ANSI TIA-470.310-D-2010 Telecommunications Telephone Terminal Equipment Cordless Telephone Range Measurement Procedures.pdf

1、 TIA-470.310-D (Revision of TIA-470.310-C) October 2010Telecommunications Telephone Terminal Equipment Cordless Telephone Range Measurement Procedures ANSI/TIA-470.310-D-2010 APPROVED: OCTOBER 19, 2010 REAFFIRMED: MAY 3, 2016 NOTICE TIA Engineering Standards and Publications are designed to serve th

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23、 A FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENT OF THE USE OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND THESE CONTENTS WOULD NOT BE PUBLISHED BY TIA WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS. TIA-470.310-D i TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SCOPE_ 1 2. NORMATIVE REFERENCES_ 2 3. ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, AND DEFINITIONS _ 3 3.1. ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS 3 3.2. DEFINIT

24、IONS. 3 4. GENERAL _ 5 4.1. TRADITIONAL RANGE TESTS 5 4.2. SIMULATED RANGE TESTS . 6 4.3. CATEGORIES OF CRITERIA . 6 5. INTRODUCTION TO RANGE TESTING PROCEDURES_ 7 5.1. ASPECTS OF RANGE. 7 5.2. ASPECTS OF CORDLESS TELEPHONE PERFORMANCE. 7 6. OUTDOOR RANGE TEST PROCEDURES _ 8 6.1. TEST SITE REQUIREME

25、NTS. 8 6.1.1. Ground Surface 8 6.1.2. Terrain . 8 6.1.3. Range Indication 8 6.1.4. Spectral Interference 8 6.1.5. Physical Obstructions 9 6.2. OPEN FIELD SITE CALIBRATION 9 6.2.1. Concept of Normalizing Range Measurements . 9 6.2.2. Mathematical Prediction of Propagation Loss vs. Distance 10 6.2.3.

26、Method For Measuring RF Propagation Loss On Range Site . 10 6.3. RANGE TEST SETUP. 11 6.3.1. Preparation of CPE 11 6.3.2. CPE Base Setup. 11 6.3.3. Control Station. 11 6.3.4. Down Range Procedure . 12 6.4. RANGE TEST PROCEDURE 12 6.4.1. Base to Handset . 12 6.4.2. Handset to Base . 13 6.5. OUTDOOR R

27、ANGE TEST REPEATABILITY. 13 7. SIMULATED RANGE TEST PROCEDURE _ 14 7.1. PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES OF TEST SYSTEM . 14 7.2. REFERENCE CONDITIONS FOR THE TEST SYSTEM 15 7.2.1. Calibration Procedure 15 7.2.2. RF Constant Loss And Multi-Path Interference 16 7.2.3. Quiescent RF Interference . 16 TIA-470.310-D

28、ii 7.3. RF ATTENUATION BETWEEN THE HANDSET AND THE BASE 17 7.4. COMPENSATION FOR HEAD EFFECT.17 8. TELEPHONE FEATURE TESTING_ 19 8.1. VOICE CHANNEL QUALITY .19 8.1.1. Tests To Perform19 8.1.2. Test Methodology 19 8.1.3. SINAD Accept/Reject Threshold.20 8.1.4. Signal Dropout Accept/Reject Threshold 2

29、0 8.2. BASE TO HANDSET ALERTING (RINGING) 21 8.3. BASE TO HANDSET ALERTING (PAGING).21 8.4. HANDSET TO BASE NETWORK SIGNALING 21 8.5. HANDSET TO BASE SWITCH-HOOK CONTROL .21 8.6. BASE TO HANDSET DATA TRANSMISSION FOR CALLER-ID21 8.7. HANDSET TO BASE AND BASE TO HANDSET DATA TRANSMISSION FOR CALL LOG

30、 REVIEW.21 8.8. BASE TO HANDSET DATA TRANSMISSION FOR VMWI21 8.9. BASE TO HANDSET DATA TRANSMISSION FOR MESSAGE INDICATOR FOR AUTOMATIC STUTTER DIALTONE DETECTION21 8.10. OUT OF RANGE INDICATOR 21 8.11. TIP Vice-Chair: James Bress, AST Technology Laboratories) acknowledges the written contributions

31、provided by the following individuals in the development of this standard. Organization Representative Previous Version(s) TIA-470.310-D AST Technology Labs Don McKinnon 9 9 Editor AST Technology Labs James Bress 9 Editor Advanced American Telephone Dale Lynn 9 Atlinks Clint Pinkham 9 Atlinks Clinto

32、n Bradley 9 ECS Technologies Harry Van Zandt 9 Radio Shack Dwayne Campbell 9 Radio Shack Rick Carey 9 Sprint Dr. Amar Nath Ray 9 Telcordia Technologies Jerry Parker 9 Uniden Al Baum 9 VTech Sarkis Teghararian 9 VTech Steve Kropp 9 Wyle Laboratories Paul Lubeski 9 Wyle Laboratories Jim Smith 9 Sugges

33、tions for improvement of this standard are welcome. They should be sent to: Telecommunications Industry Association Engineering Department Suite 300 2500 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22201 TIA-470.310-D 1 Telephone Terminal Equipment Cordless Telephone Range Measurement Procedures 1. SCOPE This st

34、andard establishes procedures and criteria for evaluating Cordless Telephone Range Performance in a traditional outdoor environment as well as a controlled laboratory environment. The intent is not to establish minimum range distances but rather, standardize range measurement procedures to allow mea

35、ningful comparisons when evaluating products. Several criteria for range performance have been identified, and it is not intended that range performance will be described by a single number or merit. Several performance measurement procedures are established, each of which yields a standardized set

36、of measurement data, that may be used for the comparison of different products. TIA-470.310-D 2 2. NORMATIVE REFERENCES The following documents or standards contain provisions, which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this Standard. At the time of publication, the editions ind

37、icated were valid. All standards are subject to revision, and parties to agreements based on this Standard are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the standards or documents indicated below. ANSI and TIA maintain registers of currently valid national sta

38、ndards published by them. 1. ANSI/TIA-470.230-C-2005, Telecommunications Telephone Terminal Equipment Network Signaling Performance Requirements for Analog Telephones . 2. Mobile Communications Engineering, Theory and Applications, 2ndEdition, 1997, William C. Y. Lee TIA-470.310-D 3 3. ABBREVIATIONS

39、, ACRONYMS, AND DEFINITIONS 3.1. ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS For the purposes of this Standard, the following abbreviations and acronyms apply. CPE Customer Premises Equipment dBmp Decibels relative to 1 mw into a 600 Ohm load with a psophometric filter DTMF Dual Tone Multi-Frequency EUT Equipment Un

40、der Test FCC Federal Communications Commission RF Radio Frequency SINAD Signal to Noise and Distortion (expressed in dB) VMWI Visual Message Waiting Indicator VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio 3.2. DEFINITIONS For the purposes of this Standard, the following definitions apply. Frequency Hopper: A cor

41、dless telephone which meets the requirements of 47CFR Section 15.247 (a)(1). Listening-Path: The path from electrical signals at Tip Mandatory, Recommended, and Permissive: 1. Mandatory requirements are designated by the terms “shall” and “shall not”. These requirements are used to indicate conformi

42、ty in which no deviation is permitted. 2. Recommended requirements are designated by the terms “should” and “should not”. These requirements generally relate to compatibility or performance advantages towards which future designs should strive. 3. Permissive requirements are designated by the terms

43、“may” and “may not”. These requirements are used to indicate an action that is permitted within the limits of the standard. TIA-470.310-D 7 5. INTRODUCTION TO RANGE TESTING PROCEDURES 5.1. ASPECTS OF RANGE Range performance, as perceived by the user, is actually the ability of the radio link between

44、 the handset and base to transfer information (e.g., voice signals, control data) without any interruptions or distortion of the information being transferred. Interruptions or distortion (noise) during RF reception may be caused by any of the following parameters: RF Attenuation (distance) between

45、the handset and the base RF interference Multi-Path Fading In a real world environment all of these parameters may have an impact on the usability of a radio link between the handset and the base. This standard is focused on making measurements of attenuation only and provides procedures for minimiz

46、ing the effects of interference and multi-path when performing range tests. 5.2. ASPECTS OF CORDLESS TELEPHONE PERFORMANCE Cordless telephone range may be evaluated for various aspects of a cordless telephone product including: Users perception of the quality of the voice channel Ability to transmit

47、 data from the base to the handset while On-Hook and Off-Hook (e.g., Ringing, Caller-ID) Ability to transmit data from the handset to the base while On-Hook and Off-Hook (e.g., Call Log Review, DTMF) The procedures for evaluating each of these (and other) telephone features are described in this sta

48、ndard. TIA-470.310-D 8 6. OUTDOOR RANGE TEST PROCEDURES This section provides standard methods for evaluating CPE using an outdoor test range. 6.1. TEST SITE REQUIREMENTS In order to ensure reliable and repeatable test results, the outdoor range test site shall meet the following requirements. 6.1.1. Ground Surface The ground surface of the range test site shall consist of packed top soil, crushed stone, or gravel over the entire length of the site. The testing path