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Figure 2-34: Association settings for enabled multi-STA
This chapter describes the following association settings.

Reserve MAC Address..................................................................................................60
Automatic Disassociation.............................................................................................. 60
Allow Preemption.......................................................................................................... 60
STA Priority................................................................................................................... 60
Reserve MAC Address

If Multi STA is enabled, these parameters configure three slots available for STAs.
● Off - the slot is disabled
● Set - reserves the slot for a particular MAC address
● Any - the slot is available to a STA of any MAC address
When a STA associates, the first attempt uses slot one. If the STA is not compatible
with the slot settings, then slot two and finally slot three is attempted. If no slot is avail-
able, the association is rejected and an event log record is added.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STA<s>:MACReserve
Automatic Disassociation
Enables or disables automatic STA disassociation, when a STA is no longer present. If
enabled, the R&S CMW detects that a STA is absent, it automatically removes its
association after some user-specified period of time.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:DISass
Allow Preemption
If enabled and all available slots are occupied, an incoming association compatible
with the slot causes an existing STA to be disassociated. The prioritization is according
to the slots STA1 to STA3.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:PREemption
STA Priority
Specifies how the stack prioritizes one STA over another.
● Round Robin - schedules equal number of TX opportunities to each station num-
ber
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● Automatic - depends on TX buffer volume using TID priority sequence: 7, 6, 5, 4,

3, 0, 2, 1
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STAPriority
2.3.8.2 General connection settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > parameters in upper level of "Connection" section.
Figure 2-35: General connection settings
This chapter describes the following connection settings.

Support of DSSS...........................................................................................................61
Beacon Interval............................................................................................................. 61
Target Wake Time (TWT).............................................................................................. 62
DTIM Period.................................................................................................................. 62
MAC Address (BSSID)..................................................................................................62
SSID..............................................................................................................................62
BSS Color..................................................................................................................... 62
Association ID Range....................................................................................................62
HT Smoothing............................................................................................................... 62
Support of DSSS
Enables you to associate an 802.11b device using 802.11ac or ax standard. Also, it
enables you to use non-HT management frames within 802.11ac and ax, see Frame
Format, Channel Bandwidth, Rate.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DSSS
Beacon Interval
Defines the interval between two beacon frame transmissions. The interval is set in
time units (1 TU = 1024 µs).
The R&S CMW regularly broadcasts beacon frames to inform WLAN devices about the
simulated infrastructure/ad-hoc network. Decreasing/increasing the interval makes the
association procedure more/less responsive but decreases/increases the data through-
put.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BEACon
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Target Wake Time (TWT)

Refer to Chapter 2.3.8.5, "Target wake time settings", on page 66.
DTIM Period
Sets the number of beacon intervals between successive delivery traffic indication
messages (DTIM).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DPERiod
MAC Address (BSSID)

The 48-bit MAC address of the simulated WLAN entity as hexadecimal number. In AP
mode, it is also known as basic service set ID (BSSID).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSid
SSID
The service set identifier (SSID) is a textual identifier, with up to 32 characters (7-bit
ASCII only).
The meaning depends on the operation mode:
● "Station": SSID of the access point to which the station is allowed to connect (if
restricted at all, see "SSID Connection" on page 63)
● Other modes: SSID of the simulated entity
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SSID
BSS Color
Specifies the color code of the basic service set (BSS).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSColor
Association ID Range
Specifies the range of IDs to be assigned by the access point to the connected DUTs.
The setting is relevant in AP mode.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:AID
HT Smoothing
Indicates to the receiver whether the frequency-domain smoothing is recommended for
channel estimation. The value "Non Recommended" instructs the DUT to perform only
per-carrier independent channel (unsmoothed) estimation.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SMOothing
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2.3.8.3 Station settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Station" section.

The parameters are visible in the operation mode "Station".
Figure 2-36: Station section
Connection Mode
This setting determines the connection behavior of the simulated station.
"Auto Connect" Associations are initiated automatically.
"Manual" Associations are initiated manually via hotkey, see Chapter 2.3.2,
"Signaling and connection control", on page 44.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:CMODe
SSID Connection
This setting specifies to which access points the simulated station is allowed to con-
nect.
"Any" The station is allowed to connect to any available AP.
"SSID" The station is only allowed to connect to the AP configured via "SSID"
on page 62.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:SCONnection
2.3.8.4 Hotspot 2.0 settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Hotspot 2.0" section.

The parameters are visible in the operation mode "Hotspot 2.0".
The section specifies information to be sent to the DUT. The information is included in
beacons, probe responses and GAS query responses as listed in the following table.
Beacon / probe response GAS query response
Interworking element ● Venue name

● Access network options field ● 3GPP cellular network element
– Access network type – PLMN
– Internet access ● Domain name
● Venue info field ● Operator-friendly name
– Venue group ● WAN metrics element
– Venue type – Downlink speed
● HESSID – Uplink speed
● IP address type availability
BSS load element
● Station count – IPv4 address field
● Channel utilization – IPv6 address field
● ● Network authentication type
Available admission capacity
● NAI realm
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The "Hotspot 2.0" section is described in the following.
Figure 2-37: Hotspot 2.0 section
Access Network Type to Venue Name..........................................................................64

PLMN............................................................................................................................ 64
Domain Name............................................................................................................... 65
Operator Friendly Name................................................................................................65
Downlink Speed to IPv4 Address Field......................................................................... 65
Realm............................................................................................................................66
Internet Access, Network Auth Type Ind....................................................................... 66
Station Count, Channel Utilization, Available Admission Capacity............................... 66
Access Network Type to Venue Name

The settings at the top of the section have the following meaning:
● "Access Network Type": 802.11u access network type advertised to the client
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.2.92 "Interworking element".
● "Venue Group" and "Venue Type": Optional venue information
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.1.35 "Venue Info field".
● "HESSID": Homogeneous extended service set identifier of the access point (12
hexadecimal digits)
● "Venue Name": Venue name of the IEEE 802.11 access network
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.5.4 "Venue Name ANQP-ele-
ment".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSPar
PLMN
Defines a list of 3GPP networks that the IEEE 802.11 access network provides service
for.
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Each network is specified via its mobile country code (MCC, three digits) and its mobile
network code (MNC, two- or three-digit format).
You can define up to five networks.
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.5.11 "3GPP Cellular Network ANQP-
element".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN<no>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:MNDigits
Domain Name
Defines a list of domain names of the entity operating the IEEE 802.11 access network.
You can define up to five domain names.

See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.5.15 "Domain Name ANQP-element".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:DNAMe<no>
Operator Friendly Name

Name of the operator of the IEEE 802.11 access network
See Hotspot 2.0 technical specification, chapter 4.3 "Operator Friendly Name".
Remote command:
Downlink Speed to IPv4 Address Field

● "Downlink Speed, Uplink Speed": Speed of the link in kbit/s
See Hotspot 2.0 technical specification, chapter 4.4 "WAN Metrics".
● "IPv6 Address Field", "IPv4 Address Field": Indicates which types of IP addresses
can be allocated to the station.
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.5.9 "IP Address Type Availability
ANQP-element".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSSPar
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Realm
Defines a list of network access identifier (NAI) realms that are reachable via the IEEE
802.11 access network.
For each realm, the list indicates the realm name and the supported extensible authen-
tication protocol (EAP) methods (SIM, TLS, TTLS, AKA, AKA').
You can define up to five realms.
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.5.10 "NAI Realm ANQP-element".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm<no>
Internet Access, Network Auth Type Ind

● "Internet Access": Specifies whether the hotspot provides internet access
● "Network Auth Type Ind": Indicates the network authentication type
See standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapter 9.4.5.6 "Network Authentication Type
ANQP-element".
Remote command:
Station Count, Channel Utilization, Available Admission Capacity

Configure the contents of the BSS load element, see standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016,
chapter 9.4.2.28.
● "Station Count": Number of stations that are currently associated with the BSS
● "Channel Utilization": Percentage of time, that the access point sensed the primary
channel was busy
● "Available Admission Capacity": Remaining time available via explicit admission
control, in units of 32 μs/s
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:CUTil
2.3.8.5 Target wake time settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Target Wake Time (TWT)" section.
This section is relevant for 802.11ax standard, AP and Hotspot 2.0 operation mode.
The section configures broadcast target wake time (TWT) operation to define a specific
time for a STA to access the AP.
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Figure 2-38: Broadcast TWT configuration
Enable < Broadcast TWT.............................................................................................. 67

Enable < TWT Flow ID x............................................................................................... 67
Flow Type......................................................................................................................67
Start Offset.................................................................................................................... 68
Minimum Wake Duration............................................................................................... 68
Trigger Enabled.............................................................................................................68
Enable < Broadcast TWT

Enables/ disables broadcast target wake time (TWT) operation.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:ENABle
Enable < TWT Flow ID x

Enables/ disables particular schedule period.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:ENABle
Flow Type
Specifies the flow type:
● Announced: requesting STA signals first its awake state, for example via a PS-poll.
● Unannounced: the AP sends a frame to the STA, without waiting for a PS-poll or
APSD trigger frame.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:FTYPe
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Start Offset
Specifies the offset of a schedule period from beacon.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:STIMe
Minimum Wake Duration

Sets the minimum wake time during the sleep period. If the STA does not receive a
frame by this time, then it returns to sleep. If it receives a frame, then it waits for end of
service period (EOSP) from the AP.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:MWDuration
Trigger Enabled
Specify, whether the broadcast TWT operation is triggered.
In a trigger-enabled TWT, the AP always initiates frame exchange with a trigger frame.
The following figure shows a trigger-based announced broadcast TWT message flow.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:TENable
2.3.8.6 Country code settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Country Code" section.

These parameters define information transported to the DUT via the "Country" ele-
ment. The information allows the station to identify the regulatory domain in which it is
located.
The parameters are invisible in the operation mode "Station".
Figure 2-39: Country code settings
Country Information.......................................................................................................69
Country Code................................................................................................................ 69
First Channel, Number of Channels..............................................................................69
Max TX Power...............................................................................................................69
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Country Information
Enables or disables the transport of the information.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCSTate
Country Code
Identifies the country or non-country entity in which the AP is operating. The non-coun-
try code is "XX". The country codes are defined in ISO/IEC 3166-1.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCConf
First Channel, Number of Channels

Define the allowed range of channels to be used.
Remote command:
Max TX Power
Defines the maximum allowed transmit power in dBm.
Remote command:
2.3.8.7 Supported rates settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Supported Rates" section.

This section defines which modulation/ coding/ data rates are supported by the simula-
ted entity and which rates must be supported by the tested entity.
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Figure 2-40: Rates settings (802.11ac)
Configuration
To define the rates, set "Configuration" to "User Defined" and configure the entries.
Which entries are available, depends on the selected standard.
For "Configuration" = "Automatic", the remaining settings have no effect.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes
Non HT, HT, VHT Supported Rates

The available parameters depend on the selected standard.
"Disabled" means that the rate is not supported by the simulated entity. "Mandatory"
and "Optional" mean that the rate is supported by the simulated entity and must / can
be supported by the tested entity.
According to the 802.11 standard, a station must not associate with an AP if it cannot
receive and transmit at all mandatory rates. See also Table 2-5.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:DSSSconf
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OFDMconf
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OMCSconf
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:VHTConf
2.3.8.8 Management frame control settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Management Frame Control" section.
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These parameters configure the modulation/ coding rate of the transmitted manage-
ment frames.
Figure 2-41: Management frame control settings
Configuration
Selects automatic settings or user-defined frame rate control.
● With automatic configuration, the following default frame rates are used:
– 1 Mbit/s for 802.11b, g and g/n
– 6 Mbit/s for 802.11a and g(OFDM)
– 6 Mbit/s for 802.11a/n, g(OFDM)/n, ac, and ax
● For user-defined settings, the manual configuration of "Rate" applies, see Frame
Format, Channel Bandwidth, Rate.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MFDef
Frame Format, Channel Bandwidth, Rate

Select the modulation/ coding rate of the transmitted management frames (beacon,
authentication, association response and probe response). The available values
depend on the selected Standard.
To use the non-HT management frames within standards 802.11ac or ax, the Support
of DSSS must be enabled.
Configure the parameters top-down.
For "Channel Bandwidth", refer to "Operating Channel Width" on page 47.
The setting of rate is only relevant if Configuration = "User Defined".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MFDef
2.3.8.9 Data frame control settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Data Frame Control" section.
If Multi STA is enabled, this section is not visible in the main configuration tree. The
related settings appear in separate tabs, one tab per station, see Chapter 2.3.17, "Sta-
tion configuration tabs", on page 101.
These parameters configure the modulation/ coding rate of the transmitted data
frames.
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Figure 2-42: Data frame control settings (MIMO)
Configuration.................................................................................................................72
Frame Format............................................................................................................... 73
Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Frame........................................................................................ 73
└ 20 MHz Channel Settings (HE_MU frame only)............................................. 74
└ Users and Dummies (HE_MU frame only)......................................................74
Configuration
Selects automatic settings or user-defined frame rate control per station.
If Multi STA is enabled, the user can control one station while the stack controls
another station automatically.
With automatic configuration, the data frame rate in transmit direction is dynamic. It is
determined by several parameters:
● Operating bandwidth
● Standard
● DUT capabilities
● Channel throughput
Note that in the current version, HE_MU rates are not supported with the automatic
configuration. To generate an HE_MU frame format, use the user-defined frame rate
control.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:DFDef
Frame Format
Select the modulation/ coding rate of the transmitted data frames. The available values
depend on the selected standard.
Configure the parameters top-down.
Remote command:
Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Frame

Selects the modulation/coding rate of the transmitted data frames. The available
parameters depend on the selected standard. The settings are configurable per frame
format.
If you want to set a user-defined value, configure the parameters top-down.
● For "Channel Bandwidth", refer to "Operating Channel Width" on page 47.
● "Spatial streams":
The number of spatial streams is only visible for MIMO connections. This parame-
ter is configurable only for HT, VHT and HE_SU frames:
● "Space Time Block Coding":

For data frame Configuration = "User-defined", you have to enable STBC within the
data frame configuration for the particular frame format manually.
Automatic data frame Configuration applies the STBC automatically.
● "Rate": With "User Defined" configuration, the selected rate is used for all data
frame transmissions - except for packet error rate (PER) tests.
With automatic configuration, the frame rates are set according to standard and
also depend on channel bandwidth.
● "Guard Interval":
– Short or long guard interval for legacy (up to 802.11ac)
– 0.8 μs, 1.6 μs, and 3.2 μs guard interval durations for 802.11ax
● "LTF Type" (HE frames only): 1x HE-LTF, 2x HE-LTF or 4x HE-LTF
● "PE Duration" (HE frames only): value of packet extension (PE) field to provide
additional receive processing time at the end of the HE PPDU. Automatic setting is
based on the reported DUTs' capabilities.
● "Coding Type" (for VHT and HE_SU frames only): forward error correction coding
low density parity check (LDPC) or binary convolution code (BCC).
● For "20 MHz Channel" configuration (HE_MU frame only), refer to "20 MHz Chan-
nel Settings (HE_MU frame only)" on page 74.
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● For "Users and Dummies" configuration, refer to "Users and Dummies (HE_MU
frame only)" on page 74.
Option R&S CMW-KS657 is required for 802.11ax.
Remote command:
20 MHz Channel Settings (HE_MU frame only) ← Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Frame
Configures allocation arrangement and sizes for the corresponding channel.
● "RU Allocation Subfield": sets 8-bit indices for resource unit (RU) allocation to
specify the number of RUs, their position and size. Refer to IEEE Std
802.11ax-2021, table 27-26, RU allocation subfield.
● "RUs State": disables traffic data for an RU allocation or enables and selects the
traffic data configuration to be transmitted in a particular RU. For an RU allocation,
you can select one of the following traffic data configurations:
– "User 1": real user data transmission. The traffic data configuration of the type
"User" must be allocated to only one RU.
– "Dummy": transmission of pseudo-random data. The same traffic data configu-
ration of the type dummy (e.g. "Dummy2") can be applied up to all RU alloca-
tions, except for the one occupied by "User 1".
– "Off": no traffic data are transmitted in a particular RU
● "RUs Size": indicates the number of RU tones (pilot and data subcarriers). RUs
sizes are selected via "RU Allocation Subfield"
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:
BLALlocation?
Users and Dummies (HE_MU frame only) ← Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Frame
Configures traffic data. One "User" must be mapped to one RU within a channel to
specify the traffic to the DUT. The remaining RUs can be disabled or optionally you can
allocate pseudo-random data (dummies).
● For the traffic data configuration of the type "User", the configurable parameters
are:
Modulation, coding scheme, coding type and the number of spatial streams for
MIMO
● For the traffic data configuration of the type "Dummy", the configurable parameters
are:
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Modulation and coding scheme

Remote command:
RUALlocation
USER<index>:STReams
USER<index>:ALLocation
USER<index>:MCS
DUMMy<index>:MCS
USER<index>:CTYPe
2.3.8.10 Trigger frame settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Trigger Frame " section.
The parameters are visible for 802.11ax.
This section configures HE trigger frame. The parameters of "Common Info" and "User
Info" fields are specified in IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, chapter 9.3.1.22 Trigger frame
format.
If Multi STA is enabled, "User Info" settings are not visible in the main configuration
tree. The related settings appear in separate tabs, one tab per station, see Chap-
ter 2.3.17, "Station configuration tabs", on page 101.
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Figure 2-43: Trigger frame settings
Trigger Type.................................................................................................................. 76
Number of Symbols.......................................................................................................77
CS Required..................................................................................................................77
Bandwidth..................................................................................................................... 77
GI and LTF.................................................................................................................... 77
MU-MIMO LTF...............................................................................................................77
LDPC Extra Symbol...................................................................................................... 77
AP Tx Power................................................................................................................. 78
RU Allocation................................................................................................................ 78
Coding Type.................................................................................................................. 78
MCS.............................................................................................................................. 78
DCM.............................................................................................................................. 78
Starting Spatial Stream................................................................................................. 78
Number of Spatial Streams........................................................................................... 78
Target RSSI...................................................................................................................79
Trigger Frame Transmission......................................................................................... 79
Trigger Type
Specifies the trigger type as specified in the Common Info field.
The following trigger variants are supported by the R&S CMW:
● "Basic Trigger" carries any content.
● "Beamforming Report Poll" (BRP) solicits a beamforming report.
● "MU-RTS" solicits MU-CTS from multiple STAs.
● "Buffer Status Report Poll" (BSRP) solicits a buffer status report.
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● "Bandwidth Query Report Poll" (BQRP) solicits a bandwidth query report.

Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TTYP
Number of Symbols
Specifies the length of the HE trigger-based (TB) PPDU. HE TB PPDU is the HE
PPDU that is the response to the trigger frame.
The value range is limited by the maximum PPDU duration (5484 µs) and dependent
on the GI and LTF setting as follows:
● 1x HE-LTF + 1.6 µs GI: 1 to 373 symbols
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:NOFSymbols
CS Required
If enabled, the STA must check the medium indication from CS mechanism before
responding.
If disabled, specifies that the STA can respond without regard to the busy/idle state of
the medium.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CSR
Bandwidth
Specifies the channel bandwidth of the HE TB PPDU.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW
GI and LTF
Specifies the guard interval and LTF type of the HE TB PPDU.
Note that for MU-MIMO LTF set to MASK, the value "1x HE-LTF + 1.6 µs GI" is not sup-
ported.
See also "Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Frame" on page 73.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:GILT
MU-MIMO LTF
Selects one of the following MU-MIMO LTF modes:
● Single stream pilots
● Mask LTF sequence of each spatial stream by a distinct orthogonal code
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MLTF
LDPC Extra Symbol

Specifies the support of LDPC extra symbol segment.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:LDPC
AP Tx Power
Specifies the value of an "AP TX Power" field the R&S CMW signals via trigger frames.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:APTXpower?
RU Allocation
Specifies the RU used by the HE TB PPDU.
In SISO scenario, up to three STAs can be allocated. For MIMO connections, only two
STAs can be assigned an RU allocation.
The setting x-tone RU-y means the number of data and pilot subcarriers for x and RU
index for y. Refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, tables 27-7 to 27-9.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:RUAL
Coding Type
Specifies the coding used by the HE TB PPDU.
Instrument supports only one LDPC response, so the other STAs are using BCC.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:CTYP
MCS
Specifies the modulation and coding scheme (MCS) used by the HE TB PPDU.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:MCS
DCM
Specifies whether the HE TB response uses dual carrier modulation (DCM).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:DCM
Starting Spatial Stream

Sets the starting spatial stream for the HE TB PPDU.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:SSS?
Number of Spatial Streams

Sets the number of HE TB PPDU spatial streams.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:NSS
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Target RSSI
The "Target RSSI" indication displays the value that is carried in the trigger frame's "UL
Target RSSI" field. The STA combines this value with its channel loss estimate to set
the TX power for the HE TB response. When the "Target RSSI Mode" is set to "Auto",
theR&S CMW automatically calculates this value. "Manual" mode allows direct control
of the HE TB response power level.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSSi?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSMode
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TSRControl
Trigger Frame Transmission

Enables you to transmit the trigger frame once or periodically in a specified interval.
Periodic trigger can be switched on and off.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:SSTX
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXEN
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXP
2.3.8.11 Security settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Security" section.

The section contains the settings for all security modes.
For background information, see Chapter 2.2.3, "WLAN security", on page 21.
Figure 2-44: Security section
Mode............................................................................................................................. 80
AKM Suite..................................................................................................................... 80
Encryption Type............................................................................................................ 80
Protection Management Frame.....................................................................................80
SAE H2E Support......................................................................................................... 80
Common Settings > Group Transform.......................................................................... 81
Common Settings > Passphrase...................................................................................81
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WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise > Radius Server............................................................ 81

└ Mode............................................................................................................... 81
└ EAP-SIM......................................................................................................... 81
└ EAP-AKA........................................................................................................ 82
└ IP Address / Port Number / Shared Key......................................................... 82
Mode
Selects the security mechanism to be used.
The WLAN signaling application supports Wi-Fi protected access (WPA, WPA2, and
WPA3), with personal mode and enterprise mode and opportunistic wireless encryption
(OWE). The enterprise mode requires option R&S CMW-KS660.
Depending on the selected operation mode, only a subset of the security modes is
supported, see Table 2-3.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:TYPE
AKM Suite
Displays the used authentication key management (AKM) suite as defined in standard
IEEE Std 802.11-2016, table 9-133.
WPA personal: TKIP with pre-shared key (PSK)
WPA enterprise: TKIP with IEEE Std 802.1X with SHA-1
WPA2 personal: CCMP-128 with PSK
WPA2 enterprise CCMP-128 with IEEE Std 802.1X with SHA-1
WPA3 personal: CCMP-128 with SAE and PMF
WPA3 enterprise CCMP-128 with IEEE Std 802.1X with SHA-256 and PMF
Encryption Type
Selects the encryption type to be used in AP operation mode.
For AP operation mode, encryption for WPA is limited to TKIP and encryption for WPA2
and WPA3 is limited to CCMP-128.
For station operation mode, refer to Chapter 2.2.3, "WLAN security", on page 21.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ENCRyption
Protection Management Frame

Selects, whether the protection management frames are unsupported, supported or
required.
This parameter applies to WPA2, WPA3 in AP operation mode.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PMF
SAE H2E Support

Selects authentication and key management mechanism supported by the R&S CMW:
● Hunting-and-pecking negotiated in SAE exchange
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● Simultaneous authentication of equals (SAE) hash-to-element (H2E) mandatory for

WPA3 and for SAE in 6 GHz band
● Both: the R&S CMW supports both authentication and key management mecha-
nisms
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:HASHtoelem
Common Settings > Group Transform

Specifies the group transform for WPA3 personal security mode.
This setting applies to WPA3 personal in AP operation mode.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:GTRansform
Common Settings > Passphrase

This setting applies to WPA/WPA2/WPA3 personal in AP operation mode.
The used passphrase consists of 1 to 63 characters.
In station mode, the selection of ciphers is automatic, refer to Chapter 2.2.3, "WLAN
security", on page 21.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PKEY
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PASSphrase
WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise > Radius Server

The settings in this section are related to the RADIUS server for the WPA / WPA2
enterprise mode.
Mode ← WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise > Radius Server

You can select between the internal RADIUS server and an external RADIUS server.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:MODE
EAP-SIM ← WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise > Radius Server

This section configures EAP-SIM on the internal RADIUS server.
Define three triplets (RAND, SRES, KC) to be used for authentication:

● RAND: The random challenge as 32-digit hexadecimal number.
● SRES: The signed response as 8-digit hexadecimal number.
● KC: The ciphering key as 16-digit hexadecimal number.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTONe
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTWo
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTHree
EAP-AKA ← WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise > Radius Server

This section configures EAP-AKA on the internal RADIUS server.
Define the keys and algorithm to be used:

● "Ki": The secret key is used for the authentication procedure (including a possible
integrity check). The value is entered as 32-digit hexadecimal number.
● "OPc": The operator variant key is used for authentication and integrity check pro-
cedures with the MILENAGE algorithm set. The value is entered as 32-digit hexa-
decimal number.
● "Rand": The random number is used for the authentication procedure (including a
possible integrity check). It is entered as 32-digit hexadecimal number.
● "Algorithm": The authentication algorithm to be used, which can be XOR or MILE-
NAGE.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:EAKA:KALGo
IP Address / Port Number / Shared Key ← WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise > Radius

Server
These settings configure the address of an external RADIUS server and the shared
secret that the RADIUS server uses to obfuscate passwords.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:ICONf
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:PNUMber
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:SKEY
2.3.8.12 QoS data TID settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "QoS Data TID" section.
This section configures traffic identifier (TID) transmission for different connection
types.
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Figure 2-45: TID setting
QoS Data TID

Selects the TIDs for packet generators, end-to-end data connections including DAU,
and PER measurements.
For HE bursts, TID controls allow you to set up generation of frames from multiple
TIDs.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:CONFig
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:ETOE
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:TIDentifier
Prioritization Mode
Selects the aggregation method of TIDs within an A-MPDU:
● Round-robin schedules equal transmission time to each TID
● TID priority selection prioritizes the transmission of highest TID values.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:PRIoritiz
2.3.8.13 Block Ack settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "Block Ack" section.

This section configures a BlockAck session.
Figure 2-46: Block ack setting
BAR Method
Specifies the method used to request a BlockAck frame from the DUT.
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The following methods are supported:

● Explicit: BlockAck frame transmitted in response to a block ack request
● Implicit: BlockAck frame transmitted in response to a frame containing an implicit
block ack request
● MU-BAR: BlockAck frame transmitted in response to a multi-user block ack
request (MU-BAR) trigger frame. With this method, BA or ACK frames from multi-
ple STAs are multiplexed in uplink.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BARMethod
Enable Block Ack

Enables/ disables a Block Ack session for the specified TID.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BLACk
2.3.8.14 A-MPDU settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "A-MPDU" section.

These settings configure aggregate MPDUs (A-MPDU) with or without multiple TIDs for
HT, VHT, and HE bursts.
TX Enable
Enables or disables A-MPDU with multiple MPDUs.
A-MPDUs are sent at the rate specified by the data frame control, see "Non-HT, HT,
VHT, HE Frame" on page 73.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:AMPDu
Allow Multiple TID Aggregation

Enables or disables different TIDs within an A-MPDU. This setting is only relevant for
HE frame formats, only when the DUT also supports reception and when data packets
from more than one TID are configured in the R&S CMW.
See also Chapter 2.3.11, "Packet generator settings", on page 95.
Remote command:
Max A-MPDU Length

Sets the maximal length of the entire A-MPDU. this setting effectively limits the number
of subframes that can be aggregated.
Remote command:
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2.3.8.15 EDCA settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "EDCA" section.

Configures enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) for access categories (ACs)
best effort (AC_BE), background (AC_BK), video (AC_VI), and voice (AC_VO). Set-
tings for EDCA parameter set and MU EDCA parameter set are supported, to allow AP
control over scheduling and channel access for UL MU transmission.
Figure 2-47: EDCA settings
EDCA Parameter Set.................................................................................................... 85

MU EDCA Parameter Set............................................................................................. 86
EDCA Parameter Set

Defines EDCA prioritization parameters for all access categories.
● "AIFSN": arbitration inter-frame space number
● "ECWmin, ECWmax": the contention window (CW) represented by its minimum
and maximum limits
● "TXOP Limit": The transmission opportunity limit defines the time duration for the
transmission of STA.
EDCA assigns smaller CW bounds, smaller AIFS and greater TXOPLimit to ACs with
higher priorities and vice versa. For details, refer to Chapter 2.2.13, "EDCA",
on page 31.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBE
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBK
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVI
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVO
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MU EDCA Parameter Set

Configures the EDCA scheduling parameters for multi-user access in uplink. MU
EDCA parameter set only applies for a finite period of time controlled by the MU EDCA
timer. For details, refer to EDCA
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBE
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBK
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVI
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVO
2.3.8.16 HE MAC capabilities
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "HE MAC Capabilities" section.
This section sets the flags signaled within HE MAC capabilities.
Figure 2-48: HE MAC capabilities settings
BSR Support
Indicates, whether the R&S CMW supports the buffer status report (BSR).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HEMac:BSRSupport
2.3.8.17 NDP sounding settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Connection" > "NDP Sounding" section.

This section is relevant for 802.11ax standard, AP and Hotspot 2.0 operation mode.
The following section describes measurements on HE null data packet (NDP) sounding
protocol to facilitate beamforming and DL MU-MIMO transmission.
The measurement involves the following steps:

1. AP sends a VHT/HE NDP announcement frame, that signals the start of the proce-
dure.
2. AP sends an HE sounding NDP exactly SIFS after the announcement .
3. STA uses the HE sounding NDP to measure the channel and returns to the AP an
HE compressed beamforming/CQI frame containing the channel feedback.
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Figure 2-49: Configuration and control of NDP sounding
Feedback Method......................................................................................................... 87
STA................................................................................................................................87
Bandwidth..................................................................................................................... 87
Spatial Streams.............................................................................................................88
GI and LTF.................................................................................................................... 88
Report Type...................................................................................................................88
RU Start Index...............................................................................................................88
RU End Index................................................................................................................88
Codebook Size..............................................................................................................88
Number of Columns (Nc).............................................................................................. 88
Subcarrier Grouping......................................................................................................88
Transmission................................................................................................................. 88
Feedback Method
Sets the feedback method for NDP sounding procedure. Trigger-based and non-trig-
ger-based methods are supported.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:METHod
STA
Specifies the STA to which the NDP sounding applies. This parameter is visible, if Multi
STA is enabled.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TARGet
Bandwidth
Selects the channel bandwidth for NDP sounding procedure.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:BW
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Spatial Streams
Selects the number of spatial streams for NDP sounding procedure.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SPSTreams
GI and LTF
Selects the GI / LTF combination for NDP sounding procedure.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:LTFGi
Report Type
Selects the report type for NDP sounding procedure. All types of feedback are returned
via the HE compressed Beamforming/CQI frame.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TYPE
RU Start Index
Specifies the last 26-tone RU to be measured (RU end index) during NDP sounding
procedure.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUSTart
RU End Index
procedure.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUENd
Codebook Size
Sets the codebook size for HE trigger-based sounding: 0 or 1. Refer to standard
IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table 9-29a.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:CBOok
Number of Columns (Nc)

Sets the number of columns value Nc for HE TB sounding.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:NUMColumns
Subcarrier Grouping
Sets the subcarrier grouping value Ng for HE TB sounding.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SUBGrouping
Transmission
For NDP sounding procedure, you can trigger the single-shot transmission or switches
on the periodic transmission.
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For the periodic transmission, set the transmission interval.

Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SSTX
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXEN
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXP
2.3.9 Trigger settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Trigger" section.

The "Trigger" parameters configure the trigger signals generated by the WLAN signal-
ing application. The trigger signals can be used "internally" to trigger a measurement
application or "externally" to synchronize external devices to the WLAN signal.
See also Chapter 2.2, "General description", on page 15.
Figure 2-50: Trigger settings
TX Frame Trigger.......................................................................................................... 89
└ Trigger Slope.................................................................................................. 90
└ Pulse Length................................................................................................... 90
RX Frame Trigger..........................................................................................................90
└ RX Format.......................................................................................................90
└ RX Bandwidth................................................................................................. 91
└ RX Rate.......................................................................................................... 91
└ Rate Restriction.............................................................................................. 91
└ Delay...............................................................................................................91
└ RX Space Time Streams................................................................................ 91
└ Min Length: DSSS or OFDM Payload.............................................................91
└ Trigger Slope.................................................................................................. 93
└ Pulse Length................................................................................................... 93
TX Frame Trigger
This section configures the TX frame trigger signal. It is aligned to the start of the
downlink MAC frames.
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To address this trigger signal in remote commands of other applications, use the string
"WLAN Sig: FrameTrigger", with replaced by the instance number of the signal-
ing application.
Trigger Slope ← TX Frame Trigger

Aligns either the rising edge or the falling edge of the trigger pulses with the start of the
TX frames.
Changing the "Trigger Slope" changes the polarity of the trigger signal.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:SLOPe
Pulse Length ← TX Frame Trigger

Configures the length of the trigger pulses.
"Default" The pulse duration is 1 μs.
"Burst Length" The pulse length equals the burst length.
"User Defined" You can specify a pulse length.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue
RX Frame Trigger
This section configures the RX frame trigger signal. It is aligned to the start of the
uplink MAC frames.
To address this trigger signal in remote commands of other applications, use the string
"WLAN Sig: RXFrameTrigger", with replaced by the instance number of the sig-
naling application.
RX Format ← RX Frame Trigger

Defines for which bursts a trigger pulse is generated.
Note that the trigger pulse is generated only for bursts matching the specified RX
Bandwidth and RX Rate.
"All Bursts" All received bursts result in an RX frame trigger pulse. There is no
minimum length. Even ACK bursts result in a trigger pulse.
"OFDM Bursts" Only OFDM bursts with the configured minimum length result in an
RX frame trigger pulse. This mode remains for backward compatibil-
ity. Use rather modes with the burst type specification (e.g. "VHT
Bursts").
"DSSS/CCK Only DSSS/CCK bursts with the configured minimum length result in
Bursts" an RX frame trigger pulse.
"Non-HT/HT/ Only particular bursts with the configured minimum length result in an
VHT/HE RX frame trigger pulse.
Bursts"
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe
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RX Bandwidth ← RX Frame Trigger

Defines for which bandwidth of received bursts a trigger pulse is generated for the RX
frame trigger signal.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BW
RX Rate ← RX Frame Trigger

Defines for which rate of received bursts a trigger pulse is generated for the RX frame
trigger signal.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RATE
Rate Restriction ← RX Frame Trigger

When enabled, this feature selectively restricts (ignores) certain RX PPDU configura-
tions so that the R&S CMW cannot acknowledge those frames. So the DUT gradually
moves towards the specific target PPDU configuration that is to be measured. The
effectiveness of the rate restriction technique depends on the particular device.
The rate restriction can control the DUT's TX bandwidth, so that it is even less than the
operating channel width. It is also possible to control TX of only one spatial stream,
even when configured for the MIMO scenario.
Rate restriction is provided for all supported standards except 802.11b.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RREStriction
Delay ← RX Frame Trigger

● "Constant": sets the delay of RX trigger to 200 µs (for OFDM signals only)
The value is only approximated, as the processing delay and sample bus delay
also contributes to this offset.
Constant trigger delay is especially useful to measure several different IEEE
802.11 OFDM standards.
● "Burst Dependent": the trigger delay set automatically according to the generated
signal
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:CTDelay
RX Space Time Streams ← RX Frame Trigger

Sets the number of antennas used by the RX frame trigger.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:STReams
Min Length: DSSS or OFDM Payload ← RX Frame Trigger

This setting is relevant for all RX trigger formats except "All Bursts". It defines the num-
ber of symbols/bytes that need to be received before the trigger event is generated.
"Default" minimal length is usually appropriate for DSSS and OFDM standards
802.11a, g, n, and ac, 20 MHz. This mode uses a suitable minimum length, so that
ACK bursts do not result in a trigger pulse.
With "User Defined", you can set the minimum number of symbols/bytes manually.
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If you want to set a user-defined minimum length for OFDM, you can use the following
formula to calculate the number of symbols from signal properties.
 ( MAC overhead + PSDU Length) * 8 + 22 

Number of Data Symbols =  
 Data bits per symbol 
Where "MAC overhead" is the header in bytes and "PSDU Length" is the payload
length in bytes. The value of "Data bits per symbol" (NDBPS) depends on the active
transmission scheme, as given in the following table.
Table 2-8: OFDM data bits per symbol depending on transmission scheme, NSS= 1
Data rate in NDBPS MCS NDBPS NDBPS NDBPS NDBPS

Mbit/s
(20 MHz) (20 MHz) (40 MHz) (80 MHz) (160 MHz)
a/g n, ac n, ac ac ac
6 24 MCS 0 26 54 117 234
9 36 MCS 1 52 108 234 468
12 48 MCS 2 78 162 351 702
18 72 MCS 3 104 216 468 936
24 96 MCS 4 156 324 702 1404
36 144 MCS 5 208 432 936 1872
48 192 MCS 6 234 486 1053 2106
54 216 MCS 7 260 540 1170 2340
MCS 8* 312 648 1404 2808
MCS 9* - 720 1560 3120
* only relevant for 802.11ac
For further NDBPS values, refer to IEEE Std 802.11-2016, chapters:

● 19.5 Parameters for HT MCSs
● 21.5 Parameters for VHT-MCSs
For the NDBPS values for HE, refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, chapter 27.5 Parame-
ters for HE-MCSs.
Example:
For 20 MHz channel with a header of 26 bytes and a payload length of 500 bytes, in
802.11n MCS 7 the number of data symbols are:
⌈[(26+500)*8 + 22]/260⌉ = 16
Note: The recommended "Min Length" of RX frame trigger for bandwidths ≧ 80 MHz is
6.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:DSMLength
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:OFMLength
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Trigger Slope ← RX Frame Trigger

MAC frames.
Changing the "Trigger Slope" changes the polarity of the trigger signal.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:SLOPe
Pulse Length ← RX Frame Trigger

Configures the length of the trigger pulses.
"Default" The pulse duration is 1 μs.
"User Defined" You can specify a pulse length.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue
2.3.10 IP support
Access: "Config" hotkey > "IP Support" section.

This section defines the required IP configuration. The IPv4 and IPv6 sections are only
displayed if the support of the corresponding IP version is enabled.
● When a DAU is present, IP connectivity and end-to end data functionality are pro-
vided by the data application unit (DAU), see Chapter 2.2.11, "Data end-to-end
tests", on page 29.
In AP mode, the "IP Support" section serves as a display of the IP settings config-
ured in the DAU. When the WLAN signal is enabled, the values displayed here rep-
resent the network configuration that is advertised by the DHCP server in the DAU.
In particular, the STA address field shows the IP address that is assigned to the
DUT by DHCP.
● When no DAU is present:
In AP mode, these fields are used to enter the IPv4 and IPv6 network configura-
tion. The DHCP server in the WLAN signaling stack uses these values when quer-
ied by a DHCP client in the DUT
Figure 2-51: IP support settings (AP mode)
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IP Version Support........................................................................................................ 94
IPv4 Interface................................................................................................................ 94
IPv6 Interface................................................................................................................ 94
IP Version Support
Defines the required IP version support. For background information, see Chap-
ter 2.2.10, "IP communication", on page 29.
The IPv6 prefix entry is only available in the modes AP and Hotspot 2.0.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:IVSupport
IPv4 Interface
Configures the internal IP addressing for IP V4. Configures the internal IPv4 stack and
sets the destination address. These settings appear in station mode, with or without a
DAU present.
These IP settings are used by the packet generator, see Chapter 2.3.11, "Packet gen-
erator settings", on page 95.
The manual and DHCP configuration is supported:

● To configure all parameters manually, set DHCP to "Off". Enter the static IP net-
work configuration that is to be used by the R&S CMW.
Mixing the static IPv4 and dynamic IPv6 addresses at the same time is supported.
● To use DHCP assignment, set DHCP to "On". The dialog becomes a read-only dis-
play of the network configuration obtained by the R&S CMW DHCP client from the
DUT DHCP server.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:CMW
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:STA<s>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:GATeway
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:SMASk
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:DNS
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:DHCP
IPv6 Interface
Defines the IPv6 prefix of the built-in IPv6 stack.
The setting is relevant in an R&S CMW without DAU, refer to Chapter 2.2.10, "IP com-
munication", on page 29.
When a DAU is present, the parameter displays IPv6 prefix that is configured in the
DAU.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVSix:PREFix
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2.3.11 Packet generator settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Packet Generator" section.

This section configures up to three packet generators. For background information, see
Chapter 2.2.12, "Packet generator", on page 30.
Figure 2-52: Packet generator settings
Enable........................................................................................................................... 95
Protocol......................................................................................................................... 95
IP Version......................................................................................................................95
TID................................................................................................................................ 96
UDP Source/Destination Port........................................................................................96
Interval.......................................................................................................................... 96
Payload Size................................................................................................................. 96
Payload Type................................................................................................................ 96
Destination.................................................................................................................... 96
Enable
Enables or disables the packet generator. If enabled, the R&S CMW repeatedly trans-
mits packets of the configured protocol type to the DUT.
Remote command:
Protocol
The protocol underlying the generated packets: ICMP ("Ping") or UDP.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:PROTocol
IP Version
Select the IP version to be used for generating packets.
The IP version selected for packet generators must be enabled by the IP support con-
figuration.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:IPVersion
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TID
Selects the TID signaled by the packet generator.
Three instances of packet generator provide for HE bursts also the generation of multi-
ple TIDs, see Chapter 2.3.8.12, "QoS data TID settings", on page 82.
Remote command:
UDP Source/Destination Port

The source/destination port of the UDP packet generator.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:UPORts
Interval
Time between packet transmissions in units of 1024 μs.
Configure it long enough to transmit a packet with the given protocol and payload size
at the current rate. If the interval is too short to transmit a packet, the scheduled packet
transmissions are silently canceled.
Remote command:
Payload Size
Size of a packet's payload in bytes.
Remote command:
Payload Type
Bit sequence to be transmitted as payload.
Remote command:
Destination
Specifies the STA to which the packets are addressed to. This parameter is visible, if
Multi STA is enabled.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:DESTination
2.3.12 Data end-to-end settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Data End to End" section.

This section provides settings related to an internal or external data application unit
(DAU). For background information, see Chapter 2.2.11, "Data end-to-end tests",
on page 29.
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Figure 2-53: Data end-to-end settings (station)
IP Routes List................................................................................................................97
Set DAU DHCP Response IP Address, IP Address (DHCP Response).......................97
External DAU................................................................................................................ 97
└ Use External DAU...........................................................................................98
└ IP Set of External DAU................................................................................... 98
IP Routes List
Configures additional destination addresses for which the DAU routes packets to the
DUT. Only for operation mode "Station".
The addresses of the DUT are known by the DAU. You do not need to enter them here.
Enter, for example, addresses of a PC or server behind the DUT, for which traffic is to
be routed via the DUT.
The default IP address of the second route can be used for single box tethering.
Depending on the configured IP version support, only the IPv4 part or the IPv6 part of
the routes list is displayed (see Chapter 2.3.10, "IP support", on page 93).
To specify a destination, enable a line, enter the address and specify the number of
bits identifying the subnet.
Example: "Mask" = 24 bit means that the first 24 bits identify the subnet. For IPv4, 24
bit corresponds to the subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:IRList:IPRaddress<n>
Set DAU DHCP Response IP Address, IP Address (DHCP Response)

If the checkbox is enabled, you can specify the IPv4 address that the DAU assigns to
the DUT via DHCP.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:DUIP
External DAU
Configures and enables the usage of an external DAU, see also Chapter 2.2.11, "Data
end-to-end tests", on page 29.
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Use External DAU ← External DAU

Enable the checkbox if you want to use an external DAU.
The two instruments must be connected via LAN. For details, refer to the DAU docu-
mentation.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:ENABle
IP Set of External DAU ← External DAU

Select the "Network Segment" and "Subnet Node ID" of the R&S CMW where the
external DAU is installed. You can check the values in the remote instrument's "Setup"
dialog > "Misc" > "IP Subnet Config".
The two instruments must use the same network segment and must have different
node IDs.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NSEGment
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NID
2.3.13 Shortcut configuration
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Shortcut Softkey" section.

This section configures the three shortcut softkeys that provide a fast way to switch to
selectable measurements.
See also Chapter 2.3.3, "Using the shortcut softkeys", on page 45
Figure 2-54: Shortcut configuration
Select Menu
Selects a measurement. The corresponding shortcut softkey opens a dialog presenting
this measurement as default target or uses the measurement as fixed target.
Select as fixed Target

Configures and renames the corresponding shortcut softkey.
● Enabled: The softkey directly opens the measurement selected via Select Menu.
● Disabled: The softkey opens a dialog box for selection of the target measurement.
2.3.14 Message monitoring settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Message Monitoring" section.
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The "Message Monitoring" section allows you to configure the IPv4 connection to an
R&S CMWmars instance and to enable the message replication.
Figure 2-55: Message monitoring settings
For background information, see Chapter 2.2.8, "Message logging", on page 27.
Add WLAN Signaling to Logging PC

Enables or disables R&S CMWmars message monitoring for the WLAN signaling
application.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:ENABle
Logging PC IPv4 Address

Selects the IP address to which the messages are sent for monitoring.
The address pool is configured globally, see "Setup" dialog, section "Logging".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:IPADdress
2.3.15 Debug configuration
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Debug" section.

The "Debug" section configures the log file generation and selects which message
types are replicated for analysis with R&S CMWmars.
Do not enable the debug mode during regular operation. It impacts the test perfor-
mance, timing, hard disk usage, and so on.
Figure 2-56: Debug configuration
The settings are not affected by a reset or preset. They are not stored in save files. A
reboot restores the default settings.
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Write Logs Now...........................................................................................................100

Enable......................................................................................................................... 100
Debug Settings............................................................................................................100
Write Logs Now

Writes the WLAN log files to the system drive.
Enable
Enables the configuration of the "Debug Settings".
Debug Settings
Selects the types of control messages to be logged.
For enabled "Shutdown at Signal Off", the signaling unit shuts down after the signal is
switched off. All selected logs are stored. It minimizes the performance impact during
end-to-end data connections.
For enabled "Truncate Data/LLC Frames", MAC data and LLC data frames logged with
the payload truncated include only the protocol headers (e.g. IP/UDP/DHCP).
If the "Add Radiotap Header" is enabled, radiotap headers provide additional informa-
tion to supplement the raw frame capture data that can be derived by analyzing the
802.11 frames (e.g. via Wireshark).
For disabled "Data" logging, user plane control (UPC) logging is also disabled automat-
ically.
The settings affect log files and message monitoring with R&S CMWmars.
2.3.16 Statistics settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Statistics" section.

Configures the collecting of statistics displayed in the WLAN signaling main view >
"Statistics" button to the right, see Chapter 2.3.1.9, "Statistics", on page 42.
Figure 2-57: Statistics settings
Reporting Interval
Sets the time interval for statistics reports for the calculation of current values
Remote command:
Time Span
Determines how many reporting intervals are accumulated for the "Total" and "Aver-
age" columns of the statistics display. If a statistics report is older than "Time Span"
allows, that report is excluded. If for instance, the newer reports do not contain newer
statistics for a particular format and rate, then the values in total and average columns
decrease.
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Remote command:
2.3.17 Station configuration tabs
If Multi STA is enabled, the main configuration tree appears in a tab "CMW" (see Chap-
ter 2.3.4, "Global settings", on page 46) and additional tabs "Station 1", "Station 2" and
"Station 3" are displayed.
Figure 2-58: Settings per station
Many parameters per station are same as in main configuration tree. For the descrip-
tion, refer to:
● "Reserve MAC Address" on page 60
● Chapter 2.3.8.9, "Data frame control settings", on page 71
● Chapter 2.3.8.10, "Trigger frame settings", on page 75
– RU Allocation
– Coding Type
– MCS
– DCM
– Starting Spatial Stream
– Number of Spatial Streams
– Target RSSI
● Chapter 2.3.8.13, "Block Ack settings", on page 83
● Chapter 2.3.8.14, "A-MPDU settings", on page 84
STAx IP
Sets the fixed IPv4 address of particular station.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:STA<s>
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2.3.18 PER measurement
The PER measurement transmits user data to the DUT and calculates the PER as the
ratio of unacknowledged packets to transmitted packets. Unacknowledged packets are
not retransmitted.
The number of MAC test packets to be transmitted is configurable. Each of the test
packets carries the same amount of user data to the DUT. The test packets can be
separated by unused packets.
A PER measurement requires an active association between AP and station, see
Chapter 2.2.1.2, "Establishing a WLAN association", on page 17.
A packet error rate (PER) measurement is installed together with the WLAN signaling
application. To access the measurement, press the softkey "WLAN PER" in the WLAN
signaling main view.
Figure 2-59: PER view
The "PER" view shows all measurement results, the most important settings and status
information of the signaling application:
● Settings are the same as in the signaling configuration dialog, refer to Measure-
ment settings
– "TX Burst Power": see "TX Burst Power" on page 55.
– "To STA" setting appears when Multi STA is enabled. Specify the station No. for
which the traffic is measured.
– For the description of remaining parameters, refer to Chapter 2.3.8.9, "Data
frame control settings", on page 71.
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● For status information, refer to Chapter 2.3.1.1, "Connection status", on page 33

● For results, refer to Chapter 2.3.18.2, "Measurement results", on page 103
● Measurement control............................................................................................ 103
● Measurement results.............................................................................................103
● Measurement settings...........................................................................................104
2.3.18.1 Measurement control
To turn the measurement on or off, select the control softkey and press [ON | OFF] or
[RESTART | STOP]. Alternatively, right-click the control softkey.
PER (Softkey)
The softkey shows the current measurement state. Additional measurement substates
can be retrieved via remote control.
Remote command:
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:PER
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:PER
ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:PER
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe:ALL?
2.3.18.2 Measurement results
Access: "WLAN Signaling" main view > "WLAN PER" softkey.

The "PER" results include scalar results and PER vs time diagram.
The results are described in the following.
Scalar results
"PER" Packet error rate calculated as ratio of unacknowledged packets to

transmitted packets.
"Packets" Progress indicator of the measurement, displaying the number of
already transmitted packets and the configured total number of pack-
ets to be transmitted.
"Packets Lost" Number of unacknowledged transmitted packets. Lost packets are
not retransmitted.
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"RX Burst The average burst power of the received ACK frames, measured over
Power" the preamble.
"Last Ack The modulation and coding rate/scheme of the last received ACK
Rate" frame.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER?
READ:WLAN:SIGN:PER?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PACKrate?
PER diagram
The diagram in the lower part of the dialog shows the PER vs. time/transmitted pack-
ets.
2.3.18.3 Measurement settings
Access: PER view > "PER" softkey > "Config" softkey.

The "Config" hotkey opens either the PER configuration dialog or the configuration dia-
log of the signaling application, depending on which softkey is active.
This chapter describes the settings in the PER configuration dialog.
Figure 2-60: PER configuration dialog
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Ack Type..................................................................................................................... 105

Data Pattern................................................................................................................ 105
Number of Packets......................................................................................................105
Data Interval................................................................................................................105
Payload Size............................................................................................................... 105
Qos Data TID.............................................................................................................. 106
Destination Station...................................................................................................... 106
Data Frame Control.....................................................................................................106
└ Link to SIG Frame Settings...........................................................................106
└ Frame Format............................................................................................... 107
└ Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Data Frame Control................................................... 107
└ 20 MHz Channel Settings................................................................... 108
└ Users and Dummies........................................................................... 108
Ack Type
Selects an evaluation scheme for the PER measurement. Currently, only the standard
frame acknowledgment is supported.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:ATYPe
Data Pattern
Selects the data that the R&S CMW transfers to the DUT. The following bit patterns are
supported:
● PN<no>: Pseudo-noise sequences of different length
● Pseudo-random bit sequence
● All zero: 00000…
● All one: 11111…
● Pattern 01: 010101…
● Pattern 10: 101010…
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DPATtern
Number of Packets
Specifies the number of user data MAC packets to be transmitted to the DUT. The PER
view displays a progress bar, indicating this setting and the number of already transmit-
ted packets. The PER measurement is stopped when the specified number of packets
has been transmitted.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PACKets
Data Interval
Specifies the time interval (in units of 1024 µs) between data packet transmissions for
the PER measurement.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DINTerval
Payload Size
Defines the payload size (in bytes) of the transmitted MAC data packets.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PAYLoad:SIZE
Qos Data TID

Sets the TID value for PER measurements.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:TIDentifier
Destination Station
Specify the station for which the traffic is measured. This parameter is visible, if Multi
STA is enabled.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DESTination
Data Frame Control
Link to SIG Frame Settings ← Data Frame Control

If enabled, the PER measurements use identical settings as configured in the signaling
application.
All settings are also configurable via the main configuration dialog of the signaling
application. Refer to the Chapter 2.3.8.9, "Data frame control settings", on page 71.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SYNC
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Frame Format ← Data Frame Control

Configures the downlink data frames. This setting is a critical parameter for reaching
the maximum downlink throughput. The supported values depend on the selected
standard.
Configure the parameters top-down. The "Modulation Coding Rate" parameter offers
only values that are compatible to the other settings.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:FDEF
Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Data Frame Control ← Data Frame Control

Selects the modulation/coding rate of the transmitted data frames. The available val-
ues depend on the selected standard. The settings are configurable per frame format.
If you want to set a user-defined value, configure the parameters top-down.
● For "Channel Bandwidth", refer to "Operating Channel Width" on page 47.
● "Spatial streams":
The number of spatial streams is only visible for MIMO connections. This parame-
ter is configurable only for HT, VHT and HE_SU frames:
● "Space Time Block Coding":

For data frame Configuration = "User-defined", you have to enable STBC within the
data frame configuration for the particular frame format manually.
Automatic data frame Configuration applies the STBC automatically.
● "Rate": The selected rate is only used for packet error rate (PER) tests.
● "Guard Interval":
– Short or long guard interval for legacy (standards up to 802.11ac)
– 0.8 μs, 1.6 μs, and 3.2 μs guard interval durations for 802.11ax
● "LTF Type" (HE frames only): 1x HE-LTF, 2x HE-LTF or 4x HE-LTF
● "PE Duration" (HE frames only): value of packet extension (PE) field to provide
additional receive processing time at the end of the HE PPDU. Automatic setting is
based on the reported DUTs' capabilities.
● "Coding Type" (for VHT and HE_SU frames only): forward error correction coding
low density parity check (LDPC) or binary convolution code (BCC).
● For "20 MHz Channel" configuration, refer to "20 MHz Channel Settings"
on page 108.
● For "Users and Dummies" configuration, refer to "Users and Dummies"
on page 108.
Remote command:
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20 MHz Channel Settings ← Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Data Frame Control ← Data
Frame Control
Configures arrangement and number of allocations.
● "RU Allocation Subfield": sets 8-bit indices for resource unit (RU) allocation to
specify the number of RUs and their size. Refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table
27-26, RU allocation subfield.
● "RUs State": disables or enables and selects user data to be transmitted in particu-
lar RU
● "RUs Size": specifies the number of RU tones; 26 means 26-tones RU. RUs sizes
are selected via "RU Allocation Subfield"
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?
Users and Dummies ← Non-HT, HT, VHT, HE Data Frame Control ← Data Frame
Control
Configures payload. One "User" must be mapped to one RU within a channel. The
remaining RUs can be disabled or you can allocate a "Dummy" as user data.
Modulation and coding scheme can be assigned to each user data type ("User" and
"Dummy").
Coding type and the number of spatial streams for MIMO can be assigned only to the
user data type "User".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:ALLocation
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:MCS
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy<index>:MCS
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:CTYPe
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:STReams
2.4 Programming
The following sections provide programming examples for the WLAN signaling applica-
tion.
The examples contain SCPI commands supported by the R&S CMW and the following
symbolic scripting commands:
● // <comment>:
● WHILE <query> <> <value>:
Waits until the <query> returns a certain <value>, e.g. a specific state is reached.
● WAITKEY <message>:
Displays a dialog box with a <message> and waits until you close the box.
● General configuration............................................................................................109
● Initialization........................................................................................................... 109
● Specifying general settings................................................................................... 109
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● Configuring channel frequencies........................................................................... 111

● Configuring internal fading.....................................................................................111
● Configuring connection settings............................................................................ 112
● Configuring trigger signals.....................................................................................116
● Configuring IP settings.......................................................................................... 118
● Configuring the packet generator.......................................................................... 118
● Configuring DAU parameters................................................................................ 118
● Configuring message monitoring...........................................................................119
● Associating the DUT..............................................................................................119
● Querying UE information.......................................................................................120
● HE TB list mode measurements........................................................................... 120
● HE NDP sounding procedure................................................................................120
● PER measurements.............................................................................................. 121
2.4.1 General configuration
The WLAN signaling application is programmed as follows:

● The application is controlled by SCPI commands with the following syn-
tax: ...:WLAN:SIGN:....
● After a *RST, the application is switched off.
To activate the signal transmission, use SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe ON. *OPC?
ensures that the signal is available at the selected RF output before the next com-
mand line is executed.
2.4.2 Initialization
// *****************************************************************************
// Initial system-reset
// *****************************************************************************
*RST; *OPC?
*CLS; *OPC?
2.4.3 Specifying general settings
Each scenario is activated via a different ROUTe command. Use the "standalone sce-
nario" section or the "MIMO scenario" section.
Standalone scenario
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the standalone scenario, the signaling unit and the RF path. Specify
// the external attenuation. Set the operation mode and multi-STA support.
// *****************************************************************************
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:FLEXible SUA012,RF1C,RX1,RF1C,TX1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna1:EATTenuation:OUTPut 2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna1:EATTenuation:INPut 2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:OMODe AP
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MSTation ON
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the burst power for the generated signal.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BOPower -30
MIMO scenario
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the MIMO 2x2 scenario, the signaling unit and the RF paths.
// Specify the external attenuation.
// *****************************************************************************
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMO:FLEXible SUA012, RF1C, RX1, RF1C, TX1, RF1C, TX3
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the MIMO mode and configure the cyclic shift diversity.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MIMO:TMMode SMULtiplexin
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MIMO:TCSD 0, 0
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the total burst power of both generated signals and the ratio
// of the two signal powers.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BOPower -30
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:TSRatio 0
Both scenarios
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the standard.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard GONStd
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the expected PEP of the measured signal and the mixer level offset.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna1:EPEPower -20
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna1:MLOFfset 1
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2.4.4 Configuring channel frequencies
20-MHz channel
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the operating band sub 6 GHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BAND BS6Ghz
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the channel bandwidth.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth BW20
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the channel and query the channel center frequency.
// Configure the frequency offset.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel 10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset 0
40-MHz channel
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the channel bandwidth.
// *****************************************************************************
// *****************************************************************************
// Select the 40-MHz channel and query its center frequency.
// Configure the frequency offset.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel 10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset 0
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure which of the two 20-MHz channels is the primary channel.
// Query the center frequency and channel number of the primary 20-MHz channel.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPINdex 1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPFRequency?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPCHannel?
2.4.5 Configuring internal fading

// *****************************************************************************
// Select the standard and operation mode.
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// Select the fading scenario, the signaling unit and the RF path.
// Specify the external attenuation.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard ACSTd
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:OMODe AP
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCFading:FLEXible SUA012,RF1C,RX1,RF1C,TX1, FAD012
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure fading: enable fading simulator, select a fading profile.
// Query the insertion loss.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:STANdard MODA
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ILOSs:LOSS?
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure AWGN insertion: Enable AWGN, set min noise/system BW ratio,
// signal to noise ratio.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:BWIDth:RATio 1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:SNRatio 1
2.4.6 Configuring connection settings

// *****************************************************************************
// Configure associations: MAC address of STA1, enable automatic disassociation,
// allow preemption and set priority mechanism.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STA1:MACReserve SET 4A:55:FF:01:54:22
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:DISass ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:PREemption ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STAPriority ROUR
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable associations of 802.11b device within 802.11ac or ax standard.
// Configure beacon interval, DTIM period, MAC address, SSID, country code,
// association ID range. Set HT smoothing bit.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DSSS ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BEACon 110
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DPERiod 2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSid #H1230123
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SSID "myCMW"
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCSTate ENABle
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCConf "US", 0, 50, 3
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:AID 1,15
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SMOothing NREC
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure supported rates.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes ENABle
CONF:WLAN:SIGN:CONN:SRATes:OFDMconf MAND,MAND,MAND,MAND,OPT,OPT,OPT,OPT
CONF:WLAN:SIGN:CONN:SRATes:OMCSconf SUPP,NOTS,SUPP,NOTS,SUPP,NOTS,SUPP,NOTS
CONF:WLAN:SIGN:CONN:SRATes:VHTConf MC08
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure frame rate control for management frames and data frames.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MFDef ENABle, HTM, MCS1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFDef ENABle,HES,BW20,MCS10,GI08,X1,PE4,BCC,STR1
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure security settings for WPA personal:
// mechanism, encryption type
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PASSphrase WPERsonal, "12345678"
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ENCRyption TKIP
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure EDCA parameter set for best effort, background, video and voice
// connection class, configure also parameter set for multi-user connections.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBE
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBK
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVI
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVO
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBE
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBK
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVI
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVO
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable BSR support.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HEMac:BSRSupport ON
Other connection settings

The following connection settings are a preparation for other configurations. They are
not relevant for the selected configuration (operation mode AP, standard 802.11n, WPA
personal).
// *****************************************************************************
// DSSS: supported rates
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:DSSSconf DIS, DIS, DIS, DIS
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// *****************************************************************************
// Hotspot 2.0: basic and supplementary parameters, BSS load element
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:MNDigits TWDigits
CONF:WLAN:SIGN:CONN:HOTS:HSPar PNET,UNSP,0,#H1234,"R&S",262,30,"op1","operator"
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN2 ON, 262, 31, TWDigits
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:DNAMe2 ON, "op2"
CONF:WLAN:SIGN:CONN:HOTSpot:HSSPar 5000, 5000, ATAVailable, PIAavailable,
"exmp.org", APRime, ON, ATConditions
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm2 ON, "ex1.org", ON, ON, OFF, ON, ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:CUTil 10, 20, 30000
// *****************************************************************************
// Station: allowed AP and connection mode.
//
// For established connection, query SSID of the connected AP and trigger
// frames recieved.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:SCONnection ANY
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:CMODe MANual
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:APSSid?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXTRigframe?
// *****************************************************************************
// Security settings for WPA enterprise: radius server mode, internal radius
// server configuration, external radius server settings
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:MODE INTernal
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTONe
"15555555555555555555555555555551", "15545751", "1011111111111101"
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTWo
"25555555555555555555555555555552", "25545752", "2011111111111102"
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTHree
"35555555555555555555555555555553", "35545753", "3011111111111103"
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:EAKA:KALGo
"000102030405060708090a0b0c0d0e0f", "12555555555555555555555555555551",
"13555555555555555555555555555551", MILenage
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:ICONf 172, 22, 1, 111
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:PNUMber 1812
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:SKEY "mykey"
802.11ax connection settings

The following connection settings are specific for high efficiency (HE) connections.
// *****************************************************************************
// Set BSS color, enable A-MPDU, multiple TIDs and set the length of A-MPDU.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSColor 2
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:AMPDu ENAB, ENAB, 150
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure broadcast TWT operation: enable it, enable schedule
// period, set flow type, minimal wake duration, start time, and enable
// triggering.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:FTYPe ANN
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:STIMe 10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:MWDuration 2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:TENable ON
/// *****************************************************************************
// Configure frame rate control for data frames: enable data frames, set
// frame format, channel bandwidth, MCS, guard interval, LTF length, PE duration,
// coding, number of streams. Set RU allocation subfield, query RU allocations.
// Configure payload: map user 1 and dummy users to RU. Set MCS and coding
// type for corresponding users.
//
// For MIMO set the number of streams.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFDef ENABle,HES,BW20,MCS10,GI08,X1,PE4,BCC,STR1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField A200 CHA1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation USR1,CHA1,RU1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation DMY1,CHA1,RU2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation DMY2,CHA1,RU3
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:ALLocation CHA1,RU1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:MCS MCS5
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:CTYPe BCC
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy1:MCS MCS10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy2:MCS MCS10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:STReams 2
/// *****************************************************************************
// Configure trigger frame - common info: select the trigger type, set length,
// require CS check. Set bandwidth, LTF type, MU-MIMO LTF, LDPC extra symbol.
// Query power level for trigger frames.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TTYP BSRP
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:NOFSymbols 330
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CSR ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW BW80
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:GILT L432
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MLTF SING
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:LDPC OFF
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:APTXpower?
/// *****************************************************************************
// Configure trigger frame - user info: select RU size, coding type, MCS,
// DCM, query starting spatial stream and number of spatial streams.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:RUAL RU52
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CTYP LDPC
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MCS MCS11
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:DCM ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:SSS?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:NSS?
/// *****************************************************************************
// Configure trigger frame transmission: send the trigger once.
//
// Alternatively send the trigger periodically in specified intervals.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:SSTX
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXP 100
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXEN ON
/// *****************************************************************************
// Configure trigger frame power control: in manual mode set the target RSSI.
// Query expected Rx power of HE TB PPDU transmission.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TRSMode MAN
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TSRControl -20
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TRSSi?
2.4.7 Configuring trigger signals

// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the generated trigger signal (TX): slope, pulse length
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:SLOPe REDGe
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE UDEFined
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue 0.001
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the generated trigger signal (RX): burst types, bandwidth,
// rate. Set minimum length, slope, pulse length,
// spatial streams, delay type.
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe HESBursts
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BW BW80
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RATE MCS10
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:OFMLength UDEFined,1
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TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:SLOPe REDGe
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE UDEFined
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue 0.001
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:STReams ALL
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:CTDelay CONStant
// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively select DSSS burst trigger and the minimal payload length.
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe DCBursts
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:DSMLength UDEFined,16
Configuring rate restriction

// *****************************************************************************
// Configure scenario, standard and OCW. Most DUTs attempt to use the most
// advanced format, highest bandwidth and most spatial streams available.
// *****************************************************************************
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:FLEXible SUA012,RF1C,RX1,RF1C,TX1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard ACSTd
Turn on signal and let the DUT associate, see Chapter 2.4.12, "Associating the DUT",
on page 119.
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable ICMP packet generator.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:PROTocol ICMP
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:CONFig ON, 110, 500, BP01, TID0
// *****************************************************************************
// With rate restriction disabled, enable user-defined supported rates,
// set matching format, BW, Nss...
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RREStriction OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DFDef ENAB,VHT,BW40,MCS9,SHOR,KEEP,AUTO,
BCC,STR1,OFF
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable rate restriction.
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RREStriction ON
Perform corresponding TX measurement.

Decrease MCS.
Reconfigure rate and repeat TX measurements with next lower MCS.
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2.4.8 Configuring IP settings

// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the IP version support.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:IVSupport IV4V6
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure IP settings relevant if you have no DAU:
// subnet mask, IP address of instrument, DUT, gateway and DNS,
// DHCP, IPv6 prefix of stack
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:SMASk 255, 255, 255, 0
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:CMW 100, 100, 100, 162
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:UE 100, 100, 100, 11
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:GATeway 100, 100, 100, 1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:DNS 10, 0, 2, 166
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:DHCP OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVSix:PREFix "fc01:abab:cafe:efe0::"
2.4.9 Configuring the packet generator

// *****************************************************************************
// Enable the generator one and configure it. Set interval, packet size,
// bit pattern, TID, protocol, ports, IP version, station and scheduling. Select
// BAR method and enble block acknowledgments for all TIDs.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:CONFig ON, 110, 500, BP01, TID0
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:PROTocol UDP
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:UPORts 3001, 3005
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:IPVersion IV4
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN1:DESTination STA1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:PRIoritiz ROUR
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:BARMethod MUB
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:BLACk ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON
2.4.10 Configuring DAU parameters

// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the IP address to be assigned to the DUT. Use an internal DAU.
// Set TID for end-to-end connections.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:DUIP ON,100,100,100,10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:ENABle OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:ETOE TID1
// *****************************************************************************
// To use an external DAU: enable external DAU usage, define network segment
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// and subnet node ID of the instrument with DAU.

// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NSEGment A
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NID 5
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure routes for the station mode.
// *****************************************************************************
CONF:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:IRList:IPR1 ON,192,168,20,0,24,"fc01:abab:cafe:efe0::",64
2.4.11 Configuring message monitoring

// *****************************************************************************
// Enable message monitoring for WLAN, select address number 2 from the global
// logging PC address pool and query the corresponding IP address string.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:IPADdress IP2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:IPADdress?
2.4.12 Associating the DUT

// *****************************************************************************
// Clear old entries in event log.
// *****************************************************************************
CLEan:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging
// *****************************************************************************
// Connect the DUT (switched off). Switch on the signaling application. Query the
// state until it equals ON,ADJ (signal available at RF output connector).
// *****************************************************************************
WAITKEY >Ensure that the DUT is connected to the instrument and switched off<
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe ON
WHILE SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe:ALL? <> "ON,ADJ"
// *****************************************************************************
// Switch on the DUT. Wait until the DUT is associated.
// *****************************************************************************
WAITKEY >Switch on the DUT<
WHILE FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PSWitched:STATe? <> "ASS"
// *****************************************************************************
// Query event log entries.
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// *****************************************************************************
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging:ALL?
2.4.13 Querying UE information

// *****************************************************************************
// Query DUT information/capabilities.
// *****************************************************************************
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UECapability:MAC:ADDRess?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXBPower?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:ANTenna1:RXPindicator?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:ANTenna1:ARXBpower?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:UEADdress:IPV4?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:UEADdress:IPV6?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:DRATe?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UECapability:HE?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:ABSReport?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:CMWaddress:IPV4?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:CMWaddress:IPV6?
2.4.14 HE TB list mode measurements

// *****************************************************************************
// Associate 802.11ax DUT.
// Enable TF transmission with target RSSI, query HE TB list mode state (off).
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TRSMode MAN
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TSRControl -10
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:STATe?
// *****************************************************************************
// Set HE TB measurement control parameters: number of frames.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:FRAMes 2000
// *****************************************************************************
// Start HE TB list mode measurements. Query measurement state (run).
// Qurey UPH information and results (2000 records returned).
// *****************************************************************************
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:STATe?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:HETBinfo:UPHinfo?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:UPHinfo?
2.4.15 HE NDP sounding procedure
Associate 802.11ax DUT, see "802.11ax connection settings" on page 114.
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// *****************************************************************************
// For HE NDP sounding set: method, station feedback type, channel bandwidth, GI/LTF
// combination, RU index for start and end, the number of spatial streams
// Enable TF transmission with target RSSI, query HE TB list mode state (off).
// For HE TB sounding, set codebook, No. of columns and subcarrier grouping.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:METHod TBASed
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TARGet STA1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TYPE SU
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:BW BW20
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:LTFGi L208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUSTart 0
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUENd 8
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SPSTreams STR2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:CBOok SIZE1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:NUMColumns COL1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SUBGrouping GRP4
/// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the NDP sounding frame transmission: send the signal once.
//
// Alternatively send the signal periodically in specified intervals.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SSTX
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXP 100
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXEN ON
2.4.16 PER measurements
The PER measurement provided by the WLAN signaling application is programmed as

follows:
● The application is controlled by SCPI commands with the following syn-
tax: ...:WLAN:SIGN:PER:...
● After a *RST, the measurement is switched off.
You can start the measurement using INIT:WLAN:SIGN:PER and retrieve the
results using FETCh commands.
The examples in this section focus on commands directly related to the PER measure-
ment. For general configuration of the signaling application and setting up the connec-
tion, refer to Chapter 2.4.1, "General configuration", on page 109.
2.4.16.1 Configuring a PER measurement
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure the generated signal.
// *****************************************************************************
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:FDEF HTM, BW20, MCS6

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DPATtern PN5
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PACKets 200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DINTerval 25
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PAYLoad:SIZE 90
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DESTination STA1
/// *****************************************************************************
// Use different configuration for PER Measurement and WLAN signaling.
// Configure data frame rate control for PER: set RU allocation subfield,
// query RU allocations.
// Configure payload: map user 1 and dummy users to RU. Set MCS and coding
// type and spatial streams for corresponding users. Set TID for PER.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SYNC OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:FDEF HES, BW20, MCS10, GI08, X1, PE4, BCC
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField A200 CHA1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation USR1,CHA1,RU1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation DMY1,CHA1,RU2
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation DMY2,CHA1,RU3
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:ALLocation CHA1,RU1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:MCS MCS5
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:CTYPe BCC
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER1:STReams STR1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy1:MCS MCS10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy2:MCS MCS10
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:TIDentifier TID6
2.4.16.2 Running a PER measurement
// *****************************************************************************
// Enhance user data statistics: Clear statistic entries and set reporting
// interval and time span to collect statistics.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RESet
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:SETTings 2,1000
// *****************************************************************************
// Start a PER measurement.
// Wait until the measurement is finished.
// *****************************************************************************
INIT:WLAN:SIGN:PER
WHILE FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe? <> "RDY"
// *****************************************************************************
// Query the measurement results.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER?
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// *****************************************************************************
// Query information about last ACK frame.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PACKrate?
// *****************************************************************************
// Query user data statistics for all frame formats.
// *****************************************************************************
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HEMU?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HESU?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HETB?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HT?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:NONHt?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:VHT?
2.5 Command reference

The following sections provide detailed reference information on the remote control
commands of the WLAN signaling application.
● Conventions and general information................................................................... 123
● Signaling control and states.................................................................................. 130
● Event log............................................................................................................... 134
● UE capabilities and statistics.................................................................................135
● User data statistics................................................................................................139
● Scenario selection and operation mode................................................................141
● MIMO settings....................................................................................................... 146
● RF path properties................................................................................................ 146
● Signal settings.......................................................................................................147
● Internal fading....................................................................................................... 152
● Connection settings...............................................................................................154
● Trigger settings..................................................................................................... 201
● Packet generator...................................................................................................207
● IP interface parameters.........................................................................................209
● Data end-to-end.................................................................................................... 212
● Message monitoring..............................................................................................215
● HE TB list mode measurements........................................................................... 215
● HE sounding emulation.........................................................................................218
● PER measurement................................................................................................223
2.5.1 Conventions and general information
The following sections describe the most important conventions and general informa-
tion concerning the command reference.
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2.5.1.1 SIGN
SIGN is used as abbreviation of SIGNaling<instance>. For better readability,

only the abbreviated form (which is also accepted by the instrument) is given in the
command reference.
The <instance> is relevant for instruments supporting several instances of the same
firmware application. It can be omitted if the instrument supports only one instance, or
to address the first instance.
2.5.1.2 Values for signal path selection
Which connectors and modules can be specified in a command, depends on the instal-
led hardware and the active subinstrument or instance .
This chapter lists all values available for path selection. Depending on your configura-
tion, only a subset is relevant for you. Virtual connector names are only relevant for
setting commands. Queries return the physical connector names.
Additional information is available in the base software documentation. It describes typ-
ical instrument configurations with the allowed RF connector - TX/RX module combina-
tions and the mapping of virtual connector names to physical connectors.
Single-CMW setup
Selection values:
● SUA as base band unit:
SUA1 | SUA2 | SUA3 | SUA4 | SUA5 | SUA6
SUA012 | SUA034 | SUA056
SUA partition 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1&2, 3&4, 5&6
● RX module:
RX1 | RX2 | RX3 | RX4
● TX module:
TX1 | TX2 | TX3 | TX4
● RX connector:
RF1C | RF2C | RF3C | RF4C | RFAC | RFBC
RF 1 COM to RF 4 COM plus virtual connector names
● TX connector:
RF1O | RF3O | RFAO
RF 1 OUT and RF 3 OUT plus virtual connector name
● SUA as fader:
FAD012 | FAD034 | FAD056
SUA fader 1&2, 3&4, 5&6
The SUA fader numbering is reversed. The highest SUA fader uses the lowest
SUA partition.
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CMWflexx setup with R&S CMWC and several R&S CMW500

Selection values:
● SUA as base band unit:
SUA<a>: CMW <a>, SUA partition 
Example SUA21: CMW 2, SUA partition 1
SUA<a><c>: CMW <a>, SUA partitions &<c>
Example SUA312: CMW 3, SUA partitions 1&2
● RX module:
RX11 | RX12 | RX13 | RX14 | RX21 | RX22 | RX23 | RX24
RX<a>: CMW <a>, RX 
Example RX24: CMW 2, RX module 4
● TX module:
TX11 | TX12 | TX13 | TX14 | TX21 | TX22 | TX23 | TX24
TX31 | TX32 | TX33 | TX34 | TX41 | TX42 | TX43 | TX44
TX<a>: CMW <a>, TX 
Example TX13: CMW 1, TX module 3
● RX connector:
R11C | R12C | R13C | R14C | R21C | R22C | R23C | R24C
R<a>C: CMW <a>, connector RF COM
Example R12C: CMW 1, RF 2 COM
● TX connector:
R11O | R13O | R21O | R23O | R31O | R33O | R41O | R43O
R<a>O: CMW <a>, connector RF OUT
Example R21O: CMW 2, RF 1 OUT
● SUA as fader:
FAD112 | FAD134 | FAD156 | FAD212 | FAD234 | FAD256
FAD312 | FAD334 | FAD356 | FAD412 | FAD434 | FAD456
FAD<a><c>: CMW <a>, SUA fader &<c>
Example FAD312: CMW 3, SUA fader 1&2
The SUA fader numbering is reversed. The highest SUA fader uses the lowest
SUA partition.
For CMW 1, you can alternatively use the single-CMW selection values.
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2.5.1.3 Keywords
Selected keywords used in the command description are described in the following.
● Command usage
If the usage is not explicitly stated, the command allows you to set parameters and
query parameters. Otherwise, the command usage is stated as follows:
– "Setting only": The command can only be used to set parameters.
– "Query only": The command can only be used to query parameters.
– "Event": The command initiates an event.
● Parameter usage
The parameter usage is indicated by the keyword preceding the parameters:
– "Parameters" are sent with a setting or query command and are returned as
the result of a query.
– "Setting parameters" are sent with a setting command.
– "Query parameters" are sent with a query command, to refine the query.
– "Return values" are returned as the result of a query.
● Parameter type
The parameter type is indicated by one of the following keywords, at the beginning
of the parameter description:
– "string": characters enclosed in quotation marks (" or ')
– "numeric", "decimal": decimal number
– "integer": integer number
– "float": floating point number
– "hex": hexadecimal number starting with #H
– "binary": binary number starting with #B
– "block": binary block data (number of length digits + length digits giving number
of data bytes + data bytes + EOS)
Enumerated values are explicitly listed, separated by pipes (example: A | B | C).
● Firmware/Software:
Indicates the lowest software version supporting the command. Command
enhancements in later software versions are also indicated.
2.5.1.4 Reliability indicator
The reliability indicator has one of the following values:

● 0 ("No Error"):
Measurement values available, no error detected.
● 1 ("Measurement Timeout"):
The measurement has been stopped after the configured measurement timeout.
Measurement results can be available. However, at least a part of the measure-
ment provides only INValid results or has not completed the full statistic count.
● 2 ("Capture Buffer Overflow"):
The measurement configuration results in a capture length that exceeds the availa-
ble memory.
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● 3 ("Input Overdriven") / 4 ("Input Underdriven"):

The accuracy of measurement results can be impaired because the input signal
level was too high / too low.
● 6 ("Trigger Timeout"):
The measurement could not be started or continued because no trigger event was
detected.
● 7 ("Acquisition Error"):
The R&S CMW could not properly decode the RF input signal.
● 8 ("Sync Error"):
The R&S CMW could not synchronize to the RF input signal.
● 9 ("Uncal"):
Due to an inappropriate configuration of resolution bandwidth, video bandwidth or
sweep time, the measurement results are not within the specified data sheet limits.
● 15 ("Reference Frequency Error"):
The instrument has been configured to use an external reference signal. But the
reference oscillator could not be phase-locked to the external signal (for example
signal level too low, frequency out of range or reference signal not available at all).
● 16 ("RF Not Available"):
The measurement could not be started because the configured RF input path was
not active.
This problem can occur if a measurement is started in combined signal path mode
and the controlling application has not yet activated the input path.
● 17 ("RF Level Not Settled") / 18 ("RF Frequency Not Settled"):
The measurement could not be started because the R&S CMW was not yet ready
to deliver stable results after a change of the input signal power / the input signal
frequency.
● 19 ("Call Not Established"):
For measurements: The measurement could not be started because no signaling
connection to the DUT was established.
For DAU IMS service: Establishing a voice over IMS call failed.
● 20 ("Call Type Not Usable"):
For measurements: The measurement could not be started because the estab-
lished signaling connection had wrong properties.
For DAU IMS service: The voice over IMS settings could not be applied.
● 21 ("Call Lost"):
For measurements: The measurement was interrupted because the signaling con-
nection to the DUT was lost.
For DAU IMS service: The voice over IMS call was lost.
● 23 ("Missing Option"):
An action cannot be executed due to a missing option.
For GPRF generator: The ARB file cannot be played due to a missing option.
● 24 ("Invalid RF Setting"):
The desired RF TX level or RF RX reference level could not be applied.
● 25 ("Level Overrange"):
The RF TX level is in overrange. The signal quality can be degraded.
● 26 ("Resource Conflict"):
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The application could not be started or has been stopped due to a conflicting hard-
ware resource or software option that is allocated by another application.
Stop the application that has allocated the conflicting resources and try again.
● 28 ("Unexpected Parameter Change"):
One or more measurement configuration parameters were changed while the mea-
surement completed. The results were not obtained with these new parameter val-
ues. Repeat the measurement. This situation can only occur in remote single-shot
mode.
● 29 ("Invalid RF Frequency Setting"):
The desired RF TX frequency or RF RX frequency could not be applied.
● 30 ("File Not Found"):
The specified file could not be found.
● 40 ("ARB File CRC Error"):
The cyclic redundancy check of the ARB file failed. The ARB file is corrupt and not
reliable.
● 42 ("ARB Header Tag Invalid"):
The ARB file selected in the GPRF generator contains an invalid header tag.
● 43 ("ARB Segment Overflow"):
The number of segments in the multi-segment ARB file is higher than the allowed
maximum.
● 44 ("ARB File Not Found"):
The selected ARB file could not be found.
● 45 ("ARB Memory Overflow"):
The ARB file length is greater than the available memory.
● 46 ("ARB Sample Rate Out of Range"):
The clock rate of the ARB file is either too high or too low.
● 47 ("ARB Cycles Out of Range"):
The repetition mode equals "Single Shot" and the playback length is too long.
Reduce the playback length or set the repetition mode to "Continuous".
<Length> = (<Cycles> * <Samples> + <Additional Samples>) / <Clock Rate>
● 50 ("Startup Error"):
The data application unit (DAU), a DAU service or a DAU measurement could not
be started. Execute a DAU self-test.
● 51 ("No Reply"):
The DAU has received no response, for example for a ping request.
● 52 ("Connection Error")
A connection setup failed or a connection was lost.
For DAU: The DAU could not establish a connection to internal components.
Restart the instrument.
● 53 ("Configuration Error"):
The current DAU configuration is incomplete or wrong and could not be applied.
Check especially the IP address configuration.
● 54 ("Filesystem Error"):
The system drive of the DAU is full or corrupt. Execute a DAU self-test.
● 70 ("Wrong Standard")
The standard of the measured signal does not match the configured standard.
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● 71 ("Wrong Bandwidth")
The bandwidth of the measured signal does not match the configured bandwidth.
● 72 ("Wrong Burst Type")
The burst type of the measured signal does not match the configured burst type.
● 73 ("MIMO Signal Detected")
The measurement expects a SISO signal and detected a MIMO signal. Use a
MIMO receive mode to measure this signal.
● 74 ("More Streams than Antennas")
The measured signal has more streams than expected due to the configured num-
ber of antennas. Increase the configured number of antennas to measure this sig-
nal.
● 75 ("Matrix Inversion Failed")
The inversion of the channel matrix failed for a MIMO measurement. Check that
the antennas are connected correctly to the instrument.
● 76 ("SIG CRC Failed")
The cyclic redundancy check of a SIGNAL field failed.
● 77 ("Parity Check Failed")
The parity check of a SIGNAL field failed.
● 78 ("Bursts Not Identical")
In training mode for composite MIMO measurements, at least some symbols of
sequential bursts need to be identical to be used as training data. Setting a fix
scrambler initialization can solve this problem.
● 79 ("Wrong Modulation")
The modulation type of the measured signal does not match the configured modu-
lation type.
● 80 ("SISO Signal Detected")
Received signal contains only one stream.
● 81 ("Less Streams than Antennas")
Received signal has fewer streams than configured antennas. Reconfigure the
number of antennas.
● 82 ("Signal Fields of Different Antennas Are Not Identical")
The signal fields of all captured antennas are compared. In a valid MIMO transmis-
sion, all signal fields are identical. If not, some basic parameters such as MCS or
data length are not the same and a MIMO measurement is not possible.
● 83 ("Bit Errors in Some of the Received Symbols")
Adjust input signal power and repeat training.
● 84 ("First and Last Symbols Need to Be Skipped")
Due to a sequence counter in the MAC header the first and the last symbol (due to
the FCS) change from one burst to another. You can configure the first and the last
symbol to be skipped.
● 85 ("Received and Saved Bursts Are Not Identical")
The signal field of the received burst is not identical to that of the saved burst.
Some basic parameters such as MCS or data length are not the same and a com-
posite MIMO measurement is not possible.
● 86 ("No Symbols for Measurement")
Too many head and tail symbols have been skipped.
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● 93 ("OCXO Oven Temperature Too Low"):

The accuracy of measurement results can be impaired because the oven-control-
led crystal oscillator has a too low temperature. After switching-on the instrument,
the OCXO requires a warm-up phase to reach its operating temperature.
● 101 ("Firmware Error"):
Indicates a firmware or software error. If you encounter this error for the first time,
restart the instrument.
If the error occurs again, consider the following hints:
– Firmware errors can often be repaired by restoring the factory default settings.
– If a software package has not been properly installed, this failure is often indi-
cated in the "Setup" dialog, section "SW/HW-Equipment > Installed Software".
– Check for software updates correcting the error. Updates are provided in the
customer web on GLORIS (registration required): https://gloris.rohde-
schwarz.com.
If you get firmware errors even with the properly installed latest software version,
send a problem report including log files to Rohde & Schwarz.
● 102 ("Unidentified Error"):
Indicates an error not covered by other reliability values. For troubleshooting, follow
the steps described for "101 (firmware error)".
● 103 ("Parameter Error"):
Indicates that the measurement could not be performed due to internal conflicting
parameter settings.
A good approach to localize the conflicting settings is to start with a reset or preset
or even restore the factory default settings. Then reconfigure the measurement
step by step and check when the error occurs for the first time.
If you need assistance to localize the conflicting parameter settings, contact Rohde
& Schwarz (see http://www.service.rohde-schwarz.com).
● 104 ("Not Functional"):
The application could not be started with the configured parameter set.
2.5.2 Signaling control and states
The following commands control the connection to the DUT and retrieve connection-
related information.
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe......................................................................................131
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe:ALL?............................................................................. 131
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:CONNect............................................................. 131
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:ACTion:DISConnect.......................................................... 132
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:REConnect...........................................................132
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:SECond:STATe?..........................................................................132
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:THIRd:STATe?............................................................................ 132
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PSWitched:STATe?......................................................................132
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:APSSid?....................................................................... 133
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo:EAPStat?......................................................................... 133
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SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo[:ANTenna<n>]:RXPindicator?.............................................133
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo[:ANTenna<n>]:ARXBpower?........................................... 134
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:CMWaddress:IPV<n>?................................................... 134
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe <MainState>
Turns the generator (the cell) on or off.
Parameters:
<MainState> ON | OFF | 1 | 0
Switch generator ON or OFF
*RST: OFF
Example: See Associating the DUT
Firmware/software: V2.1.30
Manual operation: See "Cell" on page 34
Returns detailed information about the WLAN signaling generator state and the con-
nection state of station one to three. See also Chapter 2.2.1.3, "Connection status",
on page 18.
Return values:
<MainState> OFF | ON
<SyncState> PENDing | ADJusted
PENDing: The generator has been turned on (off) but the signal
is not yet (still) available.
ADJusted: The physical output signal corresponds to the main
generator state.
<DUT1> IDLE | AUTHenticated | ASSociated | DEAuthenticated |
DISassociated | CTIMeout
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.8.20: added <DUTx> for multi STA support
Manual operation: See "Cell" on page 34
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:CONNect
Initiates an association to the AP under test. The command is only relevant in the oper-
ation mode "Station" with connection mode "Manual".
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Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Connect (hotkey)" on page 44
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:ACTion:DISConnect
Disassociates and deauthenticates the DUT by sending a deauthentication frame.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Usage: Event
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.8.20: added <s>
Options: R&S CMW-KS667 for :STA2: and :STA3:
Manual operation: See "Disconnect / Disconnect ST (hotkey)" on page 44
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:REConnect
Re-establishes the existing association to the AP under test. The command has the
same effect as a disconnect, followed immediately by a connect.
The command is only relevant in the operation mode "Station" with connection mode
"Manual".
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Reconnect (hotkey)" on page 45
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:SECond:STATe?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:THIRd:STATe?
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PSWitched:STATe?
Gets the connection status, refer to Chapter 2.2.1.3, "Connection status", on page 18.
Commands for station one, two and three are available.
Return values:
<PS State> IDLE | PROBed | AUTHenticated | ASSociated |
DEAuthenticated | DISassociated | CTIMeout
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.2.10: added CTIMeout
V3.8.20: added commands for multi-STA
Manual operation: See "Connection Status" on page 34
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SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:APSSid?
Returns the SSID of the associated access point. The command is only relevant in
operation mode "Station".
Return values:
<SSID> string
Service set identifier as string
Example: See Other connection settings
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Station SSID" on page 34
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo:EAPStat?
Queries the current state of the EAP connection for the security mode "WPA / WPA2
Enterprise".
Return values:
<State> IDLE | SUCCess | FAILure
EAP connection state
<Type> IDENtity | NOTification | NAK | MD5 | OTP | GTC | TLS | CLEap |
SIM | TTLS | AKA | AKAPrime
Authentication stage
Usage: Query only
Options: R&S CMW-KS660
Manual operation: See "EAP Connection Status" on page 34
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo[:ANTenna<n>]:RXPindicator?
Queries the Rx burst power per individual antenna and evaluates the quality of the RX
signal from the connected DUT. Antenna 2 is only available in a MIMO scenario.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..2
Antenna
Return values:
<PowerValue> float
Default unit: dBm
<PowerIndicator> UNDerdriven | RANGe | OVERdriven
Example: See Querying UE information
Usage: Query only
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Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.7.40: removed FAIRlygood, V3.7.60: added suf-

fix :ANTenna<n>
Manual operation: See "RX Power Indicator" on page 34
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo[:ANTenna<n>]:ARXBpower?
Queries the approximate RX burst power per individual antenna, calculated from the
expected PEP and the configured standard. Antenna 2 is only available in a MIMO
scenario.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..2
Antenna
Return values:
<ApproxPower> float
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.5.120, V3.7.60: added suffix :ANTenna<n>
Manual operation: See "Approximate Burst Power" on page 55
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:CMWaddress:IPV<n>?
Queries the IP address of the R&S CMW.
Suffix: .
<n> 4, 6
IP version
Return values:
<IPAddress> string
The assigned IPv4 or IPv6 addresses.
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "IPv4 / IPv6 address" on page 36
2.5.3 Event log
The following commands clear and retrieve event log entries.
CLEan:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging
Clears the event log.
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Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Event log entries" on page 35
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging:ALL?
Queries all entries of the event log.
For each entry, three parameters are returned, from oldest to latest entry: {<Category>,
<Timestamp>, <Description>}entry 1, {<Category>, <Timestamp>, <Description>}entry 2, ...
Return values:
<Category> INFO | WARNing | ERRor | EMPTy
Category of the entry, as indicated in the main view by an icon
EMPTy means that there are no entries.
<Timestamp> string
Timestamp of the entry as string in the format "hh:mm:ss"
<Description> string
Text string describing the event
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Event log entries" on page 35
2.5.4 UE capabilities and statistics
The following commands return the information that the UE reports to the R&S CMW.
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:HE?...........................................................135
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:MAC:ADDRess?......................................... 136
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:ABSReport?...................................................... 136
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:DRATe?............................................................ 137
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:RXBPower?...................................................... 138
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXTRigframe?............................................................... 139
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:UEADdress:IPV<n>?..........................................139
Indicates the reported UE HE capabilities.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
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Return values:
<DeviceClass> A|B
<DynFragment> NO | L1 | L2 | L3
Dynamic fragmentation not supported, or dynamic fragmentation
supported with level 1 to 3.
<ABSR> NO | YES
Indicates support of a buffer status report (BSR) control field.
<BroadcastTWT> NO | YES
Indicates support of broadcast target wake time (TWT) opera-
tion.
<OFDMARandAcc> NO | YES
Indicates support of OFDMA random access procedure.
Example: See Querying UE information.
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Device Class" on page 37
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:MAC:ADDRess?
Gets the MAC address of an associated DUT.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<MACAddress> string
Hexadecimal MAC address as string
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "MAC" on page 36
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:ABSReport?
Indicates reported buffered data for a UE supporting a HE buffer status report (BSR)
control field.
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Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<Total> decimal
Maximum of all reports received in preceding interval
Range: 0 KB to 4.145152E+6 KB
Default unit: kB
<BufferedData_TID> decimal
Maximum of all QoS control reports
Default unit: kB
<TIDx> TID0 | TID1 | TID2 | TID3 | TID4 | TID5 | TID6 | TID7
Indication of TID, for which the buffer status
<BufferedData_TID> is reported
<BufferedData_AC> decimal
Maximum AC-specific queue size of all AC control reports
Default unit: kB
<ACx> ACBE | ACBK | ACVI | ACVO
Indication of access category (ACI bitmap subfield) for which the
buffer status <BufferedData_AC> is reported
ACBE: AC_BE (best effort)
ACBK: AC_BK (background)
ACVI: AC_VI (video)
ACVO: AC_VO (voice)
Example: See Querying UE information.
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.8.20: added <s>, unit bit changed to kilobyte
R&S CMW-KS667 for :STA2: and :STA3:
Manual operation: See "Buffered Data" on page 37
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:DRATe?
Queries information related to the data rate of the DUT signal.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<Format> NHT | HT | VHT | HESU | HEMU | HETB
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Frame format
NHT: non-high throughput format (non-HT)
HT: high throughput format
VHT: very high throughput format
HESU: high efficiency format, single user MIMO
HEMU: high efficiency format, multi user MIMO
HETB: high efficiency format, trigger based uplink single user
MIMO
<Rate> MB1 | MB2 | MB5 | MB6 | MB9 | MB11 | MB12 | MB18 | MB24 |
MB36 | MB48 | MB54 | MCS0 | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 |
MCS5 | MCS6 | MCS7 | MCS8 | MCS9 | MCS10 | MCS11 |
MCS12 | MCS13 | MCS14 | MCS15
MBx: data rate for NHT in Mbit/s {1, 2, 5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24,
36, 48, 54}
MCSx: modulation and coding scheme x for HT, VHT and HE
<CBW> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW88 | BW16
Channel bandwidth in MHz: 20, 40, 80, 80+80, 160
<NSS> NSS1 | NSS2 | NSS3 | NSS4 | NSS5 | NSS6 | NSS7 | NSS8
Number of spatial streams
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.7.10, V3.7.20: added <CBW> BW80, V3.7.30: added
<Format> HE, <CBW> BW88, BW16, V3.7.60: added <Rate>
MCS12 to MCS15, V3.7.70: added <Rate> MB11
V3.8.20: added <s> and for <Format> removed HE, added
HESU, HEMU, HETB
Options: R&S CMW-KS657 for 802.11ax
Manual operation: See "Data Rate" on page 37
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:RXBPower?
Queries the average power of the last burst received from the DUT.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<Power> float
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
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Manual operation: See "Burst Power" on page 36
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXTRigframe?
Queries the total trigger frames received and the number of trigger frames directed to
the station, i.e. R&S CMW.
Return values:
<Total_TF> decimal
<Station_TF> decimal
Example: See Other connection settings
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "RX Trigger Frames" on page 39
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:UEADdress:IPV<n>?
Queries the detected IPv4 / IPv6 addresses of the connected DUT.
Suffix: .
<n> 4, 6
Selects the IP version
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<IPAddress> string
IPv4 / IPv6 addresses as string
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "IPv4 / IPv6 address" on page 36
2.5.5 User data statistics
The following commands query statistics on traffic data and configure retrieval of statis-
tics.
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RESet..................................................................... 140
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:SETTings.................................................................140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HEMU?............................................................140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HESU?............................................................ 140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HETB?.............................................................140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HT?................................................................. 140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:NONHt?...........................................................140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:VHT?...............................................................140
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RESet
Clears entries in all statistic tables concerning user data traffic.
Example: See Running a PER measurement
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Reset Stats (hotkey)" on page 44
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:SETTings <reporting_interval>, <time_span>

Sets reporting interval and time span used for enhanced statistics of user data traffic.
Parameters:
<reporting_interval> float
Range: 0.2 s to 5 s
*RST: 0.2 s
<time_span> integer
Range: 1 to 1500
*RST: 50
Manual operation: See "Stats Settings (hotkey)" on page 43
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HEMU?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HESU?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HETB?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HT?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:NONHt?
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:VHT?
Queries statistics on RX traffic data for the following IEEE 802.11 frame formats: high
efficiency format multi user (HEMU), high efficiency format single user (HESU), high
efficiency format trigger based (HETB), high throughput format (HT), non-high through-
put format (NHT), and very high throughput format (VHT).
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Return values:
<1_Rate> MB1 | MB2 | MB5 | MB6 | MB9 | MB11 | MB12 | MB18 | MB24 |
MB36 | MB48 | MB54 | MCS0 | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 |
MBx: data rate for NHT in Mbit/s {1, 2, 5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24,
36, 48, 54}
MCSx: modulation and coding scheme x for HT, VHT and HE
<2_BW> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW88 | BW16
Channel bandwidth in MHz: 20, 40, 80, 80+80, 160
<3_NSS> NSS1 | NSS2 | NSS3 | NSS4 | NSS5 | NSS6 | NSS7 | NSS8
<4_Frames_curr> decimal
<5_Frames_tot> No. of recieved frames: current number and expectetd total
number of frames
<6_Bytes_curr> float
<7_Bytes_tot> Volume of recieved user data: current value and expectetd total
number of bytes
<8_Mbps_curr> float
<9_Mbps_tot> Data rate: current and average (total) value over the time span
<10_Power_curr> float
<11_Power_tot> RX power: current and average (total) value over the time span
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "RX PSDU Info (hotkey)" on page 43
2.5.6 Scenario selection and operation mode
The following commands configure the scenario, select the RF paths for the generated
signal and the analyzed signal, set the operation mode and multi-STA support.
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario?................................................................................. 142
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN?................................................................................................ 142
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:FLEXible...........................................................143
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCFading:FLEXible..................................................... 143
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMO:FLEXible........................................................... 144
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMFading:FLEXible....................................................144
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:OMODe............................................................ 145
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MSTation...........................................................145
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ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario?
Returns the active scenario.
Return values:
<Scenario> STANdard | MIMO2 | SCFading | MIMFading
STANdard
Standard SISO scenario
MIMO2
MIMO 2x2 (DL and UL)
SCFading
Standard SISO scenario with fading
MIMFading
MIMO 2x2 scenario with fading
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.2.11 added MIMO, V3.7.50: added SCFading,
V3.7.60: removed MIMO, added MIMO2, MIMFading
Manual operation: See "Scenario" on page 47
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN?
Queries the active test scenario, the used TRX modules and the used RF connectors.
For the STANdard and SCFading scenarios, the first six parameters are returned. For
the MIMO scenario, all eight parameters are returned.
For possible connector and converter values, see Chapter 2.5.1.2, "Values for signal
path selection", on page 124.
Return values:
<Scenario> STANdard cell | MIMO2 | SCFading | MIMFading
STANdard
Standard SISO scenario
MIMO2
MIMO 2x2 (DL and UL)
SCFading
Standard SISO scenario with fading
MIMFading
MIMO 2x2 scenario with fading
<Controller> string
For future use - returned value not relevant
<RXConnector> RF connector for the input path 1
<RXConverter> RX module for the input path 1
<TXConnector> RF connector for output path 1
<TXConverter> TX module for output path 1
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<TXConnector2> RF connector for output path 2

<TXConverter2> TX module for output path 2
<RXConnector2> RF connector for the input path 2
<RXConverter2> RX module for the input path 2
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.7.50: added <RXConnector2>. <RXConverter2>
and <Scenario> SCFading
V3.7.60: removed <Scenario> MIMO, added MIMO2, MIMFading
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:FLEXible <PCCBBBoard>,
<RXConnector>, <RXConverter>, <TXConnector>, <TXConverter>
Defines the standard RX and TX routing (no MIMO).
Parameters:
<PCCBBBoard> Signaling unit
<RXConnector> RF connector for the input path
<RXConverter> RX module for the input path
<TXConnector> RF connector for the output path
<TXConverter> TX module for the output path
Example: See Specifying general settings
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCFading:FLEXible <PCCBBBoard>,
<RXConnector>, <RXConverter>, <TXConnector>, <TXConverter>,
<PCCFadingBoard>
Activates the "Standard Cell Fading" scenario and selects the signal paths.
For possible parameter values, see Chapter 2.5.1.2, "Values for signal path selection",
on page 124.
Parameters:
<TXConnector> RF connector for the output path
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<TXConverter> TX module for the output path

<PCCFadingBoard> Internal fader
Example: See Configuring internal fading
Options: R&S CMW-KE100 and R&S CMW-KE670
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMO:FLEXible <PCCBBBoard>,
<TX2Connector>, <TX2Converter>[, <RX2Connector>, <RX2Converter>]
Defines the RX and TX routing for the MIMO scenarios.
Parameters:
<TXConnector> RF connector for output path 1
<TXConverter> TX module for output path 1
<TX2Connector> RF connector for output path 2
<TX2Converter> TX module for output path 2. Select different modules for the two
paths.
<RX2Connector> RF connector for the input path 2
<RX2Converter> RX module for the input path 2. Select different modules for the
two paths.
Firmware/software: V3.5.120, V3.7.50: added <RX2Connector>, <RX2Converter>
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMFading:FLEXible <PCCBBBoard>,
<TX2Connector>, <TX2Converter>, <RX2Connector>, <RX2Converter>,
<PCCFadingBoard>
Activates the "MIMO 2x2 Fading" scenario and selects the signal paths.
For possible parameter values, see Chapter 2.5.1.2, "Values for signal path selection",
on page 124.
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Parameters:
<TXConnector> RF connector for the output path 1
<TXConverter> TX module for the output path 1
<TX2Connector> RF connector for the output path 2
<TX2Converter> TX module for the output path 2
<RX2Connector> RF connector for the input path 2
<RX2Converter> RX module for the input path 2
<PCCFadingBoard> Internal fader
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:OMODe <mode>
Selects the operation mode, that is the type of WLAN entity simulated by the WLAN
signaling application.
Parameters:
<mode> AP | STATion | HSPot2
AP: access point in infrastructure mode
STATion: WLAN station
HSPot2: WiFi Hotspot 2.0 access point
*RST: AP
Firmware/software: V3.2.10, V3.2.20: added IBSS, V3.2.60: added WDIRect and
HSPOT2
V3.7.60: removed IBSS and WDIRect
Options: R&S CMW-KS660 for HSPot2
Manual operation: See "Operation Mode" on page 48
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MSTation <enable>
Enables or disables the support of multi-station connection.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
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Manual operation: See "Multi STA" on page 48
2.5.7 MIMO settings
The following command provides additional settings for the MIMO scenario.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MIMO:TMMode.....................................................................146
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MIMO:TMMode <mode>
Selects the transmission mode for MIMO connections.
This command supports only spatial multiplexing and space time block coding (STBC).
In addition, to enable STBC in a particular data frame, use the commands:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:DFDef or
Parameters:
<mode> STBC | SMULtiplexin
*RST: SMUL
Firmware/software: V3.2.11, V3.7.60: removed STBC, TXDiversity, V3.8.10: added
STBC
Manual operation: See "TX MIMO Mode" on page 50
2.5.8 RF path properties
The following commands define path properties to be compensated (external attenua-

tion).
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:OUTPut...................... 146
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:INPut..........................147
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:OUTPut
<ExtAttenuation>
Defines an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative), to be applied to the
individual antennas. Antenna 2 is only available in a MIMO scenario.
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Suffix: .
<n> 1..2
Antenna
Parameters:
<ExtAttenuation> numeric
Range: -50 dB to 90 dB
*RST: 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Firmware/software: V3.2.11, V3.7.60: changed suffix to :ANTenna<n>
Manual operation: See "External Attenuation" on page 51
<ExtAttenuation>
Specifies the external attenuation for the specified antenna in the analyzer path.
Antenna 2 is only available in a MIMO scenario with two input paths.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..2
Antenna
Parameters:
<ExtAttenuation> numeric
*RST: 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Manual operation: See "External Attenuation" on page 52
2.5.9 Signal settings
The following commands provide settings for the generated WLAN signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth............................................................. 148
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BAND................................................................. 148
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency.........................................................148
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel............................................................. 149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset..............................................................149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPINdex..............................................................149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPFRequency..................................................... 149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPCHannel......................................................... 150
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BOPower.............................................................150
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:TSRatio...............................................................151
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EPEPower....................................... 151
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset........................................ 151
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth <Value>
Sets the operating channel bandwidth.
Parameters:
<Value> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW160
BW20: 20 MHz
BW40: 40 MHz
BW80: 80 MHz
BW160: 160 MHz
*RST: BW20
Example: See Configuring channel frequencies
Firmware/software: V3.5.120, V3.7.20: added BW80, V3.7.30: added BW160
Options: R&S CMW-KS656 for BW80 and BW160
Manual operation: See "Operating Channel Width" on page 47
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BAND <freq_band>
Selects the operating band sub 6 GHz or 6 GHz band.
Parameters:
<freq_band> BS6Ghz | B6GHz
*RST: BS6G
Example: See Configuring channel frequencies.
Manual operation: See "Band" on page 53
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency <Frequency>
Sets the center frequency of the generated WLAN signal and of the RF analyzer.
Parameters:
<Frequency> numeric
Range: 70E+6 Hz to 6E+9 Hz
*RST: 2412E+6 Hz
Default unit: Hz
Manual operation: See "Center Frequency / Channel" on page 53
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel <Channel>
Sets the RF channel number.
Parameters:
<Channel> integer
Range: 1 to 196
*RST: 1
Manual operation: See "Center Frequency / Channel" on page 53
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset <Offset>
Specifies a positive or negative frequency offset to be added to the configured center
frequency.
Parameters:
<Offset> integer
Range: -100E+3 Hz to 100E+3 Hz
*RST: 0 Hz
Default unit: Hz
Manual operation: See "Frequency Offset" on page 53
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPINdex <Np20>
Selects the position of the primary 20-MHz channel, for a signal with more than 20
MHz channel bandwidth.
Parameters:
<Np20> integer
Index of the 20-MHz channel configured as primary channel
Range: 0 to <no of channels> - 1
Increment: 1
*RST: 0
Manual operation: See "Np20 Index" on page 54
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPFRequency <Np20Freq>
Sets the center frequency of the primary 20-MHz channel, for a signal with more than
20 MHz bandwidth.
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Parameters:
<Np20Freq> numeric
*RST: 2.412E+9 Hz
Default unit: Hz
Manual operation: See "Np20 Frequency / Channel" on page 54
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPCHannel <Np20Channel>
Sets the channel number of the primary 20-MHz channel, for a signal with more than
20 MHz bandwidth.
Parameters:
<Np20Channel> integer
Range: 1 to 196
*RST: 1
Manual operation: See "Np20 Frequency / Channel" on page 54
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BOPower <BurstOutputPow>
Sets the burst power of the transmitted signal.
The allowed value range depends on the used connector and the external attenuation
in the output path.
Minimum = levelconnector, min - ext. att.out
Maximum = levelconnector, max - ext. att.out
With levelconnector, min = -145.98 dBm (-137.98 dBm), levelconnector, max = -15.98 dBm
(-2.98 dBm) for RF COM (RF OUT); please also notice the ranges quoted in the data
sheet.
Parameters:
<BurstOutputPow> numeric
Range: see above
*RST: -40 dBm
Default unit: dBm
V2.1.40: range shifted
V3.2.11: reset changed from -80 dBm to -40 dBm
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Manual operation: See "TX Burst Power" on page 55
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:TSRatio <Ratio>
Sets the power ratio of TX2 to TX1 for the MIMO scenario.
Parameters:
<Ratio> numeric
TX2/TX1
*RST: 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Manual operation: See "TX2 / TX1 Power Ratio" on page 55
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EPEPower <Expected Peak

Envelop Power>
Specifies the expected peak envelope power of the specified antenna at the I/Q input.
The correct DUT range to be set is (-20 dBm + external attenuation) to (55 dBm +
external attenuation).
Suffix: .
<n> 1..2
Antenna
Parameters:
<ExpectedPEP> numeric
Range: -20 dBm (CMW limit) to (55 dBm + external
attenuation = DUT limit)
*RST: 0 dBm
Default unit: dBm
Manual operation: See "Exp. Peak Envelope Power" on page 55
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset <value>
Varies the input level of the mixer for the specified antenna in the analyzer path.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..2
Antenna
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Parameters:
<value> integer
Range: -10 dB to 12dB
Default unit: dB
Manual operation: See "RX Mixer Level Offset" on page 55
The following commands configure the internal fader of the R&S CMW.
● Fading simulator....................................................................................................152
● Fading module AWGN.......................................................................................... 153
The following commands configure the fading simulator of the internal fader.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ENABle....................................................152
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ILOSs:LOSS?...........................................152
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:STANdard................................................ 153
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ENABle <Enable>
Enables/disables the fading simulator.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Enable" on page 56
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ILOSs:LOSS?
Sets the insertion loss for the fading simulator.
Return values:
<InsertionLoss> float
Range: -3.02 dB to 30 dB
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
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Manual operation: See "Insertion Loss" on page 56
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:STANdard <profile>
Selects a propagation condition profile for fading, see Chapter A, "Predefined fading
settings", on page 633.
Parameters:
<Profile> MODA | MODB | MODC | MODD | MODE | MODF
Mode A to F
*RST: MODA
Manual operation: See "Profile" on page 56
2.5.10.2 Fading module AWGN
The following commands configure the AWGN generator of the internal fader.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:BWIDth:RATio................................................ 153
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:ENABle..........................................................153
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:SNRatio......................................................... 154
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:BWIDth:RATio <Ratio>
Specifies the minimum ratio between the noise bandwidth and the channel bandwidth.
Parameters:
<Ratio> numeric
Range: 1 to 1000
*RST: 1
Manual operation: See "Min. Noise/System BW Ratio" on page 57
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:ENABle <Enable>
Enables or disables AWGN insertion via the fading module.
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Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Enable" on page 57
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:SNRatio <Ratio>
Specifies the signal to noise ratio for the AWGN inserted on the internal fading module.
Parameters:
<Ratio> numeric
Range: 0 dB to 40 dB
*RST: 30 dB
Default unit: dB
Firmware/software: V3.7.50, V3.7.60: changed range and reset value
Manual operation: See "Signal/Noise Ratio" on page 57
2.5.11 Connection settings
The following commands define the upper layer BSS properties.

● General connection settings..................................................................................154
● Association settings.............................................................................................. 163
● Hotspot 2.0 settings.............................................................................................. 165
● Target wake time settings......................................................................................171
● Management and data frame control settings.......................................................173
● Trigger frame control settings............................................................................... 181
● Security settings....................................................................................................190
● QoS data settings..................................................................................................196
● A-MPDU settings...................................................................................................198
● EDCA settings.......................................................................................................199
2.5.11.1 General connection settings
This section describes the following connection commands.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DSSS............................................................... 155
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard......................................................... 155
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BEACon............................................................156
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DPERiod........................................................... 156
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSid............................................................... 156
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SSID.................................................................157
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSColor.......................................................... 157
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:AID................................................................... 157
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SMOothing........................................................ 158
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:SCONnection........................................158
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:CMODe................................................158
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCSTate............................................... 159
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCConf.................................................159
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes.............................................................160
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:DSSSconf............................................. 160
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OFDMconf............................................ 161
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OMCSconf............................................ 162
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:VHTConf...............................................162
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HEMac:BSRSupport...........................................163
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DSSS <Support_of_DSSS>
Enables you to associate an 802.11b device using 802.11ac or ax standard. Also, it
enables you to use non-HT management frames within 802.11ac and ax.
Parameters:
<Support_of_DSSS> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Example: See Configuring connection settings.
Manual operation: See "Support of DSSS" on page 61
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard <Typ>
Selects the IEEE 802.11 WLAN standard to be used.
Parameters:
<Typ> ASTD | GOSTd | ANSTd | GONStd | BSTD | GSTD | GNSTd |
ACSTd | AXSTd
BSTD: 802.11b
ASTD: 802.11a
GSTD: 802.11g
GOSTd: 802.11g (OFDM)
ANSTd: 802.11a/n
GNSTd: 802.11g/n
GONStd: 802.11g (OFDM)/n
ACSTd: 802.11ac
AXSTd: 802.11ax
*RST: ASTD
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Firmware/software: V2.1.40, V3.0.20: added BSTD, GSTD, GNSTd, V3.5.120:

added ACSTd, V3.7.30: added AXSTd,
V3.7.60: removed NGFStd
Options: R&S CMW-KS651 for ANSTd, GNSTd, GONStd, ACSTd
R&S CMW-KS656 for ACSTd
R&S CMW-KS657 for AXSTd
Manual operation: See "Standard" on page 47
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BEACon <BeaconIntervall>
Sets the interval between two beacon frame transmissions for a simulated infrastruc-
ture/ ad-hoc network.
Parameters:
<BeaconInterval> integer
Interval in time units (1 TU = 1024 µs)
Range: 20 to 16000
*RST: 100
Example: See Configuring connection settings
V3.0.20: minimum increased to 20, maximum decreased to 1000
V3.2.11: maximum increased to 16000
Manual operation: See "Beacon Interval" on page 61
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DPERiod <Period>
Sets the number of beacon intervals between successive delivery traffic indication
messages (DTIM).
Parameters:
<Period> integer
Number of beacon intervals
Range: 1 to 10
*RST: 1
Manual operation: See "DTIM Period" on page 62
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSid <BSSID>
Sets the 48-bit MAC address of the WLAN interface.
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Parameters:
<BSSID> hex
Hexadecimal number with 12 digits
Leading zeros can be omitted.
Range: #H0 to #HFFFFFFFFFFFF
*RST: #H102030405
Manual operation: See "MAC Address (BSSID)" on page 62
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SSID <SSID>
Sets the service set identifier (SSID).
Parameters:
<SSID> string
String with up to 32 characters (7-bit ASCII only)
*RST: "CMW-AP"
Manual operation: See "SSID" on page 62
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSColor <Value>
Specifies the color code of basic service set (BSS).
Parameters:
<Value> numeric
Range: 1 to 63
*RST: 1
Example: See 802.11ax connection settings
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.7.50: changed range and reset value
Manual operation: See "BSS Color" on page 62
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:AID <start>, <stop>

Specifies the range of IDs to be assigned by the access point to the connected DUTs.
Parameters:
<start> numeric
Range: 1 to 2007
*RST: 1
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<stop> numeric
Range: 1 to 2007
*RST: 2007
Manual operation: See "Association ID Range" on page 62
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SMOothing <bit>
Indicates to the receiver whether the frequency-domain smoothing is recommended for
channel estimation.
Parameters:
<bit> NRECommended | RECommended
Not recommended or recommended
*RST: NREC
Manual operation: See "HT Smoothing" on page 62
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:SCONnection <mode>
Specifies to which access points the simulated station is allowed to connect (operation
mode "Station").
Parameters:
<mode> ANY | SSID
ANY: Any AP is allowed.
SSID: Only a specific AP is allowed, identified by the configured
SSID, see CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SSID
on page 157.
*RST: ANY
Manual operation: See "SSID Connection" on page 63
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:CMODe <mode>
Selects the connection behavior of the simulated station (operation mode "Station").
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Parameters:
<mode> ACONnect | MANual
ACONnect: automatic connection
MANual: manual connection via CALL:WLAN:SIGN:
ACTion:STATion:CONNect or CALL:WLAN:SIGN:
ACTion:STATion:REConnect
*RST: ACON
Manual operation: See "Connection Mode" on page 63
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCSTate <State>
Enables/disables the broadcast of regulatory domain information in beacon frames.
Parameters:
<State> DISable | ENABle
*RST: DIS
V3.0.20: "OFF | ON" changed to "DISable | ENABle"
Manual operation: See "Country Information" on page 69
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCConf <CodeDigit>,
<FirstChannel>, <NbOfChannels>, <MaxTXPower>
Sets the regulatory domain information to be transmitted in beacon frames.
To enable the transmission, see CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:
CCSTate on page 159.
Parameters:
<CodeDigit> string
Country code as string
*RST: US
<FirstChannel> integer
First in the range of allowed channels
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 1
<NbOfChannels> integer
Number of allowed channels
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 13
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<MaxTXPower> integer
Maximum transmit power
Range: -40 dBm to 40 dBm
*RST: 0 dBm
Default unit: dBm
Manual operation: See "Country Code" on page 69
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes <State>
Enables/disables user-defined supported rates.
Parameters:
<State> ENABle | DISable
*RST: DIS
Manual operation: See "Configuration" on page 70
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:DSSSconf <D1MB>, <D2MB>,

<C55M>, <C11M>
Definition of DSSS/CCK supported rates.
These settings apply only if user-defined supported rates are enabled, see
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes on page 160.
Parameters:
<D1MB> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for DSSS, 1 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<D2MB> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for DSSS, 2 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<C55M> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for CCK, 5.5 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<C11M> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for CCK, 11 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
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Manual operation: See "Non HT, HT, VHT Supported Rates" on page 70
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OFDMconf <BR12>, <BR34>,

<QR12>, <QR34>, <Q1M12>, <Q1M34>, <Q6M23>, <Q6M34>
Definition of OFDM non-HT supported rates (modulation, coding rate, data rate).
Parameters:
<BR12> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for BPSK, 1/2, 6 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<BR34> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for BPSK, 3/4, 9 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<QR12> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for QPSK, 1/2, 12 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<QR34> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for QPSK, 3/4, 18 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
<Q1M12> DISabled | MANDatory | OPTional
Support for 16-QAM, 1/2, 24 Mbit/s
*RST: DIS
*RST: DIS
*RST: DIS
*RST: DIS
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OMCSconf <MCS0>, <MCS1>,

<MCS2>, <MCS3>, <MCS4>, <MCS5>, <MCS6>, <MCS7>
Definition of supported OFDM HT modulation and coding schemes (MCS).
Parameters:
<MCS0> NOTSupported | SUPPorted
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
*RST: NOTS
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:VHTConf <VHT_rates>
Definition of supported OFDM VHT modulation and coding schemes (MCS).
Parameters:
<VHT_rates> MC07 | MC08 | MC09
MC07: MCS 0 to MCS 7
*RST: MC07
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HEMac:BSRSupport <Supported>
Indicates, whether the R&S CMW supports the buffer status report (BSR).
Parameters:
<Supported> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
Manual operation: See "BSR Support" on page 86
2.5.11.2 Association settings
The following commands configure connection settings related to association.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:DISass........................................... 163
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:PREemption....................................163
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STA<s>:MACReserve...................... 164
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STAPriority......................................164
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:DISass <enable>[,
<timeout>]
Enables or disables automatic STA disassociation, when a STA is no longer present. If
enabled, the R&S CMW detects that a STA is absent, it automatically removes its
association after some user-specified period of time.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
<Timeout> numeric
Range: 1 s to 3600 s
*RST: 30 s
Manual operation: See "Automatic Disassociation" on page 60
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:PREemption <enable>
If enabled, then the existing association possible with any MAC addresses is replaced
by a new incoming one.
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Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
Manual operation: See "Allow Preemption" on page 60
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STA<s>:MACReserve
<reservation>[, <address>]
Configures three slots available for STAs, if
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MSTation is set to ON
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<Reservation> ANY | SET | OFF
ANY - the slot is available to a STA of any MAC address
SET - reserves the slot for a particular MAC address
OFF - the slot is disabled
*RST: ANY
<Address> string
MAC address of the DUT for <Reservation> = SET
*RST: 00:00:00:00:00:00
Manual operation: See "Reserve MAC Address" on page 60
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STAPriority <mode>
Specifies how the stack prioritizes one STA over another in multi-STA connections.
Parameters:
<Mode> AUTO | ROURobin
Automatic or round robin
*RST: AUTO
Manual operation: See "STA Priority" on page 60
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2.5.11.3 Hotspot 2.0 settings
The following commands configure connection settings for Hotspot 2.0.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSPar................................................ 165
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSSPar.............................................. 166
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN<no>..........................................168
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:MNDigits.............................................169
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:DNAMe<no>....................................... 169
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm<no>....................................... 169
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:CUTil.................................................. 170
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSPar <AccessNetType>,
<VenueGroup>, <VenueType>, <HESSID>, <VenueName>, <MCC>, <MNC>,
<DomainName>, <OpFrieName>
Defines basic parameters of the Hotspot 2.0 operation mode.
Parameters:
<AccessNetType> PNETwork | PNWGaccess | CPNetwork | FPNetwork |
PDNetwork | ESONetwork | TOEXperiment | WILDcard
PNETwork : private network
PNWGaccess: private network with guest access
CPNetwork: chargeable public network
FPNetwork: free public network
PDNetwork: personal device network
ESONetwork: emergency services only network
TOEXperiment: test or experimental
WILDcard: wildcard
*RST: PNET
<VenueGroup> numeric | UNSPecified | ASSembly | BUSiness | EDUCational |
FAINdustrial | INSTitutional | MERCantile | RESidential |
STORage | UAMisc | VEHicular | OUTDoor
FAINdustrial: factory and industrial
UAMisc: utility and miscellaneous
*RST: UNSP
<VenueType> numeric
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 8
<HESSID> numeric
Homogeneous extended service set identifier
Range: #H0 to #HFFFFFFFFFFFF
*RST: #H102030405
<VenueName> string
String with up to 252 ASCII characters
*RST: R&S
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<MCC> numeric
Mobile country code of 3GPP network reachable via the hotspot
To configure more than one PLMN, use CONFigure:WLAN:
SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN<no> on page 168.
Range: 1 to 999
*RST: 1
<MNC> numeric
Mobile network code of 3GPP network reachable via the hotspot
To configure more than one PLMN, use CONFigure:WLAN:
SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN<no> on page 168.
Range: 1 to 9991)
*RST: 1
<DomainName> string
Domain name of the network operator as string
To configure more than one domain name, use CONFigure:
WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:DNAMe<no>
on page 169.
<OpFrieName> string
Friendly name of the network operator as string
*RST: R&S
Manual operation: See "Access Network Type to Venue Name" on page 64
1)
Depending on the MNC length setting, the maximum is 999 or 99, see CONFigure:
WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:MNDigits on page 169.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSSPar <DownlinkSpeed>,
<UplinkSpeed>, <IPV6AddField>, <IPV4AddField>, <RealmName>,
<EAPType>, <InternetAccess>, <NetAuthTypeInd>
Defines supplementary parameters of the Hotspot 2.0 operation mode.
Parameters:
<DownlinkSpeed> numeric
Range: 0 kbit/s to 300000 kbit/s
*RST: 4000 kbit/s
Default unit: kbit/s
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<UplinkSpeed> numeric
Range: 0 kbit/s to 300000 kbit/s
*RST: 4000 kbit/s
Default unit: kbit/s
<IPV6AddField> ATNavailable | ATAVailable | AATNknown
Indicates whether an IPv6 address can be allocated to the sta-
tion
ATNavailable: address type not available
ATAVailable: address type available
AATNknown: availability of the address type is not known
*RST: ATN
<IPV4AddField> ATNavailable | PIAavailable | PRIaavailabl | SNPiaavailab |
DNPiaavailab | PSNiaavailab | PDNiaavailab | AATNknown
Indicates whether an IPv4 address can be allocated to the sta-
tion
ATNavailable: address type not available
PIAavailable: public IPv4 address available
PRIaavailabl: port-restricted IPv4 address available
SNPiaavailab: single-NATed private IPv4 address available
DNPiaavailab: double-NATed private IPv4 address available
PSNiaavailab: port-restricted and single-NATed IPv4 address
available
PDNiaavailab: port-restricted and double-NATed IPv4 address
available
AATNknown: availability of the address type not known
*RST: PIA
<RealmName> string
Name of reachable NAI realm as string
To configure more than one realm, use CONFigure:WLAN:
SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm<no> on page 169.
*RST: example.org
<EAPType> SIM | TTLS | AKA | APRime | TLS
Supported extensible authorization protocol type
EAP-SIM, EAP-TTLS, EAP-AKA, EAP-AKA' or EAP-TLS
To enable multiple EAP types, use CONFigure:WLAN:
SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm<no> on page 169.
*RST: SIM
<InternetAccess> OFF | ON
Specifies whether the hotspot provides internet access
*RST: OFF
<NetAuthTypeInd> ATConditions | OESupported | HREDirection | DREDirection
Network authentication type
ATConditions: acceptance of terms and conditions
OESupported: on-line enrollment supported
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HREDirection: http/https redirection

DREDirection: DNS redirection
*RST: ATC
Firmware/software: V3.2.70, V3.5.20: EAP type TLS added
Manual operation: See "Downlink Speed to IPv4 Address Field" on page 65
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN<no> <State>, <MCC>,

<MNC>, <NumOfDigits>
Defines a list of 3GPP networks that the hotspot provides service for.
The MCC and MNC of the first PLMN can also be defined via CONFigure:WLAN:
SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSPar on page 165.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..5
List item no
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
Disables/enables the list entry
*RST: Entry 1 ON, other entries OFF
<MCC> integer
Mobile country code
Range: 1 to 999
*RST: 1
<MNC> integer
Mobile network code
Range: Depends on <NumOfDigits>
*RST: 1
<NumOfDigits> TWDigits | THDigits
Length of the MNC
TWDigits: two digits (1 to 99)
THDigits: three digits (1 to 999)
*RST: TWD
Manual operation: See "PLMN" on page 64
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:MNDigits <NumOfDigits>
Defines the length of the MNC of the first PLMN in Hotspot 2.0 operation mode.
Parameters:
<NumOfDigits> TWDigits | THDigits
TWDigits: two digits
THDigits: three digits
*RST: TWD
Manual operation: See "PLMN" on page 64
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:DNAMe<no> <State>, <Name>

Defines a list of domain names of the entity operating the IEEE 802.11 access network.
The first domain name can also be defined via CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:
CONNection:HOTSpot:HSPar on page 165.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..5
List item no
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
<Name> string
Domain name as string
Manual operation: See "Domain Name" on page 65
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm<no> <State>, <Name>,

<Sim>, <TLS>, <TTLS>, <AKA>, <AKAprime>
Defines a list of NAI realms that are reachable via the hotspot.
The first realm can also be defined via CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:
HOTSpot:HSSPar on page 166.
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Suffix: .
<no> 1..5
List item no
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
<Name> string
Realm name as string
<Sim> OFF | ON
Realm supports EAP-SIM
*RST: ON for realm 1, OFF for others
<TLS> OFF | ON
Realm supports EAP-TLS
*RST: OFF
<TTLS> OFF | ON
Realm supports EAP-TTLS
*RST: OFF
<AKA> OFF | ON
Realm supports EAP-AKA
*RST: OFF
<AKAprime> OFF | ON
Realm supports EAP-AKA'
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Realm" on page 66
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:CUTil <StationCount>,
<ChannelUtilization>, <AvailableAdmissionCapacity>
Configures the contents of the BSS load element.
Parameters:
<StationCount> numeric
Number of stations that are currently associated with the BSS
Range: 0 to 65535
*RST: 1
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<ChannelUtilization> numeric
Percentage of time, that the access point sensed the primary
channel was busy
Range: 0 % to 100 %
*RST: 0%
Default unit: %
<AvailAdmCapacity> numeric
Remaining time available via explicit admission control, in units
of 32 μs/s
Range: 0 to 31250
*RST: 31250
Manual operation: See "Station Count, Channel Utilization, Available Admission
Capacity" on page 66
2.5.11.4 Target wake time settings
The following commands configure 802.11ax-specific broadcast target wake time

(TWT) operation.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:ENABle................................................... 171
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:ENABle....................................171
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:FTYPe.....................................172
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:MWDuration............................. 172
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:STIMe..................................... 173
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:TENable.................................. 173
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:ENABle <Enable>
Enables/ disables broadcast target wake time (TWT) operation.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Enable < Broadcast TWT" on page 67
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:ENABle <FlowID>,
<Enable>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:ENABle? <FlowID>
Enables/ disables particular schedule period.
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Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Parameters for setting and query:
<FlowID> integer
Manual operation: See "Enable < TWT Flow ID x" on page 67
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:FTYPe <FlowID>,
<FlowType>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:FTYPe? <FlowID>
Specifies the broadcast TWT flow type for the specified schedule period.
Parameters:
<FlowType> ANNounced | UNANnounced
*RST: ANN
<FlowID> integer
Manual operation: See "Flow Type" on page 67
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:MWDuration <FlowID>,
<MinWakeDuration>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:MWDuration?
<FlowID>
Specifies the minimum wake duration for the specified scheduled period.
Parameters:
<MinWakeDuration> numeric
Range: 0 ms to 100 ms
*RST: 10 ms
<FlowID> integer
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Manual operation: See "Minimum Wake Duration" on page 68
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:STIMe <FlowID>,
<StartTime>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:STIMe? <FlowID>
Specifies the offset of the specified schedule period from beacon.
Parameters:
<StartTime> numeric
Range: 0 ms to 100 ms
*RST: 0 ms
<FlowID> integer
Manual operation: See "Start Offset" on page 68
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:TENable <FlowID>,
<Enable>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:TENable? <FlowID>
Enables/disables the broadcast TWT trigger for the specified schedule period.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
<FlowID> integer
Manual operation: See "Trigger Enabled" on page 68
2.5.11.5 Management and data frame control settings
The following commands configure the management and data frame control of all sup-
ported standards.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MFDef...............................................................174
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:DFDef...................................................175
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField.......................176
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?...............177
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy<index>:MCS.... 178
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation................178
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:
ALLocation..........................................................................................................179
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:CTYPe....179
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:MCS....... 180
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:STReams 180
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MFDef <State>, <Format>, <Rate>

Enables and configures the user-defined frame rate control for management frames.
Parameters:
Disables/enables the user-defined frame rate control
*RST: DIS
<Format> NHT | HTM | VHT | HES | HEM
Selects the frame format
HTM: HT mixed format (HT MF)
HES: high efficiency single-user format (HE SU)
HEM: high efficiency multi-user format (HE MU)
<Rate> D1MBit | D2MBits | C55Mbits | C11Mbits | BR12 | BR34 | QR12 |
QR34 | Q1M12 | Q1M34 | Q6M23 | Q6M34 | MCS | MCS1 |
MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 | MCS7 | MCS8 | MCS9 |
MCS10 | MCS11 | MCS12 | MCS13 | MCS14 | MCS15
Sets the rate
D1MBit: DSSS, 1 Mbit/s
D2MBits: DSSS, 2 Mbit/s
C55Mbits: CCK, 5.5 Mbit/s
C11Mbits: CCK, 11 Mbit/s
BR12: BPSK, 1/2, 6 Mbit/s
QR12: QPSK, 1/2, 12 Mbit/s
Q1M12: 16-QAM, 1/2, 24 Mbit/s
Q1M34: 16-QAM, 3/4, 36 Mbit/s
Q6M23: 64-QAM, 2/3, 48 Mbit/s
Q6M34: 64-QAM, 3/4, 54 Mbit/s
MCS, MCS1,...,MCS15: MCS 0 to MCS 15
*RST: BR12
Firmware/software: V3.5.120, V3.7.30: added HE,
V3.7.60: removed <Format> HTG
Options: R&S CMW-KS651 for 802.11n (HT)
R&S CMW-KS656 for 802.11ac (VHT)
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R&S CMW-KS657 for 802.11ax (HE)

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:DFDef <State>, <Format>,

<ChanBW>, <Rate>[, <GuardInterval>, <LTFType>, <PEDuration>, <CTYPe>,
<Streams>, <STBC>]
Enables and configures the user-defined frame rate control for data frames.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
Disables/enables the user-defined frame rate control
*RST: DIS
<ChanBW> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW160
Channel bandwidth
The value must not exceed the operating channel bandwidth,
see CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth
on page 148.
*RST: BW20
<Rate> D1MBit | D2MBits | C55Mbits | C11Mbits | BR12 | BR34 | QR12 |
QR34 | Q1M12 | Q1M34 | Q6M23 | Q6M34 | MCS | MCS1 |
MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 | MCS7 | MCS8 | MCS9 |
MCS10 | MCS11 | MCS12 | MCS13 | MCS14 | MCS15
See rate list in CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:
MFDef
*RST: BR12
<GuardInterval> LONG | SHORt | GI08 | GI16 | GI32
SHORt, LONG: short or long guard interval (up to 802.11ac)
GI08, GI16, GI32: 0.8 μs, 1.6 μs, and 3.2 μs guard interval dura-
tions (for 802.11ax)
<LTFType> X1 | X2 | X4
1x HE-LTF, 2x HE-LTF, 4x HE-LTF for 802.11ax
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<PEDuration> PE0 | PE4 | PE8 | PE12 | PE16 | AUTO

PEx: additional receive processing time of x μs signaled in
packet extension (PE) field (only for 802.11ax)
AUTO: automatic setting based on the reported DUTs capabili-
ties
<CTYPe> LDPC | BCC
Coding type (for 802.11ax - VHT, HE_SU, HE_MU frames only):
low density parity check or binary convolution code
*RST: LDPC
<Streams> STR1 | STR2
Number of streams
*RST: STR1
<STBC> OFF | ON
Enables / disables space time block coding (STBC). If disabled,
spatial multiplexing is used.
*RST: OFF
Firmware/software: V3.5.120, V3.7.30: added <Format> for HE, <ChanBW>
BW160, <GuardInterval> GI08, GI16, GI32, <LTFType>,
<PEDuration>, <CTYPe>, V3.7.40: added <Streams>,
V3.7.60: removed <Format> HTG, added <STBC>
V3.7.70: added support of LDPC <CTYPe> also for VHT and
HE_MU frames, V3.8.20: added <s>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField
<CH20_Index>, <Subfield>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField?
<CH20_Index>
Sets 8-bit indices for resource unit (RU) allocation for the selected channel. The
<Subfield> parameter specifies the number of RUs, their position and size. Refer to
IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table 27-26, RU allocation subfield.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
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Parameters:
<Subfield> A000 | A001 | A002 | A003 | A004 | A005 | A006 | A007 | A008 |
A009 | A010 | A011 | A012 | A013 | A014 | A015 | A016 | A024 |
A032 | A040 | A048 | A056 | A064 | A072 | A080 | A088 | A096 |
A112 | A113 | A114 | A115 | A116 | A120 | A128 | A192 | A200 |
A208 | A216 | A224
*RST: A192
<CH20_Index> CHA1 | CHA2 | CHA3 | CHA4
Manual operation: See "20 MHz Channel Settings (HE_MU frame only)"
on page 74
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?
<CH20_Index>
Queries the allocation state and size of an entire 20MHz block for the specified chan-
nel.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Query parameters:
Return values:
{<1_RU1> OFF | USR1 | DMY1 | DMY2 | DMY3
User mapping for to the corresponding RU (no user, user 1 or
dummy user)
<2_Size1>}.. T26 | T52 | T106 | T242 | T484 | T996 | T2X9
RU size: 26-, 52-, 106-, 242-, 484, 996-tone RU, 2x996-tone RU
..{<17_RU9> OFF | USR1 | DMY1 | DMY2 | DMY3
<18_Size9>} T26 | T52 | T106 | T242 | T484 | T996 | T2X9
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "20 MHz Channel Settings (HE_MU frame only)"
on page 74
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DUMMy<index>:MCS <MCS_Index>
Sets the modulation and coding scheme for the corresponding dummy user.
Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
Dummy user selection
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<MCS_Index> MCS | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 | MCS7 |
*RST: MCS
Manual operation: See "Users and Dummies (HE_MU frame only)" on page 74
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation
<CH20_Index>, <RU_Index>, <AllocState>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation?
<CH20_Index>, <RU_Index>
Configures allocations for specified channel and resource unit (RU). Maps a user to the
RU, sets the size of allocation.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<AllocState> OFF | USR1 | DMY1 | DMY2 | DMY3
User mapping for to the selected RU
<RU_Index> RU1 | RU2 | RU3 | RU4 | RU5 | RU6 | RU7 | RU8 | RU9
Resource unit selection
Return values:
<Size> T26 | T52 | T106 | T242 | T484 | T996 | T2X9
*RST: T242
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Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.7.50: changed <Size> default value
V3.8.20: added <s>
ALLocation <CH20_Index>, <RU_Index>
Configures allocations for the user in HE MU PPDU. Maps the user to a resource unit
(RU).
Suffix: .
<index> 1
User
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
*RST: CHA1
*RST: RU1
CTYPe <CodingType>
Selects the coding type related to a user for HE MU PPDU.
Suffix: .
<index> 1
User
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<CodingType> LDPC | BCC
*RST: LDPC
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MCS <MCS_Index>
Sets the modulation and coding scheme for user 1 (user data assigned to the DUT).
Suffix: .
<index> 1
User
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
MCS, MCS1,...,MCS11: MCS 0, MCS 1 to MCS 11
*RST: MCS
STReams <streams>
Sets the number of streams used by the user for MIMO connections.
Suffix: .
<index> 1
User
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<streams> STR1 | STR2
One or two streams
*RST: STR1
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R&S CMW-KS670
2.5.11.6 Trigger frame control settings
The following commands configure the trigger frame control of all supported standards.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:APTXpower?............................................181
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW..................................................... 182
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CSR........................................................ 182
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:CTYP.......................................... 182
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:DCM........................................... 183
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:GILT........................................................ 183
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:LDPC...................................................... 183
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:MCS........................................... 184
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MLTF.......................................................184
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:NOFSymbols............................................184
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:NSS............................................ 185
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:RUAL.......................................... 185
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:SSS?.......................................... 186
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:SSTX...................................................... 187
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSMode.................................... 187
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSSi?....................................... 188
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TSRControl..................................188
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TTYP.......................................................189
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXEN...................................................... 189
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXP.........................................................189
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:APTXpower?
Specifies the value of "AP TX Power" the R&S CMW signals via a trigger frame.
Return values:
<int_value> decimal
Range: 0 to 60
<dBm_value> decimal
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "AP Tx Power" on page 78
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW <Bandwidth>
Specifies the channel bandwidth of the HE TB PPDU.
Parameters:
<Bandwidth> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW160
*RST: BW20
Manual operation: See "Bandwidth" on page 77
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CSR <Required>
Specifies, whether the check of medium status is required before responding.
Parameters:
<Required> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.7.50: reset value changed
Manual operation: See "CS Required" on page 77
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:CTYP <Type>
Specifies the coding used by the HE TB PPDU.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<Type> BCC | LDPC
*RST: LDPC
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.8.20: added <s>,
V4.0.20: changed reset value
Manual operation: See "Coding Type" on page 78
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:DCM <DCM>
Specifies whether the HE TB response uses dual carrier modulation (DCM).
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<DCM> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "DCM" on page 78
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:GILT <GI_LTF>
Specifies the guard interval and LTF type of the HE TB PPDU.
For CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MLTF MASK, the value "1x
HE-LTF + 1.6 µs GI" is not supported.
Parameters:
<GI_LTF> L116 | L216 | L432
LTF type and corresponding GI:
L116: 1x HE-LTF + 1.6 µs GI
*RST: L432
Manual operation: See "GI and LTF" on page 77
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:LDPC <Extra_symbol>
Specifies the support of LDPC extra symbol segment.
Parameters:
<Extra_symbol> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
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Manual operation: See "LDPC Extra Symbol" on page 77
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:MCS <MCS>
Specifies the modulation and coding scheme (MCS) used by the HE TB PPDU.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<MCS> MCS | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 | MCS7 |
*RST: MCS
Manual operation: See "MCS" on page 78
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MLTF <MU_MIMO_LTF>
Sets MU-MIMO long training fields (LTF).
Parameters:
<MU_MIMO_LTF> SING | MASK
SING: single stream pilots
MASK: mask LTF sequence of each spatial stream by a distinct
orthogonal code
*RST: SING
Manual operation: See "MU-MIMO LTF" on page 77
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:NOFSymbols <NumOfSymbols>
Specifies the length of the HE TB PPDU.
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Parameters:
<NumOfSymbols> integer
Range: 1 to 330
*RST: 100
Default unit: symbol
Firmware/software: V3.7.40, V3.7.50: reset value changed
Manual operation: See "Number of Symbols" on page 77
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:NSS <Number_SS>
Sets the number of HE TB PPDU spatial streams.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<Number_SS> integer
Range: 1 to 8
*RST: 1
Manual operation: See "Number of Spatial Streams" on page 78
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:RUAL <RU_allocation>[,
<channel_80MHz>]
Specifies the RU used by the HE TB PPDU. Refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table
9-29i B7–B1 of the RU Allocation subfield.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
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Parameters:
<RU_allocation> RU0 | RU1 | RU2 | RU3 | RU4 | RU5 | RU6 | RU7 | RU8 | RU9 |
RU10 | RU11 | RU12 | RU13 | RU14 | RU15 | RU16 | RU17 |
RU66 | RU67 | RU68 | OFF
"OFF": No resource unit for the specified station is allocated
"RUx": Bits 7 to 1 of the RU allocation subfield, see table below.
<Channel_80MHz> PRIMary | SECondary
For RU67 and RU68 applying 160 MHz channel, sets the bit 0 of
the RU allocation subfield that indicates primary 80 MHz or sec-
ondary 80 MHz channel.
V3.8.20: added <s>, <Channel_80MHz> and
<RU_allocation> OFF
Manual operation: See "RU Allocation" on page 78
Table 2-9: The encoding of B7–B1 of the RU allocation subfield
RU size 20 MHz 20 MHz 20 MHz 20 MHz
26-tone 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
52-tone 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52
106-tone 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
242-tone 61 62 63 64
484-tone 65 66
996-tone 67
2x 996- 68
tone
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:SSS?
Sets the starting spatial stream for the HE TB PPDU.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
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Return values:
<Starting_SS> decimal
Range: 1 to 8
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Starting Spatial Stream" on page 78
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:SSTX
Transmits the trigger frame once.
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Trigger Frame Transmission" on page 79
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSMode <Mode>
Specifies the trigger frame power control mode.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<Mode> AUTO | MANual | MAXPower
AUTO: AP_TX_Power and Target_RSSI calculated automati-
cally
MAN: The value Target RSSI Control defines adjustment to the
Target_RSSI calculation
MAXP: Sets the Target_RSSI to 127, the UE transmits the HE
TB PPDU at maximum Tx power
*RST: AUTO
Manual operation: See "Target RSSI" on page 79
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSSi?
Specifies the expected Rx power of HE TB PPDU transmission as a response to trig-
ger frame.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<int_value> decimal
Target_RSSI index
0 to 90: map to -110 dBm to -20 dBm
91-126: reserved
127: station is commanded to transmit at maximum power for
the assigned MCS
Range: 0 to 127
<dBm_value> decimal
Target_RSSI value
Range: -110 dBm to -20 dBm
Usage: Query only
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TSRControl <pwr_dB>
Specifies the value Target RSSI Control for adjustment to the Target_RSSI. This
parameter is only relevant in manual mode for target RSSI calculation.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<pwr_dB> integer
*RST: 0 dB
Firmware/software: V3.7.40, V3.7.50: range extended, V3.8.20: added <s>
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TTYP <Type>
Specifies the trigger type as specified in the Common Info field.
Parameters:
<Type> BTR | BRP | MRTS | BSRP | BQRP
BTR: Basic Trigger
BRP: Beamforming Report Poll
MRTS: MU-RTS
BSRP: Buffer Status Report Poll
BQRP: Bandwidth Query Report Poll
*RST: BTR
Manual operation: See "Trigger Type" on page 76
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXEN <State>
Enables/ disables the periodical trigger frame.
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXP <Interval>
Sets the interval for periodical trigger frame.
Parameters:
<Interval> integer
Range: 1 to 10E+3
*RST: 100
Default unit: ms
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2.5.11.7 Security settings
The following commands configure connection settings for WLAN security.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:EAKA:KALGo.......................................190
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ENCRyption.........................................191
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTONe....................................... 191
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTHree.....................................191
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTWo....................................... 192
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:GTRansform........................................ 192
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:HASHtoelem........................................ 193
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PASSphrase........................................ 193
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PKEY.................................................. 194
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PMF....................................................194
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:ICONf................................... 194
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:MODE...................................195
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:PNUMber.............................. 195
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:SKEY....................................195
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:TYPE.................................................. 196
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:EAKA:KALGo <Ki>, <Opc>,

<Rand>, <Algorithm>
Configures EAP-AKA on the internal RADIUS server.
Parameters:
<Ki> string
Secret key as string with 32 hexadecimal digits
*RST: 000102030405060708090a0b0c0d0e0f
<Opc> string
Operator variant key as string with 32 hexadecimal digits
*RST: 00000000000000000000000000000000
<Rand> string
Random number as string with 32 hexadecimal digits
*RST: 00000000000000000000000000000000
<Algorithm> MILenage | XOR
Authentication algorithm to be used
*RST: XOR
Manual operation: See "EAP-AKA" on page 82
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ENCRyption <Encryption type>

Sets the encryption type for AP operation mode, if WPA, WPA2, or WPA3 personal
security mode is selected.
Parameters:
<Encryption type> AES | TKIP | DISabled | GCMP
AES: AES basd CCMP-128 with PSK (for WPA2)
TKIP: TKIP with PSK (for WPA)
DISabled: encryption not used
GCMP: CCMP-128 with SAE and PMF (WPA3)
V4.0.20: added GCMP
Manual operation: See "Encryption Type" on page 80
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTONe <Rand>, <Sres>,

<Kc>
Defines the first triplet for EAP-SIM authentication (internal RADIUS server).
Parameters:
<Rand> string
Random challenge as string with 32 hexadecimal digits
*RST: 55555555555555555555555555555555
<Sres> string
Signed response as string with 8 hexadecimal digits
*RST: 55545756
<Kc> string
Ciphering key as string with 16 hexadecimal digits
*RST: 0000000000000000
Manual operation: See "EAP-SIM" on page 81
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTHree <Rand>,
<Sres>, <Kc>
Defines the third triplet for EAP-SIM authentication (internal RADIUS server).
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Parameters:
<Rand> string
*RST: 33333333333333333333333333333333
<Sres> string
*RST: 33323130
<Kc> string
*RST: 0000000000000000
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTWo <Rand>, <Sres>,

<Kc>
Defines the second triplet for EAP-SIM authentication (internal RADIUS server).
Parameters:
<Rand> string
*RST: 44444444444444444444444444444444
<Sres> string
*RST: 44454647
<Kc> string
*RST: 0000000000000000
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:GTRansform
<group_transform>
Specifies the group transform for WPA3 personal security mode.
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Parameters:
<group_transform> ECP256 | ECP384
256-bit ECP or 384-bit ECP
Manual operation: See "Common Settings > Group Transform" on page 81
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:HASHtoelem <mode>
Selects authentication and key management mechanism supported by the R&S CMW:
Parameters:
<mode> HUNT | H2E | BOTH
HUNT: hunting-and-pecking negotiated in SAE exchange
H2E:SAE hash-to-element is mandatory for WPA3 and for SAE
in 6 GHz band
BOTH: the R&S CMW supports both techniques
*RST: BOTH
Manual operation: See "SAE H2E Support" on page 80
V4.0.20
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PASSphrase <SecurityType>[,
<Passphrase>]
Selects the WLAN security mechanism to be used and defines the passphrase for
WPA/WPA2/WPA3 personal.
For supported values depending on operation mode, see Table 2-3.
Parameters:
<SecurityType> DISabled | AUTO | WPERsonal | WENTerprise | W2Personal |
W2ENterprise | OWE | W3Personal | W3ENterprise
DISabled: no security (only for the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands)
AUTO: automatic selection of any supported security type
WPERsonal: WPA personal
WENTerprise: WPA enterprise
W2Personal: WPA2 personal
W2ENterprise: WPA2 enterprise
OWE: opportunistic wireless encryption with protected manage-
ment frames (PMF)
W3Personal: WPA3 personal
W3ENterprise: WPA3 enterprise
*RST: DIS
<Passphrase> string
Passphrase for AP operation mode as a string, 1 to 63 charac-
ters
*RST: "12345678"
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Firmware/software: V3.7.10, V3.7.20: <Passphrase> length extended,
V4.0.20:added <SecurityType> OWE, W3Personal, W3ENter-
prise
Manual operation: See "Common Settings > Passphrase" on page 81
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PKEY <key_mode>[,
<private_key>]
Sets the private security key for WPA3 personal as a string, 1 to 63 characters.
Parameters:
<key_mode> RANDom | FIXed
RAND: private key assigned automatically
FIX: private key assigned manually via <private_key>
*RST: RAND
<private_key> string
*RST: 123.456789012346E+60
Manual operation: See "Common Settings > Passphrase" on page 81
V4.0.20
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PMF <protection>
Selects, whether the protection management frames are unsupported, supported or
required.
This parameter applies to WPA2, WPA3 in AP operation mode.
Parameters:
<protection> UNSupported | SUPPorted | REQuired
*RST: UNS
Manual operation: See "Protection Management Frame" on page 80
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:ICONf <IPfirstPart>,
<IPsecondPart>, <IPthirdPart>, <IPfourthPart>
Sets the IPv4 address of an external RADIUS server.
Parameters:
<B1>,...,<B4> integer
Parts of the address <B1>.<B2>.<B3>.<B4>
Range: 0 to 255 (each octet)
*RST: 172, 22, 1, 222
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Manual operation: See "IP Address / Port Number / Shared Key" on page 82
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:MODE <Mode>
Selects the RADIUS server mode for WPA/WPA2 enterprise.
Parameters:
<Mode> INTernal | EXTernal
Manual operation: See "Mode" on page 81
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:PNUMber <number>
Sets the UDP port number of an external RADIUS server.
Parameters:
<number> integer
Range: 1 to 65535
*RST: 1812
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:SKEY <string>
Sets the shared key of an external RADIUS server.
Parameters:
<string> string
Shared key as string
*RST: test12345
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:TYPE <SecurityType>,
<endPart>
Selects the WLAN security mechanism to be used and defines the last character of the
passphrase for WPA/WPA2/WPA3 personal.
For supported values depending on operation mode, see Table 2-3.
Parameters:
<SecurityType> DISabled | AUTO | WPERsonal | WENTerprise | W2Personal |
W2ENterprise | OWE | W3Personal | W3ENterprise
DISabled: no security (only for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands)
AUTO: automatic selection of any supported security type (sta-
tion mode only)
WPERsonal: WPA personal (only for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
bands)
WENTerprise: WPA enterprise (only for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
bands)
W2Personal: WPA2 personal (only for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
bands)
W2ENterprise: WPA2 enterprise (only for the 2.4 GHz and
5 GHz bands)
OWE: opportunistic wireless encryption (only for 6 GHz band)
W3Personal: WPA3 personal (all bands)
W3ENterprise: WPA3 enterprise (all bands)
*RST: DIS
<endPart> string
Last passphrase character as string
Firmware/software: V3.0.20, V3.2.10: WENTerprise, W2Personal, W2ENterprise,
V4.0.20: added OWE, W3Personal, W3ENterprise
Manual operation: See "Mode" on page 80
2.5.11.8 QoS data settings
The following commands configure quality of service (QoS) settings.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BLACk..........................................196
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:ETOE....................................................... 197
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:PRIoritiz.................................................... 197
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BARMethod.................................. 197
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:TIDentifier.....................................................................198
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BLACk <TID0>, <TID1>,

<TID2>, <TID3>, <TID4>, <TID5>, <TID6>, <TID7>
Enables/ disables a block ack session per TID (8 values).
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Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<TID0> ... <TID7> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
Example: See Configuring the packet generator
Manual operation: See "Enable Block Ack" on page 84
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:ETOE <TID>
Sets the TID value to be used for the end-to-end connection using DAU.
Parameters:
<TID> TID0 | TID1 | TID2 | TID3 | TID4 | TID5 | TID6 | TID7
*RST: TID0
Example: See Configuring DAU parameters
Manual operation: See "QoS Data TID" on page 83
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:PRIoritiz <mode>
Prioritization mode selects the transmission sequence.
● Round-robin schedules equal transmission time to each TID
● TID priority selection prioritizes the transmission of highest TID values
● Automatic selection
Parameters:
<mode> ROURobin | TIDPriority | AUTO
*RST: ROUR
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.8.20: added AUTO
Manual operation: See "Prioritization Mode" on page 83
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BARMethod <method>
Specifies the method used to request a BlockAck frame from the DUT
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
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Parameters:
<method> IMPBar | EXPBar | MUBar
Implicit, explicit or multi-user block acknowledgment request
Manual operation: See "BAR Method" on page 83
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:TIDentifier <TID>
Sets the TID value to be used for PER measurements.
Parameters:
*RST: TID0
Example: See Configuring a PER measurement
2.5.11.9 A-MPDU settings
The following command configures aggregate MPDUs (A-MPDU).
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:AMPDu <Enable>, <Multi_TID>,

<MaxLength>
Configures aggregate MPDUs (A-MPDU).
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Parameters:
<Enable> DISable | ENABle
Enables/ disables the A-MPDUs
*RST: ENAB
<Multi_TID> DISable | ENABle
Enables/ disables multi-TID A-MPDU
*RST: DIS
<MaxLength> integer
The maximal length of entire A-MPDU
Range: 50 to 131.071E+3
*RST: 131.071E+3
Default unit: byte
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Manual operation: See "TX Enable" on page 84
2.5.11.10 EDCA settings
The following command configures enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) for
aggregate MPDUs.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBE......................................................199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBK......................................................199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVI.......................................................199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVO..................................................... 199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBE..................................................200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBK..................................................200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVI...................................................200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVO................................................. 200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBE <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,

<ECWmax>, <TXOPlim>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBK <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,
<ECWmax>, <TXOPlim>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVI <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,
<ECWmax>, <TXOPlim>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVO <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,
<ECWmax>, <TXOPlim>
Configures the record fields of EDCA parameter set.
Parameters:
<AIFSN> integer
Arbitration inter-frame space number
Range: 2 to 15
*RST: See table below
<ECWmin> integer
Minimal contention window
Range: 0 to 15
<ECWmax> integer
Maximal contention window
Range: 0 to 15
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<TXOPlim> integer
Transmission opportunity limit
Range: 0 to 255
Example: SeeConfiguring connection settings
Manual operation: See "EDCA Parameter Set" on page 85
Table 2-10: Default values
Access class AISFN ECWmin ECWmax TXOP limit
AC_BK 7 4 10 79
AC_BE 3 4 10 79
AC_VI 2 1 4 128
AC_VO 2 0 1 65
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBE <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,

<ECWmax>, <timer>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBK <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,
<ECWmax>, <timer>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVI <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,
<ECWmax>, <timer>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVO <AIFSN>, <ECWmin>,
<ECWmax>, <timer>
Configures the record fields of MU EDCA parameter set.
Parameters:
<AIFSN> integer
Arbitration inter-frame space number. Zero disables channel
access.
Range: 0, 2 to 15
<ECWmin> integer
Minimal contention window
Range: 0 to 15
<ECWmax> integer
Maximal contention window
Range: 0 to 15
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<timer> integer
MU EDCA timer
Range: 1 to 255
Default unit: 8x TUs (8x 1024 µs)
Manual operation: See "MU EDCA Parameter Set" on page 86
Table 2-11: Default values
Access class AISFN ECWmin ECWmax MU EDCA timer
AC_BK 0 4 10 15
AC_BE 0 4 10 15
AC_VI 0 1 4 15
AC_VO 0 0 1 15
2.5.12 Trigger settings
The following commands define the generated trigger signal.

TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe.............................................................. 201
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BW................................................................... 202
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:DSMLength....................................................... 203
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:OFMLength....................................................... 203
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE................................................. 204
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue................................................. 204
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RATE................................................................ 204
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RREStriction...................................................... 205
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:CTDelay............................................................205
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:STReams.......................................................... 205
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:SLOPe.............................................................. 206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:SLOPe.............................................................. 206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE................................................. 206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue..................................................206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe <Type>
Defines for which bursts a trigger pulse is generated for the RX frame trigger signal.
Note that the trigger pulse is generated only for bursts matching the specified trigger
bandwidth and trigger rate.
Refer to:
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Parameters:
<Type> ABURsts | OBURsts | DCBursts | NHTBursts | HTBursts |
VHTBursts | HESBursts
ABURsts
All received bursts result in an RX frame trigger pulse.
OBURsts
Only OFDM bursts with the configured minimum length result in
an RX frame trigger pulse.
DCBursts
Only DSSS/CCK bursts with the configured minimum length
result in an RX frame trigger pulse.
NHTBursts
Only non-HT bursts with the configured minimum length result in
HTBursts
Only HT bursts with the configured minimum length result in an
RX frame trigger pulse.
VHTBursts
Only VHT bursts with the configured minimum length result in an
RX frame trigger pulse.
HESBursts
Only HE SU bursts with the configured minimum length result in
*RST: ABUR
Example: See Configuring trigger signals
Firmware/software: V3.2.11, V3.7.30: added NHTBursts, HTBursts, VHTBursts,
HESBursts
Options: An SUA required for NHTBursts, HTBursts, VHTBursts, HES-
Bursts
Manual operation: See "RX Format" on page 90
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BW <TriggerBandwidth>
Defines for which bandwidth of received bursts a trigger pulse is generated for the RX
frame trigger signal.
Parameters:
<TriggerBandwidth> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW160 | ALL | ON | OFF
BWx: RX frame trigger signal generated for the received bursts
with the bandwidth of x MHz
ALL: RX frame trigger signal generated for all bandwidths
ON: RX frame trigger signal switched on
OFF: RX frame trigger signal switched off
*RST: ALL
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Manual operation: See "RX Bandwidth" on page 91
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:DSMLength <Mode>[, <Length>]

Defines the minimum length for the RX frame trigger mode DSSS/CCK Bursts, see
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe.
Parameters:
<Mode> DEFault | UDEFined
DEFault: automatically calculated value
UDEFined: configured <Length>
*RST: DEF
<Length> numeric
Minimum number of bytes for UDEFined mode
Range: 16 to 1500
*RST: 299
Default unit: byte
Manual operation: See " Min Length: DSSS or OFDM Payload" on page 91
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:OFMLength <Mode>[, <Length>]

Defines the minimum length for the all OFDM RX frame trigger modes (all modes
except All Bursts and DSSS/CCK Bursts), see TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:
MACFrame:BTYPe.
Parameters:
<Mode> DEFault | UDEFined
DEFault: automatically calculated value
UDEFined: configured <Length>
*RST: DEF
<Length> numeric
Range: 1 to 1500
*RST: 16
Manual operation: See " Min Length: DSSS or OFDM Payload" on page 91
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TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE <PulseLengthMode>
Configures the length of generated RX MAC frame trigger pulses.
Parameters:
<PulseLengthMode> DEFault | UDEFined
DEFault
The pulse length is 1 µs.
UDEFined
The pulse length is specified via TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:
RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue on page 204.
*RST: DEFault
Manual operation: See " Pulse Length" on page 93
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue <PulseLengthVal>
Sets the pulse length for the mode UDEFined of the RX frame trigger, see TRIGger:
WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE on page 204.
Parameters:
<PulseLengthVal> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 1E-6 s to 0.01 s
*RST: 1E-6 s
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RATE <TriggerRate>
Defines for which rate of received bursts a trigger pulse is generated for the RX frame
trigger signal.
Parameters:
<TriggerRate> BR12 | QR12 | QR34 | Q1M12 | Q1M34 | Q6M23 | Q6M34 |
BR34 | MCS0 | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 |
MCS7 | D1MBit | D2MBits | C55Mbits | C11Mbits | MCS8 |
ALL | ON | OFF
D1MBit: DSSS, 1 Mbit/s
D2MBits: DSSS, 2 Mbit/s
C55Mbits: CCK, 5.5 Mbit/s
C11Mbits: CCK, 11 Mbit/s
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Q1M12: 16-QAM, 1/2, 24 Mbit/s
Q1M34: 16-QAM, 3/4, 36 Mbit/s
Q6M23: 64-QAM, 2/3, 48 Mbit/s
Q6M34: 64-QAM, 3/4, 54 Mbit/s
ALL: RX frame trigger signal generated for all rates
ON: RX frame trigger signal switched on
OFF: RX frame trigger signal switched off
*RST: ALL
Manual operation: See "RX Rate" on page 91
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RREStriction <enable>
Enables or disables the rate control of the DUT.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Rate Restriction" on page 91
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:CTDelay <DelayType>
Sets the trigger delay type burst (automatic configuration) or constant delay of 200 µs
for RX frame trigger, OFDM.
Parameters:
<DelayType> BURSt | CONStant
Manual operation: See "Delay" on page 91
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:STReams <SpatialStreams>
Sets the spatial streams for RX frame trigger for MIMO connections.
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Parameters:
<SpatialStreams> ALL | STR1 | STR2 | ON | OFF
Both streams, stream 1, or stream 2 used for the trigger signal
*RST: ALL
Firmware/software: V3.7.60, V4.0.20: changed reset value
Manual operation: See "RX Space Time Streams" on page 91
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:SLOPe <TrigSlope>
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:SLOPe <TrigSlope>
MAC frames.
Parameters:
<TrigSlope> REDGe | FEDGe
*RST: REDGe
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.0.10 RX MAC frame trigger
Manual operation: See "Trigger Slope" on page 90
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE <PulseLengthMode>
Configures the length of generated TX MAC frame trigger pulses.
Parameters:
<PulseLengthMode> DEFault | BLENgth | UDEFined
DEFault
The pulse length is 1 µs.
BLENgth
The pulse length equals the burst length.
UDEFined
The pulse length is specified via TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:
TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue on page 206.
*RST: DEFault
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.0.20: BLENgth added
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue <PulseLengthVal>
Sets the pulse length for the mode UDEFined of the TX frame trigger, see TRIGger:
WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE on page 206.
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Parameters:
<PulseLengthVal> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 1E-6 s to 0.01 s
*RST: 1E-6 s
2.5.13 Packet generator
The following commands configure the IP packet generator.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:CONFig.......................................................... 207
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:DESTination....................................................208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:PROTocol....................................................... 208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:IPVersion........................................................ 208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:UPORts.......................................................... 209
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:CONFig <State>, <Interval>,

<PayloadSize>, <PayloadType>[, <TID>]
Configures the packet generator.
Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
Disables/enables the packet generator
*RST: OFF
<Interval> integer
Time interval between packet transmissions in units of 1024 μs
Range: 0 to 10E+3
*RST: 100
<PayloadSize> integer
Payload size of generated packets in bytes
Range: 0 to 1472
*RST: 500
<PayloadType> DEFault | AZERoes | AONes | BP01 | BP10 | PRANdom
Bit sequence to be transmitted as payload
DEFault: an implementation-specific default pattern
AZERoes: all zeroes
AONes: all ones
BP01: bit pattern 010101...
BP10: bit pattern 101010...
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PRANdom: a pseudo-random bit sequence

*RST: DEF
TID signaled by the packet generator
*RST: TID0
Firmware/software: V3.0.10, V3.2.40: added AONes, BP01, BP10, PRANdom
V3.7.20: interval extended, V3.7.30: added <index>, <TID>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:DESTination <station>
Specifies the STA to which the packets are addressed to. This parameter is visible, if
Multi STA is enabled.
Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
Parameters:
<station> STA1 | STA2 | STA3
*RST: STA1
Manual operation: See "Destination" on page 96
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:PROTocol <Type>
Sets the protocol of the packet generator.
Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
Parameters:
<Type> ICMP | UDP
*RST: ICMP
Firmware/software: V3.0.20, V3.7.30: added <index>
Manual operation: See "Protocol" on page 95
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:IPVersion <Version>
Sets the IP version to be used for generating packets.
Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
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Parameters:
<Version> IV4 | IV6
*RST: IV4
Manual operation: See "IP Version" on page 95
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:UPORts <SourcePort>,
<DestinationPort>
Sets the source and destination ports for the UDP protocol.
Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
Parameters:
<SourcePort> integer
Range: 0 to 65535
*RST: 3001
<DestinationPort> integer
Range: 0 to 65535
*RST: 3002
Manual operation: See "UDP Source/Destination Port" on page 96
2.5.14 IP interface parameters
The following commands configure the IPv4/v6 stacks built into the WLAN signaling
application.
The settings are only relevant for instruments without DAU.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:IVSupport.......................................................... 209
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:CMW........................................... 210
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:STA<s>........................................ 210
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:GATeway...................................... 211
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:SMASk......................................................... 211
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:DNS............................................. 211
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:DHCP..................................................................... 212
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVSix:PREFix......................................................................212
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:IVSupport <version>
Defines the required IP version support.
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Parameters:
<version> IV4 | IV6 | IV4V6
IPv4 only, IPv6 only, or both
*RST: IV4V6
Example: See Configuring IP settings
Options: R&S CMW-KA100
Manual operation: See "IP Version Support" on page 94
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:CMW <First>, <Sec>,

<Third>, <Fourth>
Defines the static IP V4 address of the R&S CMW. The setting is relevant for instru-
ments without a DAU.
Parameters:
<Octet1>, <Octet2>, integer
<Octet3>, <Octet4> Address <Octet1>.<Octet2>.<Octet3>.<Octet4>
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 100, 100, 100, 50
Manual operation: See "IPv4 Interface" on page 94
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:STA<s> <FirstNumber>,
<SecNumber>, <ThirdNumber>, <FourthNumber>
Defines the static IP V4 address of the DUT. The setting is only relevant for access
point and instruments without a DAU.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..4
Station No.
Parameters:
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 100, 100, 100, 10
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:GATeway <First>, <Sec>,

<Third>, <Fourth>
Provides the IPv4 address of the default gateway.
The setting is relevant for instruments without DAU.
Parameters:
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 100, 100, 100, 1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:SMASk <FirstOctet>, <SecondOctet>,

<ThirdOctet>, <FourthOctet>
Specifies the subnet mask of the built-in IPv4 stack.
Parameters:
<Octet3>, <Octet4> Mask <Octet1>.<Octet2>.<Octet3>.<Octet4>
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 255, 255, 255, 0
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:DNS <First>, <Sec>,

<Third>, <Fourth>
Provides the IPv4 address of a DNS server to the built-in IPv4 stack.
Parameters:
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 10, 0, 2, 166
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:DHCP <Activate>
Enables or disables the built-in DHCP server.
The setting is relevant for station mode, with or without a DAU.
This setting is not relevant for AP mode.
Parameters:
<Activate> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVSix:PREFix <Prefix>
Defines the IPv6 prefix of the built-in IPv6 stack.
Parameters:
<Prefix> string
IPv6 prefix as string
*RST: fc01:abab:cdcd:efe0::
2.5.15 Data end-to-end
The following commands are related to an internal or external data application unit
(DAU).
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:IRList:IPRaddress<n>.................................................. 212
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:DUIP.......................................................................... 213
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:ENABle...................................................................... 214
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NSEGment................................................................. 214
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NID............................................................................ 214
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:IRList:IPRaddress<n> <State>, <Ip4_1>,

<Ip4_2>, <Ip4_3>, <Ip4_4>, <Ip4Netmask>, <Ip6Prefix>, <Ip6Netmask>
Configures an entry of the routes list. The routes list defines destination addresses for
which the DAU routes packets to the DUT.
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Suffix: .
<n> 1..5
Entry number
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
Entry disabled or enabled
*RST: OFF
<Ip4_1> integer
First octet of the IPv4 destination address
Range: 0 to 255
<Ip4_2> integer
Second octet
Range: 0 to 255
<Ip4_3> integer
Third octet
Range: 0 to 255
<Ip4_4> integer
Fourth octet
Range: 0 to 255
<Ip4Netmask> integer
Number of subnet bits for the IPv4 address
Range: 1 to 32
<Ip6Prefix> string
IPv6 prefix as string, for example "fc01:abab:cdcd:efe0::"
<Ip6Netmask> integer
Number of subnet bits for the IPv6 address
Range: 1 to 128
Manual operation: See "IP Routes List" on page 97
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:DUIP <State>, <FirstNumber>, <SecNumber>,

<ThirdNumber>, <FourthNumber>
Allows you to specify the IPv4 address that the DAU assigns to the DUT via DHCP.
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
Disables/enables the IP address configuration
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<Octet1>,<Octet2>, integer
<Octet3>,<Octet4> Address <Octet1>.<Octet2>.<Octet3>.<Octet4>
Range: 0 to 255
*RST: 100, 100, 100, 10
Manual operation: See "Set DAU DHCP Response IP Address, IP Address (DHCP
Response)" on page 97
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:ENABle <ExternalDau>
Enables usage of an external DAU.
Parameters:
<ExternalDau> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Use External DAU" on page 98
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NSEGment <SegmentNumber>
Specifies the network segment of the instrument where the external DAU is installed.
Parameters:
<SegmentNumber> A|B|C
*RST: A
Manual operation: See "IP Set of External DAU" on page 98
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NID <NodeId>
Specifies the subnet node ID of the instrument where the external DAU is installed.
Parameters:
<NodeId> integer
Range: 1 to 254
*RST: 1
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Manual operation: See "IP Set of External DAU" on page 98
2.5.16 Message monitoring
The following commands are related to message logging with R&S CMWmars.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:ENABle................................................................ 215
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:IPADdress............................................................ 215
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:ENABle <Enable>
Enables or disables message monitoring for the WLAN signaling application.
Parameters:
<Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Example: See Configuring message monitoring
Manual operation: See "Add WLAN Signaling to Logging PC" on page 99
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:IPADdress <Index>
Selects the IP address to which signaling messages are sent for message monitoring.
The address pool is configured globally via
CONFigure:BASE:MMONitor:IPADdress<n>.
A query returns both the current index and the resulting IP address.
Parameters:
<Index> IP1 | IP2 | IP3
Address pool index
Return values:
<IPAddress> string
Used IP address as string
Example: See Configuring message monitoring
Manual operation: See "Logging PC IPv4 Address" on page 99
2.5.17 HE TB list mode measurements
The following commands provide HE TB - related measurements on UL power head-

room (UPH) in several sequential frames.
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The measurements are only supported per remote control. They have no correspond-
ing GUI parameters.
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased.................................................................................216
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased................................................................................... 216
ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased.................................................................................. 216
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:FRAMes.............................................................. 216
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:STATe?...................................................................... 217
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:UPHinfo?................................................................... 217
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:HETBinfo:UPHinfo?........................................................ 218
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased
ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased
Starts, stops, or aborts the measurement:
● INITiate... starts or restarts the measurement. The measurement enters the
"RUN" state.
● STOP... halts the measurement immediately. The measurement enters the "RDY"
state. Measurement results are kept. The resources remain allocated to the mea-
surement.
● ABORt... halts the measurement immediately. The measurement enters the
"OFF" state. All measurement values are set to NAV. Allocated resources are
released.
Use FETCh...STATe? to query the current measurement state.
Example: See HE TB list mode measurements
Usage: Event
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:FRAMes <no_of_frames>
Sets the number of frames for HE TB list mode measurements. This setting determines
the statistic count of the measurement.
Parameters:
<NoOfFrames> integer
Range: 1 to 2000
*RST: 1
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FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:STATe?
Queries the main measurement state. Use FETCh:...:STATe:ALL? to query the
measurement state including the substates. Use INITiate..., STOP...,
ABORt... to change the measurement state.
Return values:
<State> OFF | RUN | RDY
OFF: measurement switched off, no resources allocated, no
results available (when entered after ABORt...)
RDY: measurement has been terminated, valid results can be
available
RUN: measurement running (after INITiate..., READ...),
synchronization pending or adjusted, resources active or queued
*RST: OFF
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:UPHinfo?
Queries the results of the signaling HE TB list mode measurements on UL power
headroom (UPH).
The result groups are listed in a sequence as {<BurstPower>, <UPH>, <MinTXPower-
Flag>, <LST>}frame_1, ..., {<BurstPower>, <UPH>, <MinTXPowerFlag>, <LST>}frame_n.
The number of results n is set via

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:FRAMes
Return values:
<BurstPower> float
Measured burst power in uplink
Default unit: dBm
<UPH> decimal
UL power headroom
Default unit: dB
<MinTXPowerFlag> OFF | ON
Indication whether the HE TB bursts are sent at the minimum
transmit power of the station
<LST> float
Rx timestamp from physical layer
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Usage: Query only
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:HETBinfo:UPHinfo?
Queries actual information related to uplink power headroom (UPH) control.
Suffix: .
<s> 1..3
Station No.
Return values:
<BurstPower> float
Indication of HE TB burst power.
<UPH> decimal
Indication of UL power headroom.
<MinTXPowerFlag> OFF | ON
Indication whether the HE TB bursts are sent at the minimum
transmit power of the station.
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "HE TB Info" on page 38
2.5.18 HE sounding emulation
The following commands provide measurements on HE sounding protocol to facilitate

beamforming and DL MU-MIMO transmission.
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:BW..............................................219
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:CBOok........................................ 219
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:LTFGi.......................................... 219
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:METHod...................................... 220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:NUMColumns...............................220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUENd........................................ 220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUSTart.......................................220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SUBGrouping............................... 221
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SPSTreams..................................221
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SSTX.......................................... 221
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TARGet....................................... 222
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXEN.......................................... 222
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXP.............................................222
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TYPE.......................................... 223
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:BW <band>
Selects the channel bandwidth for NDP sounding procedure.
Parameters:
<band> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW160
Example: See HE NDP sounding procedure
Manual operation: See "Bandwidth" on page 87
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:CBOok <size>
Sets the codebook size for HE TB sounding: 0 or 1.
Parameters:
<size> SIZE0 | SIZE1
*RST: SIZE1
Manual operation: See "Codebook Size" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:LTFGi <LTF_GI>
Selects the GI / LTF combination for NDP sounding procedure.
Parameters:
<LTF_GI> L208 | L216 | L432
"L208": 2x HE-LTF + 0.8 µs GI
"L216": 2x HE-LTF + 1.6 µs GI
"L432": 4x HE-LTF + 3.2 µs GI (optional)
*RST: L208
Manual operation: See "GI and LTF" on page 88
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:METHod <method>
Sets the feedback method for NDP sounding procedure.
Parameters:
<method> NONTrigger | TBASed
"NONTrigger": non-trigger-based
"TBASed": trigger-based
Firmware/software: V3.7.60, V3.8.20: added TBASed
Manual operation: See "Feedback Method" on page 87
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:NUMColumns <num_col>
Sets the number of columns value Nc for HE TB sounding.
Parameters:
<num_col> COL1 | COL2
*RST: COL1
Manual operation: See "Number of Columns (Nc)" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUENd <RU_idx>
procedure.
Parameters:
<RU_idx> integer
Range: 8 to 8
*RST: 8
Manual operation: See "RU End Index" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUSTart <RU_idx>
Specifies the 26-tone RU marking the beginning of the measured bandwidth (RU start
index) for NDP sounding procedure.
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Parameters:
<RU_idx> integer
Range: 0 to 0
*RST: 0
Manual operation: See "RU Start Index" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SUBGrouping <Ng>
Sets the subcarrier grouping value Ng for HE TB sounding.
Parameters:
<Ng> GRP4 | GRP16
*RST: GRP4
Manual operation: See "Subcarrier Grouping" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SPSTreams
<num_streams>
Selects the number of spatial streams for NDP sounding procedure.
Parameters:
<num_streams> STR1 | STR2
Manual operation: See "Spatial Streams" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SSTX
Triggers the single-shot transmission for NDP sounding procedure.
Usage: Event
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Manual operation: See "Transmission" on page 88
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TARGet <station>
Selects the STA to which the NDP sounding applies. This parameter is visible, if Multi
STA is enabled.
Parameters:
<station> STA1 | STA2 | STA3
*RST: STA1
Manual operation: See "STA" on page 87
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXEN <State>
Switches on or off the periodic transmission for NDP sounding procedure.
Parameters:
<State> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXP <Interval>
Selects the periodic transmission interval for NDP sounding procedure.
Parameters:
<Interval> integer
Range: 1 to 10E+3
*RST: 100
Default unit: ms
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TYPE <type>
Selects the report type for NDP sounding procedure. All types of feedback are returned
via the HE Compressed Beamforming/CQI Frame.
Parameters:
<type> SU | MU | CQI
"SU": single-user feedback
"MU": multi-user feedback (only for trigger-based sounding pro-
cedure)
"CQI": channel quality index feedback
Manual operation: See "Report Type" on page 88
2.5.19 PER measurement
The following sections describe the commands related to the packet error rate (PER)
measurement.
● Measurement control and states...........................................................................223
● Measurement settings...........................................................................................225
2.5.19.1 Measurement control and states
The following commands control the PER measurement and return the current mea-
surement state.
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:PER..........................................................................................223
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:PER............................................................................................ 223
ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:PER........................................................................................... 223
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe?...............................................................................224
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe:ALL?........................................................................ 224
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:PER
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:PER
ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:PER
"RUN" state.
surement.
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released.
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "PER (Softkey)" on page 103
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe?
Return values:
<State> OFF | RDY | RUN
results available (when entered after ABORt...)
available
*RST: OFF
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe:ALL?
Queries the main measurement state and the measurement substates. Both measure-
ment substates are relevant for running measurements only. Use FETCh:...:STATe?
to query the main measurement state only. Use INITiate..., STOP...,
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Return values:
<MainState> OFF | RDY | RUN
results available (when entered after STOP...)
available
*RST: OFF
<SyncState> PEND | ADJ | INV
PEND: waiting for resource allocation, adjustment, hardware
switching ("pending")
ADJ: all necessary adjustments finished, measurement running
("adjusted")
INV: not applicable because <main_state>: OFF or RDY ("inva-
lid")
<RessourceState> QUE | ACT | INV
QUE: measurement without resources, no results available
("queued")
ACT: resources allocated, acquisition of results in progress but
not complete ("active")
INV: not applicable because <main_state>: OFF or RDY ("inva-
lid")
Usage: Query only
2.5.19.2 Measurement settings
The following commands configure the PER measurement.

CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:ATYPe..........................................................................226
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DPATtern...................................................................... 226
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PACKets....................................................................... 226
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DINTerval......................................................................227
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PAYLoad:SIZE...............................................................227
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DESTination..................................................................227
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SYNC............................................................... 228
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:FDEF........................................................................... 228
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField.............................................. 229
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?.......................................230
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy<index>:MCS............................ 230
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation........................................231
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:ALLocation...................... 231
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:MCS............................... 232
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:CTYPe............................232
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:STReams........................233
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:ATYPe <AckType>
Selects an evaluation scheme for the PER measurement. Currently, only the standard
frame acknowledgment is available.
Parameters:
<AckType> ACK
Manual operation: See "Ack Type" on page 105
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DPATtern <Pattern>
Selects the data that the R&S CMW transfers to the DUT.
Parameters:
<Pattern> PN1 | PN2 | PN3 | PN4 | PN5 | PN6 | PN7 | PN8 | PN9 | PN10 |
PN11 | PN12 | PN13 | PN14 | PN15 | PN16 | PN17 | PN18 |
PN19 | PN20 | PN21 | PN22 | PN23 | PN24 | PN25 | PN26 |
PN27 | PN28 | PN29 | PN30 | PN31 | PN32 | PRANdom |
AZERo | AONE | PT01 | PT10
PN1,...,PN32: pseudo-noise bit sequences of different lengths
PRANdom: random bit sequence
AZERo: all zero pattern "000..."
AONE: all one pattern "111..."
PT01: alternating sequence starting with zero "010101..."
PT10: alternating sequence starting with one "101010..."
*RST: PN1
Manual operation: See "Data Pattern" on page 105
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PACKets <NumberOfPackets>
Sets the number of user data MAC packets to be transmitted to the DUT.
Parameters:
<NumberOfPackets> numeric
Range: 1 to 1E+6
*RST: 100
Manual operation: See "Number of Packets" on page 105
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DINTerval <Interval>
Specifies the time interval (in units of 1024 µs) between data packet transmissions for
the PER measurement.
Parameters:
<Interval> integer
Range: 0 to 100
*RST: 20
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.7.20: interval extended
Manual operation: See "Data Interval" on page 105
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PAYLoad:SIZE <Size>
Specifies the payload size (in bytes) for the PER measurement.
Parameters:
<Size> integer
Range: see table below
Default unit: byte
Firmware/software: V2.1.30, V3.7.50: range extended
Manual operation: See "Payload Size" on page 105
Frame types Supported size in bytes
DSSS, non-HT 0 to 2000
HT, VHT, HE 0 to 4096
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DESTination <sta>
Specify the station for which the traffic is measured. This parameter is visible, if Multi
STA is enabled.
Parameters:
<sta> STA1 | STA2 | STA3
*RST: STA1
Manual operation: See "Destination Station" on page 106
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SYNC <sync>
If enabled, the PER measurements use identical settings as configured in the signaling
application.
Refer to the Chapter 2.3.8.9, "Data frame control settings", on page 71.
Parameters:
<sync> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
Example: See Configuring a PER measurement.
Manual operation: See "Link to SIG Frame Settings" on page 106
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:FDEF <Format>, <Bandwidth>, <CodeRate>[,

<GuardInterval>, <LTFType>, <PEDuration>, <CTYPe>, <Streams>, <STBC>]
Configures the downlink data frames for PER measurements.
Parameters:
<Bandwidth> BW20 | BW40 | BW80 | BW160
Channel bandwidth
The value must not exceed the operating channel bandwidth,
see CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth
on page 148.
*RST: BW20
<CodeRate> BR12 | QR12 | QR34 | Q1M12 | Q1M34 | Q6M23 | Q6M34 |
BR34 | MCS | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 |
MCS9 | MCS10 | MCS11 | MCS12 | MCS13 | MCS14 | MCS15
MFDef
*RST: BR12
<GuardInterval> LONG | SHORt | GI08 | GI16 | GI32
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<LTFType> X1 | X2 | X4
1x HE-LTF, 2x HE-LTF, 4x HE-LTF for 802.11ax
<PEDuration> PE0 | PE4 | PE8 | PE12 | PE16 | AUTO
PEx: additional receive processing time of x μs signaled in
packet extension (PE) field (only for 802.11ax)
AUTO: automatic setting based on the reported DUTs capabili-
ties
<CTYPe> LDPC | BCC
Coding type (for 802.11ax - VHT, HE_SU, HE_MU frames only):
low density parity check or binary convolution code
*RST: LDPC
<Streams> STR1 | STR2
Number of streams
*RST: STR1
<STBC> OFF | ON
Enables / disables space time block coding (STBC). If disabled,
spatial multiplexing is used.
*RST: OFF
Firmware/software: V3.5.120, V3.7.30: added <Format> for HE, <ChanBW>
BW160, <GuardInterval> GI08, GI16, GI32, <LTFType>,
<PEDuration>, <CTYPe>, V3.7.50: added <Streams>,
V3.7.60: removed <Format> HTG, added <STBC>
V3.7.70: added support of LDPC <CTYPe> also for VHT and
HE_MU frames
Manual operation: See "Frame Format" on page 107
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField <CH20_Index>,
<Subfield>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField? <CH20_Index>
Sets 8-bit indices for resource unit (RU) allocation for the selected channel. The
<Subfield> parameter specifies the number of RUs, their position and size. Refer to
IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table 27-26, RU allocation subfield.
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Parameters:
<Subfield> A000 | A001 | A002 | A003 | A004 | A005 | A006 | A007 | A008 |
A009 | A010 | A011 | A012 | A013 | A014 | A015 | A016 | A024 |
A032 | A040 | A048 | A056 | A064 | A072 | A080 | A088 | A096 |
A112 | A113 | A114 | A115 | A116 | A120 | A128 | A192 | A200 |
A208 | A216 | A224
*RST: A000
Manual operation: See "20 MHz Channel Settings" on page 108
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation? <CH20_Index>
Queries the allocation state and size of an entire 20MHz block for the specified chan-
nel.
Query parameters:
Return values:
{<1_RU1> OFF | USR1 | DMY1 | DMY2 | DMY3
User mapping for to the corresponding RU (no user, user 1 or
dummy user)
<2_Size1>}.. T26 | T52 | T106 | T242 | T484 | T996 | T2X9
..{<17_RU9> OFF | USR1 | DMY1 | DMY2 | DMY3
<18_Size9>} T26 | T52 | T106 | T242 | T484 | T996 | T2X9
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "20 MHz Channel Settings" on page 108
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy<index>:MCS
<MCS_Index>
Sets the modulation and coding scheme for the corresponding dummy user.
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Suffix: .
<index> 1..3
Dummy user selection
Parameters:
*RST: MCS
Manual operation: See "Users and Dummies" on page 108
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation <CH20_Index>,
<RU_Index>, <AllocState>
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation? <CH20_Index>,
<RU_Index>
Configures allocations for specified channel and resource unit (RU). Maps a user to the
RU, sets the size of allocation.
Parameters:
<AllocState> OFF | USR1 | DMY1 | DMY2 | DMY3
User mapping for to the selected RU
Resource unit selection
Return values:
<Size> T26 | T52 | T106 | T242 | T484 | T996 | T2X9
*RST: T242
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.7.50: changed <Size> default value
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:ALLocation
<CH20_Index>, <RU_Index>
Configures allocations for the user in HE MU PPDU. Maps the user to a resource unit
(RU).
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Suffix: .
<index> 1
Parameters:
*RST: CHA1
*RST: RU1
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:MCS
<MCS_Index>
Sets the modulation and coding scheme for user 1 (user data assigned to the DUT).
Suffix: .
<index> 1
Parameters:
*RST: MCS
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:CTYPe <Coding
Type>
Selects the coding type related to a user for HE MU PPDU.
Suffix: .
<index> 1
Parameters:
<Coding Type> LDPC | BCC
*RST: LDPC
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:STReams
<streams>
Sets the number of streams for PER measurements used by the user for MIMO con-
nections.
Suffix: .
<index> 1
User
Parameters:
<streams> STR1 | STR2
One or two streams
*RST: STR1
2.5.19.3 Measurement results
The following commands return the results of the PER measurement.

FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER?......................................................................................... 233
READ:WLAN:SIGN:PER?.......................................................................................... 233
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PACKrate?..................................................................................234
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER?
READ:WLAN:SIGN:PER?
Returns all results of the PER measurement.
Return values:
<Reliability> decimal
Reliability indicator
<PER> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
<CurrentNoPackets> decimal
Number of MAC data packets that were sent since the start of
the measurement.
Range: 0 to total number of packets (see CONFigure:WLAN:
SIGN:PER:PACKets)
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<PacketsLost> decimal
Number of packets lost (unacknowledged) since the start of the
measurement. No retransmission.
<RXBurstPower> float
Average received burst power of uplink ACK frames
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
V3.0.10 RX burst power parameter
Manual operation: See "Scalar results" on page 103
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PACKrate?
Returns the modulation and coding rate/scheme of the last received ACK frame.
Return values:
<rate> BR12 | QR12 | QR34 | Q1M12 | Q1M34 | Q6M23 | Q6M34 |
BR34 | MCS | MCS1 | MCS2 | MCS3 | MCS4 | MCS5 | MCS6 |
MCS9 | MCS10 | MCS11 | MCS12 | MCS13 | MCS14 | MCS15
MFDef
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Scalar results" on page 103
2.6 List of commands

ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased............................................................................................................... 216
ABORt:WLAN:SIGN:PER......................................................................................................................... 223
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:CONNect........................................................................................ 131
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:ACTion:STATion:REConnect..................................................................................... 132
CALL:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:ACTion:DISConnect.....................................................................................132
CLEan:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging................................................................................................................134
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:AID.............................................................................................. 157
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:DISass.................................................................... 163
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:PREemption............................................................163
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STA<s>:MACReserve.............................................164
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:ASSociation:STAPriority..............................................................164
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BEACon.......................................................................................156
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSColor.....................................................................................157
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BSSid.......................................................................................... 156
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:ENABle............................................................................. 171
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:ENABle............................................................171
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:FTYPe............................................................. 172
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:MWDuration.................................................... 172
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:STIMe..............................................................173
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:BTWT:SCHedule:TENable.......................................................... 173
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCConf.......................................................................... 159
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:CCODe:CCSTate........................................................................ 159
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DPERiod......................................................................................156
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:DSSS...........................................................................................155
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBE................................................................................199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACBK................................................................................199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVI................................................................................. 199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:EDCA:ACVO............................................................................... 199
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HEMac:BSRSupport....................................................................163
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:APTXpower?.....................................................................181
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW............................................................................... 182
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CSR.................................................................................. 182
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:GILT.................................................................................. 183
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:LDPC................................................................................ 183
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:MLTF.................................................................................184
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:NOFSymbols.....................................................................184
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:SSTX.................................................................................187
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TTYP.................................................................................189
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXEN................................................................................ 189
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:TXP................................................................................... 189
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:CUTil........................................................................... 170
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:DNAMe<no>................................................................169
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSPar..........................................................................165
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:HSSPar....................................................................... 166
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:MNDigits......................................................................169
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:PLMN<no>.................................................................. 168
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HOTSpot:REALm<no>................................................................169
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:IVSupport.................................................................................... 209
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MFDef..........................................................................................174
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MSTation..................................................................................... 145
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBE........................................................................... 200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACBK........................................................................... 200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVI.............................................................................200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:MUEDca:ACVO...........................................................................200
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:BW.......................................................................219
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:CBOok................................................................. 219
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:LTFGi...................................................................219
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:METHod.............................................................. 220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:NUMColumns...................................................... 220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUENd................................................................ 220
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:RUSTart............................................................... 220
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SPSTreams......................................................... 221
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SSTX................................................................... 221
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:SUBGrouping...................................................... 221
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TARGet................................................................222
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXEN................................................................... 222
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TXP......................................................................222
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:NDPSounding:TYPE................................................................... 223
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:OMODe....................................................................................... 145
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:ETOE..................................................................................197
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:QOS:PRIoritiz..............................................................................197
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:EAKA:KALGo............................................................... 190
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ENCRyption................................................................. 191
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTONe............................................................... 191
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTHree.............................................................191
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:ESIM:KTTWo............................................................... 192
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:GTRansform.................................................................192
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:HASHtoelem................................................................ 193
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PASSphrase.................................................................193
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PKEY............................................................................194
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:PMF..............................................................................194
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:ICONf........................................................... 194
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:MODE.......................................................... 195
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:PNUMber..................................................... 195
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:RSERver:SKEY............................................................195
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SECurity:TYPE............................................................................196
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SMOothing.................................................................................. 158
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes........................................................................................160
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:DSSSconf...................................................................... 160
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OFDMconf..................................................................... 161
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:OMCSconf..................................................................... 162
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SRATes:VHTConf........................................................................162
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SSID............................................................................................ 157
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField............................................. 176
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?.................................... 177
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy<index>:MCS.........................178
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation......................................178
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:ALLocation..................179
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:CTYPe........................ 179
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:MCS............................180
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STA<s>:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:STReams....................180
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STANdard....................................................................................155
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:CMODe......................................................................... 158
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:STATion:SCONnection................................................................ 158
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:SYNC.......................................................................................... 228
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:ENABle.................................................................................................. 214
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NID........................................................................................................ 214
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:EDAU:NSEGment............................................................................................ 214
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:DUIP...................................................................................................... 213
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:ETOE:IRList:IPRaddress<n>............................................................................212
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:BWIDth:RATio..........................................................................153
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:ENABle.................................................................................... 153
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:AWGN:SNRatio................................................................................... 154
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ENABle..............................................................................152
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:ILOSs:LOSS?....................................................................152
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:FADing:FSIMulator:STANdard..........................................................................153
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:FRAMes......................................................................................... 216
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:DHCP................................................................................................. 212
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:CMW.................................................................... 210
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:DNS...................................................................... 211
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:GATeway.............................................................. 211
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:IPADdress:STA<s>.................................................................210
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVFour:STATic:SMASk................................................................................... 211
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:IPVSix:PREFix..................................................................................................212
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MIMO:TMMode.................................................................................................146
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:ENABle............................................................................................215
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:MMONitor:IPADdress....................................................................................... 215
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:ATYPe...................................................................................................... 226
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DESTination............................................................................................. 227
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:ALSField........................................................................229
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:BLALlocation?............................................................... 230
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:DUMMy<index>:MCS................................................... 230
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:RUALlocation................................................................ 231
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:ALLocation............................................ 231
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:CTYPe...................................................232
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:MCS...................................................... 232
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DFRame:HEMU:USER<index>:STReams.............................................. 233
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DINTerval................................................................................................. 227
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:DPATtern..................................................................................................226
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:FDEF........................................................................................................228
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PACKets...................................................................................................226
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:PAYLoad:SIZE......................................................................................... 227
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PER:TIDentifier.................................................................................................198
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:CONFig.....................................................................................207
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:DESTination............................................................................. 208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:IPVersion.................................................................................. 208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:PROTocol................................................................................. 208
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:PGEN<index>:UPORts.................................................................................... 209
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:INPut................................................ 147
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:OUTPut............................................ 146
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EPEPower............................................................... 151
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset................................................................. 151
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BAND.............................................................................................148
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:BOPower....................................................................................... 150
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel........................................................................................149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset.........................................................................................149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency................................................................................... 148
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPCHannel....................................................................................150
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPFRequency............................................................................... 149
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:NPINdex........................................................................................ 149
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CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:OCWidth........................................................................................ 148
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:TSRatio..........................................................................................151
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:AMPDu.......................................................................... 198
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:DFDef............................................................................ 175
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:CTYP...................................................................182
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:DCM.................................................................... 183
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:MCS.................................................................... 184
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:NSS.....................................................................185
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:RUAL...................................................................185
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:SSS?................................................................... 186
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSMode............................................................ 187
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TRSSi?................................................................188
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:HETF:TSRControl......................................................... 188
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BARMethod.......................................................... 197
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:QOS:BLACk.................................................................. 196
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RESet................................................................................................. 140
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:SETTings............................................................................................140
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:STATe?..................................................................................................217
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased:UPHinfo?...............................................................................................217
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PACKrate?...............................................................................................................234
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe:ALL?.................................................................................................... 224
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER:STATe?............................................................................................................224
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PER?....................................................................................................................... 233
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:PSWitched:STATe?................................................................................................. 132
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:SECond:STATe?......................................................................................................132
FETCh:WLAN:SIGN:THIRd:STATe?.........................................................................................................132
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased..............................................................................................................216
INITiate:WLAN:SIGN:PER........................................................................................................................223
READ:WLAN:SIGN:PER?........................................................................................................................ 233
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMFading:FLEXible............................................................................. 144
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMO:FLEXible......................................................................................144
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:FLEXible..................................................................................... 143
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCFading:FLEXible............................................................................... 143
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario?.............................................................................................................. 142
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN?............................................................................................................................... 142
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:ELOGging:ALL?......................................................................................................135
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo:EAPStat?..................................................................................................... 133
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:SINFo[:ANTenna<n>]:RXPindicator?......................................................................133
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:HETBinfo:UPHinfo?.................................................................................. 218
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:HE?..................................................................................... 135
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UECapability:MAC:ADDRess?..................................................................136
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:ABSReport?................................................................................ 136
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:DRATe?.......................................................................................137
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:RXBPower?................................................................................ 138
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:UESinfo:UEADdress:IPV<n>?.................................................................. 139
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:APSSid?................................................................................................... 133
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:CMWaddress:IPV<n>?............................................................................. 134
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HEMU?...................................................................................... 140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HESU?....................................................................................... 140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HETB?....................................................................................... 140
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SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:HT?............................................................................................ 140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:NONHt?..................................................................................... 140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXPSdu:VHT?..........................................................................................140
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo:RXTRigframe?.......................................................................................... 139
SENSe:WLAN:SIGN:UESinfo[:ANTenna<n>]:ARXBpower?.................................................................... 134
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe................................................................................................................... 131
SOURce:WLAN:SIGN:STATe:ALL?..........................................................................................................131
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:HETBased.................................................................................................................216
STOP:WLAN:SIGN:PER...........................................................................................................................223
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe......................................................................................... 201
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BW...............................................................................................202
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:CTDelay.......................................................................................205
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:DSMLength..................................................................................203
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:OFMLength..................................................................................203
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE.......................................................................... 204
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue...........................................................................204
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RATE........................................................................................... 204
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RREStriction................................................................................ 205
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:SLOPe......................................................................................... 206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:STReams.....................................................................................205
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:MODE...........................................................................206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:PLENgth:VALue........................................................................... 206
TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:TX:MACFrame:SLOPe......................................................................................... 206
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 WLAN measurements
What's new
3 WLAN measurements
The WLAN measurements firmware application provides TX tests on WLAN signals.
The TX tests cover the following DUT's transmitter properties:
● Power vs. time for received burst
● Rise and fall power ramp
● DC power
● Modulation accuracy per OFDM symbol (EVM)
● Modulation accuracy per carrier for OFDM signals (EVM)
● Modulation accuracy per chip for DSSS signals (EVM)
● Signal statistics: center frequency error, timing error, symbol clock error, 802.11ax:
frequency offset error
● I/Q constellation diagram
● Power of unoccupied 802.11ax subcarriers (unused tone error measurement)
● DUT's power variation across the OFDM subcarriers (spectrum flatness)
● Out-of-band emissions (transmit spectrum mask)
Many of the tests and conformance requirements are specified in IEEE standard
802.11. The application supports WLAN signals according to:
● IEEE Std 802.11-2016
● IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021
To generate a WLAN signal in parallel to a TX measurement, use the GPRF generator
and WLAN waveform file.
To process a WLAN waveform file, you need the following options:
● R&S CMW-KW650 for 802.11a/b/g/n/j/p,
● R&S CMW-KW656 for 802.11ac, and
● R&S CMW-KW657 for 802.11ax.
See Chapter 3.2.6, "WLAN signal properties", on page 247.
3.1 What's new

This documentation describes version 4.0.20 and higher of the WLAN measurement
application. Compared to version 3.8.20, it provides the following features and
changes:
● Sections related to no longer supported hardware have been removed. Concerns:
– R&S CMWS
– R&S CMW100 (still supported on different software branch, with separate doc-
umentation)
● Added EVM measurement method according to standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016 for
802.11b signals, see DSSS EVM Method.
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3.2 General description

With basic option R&S CMW-KM650, it is possible to perform 802.11a, b and g TX
measurements.
Measuring a signal in the 4 GHz or 5 GHz band requires a 6 GHz option. Refer to the
base user manual of your instrument model.
R&S CMW-KM012
List mode
R&S CMW-KM655
IEEE 802.11p
R&S CMW-KM650
IEEE 802.11a/b/g
R&S CMW-KM652
Composite MIMO
R&S CMW-KM651
IEEE 802.11n SISO R&S CMW-KM654
True MIMO
R&S CMW-KM656
IEEE 802.11ac SISO
R&S CMW-KM657
IEEE 802.11ax SISO
Figure 3-1: WLAN measurement options
The following options unlock enhanced functionality:

● R&S CMW-KM651 adds support for 802.11n SISO signals
● R&S CMW-KM655 adds support for 802.11p measurements
● R&S CMW-KM656 adds support for 802.11ac SISO measurements (R&S CMW-
KM651 also required)
● R&S CMW-KM657 adds support for 802.11ax SISO measurements (R&S CMW-
KM651 and R&S CMW-KM656 also required)
● R&S CMW-KM652 enables composite MIMO measurements:
– 802.11n MIMO signals require also option R&S CMW-KM651.
– 802.11ac MIMO signals require also option R&S CMW-KM656.
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– 802.11ax MIMO signals require also option R&S CMW-KM657.

See Chapter 3.2.2.1, "Composite MIMO measurements", on page 244
● R&S CMW-KM654 enables true MIMO measurements:
– 802.11n true MIMO signals require also option R&S CMW-KM651.
– 802.11ac true MIMO signals require also option R&S CMW-KM656.
– 802.11ax true MIMO signals require also option R&S CMW-KM657.
One option R&S CMW-KM654 per R&S CMW is required.
See Chapter 3.2.2.2, "True MIMO measurements", on page 245.
● R&S CMW-KM012 activates the multi-evaluation list mode for all standards (see
Chapter 3.2.7, "Multi-evaluation list mode", on page 252).
WLAN signaling application allows you to set up an access point or station and to per-
form "combined signaling path" measurements, see Chapter 3.2.5, "Combined signal-
ing and measurement", on page 247.
The following sections describe how to perform and configure the WLAN multi-evalua-
tion measurement.
● Test setup..............................................................................................................242
● How to measure a WLAN signal........................................................................... 243
● Defining the scope of the measurement............................................................... 245
● Trigger signal........................................................................................................ 246
● Combined signaling and measurement.................................................................247
● WLAN signal properties........................................................................................ 247
● Multi-evaluation list mode......................................................................................252
3.2.1 Test setup
Connect the external RF signal source (mobile station, signal generator etc.) to one of
the bidirectional RF connectors on the front panel of the R&S CMW.
Connect your DUT with the R&S CMW according to the "Receive Mode" configuration:
● SISO......................................................................................................................242
● Composite MIMO.................................................................................................. 242
● True MIMO............................................................................................................ 243
3.2.1.1 SISO
Connect the external RF signal source (mobile station, signal generator etc.) to one of
the bidirectional RF connectors on the front panel of the R&S CMW.
3.2.1.2 Composite MIMO
For Composite MIMO measurements, connect the RF signal source to a single bidirec-
tional RF connector on the front panel.
To test a WLAN unit with several antennas, the antenna signals of the DUT must be
combined externally. The R&S CMW uses only a single RF input port.
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Combiner
RF COM
R&S CMW DUT
Figure 3-2: Composite MIMO connector assignment
To facilitate the evaluation of measurement results, ensure that the RF connections

between the individual antennas and the external combiner have the same physical
properties, e.g. the same attenuation.
3.2.1.3 True MIMO
Two transmitting antennas of the DUT are connected to two RF input ports. Different
Rx modules for the two paths are used. R&S CMW500/2xx supports only true MIMO
2x2.
RF 1 COM Antenna 1
R&S CMW DUT
RF 3 COM Antenna 2
Figure 3-3: True MIMO with R&S CMW500/2xx
3.2.2 How to measure a WLAN signal
After connecting your WLAN unit to the R&S CMW, you have to adjust the following
settings:
● The IEEE standard the signal complies to (802.11n, 802.11ac, 802.11p, ...)
● For 802.11n, ac, and ax signals, the receive mode (SISO, composite MIMO, or true
MIMO)
● For 802.11n, 802.11p, 802.11ac, or 802.11ax signals, the signal bandwidth
● The measurements to be performed (enabling / disabling views)
● For true MIMO measurements, select a MIMO scenario
● The used RF connectors
● For 802.11n signals, the transmitted burst type (mixed or greenfield)
● For 802.11p signals, the power class
● The channels to be measured - either by channel number or center frequency
● The "Expected Nominal Power", "User Margin" and "External Attenuation". Recom-
mended values: "Expected Nominal Power" = peak WLAN burst power; "User Mar-
gin" = 0 dB.
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For the first listed settings, there are dependencies, so that the order is important: Con-
figure first the standard, then the receive mode, then the bandwidth, then the assigned
views.
The measurement of a DSSS signal with low data rate and large payload sizes can
take up to 40 s. In remote control mode, set the measurement timeout to an adequate
value, e.g. to 60 s.
With the settings described above, the R&S CMW is able to synchronize to the incom-
ing bursts. For SISO signals and true MIMO measurements, it decodes the signal.
3.2.2.1 Composite MIMO measurements
During composite MIMO (CMIMO) measurements, the R&S CMW "compares" an

externally combined MIMO signal to a previously recorded reference signal. Reference
signals are recorded in a dedicated training mode.
● This feature requires option R&S CMW-KM652.

● In training mode, the reference DUT has to be configured to send repeatedly the
same burst for all antenna measurements.
● In measurement mode, the DUT has to be configured to send the same burst that
was used to generate the active training data. Possible heading and trailing sym-
bols due to sequence numbering and checksums can be skipped by the measure-
ment control logic.
● Composite MIMO measurements do not allow decoding of multiple spatial streams.
They only enable "composite" modulation accuracy measurements.
● Composite MIMO is available for 802.11n, 802.11ac, and 802.11ax signals.
● Up to 8 streams are supported for 802.11ac and 802.11ax signals
Up to 4 streams are supported for 802.11n signals
The reference signal is recorded "antenna per antenna". One by one, the individual
antennas of a reference DUT ("golden device") have to be connected and recorded.
When all antenna signals are successfully recorded, the R&S CMW decodes the burst
and stores the acquired "training data" in internal memory. They are available as long
as the measurement application is running and can also be stored to a file. In "mea-
surement mode", either training data from internal memory ("internal data") can be
used or a previously generated training data file can be loaded.
On an R&S CMW500/2xx, the WLAN measurement generates a file with extension

mif.
The file formats are not compatible between the different platforms. Example: You can-
not reuse a xmif file on an R&S CMW500/2xx.
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3.2.2.2 True MIMO measurements
● True MIMO feature requires one option R&S CMW-KM654 per R&S CMW.
● True MIMO 2x2 is supported with an R&S CMW500/2xx.
● True MIMO is available for 802.11n, 802.11ac, and 802.11ax signals.
In a true MIMO scenario (TMIMO), the R&S CMW records two DUT's antennas, simul-
taneously connected to different Rx modules of the R&S CMW. The R&S CMW
records the signals of all antennas in parallel, see Chapter 3.2.1.3, "True MIMO",
on page 243.
3.2.3 Defining the scope of the measurement
OFDM / OFDMA signals

For OFDM / OFDMA signals, you can configure the number of PSDU symbols to be
measured. If the PSDU is shorter than the configured number of symbols, the available
PSDU symbols are measured.
In general, the preamble/header is not measured, except for power measurements.
Power vs. time measure over the entire burst, including preamble and payload. Even
LTF and data portion of the bursts can be evaluated separately. The following figure
shows the PPDU formats with highlighted LTF portion and data portion of the bursts.
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NON_HT (Legacy)
L-
L-STF L-LTF
SIG
Data ...
HT_MF (11n)
L- HT- HT- HT-
L-STF L-LTF
SIG
HT-SIG
STF LTF ... LTF
Data ...
HT_GF (11n)
HT- HT-
HT-GF-STF HT-LTF1 HT-SIG
LTF ... LTF
Data ...
VHT (11ac)
L- VHT- VHT VHT VHT VHT-
L-STF L-LTF
SIG SIG-A -STF -LTF ... -LTF SIG-B
Data ...
HE_SU / HE_TRIG (11ax)

L- RL- HE- HE- HE-
L-STF L-LTF
SIG SIG
HE-SIG-A
STF LTF ... LTF
Data ... PE
HE_MU (11ax)
L- RL- HE- HE- HE-
L-STF L-LTF
SIG SIG
HE-SIG-A HE-SIG-B
STF LTF ... LTF
Data ... PE
Figure 3-4: PPDU format
DSSS signals
For DSSS signals, you can configure the number of PSDU chips to be measured. You
can also measure the preamble and header, or skip them.
If the PSDU is shorter than the configured number of chips, the available PSDU chips
are measured.
The first 26 chips of the burst and the last 26 chips of the burst are never measured.
3.2.4 Trigger signal
Trigger modes for WLAN measurements

The WLAN multi-evaluation measurement starts according to the configured trigger
source, see "Trigger Source" on page 303.
Trigger signals provided by the WLAN measurement

The WLAN multi-evaluation measurement provides trigger signal that can be used for
true MIMO measurements, options R&S CMW-KM654.
To address the trigger signals in remote commands, use "WLAN Meas: Multi Evalu-
ation", with replaced by the instance number of the measurement application.
For configuration, see Chapter 3.2.2.2, "True MIMO measurements", on page 245.
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3.2.5 Combined signaling and measurement
The multi-evaluation measurement can be used in combination with the WLAN signal-
ing application (option R&S CMW-KS65x). A connection to the DUT can be set up by
the signaling application and the resulting DUT signal can be measured using the
multi-evaluation measurement.
Limitations
● Channel bandwidth 80+80 MHz is not supported in combined signal path.
● Transmit spectrum mask measurements in combined signal path are fully suppor-
ted only up to 40 MHz bandwidth.
For bandwidths > 40 MHz, the measurements only display the results in the fre-
quency range from -80 MHz to 80 MHz.
● An R&S CMW500/2xx is required for CSP
To use both applications in parallel, the "Combined Signal Path" scenario must be acti-
vated (see "Scenario = Combined Signal Path" on page 289). The signal routing and
analyzer settings are then configured by the signaling application. The multi-evaluation
measurement displays the corresponding signaling settings instead of its own settings.
These signaling settings can be configured both in the measurement GUI and in the
GUI of the signaling application.
To configure these settings via remote commands, the commands of the signaling
application must be used. For a command-mapping table, see Chapter 3.5.7, "Com-
bined signal path commands", on page 609.
If the same TRX path is used by WLAN measurement application and GPRF generator
or WLAN signaling (CSP), the power vs. time measurements partly show also
R&S CMW Tx power. The difference in displayed results is approx. 6 dB + ExtAttIn +
ExtAttOut.
Whenever the combined signal path scenario is activated or the controlling application
is changed, the RX frame trigger signal of the signaling application is selected auto-
matically as a trigger source. Its default settings are suitable for standards up to
802.11ac, channel bandwidth 20 MHz. For other input signals, specify a suitable num-
ber of symbols that need to be received before the trigger event is generated ("Min
Length"). This trigger source is mandatory for combined signal path measurements.
The recommended "Min Length" of RX frame trigger for bandwidths ≧ 80 MHz is 6.
3.2.6 WLAN signal properties
● Bands and channel numbers................................................................................ 248

● Physical layer........................................................................................................ 248
● MIMO signals........................................................................................................ 251
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3.2.6.1 Bands and channel numbers
The IEEE 802.11 standard and its amendments currently describe WLAN applications
in the 2.4 GHz, 3.6 GHz, 4.9 GHz, and 5.0 GHz bands.
The R&S CMW covers all these bands (not all the applications) and implements the
canonical channel numbering for the 2.4 GHz, 4 GHz and 5 GHz band. The channel
center frequencies are defined at integer multiples of 5 MHz. The relationship between
center frequency and channel number is given by the following formula:
Channel center frequency = <lower band edge> + 5 × nch (MHz)
Where
● <lower band edge> = 2407 and nch = 1, 2,…, 14 for the 2.4 GHz band
● <lower band edge> = 4000 and nch = 0, 1,…, 200 for the 4 GHz band
● <lower band edge> = 5000 and nch = 0, 1,…, 200 for the 5 GHz band
The set of valid operating channel numbers by regulatory domain is defined in annex E
of standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016.
IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021 adds 6 GHz band and defines the related channels in annex
E.1 as shown in the following figure.
UNII-5 UNII-6 UNII-7 UNII-8

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133
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20 MHz
1
5
9
40 MHz 3 11 19 27 35 43 19
51 59 67 75 83 91 19 147 155 163 171 179 187 195 203 211 219 227
99 107 115 123 131 139
80 MHz 7 23 39 55 71 87 103 119 135 55

151 71
167 183 103
199 215
160 MHz 15 47 79 111 143 175 207
5.925 6.425 6.525 6.875 7.125 f [GHz]
Figure 3-5: Channels in 6 GHz band
3.2.6.2 Physical layer
The IEEE 802.11 standard and its amendments describe different physical layer imple-
mentations. The following table gives an overview of the supported WLAN standards a,
b, g, n, ac, ax, and p.
Table 3-1: 802.11 physical layer properties
Standard 802.11a/g/p OFDM 802.11b/g DSSS 802.11n 802.11ac
Frequency band 802.11a: 5 GHz 2.4 GHz 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz 5 GHz
802.11p: 5.850 to 5.925 GHz 4 GHz1)
802.11g: 2.4 GHz
Channel width 802.11a/g: 20 MHz 20 MHz 52), 102), 20 or 40 52), 102), 20, 40, 80,
MHz 160 or 80+80 MHz
802.11p: 52), 102), or 20 MHz
Transmission scheme OFDM Single carrier / DSSS OFDM OFDM
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Standard 802.11a/g/p OFDM 802.11b/g DSSS 802.11n 802.11ac
Burst type / PLCP Direct link Long PLCP HT mixed VHT

type Short PLCP HT greenfield
Guard interval Long (0.8 μs) Long (0.8 μs) Short (0.4 μs) or long Short (0.4 μs) or long
(0.8 μs) (0.8 μs)
MU-MIMO - - - Downlink
Modulation Modulation type, coding rate Modulation type Modulation type, Modulation type,
(data rates for quarter-|half-| (data rate) coding rate coding rate
full-clocked operation, respec- DBPSK (1 Mbps) BPSK, 1/2 BPSK, 1/2
tively)
DQPSK (2 Mbps) QPSK, 1/2 QPSK, 1/2
BPSK, 1/2 (1.5|3|6 Mbps)
CCK (5.5 Mbps) QPSK, 3/4 QPSK, 3/4
BPSK, 3/4 (2.25|4.5|9 Mbps)
CCK (11 Mbps) 16-QAM, 1/2 16-QAM, 1/2
QPSK, 1/2 (3|6|12 Mbps)
16-QAM, 3/4 16-QAM, 3/4
QPSK, 3/4 (4.5|9|18 Mbps)
64-QAM, 2/3 64-QAM, 2/3
16-QAM, 1/2 (6|12|24 Mbps)
64-QAM, 3/4 64-QAM, 3/4
16-QAM, 3/4 (9|18|36 Mbps)
64-QAM, 5/6 64-QAM, 5/6
64-QAM, 2/3 (12|24|48 Mbps)
256-QAM, 3/4
64-QAM, 3/4 (13.5|27|54 Mbps)
256-QAM, 5/6
1024-QAM, 3/4
1024-QAM, 5/6
Payload length 1 to 1366 symbols 1 to 4095 bytes 16 to 1366 symbols 16 to 1024 symbols
Subcarrier spacing 312.5 kHz - 312.5 kHz 312.5 kHz
Symbol time 3.2 µs 3.2 µs 3.2 µs 3.2 µs
1) band not defined by IEEE but supported by the measurement

2) 10 MHz = "half-clocked", 5 MHz = "quarter-clocked" operation
Standard 802.11ax
Frequency band 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Channel width 20 MHz, 40 MHz, 80 MHz, 80+80 MHz, or 160 MHz
Transmission scheme OFDM, OFDMA
Burst type High efficiency single user PSDU (HE SU PPDU), one or more PSDUs to one or more users (HE MU
PPDU), HE trigger-based single user PSDU (HE TB PPDU)
Guard interval 0.8 μs, 1.6 μs, or 3.2 μs
LTF size 1x LTF (3.2 µs), 2x LTF (6.4 µs), 4x LTF (12.8 µs)
MU-MIMO Downlink and uplink
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Standard 802.11ax
Modulation Modulation type, coding rate

BPSK, 1/2, BPSK, 1/2 DCM
QPSK, 1/2, QPSK, 1/2 DCM
QPSK, 3/4
16-QAM, 1/2, 16-QAM, 1/2 DCM
16-QAM, 3/4, 16-QAM, 3/4 DCM
64-QAM, 2/3
64-QAM, 3/4
64-QAM, 5/6
256-QAM, 3/4
256-QAM, 5/6
1024-QAM, 3/4
1024-QAM, 5/6
Payload length 16 to 1024 symbols
Subcarrier spacing 78.125 kHz
Symbol time 12.8 µs
The radio resources for OFDM signals are divided into subcarriers (SC) in the fre-
quency domain and into OFDM symbols in the time domain. Within a channel, each
subcarrier is identified by an index, with the carrier frequency located in SC number 0.
The SC index range, the positions of pilot SC and unused SC indices depend on the
WLAN standard. The following table provides an overview of the most important con-
figurations.
Table 3-2: OFDM subcarriers
Protocol Channel BW Mode SC index Unused SC Pilot SC

802.11... (Result INV)
a/g 20 MHz non-HT -26 to 26 0 ±7, ±21
p 5, 10 or 20 MHz
n, ac 5, 10 or 20 MHz HT, VHT -28 to 28 0 ±7, ±21
n, ac 40 MHz HT, VHT -58 to 58 -1 to 1 ±11, ±25, ±53
ac 80 MHz VHT -122 to 122 -1 to 1 ±11, ±39, ±75, ±103
ac 160 MHz VHT -250 to 250 -129 to -127 ±25, ±53, ±89,
±117, ±139, ±167,
(contiguous) -5 to 5
±203, ±231
127 to 129
ac 80+80 MHz VHT -122 to 1221) -1 to 11) ±11, ±39, ±75,

(=non-contiguous ±1031)
160 MHz)
1) per 80 MHz segment
For 802.11ax in the OFDMA frequency allocation, the resource units (RU) can contain
26, 52, 106, 242, 484 or 996 tones (aka subcarriers) and are in fixed locations. The
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tones/subcarriers in the resource units are adjacent and contiguous except in the mid-
dle of the channel where direct current (DC) carrier is present. For data subcarrier indi-
ces, refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, section 27.3.2 Subcarrier and resource alloca-
tion.
Table 3-3: OFDM subcarriers for 802.11ax (mode HE)
Channel BW RU size Unused SC Pilot SC
20 MHz 26, 52 0, ±69, ±122 ±10, ±22, ±36, ±48, ±62, ±76, ±90, ±102, ±116
106, 242 0 ±22, ±48, ±90, ±116
40 MHz 26, 52 0, ±3, ±56, ±57, ±110, ±10, ±24, ±36, ±50, ±64, ±78, ±90, ±104, ±116, ±130, ±144,±158,
±137, ±190, ±191, ±244 ±170, ±184, ±198, ±212, ±224, ±238
106 0, ±3, ±110, ±137, ±244 ±10, ±36, ±78, ±104, ±144, ±170, ±212, ±238
242, 484 0 ±10, ±36, ±78, ±104, ±144, ±170, ±212, ±238
80 MHz 26, 52 0, ±17, ±70, ±71, ±124, ±10, ±24, ±38, ±50, ±64, ±78, ±92, ±104, ±118, ±130, ±144,
±151, ±204, ±205, ±258, ±158, ±172, ±184, ±198, ±212, ±226, ±238, ±252, ±266, ±280,
±259, ±312, ±313, ±366, ±292, ±306, ±320, ±426, ±440, ±454, ±468, ±480, ±494±334,
±393, ±446, ±447, ±500 ±346, ±360, ±372, ±386, ±400, ±414,
106 0, ±17, ±124, ±151, ±258, ±24, ±50, ±92, ±118, ±158, ±184, ±226, ±252, ±266, ±292, ±334,
±259, ±366, ±393, ±500 ±360, ±400, ±426, ±468, ±494
242, 484 0 ±24, ±50, ±92, ±118, ±158, ±184, ±226, ±252, ±266, ±292, ±334,
±360, ±400, ±426, ±468, ±494
996 0 ±24, ±92, ±158, ±226, ±266, ±334, ±400, ±468
80+80 MHz 26, 52, 106, 0 {pilot subcarrier indices in 80 MHz - 512, pilot subcarrier indices
242, 484 in 80 MHz + 512}
160 MHz
996 0 {for the lower 80 MHz, pilot subcarrier indices in 80 MHz -512,
for the upper 80 MHz, pilot subcarrier indices in 80 MHz + 512}
The multi-evaluation measurement has the following limitations:

● For 802.11n MIMO signals, only the high throughput (HT) mode is supported.
3.2.6.3 MIMO signals
The R&S CMW supports the measurement of MIMO signals.

● Option R&S CMW-KM652 enables Composite MIMO measurements
● Option R&S CMW-KM654 enables True MIMO measurements
Option R&S CMW-KM651 is a prerequisite for all MIMO options.
This section introduces some terms specific to MIMO signals and helpful for under-
standing the measurement results. The general properties of corresponding SISO sig-
nals apply also to MIMO (see Table 3-1).
The transmitter block diagrams for MIMO signals are complex and described in detail
in IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 19.3.3. In short, the transmission procedure for data
fields consists of the following steps:
● The data passes a scrambler, an encoder parser and FEC encoders.
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● A stream parser divides the data into NSS spatial streams.

● Each spatial stream separately passes an interleaver and a constellation mapper.
● The NSS spatial streams are mapped to NSTS space-time streams. Two cases
must be distinguished:
– NSS < NSTS: Space-time block coding (STBC) spreads the constellation points
of the spatial streams into the space-time streams.
– NSS = NSTS: The constellation points of each spatial stream are mapped
unmodified to a space-time stream.
● A spatial mapper maps the NSTS space-time streams to NTX transmit chains, with
NSTS ≤ NTX. If constellation points from each space-time stream are mapped
directly onto the transmit chains (one-to-one mapping), this method is called direct
mapping.
● For each separate transmit chain, the following actions are performed: inverse dis-
crete Fourier transform (IDFT), cyclic shift insertion, guard interval insertion and
windowing. Then the RF signal of each chain is transmitted via a separate
antenna.
Summary: NSS spatial streams are mapped to NSTS space-time streams which are
mapped to NTX transmit chains and thus antennas, with 1 ≤ NSS ≤ NSTS ≤ NTX ≤ 4. Usu-
ally, equal values are selected for NSTS and NTX.
3.2.7 Multi-evaluation list mode
Option R&S CMW-KM012 provides multi-evaluation list mode (MELM). In this list
mode, the measurement interval can be subdivided into multiple segments, each with
different basic input signal properties. The list mode can be used to measure different
signal types supported by a DUT, in a single measurement.
The MELM for WLAN measurements supports modulation accuracy and transmit spec-
trum mask measurements. Segments can differ in the underlying standard, segment
time duration, level, frequency, channel bandwidth, etc.
MELM supports only SISO signals with the channel bandwidth of 20-MHz, 40-MHz, 80-
MHz or 160-MHz.
For 80+80 MHz signals, measure the two 80 MHz signal segments separately in two
different list mode segments:
● For one list mode segment, set the central frequency to the value matching with
the left 80 MHz segment.
● For another list mode segment, set the central frequency to the value matching
with the right 80 MHz segment.
Each segment contains an integer number of bursts with the same underlying configu-
ration as, e.g., standard, channel, level, channel bandwidth. The bursts can have a dif-
ferent duration and also the gaps between bursts can vary. For each segment, the seg-
ment duration, measurement offset and measurement time are configurable. The figure
below shows a series of three segments. Blue rectangles depict WLAN bursts.
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Trigger event
802.11ax 802.11ax 802.11ac

f = 5000 MHz f = 2412 MHz f = 5190 MHz
-80 dB -85 dB -95 dB
BW 80 MHz BW 40 MHz BW 20 MHz
Segment no. 1 Segment no. 2 Segment no. 3 Time
In list mode, the R&S CMW can measure modulation and transmit spectrum mask
results. The measured quantities can be enabled or disabled individually for each seg-
ment.
Trigger event
Measured time
Last measured burst
Meas. offset Statistical length 7 bursts
CURRent result
Calculation of statistical results
Time
Segment time (12 bursts in segment)
Limitations:
● The R&S CMW supports up to 100 segments with up to 2000 bursts per segment
for modulation measurements. Spectrum measurements support up to 100 seg-
ments with up to 1000 bursts per segment.
● The maximum segment time is 1 s. The configuration must fulfill the following crite-
rion:
Segment time ≥ Meas. offset + Meas. time
● The maximum total captured time for all segments is limited (approximately 4.5 s -
depends on hardware). Capture buffer overflow indicates, that the volume of cap-
tured data exceeds available memory and the measurement time must be reduced.
It is possible to measure all bursts of a segment or to limit the measurement to some
bursts at the beginning of the segment. For this limitation, you can define statistical
length or measurement time.
The "current" result of a segment refers to the last measured burst of the statistical
length. Additional statistical values (average, maximum and standard deviation) are
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calculated for the entire statistical length. The example below shows a segment with 10
bursts and a statistical length of five measured bursts.
Results of bursts that cannot be measured accurately because of overflow, low signal
or synchronization error can be discarded (parameter Measure on Exception = OFF).
In that case, the measurement still tries to provide results for the specified statistical
length. If not enough bursts of the segment can be measured, a shorter statistical
length is used. In the example shown below, overflow occurs in the fourth burst. The
samples of this burst are discarded and burst number 6 is measured to reach the
specified statistical length. The reached statistical length, a reliability indicator for the
measurement and a reliability indicator for the segment are included in the measure-
ment results.
Trigger modes
A list mode measurement can either be triggered only once, or it can be retriggered at
the beginning of specified segments.
The retrigger flag of each segment is evaluated. It defines whether the measurement
waits for a trigger event before measuring the segment, or not. Retriggering the mea-
surement is recommended if the timing of the first timeslot of a segment is inaccurate,
e.g. because of signal reconfiguration at the DUT. Furthermore retriggering from time
to time can compensate for a possible time drift of the DUT. The retrigger flag of the
first segment of the measurement is always ignored (implicitly set to ON).
In the example shown below, the "Segment" trigger mode is enabled. The retrigger flag
is OFF for the second segment and ON for the third segment. Thus the measurement
stops when the first and second segments have been captured and waits for a trigger
event before capturing the third segment.
Trigger event Trigger event Trigger event
Retrigger flag Retrigger flag Trigger Retrigger flag Trigger Retrigger flag
ignored OFF armed ON armed ON
? ?
Time
Segment no. 1 Segment no. 2 Segment no. 3 Segment no. 4
The list mode is essentially a single-shot remote control application. When a measure-
ment is initiated in list mode, all defined segments are measured once. Afterwards, the
results can be retrieved using FETCh commands. The following remote control com-
mands are used for list mode settings and result retrieval:
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Parameters SCPI commands
Activate / deactivate list CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST

mode
Enabling results CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:

MODulation
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:TSMask
Number of segments CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt
Statistical length (segment CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:

time, measurement time, STIMe
measurement offset, num-
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:
ber of measured bursts) per
MTIMe
segment and for all seg-
ments CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:
MOFFset
SCOunt
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STIMe
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MTIMe
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MOFFset
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:
MODulation
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:TSMask
Signal configuration for all CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STANdard

segments: standard, level,
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:ENPower
frequency, retriggering...
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:FREQuency
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RTRigger etc., see
Chapter 3.5.3.4, "List mode settings", on page 386
Signal configuration per CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:

segment: standard, level, SETup
frequency, retriggering...
RTRigger etc.
Retrieve results FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:...

FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:...
See Chapter 3.5.5.24, "List mode results (one segment)", on page 580 and
Chapter 3.5.5.25, "List mode results (all segments)", on page 589
The list mode can be deactivated via command (see table above) and also via the GUI:
1. Go to local using the corresponding hotkey.
The active list mode is indicated in the upper right corner of the current view by the
words "List Mode!".
2. In the configuration dialog box, section "Measurement Control", disable the list
mode.
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Global and list mode parameters

Some settings are available as special list mode settings and as multi-evaluation set-
tings (e.g. WLAN standard). In list mode, the R&S CMW ignores these multi-evaluation
parameters. All other settings not available as special list mode settings are taken from
the multi-evaluation measurement, e.g.:
● External attenuation
● Measure on exception
● Trigger settings
3.3 GUI reference

The following sections provide detailed reference information on the graphical user
interface (GUI) and the parameters of the WLAN measurement firmware application.
● Measurement control............................................................................................ 256
● Parameters and settings....................................................................................... 286
● CMIMO training mode........................................................................................... 327
3.3.1 Measurement control
To turn the measurement on or off, select the control softkey and press [ON | OFF] or
[RESTART | STOP]. Alternatively, right-click the control softkey.
Multi Evaluation (Softkey)

The softkey shows the current measurement state. Additional measurement substates
can be retrieved via remote control.
Remote command:
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
STOP:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe:ALL?
3.3.2 Measurement results
The results of the WLAN multi-evaluation measurement are displayed in several differ-
ent views. Use the "Display" parameters to select the views and to change the appear-
ance and contents of the views.
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Which views are available depends on the WLAN standard, receive mode (SISO/
MIMO), and channel bandwidth as listed in the following table.
Table 3-4: Supported measurements
Result view SISO MIMO (n, ac, ax)

MIMO+8080 (ac, ax)
802.11b, g 802.11a, g, n, p 802.11ac 802.11ax
DSSS OFDM OFDM OFDMA
Power vs. time X X X X X1)
EVM vs symbol X X X
EVM vs carrier X X X X1)
EVM vs chip X
I/Q constellation X X X X
Unused tone error X X1)
Spectrum flatness X X X X1,2)
Transmit spectrum mask X X X X X1)
TX measurement scalar X X X X X
1) Only supported for switched and true MIMO.

2) The view is not displayed at the GUI. But the measurement is supported and the results are available via remote commands.
For the required options, refer to Chapter 3.2, "General description", on page 241.
The views are described in the following sections.
● Overview............................................................................................................... 257
● Views error vector magnitude (EVM).................................................................... 258
● View IQ constellation.............................................................................................260
● View unused tone error......................................................................................... 261
● View spectrum flatness......................................................................................... 263
● View transmit spectrum mask............................................................................... 264
● View power vs. time.............................................................................................. 268
● View TX measurement (scalar) for DSSS.............................................................271
● View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDM............................................................ 272
● View TX measurement (scalar) for CMIMO (802.11n, ac, ax).............................. 275
● View TX measurement (scalar) for SMIMO, TMIMO (802.11n, ac, ax).................276
● View signal fields info............................................................................................278
● View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDMA..........................................................282
● Selecting and modifying views.............................................................................. 284
● Using markers....................................................................................................... 285
● Common view elements........................................................................................285
3.3.2.1 Overview
The "Overview" dialog shows several or all the detailed views in a single diagram.
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Figure 3-6: Overview
The results to be evaluated and displayed in the overview can be limited using the hot-
key "Assign Views" (softkey "Multi Evaluation").
Via "Display" > "Select View" (or double-click), you can enlarge one of the diagrams in
the overview and show a detailed view with additional measurement results, see Chap-
ter 3.3.2.14, "Selecting and modifying views", on page 284. The particular detailed
views are described in the following sections.
3.3.2.2 Views error vector magnitude (EVM)
Access: "Display" softkey > "Select View" hotkey > "EVM".

This section applies to the following detailed views:
● "EVM vs Symbol"
● "EVM vs Carrier"
● "EVM vs Chip" (DSSS only)
Each of the detailed views shows a diagram and a statistical overview of results.
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Figure 3-7: EVM vs carrier
Diagram contents:
● EVM vs symbol
The diagram contains one measurement result per OFDM symbol.
● EVM vs carrier
The diagram contains one measurement result per subcarrier. The subcarriers are
labeled according to IEEE 802.11. Subcarrier 0 is associated with the center fre-
quency. It is not measured. For additional unused subcarriers, refer to Table 3-2.
The subcarrier structure depends on the standard, see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical
layer", on page 248.
Except unused subcarriers, for 802.11ax, the R&S CMW automatically excludes
from EVM measurements ±3 subcarriers; i.e. subcarrier -3 to subcarriers +3 from
the central frequency. For meaningful results, especially of I/Q offset and DC
power, set the center frequency of the R&S CMW to the same frequency as used
by the DUT's local oscillator (LO). It is usually the center frequency of the DUT.
I/Q offset is always measured in the center of the signal
For 80+80 MHz, two results for I/Q offset and DC power are displayed. The mea-
surement is done in the center of both 80 MHz bands.
For MIMO, the results for all received streams or the results for a selected stream
can be displayed.
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Figure 3-8: EVM vs. carrier (true MIMO 80+80 MHz)
● EVM vs chip
Each value is RMS averaged over the samples of a chip. The view is only relevant
for DSSS signals.
For a description of the statistical overview, refer to:
● Chapter 3.3.2.9, "View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDM", on page 272
● Chapter 3.3.2.8, "View TX measurement (scalar) for DSSS", on page 271
For query of the diagram contents via remote control, see:
● Chapter 3.5.5.2, "EVM versus chip traces", on page 459
● Chapter 3.5.5.3, "EVM versus symbol traces", on page 460
● Chapter 3.5.5.4, "EVM versus carrier traces", on page 460
● Chapter 3.5.5.8, "Carrier Frequency offset error traces", on page 468
For query of statistical results via remote control, see:
● Chapter 3.5.5.20, "Modulation single values, DSSS", on page 522
● Chapter 3.5.5.21, "Modulation single values, OFDM", on page 524
● Chapter 3.5.5.22, "Modulation single values, OFDMA", on page 537
For additional information, refer to Chapter 3.3.2.16, "Common view elements",
on page 285 and Chapter 3.3.2.14, "Selecting and modifying views", on page 284.
3.3.2.3 View IQ constellation
The I/Q constellation diagram displays the modulation symbols as points in the I/Q
plane.
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Figure 3-9: I/Q constellation diagram
The expected results depend on the modulation type. For an ideal QPSK signal, the
constellation points are on a circle around the origin, with relative phase angles of 90
deg.
Constellation diagrams give a graphical representation of the signal quality and can
help to reveal typical modulation errors causing signal distortions.
For correct measurements, set the center frequency of the R&S CMW to the same fre-
quency as used by the DUT's local oscillator (LO). It is usually the center frequency of
the DUT.
For 80+80 MHz, the R&S CMW measures in the center of both 80 MHz bands.
For query of the diagram contents via remote control, see:
● Chapter 3.5.5.5, "I/Q constellation traces", on page 465
on page 285.
3.3.2.4 View unused tone error
The view comprises a diagram and a table of statistical results of unoccupied tones for
an HE TB PPDU signal.
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Figure 3-10: Unused tone error diagram
Diagram
The unused tone error measures the EVM of unoccupied tones averaged over 26 sub-
carriers (2 MHz). The blue bars correspond to the current resource unit (RU) distribu-
tion. The occupied subcarrier in this example is the fourth RU within 26-tone RUs and it
is excluded from this measurement.
The limit of the occupied carrier is set as "TB high power" if the "Transmit Power" for
unused tone error is set to high. The limit of the occupied carrier is set as "TB low
power" if the "Transmit Power" for unused tone error is set to low. See "Modulation lim-
its 802.11ax" on page 311. The limit line for unoccupied subcarriers is calculated
according to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, equations (27-131) and (27-132).
Table
The "Margin" table below the diagram contains values which are relevant for the limit
check. The "Margin" values indicate the vertical distance between an estimated limit
line and the result trace.
A positive margin indicates that the limit is exceeded. Margin results are displayed for
the current, average and maximum trace.
"Unused Tone Error" indicates an unoccupied subcarrier EVMRMS for each unoccupied
26-tone RU across detected HE TB PPDU.
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For query of the results via remote control, see:

● Chapter 3.5.5.6, "Unused tone error traces", on page 466
● Chapter 3.5.5.7, "Unused tone error margin values", on page 467
on page 285.
3.3.2.5 View spectrum flatness
The "Spectrum Flatness" view comprises a diagram and a table with margin results.
Figure 3-11: Spectrum flatness view (OFDM contiguous)
The diagram displays:

● Relative or absolute spectrum flatness result values. A hotkey "Display Mode"
switches between the results, refer to Chapter 3.3.2.14, "Selecting and modifying
views", on page 284.
● Average energy in all allocated subcarriers as a blue line.
The subcarrier energies are normalized to the arithmetic mean of the average
energies in the center carriers, hence the line is vertically centered at 0 dB.
● Configured upper and lower limits as red lines, if limit checking is enabled.
For background information, see "Spectrum Flatness Limits OFDM" on page 314.
The margin table presents the margins to the upper and lower spectrum flatness limits,
as described in "Spectrum Flatness Limits OFDM" on page 314.
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For 80+80 MHz signals, all results are available per segment. The diagram is split into
two diagrams. The margin table is also split into two tables.
Figure 3-12: Spectrum flatness view (802.11ac, 80+80 MHz)

● Chapter 3.5.5.9, "Spectrum flatness traces", on page 469
● Chapter 3.5.5.10, "Spectrum flatness margin values", on page 475
● Chapter 3.5.5.11, "Spectrum flatness margin positions", on page 477
3.3.2.6 View transmit spectrum mask
General description
The "Transmit Spectrum Mask" view comprises a diagram and a table of statistical
results.
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Figure 3-13: IEEE transmit spectrum mask results (OFDM; OBW enabled)
The spectrum measurement covers a symmetric frequency range that is four times the
channel bandwidth wide. The 0-MHz point of the X-axis is at the center of the channel.
A value of 0 dB corresponds to the maximum power value (DSSS) or spectral density
(OFDM) of the signal measured within the current burst.
The "Margin" table below the diagram contains values which are relevant for the limit
check.
See "Transmit spectrum mask DSSS" on page 316 and subsequent sections.
The "Margin" values indicate the vertical distance between the spectrum mask and the
result trace. For each section S of the spectrum mask (e.g. "AB" or "DC"), Margin(S)
represents the "worst" trace value:
Margin(S) = max {Trace(f) - Limit(f) | f in S}
A positive margin indicates that the limit is exceeded. Margin results are displayed for
the current, average and maximum trace.
For 80+80 MHz signals, the margin results are available per segment. For small chan-
nel distances, both segments are covered by a single diagram, with the 0-MHz point of
the X-axis at the center of the left segment. For large channel distances, there are two
diagrams - one per segment.
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Transmit spectrum mask measurements in combined signal path are fully supported
only up to 40 MHz.
For bandwidths > 40 MHz, the measurements only display the results in the frequency
range from -80 MHz to 80 MHz.
For switched and true MIMO measurements, use the hotkey "Display" > "Select Ant.
Spectrum" to select the results per antenna or the results for all antennas.
For 80 + 80 MHz, use the hotkey "Display" > "Graphs & Margins" to select the trace
and margins results for both segments or individual segment.
● The appearance of results per antenna/ stream is similar to SISO results, refer to
View transmit spectrum mask.
● The results for all antennas/ streams show only average values. They do not
display limit lines or OBW results. With the hotkey "Display" > "Select Trace Spec-
trum", you can select the traces of individual antennas or all antennas including
statistics.
Figure 3-14: Transmit spectrum mask results (MIMO, all antennas)

● Chapter 3.5.5.12, "Transmit spectrum mask traces", on page 479
● Chapter 3.5.5.14, "Transmit spectrum mask margin values", on page 487
● Chapter 3.5.5.15, "Transmit spectrum mask margin positions", on page 492
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Relative vs. absolute limits

For 802.11p signals, you can switch between limit sets with absolute or relative limits.
The Y-axis of the diagram changes accordingly (dBm or dB). You can select a mask via
the "Display" hotkey "Mask Selection" or via the measurement control settings, see "
Mask Selection" on page 301.
Figure 3-15: ETSI transmit spectrum mask results (802.11p)
The resolution bandwidth used for the IEEE mask and the ARIB mask is 100 kHz. For
the ETSI mask, the resolution bandwidth is 1 MHz.
Occupied bandwidth
If enabled via the config tree or the "Spectrum OBW" hotkey, the OBW results are
shown in the transmit spectrum mask view, see Figure 3-13.
The OBW is indicated by its upper and lower edges in the transmit spectrum mask dia-
gram (orange vertical lines). The numerical results are presented in a dedicated
"OBW" table below the "Margin" table. For 80+80 MHz signals, the OBW results are
available per segment.
To set the OBW percentage quickly, use the "Spectrum OBW" hotkey.
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The OBW percentage refers to the power in the overall covered frequency range (four
times the channel bandwidth).
In switched MIMO and true MIMO scenarios, the OBW results are only available in dia-
grams per antenna (softkey "Display" > "Select Ant. Spectrum". OBW is not available
in diagrams displaying all antennas.
● Chapter 3.5.5.16, "Transmit spectrum OBW results", on page 498
3.3.2.7 View power vs. time
The "Power vs. Time" results are displayed in three diagrams that can be selectively
enabled or disabled:
● The "Burst" diagram, showing the low-resolution burst traces, i.e. signal power in
dBm vs. time
● The "Rise" and "Fall" diagrams, showing the high-resolution ramp traces
For DSSS signals, an additional table is displayed below the diagrams, presenting stat-
istical "Rise Time" and "Fall Time" values and highlighting violations of the correspond-
ing limits.
For OFDM signals, the table presents statistical timing error distribution results, refer to
Chapter 3.3.2.16, "Common view elements", on page 285.
The calculation of timing error is only supported for OFDM standards. It requires a suit-
able trigger to be specified as a trigger source.
Internal IF power trigger and MAC frame RX trigger cannot be used.
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Figure 3-16: WLAN multi-evaluation: Power vs. time results
Configure the measurement always to cover whole bursts.

The content of the ramp diagrams depends on the selected "Standard":
● For DSSS signals, the focus is on the associated limits (see "Power vs. time limits"
on page 305). The signal power is presented as a percentage of the "Reference
Power", which can be set to either the maximum or to the mean burst power. The
green vertical lines indicate the 10% and 90% threshold crossings, the 0 µs posi-
tion corresponds to the start of the measured frame.
● For OFDM signals, the diagrams show the absolute signal power in dBm.
For correct measurements, set the center frequency of the R&S CMW to the same fre-
quency as used by the DUT's local oscillator (LO). It is usually the center frequency of
the DUT.
Deviation in combined signal path

If the same TRX path is used by WLAN measurement application and GPRF generator
or WLAN signaling (CSP), the power vs. time measurements partly show also
R&S CMW Tx power. The difference in displayed results is approx. 6 dB + ExtAttIn +
ExtAttOut. The following figure shows measurements at HE SU and HE TB burst
types. In upper graph for HE SU, the trigger frame before the Rx burst is visible, for
HE_SU an ACK after the Rx burst is visible.
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Figure 3-17: Power vs. time graphs in CSP
Upper graph = HE TB burst measurement

Lower graph = HE SU burst measurement
MIMO
For true MIMO measurements, the results for all RX antennas or the results for a
selected antenna can be displayed.
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Figure 3-18: Power vs. time graphs (true MIMO)
80+80 MHz
For 80+80 MHz, the R&S CMW measures in the center of both 80 MHz bands.
The default view shows the "Burst" diagrams: the left segment in the upper part and
the right segment in the lower part.
Double-click one segment diagram to display "Burst", "Rise" and "Fall" diagrams of the
selected segment.
With escape key, you return from detailed results of one segment to "Burst" diagrams
of the default appearance.
● Chapter 3.5.5.17, "Power vs. time burst traces", on page 500
● Chapter 3.5.5.18, "Power vs. time ramp traces", on page 507
● Chapter 3.5.5.19, "Power vs. time single values", on page 517
● Chapter 3.5.5.1, "Timing error traces", on page 458
3.3.2.8 View TX measurement (scalar) for DSSS
The view contains a table of statistical results.
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Figure 3-19: WLAN multi-evaluation: Results (DSSS signal)
The table provides the following results in the upper part:

● "Modulation Type" and "PLCP Type" (i.e. burst type): see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physi-
cal layer", on page 248
● "Payload Length": number of bytes in the payload of the measured burst
In the lower part, the table provides results with statistical evaluation:
● "Burst Power": RMS value over the entire burst, including preamble and payload
● Error vector magnitude (EVM) peak and RMS values
● Center frequency error
● Chip clock error
● I/Q origin offset
● "Gain Imbalance": absolute value of (1 + I/Q imbalance)
● "Quadrature Error": angular component of (1 + I/Q imbalance)
● Chapter 3.5.5.20, "Modulation single values, DSSS", on page 522
on page 285.
3.3.2.9 View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDM

For the supported MIMO results, refer to Table 3-4.
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Figure 3-20: OFDM SISO scalar results

● "MCS Index": modulation and coding scheme index, determining, for example, the
modulation type and coding rate
Because the coding rate of HE TB PPDUs is not signaled, the MCS index of HE TB
PPDU cannot be displayed.
● "Modulation": see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248
● "Payload Symbols": number of OFDM symbols in the payload of the measured
burst
● "Measured Symbols": number of measured OFDM symbols
The number of "Measured Symbols" can be smaller than "Payload Symbols" if the
evaluation length is reduced manually (see Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and
Header) or automatically due to memory restrictions.
● "Payload Bytes": number of bytes in the payload of the measured burst
● "Guard Interval": see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248
● "LTF Size": 802.11ax LTF type 1x LTF, 2x LTF or 4x LTF
● "Burst Type": see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248
● "Spatial Streams", "Space Time Streams": number of spatial streams NSS and
space-time streams NSTS
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● "Power Backoff": minimum distance of signal power to reference level since the
start of the measurement
The backoff result helps you to configure optimum values for the expected power
and the user margin.
The result is not yet displayed on the GUI, but available via remote command.
With the hotkey "LTF- & Data-Power..." you can show or hide the following burst
power results:
– The power of long training fields (LTF) portion of the burst
– The power of data portion of the burst
Refer to Chapter 3.2.3, "Defining the scope of the measurement", on page 245.
● "Peak Power": peak value over the entire burst (only up to 40 MHz channel band-
width)
● "Crest Factor": crest factor of the burst
● "EVM": error vector magnitudes for all subcarriers (data and pilot), for data subcar-
riers only and for pilot subcarriers only
● "Center frequency error"
● "Symbol clock error"
● "Timing Error": The timing error measurement is only supported for OFDM stand-
ards. It requires a suitable trigger signal to derive the expected timing.
● "I/Q Offset": measured in the center of the signal
● "DC Power": power of the DC subcarriers (center frequency)
Gain imbalance cannot be calculated if the spectrum is not symmetrical, e.g. for
HT_TB and HE_MU.
Quadrature error cannot be calculated if the spectrum is not symmetrical, e.g. for
HT_TB and HE_MU.
According to the standard, the test must be performed over at least 20 PPDUs. The
PPDUs under test must be at least 16 data OFDM symbols long. A smaller "Payload
Length" is highlighted in red and indicated by a warning message.
For query of the results via remote control, see Chapter 3.5.5.21, "Modulation single
values, OFDM", on page 524.
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3.3.2.10 View TX measurement (scalar) for CMIMO (802.11n, ac, ax)
Figure 3-21: Composite MIMO scalar results

● "MCS Index": modulation and coding scheme index, determining, for example the
modulation type, coding rate and number of spatial streams. For overview tables,
see IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 19.5.
● "Modulation": see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248
● "Payload Symbols": number of OFDM symbols in the payload of the measured
burst
● "Measured Symbols": number of measured OFDM symbols
The number of "Measured Symbols" can be smaller than "Payload Symbols" if the
evaluation length is reduced manually (see Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and
Header) or automatically due to memory restrictions.
● "Payload Bytes": number of bytes in the payload of the measured burst
● "Guard Interval": see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248
● "LTF Size": 802.11ax LTF type 1x LTF, 2x LTF or 4x LTF
● "Burst Type": see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248
● "Spatial Streams", "Space Time Streams": number of spatial streams NSS and
space-time streams NSTS
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● "Spatial Streams", "Space Time Streams": Number of spatial streams NSS and
space-time streams NSTS, see also Chapter 3.2.6.3, "MIMO signals", on page 251
● "Burst Power", "Peak Power": RMS and peak power of the measured burst
power results:
● "Power STS1" to "Power STS4": RMS power for the individual space-time streams
● EVM: Error vector magnitude of the composite signal. Ideal signals are calculated
per space-time stream and combined to a sum signal. The error vector is deter-
mined by comparison of the ideal sum signal with the received sum signal.
EVM values can always be determined for pilot subcarriers. If the signal contains
more than one spatial stream (MCS index > 7), the EVM for the data carriers can-
not be determined unless training data are used for the measurement. Without
training data, the EVM values for "All Carriers" and "Data Carriers" are not availa-
ble. See Chapter 3.2.2.1, "Composite MIMO measurements", on page 244.
● Center frequency error
● "Training Data": see "Training Data" on page 296
3.3.2.11 View TX measurement (scalar) for SMIMO, TMIMO (802.11n, ac, ax)

Results of switched MIMO and true MIMO measurements are similar.
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Figure 3-22: True MIMO scalar results
The table provides the following general and overall results:

● "Spatial Streams", "Space Time": number of spatial streams NSS and space-time
streams NSTS, see also Chapter 3.2.6.3, "MIMO signals", on page 251
● "Data Symbols": number of OFDM symbols in the payload of the measured burst
● EVM: error vector magnitudes for all subcarriers (data and pilot), for data subcarri-
ers only and for pilot subcarriers only
● "Power Total": power of the overall signal
● "Symbol clock error"
● "Carrier frequency error"
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Results per stream:

● "EVM All", only available if NSS=NSTS
● "EVM Data" measured per spatial stream
● "EVM Pilot" measured per space-time stream
Results per antenna:
● "Power Backoff": minimum distance of signal power to reference level since the
The backoff result helps you to configure optimum values for the expected power
and the user margin.
The result is not yet displayed on the GUI, but available via remote command.
power results:
● "Peak Power": peak value over the entire burst, only available up to 40 MHz band-
width
● Crest factor, only available up to 40 MHz bandwidth
● I/Q origin offset
● "DC Power": power of the direct current (DC) subcarriers (center frequency)
Gain imbalance cannot be calculated if the spectrum is not symmetrical, e.g. for
HT_TB and HE_MU.
Quadrature error cannot be calculated if the spectrum is not symmetrical, e.g. for
HT_TB and HE_MU.
With the hotkey "Display" > "Antenna Filter", you can display only the results of an indi-
vidual antenna.
3.3.2.12 View signal fields info
The view contains a table with the reported signal fields of various PPDU formats. The
column "Bits" lists bit numbers, where the parameter is signaled. The "Value" columns
indicate the signaled values in binary and decimal formats.
For check bits, the instrument indicates passed (green) or failed (red) check verdict.
The displayed results depend on signal PPDU format:
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L- SIG..........................................................................................................................279
HT-SIG........................................................................................................................ 279
VHT-SIG-A.................................................................................................................. 279
HE-SIG-A (HE_SU).....................................................................................................280
HE-SIG-A (HE_MU).................................................................................................... 281
HE-SIG-A (HE_TRIG)................................................................................................. 281
HE-SIG-B.................................................................................................................... 282
L- SIG
Legacy signal field for NON_HT (SISO only).
See also IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 19.3.9.3.5, L-SIG definition.
Figure 3-23: Signal fields info results
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:LENGth? etc.
Refer to Chapter 3.5.5.23, "Signal fields info", on page 541.
HT-SIG
High throughput signal field for 802.11n (single user MIMO only).
See also IEEE Std 802.11-2016, table 19-11, HT-SIG fields.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:AGGRegation? etc.
VHT-SIG-A
Very high throughput signal field VHT-SIG-A for 802.11ac.
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See also IEEE Std 802.11-2016, table 21-12, Fields in the VHT-SIG-A field.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BEAMformed? etc.
HE-SIG-A (HE_SU)
High efficiency signal field HE-SIG-A for 802.11ax, single user MIMO.
See also IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, 27.3.11.7 HE-SIG-A.
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Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BEAMchange? etc.
HE-SIG-A (HE_MU)
HE signal field HE-SIG-A for 802.11ax, multi user MIMO.
See also IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table 27-20, HE-SIG-A field of an HE MU PPDU.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BDCM? etc.
HE-SIG-A (HE_TRIG)
HE signal field HE-SIG-A for 802.11ax, trigger based uplink single user MIMO.
See also IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, table 27-21, HE-SIG-A field of an HE TB PPDU.
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Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BSSColor? etc.
HE-SIG-B
HE signal field HE-SIG-B for 802.11ax, OFDMA and multi user MIMO.
See also IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, section 27.3.11.8.3 common field and section
27.3.11.8.4 user-specific field.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:
CFIeld:CRC? etc.
3.3.2.13 View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDMA
The view shows the results of OFDMA 802.11ax measurements.
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Figure 3-24: OFDMA results
At the top, the view indicates OFDMA allocations. Power and EVM results show cur-
rent, average, max and standard deviation values in individual columns. The view
shows EVM overall results and values measured per particular user and stream.
Power results are displayed per Rx antenna.
The view contains a table with the following results:
● "No. of Users, No. of RUs": OFDMA common information with the actual alloca-
tions (number of all allocated users and resource units)
● "EVM x": EVM results show current, average, max and standard deviation values
in individual columns. The view shows EVM overall results and values measured
per particular RU, user, and stream. Individual EVM results for all carriers, data car-
riers and pilot carriers are shown.
● "Power x": Power results show current, average, max and standard deviation val-
ues in individual columns. The power results are displayed per RU and Rx
antenna.
● "RU x": OFDMA user information signaled in HE signal field is displayed in gray
rows for each RU. In the row, RU size, its index and the index based on RU-26 are
indicated.
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● "User x": OFDMA user information signaled in HE signal field is displayed in gray
rows for each user. In the row, the reported MCS, DCM field, STA-ID field, NSTS
field, TxBF field are indicated for each user in the RU.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:INFO?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:UINFo<user>?.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:
USER<user>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:
USER<user>:STReam<str>:CURRent? etc.
3.3.2.14 Selecting and modifying views
Press the "Display" softkey to show hotkeys for view configuration. They change the
appearance and contents of the active view. The following hotkeys are available at the
bottom of the GUI:
Hotkey Description
"Select View ..." Switches to a certain detailed view or overview.

Alternatively, select a diagram in the overview and press [ ENTER] or the rotary
knob.
"Select Ant..." During switched MIMO and true MIMO measurements, displays graphs of all
antennas or the selected antenna.
"Graphs..." or "Graphs For 80+80 MHz bandwidth, selects trace (and margin) results for both segments
& Margins..." or individual segment
"Select Trace..." or Selects the trace types to be displayed in the view. For SMIMO and TMIMO, you
"Trace Select ..." can also display the results of one or more antennas/streams.
"X Scale... / Y Scale..." Modifies the ranges of the X-axis and the Y-axis.
"LTF- & Data-Power..." For "TX Measurement (Scalar)" view, shows or hides burst power results of the
LTF and data portion of the measured burst.
"Antenna Filter..." During switched MIMO and true MIMO measurements, for "TX Measurement
(Scalar)" view, enables/disables a filter to display only results of one selected
antenna
"Display Mode" In the "Spectrum Flatness" or "Transmit Spectrum Mask" view, switches between
relative and absolute result values (dB vs. dBm), see "Display Mode"
on page 326
"EVMCar MIMO Str. Selects the streams to be displayed in the EVM vs. carrier view for MIMO con-
Select" nections.
Additional options are available in the "Measurement Control" section of the configura-
tion dialog.
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3.3.2.15 Using markers
Press the "Marker" softkey to show hotkeys for marker configuration. They activate
markers and modify their position. The following hotkeys are available at the bottom of
the GUI:
Hotkey Description
"Ref. Marker ..." Enable or disable the reference marker, select a trace and the marker position on
that trace.
"Marker 1 /2 ..." Enable or disable marker 1 or 2 and define the marker position (absolute or relative
to the reference marker).
Depending on the trace mode, a trace can also be selected.
"Trace Select Define whether all markers are collectively set to the same trace or to individual
Mode" traces.
3.3.2.16 Common view elements
The following information is available in most result views.
Current settings
The most important settings of the WLAN multi-evaluation measurement are displayed
in the measurement dialog.
For configuration, see Chapter 3.3.3.2, "Signal routing and analyzer settings",
on page 288 and Chapter 3.3.3.3, "Input signal settings", on page 293.
Statistic Count
Progress bar for the measurement. During the first single shot after the start of the
measurement, the bar shows the number of elapsed measurement intervals relative to
the "Statistic Count". A filled progress bar indicates that the first shot is complete and
the statistical depth has been reached.
Out of Tolerance
Percentage of measurement intervals (bursts) that were failed because at least one
result exceeded the limits.
All results that use the same statistic count setting contribute to the same "Out of Toler-
ance" result.
CFO Distribution
Shows the percentage of tolerated carrier frequency offset (CFO) values and the num-
ber of CFO values exceeding the specified limit ("Outside"). For the specified limit,
refer to Limit setting for I/Q offset, frequency error, symbol clock error, CFO distribution.
The CFO distribution measurement is only supported for 802.11ax. Exceeding the CFO
distribution limit has no impact on the stop "On Limit Failure" condition or out-of-toler-
ance counter.
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Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib? etc.
TE Distribution
Shows the percentage of tolerated timing error (TE) values and the number of TE val-
ues exceeding the specified limit ("Outside"). For the specified limit, refer to Power vs.
time limits.
The calculation of timing error is only supported for OFDM standards. It requires a suit-
able trigger to be specified as a trigger source. Internal IF power trigger and MAC
frame RX trigger cannot be used.
Exceeding the timing error distribution limit has no impact on the stop "On Limit Fail-
ure" condition or out-of-tolerance counter.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib? etc.
Statistics in the result tables

Most result diagrams and result tables provide statistical results.
The statistical values are calculated as follows:
● "Current": Result obtained in the last measurement interval. For some modulation
results, an RMS value and a peak value are available. They are calculated as the
average and peak of all samples in the measured slot.
● "Average": Weighted average of all "Current" values since the start of the mea-
surement.
● "Max", "Min": Largest or smallest "Current" value since the start of the measure-
ment.
● "StdDev": Standard deviation of all "Current" values since the start of the mea-
surement.
3.3.3 Parameters and settings
All settings are defined via softkeys and hotkeys or using the configuration dialog. The
configuration dialog is described in the following sections. To open the dialog, press the
"Multi Evaluation" softkey and then the "Config" hotkey.
3.3.3.1 Basic input signal settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > top of the configuration dialog.

The parameters at the top of the configuration tree configure the most important input
signal settings.
Figure 3-25: Signal routing and analyzer settings (802.11ac, 80+80 MHz)
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Standard......................................................................................................................287
Receive Mode............................................................................................................. 287
Band Width..................................................................................................................287
Ch. Distance................................................................................................................288
Standard
Selects the IEEE 802.11 standard. The availability of certain signal properties depends
on the selected standard.
See Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248.
Required options:
● "802.11n" requires R&S CMW-KM651
● "802.11ac" requires R&S CMW-KM651 and R&S CMW-KM656
● "802.11ax" requires R&S CMW-KM651, R&S CMW-KM656, and R&S CMW-
KM657
● "802.11p" requires R&S CMW-KM655
In the combined signal path (CSP), consider the dependency between this parameter
and the burst type, set for the RX frame trigger in the signaling application.
See TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe
Selecting a standard that is not compatible with the current scenario restores the
"Standalone" scenario.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard
Receive Mode
Allows you to select a receive mode.
The available receive modes depend on the selected IEEE 802.11 standard, as sum-
marized in the following table:
Standard 802.11...
Receive mode b/g a/g n ac ax p
SISO ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Composite MIMO – – ✓ ✓ ✓ –
(R&S CMW-KM652)
True MIMO – – ✓ ✓ ✓ –
(R&S CMW-KM654)
Refer to Chapter 3.2.2, "How to measure a WLAN signal", on page 243.

Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe
Band Width
Defines the signal bandwidth. You can select between:
● 5, 10, 20, and 40 MHz for 802.11n
● 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 80+80 MHz, and 160 MHz for 802.11ac
● 20, 40, 80, 80+80 MHz, and 160 MHz for 802.11ax
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● 5, 10, and 20 MHz for 802.11p

The bandwidth for all other supported standards is fixed.
and the trigger bandwidth, set for the RX frame trigger in the signaling application.
For 802.11ax and trigger source set to "HE_TB Trigger", the setting depends on the
trigger configuration.
See CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth
Ch. Distance
Distance between the center frequencies of the two 80-MHz segments for the band-
width 80+80 MHz. A distance of 80 MHz means that the two segments are contiguous.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:CDIStance
3.3.3.2 Signal routing and analyzer settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > top of the configuration dialog.

The following parameters configure the RF input path.
Figure 3-26: Signal routing and analyzer settings
Scenario = StandAlone............................................................................................... 289

Scenario = Combined Signal Path.............................................................................. 289
Scenario = True MIMO................................................................................................289
Use Sep. Ant. for 80+80 MHz..................................................................................... 290
Number of Antennas................................................................................................... 290
Training Mode............................................................................................................. 290
RF Routing.................................................................................................................. 290
External Attenuation (Input) /Ext. Att...........................................................................291
Band / Channels /Center Frequency...........................................................................291
Expected Nominal Power............................................................................................292
User Margin.................................................................................................................293
Mixer Level Offset....................................................................................................... 293
Frequency Offset.........................................................................................................293
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Scenario = StandAlone
The multi-evaluation measurement is used standalone.
Non-signaling stand alone scenario is only available in the combination with the
Receive Mode = "SISO" or "Composite MIMO".
See also Chapter 3.2.2.1, "Composite MIMO measurements", on page 244.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario?
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS?
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:CATalog:SCENario?
Scenario = Combined Signal Path

The multi-evaluation measurement is combined with an instance of the WLAN signal-
ing application (option R&S CMW-KS65x). The WLAN signaling application establishes
a connection to the DUT. The additional parameter "Controlled by" selects the signaling
application instance.
In this scenario, some parameters of the measurement are set or restricted by the sig-
naling instance. The configuration tree changes accordingly:
The multi-evaluation measurement settings are remembered in the background and

enabled again, when switching back to the standalone scenario.
Connection status information of the signaling application is displayed at the bottom of
the measurement GUI. Softkeys and hotkeys provide access to the settings of the sig-
naling application and allow you to switch the signal on or off, see Chapter 3.3.3.8,
"Additional softkeys and hotkeys", on page 325.
For additional information, see Chapter 3.2.5, "Combined signaling and measurement",
on page 247.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:CSPath
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS?
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>
Scenario = True MIMO

True MIMO scenarios are only available for standards "802.11n", "802.11ac", and
"802.11ax" and receive mode "True MIMO".
R&S CMW500/2xx supports true MIMO 2x2 only.
One option R&S CMW-KM654 per R&S CMW is required.
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External attenuation and expected nominal power are configurable per antenna. The
configuration tree changes accordingly.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:TMIMo<PathCount>
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>
Use Sep. Ant. for 80+80 MHz

This setting is only displayed for 80+80 MHz signals.
Enable the checkbox if your DUT uses separate antennas for the two segments. You
can then connect the antennas to different RF connectors and avoid using a combiner.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:SANTennas
Number of Antennas
Specifies the number of TX paths of the DUT that are connected to the R&S CMW in
MIMO scenarios.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MIMO:NOANtennas
Training Mode
Activates the training mode and displays the corresponding view for Receive Mode =
"Composite MIMO". Refer to Chapter 3.3.4, "CMIMO training mode", on page 327.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MODE
RF Routing
Selects the input path for the measured RF signal, i.e. the input connector and the RX
module to be used.
In the standalone (SA) scenario, these parameters are controlled by the measurement.
In the combined signal path (CSP) scenario, they are controlled by the signaling appli-
cation.
Remote command:
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS?
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n> (SA)
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ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:CSPath (CSP)
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:... (CSP)
External Attenuation (Input) /Ext. Att.

Defines the value of an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative) in the
input path. The power readings are corrected by the external attenuation value.
The external attenuation value is also used in the calculation of the maximum configu-
rable input power value.
table entries.
In the "MIMO" scenarios, you can configure a connector-specific attenuation value.
All configured attenuations are added: global external attenuation + connector-specific
attenuation + active frequency-dependent attenuation table.
In the standalone (SA) scenario, this parameter is controlled by the measurement. In
the combined signal path (CSP) scenario, it is controlled by the signaling application.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:EATTenuation (SA)
(CSP)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n> (SA)
Band / Channels /Center Frequency

Using the band and channel settings, you can specify the input signal in terms of stan-
dard WLAN channels in a supported band. The center frequency of the overall channel
can also be set directly, which allows for non-standard WLAN channels. If a channel
frequency corresponds to a channel index number, this number is displayed.
Note:
● The available channel index numbers and related frequencies depend on the
selected band.
● The R&S CMW does not limit the set of available channels based on the selected
standard, nor does it enforce any regulatory restrictions. Exception: The 4-GHz
band can only be configured for 802.11n.
● Measuring signals above 3.3 GHz requires a 6 GHz option.
Depending on the signal bandwidth the input signal comprises one, two, four or eight
RF side channels.
The available settings change accordingly:
● For 5 MHz, 10 MHz or 20 MHz signal bandwidth, there is only a single channel.
"Frequency" sets the center frequency of the channel.
Figure 3-27: Frequency settings for 20 MHz 802.11n
● A 40 MHz 802.11n signal consists of a primary 20 MHz channel and a secondary

20 MHz channel that is one of the non-overlapping channels right above ("Secon-
dary Channel": 1) or right below ("Secondary Channel": -1) the "Primary Channel".
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The frequency offset between primary and secondary channel is ±20 MHz. The
secondary channel number is ±4 (if it is in the allowed channel number range).
"Center Frequency" sets the center frequency of the 40 MHz bandwidth.
Figure 3-28: Frequency settings for 40 MHz
● An 802.11ac or ax signal with 40 MHz, 80 MHz or 160 MHz bandwidth consists of

2, 4 or 8 adjacent, non-overlapping 20 MHz channels, respectively.
Setting one of the 20 MHz channel indices automatically adjusts the remaining
ones.
"Center Frequency" sets the center frequency of the total bandwidth. For 80+80
MHz signals, it sets the center frequency of the left segment.
Figure 3-29: Frequency settings for 80+80 MHz
● For IEEE 802.11ax measurements with an R&S CMW-Z800A, the RF frequency of

the DUT is in the range 5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz. The measurement application
measures on down-converted signal from the R&S CMW-Z800A (fDUT - 4800 MHz).
The measurement shows the actual measurement frequency and not the fre-
quency of the DUT. The measurement is only used in combined signal path and
configures the lower frequency automatically.
In the standalone (SA) scenario, these parameters are controlled by the measurement.
In the combined signal path (CSP) scenario, they are controlled by the signaling appli-
cation.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels<Ch> (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency (CSP)
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel (CSP)
Expected Nominal Power

Sets the analyzer in accordance with the nominal power of the signal to be measured.
The nominal power is the average output power at the DUT during the measurement
intervals where the transmitter is on.
The reference level is calculated as the expected peak power at the output of the DUT:
Reference level = expected nominal power + user margin
The actual input power at the connectors must be within the level range of the selected
RF input connector; refer to the data sheet. With correctly configured power settings,
the input power equals the "Reference Level" minus the "External Attenuation (Input)"
value.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ENPower<connector> (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EPEPower (CSP)
User Margin
Margin that the measurement adds to the expected nominal power to determine its ref-
erence power (reference level). The margin is typically used to account for the known
variations of the RF input signal power, for example, the variations due to a specific
channel configuration.
The appropriate values depend on the configuration of the received WLAN signal, e.g.
on the modulation scheme.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:UMARgin<connector>
Mixer Level Offset

Varies the input level of the mixer in the analyzer path. A negative value reduces the
mixer input level. A positive value increases it. Optimize the mixer input level according
to the properties of the measured signal.
Mixer level Advantages Possible shortcomings

offset
< 0 dB Suppression of distortion (e.g. of the inter- Lower dynamic range (due to smaller sig-
modulation products generated in the nal-to-noise ratio)
mixer)
> 0 dB High signal-to-noise ratio, higher dynamic Risk of intermodulation, smaller overdrive
range reserve

Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:MLOFfset (SA)
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset (CSP)
Frequency Offset
Positive or negative frequency offset to be added to the specified center frequency of
the RF analyzer. This setting is useful to adjust the measurement frequency.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FOFFset
3.3.3.3 Input signal settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Input Signal" section.

The WLAN "Input Signal" parameters define basic WLAN signal properties. The values
in this section must be set in accordance with the measured signal.
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See Chapter 3.2.2, "How to measure a WLAN signal", on page 243.
Figure 3-30: WLAN input signal settings
Standard, Receive Mode, Band Width, Ch. Distance................................................. 294

Burst Type................................................................................................................... 294
Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and Header.......................................................... 294
Modulation Filter..........................................................................................................295
Power Class................................................................................................................ 295
Training Data...............................................................................................................296
IQ Swap...................................................................................................................... 296
Coding Rate................................................................................................................ 296
Standard, Receive Mode, Band Width, Ch. Distance

These parameters are also listed at the top of the configuration tree.
See Chapter 3.3.3.1, "Basic input signal settings", on page 286
Burst Type
Displays the burst type, depending on the selected standard, see Chapter 3.2.6.2,
"Physical layer", on page 248.
A selection can only be made for standard 802.11n: Choose "Green Field" for signals
with greenfield header format and "Mixed" for all other signals.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BTYPe
Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and Header

● For DSSS signals, you can configure the number of payload chips to measured.
The checkbox selects whether the preamble and header are skipped or measured
in addition to the configured number of payload chips.
For spectrum emission measurements with 802.11b, set the maximum evaluation
length to 270000 chips.
● For OFDM signals, you can configure the number of payload symbols to be mea-
sured. The preamble/header is not measured.
The evaluation length can be also reduced automatically due to memory restrictions.
For more details, see Chapter 3.2.3, "Defining the scope of the measurement",
on page 245.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:DSSS:ELENgth
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:OFDM:ELENgth
Modulation Filter
Refines the basic burst filter of IEEE standard to limit the evaluation to bursts of a par-
ticular modulation type.
While the value "All" is selected and if the signal-to-noise ratio is low, the modulation
estimation is not able to detect the correct modulation. If it fails, usually 1024 QAM is
estimated because noise looks similar. In that case, select the correct modulation man-
ually.
If the received burst has a different modulation, the reliability indicates "Wrong Modula-
tion", see Chapter 3.5.1.8, "Reliability indicator", on page 351.
● In stand-alone for HE_TRIG bursts (802.11ax) measurements, a wrong burst is
ignored, but makes EVM worse.
● In stand-alone measurements for all other bursts and standards, a after 10 wrong
bursts a "Wrong Modulation" is indicated. Wrong bursts are not included in EVM
calculation.
● In combined signal path (CSP), a wrong burst is ignored also for EVM calculation.
In CSP, consider the dependency between this parameter and the data rate, set for the
RX frame trigger in the signaling application.
trigger configuration:
When changing the trigger source from "HE_TB Trigger" to any other trigger source,
the modulation filter is set to "All".
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter
Power Class
This setting is only displayed for standard 802.11p. It selects the STA transmit power
class as defined in annex D.2.2 of standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016.
The power class determines the transmit spectrum mask to be applied, see also
"Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320.
"Class A" The "Class A" transmit spectrum mask is used for limit checks.
"Class B" The "Class B" transmit spectrum mask is used for limit checks.
"Class C/D" There is no transmit spectrum limit check.
"User Defined" The "User Def." transmit spectrum mask is used for limit checks.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:PCLass
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Training Data
This setting is only displayed for 802.11n, ac and ax composite MIMO measurements.
It specifies the reference signal, see Chapter 3.2.2.1, "Composite MIMO measure-
ments", on page 244.
"no data" Unknown signal
"Internal Data" The R&S CMW expects to (continuously) receive the same burst that
was "recorded" during the preceding training mode session (still avail-
able in internal memory).
"File Data" The R&S CMW expects to (continuously) receive the burst that was
"recorded" to the selected file.
"Select New The R&S CMW opens a dialog to select a file with training data.
File"
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa:FILE:DATE?
IQ Swap
With active I/Q swap, the I values are mapped to the Q channel and vice versa. As a
result, the points in the I/Q constellation diagrams are reflected at the first bisector (Q =
I). In spectral representation, the spectrum is reflected at the RF carrier frequency.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:IQSWap
Coding Rate
For 802.11ax measurements at HE TB PPDU, the coding rate of HE_TRIG bursts is
not signaled. Specify it within the limit settings, see "Modulation limits 802.11ax"
on page 311.
Option R&S CMW-KM657 is required.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:
EVMall:TBCoderate
3.3.3.4 Measurement control settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Measurement Control" section.

The measurement control parameters configure the scope of the measurement.
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Figure 3-31: Measurement control settings
Repetition.................................................................................................................... 297
Stop Condition.............................................................................................................298
Measure on Exception................................................................................................ 298
Synchronization Mode.................................................................................................298
Modulation...................................................................................................................298
└ Statistic Count...............................................................................................298
└ Tracking........................................................................................................ 299
└ Channel Estimation.......................................................................................300
└ FFT Demodulation Offset..............................................................................300
└ DSSS Tx Filter Estimation............................................................................ 300
└ DSSS EVM Method...................................................................................... 300
└ Skip OFDM Symbols.....................................................................................300
Spectrum.....................................................................................................................301
└ Statistic Count...............................................................................................301
└ Spectrum Trigger Time................................................................................. 301
└ Average FFT Num........................................................................................ 301
└ Occupied Bandwidth (OBW)......................................................................... 301
└ Mask Selection..............................................................................................301
Power.......................................................................................................................... 302
└ Statistic Count...............................................................................................302
└ Average Length.............................................................................................302
└ Reference Power.......................................................................................... 302
Assign Views...............................................................................................................302
List Mode > Enable..................................................................................................... 303
Repetition
Defines how often the measurement is repeated if it is not stopped explicitly or by a
failed limit check.
● Continuous: The measurement is continued until it is explicitly terminated. The
results are periodically updated.
● Single-Shot: The measurement is stopped after one measurement cycle.
Single-shot is preferable if only a single measurement result is required under fixed
conditions, which is typical for remote-controlled measurements. The continuous mode
is suitable to monitor the evolution of the measurement results and to observe how
they depend on the measurement configuration, which is typically done in manual con-
trol.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:REPetition
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Stop Condition
Specifies the conditions for an early termination of the measurement:
● "None": The measurement is performed according to its "Repetition" mode and
"Statistic Count", irrespective of the limit check results.
● "On Limit Failure": The measurement is stopped when one of the limits is excee-
ded, irrespective of the repetition mode set. If no limit failure occurs, it is performed
according to its "Repetition" mode and "Statistic Count". Use this setting for mea-
surements that are intended for checking limits, e.g. production tests.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCONdition
Measure on Exception
Specifies whether results that the measurement identifies as faulty or inaccurate are
rejected. A faulty result occurs, for example, when an overload is detected. In remote
control, the cause of the error is indicated by the "reliability indicator".
● Off: Faulty results are rejected. The measurement is continued. The statistical
counters are not reset. Use this mode to ensure that a single faulty result does not
affect the entire measurement.
● On: Results are never rejected. Use this mode for development purposes, if you
want to analyze the reason for occasional wrong transmissions.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MOEXception
Synchronization Mode
Sets the synchronization mode:
● Normal: synchronization according to preamble detection
● Tolerant: synchronization with the second part of preamble when the first part can-
not be detected
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SMODe
Modulation
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Measurement Control" > "Modulation" section.
The section contains the following settings for modulation measurements.
Statistic Count ← Modulation

Defines the number of measurement intervals per measurement cycle. A measurement
cycle is the duration of a single-shot measurement.
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In the WLAN multi-evaluation measurement, the measurement interval is completed

when the R&S CMW has measured the specified evaluation length of a burst.
See also "Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and Header" on page 294.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:MODulation
Tracking ← Modulation
The WLAN burst signal is transformed to the frequency domain using an FFT opera-
tion. The FFT is performed symbol-wise for all symbols of the payload. The calculated
FFTs include:
● The common phase drift of all subcarriers at symbol i
● The phase shift of subcarrier k at symbol i caused by the timing drift
● The gain at symbol i in relation to the reference gain at the long symbol (LS)
Thus, the frequency estimate is not error-free in general. Therefore, the overall fre-
quency deviation of the DUT must be compensated.
"Phase":
The common phase drift of all subcarriers at symbol i is made up of the frequency devi-
ation and the phase jitter at symbol i. The phase jitter is composed of a constant part
and a nonlinear part.
The constant part is caused by the uncompensated frequency deviation. The measure-
ment of the phase starts at the first symbol of the payload, whereas the channel fre-
quency response represents the channel at the long symbol of the preamble. The
uncompensated frequency deviation produces a phase drift between the long symbol
and the first symbol of the payload. It appears as a constant part in the common phase
drift.
The nonlinear part can be caused by the phase noise of the DUT oscillator. Or it can
be caused by the increase of the DUT amplifier temperature at the beginning of the
burst.
Referring to the IEEE 802.11 standard, the common phase drift must be estimated and
compensated from the pilots. Therefore, the phase tracking is normally activated as the
default setting.
For composite MIMO and 802.11ac input signals, it is always enabled.
"Timing":
This phase is caused by the relative clock deviation of the reference oscillator. Timing
drift tracking is activated by default. It depends on the standard, whether the tracking is
requested by IEEE 802.11 or not.
"Level":
A change of the gain at symbol i (caused, for example, by an increase of the DUT
amplifier temperature) can lead to symbol errors, especially for large symbol alphabets.
In this case, the estimation and compensation of the gain can be useful. However,
according to the IEEE 802.11 standard, the compensation of the gain is not a require-
ment, and therefore is not activated per default.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:PHASe
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:TIMing
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:LEVel
Channel Estimation ← Modulation

Specifies whether channel estimation is done in the payload (and the preamble) or in
the preamble only. Channel estimation in the payload improves the accuracy of EVM
measurement results. IEEE 802.11 requests channel estimation in the preamble.
This setting is only relevant for OFDM signals.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:CESTimation
FFT Demodulation Offset ← Modulation

Defines the mode how the start offset of the FFT demodulation is determined.
● "Guard Interval Center": The guard interval center is used as FFT start offset.
● "Peak": The peak of the fine-timing metric is used to determine the FFT start offset.
● "Auto" (default): The measurement application determines the optimal FFT start
offset.
This setting is only relevant for OFDM signals.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:DEMod:FFT:OFFSet
DSSS Tx Filter Estimation ← Modulation

This parameter is relevant for 802.11b/g DSSS signals only. It determines if and how
accurate the transmit filter is estimated.
The transmitter is using some type of filtering to satisfy the spectral mask requirement
of the 802.11b/g standard. As the standard does not specify what type of filtering to
use, the modulation results are computed with incorrect knowledge of the transmitter
filtering. The wrong filtering causes the EVM for a perfect 802.11b signal to have a
nonzero EVM level. Accurate transmit filter estimation reduces the measured EVM.
For maximum measurement speed, disable "DSSS Tx Filter Estimation". With filter
estimation enabled, the higher the number of equalizer filter "Taps", the more accurate
the estimation, but also the lower the measurement speed.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:EFTaps
DSSS EVM Method ← Modulation

This parameter is relevant for 802.11b signals only. It selects the EVM measurement
method - according to IEEE Std 802.11-2007, IEEE Std 802.11b-1999, or according to
standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:EMEThod
Skip OFDM Symbols ← Modulation

Allows you to exclude a configurable number of head and tail bits from modulation
measurements.
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This feature is, for example, useful for composite MIMO measurements, where non-
repeating parts of the retransmitted burst (such as sequence number and checksum)
would otherwise invalidate the modulation measurement.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:SKIPsymbols
Spectrum
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Measurement Control" > "Spectrum" section.
The section contains the following settings for spectrum measurements.
Statistic Count ← Spectrum

Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:TSMask
Spectrum Trigger Time ← Spectrum

Specifies a trigger offset time. After the trigger event, the R&S CMW waits this time
before it performs the first Fast Fourier Transform (FFT).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:TROTime
Average FFT Num ← Spectrum

Specifies the number of FFT operations per burst. The results of the individual FFT
operations are averaged to calculate the burst results.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AFFTnum
Occupied Bandwidth (OBW) ← Spectrum

Enables/disables OBW measurement and sets the OBW percentage.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBWPercent
Mask Selection ← Spectrum

This setting is only displayed for standard 802.11p. It determines the transmit spectrum
mask to be applied to 802.11p channels.
See also "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320.
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● IEEE: Relative spectral density limits as specified in IEEE 802.11

● ETSI: Absolute emission limits as specified in ETSI EN 302 571 V1.1.1 (2008-09)
● ARIB: Absolute emission limits as specified in ARIB STD-T109
This selection is only available for 10 MHz bandwidth.
The setting switches also between relative and absolute result values (dB vs. dBm) in
the "Transmit Spectrum Mask" view.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MSELection
Power
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Measurement Control" > "Power" section.
The section contains the following settings for power measurements.
Statistic Count ← Power

Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:PVTime
Average Length ← Power

The "Average Length" is the length of the moving average filter, which smoothes the
power trace and thus eliminates the modulation. While a long average length leads to
more stable measurement results, it increases the rise/fall times compared to no aver-
aging.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:ALENgth
Reference Power ← Power

In DSSS, the thresholds for rising and falling edge results are defined as percentage
values of the reference power. The reference can be set to either the max or mean
power of the burst.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:RPOWer
Assign Views
Selects the view types to be displayed in the overview dialog. The measurement does
not evaluate the results for disabled views. Limiting the number of assigned views can
speed up the measurement.
The available views depend on other settings. Configure first the standard, the receive
mode and the bandwidth.
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Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult[:ALL]
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVM
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMCarrier
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMSymbol
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:IQConst
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:MSCalar
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:PVTime
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:SFLatness
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:TSMask
List Mode > Enable

Shows whether the list mode is enabled and disables an enabled list mode.
Enabling the list mode is only possible via the remote control command below. The list
mode is essentially a remote control feature. For an introduction, see Chapter 3.2.7,
"Multi-evaluation list mode", on page 252.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST
3.3.3.5 Trigger settings
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Trigger" section.

The trigger settings configure the trigger system for the WLAN multi-evaluation mea-
surement.
Figure 3-32: Trigger settings
Trigger Source.............................................................................................................303
Trigger Slope...............................................................................................................304
Trigger Threshold........................................................................................................ 304
Trigger Timeout........................................................................................................... 304
Trigger IF Min Gap...................................................................................................... 304
Trigger Source
Selects the source of the trigger event.
Only the measurement-specific trigger sources are listed here. Additional trigger sour-
ces are provided by the base software and by other applications like the GPRF genera-
tor. For a description of these trigger sources, refer to the documentation of the corre-
sponding software part.
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"IF Power" The measurement is triggered by the power of the received signal,
converted into an IF signal. The trigger event coincides with the rising
or falling edge of the measured WLAN burst.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:CATalog:SOURce?
Trigger Slope
Selects whether the trigger event is generated at the rising edge or at the falling edge
of the trigger pulse. This setting is relevant for power trigger sources.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SLOPe
Trigger Threshold
Defines the input signal power where a trigger event is generated for power trigger
sources.
The threshold is a dB value, relative to the reference level minus the external attenua-
tion. If the reference level equals the maximum output power of the DUT and the exter-
nal attenuation settings are correct, the trigger threshold is relative to the maximum
input power.
A low threshold ensures that the input signal is always detected. A higher threshold
can prevent unintended trigger events.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:THReshold
Trigger Timeout
Sets a time after which a started measurement must have received a trigger event. If
no trigger event is received, a trigger timeout is indicated in manual operation mode. In
remote control mode, the measurement is stopped. The parameter can be disabled so
that no timeout occurs.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT
Trigger IF Min Gap

Defines a minimum duration of the power-down periods (gaps) between two triggered
power pulses. This setting is valid for "(IF) Power" trigger sources.
The trigger system is controlled by a timer which is reset to zero in the following instan-
ces:
● At the IF power-down ramp of each triggered or untriggered pulse, even if the pre-
vious counter has not yet elapsed. A power-down ramp is detected when the signal
power falls below the trigger threshold.
● At the beginning of each measurement. The minimum gap defines the minimum
time between the start of the measurement and the first trigger event.
The trigger system is rearmed when the timer has reached the specified minimum gap.
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Start No trigger Trigger No trigger Trigger

meas. event event event event
Trigger Trigger
Min. gap Min. gap Min. gap Min. gap
armed armed
This parameter can be used to prevent unwanted trigger events due to fast power var-
iations.
For a Trigger Source different from "IF Power", it is hidden.
Remote command:
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MGAP
3.3.3.6 Limit settings
The following sections give an overview of the WLAN multi-evaluation limit settings and
the related test requirements.
Conformance requirements for WLAN transmitter tests are specified in the IEEE
802.11 family of standards.
● Power vs. time limits............................................................................................. 305
● Modulation limits DSSS.........................................................................................306
● Modulation limits 802.11a/g/p OFDM.................................................................... 307
● Modulation limits 802.11n......................................................................................308
● Modulation limits 802.11ac....................................................................................309
● Modulation limits 802.11ax.................................................................................... 311
● Spectrum Flatness Limits OFDM.......................................................................... 314
● Transmit spectrum mask DSSS............................................................................ 316
● Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, default masks................................................... 317
● Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation.....................................................320
● Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, absolute limits.................................................. 322
Power vs. time limits

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Power vs. Time" section.
Standard IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021 defines requirements for HE PHY in section
27.3.15.3 "Pre-correction accuracy requirements". After the AP triggers the uplink
transmissions, the STA transmits the HE TB PPDU at a specified time. The accuracy of
this time must be ±0.4 μs relative to the frame sent by the AP to trigger the UL trans-
missions.
The calculation of timing error is supported for OFDM standards. It requires a suitable
trigger to be specified as a trigger source.
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A limit for the distribution of timing error is not defined in standard. The limit check
applies only for OFDM SISO measurements. Exceeding the timing error distribution
limit has no impact on the stop "On Limit Failure" condition or out-of-tolerance counter.
The rise time and fall time represent a basic pulse shaping criterion for DSSS signals.
IEEE Std 802.11-2016 defines related requirements in sections 15.4.5.8 and 16.3.7.7
"Transmit power-on and power-down ramp". The transmit power-on ramp (rise time) for
10% to 90% of maximum power must be no greater than 2 μs. The transmit power-
down ramp (fall time) for 90% to 10% of maximum power must also be no greater than
2 μs.
All limits can be set in the configuration dialog.
Figure 3-33: Power vs. time limit settings
As an alternative to the maximum power, it is also possible to select the average power
as the reference level.
See also " Reference Power" on page 302.
The pulse shape of DSSS signals is complemented by their spectrum mask, see
"Transmit spectrum mask DSSS" on page 316 for details.
For remote commands, refer to Power vs. time limits.
Modulation limits DSSS

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Modulation" > "802.11b/g DSSS" section.
A poor modulation accuracy of the transmitter increases the transmission errors. The
error vector magnitude (EVM) is the critical quantity to assess the modulation accuracy
of a transmitter.
According to IEEE, the peak EVM of a DSSS signal must not exceed 35 %. This limit
must be checked for 1000 samples (chips) of a burst. Center frequency and chip clock
tolerance are specified in ppm of the carrier frequency: Errors must not exceed ±25
ppm. For channel 1, the limit is 25 ppm of 2.412 GHZ = 60.3 kHz.
Table 3-5: Modulation limits: 802.11b/g DSSS
Characteristics Refer to IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section... Specified limit
Peak EVM 15.4.5.10/16.3.7.9 Transmit modulation accuracy < 35%
Frequency error 15.4.5.6/16.3.7.5 Transmit center frequency tolerance < ±25 ppm1)
Chip clock error 15.4.5.7/16.3.7.6 Chip clock frequency tolerance < ±25 ppm1)
1) of the carrier frequency
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All limits can be set in the configuration dialog:
Figure 3-34: Modulation limit settings for 802.11b/g DSSS
For remote commands, refer to Chapter 3.5.4.2, "Modulation limits: 802.11b/g DSSS",
on page 404.
Modulation limits 802.11a/g/p OFDM

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Modulation" > "802.11a/g" or "802.11p" section.
IEEE defines EVM limits from -25 dB to -5 dB, depending on the modulation type and
coding rate. Center frequency and symbol clock tolerance are specified in ppm of the
carrier frequency.
For 802.11p, they depend on the frequency band and the channel width.
Table 3-6: Modulation limits: 802.11a/g/p OFDM
EVM (RMS) 17.3.9.7.4 Transmitter constellation error < -5 dB (BPSK, 1/2)

< -8 dB (BPSK, 3/4)
< -10 dB (QPSK, 1/2)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 3/4)
< -16 dB (16-QAM, 1/2)
< -19 dB (16-QAM, 3/4)
< -22 dB (64-QAM, 2/3)
< -25 dB (64-QAM, 3/4)
Frequency error 17.3.9.5 Transmit center frequency tolerance < ±20 ppm1) for 20 MHz
for 802.11a and p (5 GHz band) and 10 MHz channels,
< ±10 ppm1) for 5 MHz
channels
18.4.7.4 Transmit center frequency tolerance < ±25 ppm

for 802.11g (2.4 GHz band)
Symbol clock error 17.3.9.6 Symbol clock frequency tolerance < ±20 ppm for 20 MHz
and 10 MHz channels,
for 802.11a and p (5 GHz band)
< ±10 ppm for 5 MHz
channels
18.4.7.5 Symbol clock frequency tolerance < ±25 ppm

for 802.11g (2.4 GHz band)
The configuration dialog allows you to set these limits as absolute values:
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Figure 3-35: Modulation limit settings for 802.11a/g/p OFDM
For remote commands, refer to:

● Chapter 3.5.4.3, "Modulation limits: 802.11a/g OFDM", on page 406
● Chapter 3.5.4.4, "Modulation limits: 802.11p OFDM", on page 409
Modulation limits 802.11n

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Modulation" > "802.11n" section.
IEEE defines EVM limits from -28 dB to -5 dB, depending on the modulation type and
coding rate.
For the frequency error and the symbol clock error, IEEE specifies limits in ppm of the
carrier frequency and depending on the frequency band: ±20 ppm for the 5 GHz band
and ±25 ppm for the 2.4 GHz band. Example: For channel 36 of the 5 GHz band, the
limit is 20 ppm of 5180 MHz = 103.6 kHz.
For MIMO measurements, modulation limits do not apply. Limit check is deactivated.
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Table 3-7: Modulation limits: 802.11n

< -10 dB (QPSK, 1/2)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 3/4)
< -16 dB (16-QAM, 1/2)
< -19 dB (16-QAM, 3/4)
< -22 dB (64-QAM, 2/3)
< -25 dB (64-QAM, 3/4)
< -27 dB (64-QAM, 5/6)
I/Q offset 19.3.18.7.2 Transmit center frequency leakage < -15 dB (20 MHz)
< -20 dB (40 MHz)
Frequency error 19.3.18.4 Transmit center frequency tolerance < ±20 ppm (5 GHz band)
< ±25 ppm (2.4 GHz band)
Symbol clock error 19.3.18.6 Symbol clock frequency tolerance < ±20 ppm (5 GHz band)
< ±25 ppm (2.4 GHz band)
The SISO limits apply also for MIMO as a limit per user and stream.
The configuration dialog allows you to set these limits as absolute values:
Figure 3-36: Modulation limit settings for 802.11n
For remote commands, refer to Chapter 3.5.4.5, "Modulation limits: 802.11n SISO",
on page 412.
Modulation limits 802.11ac

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Modulation" > "802.11ac" section.
Modulation limits for 802.11ac signals are specified in the standard IEEE Std
802.11-2016. The R&S CMW supports limit checks for the following modulation char-
acteristics:
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Table 3-8: Modulation limits: 802.11ac

< -10 dB (QPSK, 1/2)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 3/4)
< -16 dB (16-QAM, 1/2)
< -19 dB (16-QAM, 3/4)
< -22 dB (64-QAM, 2/3)
< -25 dB (64-QAM, 3/4)
< -27 dB (64-QAM, 5/6)
< -30 dB (256-QAM, 3/4)
< -32 dB (256-QAM, 5/6)
< -35 dB (1024-QAM, 3/4)
< -35 dB (1024-QAM, 5/6)
< -8 dB (pilot)
I/Q offset 21.3.17.4.2 Transmit center frequency leakage < -17.48 dB (5 to 20 MHz)
< -20.57 dB (40 MHz)
< -23.84 dB (80 MHz)
< -23.84 dB and -20 dBm
(80+80 MHz)
< -26.85 dB (160 MHz)
Frequency error and 21.3.17.3 Transmit center frequency and sym- < ±20 ppm
symbol clock error bol clock frequency tolerance
All limits can be set in the configuration dialog:
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Figure 3-37: Modulation limit settings for 802.11ac
For remote commands, refer to Chapter 3.5.4.6, "Modulation limits: 802.11ac",

on page 415.
Modulation limits 802.11ax

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Modulation" > "802.11ax" section.
Modulation limits for 802.11ax signals are specified in IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021. The
R&S CMW supports limit checks for the following modulation characteristics:
EVM (RMS) limits are defined by IEEE, refer to IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, section
27.3.19.4.3 Transmitter constellation error.
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Table 3-9: Modulation limits for 802.11ax: EVM
Specified limit
HE SU PPDU and HE MU PPDU:

< -5 dB (BPSK, 1/2, with DCM)
< -5 dB (BPSK, 1/2, without DCM)
< -5 dB (QPSK, 1/2, with DCM)
< -10 dB (QPSK, 1/2, without DCM)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 3/4, without DCM)
< -10 dB (16-QAM, 1/2, with DCM)
< -13 dB (16-QAM, 3/4, with DCM)
< -16 dB (16-QAM, 1/2, without DCM)
HE TB PPDU PTX > max PMCS7 HE TB PPDU PTX ≦ max PMCS7

< -13 dB (BPSK, 1/2, with DCM) < -27 dB (BPSK, 1/2, with DCM)
< -13 dB (BPSK, 1/2, without DCM) < -27 dB (BPSK, 1/2, without DCM)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 1/2, with DCM) < -27 dB (QPSK, 1/2, with DCM)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 1/2, without DCM) < -27 dB (QPSK, 1/2, without DCM)
< -13 dB (QPSK, 3/4, without DCM) < -27 dB (QPSK, 3/4, without DCM)
< -13 dB (16-QAM, 1/2, with DCM) < -27 dB (16-QAM, 1/2, with DCM)
< -13 dB (16-QAM, 3/4, with DCM) < -27 dB (16-QAM, 3/4, with DCM)
< -16 dB (16-QAM, 1/2, without DCM) < -27 dB (16-QAM, 1/2, without DCM)
The limit line for unused tone error is configured indirectly via specifying a limit for
occupied subcarrier HE TB PPDU transmitted with high or low power. See also
IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, equations (27-131) and (27-132). The coding rate of HE TB
PPDU is not signaled, specify it within the limit settings.
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Table 3-10: Limit setting for I/Q offset, frequency error, symbol clock error, CFO distribution
Characteris- Refer to IEEE Std Specified limit

tics 802.11ax-2021 section...
I/Q offset 27.3.19.4.2 Transmit center < -32 dB and -20 dBm (20 MHz)
frequency leakage < -32 dB and -20 dBm (40 MHz)
< -32 dB and -20 dBm (80 MHz)
< -32 dB and -20 dBm (80+80 MHz)
< -32 dB and -20 dBm (160 MHz)
Frequency 27.3.19.3 Transmit center < ±20 ppm

error and sym- frequency and symbol clock
bol clock error frequency tolerance
Carrier fre- 27.3.15.3 Pre-correction < 350 Hz for data subcarriers

quency offset accuracy requirements measured as the 10% point of the complementary cumulative distribution function
error
(CCDF)*)
*)
Exceeding the CFO distribution limit has no impact on the stop "On Limit Failure"
condition or out-of-tolerance counter.
Limits can be set in the configuration dialog:
Figure 3-38: Modulation limit settings for 802.11ax, part 1
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Figure 3-39: Modulation limit settings for 802.11ax, part 2
For remote commands, refer to Chapter 3.5.4.7, "Modulation limits: 802.11ax",

on page 420.
Spectrum Flatness Limits OFDM

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Spectrum Flatness" > any section.
The spectrum flatness limits are defined depending on the WLAN standard and the
channel bandwidth.
The corresponding IEEE references are:
● For 802.11a/g/p: IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 17.3.9.7.3 Transmitter spectral
flatness
● For 802.11n (HT): IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 19.3.18.2 Spectral flatness
● For 802.11ac (VHT): IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 21.3.17.2 Spectral flatness
● For 802.11ax (HE): IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, section 27.3.19.2 Spectral flatness
The subcarrier ranges and the related spectrum flatness limits are defined by IEEE as
listed in the following table.
Table 3-11: Subcarrier ranges for spectrum flatness
Standard Subcarriers Lower limit Upper limit
802.11a/g/p -16 to -1, 1 to 16 (center) -4 dB 4 dB
-26 to -17, 17 to 26 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
802.11n (20 MHz) -16 to -1, 1 to 16 (center) -4 dB 4 dB
-28 to -17, 17 to 28 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
802.11n (40 MHz, HT) -42 to -2, 2 to 42 (center) -4 dB 4 dB
-58 to -43, 43 to 58 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
802.11ac (20 MHz) -16 to -1, 1 to 16 (center) -4 dB 4 dB
-28 to -17, 17 to 28 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
-58 to -43, 43 to 58 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
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Standard Subcarriers Lower limit Upper limit
-122 to -85, 85 to 122 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
802.11ac (80+80 MHz) contiguous: limits as for 802.11ac (160 MHz)

non-contiguous: limits for each segment as for 802.11ac (80 MHz)
802.11ac (160 MHz) -172 to -130, -126 to -44, 44 to 126, -4 dB 4 dB

and 130 to 172 (center)
-250 to -173, -43 to -6, 6 to 43, and -6 dB 4 dB

173 to 250 (side)
802.11ax (20 MHz) -84 to -2, 2 to 84 (center) -4 dB 4 dB
-122 to -85, 85 to 122 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
-244 to -169, 169 to 244 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
-500 to -345, 345 to 500 (side) -6 dB 4 dB
802.11ax (80+80 MHz) contiguous: limits as for 802.11ax (160 MHz)

non-contiguous: limits for each segment as for 802.11ax (80 MHz)
802.11ax (160 MHz) -696 to -515,-509 to -166, 166 to 509, -4 dB 4 dB

and 515 to 696 (center)
-1012 to -697, -165 to -12, 12 to 165, -6 dB 4 dB

and 697 to 1012 (side)
At the R&S CMW, a limit set consists of an upper limit applicable to all subcarriers
(except subcarrier 0) and lower limits for the "center" and "side" subcarrier ranges. All
limits can be set in the configuration dialog.
Figure 3-40: Spectrum flatness limit settings
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● Chapter 3.5.4.8, "Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11a/g OFDM", on page 429
● Chapter 3.5.4.9, "Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11p OFDM", on page 430
● Chapter 3.5.4.10, "Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11n", on page 432
● Chapter 3.5.4.11, "Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11ac", on page 433
● Chapter 3.5.4.12, "Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11ax", on page 435
Transmit spectrum mask DSSS

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Transmit Spectrum Mask" > "802.11b/g DSSS"
section.
The energy that spills outside the designated radio channel increases the interference
with adjacent channels and decreases the system capacity. The amount of unwanted
off-carrier energy is assessed by a spectrum measurement.
Limits are defined via a transmit spectrum mask divided into several frequency areas.
Figure 3-41: Transmit spectrum mask settings for DSSS
The transmit spectrum mask is defined via points connected by horizontal lines. The
mask is symmetric relative to the center frequency of the RF analyzer (offset 0 MHz),
see figure below. The borders of the areas are fixed as defined by IEEE, with the
points A at the edges of the frequency range covered by the measurement.
You can configure a power level limit for the points A/B, and C/D. The limit for points E
always equals 0 dB.
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Figure 3-42: Transmit spectrum mask (DSSS)
The default settings shown in the figure above are specified in IEEE Std 802.11-2016,
section 15.4.5.5/16.3.7.4 Transmit spectrum mask.
For remote commands, refer to Chapter 3.5.4.13, "Transmit spectrum mask limits:
802.11b/g DSSS", on page 437.
Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, default masks

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Transmit Spectrum Mask" > "802.11a/g",
"802.11n", "802.11ac", or "802.11ax" section.
The default masks for OFDM signals are defined via points A,B,C,D,E connected by
straight lines. The masks are symmetric relative to the center frequency of the RF ana-
lyzer (offset 0 MHz). The points A are at the edges of the frequency range covered by
the measurement.
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Figure 3-43: Default transmit spectrum mask (OFDM)
The frequency offsets ΔfA, ..., ΔfE and levels LA, ..., LE are specified in:
● IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 17.3.9.3 for 802.11a/g/p
● IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 19.3.18.1 for 802.11n (OFDM HT)
● IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 21.3.17.1 for 802.11ac (OFDM VHT)
● IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, section 27.3.19.1 for 802.11ax (OFDM HE)
Table 3-12: Default transmit spectrum masks for 802.11a/g/p, n, and ac
Point Frequency offset Relative limit Relative limit

● 802.11a/g/p ● 802.11n in 2.4 GHz
(relative to channel BW)
● 802.11n in 5 GHz band
band
A ΔfA = 2 BW LA = -40 dB LA = -45 dB
B ΔfB = 1.5 BW LB = -40 dB LB = -45 dB
C ΔfC = BW LC = -28 dB LC = -28 dB
D ΔfD = 0.5 BW + min {0.05 BW, 1 LD = -20 dB LD = -20 dB

MHz}
E ΔfE = 0.5 BW - min {0.05 BW, 1 MHz} LE = 0 dB LE = 0 dB
Table 3-13: Exception: Default transmit spectrum masks for 802.11ax
Point Frequency offset in MHz according to channel BW Relative limit
20 MHz 40 MHz 80 MHz 160 MHz
A ΔfA > 30 60 120 240 LA = -40 dB
B ΔfB = 30 60 120 240 LB = -40 dB
C ΔfC = 20 40 80 160 LC = -28 dB
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Point Frequency offset in MHz according to channel BW Relative limit
20 MHz 40 MHz 80 MHz 160 MHz
D ΔfD = 10.5 20.5 40.5 80.5 LD = -20 dB
E ΔfE = 9.75 19.5 39.5 79.5 LE = 0 dB
In the presence of additional regulatory restrictions, the DUT needs to meet both the
regulatory requirements and the mask defined here. Its emissions must be no higher at
any frequency offset than the minimum of the values specified in the regulatory and
default masks.
The transmit spectrum masks by regulatory domain for 802.11p are described in
The spectrum mask offsets at the R&S CMW are the default spectrum mask offsets
and the default relative limits are used as preset values. You can configure non-stan-
dard power level limits LA, ..., LD though:
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Figure 3-44: Default transmit spectrum masks for OFDM
LE always equals 0 dB.

● Chapter 3.5.4.14, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11a/g OFDM", on page 438
● Chapter 3.5.4.15, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11p OFDM", on page 439
● Chapter 3.5.4.16, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11n", on page 449
● Chapter 3.5.4.17, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ac", on page 452
● Chapter 3.5.4.18, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ax", on page 455
Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Transmit Spectrum Mask" > "802.11p" section.
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Regulatory masks are defined for 802.11p stations. The IEEE masks are described in
this section. For the ETSI and ARIB masks, see "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM,
absolute limits" on page 322.
The IEEE masks are defined via points P1 to P5 connected by straight lines. The
masks are symmetric relative to the center frequency of the RF analyzer (offset 0
MHz).
Figure 3-45: Regulatory IEEE transmit spectrum mask
The frequency offsets Δf1,...,Δf5 and relative limits LA, ..., LE are specified in annex
D.2.3 of standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016. A distinction is made between different trans-
mit power level classes A to D, as defined in annex D.2.2 of the same standard.
Table 3-14: Transmit spectrum mask by regulatory restrictions in the 5.85 GHz to 5.925 GHz band
(802.11p)
Point Frequency offset Relative limit (by power class)
(relative to channel BW A B C D
5, 10, 20 MHz)
P1 Δf1 = 1.5 BW L1 = -40 dB L1 = -40 dB L1 = -50 dB L1 = -65 dB
P2 Δf2 = BW L2 = -28 dB L2 = -28 dB L2 = -40 dB L2 = -55 dB
P5 Δf5 = 0.45 BW L5 = 0 dB L5 = 0 dB L5 = 0 dB L5 = 0 dB
The limit check depends on the configured power class (see Chapter 3.3.3.3, "Input
signal settings", on page 293) as follows:
● For the power classes A, B and user-defined, the R&S CMW takes the intersection
of the default spectrum mask (see "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, default
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masks" on page 317) and the one by regulatory restrictions (for user-defined the
class C mask).
The (fixed) offsets of the resulting spectrum mask is the union of the default and
regulatory transmit spectrum mask offsets: 2 BW, 1.5 BW, 0.55 BW, 0.5 BW,
0.45 BW
● For the power classes C and D, no limit check is performed. An accurate limit
check is not possible due to insufficient dynamic range.
Figure 3-46: Transmit spectrum masks for 802.11p
For ...:UDEFined:... remote commands, refer to Chapter 3.5.4.15, "Transmit

spectrum mask limits: 802.11p OFDM", on page 439.
Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, absolute limits

Access: "Config" hotkey > "Limits" > "Transmit Spectrum Mask" > "802.11n",
"802.11ac", or "802.11ax" section.
According to IEEE, the relative limits for 802.11n, ac, and ax can be relaxed by an
absolute limit of:
● -53 dBm per MHz for 20 MHz channels
● -56 dBm per MHz for 40 MHz channels
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● -59 dBm per MHz for 80, 80+80, and 160 MHz channels
See:
● IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 19.3.18.1 for 802.11n,
● IEEE Std 802.11-2016, section 21.3.17.1 for 802.11ac, and
● IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021, section 27.3.19.1 for 802.11ax.
The absolute limits for standards 802.11n, ac, and ax are defined for a resolution band-
width of 100 kHz. These values are used as the default "Abs 11n Limit", "Abs 11ac
Limit", and "Abs 11ax Limit" values at the R&S CMW.
For configuration, refer to Figure 3-44.
Table 3-15: Absolute IEEE limits
Channel bandwidth Absolute 802.11n, ac, ax limits
5 MHz -57 dBm
10 MHz -60 dBm
20 MHz -63 dBm
40 MHz -66 dBm
80 MHz -69 dBm
80+80 MHz -69 dBm
160 MHz -69 dBm
ETSI EN 302 571 V1.1.1 (2008-09) imposes absolute emission limits for intelligent
transport systems (ITS), operating in the 5.85 GHz to 5.925 GHz band. The limits are
specified in section 6.4.2.2 and are summarized in the following table.
Linear interpolation is performed according to Figure 3-45.
These values are used as preset "Abs Level"s (see Figure 3-46).
Table 3-16: Absolute ETSI limits for the 5 GHz ITS band
Point Frequency offset Limit in dBm (per 1 MHz)
Channel BW 10 MHz Channel BW 20 MHz
P1 Δf1 = 1.5 BW -27 dBm ---
P2 Δf2 = BW -17 dBm ---
P3 Δf3 = 0.55 BW -9 dBm -9 dBm
P4 Δf4 = 0.5 BW -3 dBm -3 dBm
P5 Δf5 = 0.45 BW 23 dBm 23 dBm
ARIB STD-T109 also defines absolute emission limits for 802.11p. They apply only for
10 MHz bandwidth. The limits are summarized in the following table. The ARIB mask is
not configurable.
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Table 3-17: Absolute ARIB limits for 802.11p, 10 MHz
Range Frequency offset Limit in dBm (per 100 kHz)
AB -50 MHz to -10 MHz -47 dBm
BC -10 MHz to -5 MHz -10 dBm
CB 5 MHz to 10 MHz -10 dBm
BA 10 MHz to 50 MHz -50 dBm
Figure 3-47: ARIB transmit spectrum mask
For ...:ABSolute:... or ...:ABSLimit remote commands, refer to:

● Chapter 3.5.4.15, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11p OFDM", on page 439
● Chapter 3.5.4.16, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11n", on page 449
● Chapter 3.5.4.17, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ac", on page 452
● Chapter 3.5.4.18, "Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ax", on page 455
3.3.3.7 Generator shortcut
Access: "Config" hotkey > "Generator Shortcut" section.

A standard use case in "StandAlone (Non-Signaling)" mode is to use the GPRF gener-
ator to generate a signal the DUT replies to. In particular, one is interested in the DUT's
reaction on varying generator signals.
To provide better support for this use case, the parameters of the GPRF generator can
be set from the WLAN measurement GUI.
Select the appropriate GPRF generator instance.
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When a connection to the GPRF generator instance is established, two additional soft-
keys (with corresponding hotkey bars) provide access to the generator configuration.
Figure 3-48: ARB: softkey and hotkey bar
Figure 3-49: GPRF<instance> generator: softkey and hotkey bar
Use the appropriate softkey/hotkey combination to access the generator parameters.
● The "Configure Generator" softkey opens the configuration tree of the connected
GPRF generator instance.
● For details on the available parameters, refer to the GPRF generator documenta-
tion.
3.3.3.8 Additional softkeys and hotkeys
The measurement provides some softkey/hotkey combinations which have no equiva-

lent in the configuration dialog. Most of these hotkeys provide display configurations
(like diagram scaling). They are self-explanatory and do not have any remote-control
commands assigned.
The remaining softkeys > hotkeys are described below.
The softkey "WLAN Signaling" is displayed only if the combined signal path scenario is
active and is provided by the "WLAN Signaling" application selected as controlling
application. See also "Scenario = Combined Signal Path" on page 289.
The softkeys "ARB / List Mode" and "GPRF Generator" are displayed only if the stand-
alone scenario is active and the generator shortcut is enabled, see Chapter 3.3.3.7,
"Generator shortcut", on page 324.
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While one of the signaling or generator softkeys is selected, the "Config" hotkey opens
the configuration dialog of the generator or signaling application, not the configuration
dialog of the measurement.
WLAN Signaling
Select this softkey and press [ON | OFF] to turn the signal transmission on or off. Alter-
natively, right-click the softkey.
Press the softkey two times (select it and press it again) to switch to the signaling
application.
Remote command:
Use the commands of the signaling application.
ARB / List Mode > ...

Provides access to the most important ARB and list mode settings of the GPRF gener-
ator.
Remote command:
Use the commands of the GPRF generator.
GPRF Generator
Select this softkey and press [ON | OFF] to turn the GPRF generator on or off. Alterna-
tively, right-click the softkey.
Press the softkey two times (select it and press it again) to switch to the generator
application.
The hotkeys assigned to this softkey provide access to the most important GPRF gen-
erator settings.
Remote command:
Use the commands of the GPRF generator.
Display Mode
In the "Spectrum Flatness" or "Transmit Spectrum Mask" view, select "Display" and
"Display Mode" to switch between relative and absolute result values (dB vs. dBm).
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:DMODe
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:DMODe
Suppress "Cell Off" Message
This setting is located in the configuration tree. It is only visible if the combined signal
path scenario is active.
The checkbox suppresses a warning that is displayed if the "WLAN Signaling" softkey
is selected and the signal is on and you press [ON | OFF]. The warning asks you
whether you really want to switch off the signal.
Remote command:
n/a
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3.3.4 CMIMO training mode
The training mode is relevant for composite MIMO (CMIMO) measurements.

See also:
● Chapter 3.2.2.1, "Composite MIMO measurements", on page 244
● Chapter 3.3.2.10, "View TX measurement (scalar) for CMIMO (802.11n, ac, ax)",
on page 275
3.3.4.1 Activation and deactivation
If the receive mode is set to "Composite MIMO", the following hotkeys allow you to tog-
gle between training mode and measurement mode.
Training Mode
Activate the training mode and display the corresponding view via:
● "Training Mode (Button)" available in the configuration tree. Refer to "Training
Mode" on page 290.
● "Training Mode (Hotkey)" available in the measurement mode. Press the softkey
"Multi Evaluation" to display the hotkey.
Remote command:
Measure Mode (Hotkey)

This hotkey activates the measurement mode and displays the corresponding view. It
is only available in training mode. Press the softkey "Antenna Data Acqui." to dis-
play the hotkey.
Remote command:
3.3.4.2 Training data acquisition
Like any other measurement, the training data acquisition is controlled using the [ON |
OFF] or [RESTART | STOP] keys. The context (for the selected TX antenna) is set via
the following softkey:
Antenna Data Acqui. (Softkey)

Sets the focus of the [ON | OFF] or [RESTART | STOP] keys to the training mode view
and activates the training mode hotkeys.
Remote command:
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe
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3.3.4.3 Training mode view
This view displays the current training mode settings and the results of the preceding
training measurements.
Figure 3-50: CMIMO training mode view
In the "Settings" part, the training mode view displays:

● The number of antennas contributing to the MIMO training signal
● The currently selected antenna
Results
The "Results" table displays the training mode results that were gathered during the
current WLAN measurement session.
Remote command:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?
Save Data to File (Hotkey)

If the "Decoding Status" is OK, it is possible to save the acquired training data to a file
for later reuse. This hotkey calls up a "Save File" dialog.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:SAVE
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:DATE?
Clear Data (Hotkey)

This hotkey clears the training results and resets the internal data of the training mode.
Remote command:
CLEar:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:DATA
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3.3.4.4 Antenna configuration
Training mode and measurement mode share the basic WLAN input signal configura-
tion (see Chapter 3.3.3.3, "Input signal settings", on page 293). The antenna configura-
tion is done via hotkeys.
No of Antennas (Hotkey)
This hotkey opens a popup that allows you to set the number of TX antennas in the
MIMO signal to be recorded.
Remote command:
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:NOANtennas
Select Antenna (Hotkey)

This hotkey opens a popup that allows you to set the TX antenna signal to be recor-
ded.
Note that there is no dedicated remote command for selecting the antenna without
starting the training data. At the GUI, the antenna number is kept in memory until the
training mode measurement is started.
3.4 Programming
The following sections provide programming examples for the WLAN multi-evaluation
measurement.
The WLAN multi-evaluation measurement is programmed as follows:
● The measurement is controlled by SCPI commands with the following syn-
tax: ...WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation...
● Use general commands of the type ...:WLAN:MEAS... (no :MEValuation
mnemonic) to define the signal routing and perform RF and analyzer settings.
● Use general commands of the type ...:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal...
(no :MEValuation mnemonic) to inform the R&S CMW about the basic proper-
ties of the measured WLAN signal.
● After a *RST, the measurement is switched off. Use
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation...? to initiate a single-shot measurement and
retrieve the results. You can also start the measurement using
INIT:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation and retrieve the results using
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation...?.
● Specifying general measurement settings............................................................ 330
● Specifying measurement-specific settings............................................................ 331
● Configuring the trigger system.............................................................................. 332
● Specifying limits (DSSS)....................................................................................... 332
● Specifying power vs. time limits............................................................................ 333
● Specifying modulation limits (OFDM)....................................................................333
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● Specifying spectrum flatness limits....................................................................... 334

● Specifying transmit spectrum masks (OFDM).......................................................335
● Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, SISO).........................................336
● Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, CMIMO)..................................... 337
● Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, MIMO, 80+80 MHz)................... 338
● Performing single-shot measurements (DSSS).................................................... 339
● Single-shot and continuous measurements.......................................................... 340
● Retrieving signal fields reports.............................................................................. 340
● Using WLAN list mode.......................................................................................... 344
3.4.1 Specifying general measurement settings

// *****************************************************************************
// Initial system-reset
// *****************************************************************************
*RST; *OPC?
*CLS; *OPC?
// *****************************************************************************
// Define signal routing, perform RF and analyzer settings for a WLAN
// signal with a carrier frequency of 2422 MHz, a peak power of 17 dBm,
// no user margin and 1 dB mixer level offset.
// *****************************************************************************
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone RF1C, RX1
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:EATTenuation 2
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND B24Ghz
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency 2422E+6
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ENPower 17
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:UMARgin 0
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:MLOFfset 1
// *****************************************************************************
// Define input signal settings for 802.11n:
// Select standard, receive mode, burst type, bandwidth and I/Q swap.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard HTOFdm
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe SISO
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BTYPe MIXed
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth BW20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:IQSWap OFF
// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively define input signal settings for 802.11ac: Set
// standard, receive mode, evaluation length, bandwidth and channel
// distance. Use separate antennas for the two segments.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard VHTofdm
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe SISO
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:OFDM:ELENgth 1377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth BW88mhz
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:CDIStance 80
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:SANTennas ON
/// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively configure the true MIMO connection 2x2 with R&S CMW500. Set
// external attenuation and nominal power per antenna
// *****************************************************************************
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:TMIMo2
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MIMO:NOANtennas 2
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe TMIMo
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANtenna1 RF1C,0,-20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANtenna2 RF3C,0,-20
3.4.2 Specifying measurement-specific settings

// *****************************************************************************
// Define synchronization mode, error handling.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SMODe TOLerant
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCONdition SLFail
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MOEXception ON
// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation measurement settings.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:MODulation 20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:PHASe OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:TIMing OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:LEVel OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:CESTimation PAYL
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:DEMod:FFT:OFFSet AUTO
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:EFTaps OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:EMEThod ST2007
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:SKIPsymbols 1, 1
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum measurement settings.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:TSMask 20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:TROTime 0.0001
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AFFTnum 5
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBWPercent ON
// *****************************************************************************
// Define power measurement settings.
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// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:PVTime 20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:ALENgth 5
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:RPOWer MEAN
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable all measurements (DSSS and OFDM).
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON,ON
3.4.3 Configuring the trigger system

// *****************************************************************************
// Set trigger source, timeout, trigger level, slope and minimum trigger gap.
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce 'IF Power'
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT 1
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:THReshold -25
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SLOPe REDGe
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MGAP 0.00002
3.4.4 Specifying limits (DSSS)

// *****************************************************************************
// Define Power vs. Time limits for DSSS signals.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe 2.1E-6
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe 2.1E-6
// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation limits for DSSS signals.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak 30
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms 25
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset -16
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror 50000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror 21
// *****************************************************************************
// Define transmission spectrum mask for DSSS signals.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:AB -49
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:CD -29
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3.4.5 Specifying power vs. time limits

// *****************************************************************************
// Define timing error limit and its maximal distribution error.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TERRor 0.4E-6,ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TEDistrib 10
3.4.6 Specifying modulation limits (OFDM)

// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation limits for OFDM signals, standards 802.11a, g.
// *****************************************************************************
CONF:WLAN:MEAS:MEV:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVM -5,-8,-10,-13,OFF,OFF,-23,-27
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVMPilot -10
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:IQOFfset -16
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:CFERror 45000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:SCERror 21
// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation limits for standard 802.11n.
// *****************************************************************************
CONF:WLAN:MEAS:MEV:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVM -5,-8,-10,-13,OFF,OFF,-23,-27
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVMPilot -10
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:IQOFfset:BW40 -16
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:CFERror 45000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:SCERror 21
// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation limits for standard 802.11ac.
// *****************************************************************************
CONF:WLAN:MEAS:MEV:LIM:MOD:VHT:EVM -5,-8,-13,-16,-19,-22,-25,-27,-30,-32,-35,-35
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMPilot -10
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:IQOFfset:BW40 -20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:IQOFfset:BW8080 -25,-20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:CFERror 45000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:SCERror 21
// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation limits for standard 802.11ax.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBCoderate CR12,
CR34,CR34,CR56,CR56,CR34
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBHigh -13,-13,
-30,-32,-35,-35
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBLow -27,-27,
-30,-32,-35,-35
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilo:TBHigh -13
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:TBLow -27
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:IQOFfset:BW20 -17,-20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTEPower HIGH
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTERror ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFERror 50000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFDistrib 10,50000
// *****************************************************************************
// Define modulation limits for standard 802.11p.
// *****************************************************************************
CONF:WLAN:MEAS:MEV:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVM -6,-8,-10,-13,-16,-19,-22,-25
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVMPilot -7
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:IQOFfset -16
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:CFERror 61000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:SCERror 24
3.4.7 Specifying spectrum flatness limits

// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum flatness limits for OFDM signals, standards 802.11a, g.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:UPPer 3
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:LOWer -3,-4
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum flatness limits for standard 802.11n, 40 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW40:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW40:UPPer 3
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW40:LOWer -3,-4
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum flatness limits for standard 802.11ac, 40 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW40:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW40:UPPer 3
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW40:LOWer -4,-7
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum flatness limits for standard 802.11ax, 80 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOfdm:BW80:ENABle ON
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOfdm:BW80:UPPer 3
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOfdm:BW80:LOWer -4,-7
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum flatness limits for standard 802.11p, 20 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW20:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW20:UPPer 3
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW20:LOWer -4,-7
3.4.8 Specifying transmit spectrum masks (OFDM)

// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum mask for OFDM signals, standards 802.11a, g.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:A -39
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:B -39
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:C -27
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:D -19
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum mask for standard 802.11n, 40 MHz, 5-GHz band.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW40:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW40:Band5:Y:A -46
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW40:Band5:Y:B -46
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW40:Band5:Y:C -30
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW40:Band5:Y:D -20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW40:ABSLimit -70
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum mask for standard 802.11ac, 40 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW40:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW40:Y:A -44
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW40:Y:B -44
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW40:Y:C -27
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW40:Y:D -19
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW40:ABSLimit -65
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum mask for standard 802.11ax, 80 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOfdm:BW80:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOfdm:BW80:Y:A -44
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOfdm:BW80:Y:B -44
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOfdm:BW80:Y:C -27
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOfdm:BW80:Y:D -19
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOfdm:BW80:ABSLimit -65
// *****************************************************************************
// Define spectrum mask for standard 802.11p, 10 MHz.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ENABle ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CA:Y:A -41
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CA:Y:B -41
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CA:Y:C -29
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CA:Y:D -21
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CA:Y:E -11
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CB:Y:A -41
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CB:Y:B -41
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CB:Y:C -29
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CB:Y:D -21
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:CB:Y:E -17
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:UDEFined:Y:A -51
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:UDEFined:Y:B -51
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:UDEFined:Y:C -41
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:UDEFined:Y:D -33
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:UDEFined:Y:E -27
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ABSolute:Y:A -28
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ABSolute:Y:B -28
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ABSolute:Y:C -18
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ABSolute:Y:D -10
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ABSolute:Y:E -4
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW10:ABSolute:Y:F 22
3.4.9 Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, SISO)

// *****************************************************************************
// After configuring the measurement for an 802.11a OFDM signal:
// Start the measurement and return an EVM trace.
// Query the measurement state (should be "RDY").
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe?
// *****************************************************************************
// Configure external trigger, query timing error and its distribution.
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce "Base1: External TRIG A"
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?
// *****************************************************************************
// Query traces for EVM, I/Q constellation, spectrum, PvT (power and time
// results). The results are from the previous measurement.
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// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:INPHase?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:QUADrature?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TERRor?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:CFERror?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME?
// *****************************************************************************
// Query statistical results from the previous measurement.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?
// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively configure a measurement for an 802.11ax signal. Afterwards
// start the unused tone error measurement and return an EVM
// trace for unoccupied HE TB PPDUs and margins.
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror1:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror1:MARGin:CURRent?
3.4.10 Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, CMIMO)

// *****************************************************************************
// After configuring the measurement for 802.11n composite MIMO measurements:
// Start single-shot measurement and return the average results.
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO1:AVERage?
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// *****************************************************************************
// Query spectrum traces for the first two antennas/streams.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO1:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO2:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO1?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO2?
// *****************************************************************************
// Query statistical results for the first two antennas/streams.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation::MODulation:MIMO1:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO1:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO2:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO1:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO2:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO1?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO2?
3.4.11 Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, MIMO, 80+80 MHz)

// *****************************************************************************
// After configuring the measurement for 802.11ac, switched MIMO2x2, 80+80 MHz:
// Start single-shot measurement and return first results.
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency?
// *****************************************************************************
// Query EVM vs carrier traces for both antennas/streams and segments.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent1:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent2:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO1:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO2:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO1:SEGMent1:AVERage?
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// *****************************************************************************
// Query spectrum traces for both antennas/streams and segments.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO1:SEGMent1:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO1:SEGMent1?
// *****************************************************************************
// Query statistical results for both antennas/streams and segments.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO1:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO2:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO1:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO2:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO1:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO2:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO1:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO2:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO1:SEGMents?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO2:SEGMents?
3.4.12 Performing single-shot measurements (DSSS)

// *****************************************************************************
// After configuring the measurement for an 802.11b DSSS signal:
// Start single-shot measurement and return an EVM trace.
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:CURRent?
// *****************************************************************************
// Read EVM, I/Q constellation, spectrum and PvT traces obtained in the
// last measurement without re-starting the measurement.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:INPHase?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:QUADrature?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum?
// *****************************************************************************
// Read statistical results obtained in the last measurement
// without re-starting the measurement.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?
3.4.13 Single-shot and continuous measurements

// *****************************************************************************
// Start single-shot measurement and return current statistical
// modulation results (without repeating the measurement).
// *****************************************************************************
INIT:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?
// *****************************************************************************
// Start continuous measurement; wait for 5 ms and return average
// EVM RMS trace results of the last measured cycle.
// Query measurement state and substates (should be "RUN,ADJ,ACT").
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:REPetition CONTinuous
Pause 5000
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:RMS:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe:ALL?
3.4.14 Retrieving signal fields reports

// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported values of L-SIG field for legacy signal (NON_HT).
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:LENGth?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:PARity?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:RATE?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:REServed?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:TAIL?
// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported values of HT-SIG field for 802.11n signal.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:AGGRegation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CBW?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CRC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:FECCoding?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:HTLength?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:MCS?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NESS?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NSOunding?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:REServed?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SHORtgi?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SMOothing?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:STBCoding?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:TAIL?
// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported values of VHT-SIG field for 802.11ac signal.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BEAMformed?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BW?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:CRC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:FECCoding?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:GID?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:LDPC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:PAID?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:REServed1?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:REServed2?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SDISambig?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SGI?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SMCS?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:STBC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SUNSts?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TAIL?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TXOP?
// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported values of HE_SU-SIG field for 802.11ax single user MIMO.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BEAMchange?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BSSColor?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BW?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CODing?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CRC?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DCM?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DOPPler?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:FORMat?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:GILTfsize?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:LDPC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:MCS?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:NSTS?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PEDisambig?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PFECpadding?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:REServed1?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:REServed2?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:SPATialreuse?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:STBC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TAIL?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXBF?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXOP?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:ULDL?
// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported HE_MU-SIG field for 802.11ax multi user MIMO SIG-A.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BW?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:CRC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:DOPPler?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:GILTfsize?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:LDPC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NLTFsymbols?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NSBSymbols?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PEDisambig?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PFECpadding?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:REServed?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SBCompress?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SPATialreuse?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:STBC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TAIL?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TXOP?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:ULDL?
// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported HE_MU-SIG field for 802.11ax multi user MIMO SIG-B
// for the channel index one and the user index one.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:CFIeld:CRC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:CFIeld:CRU?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:CFIeld:RUALlocation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:CFIeld:TAIL?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:CODing?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:CRC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:DCM?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:MCS?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:NSTS?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:REServed?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:SPAConfig?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:STAid?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:TAIL?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel1:UFIeld1:TXBeamform?
// *****************************************************************************
// Retrieve the reported values of HE_TB-SIG field for 802.11ax trigger
// based uplink single user MIMO PPDU.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BSSColor?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BW?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:CRC?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:FORMat?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:REServed1?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:REServed2?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:SPATialreuse1?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:SPATialreuse2?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TAIL?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TXOP?

// *****************************************************************************
// Prerequisite: Adequate input signal settings
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MODE TMODe
CLEar:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:DATA
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:NOANtennas 2
// *****************************************************************************
// Make sure antenna 1 is connected to the configured RX port.
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna1?
// *****************************************************************************
// Disconnect antenna 1 and connect antenna 2.
// *****************************************************************************
READ:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna2?
// *****************************************************************************
// If the decode status is OK, save acquired training data to file.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:SAVE "my_training_data.mif"
// *****************************************************************************
// Switch back to measurement mode.
// *****************************************************************************
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MODE MMODe
// *****************************************************************************
// Use training data still present in internal memory.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa "Internal"
// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively, load training data from file.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa "my_training_data.mif"
// *****************************************************************************
// Make sure the composite signal is fed to the configured RX port.
// Then start measuring ...
// *****************************************************************************
3.4.16 Using WLAN list mode
The WLAN multi-evaluation list mode is programmed as follows:

● The measurement is controlled by SCPI commands with the following syn-
tax: ...WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST...
● Use general commands of the type ...:WLAN:MEAS... (no :MEValuation
mnemonic) to define the signal routing and perform RF and analyzer settings.
● After a *RST, the measurement is switched off and list mode is disabled. Use
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST ON to enable the list mode and
INIT:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation to initiate a single-shot measurement.
● Use FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:...? commands to retrieve the
results.
Speed considerations
The following measurement settings have an impact on the measurement speed:
● The number and size of the segments and the number of measured bursts in each
segment
● The number and type of results that the R&S CMW needs to calculate
● Specifying general measurement settings............................................................ 344
● Specifying measurement-specific settings............................................................ 345
● Performing single-shot measurements................................................................. 346
3.4.16.1 Specifying general measurement settings
// *****************************************************************************
// System-Reset
// *****************************************************************************
*RST; *OPC?
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*CLS; *OPC?
// *****************************************************************************
// Define signal routing.
// *****************************************************************************
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone RX1, RF1C
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:EATTenuation 2
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:UMARgin 0
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND B24Ghz
// *****************************************************************************
// Use a power trigger to start the measurement.
// *****************************************************************************
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce 'IF POWer'
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SLOPe REDGe
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:THReshold -25
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT 1
3.4.16.2 Specifying measurement-specific settings
// *****************************************************************************
// Define 2 segments with a segment duration of 1 s each. Set measurement
// offset and measurement time.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt 2
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STIMe 1, 1
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MOFFset 0.1,0.1
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MTIMe 0.6,0.6
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable modulation and transmit spectrum mask results for both segments.
// Select an averaging length of 20 (all measured bursts in the segment).
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:MODulation ON,ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:TSMask ON,OF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:MODulation 20,20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:TSMask 20,20
// *****************************************************************************
// Use retriggering for the measurements of both segments.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RTRigger ON,ON
// *****************************************************************************
// Specify input signal: standard, burst type, channel bandwidth, expected
// nominal power and frequency for both segments
// *****************************************************************************
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STANdard HTOF,HTOF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BTYPe MIX,GRE
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BWIDth BW40,BW20
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:ENPower -35,-40
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:FREQuency 2412,2452
// *****************************************************************************
// Change settings for segment 1
// *****************************************************************************
CONF:WLAN:MEAS:MEV:LIST:SEGMent1:SETup 1,0.7,0.1,-35,5185,HEOF,BW40
// *****************************************************************************
// Change settings for segment 2 per parameter: enable modulation and spectrum
// measurements, disable triggering per segment, specify statistics count for
// modulation and spectrum measurements. Set segment time, standard, burst type,
// measurement offset and time, channel bandwidth. Change level and frequency.
// Change connector used for segment 2.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:RESult ON,ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:RTRigger OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:SCOunt 20,10
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent1:STIMe 1
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent1:STANdard HTOF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:BTYPe MIX
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:MOFFset 0.3
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:MTIMe 0.4
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:BWIDth BW40
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:ENPower -35
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:FREQuency 2412
3.4.16.3 Performing single-shot measurements
// *****************************************************************************
// Enable the list mode.
// Start single-shot measurement.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST ON
// *****************************************************************************
// For DSSSS signals, return average results for segment 1 and segment 2 and
// segment-independent results.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent1:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:AVERage?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:AVERage?
// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively return OFDM average results for segment 1 and segment 2.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent1:MODulation:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:MODulation:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent1:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent1:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent2:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
// *****************************************************************************
// Alternatively, use segment-independent commands for OFDM signals
// to retrieve the results for all segments.
// *****************************************************************************
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SRELiability?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PBACkoff?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCOunt?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:TSMask:SCOunt?
// *****************************************************************************
// Disable the list mode.
// *****************************************************************************
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST OFF
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3.5 Command reference

The following sections provide detailed reference information on the remote control
commands of the "WLAN Measurements" application.
● Conventions and general information................................................................... 348
● General measurement settings............................................................................. 355
● Multi-evaluation measurement control commands................................................370
● Measurement limit settings................................................................................... 401
● Measurement result commands............................................................................458
● Combined signal path commands.........................................................................609
3.5.1 Conventions and general information
The following sections describe the most important conventions and general informa-
tion concerning the command reference.
3.5.1.1 MEAS
MEAS is used as abbreviation of "MEASurement<instance>". For better readability,

only the abbreviated form (which is also accepted by the instrument) is given in the
command reference.
The <instance> is relevant for instruments supporting several instances of the same
measurement application. It can be omitted if the instrument supports only one
instance, or to address the first instance.
3.5.1.2 FETCh, READ and CALCulate commands
All commands are used to retrieve measurement results:

● FETCh... returns the results of the measurement cycle after the cycle is com-
plete. Before sending a FETCh..., start the measurement via an INITiate....
● READ... starts a new single-shot measurement and returns the results.
● CALCulate... returns one limit check result per FETCh result:
– OK: The FETCh result is located within the limits or no limit has been defined/
enabled for this result.
– ULEU ("User limit exceeded upper"): An upper limit is violated. The FETCh
result is located above the limit.
– ULEL ("User limit exceeded lower"): A lower limit is violated. The FETCh result
is located below the limit.
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3.5.1.3 Current and statistical results
The measurement is repeated according to the selected statistic count and repetition
mode. Consecutive measurement values are stored and used to calculate statistical
results.
Commands for result query often contain a mnemonic that indicates which results are
returned: CURRent, AVERage, EXTReme, MINimum, MAXimum or SDEViation.
3.5.1.4 Trace Sub-Arrays
The optional query parameters <Start>, <Count> and <Decimation> can be used
to limit the value array that is returned by a "TRACe" command:
1. Limit the returned array to the segment beginning with position <Start>.
2. If necessary, further limit the segment to <Count> values.
3. If necessary, further decimate the segment <Start> ... <Start>+<Count>-1 by

returning only every nth value (<Decimation> = n)
Example:
FETCh:<FWA>:MEAS:MEV:TRACe:xx? 100, 10, 3 returns every 3rd value of the
10 values beginning with the 100th one.
3.5.1.5 Values for RF path selection
To select an RF input path, you must specify an RF connector and an RX module (con-
verter).
Which connectors and modules can be specified in a command, depends on the instal-
led hardware, the test setup and the active subinstrument or instance .
This chapter lists all values available for path selection. Depending on your configura-
tion, only a subset is relevant for you. Virtual connector names are only relevant for
setting commands. Queries return the physical connector names.
Additional information is available in the base unit documentation. It describes typical
instrument configurations with the allowed RF connector - TX/RX module combinations
and the mapping of virtual connector names to physical connectors.
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Single R&S CMW500 / 270 / 290

RF path selection values:
● RX module:
RX1 | RX2 | RX3 | RX4
● RX connector:
CMWflexx setup with R&S CMWC and several R&S CMW500

RF path selection values:
● RX module:
RX<a>: CMW <a>, RX 
Example RX34: RX module 4 of CMW 3
● RX connector:
Example R34C: RF 4 COM of CMW 3
For CMW 1, you can alternatively use the single-CMW RF path selection values.
3.5.1.6 Frequency ranges
The following frequency ranges are supported:

● Basic frequency range RX: 150 MHz to 3.3 GHz
● Basic frequency range TX: 70 MHz to 3.3 GHz
● Frequency range extension up to 6 GHz: R&S CMW-KB036
3.5.1.7 Keywords
Selected keywords used in the command description are described in the following.
● Command usage
If the usage is not explicitly stated, the command allows you to set parameters and
query parameters. Otherwise, the command usage is stated as follows:
– "Setting only": The command can only be used to set parameters.
– "Query only": The command can only be used to query parameters.
– "Event": The command initiates an event.
● Parameter usage
The parameter usage is indicated by the keyword preceding the parameters:
– "Parameters" are sent with a setting or query command and are returned as
the result of a query.
– "Setting parameters" are sent with a setting command.
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– "Query parameters" are sent with a query command, to refine the query.
– "Return values" are returned as the result of a query.
● Parameter type
The parameter type is indicated by one of the following keywords, at the beginning
of the parameter description:
– "string": characters enclosed in quotation marks (" or ')
– "numeric", "decimal": decimal number
– "integer": integer number
– "float": floating point number
– "hex": hexadecimal number starting with #H
– "binary": binary number starting with #B
– "block": binary block data (number of length digits + length digits giving number
of data bytes + data bytes + EOS)
Enumerated values are explicitly listed, separated by pipes (example: A | B | C).
● Firmware/Software:
Indicates the lowest software version supporting the command. Command
enhancements in later software versions are also indicated.
3.5.1.8 Reliability indicator
The first value in the output arrays of FETCh...?, READ...? and CALCulate...?
queries indicates the most severe error that has occurred during the measurement.
Example for an output array: 0, 10.22, 10.15, 10.01, 10.29, 100 (reliability = 0, followed
by 5 numeric measurement values).
In list mode, a zero reliability indicator indicates that the results in all measured seg-
ments are valid. A non-zero value indicates that an error occurred in at least one of the
measured segments.
The reliability indicator has one of the following values:
● 0 ("No Error"):
Measurement values available, no error detected.
● 1 ("Measurement Timeout"):
The measurement has been stopped after the configured measurement timeout.
Measurement results can be available. However, at least a part of the measure-
ment provides only INValid results or has not completed the full statistic count.
● 2 ("Capture Buffer Overflow"):
The measurement configuration results in a capture length that exceeds the availa-
ble memory.
● 3 ("Input Overdriven") / 4 ("Input Underdriven"):
The accuracy of measurement results can be impaired because the input signal
level was too high / too low.
● 6 ("Trigger Timeout"):
The measurement could not be started or continued because no trigger event was
detected.
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● 7 ("Acquisition Error"):
The R&S CMW could not properly decode the RF input signal.
● 8 ("Sync Error"):
The R&S CMW could not synchronize to the RF input signal.
● 9 ("Uncal"):
Due to an inappropriate configuration of resolution bandwidth, video bandwidth or
sweep time, the measurement results are not within the specified data sheet limits.
● 15 ("Reference Frequency Error"):
The instrument has been configured to use an external reference signal. But the
reference oscillator could not be phase-locked to the external signal (for example
signal level too low, frequency out of range or reference signal not available at all).
● 16 ("RF Not Available"):
The measurement could not be started because the configured RF input path was
not active.
This problem can occur if a measurement is started in combined signal path mode
and the controlling application has not yet activated the input path.
● 17 ("RF Level Not Settled") / 18 ("RF Frequency Not Settled"):
The measurement could not be started because the R&S CMW was not yet ready
to deliver stable results after a change of the input signal power / the input signal
frequency.
● 19 ("Call Not Established"):
For measurements: The measurement could not be started because no signaling
connection to the DUT was established.
For DAU IMS service: Establishing a voice over IMS call failed.
● 20 ("Call Type Not Usable"):
For measurements: The measurement could not be started because the estab-
lished signaling connection had wrong properties.
For DAU IMS service: The voice over IMS settings could not be applied.
● 21 ("Call Lost"):
For measurements: The measurement was interrupted because the signaling con-
nection to the DUT was lost.
For DAU IMS service: The voice over IMS call was lost.
● 23 ("Missing Option"):
An action cannot be executed due to a missing option.
For GPRF generator: The ARB file cannot be played due to a missing option.
● 24 ("Invalid RF Setting"):
The desired RF TX level or RF RX reference level could not be applied.
● 25 ("Level Overrange"):
The RF TX level is in overrange. The signal quality can be degraded.
● 26 ("Resource Conflict"):
The application could not be started or has been stopped due to a conflicting hard-
ware resource or software option that is allocated by another application.
Stop the application that has allocated the conflicting resources and try again.
● 28 ("Unexpected Parameter Change"):
One or more measurement configuration parameters were changed while the mea-
surement completed. The results were not obtained with these new parameter val-
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ues. Repeat the measurement. This situation can only occur in remote single-shot
mode.
● 29 ("Invalid RF Frequency Setting"):
The desired RF TX frequency or RF RX frequency could not be applied.
● 30 ("File Not Found"):
The specified file could not be found.
● 40 ("ARB File CRC Error"):
The cyclic redundancy check of the ARB file failed. The ARB file is corrupt and not
reliable.
● 42 ("ARB Header Tag Invalid"):
The ARB file selected in the GPRF generator contains an invalid header tag.
● 43 ("ARB Segment Overflow"):
The number of segments in the multi-segment ARB file is higher than the allowed
maximum.
● 44 ("ARB File Not Found"):
The selected ARB file could not be found.
● 45 ("ARB Memory Overflow"):
The ARB file length is greater than the available memory.
● 46 ("ARB Sample Rate Out of Range"):
The clock rate of the ARB file is either too high or too low.
● 47 ("ARB Cycles Out of Range"):
The repetition mode equals "Single Shot" and the playback length is too long.
Reduce the playback length or set the repetition mode to "Continuous".
<Length> = (<Cycles> * <Samples> + <Additional Samples>) / <Clock Rate>
● 50 ("Startup Error"):
The data application unit (DAU), a DAU service or a DAU measurement could not
be started. Execute a DAU self-test.
● 51 ("No Reply"):
The DAU has received no response, for example for a ping request.
● 52 ("Connection Error")
A connection setup failed or a connection was lost.
For DAU: The DAU could not establish a connection to internal components.
Restart the instrument.
● 53 ("Configuration Error"):
The current DAU configuration is incomplete or wrong and could not be applied.
Check especially the IP address configuration.
● 54 ("Filesystem Error"):
The system drive of the DAU is full or corrupt. Execute a DAU self-test.
● 70 ("Wrong Standard")
The standard of the measured signal does not match the configured standard.
● 71 ("Wrong Bandwidth")
The bandwidth of the measured signal does not match the configured bandwidth.
● 72 ("Wrong Burst Type")
The burst type of the measured signal does not match the configured burst type.
● 73 ("MIMO Signal Detected")
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The measurement expects a SISO signal and detected a MIMO signal. Use a
MIMO receive mode to measure this signal.
● 74 ("More Streams than Antennas")
The measured signal has more streams than expected due to the configured num-
ber of antennas. Increase the configured number of antennas to measure this sig-
nal.
● 75 ("Matrix Inversion Failed")
The inversion of the channel matrix failed for a MIMO measurement. Check that
the antennas are connected correctly to the instrument.
● 76 ("SIG CRC Failed")
The cyclic redundancy check of a SIGNAL field failed.
● 77 ("Parity Check Failed")
The parity check of a SIGNAL field failed.
● 78 ("Bursts Not Identical")
In training mode for composite MIMO measurements, at least some symbols of
sequential bursts need to be identical to be used as training data. Setting a fix
scrambler initialization can solve this problem.
● 79 ("Wrong Modulation")
The modulation type of the measured signal does not match the configured modu-
lation type.
● 80 ("SISO Signal Detected")
Received signal contains only one stream.
● 81 ("Less Streams than Antennas")
Received signal has fewer streams than configured antennas. Reconfigure the
number of antennas.
● 82 ("Signal Fields of Different Antennas Are Not Identical")
The signal fields of all captured antennas are compared. In a valid MIMO transmis-
sion, all signal fields are identical. If not, some basic parameters such as MCS or
data length are not the same and a MIMO measurement is not possible.
● 83 ("Bit Errors in Some of the Received Symbols")
Adjust input signal power and repeat training.
● 84 ("First and Last Symbols Need to Be Skipped")
Due to a sequence counter in the MAC header the first and the last symbol (due to
the FCS) change from one burst to another. You can configure the first and the last
symbol to be skipped.
● 85 ("Received and Saved Bursts Are Not Identical")
The signal field of the received burst is not identical to that of the saved burst.
Some basic parameters such as MCS or data length are not the same and a com-
posite MIMO measurement is not possible.
● 86 ("No Symbols for Measurement")
Too many head and tail symbols have been skipped.
● 93 ("OCXO Oven Temperature Too Low"):
The accuracy of measurement results can be impaired because the oven-control-
led crystal oscillator has a too low temperature. After switching-on the instrument,
the OCXO requires a warm-up phase to reach its operating temperature.
● 101 ("Firmware Error"):
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Indicates a firmware or software error. If you encounter this error for the first time,
restart the instrument.
If the error occurs again, consider the following hints:
– Firmware errors can often be repaired by restoring the factory default settings.
– If a software package has not been properly installed, this failure is often indi-
cated in the "Setup" dialog, section "SW/HW-Equipment > Installed Software".
– Check for software updates correcting the error. Updates are provided in the
customer web on GLORIS (registration required): https://gloris.rohde-
schwarz.com.
If you get firmware errors even with the properly installed latest software version,
send a problem report including log files to Rohde & Schwarz.
● 102 ("Unidentified Error"):
Indicates an error not covered by other reliability values. For troubleshooting, follow
the steps described for "101 (firmware error)".
● 103 ("Parameter Error"):
Indicates that the measurement could not be performed due to internal conflicting
parameter settings.
A good approach to localize the conflicting settings is to start with a reset or preset
or even restore the factory default settings. Then reconfigure the measurement
step by step and check when the error occurs for the first time.
If you need assistance to localize the conflicting parameter settings, contact Rohde
& Schwarz (see http://www.service.rohde-schwarz.com).
● 104 ("Not Functional"):
The application could not be started with the configured parameter set.
3.5.2 General measurement settings
The commands valid for all WLAN measurements are divided into the groups listed
below.
● Signal routing........................................................................................................ 355
● Analyzer settings...................................................................................................360
● Input signal settings.............................................................................................. 364
3.5.2.1 Signal routing
The following commands configure the scenario, select the input path for the measured
signal and define an external attenuation value.
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS?............................................................................................... 356
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:CATalog:SCENario?...................................................................356
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario?................................................................................356
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:CSPath..................................................................... 357
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone..................................................................... 357
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:TMIMo<PathCount>................................................... 357
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MIMO:NOANtennas............................................................. 358
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>...................................................... 358
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:SANTennas........................................................ 359
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:EATTenuation..................................................... 359
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS?
Returns the configured routing settings for SISO scenarios.
For possible connector and converter values, see Chapter 3.5.1.5, "Values for RF path
selection", on page 349.
Return values:
<Scenario> SALone | SALone | CSPath
SALone: Standalone (non-signaling)
CSPath: Combined signal path (with WLAN signaling)
<Controller> string
Controlling application for scenario CSPath
<RXConnector1> RF connector for the input path
<RXConverter1> RX module for the input path
Usage: Query only
V2.1.30: added CSPath
Manual operation: See "Scenario = StandAlone" on page 289
Returns all scenarios possible for the instrument.
Return values:
<Valid_Scenarios> UNDefined | SALone | CSPath | SMI4 | MIMO2x2 | MIMO4x4 |
MIMO8x8 | TMIMo | SALone | CSPath | TMIMo
TMIMo: True MIMO
Usage: Query only
Returns the active scenario.
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Return values:
<GUI_Scenario> SALone | TMIMo | CSPath
TMIMo: True MIMO
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.0.10, V2.1.30: added CSPath, V3.7.31: added TMIMo
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:CSPath <Controller>
Activates the combined signal path scenario and selects the controlling application.
The selected application controls the signal routing and analyzer settings while the
combined signal path scenario is active.
Parameters:
<Controller> string
String parameter selecting the controlling application, e.g.,
'WLAN Sig1' or 'WLAN Sig2'
Manual operation: See "Scenario = Combined Signal Path" on page 289
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone <RXConnector>, <RXConverter>

Activates the standalone scenario and selects the RF input path for the measured RF
signal.
For possible connector and converter values, see Chapter 3.5.1.5, "Values for RF path
Parameters:
Example: See Specifying general measurement settings
Firmware/software: V1.0.15.20
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:TMIMo<PathCount>
Selects the number of paths for the true MIMO scenario via <PathCount>. The con-
nectors are configurable via CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:
ANTenna<n>.
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Suffix: .
<PathCount> 2, 3, 4
Selects true MIMO 2x2 (R&S CMW500/2xx supports true MIMO
2x2 only).
A query ignores the suffix.
Return values:
<GUI_Scenario> TMIMo
Returns the active scenario (true MIMO).
Example: See Specifying general measurement settings.
Options: R&S CMW-KM654 per R&S CMW
Manual operation: See "Scenario = True MIMO" on page 289
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MIMO:NOANtennas <NumOfAntennas>
Sets the number of connected antennas for true MIMO measurements.
Parameters:
<NumOfAntennas> decimal
Number of antennas 1 to 2
Options: R&S CMW-KM654 per R&S CMW for true MIMO
Manual operation: See "Number of Antennas" on page 290
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n> <ConnectorAll>[, <ExtAtt>[,

<ENP>]]
Assigns an RF input connector and optionally an external attenuation and expected
nominal power to antenna <n>.
The command is relevant for true MIMO and for 80+80 MHz signals with a separate
antenna per segment.
For 80+80 MHz signals, the antenna numbering continues for the second segment.
Example: Two antennas per segment. Segment 0 uses antenna 1 and 2. Segment 1
uses antenna 3 and 4.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
For true MIMO with R&S CMW500/2xx, limited to maximum 2
antennas
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Parameters:
<ExtAtt> numeric
External attenuation component for antenna <n>
*RST: 0 dB
Default unit: dB
<ENP> numeric
Expected nominal power for antenna <n>. It can be calculated
as follows:
Range (Expected Nominal Power) = Range (Input
Power) + External Attenuation - User Margin
The input power range is stated in the data sheet.
Default unit: dBm
Setting parameters:
Connector For connector values, see Chapter 3.5.1.5, "Values for RF path
Firmware/software: V3.5.121, V3.7.10: added <ExtAtt>, V3.7.31: added <ENP>
Manual operation: See "Scenario = Combined Signal Path" on page 289
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:SANTennas <SepAnt>
It specifies whether the DUT uses separate antennas for the two segments of an
80+80 MHz signal.
To assign RF input connectors to the two antennas, see CONFigure:WLAN:
MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n> on page 358.
Parameters:
<SepAnt> ON | OFF
ON: separate antennas for each segment
OFF: same antennas for both segments
*RST: OFF
V3.7.50: R&S CMW500/2xx also supported
Manual operation: See "Use Sep. Ant. for 80+80 MHz" on page 290
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:EATTenuation <RFInputExtAtt>
Defines an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative), to be applied to all
RF input connectors (global external attenuation).
For the combined signal path scenario, use CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:
RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:INPut .
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Parameters:
<RFInputExtAtt> Range: -50 dB to 90 dB
*RST: 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Manual operation: See "External Attenuation (Input) /Ext. Att." on page 291
3.5.2.2 Analyzer settings
The following commands configure the RF input path.

CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND..............................................360
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency........................................................360
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:SCHannel........................................ 361
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels........................................361
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels<Ch>................................362
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ENPower<connector>..........................................363
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:UMARgin<connector>......................................... 364
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:MLOFfset........................................................... 364
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FOFFset............................................................ 364
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND <FreqBand>
Selects the frequency band.
Parameters:
<FreqBand> B24Ghz | B5GHz | B4GHz
B24Ghz: 2.4 GHz band
B4GHz: 4 GHz band
B5GHz: 5 GHz band
*RST: B24G
V3.2.71: added 4 GHz band
Options: R&S CMW-KM651
Manual operation: See "Band / Channels /Center Frequency" on page 291
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency <Frequency>
Configures the center frequency of the RF analyzer. Set it to the center frequency of
the received 20-MHz, 40-MHz, 80-MHz or 160-MHz WLAN channel.
For 80+80 MHz signals, set the center frequency of the left segment. The frequency of
the right segment is calculated using channel distance, see CONFigure:WLAN:
MEAS:ISIGnal:CDIStance.
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For the combined signal path scenario, use:

● CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FREQuency
● CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel
The supported frequency range depends on the instrument model and the available
options. The supported range can be smaller than stated here. Refer to the preface of
your model-specific base unit manual.
Parameters:
<Frequency> numeric
*RST: 2.412E+9 Hz
V3.2.11: Minimum frequency decreased to 70 MHz
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:SCHannel <SecondChannel>
Sets the position of the secondary channel relative to the primary channel for 40 MHz
802.11n signals.
Parameters:
<SecondChannel> POSitive | NEGative
POSitive: Secondary channel right above the primary channel
NEGative: Secondary channel right below the primary channel
*RST: POS
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels <Channel>
The command logic depends on the standard. This description applies to the standards
802.11 a/b/g/n/p. For other standards, see CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:
RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels<Ch> on page 362.
The command configures the center frequency of the RF analyzer. It sets the fre-
quency to the center of the channel with the index <Channel>.
Before using this command, configure the standard, the bandwidth and the band, see:
● CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard on page 365
● CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth on page 366
● CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND on page 360
Parameters:
<Channel> numeric
Channel index
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The range depends on the band:

2.4-GHz band: 1 to 14
4-GHz and 5-GHz bands: 0 to 200
Range: 0 to 200
*RST: 1
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels<Ch> <Channel>
The command logic depends on the standard. This description applies to the standards
802.11ac and ax. For other standards, see CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:
RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels on page 361.
A setting command sets channel number <Ch> to the channel index <Channel>. The
other 20-MHz channels of the bandwidth are configured automatically, resulting in a
sequence of channel indices with the increment 4, see examples.
A query returns the channel indices of all 20-MHz channels as comma-separated list.
Before using this command, configure the standard, the bandwidth and the band, see:
● CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard on page 365
● CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth on page 366
● CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND on page 360
Suffix: .
<Ch> 1..8
Selects the 20-MHz channel to be configured. For a query, the
suffix is ignored.
The range depends on the signal bandwidth, see table below.
Setting parameters:
<Channel> numeric
Channel index for the 20-MHz channel number <Ch>
For a valid configuration, all 20-MHz channels must fit into the
band. So the effective ranges depend on <Ch>, see table below.
Range: 0 to 200
*RST: 1
Return values:
<Channels> decimal
Comma-separated list of channel indices
1, 2, 4, or 8 values, see table below
Range: 0 to 200
Example: Bandwidth 80 MHz, valid configuration:
CONF:WLAN:MEAS:RFS:FREQuency:CHANnels3 10
Resulting channels: 2, 6, 10, 14
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Example: Bandwidth 80 MHz, invalid configuration:

CONF:WLAN:MEAS:RFS:FREQuency:CHANnels4 10
Resulting channels: INV, 2, 6, 10
Band- <Channel> ranges for valid configuration

width /
MHz <Ch>=1 <Ch>=2 <Ch>=3 <Ch>=4 <Ch>=5 <Ch>=6 <Ch>=7 <Ch>=8
20 0 to 200 - - - - - - -
40 0 to 196 4 to 200 - - - - - -
80 0 to 188 4 to 192 8 to 196 12 to 200 - - - -
80+80 0 to 172 4 to 176 8 to 180 12 to 184 16 to 188 20 to 192 24 to 196 28 to 200

160
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ENPower<connector> <ExpNomPwr>
Sets the expected nominal power of the measured RF signal.
For the combined signal path scenario, useCONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:
RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:EPEPower.
Suffix: .
<connector> 1
For future use, currently the values cannot be set independently.
Parameters:
<ExpNomPwr> numeric
The range of the expected nominal power can be calculated as
follows:
Range (Expected Nominal Power) = Range (Input Power) +
External Attenuation - User Margin
Range: -47 dBm to 34 dBm for the input power at RF 1
COM and RF 2 COM (please notice also the ranges
quoted in the data sheet).
*RST: 0 dBm
Default unit: dBm
Manual operation: See "Expected Nominal Power" on page 292
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:UMARgin<connector> <UserMargin>
Sets the margin that the measurement adds to the expected nominal power to deter-
mine the reference power. The reference power minus the external input attenuation
must be within the power range of the selected input connector. Refer to the data
sheet.
Suffix: .
<connector> 1
For future use, currently the values cannot be set independently.
Parameters:
<UserMargin> numeric
Range: 0 dB to (34 dB + external attenuation - expected
nominal power)
*RST: dB
Manual operation: See "User Margin" on page 293
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:MLOFfset <MLOffset>
Varies the input level of the mixer in the analyzer path.
For the combined signal path scenario, useCONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:
RFSettings:ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset.
Manual operation: See "Mixer Level Offset" on page 293
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FOFFset <FreqOffset>
Sets a positive or negative frequency offset to be added to the center frequency
(CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency).
Parameters:
<FreqOffset> numeric
*RST: 0 Hz
Manual operation: See "Frequency Offset" on page 293
3.5.2.3 Input signal settings
The following commands define basic WLAN signal properties.
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard................................................................365
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe...................................................................365
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth................................................................... 366
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:CDIStance...............................................................367
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BTYPe.................................................................... 367
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:DSSS:ELENgth........................................................367
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:OFDM:ELENgth....................................................... 368
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:PCLass................................................................... 368
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa.....................................................................369
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa:FILE:DATE?.................................................. 369
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter................................................................369
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:IQSWap.................................................................. 370
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard <Standard>
Selects the IEEE 802.11 standard. Several WLAN signal properties depend on the
selected standard, see Chapter 3.2.6.2, "Physical layer", on page 248.
and the burst type, set for the RX frame trigger in the signaling application.
See TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BTYPe
Selecting a standard that is not compatible with the current scenario restores the
"Standalone" scenario.
Parameters:
<Standard> DSSS | LOFDm | HTOFdm | VHTofdm | HEOFdm | POFDm
DSSS: 802.11b/g (DSSS)
LOFDm: 802.11a/g (OFDM)
HTOFdm: 802.11n
VHTofdm: 802.11ac
HEOFdm: 802.11ax
POFDm: 802.11p
*RST: LOFD
V3.7.20: added HEOFdm
Options: 802.11n requires R&S CMW-KM651
802.11p requires R&S CMW-KM655
802.11ac requires R&S CMW-KM651 and -KM656
802.11ax requires R&S CMW-KM651, -KM656, and -KM657
Manual operation: See "Standard" on page 287
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe <ReceiveMode>
Sets the receive mode.
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Not all standards support MIMO. If you set a standard that is incompatible with the cur-
rent receive mode, the receive mode automatically reverts to SISO.
Parameters:
<ReceiveMode> SISO | TMIMo | CMIMo
SISO: SISO signal
CMIMo: Composite MIMO
TMIMo: True MIMO
*RST: SISO
V3.7.31: added TMIMo
Options: R&S CMW-KM652 for CMIMo
R&S CMW-KM654 per R&S CMW for TMIMo
Manual operation: See "Receive Mode" on page 287
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth <BandWidth>
Selects the channel bandwidth.
and the trigger bandwidth, set for the RX frame trigger in the signaling application.
See TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:BW
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:CHBW
Parameters:
<BandWidth> BW05mhz | BW10mhz | BW20mhz | BW40mhz | BW80mhz |
BW88mhz | BW16mhz
BW05mhz: 5 MHz
BW10mhz: 10 MHz
BW20mhz: 20 MHz
BW40mhz: 40 MHz
BW80mhz: 80 MHz
BW88mhz: 80+80 MHz
BW16mhz: 160 MHz
*RST: BW20
Firmware/software: V2.0.10, V3.2.10: added 80 MHz, V3.2.20: added 160 MHz,
V3.2.40: added 5 MHz and 10 MHz, V3.2.71: added 80+80 MHz
V3.7.60: 80 + 80 MHz supported also for 802.11ax
Manual operation: See "Band Width" on page 287
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Bandwidths Supported standards
5 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
10 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
20 MHz all standards
40 MHz 802.11n, ac, ax
80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
80 + 80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
160 MHz 802.11ac, ax
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:CDIStance <ChannelDistance>
Configures the distance between the center frequencies of the two 80-MHz segments
for the bandwidth of 80+80 MHz.
Parameters:
<ChannelDistance> numeric
Range: 80 MHz to 940 MHz
Increment: 5 MHz
*RST: 80 MHz
Default unit: MHz
Firmware/software: V3.5.121, V3.7.10 maximum reduced
Manual operation: See "Ch. Distance" on page 288
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BTYPe <BurstType>
Sets the burst type for standard 802.11n. Do not use the command for other standards.
Parameters:
<BurstType> MIXed | GREenfield
MIXed: Compatibility mode, for coexistence with older standards
GREenfield: Greenfield mode, incompatible with older stand-
ards
*RST: MIX
Manual operation: See "Burst Type" on page 294
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:DSSS:ELENgth <EvaluationLengthChips>[,
<SkipPH>]
Specifies the evaluation length of the burst for DSSS signals.
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Parameters:
<EvaluationLength> numeric
Number of payload chips
Range: 1000 chips to 270000 chips
*RST: 1000 chips
Default unit: chip
<SkipPH> OFF | ON
OFF: measure also preamble and header
ON: skip preamble and header
*RST: ON
V3.8.10: changed maximum for <EvaluationLength>
Manual operation: See "Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and Header"
on page 294
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:OFDM:ELENgth <EvaluationLengthSymbols>
Specifies the evaluation length of the burst for OFDM signals.
Parameters:
<EvaluationLength> numeric
Number of payload symbols
Range: 16 symbols to 1377 symbols
*RST: 1377 symbols
Default unit: symbols
Manual operation: See "Evaluation Length, Skip Preamble and Header"
on page 294
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:PCLass <PowerClass>
Sets the STA transmit power class for 802.11p and selects the transmit spectrum mask
to be applied.
Parameters:
<PowerClass> CLA | CLB | CLCD | USERdefined
CLA: class A transmit spectrum mask
CLB: class B transmit spectrum mask
CLCD: class C or D, no transmit spectrum limit check
USERdefined: user-defined transmit spectrum mask
*RST: CLA
V3.7.10 added USERdefined
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Manual operation: See "Power Class" on page 295
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa <FileName>
Specifies the training data source to be used as the reference signal for CMIMO mea-
surements.
Parameters:
<FileName> "no data" | "Internal" | "<file name>"
"no data": Use no training data.
"Internal": Use in-memory data, acquired during preceding
training mode runs. In-memory data must be available.
"<file name>": Use the training data file with the specified
name, in the directory @USERDATA\MIMOData.
*RST: "no data"
Example: See CMIMO training mode
Manual operation: See "Training Data" on page 296
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa:FILE:DATE?
Returns the last modified date of the currently loaded training data file, if any.
Return values:
<FileDate> string
String with a formatted date or NAV
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Training Data" on page 296
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter <ModulationFilter>
This command allows you to limit the evaluation to bursts of a particular modulation
type. If the received burst has a different modulation, the reliability "Wrong Modulation"
is displayed.
and the data rate, set for the RX frame trigger in the signaling application.
See TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:RATE
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Parameters:
<ModulationFilter> For OFDM: ALL | BPSK | QPSK | QAM16 | QAM64 | QAM256 |
QAM1024
For DSSS: ALL | DBPSk | DQPSk | CCK5_5 | CCK11
*RST: ALL
Firmware/software: V3.5.10, V3.7.30: added QAM256, QAM1024
Manual operation: See "Modulation Filter" on page 295
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:IQSWap <IQSwap>
Swaps the role of the I and Q axes in the baseband.
Parameters:
<IQSwap> ON | OFF
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "IQ Swap" on page 296
3.5.3 Multi-evaluation measurement control commands
The commands for the WLAN multi-evaluation measurement are divided into the
groups listed below. The general measurement settings also affect the measurement,
see Chapter 3.5.2, "General measurement settings", on page 355.
● Measurement control and states...........................................................................370
● Enabling results and views....................................................................................372
● Measurement parameters..................................................................................... 377
● List mode settings................................................................................................. 386
● Trigger settings..................................................................................................... 399
3.5.3.1 Measurement control and states
The following commands control the measurement and return the current measure-
ment state.
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation............................................................................. 371
STOP:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation................................................................................371
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation.............................................................................. 371
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe?.................................................................. 371
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe:ALL?............................................................371
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INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
STOP:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation
"RUN" state.
surement.
released.
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, SISO)
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Multi Evaluation (Softkey)" on page 256
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe?
Return values:
<MultiEvalState> OFF | RUN | RDY
OFF: measurement off, no resources allocated, no results
RUN: measurement running, synchronization pending or adjus-
ted, resources active or queued
RDY: measurement terminated, valid results can be available
*RST: OFF
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe:ALL?
Queries the main measurement state and the measurement substates. Both measure-
ment substates are relevant for running measurements only. Use FETCh:...:STATe?
to query the main measurement state only. Use INITiate..., STOP...,
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Return values:
<MainState> OFF | RUN | RDY
OFF: measurement off, no resources allocated, no results
RUN: measurement running, synchronization pending or adjus-
ted, resources active or queued
RDY: measurement terminated, valid results can be available
*RST: OFF
<SyncState> PEND | ADJ | INV
PEND: waiting for resource allocation, adjustment, hardware
switching ("pending")
ADJ: adjustments finished, measurement running ("adjusted")
INV: not applicable, <MainState> OFF or RDY ("invalid")
<ResourceState> QUE | ACT | INV
QUE: measurement without resources, no results available
("queued")
ACT: resources allocated, acquisition of results in progress but
not complete ("active")
INV: not applicable, <MainState> OFF or RDY ("invalid")
Usage: Query only
3.5.3.2 Enabling results and views
The following commands select the evaluated results and the displayed views.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult[:ALL].....................................................373
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:MSCalar................................................374
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVM..................................................... 374
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMSymbol.......................................... 374
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMCarrier........................................... 375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:IQConst................................................ 375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:UTERror............................................... 375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:SFLatness.............................................375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:TSMask................................................ 376
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:PVTime.................................................376
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:BURSt................................................. 376
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe................................................377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe................................................ 377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:DMODe........................................... 377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:DMODe...............................................377
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult[:ALL] <ModScalar>, <PvT>,

<EVMvsChip>, <EVMvsSym>, <EVMvsCarr>, <IQConst>, <SpecFlatness>,
<TranSpecMask>[, <UnusedToneErr>]
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the views. This com-
mand combines all other CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult...
commands.
Views can only be hidden for receive mode SISO.
To check which views are relevant for which standard, see Measurement results.
Parameters:
<ModScalar> OFF | ON
Modulation scalar overview
OFF: Do not evaluate results, hide the view
ON: Evaluate results and show the view
*RST: ON
<PvT> OFF | ON
Power vs. time
*RST: OFF
<EVMvsChip> OFF | ON
EVM vs chip
*RST: ON
<EVMvsSym> OFF | ON
EVM vs symbol
*RST: ON
<EVMvsCarr> OFF | ON
EVM vs carrier
*RST: ON
<IQConst> OFF | ON
I/Q constellation diagram
*RST: OFF
<SpecFlatness> OFF | ON
Spectrum flatness
*RST: OFF
<TranSpecMask> OFF | ON
Transmit spectrum mask
*RST: OFF
<UnusedToneErr> OFF | ON
Unused tone error
*RST: OFF
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Example: See Specifying measurement-specific settings

Firmware/software: V1.0.10.50, V1.0.15.0: <TranSpecMask>, V1.0.15.20: <Spec-
Flatness>, V2.1.10: <PvT>, V3.7.21: <UnusedToneErr>
Manual operation: See "Assign Views" on page 302
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:MSCalar <ModEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the modulation scalar
view.
Parameters:
<ModEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVM <EVMEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the EVM vs. chip
view.
Parameters:
<EVMEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMSymbol <EVMEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the EVM vs. symbol
view.
Parameters:
*RST: ON
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMCarrier <EVMEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the EVM vs. carrier
view.
Parameters:
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:IQConst <IQEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the I/Q constellation
diagram view.
Parameters:
<IQEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:UTERror <UTE_Enable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the unused tone error
view.
Parameters:
<UTE_Enable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:SFLatness <SpecFlatness>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the spectrum flatness
view.
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Parameters:
<SpecFlatness> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:TSMask <SpecEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the transmit spectrum
mask view.
Parameters:
<SpecEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:PVTime <PvTEnable>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the power vs. time
view.
Parameters:
<PvTEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:BURSt <Burst>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the burst subview of
the power vs. time view.
Parameters:
<Burst> OFF | ON
OFF: Do not evaluate results, hide the subview
ON: Evaluate results and show the subview
*RST: ON
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe <Rising>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the rising edge sub-
view (transmit power-on ramp) of the power vs. time view for DSSS signals.
Parameters:
<Rising> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe <Fall>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results and shows or hides the falling edge sub-
view (transmit power-down ramp) of the power vs. time view for DSSS signals.
Parameters:
<Fall> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:DMODe <DispMode>
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:DMODe <DispMode>
Selects the display mode of "Spectrum Flatness" and "Transmit Spectrum Mask"
results to switch between relative and absolute result values (dB vs. dBm).
Parameters:
<DispMode> RELative | ABSolute
*RST: REL
Firmware/software: V3.7.30, V3.7.60: added :TSMask: command
Manual operation: See "Display Mode" on page 326
3.5.3.3 Measurement parameters
The following commands specify the scope of the measurement.

CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT.............................................................. 378
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:REPetition........................................................378
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCONdition...................................................... 379
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SMODe............................................................379
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MOEXception................................................... 379
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:MODulation..........................................380
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:PHASe...................... 380
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:TIMing.......................381
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:LEVel........................ 381
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:CESTimation............................. 381
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:DEMod:FFT:OFFSet..........................................382
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:EFTaps..................................... 382
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:EMEThod.........................................................382
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:SKIPsymbols............................. 383
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:TSMask...............................................383
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:TROTime............................................ 383
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AFFTnum............................................ 384
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBWPercent....................................... 384
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MSELection.........................................384
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:PVTime............................................... 385
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:ALENgth..............................................385
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:RPOWer.............................................. 385
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT <TCDTimeout>
Defines a timeout for the measurement. The timer is started when the measurement is
initiated via a READ or INIT command. It is not started if the measurement is initiated
manually ([ON | OFF] key or [RESTART | STOP] key).
When the measurement has completed the first measurement cycle (first single shot),
the statistical depth is reached and the timer is reset.
If the first measurement cycle has not been completed when the timer expires, the
measurement is stopped. The measurement state changes to RDY. The reliability indi-
cator is set to 1, indicating that a measurement timeout occurred. Still running READ,
FETCh or CALCulate commands are completed, returning the available results. At
least for some results, there are no values at all or the statistical depth has not been
reached.
A timeout of 0 s corresponds to an infinite measurement timeout.
The measurement of a DSSS signal with low data rate and large payload sizes can
take up to 40 s. Set the measurement timeout to an adequate value, e.g. to 60 s.
Parameters:
<TCDTimeout> numeric
Default unit: s
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:REPetition <Repetition>
Specifies the repetition mode of the measurement. The repetition mode specifies
whether the measurement is stopped after a single shot or repeated continuously. Use
CONFigure:..:MEAS:...:SCOunt to determine the number of measurement
intervals per single shot.
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Parameters:
<Repetition> SINGleshot | CONTinuous
SINGleshot: Single-shot measurement
CONTinuous: Continuous measurement
*RST: SING
Manual operation: See "Repetition" on page 297
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCONdition <StopCondition>
Qualifies whether the measurement is stopped after a failed limit check or continued.
SLFail means that the measurement is stopped and reaches the RDY state when one
of the results exceeds the limits.
Parameters:
<StopCondition> NONE | SLFail
NONE: Continue measurement irrespective of the limit check
SLFail: Stop measurement on limit failure
*RST: NONE
Manual operation: See "Stop Condition" on page 298
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SMODe <SynchronizationMode>
Sets the synchronization mode:
● Normal: synchronization according to preamble detection
● Tolerant: synchronization with the second part of preamble when the first part can-
not be detected
Parameters:
<SyncMode> NORMal | TOLerant
*RST: NORM
Manual operation: See "Synchronization Mode" on page 298
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MOEXception <MeasOnException>
Specifies whether measurement results that the R&S CMW identifies as faulty or inac-
curate are rejected.
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Parameters:
<MeasOnException> OFF | ON
OFF: Faulty results are rejected
ON: Results are never rejected
*RST: OFF
Manual operation: See "Measure on Exception" on page 298
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:MODulation <StatisticCount>
Specifies the statistic count of the measurement. The statistic count is equal to the
number of measurement intervals per single shot.
Parameters:
<StatisticCount> numeric
Number of measurement intervals for modulation measurements
Range: 1 to 2000
*RST: 10
Manual operation: See "Statistic Count" on page 298
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:PHASe
<Phase>
Activate or deactivate phase tracking. With enabled tracking, fluctuations are compen-
sated.
For composite MIMO and 802.11ac input signals, phase tracking is always enabled.
Parameters:
<Phase> OFF | ON
OFF: Tracking disabled
ON: Tracking enabled
*RST: ON
Manual operation: See "Tracking" on page 299
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:TIMing
<Timing>
Activate or deactivate timing tracking. With enabled tracking, fluctuations are compen-
sated.
Parameters:
<Timing> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:LEVel
<Level>
Activate or deactivate level tracking. With enabled tracking, fluctuations are compensa-
ted.
Parameters:
<Level> OFF | ON
*RST: OFF
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:CESTimation
<ChannelEst>
Specifies whether channel estimation is done in payload or preamble.
Parameters:
<ChannelEst> PAYLoad | PREamble
PAYLoad: Channel estimation in payload and preamble
PREamble: Channel estimation in preamble only
*RST: PRE
Manual operation: See "Channel Estimation" on page 300
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:DEMod:FFT:OFFSet <Offset>
Sets the FFT start offset for OFDM signals.
Parameters:
<Offset> CENT | PEAK | AUTO
CENT: Guard interval center used as start offset
PEAK: Peak of fine-timing metric used to determine start offset
AUTO: Automatic selection of optimal start offset
*RST: AUTO
Manual operation: See "FFT Demodulation Offset" on page 300
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:EFTaps
<EqualizerFilterTaps_enable>[, <EqualizerFilterTaps_value>]
This command is relevant for DSSS signals only. It determines if and how accurate the
transmit filter is estimated.
Parameters:
Enable ON | OFF
Enables or disables TX filter estimation
*RST: ON
<EqualizerFilterTaps> decimal | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 13 | 15
Number of equalizer filter taps
*RST: 11
Additional value: OFF (indicates that the TX filter estimation is
disabled)
Manual operation: See "DSSS Tx Filter Estimation" on page 300
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:EMEThod <EVM_Method11b>
This parameter is relevant for 802.11b signals only. It selects the EVM measurement
method - according to standard IEEE Std 802.11-2007, IEEE Std 802.11b-1999, or
according to standard IEEE Std 802.11-2016.
Parameters:
<EVM_Method11b> ST2007 | ST1999 | ST2016
*RST: ST2007
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V4.0.20: added ST2016
Manual operation: See "DSSS EVM Method" on page 300
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:SKIPsymbols
<SkipSymbols_Head>, <SkipSymbols_Tail>
Defines how many head and tail symbols are excluded from OFDM modulation mea-
surements.
Parameters:
<SkipSymbols_Head>decimal
Number of heading symbols to be skipped
Range: 0 Sym to 100 Sym
*RST: 0 Sym
<SkipSymbols_Tail> decimal
Number of tailing symbols to be skipped
Range: 0 Sym to 100 Sym
*RST: 0 Sym
Manual operation: See "Skip OFDM Symbols" on page 300
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:TSMask <StatisticCount>
Parameters:
Number of measurement intervals for the transmit spectrum
mask measurement
Range: 1 to 1000
*RST: 10
Manual operation: See " Statistic Count" on page 301
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:TROTime <TriggerOffTime>
Specifies the trigger offset between trigger event and FFT operation.
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Parameters:
<TriggerOffTime> numeric
Range: 0 s to 0.1E-3 s
*RST: 5E-6 s
Manual operation: See " Spectrum Trigger Time" on page 301
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AFFTnum <AverFFTNum>
Specifies the number of FFT operations per burst.
Parameters:
<AverFFTNum> numeric
Range: 1 to 16
*RST: 8
Manual operation: See "Average FFT Num" on page 301
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBWPercent <OBWPower>
Enables/disables OBW measurement and sets the OBW percentage.
Parameters:
<OBWPower> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 50 % to 100 %
*RST: 99 %, OFF
Additional values: ON | OFF (disables | enables OBW measure-
ment)
Manual operation: See " Occupied Bandwidth (OBW)" on page 301
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MSELection <MaskSelection>
Selects the spectrum limit mask to be applied to 802.11p signals.
See "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320
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Parameters:
<MaskSelection> IEEE | ETSI | ARIB
IEEE: Relative spectral density limits, IEEE 802.11
ETSI: Absolute emission limits, ETSI EN 302 571 V1.1.1
(2008-09)
ARIB: Absolute emission limits, ARIB STD-T109, only for 10
MHz bandwidth
*RST: IEEE
Firmware/software: V3.2.40, V3.5.121 added ARIB
Manual operation: See " Mask Selection" on page 301
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:PVTime <StatisticCount>
Parameters:
Number of measurement intervals for the power vs. time mea-
surement
Range: 1 to 2000
*RST: 10
Manual operation: See " Statistic Count" on page 302
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:ALENgth <AvgLenth>
Sets the length of the moving average filter, which smoothes the power trace and thus
eliminates the modulation.
Parameters:
<AvgLenth> numeric
Range: 1 to 199
*RST: 1
Manual operation: See " Average Length" on page 302
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:RPOWer <RefPower>
Sets the reference power to the maximum power or to the mean power of the burst.
In DSSS, the thresholds for rising and falling edge results are defined as percentage
values of the reference power.
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Parameters:
<RefPower> MAXimum | MEAN
*RST: MAX
Manual operation: See " Reference Power" on page 302
3.5.3.4 List mode settings
The following commands configure the list mode.

For retrieving list mode results, see Chapter 3.5.5.24, "List mode results (one seg-
ment)", on page 580 and Chapter 3.5.5.25, "List mode results (all segments)",
on page 589.
For a description of the list mode, see Chapter 3.2.7, "Multi-evaluation list mode",
on page 252.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST................................................................ 386
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BTYPe..................................................... 387
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BWIDth.....................................................387
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt..................................................... 388
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:ENPower.................................................. 388
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:FREQuency.............................................. 389
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MOFFset.................................................. 389
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MTIMe......................................................389
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:MODulation....................................390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:TSMask.........................................390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RTRigger.................................................. 390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:MODulation.................................. 390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:TSMask....................................... 391
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STANdard.................................................391
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STIMe...................................................... 392
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:BTYPe............................... 392
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:BWIDth.............................. 393
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:ENPower............................393
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:FREQuency........................394
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MOFFset............................ 394
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MTIMe............................... 395
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:RESult............................... 395
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:RTRigger............................395
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:SCOunt..............................396
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:SETup................................396
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:STANdard...........................398
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:STIMe................................399
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST <ListModeEnable>
Enables or disables the list mode.
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Parameters:
<ListModeEnable> OFF | ON
OFF: Disable list mode
ON: Enable list mode
*RST: OFF
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements
Manual operation: See "List Mode > Enable" on page 303
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BTYPe <BurstTypes>...
Specifies the burst types for standard 802.11n for all segments in list mode. Do not use
the command for other standards.
The values in curly brackets {} are specified for each active segment: {...}seg 1,
{...}seg 2, ..., {...}seg n. The number of active segments n is determined by CONFigure:
WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt.
Parameters:
{<BurstType>}1... MIXed | GREenfield
{<BurstType>}n MIXed: for coexistence with other standards
GREenfield: incompatible with other standards
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BWIDth <BandWidths>...
Specifies the channel bandwidths for all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<BandWidth>}1... BW05mhz | BW10mhz | BW20mhz | BW40mhz | BW80mhz |
{<BandWidth>}n BW88mhz | BW16mhz
BW05mhz: 5 MHz
BW10mhz: 10 MHz
BW20mhz: 20 MHz
BW40mhz: 40 MHz
BW80mhz: 80 MHz
BW88mhz: 80+80 MHz
BW16mhz: 160 MHz
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5 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
10 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
40 MHz 802.11n, ac, ax
80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
80 + 80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
160 MHz 802.11ac, ax
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt <NoOfSegments>
Defines the number of segments in the entire measurement interval.
Parameters:
<NoOfSegments> numeric
Range: 1 to 100
*RST: 1
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:ENPower <Levels>...
Specifies the expected nominal power of the measured RF signal for all segments in
list mode.
Parameters:
{<Level>}1... numeric
{<Level>}n The range of the expected nominal power can be calculated as
follows: Range (Expected Nominal Power) = Range (Input
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:FREQuency <Frequencies>...
Specifies the measurement frequencies for all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<Frequency>}1... numeric
{<Frequency>}n Range: 70E+6 Hz to 6E+9 Hz
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MOFFset <MeasOffsets>...
Specifies the measurement offsets for all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<MeasOffset>}1... numeric
{<MeasOffset>}n Range: 1E-5 s to 1 s
Increment: 1E-5 s
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MTIMe <MeasTimes>...
Specifies the measurement times for all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<MeasureTime>}1... numeric
{<MeasureTime>}n Range: 1E-5 s to 1 s
Increment: 1E-5 s
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:MODulation
<EnableMod>...
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:TSMask <EnableSem>...
Enables or disables the evaluation of results for modulation (..:MODulation) and
transmit spectrum mask ( ..:TSMask) measurements in list mode.
Parameters:
{<EnableResult>}1... OFF | ON
{<EnableResult>}n
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RTRigger <ReTriggers>...
Specifies, whether the measurement in list mode waits for a trigger event before mea-
suring the segment, or not. For the first segment, the value OFF is always interpreted
as ON.
Parameters:
{<ReTrigger>}1... OFF | ON
{<ReTrigger>}n OFF: measure the segment without retrigger
ON: wait for a trigger event from the trigger source configured
via TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:MODulation
<StatCountsMod>...
Specifies the statistical length for modulation measurements for all segments in list
mode.
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Parameters:
{<StatCount>}1... numeric
{<StatCount>}n No. of bursts to be measured during modulation measurements,
one result per segment
Range: 1 to 2000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:TSMask
<StatCountsSem>...
Specifies the spectrum statistical length for transmit spectrum mask measurements for
all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<StatCount>}1... numeric
{<StatCount>}n No. of bursts to be measured during spectrum measurements
Range: 1 to 1000
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STANdard <Standards>...
Specifies the standard for all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<Standard>}1... DSSS | LOFDm | HTOFdm | VHTofdm | HEOFdm | POFDm
{<Standard>}n DSSS: 802.11b/g (DSSS)
HTOFdm: 802.11n
VHTofdm: 802.11ac
HEOFdm: 802.11ax
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POFDm: 802.11p
R&S CMW-KM655 for 802.11p
R&S CMW-KM651 for 802.11n
R&S CMW-KM656 for 802.11ac
R&S CMW-KM657 for 802.11ax
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STIMe <SegmentTimes>...
Specifies the segment times for all segments in list mode.
Parameters:
{<SegmentTime>}1... numeric
{<SegmentTime>}n Range: 4E-5 s to 1 s
Increment: 1E-5 s
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:BTYPe
<BurstType>
Specifies the burst types for standard 802.11n for segment <no> in list mode. Do not
use the command for other standards.
Suffix: .
<no> Segment
Parameters:
<BurstType> MIXed | GREenfield
MIXed: for coexistence with other standards
GREenfield: incompatible with other standards
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:BWIDth
<BandWidth>
Specifies the channel bandwidth for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
BW88mhz | BW16mhz
BW05mhz: 5 MHz
BW10mhz: 10 MHz
BW20mhz: 20 MHz
BW40mhz: 40 MHz
BW80mhz: 80 MHz
BW88mhz: 80+80 MHz
BW16mhz: 160 MHz
5 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
10 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
40 MHz 802.11n, ac, ax
80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
80 + 80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
160 MHz 802.11ac, ax
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:ENPower <Level>
Specifies the expected nominal power of the measured RF signal for segment <no> in
list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
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Parameters:
<Level> numeric
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:FREQuency
<Frequency>
Specifies the center frequency of the RF analyzer for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Parameters:
<Frequency> numeric
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MOFFset
<MeasOffset>
Specifies the measurement offset for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
<MeasOffset> numeric
Range: 0 s to 1 s
Increment: 1E-4 s
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MTIMe
<MeasTime>
Specifies the measurement time for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
<MeasTime> numeric
Duration of measurement for the segment
Range: 4E-4 s to 1 s
Increment: 1E-4 s
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:RESult
<EnableMod>, <EnableSem>
Enables or disables the evaluation of results for modulation and transmit spectrum
mask measurements for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
<EnableMod> OFF | ON
<EnableSem> OFF | ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:RTRigger
<ReTrigger>
Specifies for segment <no> in list mode, whether the measurement waits for a trigger
event before measuring the segment, or not. For the first segment, the value OFF is
always interpreted as ON.
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Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
<ReTrigger> OFF | ON
OFF: measure the segment without retrigger
ON: wait for a trigger event from the trigger source configured
via TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:SCOunt
<StatCountMod>, <StatCountSem>
Specifies the modulation and spectrum statistical length for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
<StatCountMod> numeric
No. of burst to be measured during modulation measurements
Range: 1 to 2000
*RST: 10
<StatCountSem> numeric
No. of bursts to be measured during spectrum measurements
Range: 1 to 1000
*RST: 10
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:SETup
<SegmentTime>, <MeasTime>, <MeasOffset>, <Level>, <Frequency>,
<Standard>, <BandWidth>
Specifies burst parameter settings for segment <no> in list mode. Send this command
for all segments to be measured.
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Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
The segment number must not exceed the total number of seg-
ments measured (see CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:
MEValuation:LIST:COUNt on page 388).
Parameters:
<SegmentTime> numeric
Duration of the segment
Increment: 1E-5 s
<MeasTime> numeric
Duration of measurement for the segment
Increment: 1E-5 s
<MeasOffset> numeric
Measurement offset for the segment
Increment: 1E-5 s
<Level> numeric
Expected nominal power of the measured RF signal within the
segment
Default unit: dBm
<Frequency> numeric
Configures the center frequency of the RF analyzer. Set it to the
center frequency of the received WLAN channel.
HTOFdm: 802.11n
VHTofdm: 802.11ac
HEOFdm: 802.11ax
POFDm: 802.11p
BW88mhz | BW16mhz
BW05mhz: 5 MHz
BW10mhz: 10 MHz
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BW20mhz: 20 MHz
BW40mhz: 40 MHz
BW80mhz: 80 MHz
BW88mhz: 80+80 MHz
BW16mhz: 160 MHz
5 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
10 MHz 802.11p, n, ac
40 MHz 802.11n, ac, ax
80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
80 + 80 MHz 802.11ac, ax
160 MHz 802.11ac, ax
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:STANdard
<Standard>
Specifies the standard for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
HTOFdm: 802.11n
VHTofdm: 802.11ac
HEOFdm: 802.11ax
POFDm: 802.11p
R&S CMW-KM655 for 802.11p
R&S CMW-KM651 for 802.11n
R&S CMW-KM656 for 802.11ac
R&S CMW-KM657 for 802.11ax
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:STIMe
<SegmentTime>
Specifies the duration of the segment for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Parameters:
<SegmentTime> numeric
Increment: 1E-4 s
3.5.3.5 Trigger settings
The following commands define the trigger parameters.

TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:CATalog:SOURce?................................................399
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce.............................................................. 400
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SLOPe.................................................................400
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:THReshold...........................................................400
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT.................................................................. 401
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MGAP..................................................................401
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:CATalog:SOURce? [<fullList>]
Lists all trigger source values that can be set using TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:
MEValuation:SOURce on page 400.
Query parameters:
<fullList> OFF | ON
Disables/ enables full list including also invalid trigger sources.
Return values:
<TrigSource> string
Comma-separated list of all supported values. Each value is rep-
resented as a string.
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Trigger Source" on page 303
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TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce <TrigSource>
Selects the source of the trigger events. Some values are always available. They are
listed below. Depending on the installed options, additional values are available. You
can query a list of all supported values via TRIGger:...:CATalog:SOURce?.
Parameters:
<TrigSource> string
'IF Power': Power trigger (received RF power)
*RST: 'IF Power'
Example: See Configuring the trigger system
Firmware/software: V1.0.10.50, V3.7.60: removed 'Free Run'
Manual operation: See "Trigger Source" on page 303
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SLOPe <TrigSlope>
Qualifies whether the trigger event is generated at the rising or at the falling edge of
the trigger pulse (valid for external and power trigger sources).
Parameters:
<TrigSlope> REDGe | FEDGe
REDGe: Rising edge
FEDGe: Falling edge
*RST: REDG
Manual operation: See "Trigger Slope" on page 304
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:THReshold <TrigThreshold>
Defines the trigger threshold for power trigger sources.
Parameters:
<TrigThreshold> numeric | ON | OFF
*RST: -30 dB
Default unit: dB (full scale, i.e. relative to reference level minus
external attenuation)
Firmware/software: V1.0.10.50, V3.7.10 changed *RST value
Manual operation: See "Trigger Threshold" on page 304
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TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT <TrigTimeOut>
Selects the maximum time that the measurement waits for a trigger event before it
stops in remote control mode or indicates a trigger timeout in manual operation mode.
Parameters:
<TrigTimeOut> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 0.01 s to 300 s
*RST: 1s
Default unit: s
Additional values: OFF | ON (disables | enables the timeout)
V2.1.30: reset value changed
Manual operation: See "Trigger Timeout" on page 304
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MGAP <MinTrigGap>
Sets a minimum time during which the IF signal must be below the trigger threshold
before the trigger is armed so that an IF power trigger event can be generated.
Parameters:
<MinTrigGap> numeric
Range: 5 μs to 10 ms
*RST: 50 μs
Default unit: s
Manual operation: See "Trigger IF Min Gap" on page 304
3.5.4 Measurement limit settings
The following commands configure the measurement limits.

● Power vs. time limits............................................................................................. 402
● Modulation limits: 802.11b/g DSSS.......................................................................404
● Modulation limits: 802.11a/g OFDM...................................................................... 406
● Modulation limits: 802.11p OFDM......................................................................... 409
● Modulation limits: 802.11n SISO........................................................................... 412
● Modulation limits: 802.11ac...................................................................................415
● Modulation limits: 802.11ax...................................................................................420
● Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11a/g OFDM...........................................................429
● Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11p OFDM..............................................................430
● Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11n......................................................................... 432
● Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11ac........................................................................433
● Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11ax........................................................................435
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● Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11b/g DSSS................................................. 437

● Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11a/g OFDM................................................ 438
● Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11p OFDM................................................... 439
● Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11n............................................................... 449
● Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ac............................................................. 452
● Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ax............................................................. 455
3.5.4.1 Power vs. time limits
The following commands define limits for results characterizing the pulse shape of
DSSS signals and the timing error for OFDM standards.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe:ENABle........................... 402
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe........................................402
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe:ENABle............................403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe........................................ 403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TERRor....................................... 403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TEDistrib......................................403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe:ENABle
<RisingEnable>
Enables/disables the upper limit for the rise time (transmit power-on ramp) of a DSSS
signal.
Parameters:
<RisingEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
Example: See Specifying limits (DSSS)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe <RisingLimit>
Sets the upper limit for the rise time (transmit power-on ramp) of a DSSS signal.
Parameters:
<RisingLimit> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 0 s to 5E-6 s
Increment: 1E-8 s
*RST: 2E-6 s
Additional parameters: OFF | ON (disables the limit check | ena-
bles the limit check using the previous limit values)
Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V3.0.11: finer granularity
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe:ENABle
<FallEnable>
Enables/disables the upper limit for the fall time (transmit power-down ramp) of a
DSSS signal.
Parameters:
<FallEnable> OFF | ON
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe <FallingLimit>
Sets the upper limit for the fall time (transmit power-down ramp) of a DSSS signal.
Parameters:
<FallingLimit> numeric | ON | OFF
Increment: 1E-8 s
*RST: 2E-6 s
Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V3.0.11: finer granularity
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TERRor <TimingError>
Sets the upper limit for timing error for OFDM standards.
Parameters:
<TimingError> numeric | ON | OFF
Example: See Specifying power vs. time limits
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TEDistrib
<TE_Percentage>
Configure the limit of timing error distribution for PvT measurements for OFDM stand-
ards.
Exceeding the limit has no impact on the stop "On Limit Failure" condition or out-of-tol-
erance counter.
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Parameters:
<TE_Percentage> numeric | ON | OFF
Default unit: %
Additional parameters: OFF | ON (disables | enables the limit
check)
3.5.4.2 Modulation limits: 802.11b/g DSSS
The following commands define limits for results characterizing the modulation accu-
racy of DSSS signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak..................... 404
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms......................404
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset...................... 405
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror.......................405
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror...................... 405
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak
<EVMPeak>
Defines and activates upper limits for the error vector magnitude (EVM) peak values of
the data carriers (transmission scheme DSSS).
Parameters:
<EVMPeak> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 0 % to 100 %
*RST: 35 %
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms
<EVMRMS>
Defines and activates upper limits for the error vector magnitude (EVM) RMS values of
the data carriers (transmission scheme DSSS).
Parameters:
<EVMRMS> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 0 % to 100 %
*RST: 35 %
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset
<IQOffset>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the I/Q origin offset (transmission scheme
DSSS).
Parameters:
<IQOffset> numeric | ON | OFF
*RST: -15 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror
<FreqError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the center frequency error (transmission
scheme DSSS).
Parameters:
<FreqError> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 0 Hz to 100E+6 Hz
*RST: 60000 Hz
Default unit: Hz
check)
Firmware/software: V1.0.10.1, V3.7.20: range extended
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror
<ClockError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the chip clock error (transmission scheme
DSSS).
Parameters:
<ClockError> numeric | ON | OFF
Range: 0 ppm to 100 ppm
*RST: 25 ppm
Default unit: ppm
check)
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Firmware/software: V1.0.10.1, V3.7.20: range extended
3.5.4.3 Modulation limits: 802.11a/g OFDM
racy. The limits apply to 802.11a/g OFDM signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVM.......................... 406
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVMPilot....................407
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:IQOFfset....................408
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:CFERror.................... 408
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:SCERror.................... 408
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVM
<EVM6M>, <EVM9M>, <EVM12M>, <EVM18M>, <EVM24M>, <EVM36M>,
<EVM48M>, <EVM54M>
Defines and activates upper limits for the error vector magnitude (EVM) of the data car-
riers (802.11a/g, OFDM).
Parameters:
<EVM6M> numeric | ON | OFF
Limit for data rate 6 Mbps
*RST: -5 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -8 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -10 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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*RST: -13 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -16 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -19 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -22 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -25 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
Example: See Specifying modulation limits (OFDM)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVMPilot
<EVMPilot>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the error vector magnitude (EVM) of the pilot
carriers (802.11a/g, OFDM).
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Parameters:
<EVMPilot> numeric | ON | OFF
*RST: -8 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:IQOFfset
<IQOffset>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the I/Q origin offset (802.11a/g, OFDM).
Parameters:
*RST: -15 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:CFERror
<CenterFreqError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the center frequency error (802.11a/g, OFDM).
Parameters:
<CenterFreqError> numeric | ON | OFF
*RST: 60E+3 Hz
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:SCERror
<ClockError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the symbol clock error (802.11a/g, OFDM).
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Parameters:
*RST: 25 ppm
Default unit: ppm
check)
3.5.4.4 Modulation limits: 802.11p OFDM
racy. The limits apply to 802.11p OFDM signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVM..........................409
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVMPilot................... 410
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:IQOFfset....................411
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:CFERror.................... 411
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:SCERror.................... 411
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVM
<BPSK12>, <BPSK34>, <QPSK12>, <QPSK34>, <Q16AM12>, <Q16AM34>,
<Q64AM23>, <Q64AM34>
riers in 802.11p signals.
Parameters:
<BPSK12> numeric | ON | OFF
Limit for data rate BPSK modulation and coding rate 1/2
*RST: -5 dB
check)
<BPSK34> numeric | ON | OFF
Limit for data rate BPSK modulation and coding rate 3/4
*RST: -8 dB
check)
<QPSK12> numeric | ON | OFF
Limit for data rate QPSK modulation and coding rate 1/2
*RST: -10 dB
check)
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<QPSK34> numeric | ON | OFF

Limit for data rate QPSK modulation and coding rate 3/4
*RST: -13 dB
check)
<Q16AM12> numeric | ON | OFF
Limit for data rate 16-QAM modulation and coding rate 1/2
*RST: -16 dB
check)
*RST: -19 dB
check)
check)
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVMPilot
<EVMPilot>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the error vector magnitude (EVM) of 802.11p
pilot carriers.
Parameters:
*RST: -8 dB
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:IQOFfset
<IQOffset>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the I/Q origin offset of 802.11p signals.
Parameters:
*RST: -15 dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:CFERror
<CenterFreqError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the center frequency error (802.11p).
Parameters:
*RST: 60E+3 Hz
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:SCERror
<ClockError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the symbol clock error (802.11p).
Parameters:
*RST: 25 ppm
Default unit: ppm
check)
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3.5.4.5 Modulation limits: 802.11n SISO
racy. The limits apply to 802.11n SISO measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVM........................ 412
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVMPilot..................414
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:IQOFfset:BW<BW>...414
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:CFERror.................. 415
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:SCERror.................. 415
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVM
<EVMBR12>, <EVMQR12>, <EVMQR34>, <EVMQ1M12>, <EVMQ1M34>,
<EVMQ6M12>, <EVMQ6M34>, <EVMQ6M56>
riers (802.11n).
Parameters:
<EVMBR12> numeric | ON | OFF
Limits for BPSK, coding rate 1/2
*RST: -5 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
<EVMQR12> numeric | ON | OFF
Limits for QPSK, coding rate 1/2
*RST: -10 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -13 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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<EVMQ1M12> numeric | ON | OFF

Limits for 16-QAM, coding rate 1/2
*RST: -16 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -19 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -22 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -25 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -27 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVMPilot
<EVMPilot>
carriers (802.11n).
Parameters:
*RST: -8 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:IQOFfset:
BW<BW> <OffsetValue>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the I/Q origin offset, for 802.11n and channel
bandwidth <BW>.
Suffix: .
<BW> 5, 10, 20, 40
Channel bandwidth in MHz
Parameters:
<OffsetValue> numeric | ON | OFF
*RST: see table below
Default unit: dB
check)
Firmware/software: V3.5.121, V3.7.31: added bandwidth 5 and 10
<BW> *RST <OffsetValue>
5 -15 dB
10 -15 dB
20 -15 dB
40 -20 dB
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:CFERror
<CenterFreqError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the center frequency error (802.11n).
Parameters:
*RST: 60E+3 Hz
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:SCERror
<ClockError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the symbol clock error (802.11n).
Parameters:
*RST: 25 ppm
Default unit: ppm
check)
3.5.4.6 Modulation limits: 802.11ac
racy. The limits apply to 802.11ac measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMall.....................416
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMPilot..................418
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:IQOFfset:BW<BW>...418
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:CFERror.................. 419
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:SCERror.................. 419
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMall
<EVMBR12>, <EVMQR12>, <EVMQR34>, <EVM16QAM12>,
<EVM16QAM34>, <EVM64QAM12>, <EVM64QAM34>, <EVM64QAM56>,
<EVM256QAM34>, <EVM256QAM56>[, <EVM1024QAM34>,
<EVM1024QAM56>]
Defines and activates upper limits for the error vector magnitude (EVM) of 802.11ac
data carriers.
Parameters:
*RST: -5 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -10 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -13 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
<EVM16QAM12> numeric | ON | OFF
*RST: -16 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -19 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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*RST: -22 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -25 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -27 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -30 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -32 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -35 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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*RST: -35 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMPilot
<EVMPilot>
carriers in 802.11ac signals.
Parameters:
*RST: -8 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:IQOFfset:
BW<BW> <OffsetValue_rel>[, <OffsetValue_abs>]
Defines and activates upper limits for the I/Q origin offset, for 802.11ac and channel
bandwidth <BW>.
Suffix: .
<BW> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Channel bandwidth in MHz (8080 means 80+80 MHz)
Parameters:
<OffsetValue_rel> numeric | ON | OFF
Relative limit
*RST: see table below
Default unit: dB
check)
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<OffsetValue_abs> numeric | ON | OFF

Absolute limit, only for <BW>=8080
*RST: -20 dBm, OFF
Default unit: dBm
check)
Firmware/software: V3.5.121, V3.7.31: added bandwidth 5 and 10, V3.7.60: reset
values changed, absolute limit can be enabled or disabled
V3.7.70: absolute limit implemented
<BW> *RST <OffsetValue_rel>
5 -17.48 dB
10 -17.48 dB
20 -17.48 dB
40 -20.57 dB
80 -23.84 dB
8080 -23.84 dB
160 -26.85 dB
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:CFERror
<CenterFreqError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the center frequency error in 802.11ac signals.
Parameters:
Note that the reset value is identical for all standards
*RST: 100E+3 Hz
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:SCERror
<ClockError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the symbol clock error in 802.11ac signals.
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Parameters:
*RST: 20 ppm
Default unit: ppm
check)
3.5.4.7 Modulation limits: 802.11ax
racy. The limits apply to 802.11ax measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFERror.................. 420
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFDistrib................. 421
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall.....................421
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBCoderate.. 424
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBHigh.........425
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBLow..........426
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot................. 427
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:TBHigh......427
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:TBLow...... 427
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:IQOFfset:BW<BW>...428
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:SCERror..................428
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTEPower................................................429
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTERror.................................................. 429
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFERror
<CenterFreqError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the center frequency error in 802.11ax signals.
Parameters:
*RST: 100E+3 Hz
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFDistrib
<CFO_Percentage>, <CFO_Frequency>
Configure the limit of carrier frequency offset (CFO) error distribution for HE modulation
measurements.
erance counter.
Parameters:
<CFO_Percentage> numeric | ON | OFF
Upper limit for the tolerated CFO errors (CFO exceeding the
specified <CFO_Frequency>)
Default unit: %
check)
<CFO_Frequency> numeric
Border value defining CFO error
Default unit: Hz
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall
<EVMBR14>, <EVMBR12>, <EVMQR14>, <EVMQR12>, <EVMQR34>,
<EVM256QAM56>[, <EVM1024QAM34>, <EVM1024QAM56>]
Defines and activates upper limits for the error vector magnitude (EVM) of 802.11ax
data carriers.
Parameters:
Limits for BPSK, coding rate 1/4, dual carrier modulation (DCM)
*RST: -5 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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*RST: -5 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
Limits for QPSK, coding rate 1/4 DCM
*RST: -5 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -10 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -13 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
Limits for 16-QAM, coding rate 1/4 DCM
*RST: -10 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
Limits for 16-QAM, coding rate 3/8 DCM
*RST: -13 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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*RST: -16 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -19 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -22 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -25 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -28 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -30 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
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*RST: -32 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -35 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
*RST: -35 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:
TBCoderate <CR_BPSK>, <CR_QPSK>, <CR_16QAM>, <CR_64QAM>,
<CR_256QAM>, <CR_1024QAM>
Specifies the coding rate of HE TB PPDU per modulation type, used for the calculation
of unused tone error limit line.
Parameters:
<CR_BPSK> CR14dcm | CR38dcm | CR12 | CR23 | CR34 | CR56
Coding rate for BPSK modulation type
CR14dcm: 1/4 DCM (coding rate 1/2 with DCM)
CR38dcm: 3/8 DCM (coding rate 3/4 with DCM)
CR12: 1/2 (coding rate 1/2 without DCM)
<CR_QPSK> CR14dcm | CR38dcm | CR12 | CR23 | CR34 | CR56
<CR_16QAM> CR14dcm | CR38dcm | CR12 | CR23 | CR34 | CR56
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Manual operation: See "Coding Rate" on page 296
TBHigh <EVM_BPSK>, <EVM_QPSK>, <EVM_16QAM>, <EVM_64QAM>,
<EVM_256QAM>, <EVM_1024QAM>
Sets EVM limits for HE TB PPDU when transmit power is larger than the maximum
power of MCS 7. The default values are in line with standard IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021,
table 27-49 Allowed relative constellation error versus constellation size and coding
rate.
Parameters:
<EVM_BPSK> numeric | ON | OFF
EVM limit for BPSK
check)
<EVM_QPSK> numeric | ON | OFF
EVM limit for QPSK
check)
<EVM_16QAM> numeric | ON | OFF
EVM limit for 16-QAM
check)
check)
check)
check)
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TBLow <EVM_BPSK>, <EVM_QPSK>, <EVM_16QAM>, <EVM_64QAM>,
<EVM_256QAM>, <EVM_1024QAM>
Sets EVM limits for HE TB PPDU when transmit power is less than or equal to the
maximum power of MCS 7. The default values are in line with standard IEEE Std
802.11ax-2021, table 27-49 Allowed relative constellation error versus constellation
size and coding rate.
Parameters:
<EVM_BPSK> numeric | ON | OFF
EVM limit for BPSK
check)
<EVM_QPSK> numeric | ON | OFF
EVM limit for QPSK
check)
check)
check)
check)
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot
<EVMPilot>
carriers in 802.11ax signals.
Parameters:
*RST: -8 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:
TBHigh <EVMPilot>
Sets EVM limits for a pilot subcarrier in 802.11ax signals, when transmit power is larger
than the maximum power of MCS 7.
Parameters:
*RST: -13 dB
check)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:
TBLow <EVMPilot>
Sets EVM limits for a pilot subcarrier in 802.11ax signals, when transmit power is less
than or equal to the maximum power of MCS 7.
Parameters:
*RST: -27 dB
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:IQOFfset:
BW<BW> <OffsetValue_rel>[, <OffsetValue_abs>]
Defines and activates upper limits for the I/Q origin offset for 802.11ax and channel
bandwidth <BW>.
Suffix: .
<BW> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<OffsetValue_rel> numeric | ON | OFF
Relative limit
*RST: -32 dB
Default unit: dB
check)
<OffsetValue_abs> numeric | ON | OFF
Absolute limit
*RST: -20 dBm, OFF
Default unit: dBm
check)
Firmware/software: V3.7.20, V3.7.60: added <BW> 8080, reset values changed,
absolute values for all <BW> added
V3.7.70: absolute limit implemented
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:SCERror
<ClockError>
Defines and activates an upper limit for the symbol clock error in 802.11ax signals.
Parameters:
*RST: 20 ppm
Default unit: ppm
check)
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTEPower <UTEPower>
Sets the type of limits to be applied for the unused tone error of HE TB PPDU.
Parameters:
<UTEPower> HIGH | LOW
HIGH: used limits are according to the transmit power larger
than the maximum power of MCS 7
LOW: used limits are according to the transmit power less than
or equal to the maximum power of MCS 7
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTERror <UTELimits>
Enables/ disables an upper limit for the unused tone error of HE TB PPDU.
Parameters:
<UTELimits> ON | OFF
3.5.4.8 Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11a/g OFDM
The following commands define limits for results characterizing the spectrum flatness.
The limits apply to 802.11a/g OFDM signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:ENABle....................... 429
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:UPPer......................... 430
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:LOWer........................ 430
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:ENABle
<Enable>
Enables or disables the spectrum flatness limit check for 802.11a/g OFDM signals.
Parameters:
<Enable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
Example: See Specifying spectrum flatness limits
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:UPPer
<Upper>
Defines an upper limit for the spectrum flatness of 802.11a/g OFDM signals.
The upper limit must be larger than the lower limits.
Parameters:
<Upper> numeric
*RST: 4 dB
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:LOWer
<Center>, <Side>
Defines lower limits for the spectrum flatness of the center subcarriers and the side
subcarriers of 802.11a/g OFDM signals.
The lower limits must be smaller than the upper limit.
Parameters:
<Center> numeric
*RST: -4 dB
<Side> numeric
*RST: -6 dB
3.5.4.9 Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11p OFDM
The limits apply to 802.11p OFDM signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:
ENABle...............................................................................................................431
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UPPer 431
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:
LOWer................................................................................................................431
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:
BW<bandwidth>:ENABle <Enable>
Enables or disables the spectrum flatness limit check for 802.11p OFDM signals with
the specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20
Parameters:
<Enable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
BW<bandwidth>:UPPer <Upper>
Defines an upper limit for the spectrum flatness of 802.11p OFDM signals with the
specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
Parameters:
<Upper> numeric
*RST: 4 dB
BW<bandwidth>:LOWer <Center>, <Side>
subcarriers of 802.11p OFDM signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
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Parameters:
<Center> numeric
*RST: -4 dB
<Side> numeric
*RST: -6 dB
3.5.4.10 Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11n
The limits apply to 802.11n measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:
ENABle...............................................................................................................432
UPPer.................................................................................................................432
LOWer................................................................................................................433
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:
Enables or disables the spectrum flatness limit check for 802.11n signals with the
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
Parameters:
<Enable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
Defines an upper limit for the spectrum flatness of 802.11n signals with the specified
<bandwidth>.
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Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
Parameters:
<Upper> numeric
*RST: 4 dB
Default unit: dB
subcarriers for 802.11n signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
Parameters:
<Center> numeric
*RST: -4 dB
Default unit: dB
<Side> numeric
*RST: -6 dB
Default unit: dB
3.5.4.11 Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11ac
The limits apply to 802.11ac measurements.
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:
ENABle...............................................................................................................434
UPPer.................................................................................................................434
LOWer................................................................................................................435
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:
Enables or disables the spectrum flatness limit check for 802.11ac signals with the
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<Enable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
Defines an upper limit for the spectrum flatness of 802.11ac signals with the specified
<bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<Upper> numeric
*RST: 4 dB
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subcarriers for 802.11ac signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<Center> numeric
*RST: -4 dB
<Side> numeric
*RST: -6 dB
3.5.4.12 Spectrum flatness limits: 802.11ax
The limits apply to 802.11ax measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:
ENABle...............................................................................................................435
UPPer.................................................................................................................436
LOWer................................................................................................................436
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOFdm:
Enables or disables the spectrum flatness limit check for 802.11ax signals with the
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<Enable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
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Firmware/software: V3.7.20, V3.7.60: added <bandwidth> 8080

Defines the upper limit for the spectrum flatness of 802.11ax signals with the specified
<bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<Upper> numeric
*RST: 4 dB
Default unit: dB
Defines the lower limits for the spectrum flatness of the center subcarriers and the side
subcarriers for 802.11ax signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<Center> numeric
*RST: -4 dB
Default unit: dB
<Side> numeric
*RST: -6 dB
Default unit: dB
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3.5.4.13 Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11b/g DSSS
The following commands define the transmit spectrum mask. The limits apply to
802.11b/g DSSS signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:ENABle............................. 437
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:AB................................. 437
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:CD................................. 437
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:ENABle
<SpeLimEnable>
Activates or deactivates the transmit spectrum mask (transmission scheme DSSS), i.e.
the limit check.
Parameters:
<SpeLimEnable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:AB
<YRelLevelAB>
Defines the power level of the horizontal spectrum mask line connecting point A and B,
see "Transmit spectrum mask DSSS" on page 316.
Parameters:
<YRelLevelAB> numeric
*RST: -50 dB
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:CD
<YRelLevelCD>
Defines the power level of the horizontal spectrum mask line connecting point C and D,
see "Transmit spectrum mask DSSS" on page 316.
Parameters:
<YRelLevelCD> numeric
*RST: -30 dB
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3.5.4.14 Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11a/g OFDM
The following commands define and enable the transmit spectrum mask. The limits
apply to 802.11a/g OFDM signals.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:ENABle...........................438
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:A................................. 438
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:B................................. 438
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:C................................. 439
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:D................................. 439
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:ENABle
<TSMLimEnable>
Activates or deactivates the transmit spectrum mask, i.e. the limit check (802.11a/g,
OFDM).
Parameters:
<TSMLimEnable> ON | OFF
*RST: ON
Example: See Specifying transmit spectrum masks (OFDM)
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:A
<TSMLimYRelLevA>
Defines the Y-value for point A of the spectrum mask (802.11a/g, OFDM). See also
"Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, default masks" on page 317.
Parameters:
<TSMLimYRelLevA> numeric
*RST: -40 dB
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:B
<TSMLimYRelLevB>
Defines the Y-value for point B of the spectrum mask (802.11a/g, OFDM). See also
Parameters:
<TSMLimYRelLevB> numeric
*RST: -40 dB
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:C
<TSMLimYRelLevC>
Defines the Y-value for point C of the spectrum mask (802.11a/g, OFDM). See also
Parameters:
<TSMLimYRelLevC> numeric
*RST: -28 dB
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:D
<TSMLimYRelLevD>
Defines the Y-value for point D of the spectrum mask (802.11a/g, OFDM). See also
Parameters:
<TSMLimYRelLevD> numeric
*RST: -20 dB
3.5.4.15 Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11p OFDM
The following commands define and enable the relative and absolute transmit spec-
trum masks for 802.11p OFDM signals.
The CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MSELection switch
determines whether relative or absolute limits are used. The applicable relative limits
are determined by the DUT's power class (CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:
PCLass).
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle..440
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:A...440
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:B...441
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:C...441
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:D...442
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:E...442
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:A...442
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:B...443
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:C...443
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:D...444
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:E...444
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:
UDEFined:Y:A..................................................................................................... 444
UDEFined:Y:B..................................................................................................... 445
UDEFined:Y:C..................................................................................................... 445
UDEFined:Y:D..................................................................................................... 446
UDEFined:Y:E..................................................................................................... 446
ABSolute:Y:A.......................................................................................................446
ABSolute:Y:B.......................................................................................................447
ABSolute:Y:C...................................................................................................... 447
ABSolute:Y:D...................................................................................................... 448
ABSolute:Y:E.......................................................................................................448
ABSolute:Y:F.......................................................................................................448
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:
BW<bandwidth>:ENABle <TSMLimEnable>
Activates or deactivates the transmit spectrum mask limit check for 802.11p signals
with the specified <bandwidth>.
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: ON
BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:A <TSMLimYRelLevA>
Defines the Y-value of point A (Δf = 2 <bandwidth>) on the 802.11p spectrum mask for
power class A and the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Trans-
mit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320.
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Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:B <TSMLimYRelLevB>
Defines the Y-value of point B (Δf = 1.5 <bandwidth>) on the 802.11p spectrum mask
for power class A and the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:C <TSMLimYRelLevC>
Defines the Y-value of point C (Δf = <bandwidth>) on the 802.11p spectrum mask for
power class A and the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Trans-
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -28 dB
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BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:D <TSMLimYRelLevD>
Defines the Y-value of point D (Δf = 0.55 <bandwidth>) on the 802.11p spectrum mask
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -20 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:E <TSMLimYRelLevE>
Defines the Y-value of point E (Δf = 0.5 <bandwidth>) on the 802.11p spectrum mask
Suffix: .
Parameters:
<TSMLimYRelLevE> numeric
*RST: -10 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:A <TSMLimYRelLevA>
power class B and the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Trans-
Suffix: .
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Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:B <TSMLimYRelLevB>
for power class B and the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:C <TSMLimYRelLevC>
power class B and the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Trans-
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -28 dB
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BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:D <TSMLimYRelLevD>
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -20 dB
BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:E <TSMLimYRelLevE>
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -16 dB
BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:A <TSMLimYRelLevA>
power class "user defined" and the specified <bandwidth>. For background informa-
tion, see "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320.
Suffix: .
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Parameters:
*RST: -50 dB
BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:B <TSMLimYRelLevB>
for power class "user defined" and the specified <bandwidth>. For background infor-
mation, see "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320.
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -50 dB
BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:C <TSMLimYRelLevC>
power class "user defined" and the specified <bandwidth>. For background informa-
tion, see "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, by regulation" on page 320.
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
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BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:D <TSMLimYRelLevD>
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -32 dB
BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:E <TSMLimYRelLevE>
Suffix: .
Parameters:
*RST: -26 dB
BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:A <TSMLimYAbsLevA>
Defines the Y-value of point A (Δf = 2 <BW>) on the ETSI ITS absolute emission mask
for the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Transmit spectrum
mask OFDM, absolute limits" on page 322.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 10
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Parameters:
<TSMLimYAbsLevA> numeric
*RST: -27 dBm
BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:B <TSMLimYAbsLevB>
Sets/queries the Y-value of point B (Δf = 1.5 <BW>) on the ETSI ITS absolute emission
mask for the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Transmit spec-
trum mask OFDM, absolute limits" on page 322.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 10
Parameters:
<TSMLimYAbsLevB> numeric
*RST: -27 dBm
BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:C <TSMLimYAbsLevC>
Defines the Y-value of point C (Δf = <BW>) on the ETSI ITS absolute emission mask
for the specified <bandwidth>. For background information, see "Transmit spectrum
mask OFDM, absolute limits" on page 322.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 10
Parameters:
<TSMLimYAbsLevC> numeric
*RST: -17 dBm
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BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:D <TSMLimYAbsLevD>
Defines the Y-value of point D (Δf = 0.55 <BW>) on the ETSI ITS absolute emission
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 10, 20
Parameters:
<TSMLimYAbsLevD> numeric
*RST: -9 dBm
BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:E <TSMLimYAbsLevE>
Defines the Y-value of point E (Δf = 0.5 <BW>) on the ETSI ITS absolute emission
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 10, 20
Parameters:
<TSMLimYAbsLevE> numeric
*RST: -3 dBm
BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:F <TSMLimYAbsLevF>
Defines the Y-value of point F (Δf = 0.45 <BW>) on the ETSI ITS absolute emission
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 10, 20
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Parameters:
<TSMLimYAbsLevF> numeric
*RST: 23 dBm
3.5.4.16 Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11n
apply to 802.11n measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle 449
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:
BAND<band>:Y:A................................................................................................ 449
BAND<band>:Y:B................................................................................................ 450
BAND<band>:Y:C................................................................................................ 450
BAND<band>:Y:D................................................................................................ 451
ABSLimit.............................................................................................................451
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:
Enables or disables the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11n signals with the specified
<bandwidth>, i.e. activates or deactivates the corresponding limit check.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
Parameters:
*RST: ON
BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:A <TSMLimYRelLevA>
Defines the relative spectral density limit for point A (frequency offset: 2*bandwidth) on
the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11n signals with the specified <bandwidth> and the
selected <band>.
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Command reference
See "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, default masks" on page 317 for background
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
<band> 2, 5
2.4-GHz band or 5-GHz band
Parameters:
*RST: depends on <band>
BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:B <TSMLimYRelLevB>
Defines the relative spectral density limit for point B (frequency offset: 3/2*bandwidth)
on the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11n signals with the specified <bandwidth> and
the selected <band>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
<band> 2, 5
Parameters:
*RST: depends on <band>
BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:C <TSMLimYRelLevC>
Defines the relative spectral density limit for point C (frequency offset: 1*bandwidth) on
the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11n signals with the specified <bandwidth> and the
selected <band>.
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information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
<band> 2, 5
Parameters:
*RST: -28 dB
BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:D <TSMLimYRelLevD>
Defines the relative spectral density limit for point D (frequency offset: 1/2*bandwidth +
1 MHz) on the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11n signals with the specified <band-
width> and the selected <band>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
<band> 2, 5
Parameters:
*RST: -20 dB
BW<bandwidth>:ABSLimit <TSMLimAbs>
Defines an absolute power limit for 802.11n signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
See "Transmit spectrum mask OFDM, absolute limits" on page 322 for background
information.
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Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40
Parameters:
<TSMLimAbs> numeric
Limit value, applies to frequency offsets greater than 3/2*<band-
width>, measured at 100 kHz RBW
*RST: depends on <bandwidth>
3.5.4.17 Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ac
apply to 802.11ac SISO measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle 452
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:A...... 453
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:B...... 453
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:C...... 453
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:D...... 454
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:
ABSLimit.............................................................................................................454
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:
Enables or disables the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ac signals with the specified
<bandwidth>, i.e. activates or deactivates the corresponding limit checks.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: ON
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BW<bandwidth>:Y:A <TSMLimYRelLevA>
the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ac signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:Y:B <TSMLimYRelLevB>
on the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ac signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:Y:C <TSMLimYRelLevC>
the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ac signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
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information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -28 dB
BW<bandwidth>:Y:D <TSMLimYRelLevD>
Defines the relative spectral density limit for point D (center frequency offset: 1/2*band-
width + 1 MHz) on the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ac signals with the specified
<bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -20 dB
Defines an absolute power limit for 802.11ac signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
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Parameters:
<TSMLimAbs> numeric
3.5.4.18 Transmit spectrum mask limits: 802.11ax
apply to 802.11ax SISO measurements.
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle 455
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:A...... 455
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:B...... 456
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:C...... 456
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:D...... 457
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:
ABSLimit.............................................................................................................457
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:
Enables or disables the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ax signals with the specified
<bandwidth>, i.e. activates or deactivates the corresponding limit checks.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: ON
BW<bandwidth>:Y:A <TSMLimYRelLevA>
the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ax signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
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information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:Y:B <TSMLimYRelLevB>
on the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ax signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -40 dB
BW<bandwidth>:Y:C <TSMLimYRelLevC>
the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ax signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
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Parameters:
*RST: -28 dB
BW<bandwidth>:Y:D <TSMLimYRelLevD>
Defines the relative spectral density limit for point D (center frequency offset: 1/2*band-
width + 1 MHz) on the transmit spectrum mask for 802.11ax signals with the specified
<bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
*RST: -20 dB
Defines the absolute power limit for 802.11ax signals with the specified <bandwidth>.
information.
Suffix: .
<bandwidth> 20, 40, 80, 160, 8080
Parameters:
<TSMLimAbs> numeric
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3.5.5 Measurement result commands
The following commands queries results.

● Timing error traces................................................................................................ 458
● EVM versus chip traces........................................................................................ 459
● EVM versus symbol traces....................................................................................460
● EVM versus carrier traces.....................................................................................460
● I/Q constellation traces..........................................................................................465
● Unused tone error traces...................................................................................... 466
● Unused tone error margin values..........................................................................467
● Carrier Frequency offset error traces.................................................................... 468
● Spectrum flatness traces.......................................................................................469
● Spectrum flatness margin values.......................................................................... 475
● Spectrum flatness margin positions...................................................................... 477
● Transmit spectrum mask traces............................................................................ 479
● Transmit spectrum mask limit lines....................................................................... 484
● Transmit spectrum mask margin values............................................................... 487
● Transmit spectrum mask margin positions............................................................492
● Transmit spectrum OBW results........................................................................... 498
● Power vs. time burst traces...................................................................................500
● Power vs. time ramp traces...................................................................................507
● Power vs. time single values.................................................................................517
● Modulation single values, DSSS........................................................................... 522
● Modulation single values, OFDM.......................................................................... 524
● Modulation single values, OFDMA........................................................................537
● Signal fields info....................................................................................................541
● List mode results (one segment)...........................................................................580
● List mode results (all segments)........................................................................... 589
3.5.5.1 Timing error traces
The following commands return the timing error trace results (only for OFDM stand-
ards).
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TERRor? [<start>, <count>[,

<decimation>]]
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TERRor? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
Return timing error traces. The number of results corresponds to the statistic count,
see CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:PVTime.
For the optional query parameters <start>, <count> and <decimation>, see Chap-
ter 3.5.1.4, "Trace Sub-Arrays", on page 349.
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Return values:
<TE_Times> float
Comma-separated list of timing error values
Default unit: s
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.2 EVM versus chip traces
The following commands return the EVM vs chip trace results.

See also Chapter 3.3.2.2, "Views error vector magnitude (EVM)", on page 258
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:CURRent?
[<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:MAXimum?
Return the values of the EVM vs chip traces. The results of the current, average and
maximum traces can be retrieved.
Return values:
<EVM> float
Comma-separated list of EVM values, each value related to one
chip. The maximum number of values is 1000.
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements (DSSS)
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V1.0.10.50, V3.2.11 subarrays
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3.5.5.3 EVM versus symbol traces
The following commands return the EVM vs symbol trace results.

FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MAXimum?
Return the values of the EVM vs. symbol traces for OFDM signals according to stan-
dard 802.11a, g, n, ac, ax, or p. The results of the current, average and maximum
traces can be retrieved.
Return values:
<EVM> float
Comma-separated list of EVM values, one per OFDM symbol.
The maximum number of values is 1366.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.4 EVM versus carrier traces
The following commands return the EVM vs carrier trace results.

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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:CURRent?................ 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?................ 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MINimum?................ 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MAXimum?............... 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:CURRent?................. 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?................. 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MINimum?................. 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MAXimum?................ 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 462
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 462
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 462
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 463
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 463
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 463
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MAXimum? 463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.. 463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:AVERage?..464
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.. 464
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?. 464
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:
SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.................................................................................. 464
SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.................................................................................. 464
SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.................................................................................. 464
SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?................................................................................. 464
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MAXimum?
Return the values of the EVM vs. subcarrier traces for SISO connections. The results
of the current, average, minimum and maximum traces can be retrieved.
Return values:
<EVM_Trace> float
Comma-separated list of 2n+1 values, for subcarrier -n to sub-
carrier +n (including data, pilot and unused subcarriers / for
802.11ax, excluding subcarrier -3 to subcarrier 3)
n depends on the WLAN standard, channel bandwidth and
mode, see OFDM subcarriers.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:
SEGMent<seg>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
SEGMent<seg>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
SEGMent<seg>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:
Return the values of the EVM vs. subcarrier traces for 80+80 MHz, SISO connections.
The results of the current, average, minimum and maximum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
<start>, <count>, numeric
<decimation> For the optional query parameters <start>, <count> and <deci-
mation>, see Chapter 3.5.1.4, "Trace Sub-Arrays", on page 349.
Return values:
<EVMvsCarr> float
Default unit: dB
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, MIMO,
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
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Return the values of the EVM vs. subcarrier traces for MIMO connections. The results
of the current, average, minimum and maximum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Query parameters:
Return values:
<EVMvsCarr> float
Default unit: dB
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
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Return the values of the EVM vs. subcarrier traces for 80+80 MHz, MIMO connections.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Return values:
<EVMvsCarr> float
Default unit: dB
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.5 I/Q constellation traces
The following commands return the results in the I/Q constellation diagram.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.3, "View IQ constellation", on page 260
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:INPHase?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:QUADrature?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:INPHase?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:QUADrature?
Return the results in the I/Q constellation diagram. The I (in phase) and Q (quadrature)
components are retrieved via separate commands.
Return values:
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<I_Amplitude_1> float
<Q_Amplitude_1> Comma-separated list of I or Q amplitudes. The maximum num-
<I_Amplitude_2> ber of values is 1000 for DSSS signals and 2080 for OFDM sig-
<Q_Amplitude_2>... nals.
Range: -2 to 2
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.6 Unused tone error traces
The following commands return the unused tone error trace results.
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MAXimum?
Return the values of the unused tone error traces according to standard 802.11ax. The
results of the current, average, minimum and maximum traces can be retrieved.
The values described below are returned by FETCh and READ commands. CALCulate
commands return limit check results instead, one value for each result listed below.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Return values:
<UTE_Yvals> float
Comma-separated list of unused tone error results, one value
per each 26-tone RU. The total number of RUs depends on the
bandwidth, see table below.
Default unit: dB
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, SISO).
Usage: Query only
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Channel bandwidth in MHz 20 40 80 160
Total No. of RUs 9 18 37 74
3.5.5.7 Unused tone error margin values
The following commands return the limit line and margin Y-values for the unused tone
error results.
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?............................................467
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?................................................. 467
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?.................................................. 467
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?........................468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?........................468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?........................468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?.......................468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?............................. 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?............................. 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?............................. 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?............................ 468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?.............................. 468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?.............................. 468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?.............................. 468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?............................. 468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?
Displays unused tone error limit line.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Return values:
<UTE_LimitLine> float
Comma-separated list of unused tone error limits, one value per
26-tone RU (from left to right)
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
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CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?
Returns the margin values of the unused tone error measurement for the current, aver-
age, minimum and maximum traces.
A positive margin indicates a violation of the unused tone error limit line. The respec-
tive trace value is located above the upper limit line.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Return values:
<UTE_Margin> float
Comma-separated list of margins to the unused tone error limits,
one value per each 26-tone RU. The total number of RUs
depends on the bandwidth, see table below.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
Channel bandwidth in MHz 20 40 80 160
Total No. of RUs 9 18 37 74
3.5.5.8 Carrier Frequency offset error traces
The following commands return the carrier frequency offset (CFO) error trace results.
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:CFERror? [<start>, <count>[,

<decimation>]]
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:CFERror? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
Return carrier frequency offset (CFO) error traces for HE. The number of results corre-
sponds to the statistic count, see CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:
SCOunt:MODulation.
Query parameters:
Return values:
<CFO_Frequencies> float
Comma-separated list of CFO error values
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.9 Spectrum flatness traces
The following commands return the spectrum flatness trace results.

For MIMO, use the commands with MIMO mnemonic.
For bandwidths with two segments, use the commands with SEGMent<seg> mne-
monic.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.5, "View spectrum flatness", on page 263
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:CURRent?..................... 471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:AVERage?..................... 471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MINimum?..................... 471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MAXimum?.................... 471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:CURRent?.......................471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:AVERage?.......................471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MINimum?.......................471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MAXimum?......................471
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:
STReam<s>:CURRent?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:AVERage?....................................................................................... 472
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STReam<s>:MINimum?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:MAXimum?...................................................................................... 472
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:
STReam<s>:CURRent?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:AVERage?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:MINimum?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:MAXimum?...................................................................................... 472
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:
STReam<s>:CURRent?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:AVERage?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:MINimum?....................................................................................... 472
STReam<s>:MAXimum?...................................................................................... 472
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.... 473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.... 473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.... 473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?... 473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?..........473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?..........473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?..........473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.........473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?........... 473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?...........473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?........... 473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.......... 473
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?............................................................... 474
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?............................................................... 474
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?............................................................... 474
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.............................................................. 474
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MAXimum?
Return the values of the spectrum flatness traces for OFDM SISO signals according to
standard 802.11a, g, n, ac, ax, or p. The results of the current, average, minimum and
maximum traces can be retrieved.
Return values:
<Power> float
Comma-separated list of 2n+1 power values, for subcarrier -n to
subcarrier +n (including data, pilot and unused subcarriers)
mode, see Table 3-2.
Usage: Query only
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CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
Return the spectrum flatness traces for Rx antenna <n> and stream <s>, for switched
and true MIMO measurements.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
<s> 1..8
Query parameters:
<start> <count> numeric
Return values:
<SpecFlatTrace> float
Default unit: dB
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Usage: Query only

CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:
Return the spectrum flatness traces for segment <seg>, for SISO measurements and
bandwidths with two segments (80+80 MHz).
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
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mode, see Table 3-2.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
STReam<s>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
Return the spectrum flatness traces for Rx antenna <n>, stream <s>, and segment
<seg> for switched MIMO measurements and bandwidths with two segments (80+80
MHz).
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
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<s> 1..8
<seg> 1..2
Query parameters:
Return values:
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.10 Spectrum flatness margin values
The following commands return the limit line margin Y-values for the spectrum flatness
results.
For MIMO, use the commands with MIMO<n> mnemonic.
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?........................................476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?........................................476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?........................................476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?.......................................476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?............................................. 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?............................................. 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?............................................. 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?............................................ 476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?.............................................. 476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?.............................................. 476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?.............................................. 476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?............................................. 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?........................ 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?........................ 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?........................ 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?....................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?..............................476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?..............................476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.............................. 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.............................477
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................... 477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................... 477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................... 477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.............................. 477
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?
Returns the margin values of the spectrum flatness measurement for the current, aver-
age, minimum and maximum traces.
A positive margin indicates a violation of the spectrum flatness limit. The respective
trace value is located above the upper or below the lower limit line.
Return values:
<UpperMargin> float
<LowerMargins>... Value 1: trace margin to the upper spectrum flatness limit
Values 2 ...: the trace margins to the lower spectrum flatness
limit as comma-separated list of margins to the lower spectrum
flatness limits, one value per subcarrier range (from left to right)
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
Return the single value margins for switched MIMO measurements, antenna/stream
number <n>. There are current, average, minimum, and maximum results.
For the queries of subcarrier indices for spectrum flatness margins, see:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent? etc.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Identical number of the antenna and stream, e.g.:
2 means antenna No. 2, stream No. 2
Return values:
<SpecFlatMargins> float
Up to 10 comma-separated list of margins (one value per sub-
carrier range from left to right)
Value 1: trace margin to the upper spectrum flatness limit
Value 2 to 5: for the trace margins to the lower spectrum flat-
ness limit
Value 6: trace margin to the upper spectrum flatness limit for
segment 2 (80+80 MHz)
Value 7 to 10: trace margins to the lower spectrum flatness limit
for segment 2 (80+80 MHz)
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.11 Spectrum flatness margin positions
The following commands return the limit line margin X-values (subcarrier indices) for
the spectrum flatness results.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:CURRent?.......................................... 478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:AVERage?.......................................... 478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?.......................................... 478
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MAXimum?......................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:CURRent?........................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:AVERage?........................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?........................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MAXimum?.......................................... 478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent?...........................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:AVERage?...........................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MINimum?...........................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MAXimum?..........................478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent?............................ 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:AVERage?............................ 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MINimum?............................ 479
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MAXimum?........................... 479
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MAXimum?
Return the subcarrier indices for the current, average, minimum and maximum margin
values.
Return values:
<UpperMargin> decimal
<LowerMargins>... Subcarrier index for:
Value 1: trace margin to the upper spectrum flatness limit
Values 2 ...: the trace margins to the lower spectrum flatness
limit as comma-separated list of subcarrier indices for the trace
margins, one value per subcarrier range (from left to right)
Range: Depends on used standard and channel bandwidth
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:AVERage?
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MAXimum?
Return the subcarrier indices for the current, average, minimum and maximum margin
values for switched MIMO, antenna/stream number <n>.
For the queries of spectrum flatness margins, see:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent? etc.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
<MarginPositions> decimal
Up to 10 comma-separated list of subcarrier indices (one index
per subcarrier range from left to right)
Value 1: subcarrier index of the trace margin to the upper spec-
trum flatness limit
Value 2 to 5: subcarrier indices, for the trace margin to the lower
spectrum flatness limit
Value 6: subcarrier index of the trace margin to the upper spec-
trum flatness limit for segment 2 (80+80 MHz)
Value 7 to 10: subcarrier indices, for the trace margin to the
lower spectrum flatness limit for segment 2 (80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.12 Transmit spectrum mask traces
The following commands return the transmit spectrum mask traces.

For bandwidths with two segments, use the commands with SEGMent<seg> mne-
monic.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.6, "View transmit spectrum mask", on page 264
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:CURRent?..................................... 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage?..................................... 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MINimum?..................................... 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MAXimum?.................................... 480
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:CURRent?.......................................480
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage?...................................... 480
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MINimum?.......................................481
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MAXimum?..................................... 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?...................... 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?......................481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?...................... 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?..................... 481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?....................... 481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?....................... 481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?....................... 481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?...................... 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?............. 482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?............. 482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?............. 482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?............ 482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?...............482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.............. 482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?...............482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?............. 482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 483
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 483
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 483
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 483
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 483
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 483
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 483
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 483
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:CURRent? [<start>,
<count>[, <decimation>]]
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MINimum? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MAXimum? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:CURRent? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage? [<start>,
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MINimum? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MAXimum? [<start>,
Return the values of the transmit spectrum mask traces for SISO measurements and
bandwidths with one segment.
For 802.11p signals, use CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:
MSELection to switch between relative and absolute values.
Return values:
<SpectrumTrace> float
Comma-separated list of power values, trace from left to right
Range: -90 dB to 10 dB (relative) or -120 dBm to 25 dBm
(absolute)
Default unit: dB (relative) or dBm (absolute)
Usage: Query only
V3.2.40 absolute traces for 802.11p
V3.5.121 MINimum commands
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
Return the values of the transmit spectrum mask traces for MIMO measurements,
antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with one segment.
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Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Query parameters:
Return values:
Default unit: dB
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, CMIMO)
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?
Return the values of the transmit spectrum mask traces for segment <seg>, for SISO
measurements and bandwidths with two segments.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
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Query parameters:
Return values:
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
Return the values of the transmit spectrum mask traces for segment <seg> and
antenna/stream number <n>, for MIMO measurements and bandwidths with two seg-
ments.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
<seg> 1..2
Query parameters:
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Return values:
Default unit: dB
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.13 Transmit spectrum mask limit lines
The following commands return the transmit spectrum mask limit lines.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.6, "View transmit spectrum mask", on page 264
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency?................................. 484
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency?...................................484
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK?.......................................... 485
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK?........................................... 485
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>?...........................485
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>?............................ 485
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:SEGMent<seg>?.................. 486
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:SEGMent<seg>?................... 486
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>?...486
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>?.... 486
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency? [<start>,
Return the frequency values (X-values) of the transmit spectrum mask limit line trace,
for SISO and MIMO, bandwidths with one or two segments.
Return values:
<SpecTraceFreq> float
Comma-separated list of values, trace from left to right
0 Hz corresponds to the center of the channel, for 80+80 MHz
signals to the center of the left segment.
Default unit: Hz
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Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK? [<start>, <count>[,

<decimation>]]
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
Return the power values (Y-values) of the transmit spectrum mask limit line trace, for
SISO measurements and bandwidths with one segment.
Return values:
<SpecTraceMask> float
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>? [<start>,
Return the power values (Y-values) of the transmit spectrum mask limit line trace, for
MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with one segment.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Query parameters:
Return values:
<SpecTraceMaskTX> float
Default unit: dB
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Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:SEGMent<seg>?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:SEGMent<seg>?
Return the power values (Y-values) of the transmit spectrum mask limit line trace for
segment <seg>, for SISO measurements and bandwidths with two segments.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Query parameters:
Return values:
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>:
SEGMent<seg>? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>:
SEGMent<seg>? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
Return the power values (Y-values) of the transmit spectrum mask limit line trace for
segment <seg> and antenna/stream number <n>, for MIMO measurements and band-
widths with two segments.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
<seg> 1..2
Query parameters:
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Return values:
Default unit: dB
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.14 Transmit spectrum mask margin values
The commands in this section return the limit line margin Y-values of the transmit spec-
trum mask measurement.
For bandwidths with two segments, use the commands with SEGMents mnemonic.
See also "Transmit spectrum mask DSSS" on page 316 and subsequent sections.
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?........................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?........................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?........................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?.......................................... 488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?.................................................488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?.................................................488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?.................................................488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?................................................488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?.................................................. 488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?.................................................. 488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?.................................................. 488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?................................................. 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................ 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................ 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................ 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?........................... 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................. 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?................................. 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................. 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?................................ 489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?...................................489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?...................................489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?...................................489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?..................................489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?...........................490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?...........................490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?..........................490
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CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?...........................490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?................................ 490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?................................ 490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?............................... 490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?................................ 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?................................. 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?................................. 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?................................. 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?................................ 490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?............491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?........... 491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?............491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?.......... 491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?................. 491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.................491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?................. 491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?................491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?.................. 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.................. 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?.................. 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?................. 491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?
Return the limit line margin values of the transmit spectrum mask for SISO measure-
ments and bandwidths with one segment.
Margins for the current, average, minimum and maximum traces are returned. A posi-
tive result indicates that the trace is located above the limit line. The limit is exceeded.
Return values:
<OutOfTol> float
Out of tolerance result, i.e. percentage of measurement intervals
of the statistic count for spectrum emission measurements
exceeding the specified transmit spectrum mask limits.
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<Margin_AB> ... float

<Margin_BA> Comma-separated list of margin values, one value per spectrum
mask area
The number of margin values depends on the selected standard,
see Table B-1.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
Return the limit line margin values of the transmit spectrum mask for MIMO measure-
ments, antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with one segment.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
<OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
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<Margin_BA> Comma-separated list of margin values, one value per spectrum
mask area
see Table B-1.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?
Return the limit line margin values of the transmit spectrum mask, for SISO measure-
ments and bandwidths with two segments.
Return values:
<OutOfTol_Seg1> float
Out of tolerance result, segment 1
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
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<Margin_AB_S1> float
<Margin_AB_S2> ... Comma-separated list of margin values, one value per spectrum
<Margin_BA_S1> mask area and segment
<Margin_BA_S2> The number of spectrum mask areas depends on the selected
standard, see Table B-1.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?
Return the limit line margin values of the transmit spectrum mask for MIMO measure-
ments, antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with two segments.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
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Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<Margin_AB_S1>, float
<Margin_AB_S2>, ..., Comma-separated list of margin values, one value per spectrum
<Margin_BA_S1>, mask area and segment
<Margin_BA_S2> The number of spectrum mask areas depends on the selected
standard, see Table B-1.
Default unit: dB
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.15 Transmit spectrum mask margin positions
The commands in this section return the limit line margin positions (X-values) of the
transmit spectrum mask measurement.
For bandwidths with two segments, use the commands with SEGMents mnemonic.
See also "Transmit spectrum mask DSSS" on page 316 and subsequent sections.
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?.........................493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?.........................493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?.........................493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?........................493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?.............................. 493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?.............................. 493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?.............................. 493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?............................. 493
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?............................... 493
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?............................... 493
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?................................494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?.............................. 494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?..........494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?......... 494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?..........494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?........ 494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?............... 494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?...............494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?............... 494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?..............494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?................ 494
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?................ 494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?................ 495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?............... 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?........ 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?........ 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?........ 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?....... 495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?..............495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?..............495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?..............495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?.............495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?............... 495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?...............495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?............... 496
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?..............496
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 496
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 496
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 496
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 496
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 496
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 496
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 496
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent? 497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum? 497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 497
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?
Return the X-positions of the limit line margins of the transmit spectrum mask.
For MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with one seg-
ment.
Positions for the current, average, minimum and maximum traces are returned.
Return values:
<OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<Margin_BA> Comma-separated list of frequencies, one value per margin
The number of margins equals the number of spectrum mask
areas and depends on the selected standard, see Table B-1.
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?
Return the X-positions of the limit line margins of the transmit spectrum mask, for
MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with one segment.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
<OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
<Margin_BA> Comma-separated list of frequencies, one value per margin
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:
MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?
Return the X-positions of the limit line margins of the transmit spectrum mask, for SISO
measurements, for bandwidths with two segments.
Return values:
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<Margin_AB_S2> ... Comma-separated list of frequencies, one value per margin and
<Margin_BA_S1> segment
<Margin_BA_S2> The number of margins equals the number of spectrum mask
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
FREQuency:CURRent?
FREQuency:AVERage?
FREQuency:MINimum?
FREQuency:MAXimum?
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
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MAXimum?
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
Return the X-positions of the limit line margins of the transmit spectrum mask, for
MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>, bandwidths with two segments.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
Out of tolerance result for segment 1, i.e. percentage of mea-
surement intervals of the statistic count for spectrum emission
measurements exceeding the specified transmit spectrum mask
limits.
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Out of tolerance result for segment 2, i.e. percentage of mea-
surement intervals of the statistic count for spectrum emission
measurements exceeding the specified transmit spectrum mask
limits.
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<Margin_AB_S2> ... Comma-separated list of frequencies, one value per margin and
<Margin_BA_S1> segment
<Margin_BA_S2> The number of margins equals the number of spectrum mask
Default unit: Hz
80+80 MHz)
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Usage: Query only

3.5.5.16 Transmit spectrum OBW results
The following commands return the occupied bandwidth (OBW) results.

See also "Occupied bandwidth" on page 267
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?....................................................... 498
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?........................................................ 498
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>?........................................498
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>?......................................... 498
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:SEGMents?...................................... 499
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:SEGMents?........................................499
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>:SEGMents?....................... 500
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>:SEGMents?........................ 500
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?
Return the OBW results for SISO measurements and bandwidths with one segment.
Return values:
<1_Reliability> decimal
<2_OBW_cur> float
<3_OBW_avg> Current, average, max and standard deviation OBW values
<4_OBW_max>
Default unit: Hz
<5_OBW_sdev>
<6_OBW_left> float
<7_OBW_right> Lower and upper edge frequency of OBW
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>?
Return the OBW results for MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>, band-
widths with one segment.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
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Return values:
<2_OBW_cur> float
<3_OBW_avg> Current, average, max and standard deviation OBW values
<4_OBW_max>
Default unit: Hz
<5_OBW_sdev>
<6_OBW_left> float
<7_OBW_right> Lower and upper edge frequency of OBW
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:SEGMents?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:SEGMents?
Return the OBW results for SISO measurements and bandwidths with two segments.
Return values:
<2_OBWCurS1> float
<3_OBWCurS2> Current, average, max and standard deviation OBW values for
<4_OBWAvgS1> segment 1 and 2
<5_OBWAvgS2>
Default unit: Hz
<6_OBWMaxS1>
<7_OBWMaxS2>
<8_OBWStdDevS1>
<9_OBWStdDevS2>
<10_OBWleftS1> float
<11_OBWleftS2> Lower edge frequency of OBW, segment 1 and 2
Default unit: Hz
<12_OBWrightS1> float
<13_OBWrightS2> Upper edge frequency of OBW, segment 1 and 2
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>:SEGMents?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>:SEGMents?
Return the OBW results for MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>, band-
widths with two segments.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
<2_OBWCurS1> float
<3_OBWCurS2> Current, average, max and standard deviation OBW values,
<4_OBWAvgS1> segment 1 and 2
<5_OBWAvgS2>
Default unit: Hz
<6_OBWMaxS1>
<7_OBWMaxS2>
<8_OBWStdDevS1>
<9_OBWStdDevS2>
<10_OBWleftS1> float
<11_OBWleftS2> Lower edge frequency of OBW, segment 1 and 2
Default unit: Hz
<12_OBWrightS1> float
<13_OBWrightS2> Upper edge frequency of OBW, segment 1 and 2
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.17 Power vs. time burst traces
The following commands return the power vs. time burst trace results.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.7, "View power vs. time", on page 268
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent?......................................501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage?......................................501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum?......................................501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MAXimum?.....................................501
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent?....................................... 501
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage?.......................................502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum?....................................... 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MAXimum?...................................... 502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent?...................... 502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:AVERage?...................... 502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MINimum?...................... 502
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?..................... 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent?........................502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:AVERage?........................502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MINimum?........................502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.......................502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?..............503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?..............503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?..............503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.............503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?............... 503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?............... 503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?............... 503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.............. 503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 504
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 504
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 504
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 504
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 504
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 504
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 504
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 504
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME?............................................505
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME?............................................. 505
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:TIME?.............................505
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:TIME?..............................505
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.................... 506
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?..................... 506
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.....506
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?...... 506
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MAXimum? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage? [<start>, <count>[,

<decimation>]]
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MAXimum? [<start>,
Return the values of the power vs. time traces for SISO connections. The results of the
current, average, maximum and minimum traces can be retrieved.
Return values:
<Power> float
Comma-separated list of max 1024 time values (1024 values
without subarrays)
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V3.2.11 subarrays
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
Return the values of the power vs. time traces for MIMO. The results of the current,
average, maximum and minimum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
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Query parameters:
Return values:
<Power> float
Comma-separated list of power values
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?
Return the values of the power vs. time traces for 80+80 MHz SISO connections. The
results of the current, average, maximum and minimum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
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<Power> float
Usage: Query only
Return the values of the power vs. time traces for 80+80 MHz MIMO. The results of the
current, average, maximum and minimum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
<Power> float
without subarrays)
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME? [<start>, <count>[,

<decimation>]]
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME? [<start>, <count>[,
<decimation>]]
Return the time indices for the current, average, minimum and maximum power vs.
time traces, see FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent?
etc.
Return values:
<TimeValues> float
without subarrays)
Default unit: µs
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:TIME? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:TIME? [<start>,
time traces (for MIMO), see FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:
PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent? etc.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Query parameters:
Return values:
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<TimeValues> float
without subarrays)
Default unit: µs
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?
time traces (for 80+80 MHz), see FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:
PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent? etc.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
<TimeValues> float
without subarrays)
Default unit: µs
Usage: Query only
TIME? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
time traces (for 80+80 MHz, MIMO), see FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:
TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent? etc.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
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<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
<TimeValues> float
without subarrays)
Default unit: µs
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.18 Power vs. time ramp traces
The following commands return the power vs. time ramp trace results.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?.......................... 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?.......................... 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum?.......................... 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?......................... 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?........................... 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?........................... 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum?........................... 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?.......................... 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?..........................509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?..........................509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum?..........................510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?.........................510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?........................... 510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?...........................510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum?........................... 510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?..........................510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME?................................ 510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME?................................510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME?................................. 510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME?................................. 510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.. 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.. 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.. 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:
MAXimum?..........................................................................................................511
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?....511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?... 511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?....511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?...511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.. 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.. 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.. 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:
MAXimum?..........................................................................................................511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?... 511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?... 511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?... 512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.. 512
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?........ 512
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?........512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?......... 512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?......... 512
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?...........513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?...........513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?...........513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?..........513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............ 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............ 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............ 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?........... 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.......... 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.......... 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.......... 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?......... 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?...........514
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?.................514
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?.................514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?.................. 514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?..................514
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:
SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.........................................................................................516
SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.........................................................................................516
SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.........................................................................................516
SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.........................................................................................516
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage? [<start>,
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum? [<start>,
Return the values of the power vs. time ramp traces, falling edge (FEDGe) and rising
edge (REDGe). The results of the current, average, maximum and minimum traces can
be retrieved.
Return values:
<Power> float
For DSSS signals, the values are returned in percent relative to
the configured reference power.
For OFDM signals, the values are in dBm.
Range: 0 % to 200 % (DSSS) / -100 dBm to 30 dBm
(OFDM)
Default unit: % or dBm
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V3.2.11 subarrays
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME? [<start>,
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME? [<start>,
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME? [<start>,
Return the time indices corresponding to the power vs. time ramp traces, falling edge
(FEDGe) and rising edge (REDGe). Refer to
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent? etc.
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Return values:
<TimeValues> float
Comma-separated list of time indices corresponding to the ramp
power results.
Default unit: s
Usage: Query only
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:
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Return the values of the power vs. time ramp traces (for 80+80 MHz), rising edge
(REDGe) and falling edge (FEDGe). The results of the current, average, maximum and
minimum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
<Power> float
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
Return the time indices for the power vs. time ramp traces (for 80+80 MHz), rising
edge (REDGe) and falling edge (FEDGe). Refer to
CURRent? etc.
Suffix: .
<seg> 1..2
Segment
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Query parameters:
Return values:
<TimeValues> float
power results.
Default unit: s
Usage: Query only
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Return the values of the power vs. time ramp traces for MIMO, rising edge (REDGe)
and falling edge (FEDGe). The results of the current, average, maximum and minimum
traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Query parameters:
Return values:
<Power> float
For DSSS signals, the values are returned in percent relative to
the configured reference power.
For OFDM signals, the values are in dBm.
Range: 0 % to 200 % (DSSS) / -100 dBm to 30 dBm
(OFDM)
Default unit: % or dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?
Return the time indices for the power vs. time ramp traces for MIMO, rising edge
(REDGe) and falling edge (FEDGe). Refer to
CURRent? etc.
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Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Query parameters:
Return values:
<TimeValues> float
power results.
Default unit: s
Usage: Query only
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Return the values of the power vs. time ramp traces (for 80+80 MHz, MIMO), rising
edge (REDGe) and falling edge (FEDGe). The results of the current, average, maximum
and minimum traces can be retrieved.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
<Power> float
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
SEGMent<seg>:TIME? [<start>, <count>[, <decimation>]]
Return the time indices for the power vs. time ramp traces (for 80+80 MHz, MIMO), ris-
ing edge (REDGe) and falling edge (FEDGe). Refer to
SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
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<seg> 1..2
Segment
Query parameters:
Return values:
<TimeValues> float
power results.
Default unit: s
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.19 Power vs. time single values
The following commands return the statistical power vs. time results.
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?................................ 518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?................................ 518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?............................... 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?......................................518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?..................................... 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?.................................... 518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?.......................................518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?.......................................518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?......................................518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?................................518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?................................518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?...............................518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?..................................... 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?..................................... 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?.................................... 518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?...................................... 518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?...................................... 518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?..................................... 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:CURRent?.................................. 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:AVERage?..................................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:MAXimum?.................................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:SDEViation?............................... 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:CURRent?...........................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:AVERage?.......................... 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:MAXimum?......................... 519
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:SDEViation?........................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:CURRent?.......... 520
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:AVERage?.......... 520
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:MAXimum?......... 520
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:SDEViation?........520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?............................... 520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?............................... 520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?............................... 520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?.............................. 521
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?.............................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?.....................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?.....................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?.....................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?....................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?.................................. 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?...................................... 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?......................................521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?...................................... 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?.....................................521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?................................... 521
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?............................................ 521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?..................................................521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?................................................... 521
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?
Returns the current, average and maximum ramp durations of the power vs. time mea-
surement, for the falling edge (FEDGe) and rising edge (REDGe).
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Return values:
<Time> float
Range: 0 µs to 10 µs
Default unit: μs
<OutOfTol> float
of the statistic count for PVT measurements exceeding the
specified power limit
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V2.1.30 out of tolerance percentage added
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:SDEViation?
Returns single power value measured for RU at all antennas (OFDMA).
Suffix: .
<ru> 1..74
Resource unit
Return values:
<PowerVsRUallAnt> float
Power vs RU for all antennas
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:SDEViation?
Returns single power value measured at the specified antenna for all RUs (OFDMA).
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Command reference
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Return values:
<PowVsAntAllRUs> float
Power vs antenna for all RUs
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Returns single power value measured for RU at the specified antenna (OFDMA).
Suffix: .
<ru> 1..74
Resource unit
<n> 1..8
Antenna
Return values:
<PowVsAntVsRU> float
Power vs RU vs antenna
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?
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CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?
Return the current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation timing error
single value results of the power vs. time measurement.
The commands are only supported for OFDM standards.
Return values:
<TimingError> float
Default unit: s
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?
Return the scalar results for timing error (TE) distribution.
The commands are only supported for OFDM standards.
erance counter.
Return values:
<TE_Percentage> float
Percentage of TEs
Default unit: %
<TE_Outside> decimal
Number of detected TEs
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<TE_Total> decimal
Number of measured values
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.20 Modulation single values, DSSS
The following commands return statistical modulation results for DSSS signals.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.8, "View TX measurement (scalar) for DSSS", on page 271
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?
Return the current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation single value
results for DSSS signals.
Return values:
<2_ModType> DBPSk1 | DQPSk2 | CCK5 | CCK11
DBPSk1: 1 Mbps DBPSK
DQPSk2: 2 Mbps DQPSK
CCK5: 5.5 Mbps CCK
CCK11: 11 Mbps CCK
<3_PLCPType> SHORtplcp | LONGplcp
Short or long PLCP
<4_PayloadLength> decimal
Range: 1 byte to 4095 bytes
Default unit: byte
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<5_BurstPower> float
Default unit: dBm
<6_EVMPeak> float
Error vector magnitude peak value
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<7_EVMRMS> float
Error vector magnitude RMS value
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<8_FreqError> float
Center frequency error
Hz
<9_ClockError> float
Chip clock error
Range: -125 ppm to 125 ppm
Default unit: ppm
<10_IQOffset> float
Default unit: dB
<11_GainImbal> float
Gain imbalance
Default unit: dB
<12_QuadError> float
Quadrature error
Range: -180 deg to 180 deg
Default unit: deg
<13_OutOfTol> float
of the statistic count for modulation measurements exceeding
the specified modulation limits.
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
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<14_BurstRate> float
If a modulation filter is used, the burst rate indicates the share of
bursts of the selected modulation type in the bursts received.
Otherwise, it returns 1.
See CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter.
Default unit: %
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V1.0.10.1, V3.5.10 burst rate, V3.5.121 MINimum commands
3.5.5.21 Modulation single values, OFDM
The commands in this section return the statistical modulation results for OFDM sig-
nals.
The commands ...:MODulation:CURRent/... query results that are antenna-
independent, stream-independent and segment-independent.
For MIMO results per antenna/stream, use the commands with MIMO<n> mnemonic.
For results per segment (80+80 MHz signals), use the commands with SEGMents
mnemonic.
See also:
● Chapter 3.3.2.9, "View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDM", on page 272
● Chapter 3.3.2.10, "View TX measurement (scalar) for CMIMO (802.11n, ac, ax)",
on page 275
● Chapter 3.3.2.11, "View TX measurement (scalar) for SMIMO, TMIMO (802.11n,
ac, ax)", on page 276
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?...................................... 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?...................................... 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?...................................... 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?..................................... 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?....................................526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?............................................526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?........................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?............................................526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?.......................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?......................................... 526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?.............................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?.............................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?.............................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?............................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?.......................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?.......................529
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:AVERage?.......................529
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MINimum?.......................529
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MAXimum?......................530
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:SDEViation?.................... 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?........................ 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:AVERage?........................ 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MINimum?........................ 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MAXimum?....................... 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:SDEViation?..................... 530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.......................530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.......................530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.......................530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?......................530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?.................... 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................ 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................ 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................ 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?........................... 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?..........................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?..............................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................. 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?..............................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?............................ 530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?...........................530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?......................533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?..................... 533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?......................533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?.....................533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?................... 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?........................... 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?...........................533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?........................... 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?.......................... 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?........................ 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?............................ 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?............................ 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?............................ 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?........................... 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?..........................533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?...... 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?...... 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?...... 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?..... 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:SDEViation?....534
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?............535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?............535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?............535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?...........535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:SDEViation?......... 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?............. 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.............535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?............. 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?............ 535
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:SDEViation?.......... 535
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?.......................................536
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?............................................ 536
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?............................................. 536
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?
Return the single value results for OFDM SISO measurements.
For MIMO measurements, the stream/antenna-independent values are returned.
For 80+80 MHz signals, the segment-independent values are returned. There are cur-
rent, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation results.
Return values:
<2_OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<3_MCSIndex> decimal
Modulation and coding scheme index
Range: 0 to 76
<4_Modulation> UNSPecified | BPSK14 | BPSK12 | BPSK34 | QPSK14 |
QPSK12 | QPSK34 | 16Q14 | 16Q38 | 16Q12 | 16Q34 | 64Q12 |
64Q23 | 64Q34 | 64Q56 | 256Q34 | 256Q56 | 1KQ34 | 1KQ56 |
BPSK | QPSK | 16Q | 64Q | 256Q | 1KQ
Modulation scheme and coding rate, stream <n>
UNSPecified: modulation unknown
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BPSK: BPSK, coding rate unknown

BPSK12, BPSK34 (BPSKab): BPSK, coding rate a/b
BPSK14: BPSK, coding rate 1/2 DCM
QPSK: QPSK, coding rate unknown
QPSK12, QPSK34 (QPSKab): QPSK, coding rate a/b
QPSK14: QPSK, coding rate 1/2 DCM
16Q: 16-QAM, coding rate unknown
16Q12, 16Q34 (16Qab): 16-QAM, coding rate a/b
16Q14: 16-QAM, coding rate 1/2 DCM
64Q12, 64Q23, 64Q34, 64Q56 (64Qab): 64-QAM, coding rate
a/b
1KQ: 1024-QAM, coding rate unknown
1KQ34, 1KQ56 (1KQab): 1024-QAM, coding rate a/b
<5_PayloadSym> decimal
Number of OFDM symbols in the payload of the measured burst
Range: 1 symbol to 1366 symbols
<6_MeasuredSym> decimal
Number of measured payload OFDM symbols
<7_PayloadBytes> decimal
Number of bytes in the payload of the measured burst
Default unit: byte
<8_GuardInterval> SHORt | LONG | GI08 | GI16 | GI32
<9_NoSS> decimal
Range: 1 to 8
<10_NoSTS> decimal
Number of space-time streams
Range: 1 to 8
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If a modulation filter is used, the burst rate indicates the share of
bursts of the selected modulation type in the bursts received.
Otherwise, it returns 1.
See also CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter.
Default unit: %
<12_PowerBackoff> float
Minimum distance of signal power to reference level since the
Default unit: dB
RMS power of the measured burst
Default unit: dBm
<14_PeakPower> float
Peak power of the measured burst
Default unit: dBm
<15_CrestFactor> float
Default unit: dB
<16_EVMAllCarr> float
EVM for all carriers
Default unit: dB
<17_EVMDataCarr> float
EVM for data carriers
Default unit: dB
<18_EVMPilotCarr> float
EVM for pilot carriers
Default unit: dB
<19_FreqError> float
Default unit: Hz
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Symbol clock error
Default unit: ppm
<21_IQOffset> float
Default unit: dB
<22_DCPower> float
Power of the DC subcarriers
Default unit: dBm
<23_GainImbalance> float
Gain imbalance cannot be calculated if the spectrum is not sym-
metrical, e.g. for HT_TB and HE_MU.
Default unit: dB
Quadrature error cannot be calculated if the spectrum is not
symmetrical, e.g. for HT_TB and HE_MU.
Default unit: deg
<25_LTFPower> float
Power of long training fields (LTF) portion
Default unit: dBm
<26_DataPower> float
Power of data portion
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
V3.7.20: added modulation UNSPecified, BPSK14,
QPSK14, 16Q14, 16Q38 and guard interval GI08, GI16,
GI32
V3.7.21: added modulation BPSK, QPSK, 16Q, 64Q, 256Q,
1KQ
V3.7.31: commands support also composite MIMO
V3.7.50: added <LTFPower>, <DataPower>
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MINimum?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:SDEViation?
Return the single value RMS power results for the individual space-time streams. The
current, average, minimum, maximum, and standard deviation results can be retrieved.
For a meaningful result, set the spatial mapping matrix in the DUT to direct mapping. It
causes a one-to-one mapping of space time streams to TX antennas. Thus a broken
TX chain (no power) is detected and a damaged chain is identified by its bad EVM.
Return values:
<PowerSTS_Tx> float
Eight values, one value per space-time stream
Default unit: dBm
Example: See Performing single-shot measurements (OFDM, CMIMO).
Usage: Query only
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?
Return the single value results for MIMO measurements, antenna/stream number <n>.
For 80+80 MHz signals, the segment-independent values are returned. There are cur-
rent, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation results.
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Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
<2_Modulation> UNSPecified | BPSK14 | BPSK12 | BPSK34 | QPSK14 |
QPSK12 | QPSK34 | 16Q14 | 16Q38 | 16Q12 | 16Q34 | 64Q12 |
64Q23 | 64Q34 | 64Q56 | 256Q34 | 256Q56 | 1KQ34 | 1KQ56 |
BPSK | QPSK | 16Q | 64Q | 256Q | 1KQ
Modulation scheme and coding rate, stream <n>
a/b
Power backoff, antenna <n>
Default unit: dB
Burst power, antenna <n>
Default unit: dBm
<5_PeakPower> float
Peak power, antenna <n>
Default unit: dBm
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Crest factor, antenna <n>
Default unit: dB
EVM for all carriers, stream <n>
Default unit: dB
<8_EVMDataCarr> float
EVM for data carriers, stream <n>
Default unit: dB
<9_EVMPilotCarr> float
EVM for pilot carriers, stream <n>
Default unit: dB
<10_IQOffset> float
I/Q offset, antenna <n>
Default unit: dB
<11_DCPower> float
Power of the DC subcarriers, antenna <n>
Default unit: dBm
Gain imbalance, antenna <n>
Default unit: dB
Quadrature error, antenna <n>
Default unit: dB
<14_LTFPower> float
Power of long training fields portion, antenna <n>
Default unit: dBm
Power of data portion, antenna <n>
Default unit: dBm
80+80 MHz)
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Command reference
Usage: Query only

V3.7.20: added modulation UNSPecified, BPSK14,
QPSK14, 16Q14, 16Q38
V3.7.21: added modulation BPSK, QPSK, 16Q, 64Q, 256Q,
1KQ
V3.7.31: commands support also composite MIMO
V3.7.50: added <LTFPower>, <DataPower>
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?
Return the segment-specific single value results for 80+80 MHz SISO measurements.
There are current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation results.
Return values:
<2_EVMAllCarrS1> float
<3_EVMAllCarrS2> EVM for all carriers, segment 1, 2
<4_EVMDataCarrS1> float
<5_EVMDataCarrS2> EVM for data carriers, segment 1, 2
<6_EVMPilotCarrS1> float
<7_EVMPilotCarrS2> EVM for pilot carriers, segment 1, 2
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<8_PowerBackoffS1> float
<9_PowerBackoffS2> Power backoff, segment 1, 2
<10_BurstPowerS1> float
<11_BurstPowerS2> RMS power of the measured burst, segment 1, 2
<12_PeakPowerS1> float
<13_PeakPowerS2> Peak power of the measured burst, segment 1, 2
<14_CrestFactorS1> float
<15_CrestFactorS2> Crest factor, segment 1, 2
<16_IQOffsetS1> float
<17_IQOffsetS2> I/Q origin offset, segment 1, 2
<18_DCPowerS1> float
<19_DCPowerS2> Power of the DC subcarriers, segment 1, 2
<20_LTFPowerS1> float
<21_LTFPowerS2> Power of long training fields portion, segment 1, 2
<22_DataPowerS1> float
<23_DataPowerS2> Power of data portion, segment 1, 2
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.5.121, V3.7.50: added <LTFPowerSx>, <DataPowerSx>
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the segment-specific single value results for switched MIMO measurements,
antenna/stream number <n>. There are current, average, minimum, maximum and
standard deviation results.
Suffix: .
<n> 1..8
Return values:
<2_EVMAllCarrS1> float
<3_EVMAllCarrS2> EVM for all carriers, stream <n>, segment 1, 2
<4_EVMDataCarrS1> float
<5_EVMDataCarrS2> EVM for data carriers, stream <n>, segment 1, 2
<6_EVMPilotCarrS1> float
<7_EVMPilotCarrS2> EVM for pilot carriers, stream <n>, segment 1, 2
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<8_PowerBackoffS1> float
<9_PowerBackoffS2> Power backoff, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<10_BurstPowerS1> float
<11_BurstPowerS2> Burst power, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<12_PeakPowerS1> float
<13_PeakPowerS2> Peak power, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<14_CrestFactorS1> float
<15_CrestFactorS2> Crest factor, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<16_IQOffsetS1> float
<17_IQOffsetS2> I/Q offset, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<18_DCPowerS1> float
<19_DCPowerS2> Power of the DC subcarriers, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<20_LTFPowerS1> float
<21_LTFPowerS2> Power of long training fields portion, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
<22_DataPowerS1> float
<23_DataPowerS2> Power of data portion, antenna <n>, segment 1, 2
80+80 MHz)
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.5.121, V3.7.50: added <LTFPowerSx>, <DataPowerSx>
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?
Return the scalar results for carrier frequency offset (CFO) error distribution.
The results are only supported for 802.11ax.
erance counter.
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Command reference
Return values:
<CFO_Percentage> float
Percentage of CFO errors
Default unit: %
<CFO_Outside> decimal
Number of detected CFO errors
<CFO_Total> decimal
Number of measured CFOs
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.22 Modulation single values, OFDMA
The commands in this section return the statistical modulation results for OFDMA sig-
nals.
See also Chapter 3.3.2.13, "View TX measurement (scalar) for OFDMA", on page 282.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:CURRent?....................... 537
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:AVERage?....................... 537
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:MAXimum?...................... 538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:SDEViation?.....................538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:CURRent?... 538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:AVERage?... 538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:MAXimum?.. 538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:
SDEViation?........................................................................................................538
STReam<str>:CURRent?..................................................................................... 539
STReam<str>:AVERage?..................................................................................... 539
STReam<str>:MAXimum?.................................................................................... 539
STReam<str>:SDEViation?...................................................................................539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:INFO?....................................................... 539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:UINFo<user>?............................................540
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:AVERage?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:SDEViation?
Return the single value results per user for OFDMA SISO measurements. For MIMO
measurements, the stream/antenna-independent values are returned.
Return values:
See Reliability indicator
<2_EVMvsU1_All> float
<3_EVMvsU1_Data> EVM for all carriers, for data carriers, and for pilot carriers ver-
<4_EVMvsU1_Pilot> sus user 1 to 74
<5_EVMvsU2_All>
<6_EVMvsU2_Data>
<7_EVMvsU2_Pilot>...
<221_EVMvsU74_All>
<222_EVMvsU74_Data>
<223_EVMvsU74_Pilot>
Usage: Query only
CURRent?
AVERage?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the single value results for OFDMA SISO measurements for the specified user.
For MIMO measurements, the stream/antenna-independent values are returned.
Suffix: .
<user> 1..74
User
Return values:
<reliability> decimal
<EVMallCarr> float
EVM for all carriers for the specified user
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<EVMdataCarr> float
EVM for data carriers for the specified user
<EVMpilotCarr> float
EVM for pilot carriers for the specified user
Usage: Query only
STReam<str>:CURRent?
STReam<str>:AVERage?
STReam<str>:MAXimum?
STReam<str>:SDEViation?
Return the single value results for OFDMA MIMO measurements for the specified user
and stream.
Suffix: .
<user> 1..74
User
<str> 1..8
Stream
Return values:
<EVMallCarr> float
EVM for all carriers for the specified user and stream
<EVMdataCarr> float
EVM for data carriers for the specified user and stream
<EVMpilotCarr> float
EVM for pilot carriers for the specified user and stream
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:INFO?
Queries OFDMA common information.
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Command reference
Return values:
<NoOfUsers> decimal
No. of users
<NoOfRUs> decimal
No. of resource units
<GuardInterval> SHORt | LONG | GI08 | GI16 | GI32
<LTFSize> LTF1 | LTF2 | LTF4
1x LTF (3.2 μs), 2x LTF (6.4 μs), 4x LTF (12.8 μs)
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.7.40, 3.8.10: added <GuardInterval> and <LTFSize>
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:UINFo<user>?
Queries OFDMA user-specific information signaled in a HE signal field.
Suffix: .
<user> 1..74
User
Return values:
<RUCount> decimal
Index of RUs of all sizes (users with STA-ID 2046 are included)
<RUIndex> decimal
Index of the RUs only with the used size <RUSize>
<RU26Index> decimal
Index based on RU26
<RUSize> decimal
RU size allocated by the user
<MCS> decimal
Modulation and coding scheme
<DCM> decimal
The value of DCM field
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<STAID> decimal
The value of STA-ID field
<NSTS> decimal
The value of NSTS field
<TxBf> decimal
The value of TxBF field
<Coding> BCC | LDPC
Coding type
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.23 Signal fields info
The commands in this section return the reported values of signal fields according to
the used standard. See also Chapter 3.3.2.12, "View signal fields info", on page 278.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:CRC?......... 543
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:CRU?......... 544
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:
RUALlocation?.................................................................................................... 544
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:TAIL?..........544
UFIeld<usr_index>:CODing?................................................................................ 545
UFIeld<usr_index>:CRC?..................................................................................... 545
UFIeld<usr_index>:DCM?.....................................................................................546
UFIeld<usr_index>:MCS?.....................................................................................546
UFIeld<usr_index>:NSTS?................................................................................... 547
UFIeld<usr_index>:REServed?............................................................................. 547
UFIeld<usr_index>:SPAConfig?............................................................................ 548
UFIeld<usr_index>:STAid?................................................................................... 548
UFIeld<usr_index>:TAIL?..................................................................................... 549
UFIeld<usr_index>:TXBeamform?.........................................................................549
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BDCM?............................................. 549
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BMCS?..............................................550
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BSSColor?.........................................550
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BW?..................................................551
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:CRC?................................................551
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:DOPPler?.......................................... 551
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:GILTfsize?......................................... 552
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:LDPC?.............................................. 552
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NLTFsymbols?................................... 552
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NSBSymbols?....................................553
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PEDisambig?..................................... 553
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PFECpadding?...................................553
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:REServed?........................................ 554
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SBCompress?....................................554
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SPATialreuse?....................................555
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:STBC?.............................................. 555
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TAIL?................................................ 555
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TXOP?.............................................. 556
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:ULDL?...............................................556
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BEAMchange?....................................556
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BSSColor?......................................... 557
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BW?.................................................. 557
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CODing?............................................ 558
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CRC?................................................ 558
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DCM?................................................ 558
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DOPPler?...........................................559
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:FORMat?........................................... 559
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:GILTfsize?..........................................559
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:LDPC?...............................................560
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:MCS?................................................ 560
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:NSTS?...............................................561
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PEDisambig?......................................561
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PFECpadding?................................... 561
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:REServed<index>?............................. 562
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:SPATialreuse?.................................... 562
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:STBC?...............................................562
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TAIL?.................................................563
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXBF?............................................... 563
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXOP?...............................................564
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:ULDL?............................................... 564
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BSSColor?..........................................564
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BW?...................................................565
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:CRC?.................................................565
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:FORMat?............................................566
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:REServed<index>?..............................566
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:SPATialreuse<index>?......................... 566
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TAIL?................................................. 567
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TXOP?............................................... 567
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:AGGRegation?................................... 568
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CBW?................................................568
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CRC?................................................ 568
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:FECCoding?.......................................569
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:HTLength?......................................... 569
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:MCS?................................................ 570
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NESS?...............................................570
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NSOunding?.......................................570
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:REServed?.........................................571
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SHORtgi?...........................................571
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SMOothing?....................................... 571
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:STBCoding?.......................................572
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:TAIL?.................................................572
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:LENGth?..............................................573
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:PARity?............................................... 573
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:RATE?.................................................573
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:REServed?.......................................... 574
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:TAIL?.................................................. 574
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BEAMformed?.................................. 575
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BW?................................................ 575
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:CRC?.............................................. 575
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:FECCoding?.....................................576
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:GID?................................................576
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:LDPC?.............................................576
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:PAID?.............................................. 577
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:REServed<index>?........................... 577
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SDISambig?..................................... 578
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SGI?................................................578
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SMCS?............................................ 578
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:STBC?.............................................579
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SUNSts?..........................................579
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TAIL?...............................................580
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TXOP?............................................ 580
CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled for the channel in HE-SIG-B common field for
multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4.294967295E+9
Example: See Retrieving signal fields reports
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "HE-SIG-B" on page 282
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CRU?
Queries the value of Center 26-tone RU field signaled for the channel in HE-SIG-B
common field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4.294967295E+9
Usage: Query only
RUALlocation?
Queries the value of RU Allocation field signaled for the channel in HE-SIG-B common
field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4.294967295E+9
Usage: Query only
TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled for the channel in HE-SIG-B common field for
multi user MIMO.
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Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4.294967295E+9
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:CODing?
Queries the value of Coding field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-
specific field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-
specific field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:DCM?
Queries the value of DCM field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-
specific field for SU-MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:MCS?
Queries the value of MCS field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-
specific field for MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
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<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:NSTS?
Queries the value of NSTS field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-
specific field for SU-MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:REServed?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B
user-specific field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
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Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:SPAConfig?
Queries the value of Spatial Configuration field signaled for the channel and user in
HE-SIG-B user-specific field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:STAid?
Queries the value of STA-ID field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-
specific field for MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
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UFIeld<usr_index>:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled for the channel and user in HE-SIG-B user-spe-
cific field for multi user MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
UFIeld<usr_index>:TXBeamform?
Queries the value of Tx Beamforming field signaled for the channel and user in HE-
SIG-B user-specific field for SU-MIMO.
Suffix: .
<ch_index> 1-2
<usr_index> 1..74
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 2047
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BDCM?
Queries the value of SIGB DCM field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
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Command reference
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "HE-SIG-A (HE_MU)" on page 281
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BMCS?
Queries the value of SIGB MCS field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BSSColor?
Queries the value of BSS Color field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BW?
Queries the value of Bandwidth field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
<check> ON | OFF | 1 | 0
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:DOPPler?
Queries the value of Doppler field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
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Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:GILTfsize?
Queries the value of GI+LTF Size field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:LDPC?
Queries the value of LPDC Extra Symbol Segment field signaled in HE signal field for
multi user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NLTFsymbols?
Queries the value of Number of HE-LTF Symbols And Midamble Periodicity field sig-
naled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
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<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NSBSymbols?
Queries the value of Number Of HE-SIG-B Symbols Or MU-MIMO Users field signaled
in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PEDisambig?
Queries the value of PE Disambiguity field signaled in HE signal field for multi user
MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PFECpadding?
Queries the value of Pre-FEC Padding Factor field signaled in HE signal field for multi
user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:REServed?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SBCompress?
Queries the value of SIGB Compression field signaled in HE signal field for multi user
MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SPATialreuse?
Queries the value of Spatial Reuse field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:STBC?
Queries the value of STBC field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-SIG-
A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
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Indicates passed or failed check verdict
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TXOP?
Queries the value of TXOP field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:ULDL?
Queries the value of UL/DL field signaled in HE signal field for multi user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BEAMchange?
Queries the value of Beam Change field signaled in HE signal field for single user
MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
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Command reference
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "HE-SIG-A (HE_SU)" on page 280
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BSSColor?
Queries the value of BSS Color field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BW?
Queries the value of Bandwidth field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CODing?
Queries the value of Coding field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DCM?
Queries the value of DCM field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
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<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DOPPler?
Queries the value of Doppler field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:FORMat?
Queries the value of Format field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:GILTfsize?
Queries the value of GI+LTF Size field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:LDPC?
Queries the value of LDPC Extra Symbol Segment field signaled in HE signal field for
single user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:MCS?
Queries the value of MCS field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:NSTS?
Queries the value of Nsts And Midamble Periodicity field signaled in HE signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PEDisambig?
Queries the value of PE Disambiguity field signaled in HE signal field for single user
MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PFECpadding?
Queries the value of Pre-FEC Padding Factor field signaled in HE signal field for single
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
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Usage: Query only

FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:REServed<index>?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO
(HE-SIG-A).
Suffix: .
<index> 1-2
1: Reserved field in HE-SIG-A1
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:SPATialreuse?
Queries the value of Spatial Reuse field signaled in HE signal field for single user
MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:STBC?
Queries the value of STBC field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-SIG-
A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXBF?
Queries the value of TxBF field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXOP?
Queries the value of TXOP field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 127
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:ULDL?
Queries the value of UL/DL field signaled in HE signal field for single user MIMO (HE-
SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BSSColor?
Queries the value of BSS Color field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink
Return values:
<value_bin> string
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<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "HE-SIG-A (HE_TRIG)" on page 281
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BW?
Queries the value of Bandwidth field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink sin-
gle user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:FORMat?
Queries the value of Format field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:REServed<index>?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink
Suffix: .
<index> 1-2
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:SPATialreuse<index>?
Queries the value of Spatial Reuse field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based
uplink single user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Suffix: .
<index> 1-4
Number of spatial reuse
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 63
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink single
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TXOP?
Queries the value of TXOP field signaled in HE signal field for trigger based uplink sin-
gle user MIMO (HE-SIG-A).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:AGGRegation?
Queries the value of Aggregation field signaled in high throughput signal field for
802.11n signal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "HT-SIG" on page 279
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CBW?
Queries the value of CBW 20/40 field signaled in high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 65.535E+3
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled in high throughput signal field for 802.11n sig-
nal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
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<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:FECCoding?
Queries the value of FEC Coding field signaled in high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:HTLength?
Queries the value of HT Length field signaled in high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 65.535E+3
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:MCS?
Queries the value of Modulation and Coding Scheme field signaled in high throughput
signal field for 802.11n signal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 65.535E+3
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NESS?
Queries the value of Number of Extension Spatial Streams field signaled in high
throughput signal field for 802.11n signal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NSOunding?
Queries the value of Not Sounding field signaled in high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
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Usage: Query only

FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:REServed?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled in high throughput signal field for 802.11n
signal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SHORtgi?
Queries the value of Short GI field signaled in high throughput signal field for 802.11n
signal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SMOothing?
Queries the value of Smoothing field signaled in high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
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<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:STBCoding?
Queries the value of STBC field signaled in high throughput signal field for 802.11n sig-
nal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail Bits field signaled in high throughput signal field for 802.11n
signal (HT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:LENGth?
Queries the value of Length field signaled in legacy signal field for NON_HT signal (L-
SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4095
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "L- SIG" on page 279
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:PARity?
Queries the value of Parity field signaled in legacy signal field for NON_HT signal (L-
SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4095
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:RATE?
Queries the value of Rate field signaled in legacy signal field for NON_HT signal (L-
SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
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Command reference
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4095
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:REServed?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled in legacy signal field for NON_HT signal
(L-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4095
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled in legacy signal field for NON_HT signal (L-
SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 4095
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BEAMformed?
Queries the value of Beamformed field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
802.11ac signal (VHT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "VHT-SIG-A" on page 279
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BW?
Queries the value of BW field signaled in very high throughput signal field for 802.11ac
signal (VHT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:CRC?
Queries the value of CRC field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
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Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:FECCoding?
Queries the value of SU/MU[0] Coding field signaled in very high throughput signal
field for 802.11ac signal (VHT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:GID?
Queries the value of Group ID field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:LDPC?
Queries the value of LDPC Extra OFDM Symbol field signaled in very high throughput
signal field for 802.11ac signal (VHT-SIG).
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:PAID?
Queries the value of Partial AID field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
For the filed NSTS refer to:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SUNSts?
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:REServed<index>?
Queries the value of Reserved field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
Suffix: .
<index> 1-3
1: Reserved field in VHT-SIG-A1 bit 2
Return values:
<value_bin> string
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<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SDISambig?
Queries the value of "Short GI NSYM Disambiguation" field signaled in very high
throughput signal field for 802.11ac signal (VHT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SGI?
Queries the value of Short GI field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SMCS?
Queries the value of SU VHT-MCS/ MU[1- 3] Coding field signaled in very high
throughput signal field for 802.11ac signal (VHT-SIG).
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Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:STBC?
Queries the value of STBC field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SUNSts?
Queries the value of NSTS field signaled in very high throughput signal field for
For the filed Partial AID refer to:
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:PAID?
Return values:
<reliability> float
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TAIL?
Queries the value of Tail field signaled in very high throughput signal field for 802.11ac
signal (VHT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 255
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TXOP?
Queries the value of TXOP_PS_ NOT_ALLOWED field signaled in very high through-
put signal field for 802.11ac signal (VHT-SIG).
Return values:
<value_bin> string
<value_dec> decimal
Range: 0 to 511
Usage: Query only
3.5.5.24 List mode results (one segment)
The following commands return the list mode results for a selected segment.
The segment number <no> in the following commands refers to the range of measured
segments, see CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt
on page 388.
The commands return two reliability indicators. The first indicator covers all measured
segments. The second indicator considers only the selected segment.
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The indicated ranges apply to all statistical results except standard deviation results.
The minimum for standard deviation results equals 0. The maximum equals the width
of the indicated range divided by two. Exceptions are explicitly stated.
To configure the list mode, use the commands described in Chapter 3.5.3.4, "List mode
on page 252.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:CURRent?..............581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:AVERage?..............581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:MINimum?..............581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:MAXimum?.............581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:SDEViation?........... 581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?.... 585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?.... 585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?.... 585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?... 585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:
SDEViation?........................................................................................................585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:CURRent?................... 586
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:AVERage?................... 586
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:MINimum?................... 586
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:MAXimum?.................. 587
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:SDEViation?................ 587
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:FREQuency:
CURRent?.......................................................................................................... 587
AVERage?.......................................................................................................... 587
MINimum?.......................................................................................................... 588
MAXimum?......................................................................................................... 588
SDEViation?........................................................................................................588
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:
MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:
SDEViation?
Return OFDM/OFDMA modulation single value results for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
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Return values:
In list mode, a zero reliability indicator indicates that the results
in all measured segments are valid. A non-zero value indicates
that an error occurred in at least one of the measured segments.
<2_SegReliability> decimal
Reliability indicator for the segment. The meaning of the
returned values is the same as for the common reliability indica-
tor, see previous parameter.
<3_OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<4_MCSIndex> decimal
Modulation and coding scheme index (see IEEE Std
802.11-2016, section 19.5)
Range: 0 to 76
<5_ModType> UNSPecified | BPSK14 | BPSK12 | BPSK34 | QPSK14 |
QPSK12 | QPSK34 | 16Q14 | 16Q38 | 16Q12 | 16Q34 | 64Q12 |
64Q23 | 64Q34 | 64Q56 | 256Q34 | 256Q56 | 1KQ34 | 1KQ56 |
BPSK | QPSK | 16Q | 64Q | 256Q | 1KQ
Modulation scheme and coding rate
a/b
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<6_PayloadSym> decimal
Number of OFDM symbols in the payload of the measured burst
<7_MeasuredSym> decimal
Number of OFDM symbols in the payload to be measured
<8_PayloadBytes> decimal
Default unit: byte
<9_GuardInterval> SHORt | LONG | GI08 | GI16 | GI32
<10_NoSS> decimal
Range: 1 to 8
<11_NoSTS> decimal
Number of space-time streams
Range: 1 to 8
Indicates the share of bursts of the selected modulation type
<5_ModType> in the bursts received.
Default unit: %
Default unit: dB
Default unit: dBm
<15_PeakPower> float
Peak power of the measured burst
Default unit: dBm
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Default unit: dB
<18_EVMDataCarr> EVM for all, data, and pilot carriers
<19_EVMPilotCarr>
Default unit: dB
Default unit: Hz
Symbol clock error
Default unit: ppm
<22_IQOffset> float
Default unit: dB
<23_DCPower> float
Default unit: dBm
Default unit: dB
Quadrature error
Default unit: deg
<26_LTFPower> float
Power of long training fields (LTF) portion
Default unit: dBm
Power of data portion
Default unit: dBm
Example: See Using WLAN list mode
Usage: Query only
Firmware/software: V3.8.11,
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CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation single value
results for DSSS signals for segment <no> in list mode.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Return values:
<2_SegReliability> decimal
<3_OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<4_ModType> DBPSk1 | DQPSk2 | CCK5 | CCK11
Modulation scheme and coding rate
DBPSk1: 1 Mbps DBPSK
DQPSk2: 2 Mbps DQPSK
CCK5: 5.5 Mbps CCK
CCK11: 11 Mbps CCK
<5_PLCPType> SHORtplcp | LONGplcp
Short or long PLCP
<6_PayloadLength> decimal
Default unit: byte
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Default unit: dBm
<8_EVMPeak> float
Error vector magnitude peak value
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<9_EVMRMS> float
Error vector magnitude RMS value
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Hz
Chip clock error
Default unit: ppm
<12_IQOffset> float
Default unit: dB
<13_GainImbal> float
Gain imbalance
Default unit: dB
Quadrature error
Default unit: deg
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:MINimum?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:SDEViation?
Return limit line margin results for segment <no> in list mode.
A positive result indicates that the trace is located above the limit line, i.e. the limit is
exceeded.
Margins for the current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation results
are returned.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Return values:
<SegReliability> decimal
<OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<Margin_AB> ... Comma-separated list of margin values, one value per spectrum
<Margin_BA> mask area
see Table B-1.
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
CURRent?
AVERage?
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MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the X-positions of the limit line margins of the transmit spectrum mask for list
mode, segment <no>.
Positions for the current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation results
are returned.
Suffix: .
<no> 1..n
Segment
Return values:
<SegReliability> decimal
<OutOfTol> float
Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
<Frequency_AB> ... float
<Frequency_BA> Comma-separated list of frequencies, one value per margin
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
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3.5.5.25 List mode results (all segments)
The following commands return a selected list mode result for all measured segments.
The number of returned results depends on the number of measured segments, see
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt on page 388.
To configure the list mode, use the commands described in Chapter 3.5.3.4, "List mode
The indicated ranges apply to all statistical results except standard deviation results.
The minimum for standard deviation results equals 0. The maximum equals the width
of the indicated range divided by two. Exceptions are explicitly stated.
on page 252.
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SRELiability?...................................................591
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:CURRent?.......................592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:AVERage?...................... 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:MINimum?.......................592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:MAXimum?..................... 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:SDEViation?.................... 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:CURRent?.............592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:AVERage?.............592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:MINimum?.............592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:MAXimum?............592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:SDEViation?.......... 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:CURRent?..................... 593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:AVERage?..................... 593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:MINimum?..................... 593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:MAXimum?.................... 593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:SDEViation?...................593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:CURRent?...................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:AVERage?...................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:MINimum?...................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:MAXimum?..................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:SDEViation?....................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:CURRent?.....................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:AVERage?.................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:MINimum?.....................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:MAXimum?................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:SDEViation?.................. 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:CURRent?.......................595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:AVERage?...................... 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:MINimum?.......................595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:MAXimum?..................... 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:SDEViation?.................... 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PBACkoff?.................................... 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:CURRent?............ 596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:AVERage?............ 596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:MINimum?............ 596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:MAXimum?........... 596
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:SDEViation?..........596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:CURRent?.......................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:AVERage?.......................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:MINimum?.......................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:MAXimum?......................597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:SDEViation?.................... 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:CURRent?...................... 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:AVERage?...................... 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:MINimum?.......................597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:MAXimum?..................... 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:SDEViation?....................597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:CURRent?.............598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:AVERage?.............598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:MINimum?.............598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:MAXimum?............598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:SDEViation?.......... 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:CURRent?......................... 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:AVERage?......................... 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:MINimum?......................... 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:MAXimum?........................ 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:SDEViation?...................... 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:CURRent?..................... 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:AVERage?..................... 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:MINimum?..................... 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:MAXimum?.................... 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:SDEViation?...................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:CURRent?...................... 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:AVERage?......................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:MINimum?...................... 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:MAXimum?..................... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:SDEViation?................... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:CURRent?........... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:AVERage?........... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:MINimum?........... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:MAXimum?.......... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:SDEViation?.........600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:CURRent?............ 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:AVERage?............600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:MINimum?............ 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:MAXimum?...........600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:SDEViation?......... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:CURRent?................. 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:AVERage?................. 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:MINimum?................. 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:MAXimum?................ 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:SDEViation?...............601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:CURRent?........602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:AVERage?........602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:MINimum?........602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:MAXimum?.......602
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:SDEViation?..... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:CURRent?...................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:AVERage?...................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:MINimum?...................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:MAXimum?..................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:SDEViation?................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:CURRent?............ 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:AVERage?............ 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:MINimum?............ 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:MAXimum?........... 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:SDEViation?..........603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:CURRent?....................... 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:AVERage?....................... 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:MINimum?....................... 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:MAXimum?...................... 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:SDEViation?.................... 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:CURRent?............. 604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:AVERage?............. 604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:MINimum?............. 604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:MAXimum?............ 604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:SDEViation?...........604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:CURRent?...................... 605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:AVERage?...................... 605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:MINimum?...................... 605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:MAXimum?..................... 605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:SDEViation?....................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCOunt?.......................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:TSMask:SCOunt?............................................606
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SRELiability?
Returns the segment reliability for all measured list mode segments.
The number of active segments n is determined by CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:
MEValuation:LIST:COUNt.
Return values:
A common reliability indicator of zero indicates that the results in
all measured segments are valid. A non-zero value indicates
If you get a non-zero common reliability indicator, you can use
this command to retrieve the individual reliability values of all
measured segments for further analysis.
<SegReliabilities> decimal
Comma-separated list of n values, one per measured segment
The meaning of the returned values is the same as for the com-
mon reliability indicator, see previous parameter.
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Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:SDEViation?
Return the burst power results for OFDM/OFDMA signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<BurstPower>}1... float
{<BurstPower>}n RMS power value
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the burst power results for DSSS signals in list mode.
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Return values:
{<BurstPower>}1... float
{<BurstPower>}n RMS power value
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:SDEViation?
Return the power results of DC subcarriers in list mode.
Return values:
{<DCPower>}1... float
{<DCPower>}n Range: -100 dBm to 30 dBm
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:SDEViation?
Return the power results of data portion of the burst in list mode.
Return values:
{<DataPower>}1... float
{<DataPower>}n Range: -100 dBm to 30 dBm
Default unit: dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:SDEViation?
Return the power results of LTF portion of the burst in list mode.
Return values:
{<LTFPower>}1... float
{<LTFPower>}n Range: -100 dBm to 30 dBm
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Usage: Query only

FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:SDEViation?
Return the peak power results of the burst in list mode.
Return values:
{<PeakPower>}1... float
{<PeakPower>}n Range: -100 dBm to 30 dBm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PBACkoff?
Return the power backoff results in list mode.
The power backoff displays the minimum distance of signal power to reference level
over all segments since the start of the measurement.
Return values:
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{<PowerBackoff>}1... float
{<PowerBackoff>}n Range: -100 dB to 0 dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the chip clock error results for DSSS signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<ClockError>}1... float
{<ClockError>}n Chip clock error
Default unit: ppm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:MINimum?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:SDEViation?
Return the crest factor results in list mode.
Return values:
{<CrestFactor>}1... float
{<CrestFactor>}n Range: 0 dB to 60 dB
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:SDEViation?
Return the center frequency error results for OFDM/OFDMA signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<FreqError>}1... float
{<FreqError>}n Range: -150E+6 Hz to 150E+6 Hz
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the center frequency error results for DSSS signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<FreqError>}1... float
{<FreqError>}n Range: -150E+6 Hz to 150E+6 Hz
Default unit: Hz
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:SDEViation?
Return the EVM results for OFDM/OFDMA signals for all carriers in list mode.
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Command reference
Return values:
{<EVM_All>}1... float
{<EVM_All>}n Range: -100 dB to 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:SDEViation?
Return the EVM results for OFDM/OFDMA signals for data carriers in list mode.
Return values:
{<EVM_Data>}1... float
{<EVM_Data>}n Range: -100 dB to 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:MINimum?
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:SDEViation?
Return the EVM results for OFDM/OFDMA signals for pilot carrier in list mode.
Return values:
{<EVM_Pilot>}1... float
{<EVM_Pilot>}n Range: -100 dB to 0 dB
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the current, average, minimum, maximum and standard deviation EVM results
for DSSS signals in list mode.
Commands for EVM peak and EVM RMS values are available.
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Return values:
{<EVM>}1... float
{<EVM>}n Range: 0 % to 100 %
Default unit: %
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:SDEViation?
Return the gain imbalance results for OFDM/OFDMA signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<GainImbal>}1... float
{<GainImbal>}n Range: -100 dB to 100 dB
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the gain imbalance results for DSSS signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<GainImbal>}1... float
{<GainImbal>}n Range: -100 dB to 100 dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:SDEViation?
Return the IQ offset results for OFDM/OFDMA signals in list mode.
Return values:
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{<IQOffset>}1... float
{<IQOffset>}n Range: -100 dB to 0 dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:
CURRent?
AVERage?
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the IQ offset results for DSSS signals in list mode.
Return values:
{<IQOffset>}1... float
{<IQOffset>}n Range: -100 dB to 0 dB
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:SDEViation?
Return the quadrature error results for OFDM/OFDMA in list mode.
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Return values:
{<QuadError>}1... float
{<QuadError>}n Range: -180 deg to 180 deg
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:
MINimum?
MAXimum?
SDEViation?
Return the quadrature error results for DSSS in list mode.
Return values:
{<QuadError>}1... float
{<QuadError>}n Range: -180 deg to 180 deg
Usage: Query only
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:CURRent?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:AVERage?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:MINimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:MAXimum?
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:SDEViation?
Return the symbol clock error results in list mode.
Return values:
{<ClockErr>}1... float
{<ClockErr>}n Range: -125 ppm to 125 ppm
Default unit: ppm
Usage: Query only
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCOunt?
Returns the expired statistic counts for modulation results over all segments in list
mode.
Return values:
{<ExpStatCount>}1... decimal
{<ExpStatCount>}n No. of bursts measured during modulation measurements, one
result per segment
Range: 1 to 2000
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Usage: Query only

FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:TSMask:SCOunt?
Returns the expired statistic counts for transmit spectrum mask results over all seg-
ments in list mode.
Return values:
{<ExpStatCount>}1... decimal
{<ExpStatCount>}n No. of bursts measured during spectrum measurements, one
result per segment
Range: 1 to 1000
Usage: Query only
The following commands are related to the CMIMO training mode.

CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MODE................................................................................ 606
CLEar:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:DATA............................................................................. 607
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:NOANtennas...........................................................607
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>.................................................... 607
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe..................................................................................... 608
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?................................................... 608
READ:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?.....................................................608
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:SAVE..............................................................609
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:DATE?............................................................ 609
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MODE <TrainingMode>
Switches between the measurement mode and the training mode.
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Parameters:
<TrainingMode> TMODe | MMODe
TMODe: Activate the training mode
MMODe: Activate the measurement mode
*RST: MMODe
Manual operation: See "Training Mode" on page 290
CLEar:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:DATA
Clears the current training results and resets the internal data of the training mode.
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Clear Data (Hotkey)" on page 328
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:NOANtennas <NoOfAntennas>
Gets/sets the number of TX antennas contributing to the MIMO training signal.
Parameters:
<NoOfAntennas> 1 to 8
*RST: 4
Manual operation: See "No of Antennas (Hotkey)" on page 329
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>
Starts the training data acquisition for the designated antenna.
Suffix: .
<Antennas> 1..8
Antenna number; must not exceed the configured number of
antennas
Usage: Event
Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V3.7.31: increased number of antennas
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Manual operation: See "Antenna Data Acqui. (Softkey)" on page 327
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe
Aborts the current MIMO training data acquisition.
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Antenna Data Acqui. (Softkey)" on page 327
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?
READ:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?
Return information about the training data acquired on the designated antenna and the
decode status of the received signal.
Suffix: .
<Antennas> 1..8
Antenna number; must not exceed the configured number of
antennas
Return values:
<DecodeStatus> NAV | INV | OK
The decode status of the received signal is not available (NAV)
until all involved TX antenna signals were recorded.
Then it changes to OK if the HT-SIG (high throughput signaling)
fields of individual antenna signals are consistent, or to
INValid otherwise.
<MCS> decimal
Modulation and coding scheme of the recorded antenna signal,
obtained from the HT-SIG field
<Power> float
Absolute power of the measured antenna signal
Default unit: dBm
<PilotEvm> float
Error vector magnitude of the pilot subcarriers
Default unit: dB
Usage: Query only
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Firmware/software: V2.1.10, V3.7.31: increased number of antennas

Manual operation: See "Results" on page 328
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:SAVE <FileName>
Saves the current training data to a file or queries the file name of the last saved train-
ing data file.
Parameters:
<FileName> string
The name of the training data file - without path but including the
file extension.
Training data files are saved to the directory
@USERDATA\MIMOData.
Manual operation: See "Save Data to File (Hotkey)" on page 328
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:DATE?
Returns the last modified date of the last saved training data file, if any.
Return values:
<FileDate> string
String with a formatted date or NAV
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "Save Data to File (Hotkey)" on page 328
3.5.7 Combined signal path commands
For some settings, the command to be used depends on the active scenario. While the
combined signal path (CSP) scenario is active, these settings are configured via com-
mands of the signaling application. While the standalone (SA) scenario is active, they
are configured via measurement commands.
The following mapping table provides an overview.
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Table 3-18: Mapping of SA commands to CSP commands
Setting Commands for SA scenario Commands for CSP scenario
Connector, ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:CSPath

converter
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCELl:
FLEXible
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:SCFading:
FLEXible
ROUTe:WLAN:SIGN:SCENario:MIMFading:
FLEXible
External CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings: CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:

attenuation EATTenuation ANTenna<n>:EATTenuation:INPut
Frequency CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings: CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:

FREQuency FREQuency
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:CHANnel
Frequency off- CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FOFFset CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:FOFFset

set
Expected nom- CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings: CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:

inal power ENPower<connector> ANTenna<n>:EPEPower
Mixer level off- CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings: CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:RFSettings:

set MLOFfset ANTenna<n>:MLOFfset
Standard CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard In CSP scenario, the standard is selectable by the mea-

surement command and must comply the "RX Frame
Trigger" configuration.
See TRIGger:WLAN:SIGN:RX:MACFrame:
BTYPe
Selecting a standard that is not supported by the signal-
ing application restores the standalone scenario.
Bandwidth CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth In CSP scenario, the bandwidth is selectable by the

measurement command and must comply the "RX
Frame Trigger" configuration:
For 802.11ax and trigger source set to "HE_TB Trig-
ger", the setting must comply the trigger configuration:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:CONNection:HETF:
CHBW
Modulation fil- CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter In CSP scenario, the modulation filter is selectable by

ter the measurement command and must comply the "RX
Frame Trigger" configuration:
For 802.11ax and trigger source set to "HE_TB Trig-
ger", the setting must comply the trigger configuration:
CONFigure:WLAN:SIGN:STA<s>:CONNection:
HETF:MCS
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3.6 List of commands

ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation........................................................................................................... 371
ABORt:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe...................................................................................................................608
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?.............................................................. 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?...............................................................536
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?.............................................................. 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?................................................... 522
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?....................................................522
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?.................................................. 522
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?....................................................522
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?.................................................522
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?............................................................. 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................................. 530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................................. 530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?............................................ 530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................................. 530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?.......................................... 530
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?...........................534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?........................... 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?..........................534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?........................... 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:SDEViation?........................ 534
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?.............................................................. 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?........................................................... 526
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?............................................533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?............................................ 533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?...........................................533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?............................................ 533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?......................................... 533
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?........................................................518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?........................................................518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?.......................................................518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?....................................................... 518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?....................................................... 518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?...................................................... 518
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?..................................................................... 521
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?.......................................................520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?.......................................................520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?......................................................521
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?.......................................................520
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?....................................................521
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?................................................................ 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?................................................................ 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?............................................................... 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................................... 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................................... 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.............................................. 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................................... 476
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CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?................................................................ 476
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:
AVERage?............................................................................................................................................... 472
CURRent?............................................................................................................................................... 472
MAXimum?.............................................................................................................................................. 472
MINimum?............................................................................................................................................... 472
SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.................................................................................................................... 474
SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.....................................................................................................................474
SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?................................................................................................................... 474
SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.....................................................................................................................474
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.........................473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.........................473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?........................473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.........................473
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?.................................................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?.................................................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?............................................... 493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?................................................493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?.............................................. 493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?................................................493
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?................................................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?................................................... 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................................... 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?.............................. 494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?...............................494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?............................. 494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?...............................494
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.................................................. 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................................... 489
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.................................491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?.................................491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?............ 496
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?............ 496
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?........... 496
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?............ 496
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?................................491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?.................................491
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?.................................................................... 488
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?..................................................490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?..................................................490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?............................. 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?............................. 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?............................ 495
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CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?............................. 495
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?.................................................490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?..................................................490
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:AVERage?.............................................................466
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:CURRent?............................................................. 466
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?.....................................................................467
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?.............................................. 468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?.............................................. 468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?............................................. 468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?.............................................. 468
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MAXimum?............................................................466
CALCulate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MINimum?............................................................. 466
CLEar:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:DATA......................................................................................................... 607
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BTYPe................................................................................................367
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:BWIDth...............................................................................................366
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:CDIStance..........................................................................................367
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:DSSS:ELENgth.................................................................................. 367
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:IQSWap..............................................................................................370
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:MODFilter...........................................................................................369
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:OFDM:ELENgth................................................................................. 368
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:PCLass...............................................................................................368
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:RMODe.............................................................................................. 365
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:STANdard...........................................................................................365
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa................................................................................................ 369
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:ISIGnal:TDATa:FILE:DATE?........................................................................... 369
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:CESTimation.....................................................381
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:EFTaps............................................................. 382
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:SKIPsymbols.................................................... 383
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:LEVel...............................................381
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:PHASe............................................ 380
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:COMPensation:TRACking:TIMing............................................. 381
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:DEMod:FFT:OFFSet.................................................................. 382
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:EMEThod................................................................................... 382
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror.............................................405
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror............................................. 405
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak........................................... 404
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms............................................ 404
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset.............................................405
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFDistrib....................................... 421
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:CFERror........................................ 420
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall...........................................421
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBCoderate...................... 424
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBHigh..............................425
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMall:TBLow...............................426
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot....................................... 427
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:TBHigh.......................... 427
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:EVMPilot:TBLow........................... 427
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:IQOFfset:BW<BW>.......................428
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HEOFdm:SCERror........................................428
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:CFERror........................................ 415
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVM...............................................412
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:EVMPilot........................................414
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:IQOFfset:BW<BW>....................... 414
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:HTOFdm:SCERror........................................ 415
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:CFERror.......................................... 408
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVM.................................................406
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:EVMPilot..........................................407
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:IQOFfset.......................................... 408
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:LOFDm:SCERror.......................................... 408
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:CFERror.......................................... 411
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVM................................................ 409
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:EVMPilot......................................... 410
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:IQOFfset..........................................411
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:POFDm:SCERror.......................................... 411
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:CFERror........................................ 419
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMall........................................... 416
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:EVMPilot........................................418
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:IQOFfset:BW<BW>....................... 418
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:MODulation:VHTofdm:SCERror........................................ 419
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe.................................................................403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:FEDGe:ENABle................................................... 403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe................................................................ 402
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:REDGe:ENABle...................................................402
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TEDistrib..............................................................403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:PVTime:TERRor................................................................403
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle................ 435
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:LOWer................. 436
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:UPPer.................. 436
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle................ 432
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:LOWer..................433
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:UPPer.................. 432
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:ENABle..............................................429
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:LOWer............................................... 430
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:LOFDm:UPPer................................................430
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle.................. 431
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:LOWer................... 431
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UPPer.................... 431
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle................ 434
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:LOWer................. 435
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:SFLatness:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:UPPer.................. 434
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:ENABle.....................................................437
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:AB......................................................... 437
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:DSSS:Y:CD.........................................................437
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSLimit..................457
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle.................... 455
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:A........................... 455
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:B........................... 456
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:C...........................456
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HEOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:D...........................457
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSLimit.................. 451
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:A.... 449
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:B.... 450
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:C....450
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:BAND<band>:Y:D....451
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:HTOFdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle.................... 449
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:ENABle..................................................438
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:A.........................................................438
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:B.........................................................438
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:C.........................................................439
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:LOFDm:Y:D.........................................................439
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:A............. 446
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:B............. 447
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:C.............447
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:D.............448
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:E............. 448
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSolute:Y:F............. 448
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:A....................... 440
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:B....................... 441
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:C.......................441
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:D.......................442
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CA:Y:E....................... 442
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:A....................... 442
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:B....................... 443
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:C.......................443
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:D.......................444
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:CB:Y:E....................... 444
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle...................... 440
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:A........... 444
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:B........... 445
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:C........... 445
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:D........... 446
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:POFDm:BW<bandwidth>:UDEFined:Y:E........... 446
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:ABSLimit.................. 454
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:ENABle.................... 452
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:A........................... 453
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:B........................... 453
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:C........................... 453
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:TSMask:VHTofdm:BW<bandwidth>:Y:D........................... 454
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTEPower.........................................................................429
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIMit:UTERror............................................................................ 429
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST........................................................................................... 386
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BTYPe............................................................................... 387
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:BWIDth.............................................................................. 387
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:COUNt............................................................................... 388
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:ENPower............................................................................388
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:FREQuency....................................................................... 389
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MOFFset............................................................................389
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MTIMe................................................................................389
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:MODulation............................................................390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RESult:TSMask................................................................. 390
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:RTRigger........................................................................... 390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:MODulation.......................................................... 390
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SCOunt:TSMask................................................................391
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:BTYPe.......................................................392
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:BWIDth......................................................393
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:ENPower...................................................393
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:FREQuency.............................................. 394
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MOFFset................................................... 394
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MTIMe.......................................................395
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:RESult.......................................................395
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:RTRigger...................................................395
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:SCOunt..................................................... 396
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:SETup....................................................... 396
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:STANdard................................................. 398
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:STIMe....................................................... 399
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STANdard.......................................................................... 391
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:STIMe................................................................................ 392
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MOEXception.............................................................................379
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:ALENgth....................................................................... 385
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:BURSt.......................................................................... 376
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe......................................................................... 377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe......................................................................... 377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:RPOWer....................................................................... 385
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:REPetition.................................................................................. 378
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVM............................................................................... 374
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMCarrier.................................................................... 375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:EVMSymbol................................................................... 374
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:IQConst..........................................................................375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:MSCalar.........................................................................374
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:PVTime.......................................................................... 376
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:SFLatness......................................................................375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:TSMask..........................................................................376
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult:UTERror.........................................................................375
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:RESult[:ALL].............................................................................. 373
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCONdition................................................................................ 379
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:MODulation.................................................................. 380
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:PVTime.........................................................................385
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SCOunt:TSMask........................................................................ 383
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:DMODe....................................................................377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SMODe...................................................................................... 379
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT......................................................................................... 378
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AFFTnum.....................................................................384
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:DMODe........................................................................377
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MSELection................................................................. 384
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBWPercent................................................................384
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:TROTime..................................................................... 383
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MIMO:NOANtennas........................................................................................ 358
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:MODE............................................................................................................. 606
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ANTenna<n>................................................................................ 358
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:EATTenuation............................................................................... 359
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CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:ENPower<connector>.................................................................. 363
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FOFFset....................................................................................... 364
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency..................................................................................360
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:BAND.......................................................................360
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels................................................................ 361
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:CHANnels<Ch>....................................................... 362
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:FREQuency:SCHannel................................................................ 361
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:MLOFfset......................................................................................364
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:SANTennas.................................................................................. 359
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:RFSettings:UMARgin<connector>.................................................................. 364
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:DATE?.......................................................................................609
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:FILE:SAVE.........................................................................................609
CONFigure:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:NOANtennas..................................................................................... 607
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:AVERage?............................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:CURRent?............................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:MAXimum?............................................592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:MINimum?............................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:BPOWer:SDEViation?.......................................... 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:AVERage?............................................. 596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:CURRent?............................................. 596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:MAXimum?............................................ 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:MINimum?............................................. 596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFACtor:SDEViation?.......................................... 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:AVERage?.............................................597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:CURRent?............................................. 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:MAXimum?............................................597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:MINimum?............................................. 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:CFERror:SDEViation?.......................................... 597
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:AVERage?............................................593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:CURRent?............................................593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:MAXimum?...........................................593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:MINimum?............................................593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DCPower:SDEViation?.........................................593
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:AVERage?.............................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:CURRent?.............................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:MAXimum?............................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:MINimum?.............................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DPOWer:SDEViation?.......................................... 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:AVERage?.................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:CURRent?.................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:MAXimum?................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:MINimum?.................................. 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:BPOWer:SDEViation?............................... 592
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:AVERage?..................................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:CURRent?..................................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:MAXimum?.................................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:MINimum?..................................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CCERror:SDEViation?...............................596
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:AVERage?.................................. 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:CURRent?.................................. 598
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:MAXimum?................................. 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:MINimum?.................................. 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:CFERror:SDEViation?............................... 598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:AVERage?................................ 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:CURRent?................................ 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:MAXimum?............................... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:MINimum?................................ 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMPeak:SDEViation?............................. 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:AVERage?................................. 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:CURRent?................................. 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:MAXimum?................................ 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:MINimum?................................. 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:EVMRms:SDEViation?.............................. 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:AVERage?............................ 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:CURRent?.............................602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:MAXimum?........................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:MINimum?.............................602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:GIMBalance:SDEViation?..........................602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:AVERage?..................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:CURRent?..................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:MAXimum?.................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:MINimum?..................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:IQOFfset:SDEViation?...............................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:AVERage?...................................604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:CURRent?...................................604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:MAXimum?..................................604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:MINimum?...................................604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:DSSS:QERRor:SDEViation?................................604
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:AVERage?................................................598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:CURRent?................................................598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:MAXimum?...............................................598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:MINimum?................................................598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMall:SDEViation?.............................................598
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:AVERage?............................................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:CURRent?............................................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:MAXimum?...........................................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:MINimum?............................................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMData:SDEViation?.........................................599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:AVERage?............................................ 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:CURRent?............................................ 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:MAXimum?........................................... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:MINimum?............................................ 599
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:EVMPilot:SDEViation?......................................... 600
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:AVERage?....................................... 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:CURRent?....................................... 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:MAXimum?...................................... 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:MINimum?....................................... 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:GIMBalance:SDEViation?.................................... 601
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:AVERage?............................................ 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:CURRent?.............................................602
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:MAXimum?........................................... 602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:MINimum?.............................................602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:IQOFfset:SDEViation?..........................................602
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:AVERage?...........................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:CURRent?...........................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:MAXimum?..........................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:MINimum?...........................................594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:LTFPower:SDEViation?........................................ 594
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PBACkoff?............................................................ 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:AVERage?............................................. 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:CURRent?............................................. 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:MAXimum?............................................595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:MINimum?............................................. 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:PPOWer:SDEViation?.......................................... 595
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:AVERage?............................................. 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:CURRent?..............................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:MAXimum?............................................ 603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:MINimum?..............................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:QERRor:SDEViation?...........................................603
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:AVERage?.............................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:CURRent?.............................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:MAXimum?............................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:MINimum?.............................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCERror:SDEViation?..........................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:MODulation:SCOunt?...............................................................605
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:AVERage?................................... 581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:CURRent?................................... 581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?........................ 585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?.........................585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?....................... 585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?.........................585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?......................585
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:MAXimum?.................................. 581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:MINimum?................................... 581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:MODulation:SDEViation?................................ 581
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:AVERage?......................................... 586
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:CURRent?......................................... 586
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?.................... 587
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?.....................587
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?................... 588
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?.....................588
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:FREQuency:SDEViation?..................588
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:MAXimum?........................................ 587
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:MINimum?......................................... 586
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SEGMent<no>:TSMask:SDEViation?...................................... 587
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:SRELiability?............................................................................ 591
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:LIST:TSMask:SCOunt?.....................................................................606
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?.................................................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?.....................................................................536
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:AVERage?............................................. 529
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?............................................. 529
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MAXimum?............................................ 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MINimum?............................................. 529
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:SDEViation?.......................................... 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?.................................................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?......................................................... 522
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?..........................................................522
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?........................................................ 522
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?..........................................................522
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?.......................................................522
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:AVERage?..............................................537
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:CURRent?..............................................537
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:MAXimum?.............................................538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:SDEViation?...........................................538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:AVERage?....................... 538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:CURRent?........................538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:MAXimum?...................... 538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:SDEViation?.....................538
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:STReam<str>:AVERage? 539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:STReam<str>:CURRent? 539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:STReam<str>:
MAXimum?.............................................................................................................................................. 539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:EVMagnitude:USER<user>:STReam<str>:
SDEViation?............................................................................................................................................ 539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?................................................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?................................................... 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................................... 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.................................................. 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................................... 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?................................................ 530
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.................................535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?................................. 535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?................................535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?................................. 535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:SDEViation?.............................. 535
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?.................................................................... 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?................................................................. 526
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?..................................................533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?.................................................. 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?.................................................533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?.................................................. 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?............................................... 533
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:INFO?..................................................................................539
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:OFDMa:UINFo<user>?.....................................................................540
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:AVERage?..........................................................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:CURRent?..........................................................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:MAXimum?........................................................ 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:AVERage?............................... 520
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:CURRent?............................... 520
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:MAXimum?.............................. 520
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:RXANtenna<n>:SDEViation?.............................520
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RUNit<ru>:SDEViation?.......................................................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:AVERage?................................................. 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:CURRent?................................................. 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:MAXimum?................................................ 519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:POWer:RXANtenna<n>:SDEViation?...............................................519
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?..............................................................518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?..............................................................518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?.............................................................518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?............................................................. 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?............................................................. 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?............................................................ 518
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?........................................................................... 521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?.............................................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?.............................................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?............................................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?.............................................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?..........................................................521
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?...................................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?...................................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?..................................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?..................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?..................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.................................................... 477
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?..................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:AVERage?..................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent?..................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MAXimum?.................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MINimum?..................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?...................................................................... 476
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:AVERage?...................................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:CURRent?...................................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MAXimum?..................................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?...................................................................478
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:CRC?.............................. 543
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:CRU?.............................. 544
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:RUALlocation?................ 544
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:CFIeld:TAIL?...............................544
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:CODing?..... 545
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:CRC?.......... 545
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:DCM?.......... 546
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:MCS?.......... 546
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:NSTS?.........547
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:REServed?..547
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:SPAConfig?.548
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:STAid?.........548
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:TAIL?...........549
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEB:CHANnel<ch_index>:UFIeld<usr_index>:
TXBeamform?......................................................................................................................................... 549
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BDCM?...................................................................... 549
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BMCS?.......................................................................550
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BSSColor?................................................................. 550
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:BW?........................................................................... 551
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:CRC?......................................................................... 551
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:DOPPler?...................................................................551
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:GILTfsize?..................................................................552
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:LDPC?....................................................................... 552
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NLTFsymbols?........................................................... 552
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:NSBSymbols?............................................................553
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PEDisambig?............................................................. 553
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:PFECpadding?...........................................................553
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:REServed?.................................................................554
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SBCompress?............................................................554
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:SPATialreuse?............................................................555
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:STBC?....................................................................... 555
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TAIL?..........................................................................555
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:TXOP?....................................................................... 556
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HEMU:ULDL?........................................................................556
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BEAMchange?............................................................556
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BSSColor?..................................................................557
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:BW?............................................................................557
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CODing?.....................................................................558
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:CRC?..........................................................................558
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DCM?......................................................................... 558
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:DOPPler?................................................................... 559
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:FORMat?.................................................................... 559
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:GILTfsize?.................................................................. 559
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:LDPC?........................................................................ 560
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:MCS?..........................................................................560
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:NSTS?........................................................................ 561
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PEDisambig?..............................................................561
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:PFECpadding?........................................................... 561
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:REServed<index>?.................................................... 562
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:SPATialreuse?............................................................ 562
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:STBC?........................................................................ 562
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TAIL?.......................................................................... 563
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXBF?........................................................................ 563
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:TXOP?........................................................................564
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HESU:ULDL?........................................................................ 564
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BSSColor?.................................................................. 564
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:BW?............................................................................ 565
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:CRC?.......................................................................... 565
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:FORMat?.................................................................... 566
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:REServed<index>?.....................................................566
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:SPATialreuse<index>?................................................566
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TAIL?...........................................................................567
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HETB:TXOP?........................................................................ 567
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:AGGRegation?........................................................... 568
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CBW?......................................................................... 568
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:CRC?..........................................................................568
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:FECCoding?............................................................... 569
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:HTLength?..................................................................569
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:MCS?..........................................................................570
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NESS?........................................................................570
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:NSOunding?............................................................... 570
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:REServed?................................................................. 571
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SHORtgi?................................................................... 571
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:SMOothing?................................................................571
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:STBCoding?............................................................... 572
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:HTSig:TAIL?.......................................................................... 572
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:LENGth?.......................................................................573
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:PARity?.........................................................................573
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:RATE?.......................................................................... 573
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:REServed?................................................................... 574
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:LSIG:TAIL?............................................................................ 574
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BEAMformed?..........................................................575
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:BW?......................................................................... 575
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:CRC?....................................................................... 575
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:FECCoding?.............................................................576
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:GID?.........................................................................576
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:LDPC?......................................................................576
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:PAID?....................................................................... 577
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:REServed<index>?.................................................. 577
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SDISambig?............................................................. 578
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SGI?......................................................................... 578
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SMCS?.....................................................................578
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:STBC?......................................................................579
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:SUNSts?.................................................................. 579
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TAIL?........................................................................580
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SINFo:VHTSig:TXOP?..................................................................... 580
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe:ALL?...................................................................................... 371
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:STATe?..............................................................................................371
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:CFERror?.............................................................................469
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?......................................462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:CURRent?......................................462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MAXimum?.....................................462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.....................463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.....................463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?....................463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.....................463
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:
AVERage?............................................................................................................................................... 464
CURRent?............................................................................................................................................... 464
MAXimum?.............................................................................................................................................. 464
MINimum?............................................................................................................................................... 464
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MINimum?......................................462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?........... 462
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?........... 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.......... 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?........... 462
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:AVERage?.......................................... 459
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:CURRent?.......................................... 459
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:MAXimum?......................................... 459
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:AVERage?.......................................460
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:CURRent?....................................... 460
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MAXimum?......................................460
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MINimum?....................................... 460
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:INPHase?.............................................................. 465
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:QUADrature?......................................................... 465
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage?..............................................................501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent?.............................................................. 501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?.................................................509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?................................................. 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?................................................509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?................................513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................ 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?...............................513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................ 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?..... 515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?..... 515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.... 515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?..... 515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?............ 516
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?.......................................514
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum?................................................. 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?...................... 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.......................511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?..................... 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.......................511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?............................. 512
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME?........................................................510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MAXimum?.............................................................501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.............................................502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................................. 502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?............................................502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................................. 502
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.................. 504
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.................. 504
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?................. 504
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.................. 504
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?......................... 506
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:TIME?....................................................505
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum?.............................................................. 501
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?................................................ 509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?.................................................509
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?............................................... 510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................... 513
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.............................. 513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................513
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.....515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?..... 515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?....515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?..... 515
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?............516
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?...................................... 514
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum?.................................................510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?...................... 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?...................... 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?..................... 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?...................... 511
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.............................512
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME?....................................................... 510
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?................................... 503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?................................... 503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.................................. 503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?................................... 503
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.......................................... 506
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME?.....................................................................505
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:
AVERage?............................................................................................................................................... 472
CURRent?............................................................................................................................................... 472
MAXimum?.............................................................................................................................................. 472
MINimum?............................................................................................................................................... 472
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?...............................473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?...............................473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?..............................473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?...............................473
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:AVERage?............................................471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:CURRent?............................................471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MAXimum?...........................................471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MINimum?............................................471
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TERRor?.............................................................................. 458
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage?............................................................. 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:CURRent?............................................................. 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency?......................................................... 484
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>?....................... 486
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>?..................................................485
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:SEGMent<seg>?........................................ 486
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK?...................................................................485
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MAXimum?............................................................ 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?............................................ 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?............................................ 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?........................................... 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?............................................ 481
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?..................483
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?..................483
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.................483
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?..................483
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MINimum?............................................................. 480
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?...................................482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?...................................482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?..................................482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?...................................482
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?.......................................................................... 488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?.......................................................................... 488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?..................................................... 493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?......................................................493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?.................................................... 493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?......................................................493
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?......................................................................... 488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?......................................................... 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?......................................................... 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?.................................... 494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?.....................................494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?................................... 494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?.....................................494
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?........................................................ 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?......................................................... 489
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.......................................491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?.......................................491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?.................. 496
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?.................. 496
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?................. 497
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?.................. 496
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?......................................491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?.......................................491
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?.......................................................................... 488
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>:SEGMents?..............................................500
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>?................................................................ 498
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:SEGMents?...............................................................499
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?................................................................................. 498
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?........................................................490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?........................................................490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?................................... 495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?................................... 495
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FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?.................................. 495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?................................... 495
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?.......................................................490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?........................................................490
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:AVERage?...................................................................466
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:CURRent?................................................................... 466
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?...........................................................................467
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?.................................................... 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?.................................................... 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?................................................... 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?.................................................... 468
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MAXimum?..................................................................466
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MINimum?................................................................... 466
FETCh:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?............................................................................. 608
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation..........................................................................................................371
INITiate:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>.............................................................................. 607
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:AVERage?......................................................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CFDistrib?...................................................................... 536
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:AVERage?...............................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:CURRent?...............................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MAXimum?..............................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:MINimum?...............................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CMIMo:PSTS:SDEViation?............................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:CURRent?......................................................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:AVERage?...........................................................522
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:CURRent?........................................................... 522
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MAXimum?..........................................................522
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:MINimum?........................................................... 522
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:DSSS:SDEViation?........................................................ 522
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MAXimum?.....................................................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.....................................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.....................................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?....................................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.....................................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SDEViation?..................................................530
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?.................................. 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?.................................. 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?................................. 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?.................................. 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:SDEViation?............................... 535
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:MINimum?......................................................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SDEViation?...................................................................526
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:AVERage?................................................... 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:CURRent?................................................... 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MAXimum?.................................................. 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:MINimum?................................................... 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MODulation:SEGMents:SDEViation?................................................ 533
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?............................................................... 518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?............................................................... 518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?.............................................................. 518
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?...............................................................518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?...............................................................518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?..............................................................518
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TEDistrib?.............................................................................521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:AVERage?.............................................................. 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:CURRent?.............................................................. 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MAXimum?............................................................. 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:MINimum?.............................................................. 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:PVTime:TERRor:SDEViation?........................................................... 521
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:AVERage?....................................................................... 476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:CURRent?........................................................................476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MAXimum?...................................................................... 476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:AVERage?...................................................... 477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.......................................................477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?..................................................... 477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.......................................................477
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:AVERage?................................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:CURRent?................................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MAXimum?.................................................. 479
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MIMO<n>:X:MINimum?................................................... 479
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:MINimum?........................................................................476
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:AVERage?.................................................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:CURRent?.................................................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MAXimum?................................................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SFLatness:X:MINimum?.................................................................... 478
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:CFERror?.............................................................................. 469
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:AVERage?....................................... 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:CURRent?....................................... 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MAXimum?...................................... 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:AVERage?...................... 464
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:CURRent?...................... 463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?..................... 464
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:MINimum?...................... 464
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:
AVERage?............................................................................................................................................... 464
CURRent?............................................................................................................................................... 464
MAXimum?.............................................................................................................................................. 465
MINimum?............................................................................................................................................... 465
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:MINimum?....................................... 462
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?............ 463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.............463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?........... 463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:CARRier:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.............463
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:AVERage?........................................... 459
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:CURRent?............................................459
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:DSSS:MAXimum?.......................................... 459
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:AVERage?........................................ 460
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:CURRent?........................................ 460
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MAXimum?....................................... 460
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:EVMagnitude:SYMBol:MINimum?........................................ 460
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:INPHase?................................................................465
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:IQConst:QUADrature?.......................................................... 465
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:AVERage?............................................................... 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:CURRent?............................................................... 501
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:AVERage?.................................................. 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:CURRent?.................................................. 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MAXimum?................................................. 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?................................. 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................. 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?................................ 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................. 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.......515
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.......515
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?......515
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.......515
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?..............516
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?........................................ 514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:MINimum?.................................................. 509
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?........................511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?........................ 511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.......................511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?........................ 511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?...............................512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:FEDGe:TIME?......................................................... 510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MAXimum?.............................................................. 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.............................................. 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:CURRent?.............................................. 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?............................................. 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:MINimum?.............................................. 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?....................504
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?....................504
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?...................504
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?....................504
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?...........................506
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MIMO<n>:TIME?..................................................... 505
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:MINimum?............................................................... 502
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:AVERage?..................................................510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:CURRent?.................................................. 510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MAXimum?.................................................510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.................................513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:CURRent?................................. 513
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?................................514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:MINimum?................................. 514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?...... 515
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?...... 515
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?..... 516
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?...... 516
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?............. 516
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MIMO<n>:TIME?........................................514
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:MINimum?.................................................. 510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?....................... 511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?........................511
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?...................... 512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?....................... 512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?.............................. 512
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:REDGe:TIME?.........................................................510
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.....................................503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.....................................503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?....................................503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.....................................503
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:SEGMent<seg>:TIME?............................................506
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:PVTime:TIME?...................................................................... 505
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:AVERage? 472
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:CURRent?.472
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:
MAXimum?.............................................................................................................................................. 472
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:MIMO:RXANtenna<n>:STReam<s>:MINimum?.472
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?................................ 473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?................................ 473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?............................... 473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?................................ 473
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:AVERage?............................................. 471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:CURRent?............................................. 471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MAXimum?............................................ 471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:SFLatness[:OFDM]:MINimum?............................................. 471
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TERRor?............................................................................... 458
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:AVERage?...............................................................480
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:CURRent?...............................................................480
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:FREQuency?...........................................................484
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>?........................ 486
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:MIMO<n>?................................................... 485
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK:SEGMent<seg>?......................................... 486
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MASK?.................................................................... 485
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MAXimum?..............................................................481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?..............................................481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?..............................................481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?.............................................481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?..............................................481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?................... 483
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?................... 483
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?.................. 483
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?................... 483
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:MINimum?...............................................................481
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:AVERage?.................................... 482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:CURRent?.................................... 482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MAXimum?................................... 482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TRACe:TSMask:SEGMent<seg>:MINimum?.................................... 482
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:AVERage?........................................................................... 488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:CURRent?............................................................................488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:AVERage?.......................................................493
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:CURRent?....................................................... 493
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MAXimum?......................................................494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:FREQuency:MINimum?....................................................... 494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MAXimum?.......................................................................... 488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:AVERage?.......................................................... 489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:CURRent?...........................................................489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:AVERage?......................................494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:CURRent?...................................... 494
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MAXimum?.....................................495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:FREQuency:MINimum?...................................... 495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MAXimum?......................................................... 489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:MINimum?...........................................................489
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:AVERage?........................................ 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:CURRent?........................................ 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?................... 497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?....................497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?.................. 497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?....................497
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MAXimum?....................................... 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MIMO<n>:SEGMents:MINimum?........................................ 491
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:MINimum?............................................................................488
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>:SEGMents?............................................... 500
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:MIMO<n>?................................................................. 498
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW:SEGMents?................................................................ 499
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:OBW?.................................................................................. 498
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:AVERage?......................................................... 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:CURRent?......................................................... 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:AVERage?.................................... 495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:CURRent?.....................................495
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MAXimum?................................... 496
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:FREQuency:MINimum?.....................................496
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MAXimum?........................................................ 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TSMask:SEGMents:MINimum?......................................................... 490
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:AVERage?.................................................................... 466
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:CURRent?.................................................................... 466
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:LIMit?............................................................................ 467
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:AVERage?......................................................468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:CURRent?......................................................468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MAXimum?.....................................................468
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READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MARGin:MINimum?......................................................468
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MAXimum?................................................................... 466
READ:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:UTERror<n>:MINimum?.................................................................... 466
READ:WLAN:MEAS:TMODe:ANTenna<Antennas>?...............................................................................608
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:CATalog:SCENario?.............................................................................................. 356
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:CSPath................................................................................................. 357
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:SALone.................................................................................................357
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario:TMIMo<PathCount>............................................................................. 357
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS:SCENario?.............................................................................................................356
ROUTe:WLAN:MEAS?..............................................................................................................................356
STOP:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation............................................................................................................ 371
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:CATalog:SOURce?.........................................................................399
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:MGAP.............................................................................................401
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SLOPe............................................................................................400
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:SOURce......................................................................................... 400
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:THReshold..................................................................................... 400
TRIGger:WLAN:MEAS:MEValuation:TOUT..............................................................................................401
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 Predefined fading settings
802.11n - MIMO channel models
Annex
A Predefined fading settings
The predefined fading settings correspond to the test scenarios defined in the common
mobile radio standards. The following tables provide a listing of the predefined stand-
ards along with the underlying test scenarios and the enabled settings.
● 802.11n - MIMO channel models.......................................................................... 633
● 802.11n - SISO channel models........................................................................... 643
● 802.11ac, ax - MIMO channel models...................................................................643
● 802.11ac, ax - SISO channel models....................................................................653
A.1 802.11n - MIMO channel models

According to IEEE 802.11-03/940r4 TGn Channel Models.
Rx antenna distance = 1
Tx antenna distance = 0.5
Distribution = Laplacian
Profile = bell shape high throughput task group (TGn) indoor, exception model F, path 3
where the profile = bell shape TGn moving vehicle
Speed = 1.2 km/h, exception model F, path 3 where speed = 40 km/h
A.1.1 Model A
Tap Path 1
Cluster
Profile bell shape TGn indoor
Loss [dB] 0
Delay [ns] 0
Angle of arrival (AoA) 45
Angular spread (AS) at receiver (Rx) 40
Angle of departure (AoD) 45
AS at transmitter (Tx) 40
Speed [km/h] 1.2
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A.1.2 Model B
Tap Path 1 Path 2 Path 3 Path 4
Cluster 1 2 1 2
Profile bell shape bell shape bell shape bell shape bell shape bell shape
TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn indoor
Loss [dB] 0 5.4 10.8 3.2 16.2 6.3
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 20 30 30
AoA 4.3 4.3 4.3 118.4 4.3 118.4
AS (Rx) 14.4 14.4 14.4 25.2 14.4 25.2
AoD 225.1 225.1 225.1 106.5 225.1 106.5
AS (Tx) 14.4 14.4 14.4 25.4 14.4 25.4
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
Tap Path 5 Path 6 Path 7 Path 8 Path 9
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 21.7 9.4 12.5 15.6 18.7 21.8
Delay [ns] 40 40 50 60 70 80
AoA 4.3 118.4 118.4 118.4 118.4 118.4
AS (Rx) 14.4 25.2 25.2 25.2 25.2 25.2
AoD 225.1 106.5 106.5 106.5 106.5 106.5
AS (Tx) 14.4 25.4 25.4 25.4 25.4 25.4
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
A.1.3 Model C
Tap Path 1 Path 2 Path 3 Path 4 Path 5 Path 6
Cluster
Loss [dB] 0 2.1 4.3 6.5 8.6 10.8
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 40 50
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AoA 290.3 290.3 290.3 290.3 290.3 290.3
AS (Rx) 24.6 24.6 24.6 24.6 24.6 24.6
AoD 13.5 13.5 13.5 13.5 13.5 13.5
AS (Tx) 24.7 24.7 24.7 24.7 24.7 24.7
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 7 Path 8 Path 9
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 13 5 15.2 7.2 17.3 9.3
Delay [ns] 60 60 70 70 80 80
AoA 290.3 332.3 290.3 332.3 290.3 332.3
AS (Rx) 24.6 22.4 24.6 22.4 24.6 22.4
AoD 13.5 56.4 13.5 56.4 13.5 56.4
AS (Tx) 24.7 22.5 24.7 22.5 24.7 22.5
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 19.5 11.5 13.7 15.8 18 20.2
Delay [ns] 90 90 110 140 170 200
AoA 290.3 332.3 332.3 332.3 332.3 332.3
AS (Rx) 24.6 22.4 22.4 22.4 22.4 22.4
AoD 13.5 56.4 56.4 56.4 56.4 56.4
AS (Tx) 24.7 22.5 22.5 22.5 22.5 22.5
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
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A.1.4 Model D
Cluster
Loss [dB] 0 0.9 1.7 2.6 3.5 4.3
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 40 50
AoA 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9
AS (Rx) 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7
AoD 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1
AS (Tx) 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 5.2 6.1 6.9 7.8 9 6.6
Delay [ns] 60 70 80 90 110 110
AoA 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 320.2
AS (Rx) 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 31.4
AoD 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 49.3
AS (Tx) 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 32.1
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 11.1 9.5 13.7 12.1 16.3 14.7
Delay [ns] 140 140 170 170 200 200
AoA 158.9 320.2 158.9 320.2 158.9 320.2
AS (Rx) 27.7 31.4 27.7 31.4 27.7 31.4
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AoD 332.1 49.3 332.1 49.3 332.1 49.3
AS (Tx) 27.4 32.1 27.4 32.1 27.4 32.1
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 15 Path 16
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 19.3 17.4 18.8 23.2 21.9 23.2
Delay [ns] 240 240 240 290 290 290
AoA 158.9 320.2 276.1 158.9 320.2 276.1
AS (Rx) 27.7 31.4 37.4 27.7 31.4 37.4
AoD 332.1 49.3 275.9 332.1 49.3 275.9
AS (Tx) 27.4 32.1 36.8 27.4 32.1 36.8
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 17 Path 18
Cluster 2 3
Profile bell shape TGn indoor bell shape TGn indoor bell shape TGn indoor
Loss [dB] 25.5 25.2 26.7
Delay [ns] 340 340 390
AoA 320.2 276.1 276.1
AS (Rx) 31.4 37.4 37.4
AoD 49.3 275.9 275.9
AS (Tx) 32.1 36.8 36.8
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
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A.1.5 Model E
Cluster 1 2
TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn moving TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn indoor
vehicle
Loss [dB] 2.6 3 3.5 3.9 4.5 1.8
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 50 50
AoA 163.7 163.7 163.7 163.7 163.7 251.8
AS (Rx) 35.8 35.8 35.8 35.8 35.8 41.6
AoD 105.6 105.6 105.6 105.6 105.6 293.1
AS (Tx) 36.1 36.1 36.1 36.1 36.1 42.5
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 5.6 3.2 6.9 4.5 8.2 5.8
Delay [ns] 80 80 110 110 140 140
AoA 163.7 251.8 163.7 251.8 163.7 251.8
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 35.8 41.6 35.8 41.6
AoD 105.6 293.1 105.6 293.1 105.6 293.1
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 36.1 42.5 36.1 42.5
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 9 Path 10
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 9.8 7.1 7.9 11.7 9.9 9.6
Delay [ns] 180 180 180 230 230 230
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 163.7 251.8 80
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 35.8 41.6 37.4
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Tap Path 9 Path 10
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 105.6 293.1 61.9
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 36.1 42.5 38
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 11 Path 12
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 13.9 10.3 14.2 16.1 14.3 13.8
Delay [ns] 280 280 280 330 330 330
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 163.7 251.8 80
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 35.8 41.6 37.4
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 105.6 293.1 61.9
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 36.1 42.5 38
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 13 Path 14
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 18.3 14.7 18.6 20.5 18.7 18.1
Delay [ns] 380 380 380 430 430 430
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 163.7 251.8 80
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 35.8 41.6 37.4
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 105.6 293.1 61.9
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 36.1 42.5 38
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
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Cluster 1 2 3 4 2 4 4 4
Profile bell bell bell bell bell bell bell bell

shape shape shape shape shape shape shape shape
TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn
indoor indoor indoor indoor indoor indoor indoor indoor
Loss [dB] 22.9 19.9 22.8 20.6 22.4 20.5 20.7 24.6
Delay [ns] 490 490 490 490 560 560 640 730
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 182 251.8 182 182 182
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 40.3 41.6 40.3 40.3 40.3
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 275.7 293.1 275.7 275.7 275.7
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 38.7 42.5 38.7 38.7 38.7
Speed 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2

[km/h]
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
A.1.6 Model F
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.2 4.6 1.8
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 50 50
AoA 315.1 315.1 315.1 315.1 315.1 180.4
AS (Rx) 48 48 48 48 48 55
AoD 56.2 56.2 56.2 56.2 56.2 183.7
AS (Tx) 41.6 41.6 41.6 41.6 41.6 55.2
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 40 1.2 1.2 1.2
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 5.3 2.8 6.2 3.5 7.1 4.4
Delay [ns] 80 80 110 110 140 140
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AoA 315.1 180.4 315.1 180.4 315.1 180.4
AS (Rx) 48 55 48 55 48 55
AoD 56.2 183.7 56.2 183.7 56.2 183.7
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 41.6 55.2 41.6 55.2
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 9 Path 10
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 8.2 5.3 5.7 9.5 7.4 6.7
Delay [ns] 180 180 180 230 230 230
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 315.1 180.4 74.7
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 48 55 42
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 56.2 183.7 153
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 41.6 55.2 47.4
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Tap Path 11 Path 12
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 11 7 10.4 12.5 10.3 9.6
Delay [ns] 280 280 280 330 330 330
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 315.1 180.4 74.7
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 48 55 42
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 56.2 183.7 153
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 41.6 55.2 47.4
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
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Tap Path 13 Path 14
Cluster 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

Loss [dB] 14.3 10.4 14.1 8.8 16.7 13.8 12.7 13.3
Delay [ns] 400 400 400 400 490 490 490 490
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 251.5 315.1 180.4 74.7 251.5
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 28.6 48 55 42 28.6
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 112.5 56.2 183.7 153 112.5
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 27.2 41.6 55.2 47.4 27.2
Speed 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2

[km/h]
Tap Path 15
Cluster 1 2 3 4 5
Profile bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn
indoor indoor indoor indoor indoor
Loss [dB] 19.9 15.7 18.5 18.7 12.9
Delay [ns] 600 600 600 600 600
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 251.5 68.5
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 28.6 30.7
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 112.5 291
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 27.2 33
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
Cluster 2 5 6 6
Profile bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn
indoor indoor indoor indoor
Loss [dB] 19.9 14.2 16.3 21.2
Delay [ns] 730 730 880 1050
AoA 180.4 68.5 246.2 246.2
AS (Rx) 55 30.7 38.2 38.2
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AoD 183.7 291 62.3 62.3
AS (Tx) 55.2 33 38 38
Speed [km/h] 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
A.2 802.11n - SISO channel models

These fading profiles are implemented as the 802.11n - MIMO channel models, expect
that:
● Correlation Path = off
● Coefficient, % = 100
● Phase, deg = 0
See Chapter A.1, "802.11n - MIMO channel models", on page 633.
A.3 802.11ac, ax - MIMO channel models

According to IEEE 802.11-03/940r4 TGn Channel Models.
Rx antenna distance = 1
Tx antenna distance = 0.5
Distribution = Laplacian
Profile = bell shape high throughput task group (TGn) indoor, exception model F, path 3
where the profile = bell shape TGn moving vehicle.
Speed = 0.089 km/h, exception model F, Path 3 where speed = 40 km/h
The 802.11ac, ax - MIMO channel models are applicable to channel bandwidth

≤ 40 MHz.
A.3.1 Model A (≤ 40 MHz)
Tap Path 1
Cluster
Profile bell shape TGn indoor
Loss [dB] 0
Delay [ns] 0
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Tap Path 1
Angle of arrival (AoA) 45
Angular spread (AS) at receiver (Rx) 40
Angle of departure (AoD) 45
AS at transmitter (Tx) 40
Speed [km/h] 0.089
A.3.2 Model B (≤ 40 MHz)
Cluster 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 0 5.4 10.8 3.2 16.2 6.3
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 20 30 30
AoA 4.3 4.3 4.3 118.4 4.3 118.4
AS (Rx) 14.4 14.4 14.4 25.2 14.4 25.2
AoD 225.1 225.1 225.1 106.5 225.1 106.5
AS (Tx) 14.4 14.4 14.4 25.4 14.4 25.4
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 21.7 9.4 12.5 15.6 18.7 21.8
Delay [ns] 40 40 50 60 70 80
AoA 4.3 118.4 118.4 118.4 118.4 118.4
AS (Rx) 14.4 25.2 25.2 25.2 25.2 25.2
AoD 225.1 106.5 106.5 106.5 106.5 106.5
AS (Tx) 14.4 25.4 25.4 25.4 25.4 25.4
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
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A.3.3 Model C (≤ 40 MHz)
Cluster
Loss [dB] 0 2.1 4.3 6.5 8.6 10.8
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 40 50
AoA 290.3 290.3 290.3 290.3 290.3 290.3
AS (Rx) 24.6 24.6 24.6 24.6 24.6 24.6
AoD 13.5 13.5 13.5 13.5 13.5 13.5
AS (Tx) 24.7 24.7 24.7 24.7 24.7 24.7
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 13 5 15.2 7.2 17.3 9.3
Delay [ns] 60 60 70 70 80 80
AoA 290.3 332.3 290.3 332.3 290.3 332.3
AS (Rx) 24.6 22.4 24.6 22.4 24.6 22.4
AoD 13.5 56.4 13.5 56.4 13.5 56.4
AS (Tx) 24.7 22.5 24.7 22.5 24.7 22.5
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 19.5 11.5 13.7 15.8 18 20.2
Delay [ns] 90 90 110 140 170 200
AoA 290.3 332.3 332.3 332.3 332.3 332.3
AS (Rx) 24.6 22.4 22.4 22.4 22.4 22.4
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AoD 13.5 56.4 56.4 56.4 56.4 56.4
AS (Tx) 24.7 22.5 22.5 22.5 22.5 22.5
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
A.3.4 Model D (≤ 40 MHz)
Cluster
Loss [dB] 0 0.9 1.7 2.6 3.5 4.3
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 40 50
AoA 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9
AS (Rx) 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7
AoD 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1
AS (Tx) 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 5.2 6.1 6.9 7.8 9 6.6
Delay [ns] 60 70 80 90 110 110
AoA 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 158.9 320.2
AS (Rx) 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 27.7 31.4
AoD 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 332.1 49.3
AS (Tx) 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.4 32.1
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
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Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 11.1 9.5 13.7 12.1 16.3 14.7
Delay [ns] 140 140 170 170 200 200
AoA 158.9 320.2 158.9 320.2 158.9 320.2
AS (Rx) 27.7 31.4 27.7 31.4 27.7 31.4
AoD 332.1 49.3 332.1 49.3 332.1 49.3
AS (Tx) 27.4 32.1 27.4 32.1 27.4 32.1
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 15 Path 16
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 19.3 17.4 18.8 23.2 21.9 23.2
Delay [ns] 240 240 240 290 290 290
AoA 158.9 320.2 276.1 158.9 320.2 276.1
AS (Rx) 27.7 31.4 37.4 27.7 31.4 37.4
AoD 332.1 49.3 275.9 332.1 49.3 275.9
AS (Tx) 27.4 32.1 36.8 27.4 32.1 36.8
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 17 Path 18
Cluster 2 3
Profile bell shape TGn indoor bell shape TGn indoor bell shape TGn indoor
Loss [dB] 25.5 25.2 26.7
Delay [ns] 340 340 390
AoA 320.2 276.1 276.1
AS (Rx) 31.4 37.4 37.4
AoD 49.3 275.9 275.9
AS (Tx) 32.1 36.8 36.8
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Tap Path 17 Path 18
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
A.3.5 Model E (≤ 40 MHz)
Cluster 1 2
Loss [dB] 2.6 3 3.5 3.9 4.5 1.8
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 50 50
AoA 163.7 163.7 163.7 163.7 163.7 251.8
AS (Rx) 35.8 35.8 35.8 35.8 35.8 41.6
AoD 105.6 105.6 105.6 105.6 105.6 293.1
AS (Tx) 36.1 36.1 36.1 36.1 36.1 42.5
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 5.6 3.2 6.9 4.5 8.2 5.8
Delay [ns] 80 80 110 110 140 140
AoA 163.7 251.8 163.7 251.8 163.7 251.8
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 35.8 41.6 35.8 41.6
AoD 105.6 293.1 105.6 293.1 105.6 293.1
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 36.1 42.5 36.1 42.5
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 9 Path 10
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
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Tap Path 9 Path 10
Loss [dB] 9.8 7.1 7.9 11.7 9.9 9.6
Delay [ns] 180 180 180 230 230 230
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 163.7 251.8 80
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 35.8 41.6 37.4
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 105.6 293.1 61.9
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 36.1 42.5 38
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 11 Path 12
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 13.9 10.3 14.2 16.1 14.3 13.8
Delay [ns] 280 280 280 330 330 330
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 163.7 251.8 80
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 35.8 41.6 37.4
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 105.6 293.1 61.9
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 36.1 42.5 38
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 13 Path 14
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 18.3 14.7 18.6 20.5 18.7 18.1
Delay [ns] 380 380 380 430 430 430
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 163.7 251.8 80
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 35.8 41.6 37.4
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 105.6 293.1 61.9
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 36.1 42.5 38
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
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Loss [dB] 22.9 19.9 22.8 20.6 22.4 20.5 20.7 24.6
Delay [ns] 490 490 490 490 560 560 640 730
AoA 163.7 251.8 80 182 251.8 182 182 182
AS (Rx) 35.8 41.6 37.4 40.3 41.6 40.3 40.3 40.3
AoD 105.6 293.1 61.9 275.7 293.1 275.7 275.7 275.7
AS (Tx) 36.1 42.5 38 38.7 42.5 38.7 38.7 38.7
Speed 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089

[km/h]
A.3.6 Model F (≤ 40 MHz)
Cluster 1 2
TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn moving TGn indoor TGn indoor TGn indoor
vehicle
Loss [dB] 3.3 3.6 3.9 4.2 4.6 1.8
Delay [ns] 0 10 20 30 50 50
AoA 315.1 315.1 315.1 315.1 315.1 180.4
AS (Rx) 48 48 48 48 48 55
AoD 56.2 56.2 56.2 56.2 56.2 183.7
AS (Tx) 41.6 41.6 41.6 41.6 41.6 55.2
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 40 0.089 0.089 0.089
Cluster 1 2 1 2 1 2
Loss [dB] 5.3 2.8 6.2 3.5 7.1 4.4
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Delay [ns] 80 80 110 110 140 140
AoA 315.1 180.4 315.1 180.4 315.1 180.4
AS (Rx) 48 55 48 55 48 55
AoD 56.2 183.7 56.2 183.7 56.2 183.7
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 41.6 55.2 41.6 55.2
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 9 Path 10
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 8.2 5.3 5.7 9.5 7.4 6.7
Delay [ns] 180 180 180 230 230 230
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 315.1 180.4 74.7
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 48 55 42
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 56.2 183.7 153
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 41.6 55.2 47.4
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Tap Path 11 Path 12
Cluster 1 2 3 1 2 3
Loss [dB] 11 7 10.4 12.5 10.3 9.6
Delay [ns] 280 280 280 330 330 330
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 315.1 180.4 74.7
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 48 55 42
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 56.2 183.7 153
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 41.6 55.2 47.4
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
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Tap Path 13 Path 14
Cluster 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

TGnTGn TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn TGn
Loss [dB] 14.3 10.4 14.1 8.8 16.7 13.8 12.7 13.3
Delay [ns] 400 400 400 400 490 490 490 490
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 251.5 315.1 180.4 74.7 251.5
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 28.6 48 55 42 28.6
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 112.5 56.2 183.7 153 112.5
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 27.2 41.6 55.2 47.4 27.2
Speed 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089

[km/h]
Tap Path 15
Cluster 1 2 3 4 5
Profile bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn
indoor indoor indoor indoor indoor
Loss [dB] 19.9 15.7 18.5 18.7 12.9
Delay [ns] 600 600 600 600 600
AoA 315.1 180.4 74.7 251.5 68.5
AS (Rx) 48 55 42 28.6 30.7
AoD 56.2 183.7 153 112.5 291
AS (Tx) 41.6 55.2 47.4 27.2 33
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
Cluster 2 5 6 6
Profile bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn bell shape TGn
indoor indoor indoor indoor
Loss [dB] 19.9 14.2 16.3 21.2
Delay [ns] 730 730 880 1050
AoA 180.4 68.5 246.2 246.2
AS (Rx) 55 30.7 38.2 38.2
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AoD 183.7 291 62.3 62.3
AS (Tx) 55.2 33 38 38
Speed [km/h] 0.089 0.089 0.089 0.089
Distribution Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian Laplacian
A.4 802.11ac, ax - SISO channel models

These fading profiles are implemented as the 802.11ac, ax - MIMO channel models,
expect that:
● Correlation Path = off
● Coefficient, % = 100
● Phase, deg = 0
See Chapter A.3, "802.11ac, ax - MIMO channel models", on page 643.
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 Spectrum mask areas
B Spectrum mask areas

This section lists information that is referenced by several command descriptions.
Table B-1: Spectrum mask areas
Standard (mask) Spectrum mask areas with margins
802.11b/g DSSS 4 areas (AB, CD, DC, BA)
802.11a/g OFDM, n, ac, ax 8 areas (AB, BC, CD, DE, ED, DC, CB, BA)
Exception: 80+80 MHz up to 16 areas (number of areas depends on channel distance)
802.11p (ETSI or IEEE) 10 areas (AB, BC, CD, DE, EF, FE, ED, DC, CB, BA)
802.11p (ARIB) 4 areas (AB, BC, CB, BA)
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 Index
Index
A Fading simulator
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 56
Application cards ............................................................... 10 Features & functions ........................................................... 9
Application notes ............................................................... 10 Frame format
Assign views Data frames ................................................................ 73
WLAN measurements ............................................... 302 PER .......................................................................... 107
Associated ......................................................................... 19 Frame rate control
Authenticated .................................................................... 19 Data frames ................................................................ 73
AWGN fading module Management frames ................................................... 71
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 57 Frequency
WLAN measurements ............................................... 291
B WLAN signaling .......................................................... 53
Frequency offset ..............................................................293
Band
WLAN measurements ............................................... 291 G
Bandwidth
WLAN measurements ............................................... 287 Getting started manual ........................................................ 9
Brochure ............................................................................ 10 Go to
Burst type WLAN signaling .......................................................... 46
H
C
HE capabilities .................................................................. 37
Channel HE TB info ......................................................................... 38
WLAN measurements ............................................... 291 Help ..................................................................................... 9
Channel range
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 69 I
Combined signal path commands
WLAN measurements ............................................... 609 Idle .................................................................................... 19
Connection status ............................................................. 18 Insertion loss
Country code WLAN signaling .......................................................... 56
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 69
L
D
Limits
Data end-to-end ................................................................ 96 WLAN measurements ............................................... 305
WLAN ......................................................................... 29 List mode
Data frame control WLAN measurements ............................................... 252
PER .......................................................................... 107
Data sheet ......................................................................... 10 M
DAU ................................................................................... 96
Deassociated .................................................................... 19 MAC address .................................................................... 36
Deauthenticated ................................................................ 19 Marker
Debug WLAN measurements ............................................... 285
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 99 Max TX power
Documentation overview ..................................................... 9 WLAN signaling .......................................................... 69
Measure on exception
E WLAN measurements ............................................... 298
Message logging ............................................................... 27
EDCA ................................................................................ 31 Message monitoring .......................................................... 98
Effective signal BW Minimum noise/system BW ratio
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 57 WLAN signaling .......................................................... 57
Evaluation length Mixer level offset ............................................................. 293
Expected nominal power ................................................. 292 O
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 55
External attenuation Occupied bandwidth ........................................................267
Input .......................................................................... 291 Open source acknowledgment (OSA) ............................... 10
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 51 Operation mode ................................................................ 48
Overview
F WLAN measurements ............................................... 257
Fading profile
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 56
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R&S®CMW270/290/500 Index
P U
Packet generator ............................................................... 30 UE info
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 95 WLAN signaling .......................................................... 35
PER measurement settings UE IP address ................................................................... 36
WLAN signaling ........................................................ 104 User manual ........................................................................ 9
Power class User margin ..................................................................... 293
Programming W
WLAN signaling ........................................................ 108 White papers ..................................................................... 10
WLAN
Q Measurements .......................................................... 240
Signaling ..................................................................... 13
Quick start guide ................................................................. 9 WLAN measurements
Command reference ................................................. 348
R Conformance requirements ...................................... 305
GUI reference ........................................................... 256
R&S CMWmars ........................................................... 27, 98 Measurement description ......................................... 241
Receive mode Programming ............................................................ 329
WLAN measurements ............................................... 287 WLAN signaling
Release notes ................................................................... 10 Command reference ................................................. 123
Repetition General description ..................................................... 15
WLAN measurements ............................................... 297 GUI reference ............................................................. 32
Results Introduction ................................................................. 15
WLAN measurements ............................................... 256 Programming ............................................................ 108
RF routing ....................................................................... 290 Softkey ........................................................................ 44
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 50 WPA settings (WLAN signaling) ........................................ 79
RX burst power ................................................................. 36
RX frame trigger (WLAN signaling) ................................... 89
S
Safety instructions ............................................................. 10
Scenario
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 47
Select as fixed target
WLAN signaling .................................................... 46, 98
Select menu
WLAN signaling .................................................... 46, 98
Signal to noise ratio
WLAN signaling .......................................................... 57
Standard
Start IndexWLAN measurements
Results ...................................................................... 256
State
Packet generator ........................................................ 95
Statistic count
Stop condition
T
Transmit spectrum mask ................................................. 264
ARIB (absolute) ........................................................ 267
ETSI (absolute) ......................................................... 267
IEEE (relative) ........................................................... 267
Trigger settings
Trigger signal (WLAN signaling) ........................................89
TX burst power .................................................................. 55
TX frame trigger (WLAN signaling) ................................... 89
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WLAN Firmware Applications

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1173.9692.02 | Version 35 | R&S®CMW270/290/500

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2.3 GUI reference...............................................................................................................32

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2.4.14 HE TB list mode measurements................................................................................. 120

3 WLAN measurements........................................................................ 240

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3.2.7 Multi-evaluation list mode............................................................................................252

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A Predefined fading settings................................................................ 633

B Spectrum mask areas........................................................................ 654

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1.1 Documentation overview

1.1.1 Getting started manual / quick start guide

Depending on your instrument model, there is either a getting started manual or a

1.1.2 User manual and help

1.1.3 Features & functions

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1.1.4 Basic safety instructions

Contains safety instructions in many languages.

1.1.5 Data sheet and brochure

1.1.6 Release notes and open-source acknowledgment (OSA)

1.1.7 Application notes, application cards, white papers, etc.

These documents deal with special applications or background information on particu-

1.2 How to read firmware application chapters

Each firmware application is described in a separate chapter. These chapters can be

2. Application sheets (optional)

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1.2.1 General description

This chapter provides a general description of the firmware application, independent of

1.2.2 Application sheets

1.2.3 GUI reference

1.2.4 Programming examples

1.2.5 Command reference

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R&S CMW-KS650 R&S CMW-KS660

R&S CMW-KE100 & /-KE670

R&S CMW-KS658 R&S CMW-KS657

R&S CMW-KB036 R&S CMW-KS667

The following software options are offered for WLAN signaling:

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Both SUA partitions required (e.g. SUA1&2).

● The signaling options offer the following test functionality:

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2.1 What's new

2.2 General description

2.2.1 Introduction to WLAN signaling tests

2.2.1.1 Test setups

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Figure 2-1: AP mode, SISO

Figure 2-2: AP mode, MIMO 2x2

Figure 2-3: AP mode, MIMO 2x2, multiple stations

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Figure 2-4: Station mode, SISO