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PST Software User's Guide
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Contents
1 Introduction........................................................................................ 1
1.1 Purpose ................................................................................................................1-1
1.2 Scope and intended audience...............................................................................1-2
1.3 Revision history.....................................................................................................1-3
1.4 Reference documents...........................................................................................1-4
1.5 Technical assistance.............................................................................................1-5
2 Installation.......................................................................................... 2
2.1 Required hardware and software .........................................................................2-1
2.2 Installing PST........................................................................................................2-2
2.3 Physical connectivity.............................................................................................2-3
3 Communication Parameters ............................................................ 3
4 Display and Function Overview.........................................................4
4.1 Status....................................................................................................................4-1
4.2 Download..............................................................................................................4-2
4.3 Nv edit ..................................................................................................................4-3
4.4 Nv Script................................................................................................................4-4
4.5 Lcd simulator.........................................................................................................4-5
4.6 Prl download…………………….............................................................................4-6
4.6.2 Prl Edit ……………………………………………………………………………….4-6-2
4.7 Dm logging …………….........................................................................................4-7
4.8 Cai msg..……………….........................................................................................4-8
4.9 Setup………………...............................................................................................4-9
4.10 Pst Frame Overview….......................................................................................4-10
5 Troubleshooting................................................................................. 5
Appendix
NV Scripts command.............................................................................A
SCAN_CONFIG Parameters..................................................................B
Sample Script Files................................................................................C
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1 Introduction
1.1 Purpose
PST (AXESSTEL Extensible Diagnostic Monitor) provides a diagnostic client for DMSS
software. Its interface is based on the Mobile Diagnostic Monitor (MDM) and the CDMA
Air
Interface Tester (CAIT). It was developed to provide a rapid prototyping platform for
new diagnostic clients and diagnostic protocol packets
PST provides a graphical user interface that displays data retrieved from DMSS
Also It Can download data to DMSS.
1.2 Scope and intended audience
This user guide is intended for users of PST who need to know how to install, use, and
understand
information provided by PST.
Many features in PST are documented elsewhere.
The following is an overview of what
_ Installation
_ Physical connectivity
_ Communication parameters
_ Overview of PST screens
_ Description of using PST
is covered by this guide:
1.3 Revision history
The revision history for this document is provided in the below
Revision history
AxessPst Rev. – JULY 14 2003 Initial release Ver. 0.1
The following is an overview of what is covered by this guide
Phone status
Download
Nv item edit
Prl Download and Edit
Lcd simulator
Dm log
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1.4 Reference documents
Reference documents are listed in the following table
Reference documents
1 CDMA DMSS Serial Data Interface Control Document 80-V1294-1 X5 Dec 2000
2. Qualcomm QXDM user guide
3. Qualcomm QPST user guide
4. Qualcomm CAIT user guide
1.5 Technical assistance
For assistance or clarification on information in this guide,
email AXESSTEL CDMA Technologies at
PST@AXESSTEL.COM
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2 Installation
2.1 Required hardware and software
PST is designed to be installed and run on a workstation running at Windows 95 ,
Windows 98 , Windows 2000 series, Windows XP series
NOTE An OS higher than Microsoft Windows 95 is required to run Axesstel PST.
PST installer program required which enables PST to run for a specified period of time
2.2 Physical connectivity
Connect a phone to a COM port on your PC using a serial cable as depicted in the
Figure 2-2.
You need following accessories:
- PC running PST
- Axesstel Wireless Phone
- UART COM Port
- COM Port
- RS-232 Cable provided by Axesstel.
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2.3 Installing PST
The PST software is provided either over the network or on CD-ROM, setup files alone.
This installer installs the User Release of PST, which includes the PST client
components.
The following procedure explains the User Release Installer only.
To install PST, run this file
1. From the Windows desktop, select START RUN Setup.exe
2. Click OK to confirm your choice and to run the executable file
3. By default, PST will be installed to this location on your machine:
Figure 2-3-1 Installer introduction
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Figure 2-3-2 Choosing Setup Type
Choose Install Folder , By Default c:\Program Files\Axesstel\PST
The installer will allow you to change the installation directory to one of your choice.
The installer creates a PST folder in your START menu.
PST can be run from your START menu by selecting START ->Programs>AxesstelPST -> AxessPST.exe
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Figure 2-3-3 Selecting Destination Folder
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3 Communication Setup
PST communication parameters should be configured for proper communication
between the phone and the PC.
The Communications dialog allows you to configure the COM port that will be used by
PST, as well as the Model of Phone.
Click Tool >> Setup
1. Select COM port number to be used.
2. Select Model Name
Axesstel Product Model Name
WLL products A2
Mobile phones E2
Hybrid products W2
Figure 3–1 Configure COM port & Product Model
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4 Display and Function Overview
The AxesstelPST based on Multi document is composed of 7 components.
Click Tool to see the components.
Status
Download
Nv edit
Lcd simulator
Prl edit
Dm log
Setup
4.1 Status
Status window shows the current status of DMSS
Note: The modification of the status value is not allowed
You can only get current value of DMSS
(Below: Figure 4–1 PST status window)
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Figure 4–1 PST status window
The fields and functions of the Status window are described in the following.
ESN
Electronic Serial Number (ESN) of the test phone.
Digital MIN
Digital phone Mobile Identification Number (MIN).
Analog MIN
Analog phone Mobile Identification Number (MIN).
Channel
Number of the CDMA channel.
SID
System Identification Number.
NID
Network Identification Number
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Code channel
Number of the CDMA code channel, range from 1 to 63.
Pilot PN offset
The PN offset number
Protocol revision
The highest protocol revision which the base station is capable. This value appears at
the end of a call, and is one of the following:
_ J_STD008
_ IS-95 in Cellular Band
_ IS-95A + TSB74
_ IS-95B Partial
_ IS-95B Full
_ IS-2000 Release 0
_ IS-2000 Release A
Mobile P_REV
The highest protocol revision of which the DMSS software is capable, which is one of the
following:
_ J_STD008
_ IS-95 in Cellular Band
_ IS-95A + TSB74
_ IS-95B Partial
_ IS-95B Full
_ IS-2000 Release 0
_ IS-2000 Release A
P_REV in use
The protocol currently in use between the base and mobile stations, which is one of the
following:
_ J_STD008
_ IS-95 in Cellular Band
_ IS-95A + TSB74
_ IS-95B Partial
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_ IS-95B Full
_ IS-2000 Release 0
_ IS-2000 Release A
SO in use
Slot cycle index
Frequency that the test phone checks the paging channel for data.
SCM
Station class mark (SCM) specifies the test phone hardware transmit (Tx) and receive
(Rx) capabilities.
Compiled date
Date the test phone firmware was compiled, displayed in month, day, and year format.
Compiled time
Time of day the test phone firmware was compiled, indicated in hours, minutes, and
seconds.
Released date
Date the test phone firmware was approved for release, indicated in the month, day,
and year format.
Released time
Time of day the test phone firmware was approved for release, displayed in hours,
minutes, and seconds.
Phone time
Current time of the test phone
RF Mode
Operating mode of phone under test. Mode types:
CDMA, Analog, or PCS.
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Phone State
CDMA state of phone under test, such as CDMA Idle, CDMA Conversation, etc.
CDMA rx state
RX State of the test phone.
Aquire or Not available
Entry reason
CDMA frame crc
RSSI
Current analog RSSI measurement
Output power
The signal’s Ec/Io power level (from 0 to –25 dB)
Locaid
Analog location area identification number.
Analog word sync
Analog good frames
Analog bad frames
MSM Demod ID
MSM Chip ID
HW major version
HW minor version
Firmware version
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Version directory
Model code
Model number of the test phone
For example, A2, W2, E2
COM port
Serial port in use
COM port state
State of Serial Port that used by PST
If serial port is active, this field displays data speed.
If not, this field displays “Port not opened”
4.2 Download
Software Download is used to:
_ Download software to a phone from a Axesstel Phone Image (.HEX) file
_ Download software to a phone from a Axesstel Phone Image (.BIN) file
_ Backup and Recover User Data
To start Download, Select menu -> window-> Download.
The first window, as shown in Figure 4–2, appears.
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Figure 4–2 PST Download window
4.2.1 Downloading a file
The Software Download application let you select a phone connected to your PC,
select a file to download into the phone,
and monitor the status of your download session in the lower portion of the window
The application can download new code to any Axesstel phone
4.2.2 Selecting a file to download
Click Find button located in Download windows
next , choose the Phone Image in the Phone Image dialog
Use this dialog to locate the file to download
4.2.3 Starting the download
To start the download:
1. Click Start. You will see the progress of the download in the lower portion of the PST
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Software, Download window
2. Download is stating
3. when download is end, download window display “
download is end successfully”
4. Total time to end nomally is 3’ 45
4.2.4 Saving and restoring NV memory
Items in a phone’s NV memory are backuped automatically during the download
process
If the User Data
You can also save and restore them manually.
The USER DATA tabs let you select files for backing up or restoring phone settings.
Backup/Restore check box is checked.
Figure 4–1-4 Backup & Restore
4.2.5 Backing up NV items
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To back up a phone’s NV memory:
1. Click the Read from phone Button in the USER DATA tab
2. select the target file to save nvitems from the resulting
You will see the progress of the bakup process in the lower portion of the dialog.
4.2.6 Restoring NV items
To restore a phone’s NV memory from a backup (usr) file:
1. Click User Data File Button to access the restored file
2. select the target file restored nvitems
3. Click
Start.
You will see the progress of the restore process in the lower portion of the dialog.
4.3 Nv Edit
This screen allows you to read and write NV items.
When you click on an NV item,
it will display the names within the item in right window
And Click the Read button to read the current value of the selected NV item int right
window
After modifying the values,
click the Write button to write the updated values back to the phone.
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Figure 4–3 Nv edit window
The NV Edit can read and write nv item in the DMSS
The NV Edit Support to next items
* Electronic Serial Number.
ESN Electronic Serial Number
ESN_CHKSUM Electronic Serial Number checksum
VERNO_MAJ NV Major version number
VERNO_MIN NV Minor version number
* Permanent physical station configuration parameters.
SCM SCMp
SLOT_CYCLE_INDEX Slot cycle index
MOB_CAI_REV Mobile CAI revision number
MOB_FIRM_REV Mobile firmware revision number
MOB_MODEL Mobile model
CONFIG_CHKSUM Checksum of physical configuration parameters
* Permanent general NAM items. Each of these is associated with a
* particular NAM (there are up to four NAMs per unit). The NAM id is
* specified in the request. Certain analog parameters are truly
* associated with the MIN, but since there is only one MIN per NAM
* in analog mode they are defined as a NAM item.
PREF_MODE DigitalAnalog mode preference
CDMA_PREF_SERV CDMA preferred serving system (AB)
ANALOG_PREF_SERV Analog preferred serving system (AB)
CDMA_SID_LOCK CDMA SID(s) to lockout
CDMA_SID_ACQ CDMA SID to acquire
ANALOG_SID_LOCK ANALOG SID(s) to lockout
ANALOG_SID_ACQ ANALOG SID to acquire
ANALOG_FIRSTCHP Analog FIRSTCHPp
ANALOG_HOME_SID Analog HOME_SIDp
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ANALOG_REG Analog registration setting
PCDMACH Primary CDMA channel
SCDMACH Secondary CDMA channel
PPCNCH Primary PCN channel
SPCNCH Secondary PCN channel
NAM_CHKSUM NAM checksum
* Authentication NAM items. Each of these is associated with a NAM
* authentication (there are up to four NAMs per unit). The NAM id is
* specified in the request.
A_KEY Authentication A key
A_KEY_CHKSUM Authentication A key checksum
SSD_A SSD_Asp
SSD_A_CHKSUM SSD_Asp checksum
SSD_B SSD_Bsp
SSD_B_CHKSUM SSD_Bsp checksum
COUNT COUNTsp
* MIN items. Each of these is associated with a particular MIN within
* the NAM (there are up to 2 MINs per NAM). The MIN id itself is
* specified in the request. When operating in analog mode the first MIN
* is the one and only meaningfull one.
MIN1 MIN1p
MIN2 MIN2p
MOB_TERM_HOME CDMA MOB_TERM_HOMEp registration flag
MOB_TERM_FOR_SID CDMA MOB_TERM_FOR_SIDp registration flag
MOB_TERM_FOR_NID CDMA MOB_TERM_FOR_NIDp registration flag
ACCOLC ACCOLCp
SID_NID CDMA SIDNID pairs
MIN_CHKSUM MIN checksum
* Operational NAM settings.
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CURR_NAM Current NAM
ORIG_MIN Call origination MIN within NAM
AUTO_NAM Select NAM automatically on roaming
NAME_NAM A user selectable name for each NAM
* Semi-permanent analog registration parameters.
NXTREG Holds the registration count per CAI section 2.3.4.1.
LSTSID SIDsp (last SID registered)
LOCAID LOCAIDsp
PUREG PUREGsp
* Semi-permanent CDMA registration and channel parameters.
ZONE_LIST ZONE_LISTsp
SID_NID_LIST SID_NID_LISTsp
DIST_REG Distance registration variables
LAST_CDMACH Last CDMA channel acquired
* Timers, each associated with a specific NAM.
CALL_TIMER Last call time
AIR_TIMER Air time (resettable cummulative call timer)
ROAM_TIMER Roam time (resettable cummulative roam timer)
LIFE_TIMER Life time (non-resettable cumm. call timer)
* Run timer, independent of NAM.
RUN_TIMER Run timer (time hardware has been running)
* Memory (speed) dial numbers.
DIAL Speed dial number
STACK Call stack number
STACK_IDX Call stack last number index
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REDIAL
* Telephone pages (obsolete).
PAGE_SET OBSOLETE Page setting
PAGE_MSG OBSOLETE Page message and time
* Volumes.
EAR_LEVEL Handset ear piece volume level
SPEAKER_LEVEL Handsfree speaker volume level
RINGER_LEVEL Ringer volume level
BEEP_LEVEL Key beep volume level
* Tones.
CALL_BEEP One minute call beeper select
CONT_KEY_DTMF Continuous keypad DTMF tones select
CONT_STR_DTMF Continuous string (memory) DTMF tones select
SVC_AREA_ALERT Service area enterexit alert select
CALL_FADE_ALERT Call fade alert select
* Various phone settings.
BANNER Idle banner to display
LCD Display brightness setting
AUTO_POWER Auto power settings (power savings)
AUTO_ANSWER Auto answer setting
AUTO_REDIAL Auto redial setting
AUTO_HYPHEN Auto hyphen setting
BACK_LIGHT Backlighting manualauto mode
AUTO_MUTE Auto radio mute setting
* Locks and restrictions values.
MAINTRSN Base station maintance required reason
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LCKRSN_P Base station lock reason, until power cycled
LOCK Indicator of whether user locked the phone
LOCK_CODE Lock code string
AUTO_LOCK Auto lock setting
CALL_RSTRC Call restrictions
SEC_CODE Security code
HORN_ALERT Horn alert setting
* Error log.
ERR_LOG Error log
* Miscellaneous items.
UNIT_ID Unit hardware id (obsolete)
FREQ_ADJ Frequency adjust values (obsolete)
* V Battery MinMax. (Portable Only Item)
VBATT V battery regulator array for minmax
* Audio Adjustment values
VOC_GAIN
* Spare items (2) for developer
SPARE_1
SPARE_2
* Data Services items
DATA_IO_MODE External port (IO) mode for Data svc
DATA_MODE_ENABLED Data Service(Task) EnabledDisabled
DATA_MODE_ENABLED
IDLE_DATA_TIMEOUT Data service idle time in seconds
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* Initial Muting Modes
INI_MUTE
* Factory free format test buffer
FACTORY_INFO
* DM address item (for multi-drop HDLC)
DM_ADDR
CDMA_PN_MASK
SEND_TIMEOUT
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POWER_CYCLES
ALERTS_LVL
ALERTS_LVL_SHADOW
RINGER_LVL_SHADOW
BEEP_LVL_SHADOW
EAR_LVL_SHADOW
TIME_SHOW
MESSAGE_ALERT message alert type
AIR_CNT
ROAM_CNT
LIFE_CNT
DWNR_UP_CNT
SEND_PIN
AUTO_ANSWER_SHADOW
AUTO_REDIAL_SHADOW
SMS
IMSI_11_12
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IMSI_MCC
IMSI_T_MCC
DIR_NUMBER
DIR_NUMBER_PCS
VOICE_PRIV
FSC
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* MSM2P and beyond NV items. (continued)
N1M
ALARMS
STANDING_ALARM
DIALING_PLAN
ISD_STD_PASSWD
ISD_STD_RESTRICT
FSC2
FSC2_CHKSUM
WDC
HW_CONFIG
* TMSI NAM parameters and extensions.
IMSI OBSOLETE InternationaMobileStationID
IMSI_ADDR_NUM Length of IMSI
IMSI_T_ADDR_NUM TMSI_ZONE_LENs-p
ASSIGNING_TMSI_ZONE_LEN TMSI_ZONEs-p
ASSIGNING_TMSI_ZONE TMSI_CODEs-p
TMSI_CODE TMSI expiration time
TMSI_EXP Subscriber's home block
HOME_PCS_FREQ_BLOCK Directory number, PCS format
* Roaming List and MRU Table.
ROAMING_LIST The roaming list
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MRU_TABLE Most recently used channels
MRU2_TABLE NOTE: This item is obsolete
LIFE_TIMER_G
CALL_TIMER_G
OTKSL One-time keypad subsidy lock
TIMED_PREF_MODE To allow analog-only operation
RINGER_TYPE Ringer type setting
ANY_KEY_ANSWER Answer call with any key
BACK_LIGHT_HFK Hands Free Kit backlight setting
RESTRICT_GLOBAL Global phone book restriction
KEY_SOUND Type of keypress sound emitted
DIALS_SORTING_METHOD Phone book sorting method
LANGUAGE_SELECTION Language for user interface
MENU_FORMAT Type of user interface menus
RINGER_SPKR_LVL External speaker ringer volume
BEEP_SPKR_LVL External speaker key beep volume
VIBRATOR Use vibrator instead of ringer
FLIP_ANSWERS Opening clamshell answers call
DIAL_RESTRICT_LVLS ISS2 dialing restriction levels
DIAL_STATE_TABLE_LEN Number elements in state table
DIAL_STATE_TABLE ISS2 dialing plan state table
VOICE_PRIV_ALERT Voice privacy alert for TGP
DATA_QNC_ENABLED QNC enabled flag
DATA_SO_SET Which Service Option set is in effect
UP_LINK_INFO IP addresses and key data
UP_KEY
UP_PARMS Current gateway, alert state, etc.
UP_CACHE The Unwired Planet cache
ELAPSED_TIME Timer for formal test use
PDM2 For RF Cal use
VBATT_AUX Auxillary VBATT min-max
DTACO_CONTROL DTACO enableddisabled control
DTACO_INTERDIGIT_TIMEOUT DTACO interdigit timeout
PDM1 For RF Cal use
BELL_MODEM Flag for ISS2
SID_NID_LOCK CDMA SID(s) and NID(s) to lockout
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PRL_ENABLED If the roaming list is enabled or not
SYSTEM_PREF System Preference, per NAM
HOME_SID_NID "Home" SIDNID list
OTAPA_ENABLED Whether OTAPA is enabled, per NAM
NAM_LOCK SPASM protection per NAM
IMSI_T_S1 True IMSI - MIN1
IMSI_T_S2 True IMSI - MIN2
UP_ALERTS Unwired Planet alert records
UP_IDLE_TIMER Idle time timer
SMS_UTC Specifies format of SMS time display
ROAM_RINGER Specifies roam ringer on or off
RENTAL_TIMER The rental timer item
RENTAL_TIMER_INC The rental timer increment value
RENTAL_CNT The rental counter
RENTAL_TIMER_ENABLED Enablesdisables the rental timer
FULL_SYSTEM_PREF Controls system pref display options
BORSCHT_RINGER_FREQ Ringer freq used for BORSCHT port (RJ-11)
PAYPHONE_ENABLE Enabledisable payphone support
DSP_ANSWER_DET_ENABLE Enabledisable dsp answer detection
EVRC_PRI EVRC13K priority: EVRC first, 13K first
AFAX_CLASS_20 Obsolete item
V52_CONTROL V52 control option
CARRIER_INFO Bitmap and ASCII name info for carrier
AFAX Analog FAX type: end to end or class 2.0
SIO_PWRDWN Distinguishes oldnew UART hardware
PREF_VOICE_SO EVRC voice service options
SMS_AUTO_DELETE SMS auto-deletion enabled status
SRDA_ENABLED Silent redial enabled status
OUTPUT_UI_KEYS Enable-disable sending UI keystrokes
POL_REV_TIMEOUT Timeout for polarity reversal
SI_TEST_DATA_1 First stack-checker diagnostic buffer
SI_TEST_DATA_2 Second stack-checker diagnostic buffer
SPC_CHANGE_ENABLED Enable-disable OTASP SPC change
DATA_MDR_MODE
DATA_PKT_ORIG_STR Dial string for originating packet calls
DATA_AUTO_PACKET_DETECTION Packet data configuration item
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ROAM_MSG Downloadable roaming messages
SMS_REMINDER_TONE Reminder tone is on or off
PAP_USER_ID User_ID for Password Auth. Protocol
PAP_PASSWORD Actual password for PAP
SMS_BC_SERVICE_TABLE_SIZE
SMS_BC_SERVICE_TABLE
SMS_BC_CONFIG
SMS_BC_USER_PREF
PREF_FOR_RC IS2000 CAI radio configuration RC preference
DS_DEFAULT_BAUD DATA SERVICES default SIO baud rate
PRIMARY_DNS Contains the IP Address of the DNS Server
SECONDARY_DNS Contains the IP Address of the Secondary
DNS Server
DATA_SCRM_ENABLED Enablesdisables the mobile's ability to SCRM
DATA_TRTL_ENABLED In IS2000, if mobile should self-throttle R-SCH
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SHORTCUT_ONE
SHORTCUT_TWO
SHORTCUT_THR
SHORTCUT_FOR
SHORTCUT_FIV
SHORTCUT_SIX
SHORTCUT_SEV
SHORTCUT_EIG
SHORTCUT_NIN
SHORTCUT_TEN
VOICEMAIL_NUMBER
GPS1_LOCK
TOLL_FREE_LIST
LONG_DISTANCE
INTERNATIONAL
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PAY_PER_USE
4.4 Nv Scripting
4.4.1 Overview
PST contains a scripting language that allows you to extend its
functions for special-purpose testing. Script commands allow you to
send single or multiple commands to a test phone from PST. You
can either enter and send commands manually or have them sent
from a prepared script file.
Some script commands direct packets to the test phone, while others
affect only PST operations. When data packets are sent to the test
phone, response packets are returned to PST containing data or
acknowledgment (ACK) messages. These responses are displayed
on the Scripting window and can be logged to a file.
4.4.2 Scripting window
You can view or run scripts displayed on the Scripting window. This
window contains two areas where you can enter commands, control script execution,
and view output after running ascript.
Figure 4-4-2-1 Script window
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