This manual describes the USB 2.0/3.2 Compliance Test Procedures with option R&S®RTO-K21
(1317.4103.02) /R&S®RTO6-K21 (1801.6912.02) / R&S®RTP-K21 (1337.8685.02)/ R&S®RTPK101(1800.6948.02).
Revision History
Rev
01Dec 10, 2012allEdit for final release
0101Feb 12, 20133.1; 4.1 and 5.1Update of model numbers
02Apr 05, 20131.1/ 2.2
03Dec 05, 2013allUpdate incorporates MOI review and changes in R&S ScopeSuite version
04Feb 19, 20141.5
05
06Feb 19, 2016all
DateChapterComments
Update of requirements/report formats
1.2; 1.4; 3.1.7
3.1.6, 4.1.5
3.1.1, 4.1.1, 4.1.2
all test case chapters
3.1.5
Annex
Mar 17, 20141.5
3.1.4
4.1.3
3.1.5, 4.1.11, 5.1.5
1, 2.1, 2.7, 3.1, 3.2
New
Added the arbitrary waveform generator
2.0
Test configuration for USB DUTs
New equipment for Signal Quality Tests (USB-IF USB 2.0 hi-speed test fixture + pair of SMA cables)
Added info on connecting DUT to test fixture and/or test bed computer
Edited test procedure J/K, SE0_NAK
New chapter: Ordering information
New configuration for DC voltage measurement
Improved measurement description
Added info on USB-IF host test fixture connection
Added info on ProbeMeter usage
Update to current R&S ScopeSuite version.
New chapters
07Jun 28, 20162.2Deleted MATLAB Compiler Runtime, no longer required
08Sep 01, 20161.1, 4.1.6, 4.1.7, 5.1.5Corrected list of supported AWGs
09Aug 01, 2018allSupport of the R&S RTP oscilloscope
10Mai 29, 20192.1, 4.1.6, 4.1.7, 5.1.5
Annex
11Jan 20212.1, 4.2, 5.2, 6.2New chapters for USB 3.2 test cases
The R&S ScopeSuite software is used with R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP oscilloscopes. It can
be installed on a test computer or directly on the oscilloscope. For system requirements, refer to the Release Notes.
R&S ScopeSuite Overview
The R&SScopeSuite main panel has several areas:
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"Settings": connection settings to oscilloscope and other instruments also default
report settings
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"Compliance Tests": selection of the compliance test
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"Demo": accesses demo test cases that can be used for trying out the software
without having a connection to an oscilloscope
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"Help": opens the help file, containing information about the R&S ScopeSuite configuration
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"About": gives information about the R&SScopeSuite software
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"Tile View": allows a personalization of the compliance test selection
You can configure which tests are visible in the compliance test section and which
are hidden, so that only the ones you use are displayed.
► To hide a test from the "Compliance Tests" view, do one of the following:
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a) Right-click on the compliance test you want to hide.
The icon of the test changes, see Figure 1-1. Now with a left click you can hide
the test.
Figure 1-1: Unpin icon
b) Click on "Title View" to show a list of the available test cases. By clicking a test
case in the show list, you can pin/unpin it from the main panel.
R&S ScopeSuite Overview
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2Preparing the Measurements
2.1Test Equipment
USB 2.0 Test Equipment
For USB 2.0 compliance tests, the following test equipment is recommended:
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R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP oscilloscope with 4 channels and at least 2 GHz bandwidth.
For full speed and low speed compliance tests, a 4-channel R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP
with less than 2 GHz bandwidth is sufficient.
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R&S RT-ZF1 USB 2.0 compliance test fixture set, which consists of the load board
and the signal quality board.
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Probes:
–2x single-ended active probes with at least 2 GHz bandwidth
–1x differential active probe with at least 2 GHz bandwidth
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Tabor WX2182B/Tabor WX2182C arbitrary waveform generator for automatic
receiver sensitivity tests.
For manual receiver sensitivity tests, any AWG with at least 1.44 Gsample/s can be
used.
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R&S ScopeSuite software, which can be installed on a computer or directly on the
R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP.
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R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP-K21 USB 2.0 compliance test option (required option, installed on the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP)
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Make sure that you use the latest version of the USBHSET tool. To find downloads,
search for USBHSET on the following websites:
Regularly check the USB-IF website compliance.usb.org/index.asp?Update-
File=Electrical&Format=Standard for USB-IF compliance updates.
Preparing the Measurements
Test Equipment
USB 3.2 Test Equipment
For USB 3.2 compliance tests, the following test equipment is recommended:
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R&SRTP oscilloscope with 4 channels and at least 16 GHz bandwidth.
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At least one of the following test fixture sets:
–R&S RT-ZB2 USB 3.1 Demo Board 1
–USB3ET - USB 3.0 Electrical Test Fixture Kit
–USB31AET – USB 3.1 USB (10 GT/s) Type-A and Micro-B Electrical Test Fix-
ture Kit
–USB31CET – USB 3.1 USB (10 GT/s) Type-C Electrical Test Fixture Kit
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Cables / adapters:
–2x R&S RTP-ZA16 BNC to SMA adapter
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–2x SMA cable
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R&S RTP-B6/Tabor WX2182B/Tabor WX2182C arbitrary waveform generator to
generate Ping.LFPS to toggle compliance pattern.
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R&S ScopeSuite software, which can be installed on a computer or directly on the
R&S RTP).
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R&S RTP-K101 USB 3.2 compliance test option (required option, installed on
theR&S RTP)
2.2Installing Software and License
The preparation steps are performed only once for each computer and instrument that
are used for testing.
Uninstall older versions of the R&S ScopeSuite
If an older version of the R&S ScopeSuite is installed, make sure to uninstall the old
version before you install the new one. You can find the version number of the current
installation in "Help" menu > "About". To uninstall the R&S ScopeSuite, use the Windows " Control Panel" > "Programs".
Preparing the Measurements
Installing Software and License
For best operation results, we recommend that the installed firmware versions of the
R&S ScopeSuite and the oscilloscope are the same.
To install the R&S ScopeSuite
1. Download the latest R&S ScopeSuite software from the "Software" section on the
For system requirements, refer to the Release Notes.
To install the license key on the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP
► When you got the license key of the compliance test option, enable it on the oscil-
loscope using [Setup] > "SW Options".
For a detailed description, refer to the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP user manual, chapter
"Installing Options", or to the online help on the instrument.
To install USBHSET on the USB host
1. Download the USBHSET tool kit (HS Electrical Test Tool):
If the R&S ScopeSuite software runs on a test computer, the computer and the testing
oscilloscope require a LAN connection.
There are two ways of connection:
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LAN (local area network): It is recommended that you connect to a LAN with DHCP
server. This server uses the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) to
assign all address information automatically.
If no DHCP server is available, or if the Tabor WX2182B or WX2182C is used for
automatic testing, assign fixed IP addresses to all devices.
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Direct connection of the instruments and the computer or connection to a switch
using LAN cables: Assign fixed IP addresses to the computer and the instruments
and reboot all devices.
To set up and test the LAN connection
1. Connect the computer and the instruments to the same LAN.
2. Start all devices.
3. If no DHCP server is available, assign fixed IP addresses to all devices.
4. Ping the instruments to make sure that the connection is established.
5. If VISA is installed, check if VISA can access the instruments.
a) Start VISA on the test computer.
b) Validate the VISA address string of each device.
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See also:
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Chapter 2.5, "Connecting the R&SRTO/RTO6/RTP", on page 10
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Chapter 2.6, "Connecting the Arbitrary Waveform Generator", on page 12
2.4Starting the R&S ScopeSuite
To start the R&S ScopeSuite on the test computer or on the oscilloscope:
► Double-click the R&S ScopeSuite program icon.
To start the R&S ScopeSuite on the instrument, in the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP firmware:
► In the "Apps" dialog, open the "Compliance" tab.
Preparing the Measurements
Connecting the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP
2.5Connecting the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP
If the R&S ScopeSuite is installed directly on the instrument, the software detects the
R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP firmware automatically, and the "Oscilloscope" button is not
available in the R&S ScopeSuite.
If the R&S ScopeSuite software runs on a test computer, the computer and the testing
oscilloscope require a LAN connection, see Chapter 2.3, "Setting Up the Network",
on page 9. The R&S ScopeSuite software needs the IP address of the oscilloscope to
establish connection.
1. Start the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP.
2. Start the R&S ScopeSuite software.
3. Click "Settings" > "Oscilloscope".
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Preparing the Measurements
Connecting the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP
4. Enter the IP address of the oscilloscope.
To obtain the IP address: press the Rohde & Schwarz logo at the top-right corner
of the oscilloscope's display.
5. Click "Get Instrument Information".
The computer connects with the instrument and gets the instrument data.
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If the connection fails, an error message is shown.
2.6Connecting the Arbitrary Waveform Generator
USB 2.0 tests
For USB receiver sensitivity tests, an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is required.
The tests can be performed manually or automatically, depending on the available
AWG.
Automatic test execution is possible with all instruments that are listed in the R&S ScopeSuite, in the "Instrument Settings" dialog box. In automatic mode, the R&S ScopeSuite configures the instrument and ensures that the AWG sends the required waveforms. Automatic mode requires a LAN connection and the installation of a VISA implementation (R&S VISA, see www.rohde-schwarz.com/rsvisa) on the computer that is
running the R&S ScopeSuite. If the R&S ScopeSuite is installed on the R&S RTO/
RTO6/RTP, no installation is needed because VISA is already installed on the instrument. If the Tabor WX2182B or WX2182C is used for automatic testing, fixed IP
addresses are required.
Preparing the Measurements
Connecting the Arbitrary Waveform Generator
For manual test execution, it is recommended to use one of the listed AWGs, but you
can also use another AWG with at least 1.44 Gsample/s. In manual mode, you connect
the AWG to the test board and configure the instrument manually. VISA is not required.
The R&S ScopeSuite uses VISA if it is installed, otherwise it uses the VXI-11 protocol.
USB 3.2 tests
For all USB 3.2 tests, an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is required to generate
the Ping.LFPS signal. It toggles the compliance pattern.
In the "Automatic" operating mode, the Ping.LFPS signal is generated automatically
through the R&S ScopeSuite.
In the "Manual" operating mode, the Ping.LFPS has to be loaded to the waveform
generator.
To configure the arbitrary waveform generator for automatic testing
1. Connect the computer and the AWG.
2. Set up the LAN connection. See Chapter 2.3, "Setting Up the Network", on page 9.
3. In the R&S ScopeSuite, click "Instruments".
Alternatively, you can select the "Instrument" tab in the test case configuration dialog.
4. Click the "AWG" tab.
5. Select "Operating mode" = "Automatic".
6. Select a supported "AWG Type" and enter its IP address.
For a list of the supported AWGs, see chapter "Test Equipment".
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Preparing the Measurements
Report Configuration
7. Click "Get Instrument Information".
The computer or R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP connects with the instrument and retrieves
the instrument data.
8. If the connection to the arbitrary waveform generator failed, check if the IP address
is assigned correctly.
To configure the AWG for manual testing
For USB 2.0 tests
1. In the "AWG" tab, enable the "Manual" operating mode.
2. Connect the AWG to the test fixture as described in the test wizard. To create the
test waveforms, use the files MIN_ADD1.txt and IN_ADD1.txt, which are provided in the installation directory of the R&S ScopeSuite.
For USB 3.2 tests
1. In the "AWG" tab, enable the "Manual" operating mode.
2. Load Ping.LFPS waveform to the connected waveform generator.
2.7Report Configuration
In the "Report Configuration" menu, you can select the format of the report and the
details to be included in the report. You can also select an icon that is displayed in the
upper left corner of the report.
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Also, you can enter common information on the test that is written in the "General Information" section of the test report.
Preparing the Measurements
Report Configuration
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3Performing Tests
3.1Starting a Test Session
Performing Tests
Starting a Test Session
After you open a compliance test, the "Session Selection" dialog appears. In this dialog, you can create new sessions, open or view existing report.
The following functions are available for handling test sessions:
FunctionDescription
"Add"Adds a new session
"Open"Opens the selected session
"Remove"Removes the selected session
"Rename"Changes the "Session Name"
"Comment"Adds a comment
"Show report"Generates a report for the selected session
To add a test session
1. In the R&S ScopeSuite window, select the compliance test.
2. In the "Session Selection" dialog press "Add".
3. If necessary change the "Session Name"
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To open a test session
1. In the R&S ScopeSuite window, select the compliance test.
2. In the "Session Selection" dialog, select the session you want to open and double
click on it.
Alternatively, select the session and press "Open".
To show a report for a test session
1. In the R&S ScopeSuite window, select the compliance test.
2. In the "Session Selection" dialog, select the session you want the report for and
press "Show report".
3.2Configuring the Test
Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
1. In the R&S ScopeSuite window, select the compliance test to be performed:
●"USB"
2. Open a test session, see Chapter 3.1, "Starting a Test Session", on page 15.
3. Adjust the "Properties" settings for the test cases you want to perform.
4. Click "Limit Manager" and edit the limit criteria, see Chapter 3.2.1.1, "Limit Man-
ager", on page 18.
5. If you want to use special report settings the "Report Config" tab to define the for-
mat and contents of the report. Otherwise the settings defined in "RSScopeSuite" >
"Settings" > "Report" are used. See Chapter 2.7, "Report Configuration",
on page 13.
6. Click "Test Checked"/"Test Single" and proceed as described in the relevant test
case chapter.
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3.2.1General Test Settings
Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
Each session dialog is divided into several sections:
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"Properties": shows the settings that can be made for the test case selected on the
left side of the dialog. You can differentiate between the "All" and the sub test properties
In the "All" > "Properties" tab you can configure the settings for all test cases in the
current session. Once you change and save a setting in this tab, the changes will
be done for all test in the sessions. At the same time, there will be a special marking for the functions that have different settings for different sub tests.
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"Limit Manager": sets the measurement limits that are used for compliance testing,
see Chapter 3.2.1.1, "Limit Manager", on page 18.
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"Results": shows an overview of the available test results for this session.
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"Instruments": defines instruments settings for connecting to external devices, that
are specific for this test session.
When a session is first created the global settings ("RSScopeSuite" > "Settings" >
"Instruments") are copied to the session. This "Instruments" tab can be used to
change those copied defaults.
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"Report Config": defines the format and contents of the report for this session.
When a session is first created the global settings ("RSScopeSuite" > "Settings" >
"Report") are copied to the session. This "Report Config" tab can be used to
change those copied defaults.
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"Test Checked"/ "Test Single": starts the selected test group.
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3.2.1.1Limit Manager
The "Limit Manager" shows the measurement limits that are used for compliance testing.
Each limit comprises the comparison criterion, the unit, the limit value A, and a second
limit value B if the criterion requires two limits.
You can set the values to defaults, change the values in the table, export the table in
xml format, or import xml files with limit settings.
1. Select the "Test Type".
2. Check and adjust the measurement limits.
Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
3.2.2Test Configuration for USB 2.0 / USB 3.2
The test configuration consists of some USB 2.0/ USB 3.2 specific configuration settings that depend on the selected DUT type - "Device", "Host" or "Hub".
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Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
Figure 3-1: USB 2.0 Configuration
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Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
Figure 3-2: USB 3.2 Configuration
Test Setup
Sets the parameters of the test setup. You can define:
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"Port"
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"Positive Channel Skew" / "Negatove Channel Skew"
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"CH1 Offset" / "CH2 Offset"
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"Number of hubs"
Test Fixture for USB 2.0
The R&SRTO-K21 supports three sets of test fixtures:
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R&S RT-ZF1: this set consists of a signal quality board and a load board. They can
be used to run all tests that are required for USB high speed, full speed and low
speed. For more information, refer to https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/sg/product/
rto-productstartpage_63493-10790.html.
To use this set of test fixtures, select "Rohde & Schwarz" under "Test Fixture".
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Allion USB-TF-FXS-1: this set consists of 8 pieces which can be bought together or
separately from Allion. For more information, refer to www.allion.com/
test_tool_usb.html.
If you want to use this set of test fixtures, select Allion.
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USB-IF USB2.0 Hi-Speed Signal Quality Test Fixtures – this set consists of a
device test fixture and a host test fixture. It is the only set of test fixtures approved
by USB-IF and covers USB high-speed signal quality tests and hub downstream jitter test. These fixtures are connected to the oscilloscope using a pair of SMA
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cables instead a differential probe. For more information, refer to compli-
If you want to use this set of fixtures, enable "USB-IF Test Fixture for High Speed
Signal Quality Test".
You can select the USB-IF USB2.0 test fixture set in addition to one of the other
test fixture sets. The R&S ScopeSuite guides you to use the USB-IF fixtures for
high-speed signal quality tests. For all other tests, it guides you to use the selected
Allion or R&S RT-ZF1 test fixture set. If "USB-IF Test Fixture for High Speed Signal
Quality Test" is disabled, the application guides you to use the selected test fixture
set for all tests.
Test Fixture for USB 3.2
The R&S RTP-K101 supports two sets of test fixtures:
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Rohde & Schwarz: R&S RT-ZB2: the demo board can be used for compliance testing of USB 3.1 compatible devices.
To use the demo board, select "Rohde & Schwarz" under "Test Fixture".
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USB-IF USB3.2 test fixture kits. According to the measurement setups, the following test fixture kits are required:
–USB3ET - USB 3.0 Electrical Test Fixture Kit
–USB31AET – USB 3.1 USB (10 GT/s) Type-A and Micro-B Electrical Test Fix-
ture Kit
–USB31CET – USB 3.1 USB (10 GT/s) Type-C Electrical Test Fixture Kit
Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
Device Type
Relevant only for USB 2.0 tests.
If the DUT is a device or hub (upstream port) without a captive cable: enable "Near
End (non-captive cable)".
If the DUT is a device or hub (upstream port) with a captive cable, enable "Far End
(captive cable)".
By definition, a captive cable has a type A connector on one end and any connector
other than type B on the other end (including soldered cable), see www.usb.org/devel-
opers/compliance/cable for details. Also refer to compliance.usb.org/index.asp?UpdateFile=Electrical#8 for further clarifications on "Near End" and "Far End".
Power Source
If the DUT is a bus powered device or hub (upstream port): enable "Bus-powered".
If the DUT is a self-powered device or hub (upstream port), enable "Self-powered".
OTG or Embedded Host
Relevant only for USB 2.0 tests.
If the DUT is a USB On-The-Go (OTG) or embedded host, enable this setting.
HS-OPT
Relevant only for USB 2.0 tests.
Displayed only, if "OTG or Embedded Host" is enabled.
You can select to use "TestUSB" or "Allion" PIDVID for you tests. The default value for
the OTG or embedded host test is "TestUSB".
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Host or Hub Port Number
If the DUT is a host or a hub (downstream ports): enter the port number of the downstream port under test.
Note that only one port number can be entered at one time. If you plan to test multiple
downstream ports, remember to update this field before every test cycle.
DC Voltage Measurement
Relevant only for USB 2.0 tests.
The probes at least 2 GHz bandwidth and at least 2 GHz bandwidth contain a built-in
digital voltmeter known as R&S ProbeMeter. It allows DC voltage measurements to be
carried out automatically.
If you want to use the R&S ProbeMeter for DC voltage measurement, enable "R&S
ProbeMeter".
If you want to use an external voltmeter for DC voltage measurement, enable "Digital
Multimeter".
SigTest
Relevant only for USB 3.2 tests.
You can download the required SigTest version from the official website:
https://www.usb.org/compliancetools.
Install the required official SigTest versions to the Program Files (x86) directory:
Performing Tests
Configuring the Test
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For USB 3.2 Gen 1 Tests: SigTest version 3.2.11.4
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For USB 3.2 Gen 1 SSC Profile Tests: SigTest version 4.0.23.2
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For USB 3.2 Gen 2 Tests: SigTest version 4.0.23.2
Channel Selection
Selects the "Positive Channel" (Ch1 or Ch2) and the "Negative Channel" (Ch3 or Ch4)
for USB 3.2 tests.
Connector Source
Selects the connector source type, Standard A or Type-C.
Captive cable
Relevant only for USB 3.2 tests.
Enable this setting for DUTs with captive cables, a cable with one USB connector that
is permanently attached or has a non-USB connector.
Current Probe
Relevant only for USB 2.0 tests.
Selects the current probe that is used for the measurement. Supported are R&S RTZC20, R&S RT-ZC20B and R&S RT-ZC30.
Export Waveforms
Enables you to export a waveform. You can later load the waveforms to run the tests in
the offline mode, see "Offline Execution"on page 23.
You can define an export directory, or use the default one:
If enabled, allows you to use exported waveforms as a source for the execution of the
compliance test.
You can select one waveform for each needed signal.
3.3Initiating the Test
To perform compliance tests, the device under test is connected to the test board in a
test-specific way. Using a probe, the test board is connected with the R&S RTO/RTO6/
RTP. The probe connections are test-specific. The R&S ScopeSuite guides you stepby-step through the connection setup and the test sequence.
Performing Tests
Getting Test Results
1. Set the test setup on a nonconductive, static-approved work surface.
2. In the R&S ScopeSuite window, select the compliance test.
3. In the "Session Selection" dialog, select the DUT type.
4. Open a test session, see Chapter 3.1, "Starting a Test Session", on page 15.
5. Check the test configuration settings and adjust, if necessary. See: Chapter 3.2,
"Configuring the Test", on page 16.
6. Click "Test Checked" for starting all checked test cases or "Test Single" for starting
only the selected test case.
The R&S ScopeSuite test wizard explains the following individual setup steps. A
detailed test description can be found in the following chapters:
●Chapter 4, "Device Tests", on page 25
●Chapter 6, "Host Tests", on page 142
●Chapter 5, "Hub Tests", on page 91
3.4Getting Test Results
For each test, the test data - report, diagrams and waveform files - is saved in the following folder:
For each test, the test data - report, diagrams and waveform files - is saved in the following folder:
If you resume an existing session, new measurements are appended to the report,
new diagrams and waveform files are added to the session folder. Existing files are not
deleted or replaced. Sessions data remain until you delete them in the "Results" tab of
the session.
The report format can be defined in "RSScopeSuite" > "Settings" > "Report" for all
compliance tests (see also Chapter 2.7, "Report Configuration", on page 13). If you
want to use special report settings for a session, you can define the format and contents of the report in the "Report Config" tab of the session.
All test results are listed in the "Results" tab. Reports can be provided in PDF,
MSWord, or HTML format. To view and print PDF reports, you need a PDF viewer, for
example, the Acrobat Reader.
The test report file can be created at the end of the test, or later in the "Session Selection" dialog.
To show a test report
1. In the R&S ScopeSuite window, select the compliance test to be performed.
Performing Tests
Getting Test Results
2. Select the session name in the "Session Selection" dialog and click "Show report".
The report opens in a separate application window, depending on the file format.
You can check the test results and print the report.
To delete the results, diagrams and waveform files of a session
1. In the "Session Selection" dialog select the session and open it.
2. In the "Results" tab, select the result to be deleted.
3. Click "Remove".
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4Device Tests
The following table shows an overview of the needed equipment for performing the
USB 2.0 test cases. A prerequisite is also a R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP with 4 channels and
at least 2 GHz bandwidth bandwidth, the R&S ScopeSuite software and a 1000BASET DUT.
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4.1.1.1Signal Quality
Table 4-1: Equipment
ItemDescription, modelQuantity
Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopeR&S RTO/RTO6/RTP with 4 channels and
DUTthe device you want to test1
Signal quality board, "Device SQ" section or
USB-IF USB2.0 hi-speed signal quality
device test fixture
Differential probe or a pair of matched SMA
cables if USB-IF device test fixture is used
Host test bed computerany computer with high-speed USB ports
USB cableto connect computer and test fixture1
Test preparation
Before you run the test, complete the following actions:
●
Initial setup of the equipment, see Chapter 2.2, "Installing Software and License",
on page 8
●
LAN connection of the oscilloscope and the computer running the R&S ScopeSuite, see Chapter 2.5, "Connecting the R&S RTO/RTO6/RTP", on page 10
at least 2 GHz bandwidth
R&S RT‑ZF11
differential probe with at least 2 GHz bandwidth
and HS Electrical Test Tool
1
1
1
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Configure and initiate the test with DUT type = "Device", see Chapter 3.3, "Initiat-
ing the Test", on page 23
Running the test
1. Select the "Signal Quality (EL_2,4,5,6,7)" test case and click "Start".
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2. Connect the DUT to the test fixture as shown in the picture.
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Figure 4-1: R&S RT‑ZF1: connection to DUT
Figure 4-2: USB-IF USB2.0 Hi-Speed Signal Quality device test fixture: connection to DUT
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If the DUT has a type A connector attached, plug it into the test fixture directly. Otherwise, connect the DUT to the test fixture using a 4-inch cable.
Use a 1-meter non-captive cable to connect the test bed computer to the test fixture.
Note: Make sure the "Device Type" setting in the "Test Configuration" is enabled
correctly according to compliance.usb.org/index.asp?UpdateFile=Electrical#8 (see
Chapter 3.2, "Configuring the Test", on page 16).
3. Click "Next".
4. Start the HS Electrical Test Tool on the test bed computer.
5. Select "Device" on the left side, and the host controller to which the DUT is connec-
ted on the right side.
Note: the values in the list may vary.
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6. Click "TEST".
7. Select "TEST_PACKET" from the "Device Command" list.
8. Click "EXECUTE" and wait until "Operation Successful" is shown under "Status
Window".
9. On the test fixture, switch to "Test" position as shown in the picture.
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Figure 4-3: R&S RT‑ZF1: "Test" position
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Figure 4-4: USB-IF USB 2.0 hi-speed signal quality device test fixture: "Test" position
10. Click Next.
The DUT sends test packets that look like this:
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