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Test 08 – Multislot information

Available in: 6210, 9210

This test displays information about which timeslots are used on the current ARFCN channel. Typically, only 1 timeslot will be used (constituting one physical channel) however when using HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data) multiple timeslots can be used (meaning several simultaneous physical channels for parallel data transmission).

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First line: (Only on 6210 with version 5.02, screens from 4.27) Shows channel displayed in Test 1 too

Rx: Rx timeslots. Each column underneath the timeslot numbers represents that timeslot. If the value is 0, the timeslot is not used for downlink communication. If the value is 1, the timeslot is used for downlink communication (and consequently the corresponding information in Test 09 is valid). If the MS is not in dedicated mode, ‘x’ is displayed. [GSM 04.08:10.5.2.21b]

Tx: Tx timeslots. Each column underneath the timeslot numbers represents that timeslot. If the value is 0, the timeslot is not used for uplink communication. If the value is 1, the timeslot is used for uplink communication (and consequently the corresponding information in Test 09 is valid). If the MS is not in dedicated mode, ‘x’ is displayed.

mCh: The timeslot number of the physical channel used to carry the DCCH (Dedicated Control Channel) signalling. From now on, ‘main channel’ will be used to refer to this physical channel. If the MS is not in dedicated mode, ‘x’ is displayed.

mPw: The power output used for transmission on the main physical channel. This is the same value displayed in Test 01. See Test 01 for further information. If the MS is not in dedicated mode, ‘xx’ is displayed.

Note the Rx and Tx configuration do not have to be the same (asymmetric). More information about multislot configurations can be found from the following reference. [GSM 05.02:B1]

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