User Manual

RS9113

PHY Evaluation Test Utility

User Guide for Linux

3 Transmit Tests

In general, before performing any tests configure the PHY to operate in

the appropriate band. The transmit tests can be performed through a

utility called ‘transmit’ which is found under ‘release’ directory.

Configure the following parameters through this application before

running the tests.

 Transmit power

 Transmit data rate

 Packet length

 Transmit mode

 Channel number

 External PA-Enable/Disable

 Rate flags

 Aggregation flag

 Number of packets to send in burst mode

 Delay between the packets in burst mode

3.1 Application Usage

The application can be started in the following manner:

# cd release

# ./transmit <g> <r> <l> <m><c> <p> <f> <a> <n> <d>

<g> refers to Tx gain value for controlling transmit power.

<r> refers to Tx Rate.

<l> refers to length of the Tx packet

<m> refers to Transmit mode.

0 – Burst Mode

1 – Continuous Mode

<c> refers to Channel number

<p> refers to External PA-Enable/disable

<f> refers to Short GI, Greenfield and Channel Width.

<a> refers to enable/disable aggregation

<n> refers to number of packets to send in burst mode.

<d> refers to delay between packets in burst mode.