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difference between tx carrier modulated and not

Hi All,

I need to certificate the nrf52 to Fcc. I understood that the radio test is very useful. I try to clarify what the code permit to do, because i want to adapt it for the test. In particular, i don't understood the difference between the

  • Start TX Carrier and Start Modulated TX carrier.

Instead of The tx sweep permit to change the channel of transmission after a time that we can insert with command d ( Enter time on each channel (1 ms - 99 ms)). The same is for the RX channel, correct?

A last question is about the power. How Can i set the transmission power to max power?

thanks, Anna

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    1) "Start TX carrier" means to start an unmodulated TX carrier, while "Start Modulated TX carrier" means to start a modulated TX carrier.

    2) Time on each channel: using command 'd' will apply for RX mode as well. If pressing 'd' and then 'r', the radio will stay the given time in RX on each specified channel.

    3) For nRF52832, the maximum output power is +4 dBm. You can set it with the command 'p'.

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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    1) "Start TX carrier" means to start an unmodulated TX carrier, while "Start Modulated TX carrier" means to start a modulated TX carrier.

    2) Time on each channel: using command 'd' will apply for RX mode as well. If pressing 'd' and then 'r', the radio will stay the given time in RX on each specified channel.

    3) For nRF52832, the maximum output power is +4 dBm. You can set it with the command 'p'.

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