SMC Networks D3USG Manual De Usuario
ANSI C63.17-2006
Methods of Measurement of the Electromagnetic and Operational Compatibility of UPCS Devices
C.3 Alternative approaches
The example discussed in this subclause assumes that trigger signals are available from the EUT and
companion device. Without these trigger signals, synchronization and timing are difficult.
It might be possible to use the example multicarrier interference source triggered by the detection of the
beacon as a timing signal; which absolute timeslot was in use would not be known, but timeslot blocking
would be possible in a relative sense.
It might be possible to use a signal captured from the EUT or companion device’s user interface (as
opposed to the example that uses a flag generated by the EUT or companion device’s controlling software)
to trigger the transition from one interference profile to another, if a compensatory delay were inserted in
the trigger so as to correspond to the delay in the UI in processing the action.
companion device. Without these trigger signals, synchronization and timing are difficult.
It might be possible to use the example multicarrier interference source triggered by the detection of the
beacon as a timing signal; which absolute timeslot was in use would not be known, but timeslot blocking
would be possible in a relative sense.
It might be possible to use a signal captured from the EUT or companion device’s user interface (as
opposed to the example that uses a flag generated by the EUT or companion device’s controlling software)
to trigger the transition from one interference profile to another, if a compensatory delay were inserted in
the trigger so as to correspond to the delay in the UI in processing the action.
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