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  1.   Trademarks
  2. 1Requirements
  3. 2Testing overview
  4. 3Programming the DUT
  5. 4Setting up the hardware
  6. 5Configuring the CBTGo tests
  7. 6The test sequence results
  8. 7References

1 Requirements

Requirements for programming the DUT:

Requirements for testing:

  • A Computer running Windows® 7 or 10.
  • CBT and CBT32 Tester
    • The analyzer is CBT and the attenuator is CBT32.

  • R&S® CBTGo software

  • The DUT (Device Under Test) furnished with a coaxial connector to be plugged to the test system.
  • A GPIB card or USB accessory and the appropriate GPIB cable to connect to the CBT tester. This procedure used a National Instruments® GPIB-USB-HS interface.
  • A RS232 voltage translator accessory. This is very important. The voltages on the RS232 port in the back of the CBT tester are high and will damage your DUT.
  • A Straight RS232 cable (not null modem) - typically female connector (to connect on the back port of the CBT tester) and a male connector (to connect on the RS232 voltage translator).