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Brand : Willtek
Manufacturer Ref. : 4202R
Presentation

upports frequency ranges for GSM-R, GSM, EGSM, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900, testing of dual-band or triple-band phones.
Power level range -117 to -38 dBm (GSM 900); -117 to -42 dBm (GSM 1800/1900);
Level accuracy 0.9 dBm, measurement accuracy 0.9 dBm.
High sensitivity in asynchronous mode -40 dBm; high dynamic range for I/Q alignment > 60 dB. Autotest mode for automatic tests of mobile phones, fault find mode for manual analysis of failures and asynchronous mode for repair and alignment of mobile phones. Data call (9600 bps in fault find and autotest mode).
Value add features: timing advance measurement, test of short message services mobile originated/terminated.
Additional tests specifically for GSM-R include: Voice Group Call Service (VGCS), with the possibility to set the Group IDs and the priority levels.
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| Standards : | GSM GSM-R E-GSM
| | Connector (type) : | RF input/output: N-type female
External input/output: BNC-type female
| | Frequency range : | 824 MHz to 1990 MHz
| | Additional Characteristics : | -
| | Package includes : | Test SIM, Getting Started Manual, Manual CD, RF connecting cable, power cable, RS-232-C cable, DC power supply.
| | Dimension (HxWxD) (mm) : | 310x170x165 mm
| | Net Weight (kg) : | 2.4 kg | |
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Brand : Willtek Serie : 4200 Manufacturer Ref. : 4202R Order Ref. : 4202R Weight : 3.5 kg
4202R Mobile Service Tester |
Willtek Secures Railway Safety |
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Based on the Willtek 4200,
the Willtek 4202R Mobile Service Tester is dedicated to new features
and frequency bands introduced by GSM-R, the railway communication
system based on GSM. The Willtek 4202R is the first GSM-R test
instrument for service applications, and its small size and low weight
make it the ideal choice to test and repair applications requiring
mobility.
Proper Performance Helps Emergency Situations The
Willtek 4202R allows the simulation of group calls (VGCS) at various
priority levels. This includes emergency calls based on group calls to
verify not only the performance of the cab radios, but also of
peripherals such as optical and acoustical alarms. These tests ensure
proper performance of the radio system and help prevent disaster in
emergency cases. |
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Highlights:
- Support of GSM-R specific call features, such as Voice Group Call Service (VGCS) and emergency calls based on VGCS.
- Support of specific parameters, like Group ID and call priority.
- Optional battery pack available for true mobile operation.
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The 4202R enables the usage of different Group IDs and call priorities to simulate standard group calls or emergency calls.
During the “listener” mode the 4202R generates a 1 kHz
sine tone to verify that the phone is actually on the correct channel
(since the phone is not transmitting during “listener” mode this is the
only way to verify proper behavior)
During the “talker” mode the 4202R measures the RF coming from the phone, in that way verifying proper performance of the phone.
After an emergency call the 4202R supports the reception of status messages coming from the phone.
Applications
Service/Installation of GSM-R radios The 4202R is specifically tailored to railway applications. The
4202R can be used during installation of cab radios, as well as for
repair and final test of GSM-R terminals. The 4202R can optionally be
battery-powered so that it is truly mobile which simplifies the use on
an engine. These features enable railway organisations not only to test their
GSM-R terminals, but also allow the verification of important
peripherals, such as indicator lights or horns for incoming emergency
calls.
Specifications |
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Specifications, which are different to the standard 4200 Mobile Service Tester Series are highlighted in the following:
RF Generator
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Frequency range |
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GSM 900, E-GSM, GSM-R |
935 to 960 MHz (Channel 1 to 124) 925 to 935 MHz (Channel 975 to 1023, 0) 921 to 925 MHz (Channel 955 to 974) |
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GSM 1800 |
1805 to 1880 MHz (Channel 512 to 885) |
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GSM 1900 |
1930 to 1990 MHz (Channel 512 to 810) |
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GSM 850 (optional) |
869 to 894 MHz (Channel 128 to 251) |
RF Analyzer
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Frequency range |
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GSM 900, E-GSM, GSM-R |
890 to 915 MHz (Channel 1 to 124) 880 to 890 MHz (Channel 975 to 1023, 0) 876 to 880 MHz (Channel 955 to 974) |
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GSM 1800 |
1710 to 1785 MHz (Channel 512 to 885) |
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GSM 1900 |
1850 to 1910 MHz (Channel 512 to 810) |
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GSM 850 (optional) |
824 to 849 MHz (Channel 128 to 251) |
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Signalling capabilities |
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VGCS call from MS VGCS call from BS VGCS call clearing from BS |
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User-to-User signalling for
proper clearing of emergency call (status message) |
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Call Priority (parameter) |
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Group ID (parameter) |
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Transmission of 1 kHz tone for
VGCS call from BS for verification of functionality |
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