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SECTION 3 •: ACCEPTANCE TEST PLAN <br />3. 1.3 Test Preparation <br />The following paragraphs describe the preparations for acceptance tests of the various <br />sites and equipment. <br />3.1.3.1 Radio Network Controller Site <br />The RNC site test requires a laptop computer executing the TX application host <br />emulation software. The test host equipment consists of the following: <br />386 Laptop computer or equivalent PC with 3.5 inch external floppy drive, <br />PCTCP software, S1M3 software, and XIRCOM Ethernet adapter. <br />Coax cables, T-connectors, MAU, and terminations to support the Ethernet <br />connection to the RNC. <br />The pseudo host, or test host, is configured to be directly connected to the Ethernet <br />host port on the RNC. The host TX emulation application on the test host is used to <br />generate outbound messages and receive inbound messages. Statistics for the number <br />of messages successfully received in both directions are collected using the statistics <br />collection utility on the RNC. <br />The host emulation software will be provided by Motorola. The data communication <br />links, RNC, base stations and field devices will be provided by SAPD for the duration <br />of the test. <br />The test will require the connection between the NCP500 and the existing <br />UDT20IB/T modem to be broken so the V.3229 modems can be connected to the <br />RNC3000. The baseline test is performed on the existing fixed end configuration <br />utilizing the UDS 201 BIT modems. As part of the upgrade, new UDS V.3229 <br />modems will be installed at the RNC and at the base station. Upon completion of the <br />test, the system will be restored to its original configuration and put back in service. <br />3.1.3.2 Configuration <br />The configuration consists of a Mobile Termination Unit (MTU): in this case, the <br />VRM600 and Laptop computer. For the test, the TX application software residing on <br />the laptop will be used to communicate with the test host. The operator of the laptop <br />will periodically transmit a specified message. <br />During the test, the VRMAaptop must be situated close enough to the base radio site to <br />ensure that the quality of the RF communication path is sufficient to reduce the <br />likelihood of propagation ciTors from being introduced into the test results. Since the <br />�MOTOF7oL,q Confidential and Proprietary 3 2 <br />