Table 6-3. Bluetooth Command To Rx; Table 6-4. Low Frequency Command To Tx; Table 6-5. Low Frequency Command To Rx - Motorola APX 5000 Service Manual

Troubleshooting Waveforms: Bluetooth Troubleshooting Waveforms
Bluetooth Command to RX 2.402 GHz
The RSSI should increase significantly in the presence of a 2.402 GHz nearby signal. Using an
external signal generator source signal of 2.402 GHz connected to the test fixture Bluetooth port,
send this command to read the 2.402 GHz RSSI:
TEST
Bluetooth RX at 2.402 GHz
If no signal is detected, the response will be 803900020d80.
If no test equipment is available, an APX radio with BT functional could be used to verify the test
radio. Hold the speaker grilles together on both radios. One radio could be used to TX while the
other radio is used to RX.
Low Frequency (LF) Command to TX 125 kHz CW
Set the spectrum analyzer at 125 kHz center, 10 MHz span, RBW of 1 kHz, a VBW of 3 kHz, and a
sweep time of 25 ms. Use this command to verify the LF coil is emitting a 125 kHz pulse by
connecting the test fixture LF port to a spectrum analyzer:
TEST
Low Freq. 125 kHz TX
Note: * In SR 7.9 SW release, the response is 8039000302 for a success and 8039010302 for a failure.
Low Frequency (LF) Command to RX 125 kHz
Use this command to verify the LF coil is receiving a 125 kHz pulse generated by a signal generator
connected to the test fixture LF port. The result contains the LF RSSI. This command is not in the
initial SW release but is included in SR 7.11 SW.:
TEST
Low Freq. 125 kHz RX
If no signal is detected, the response will be 8039010305.
A fast verification that requires no additional test equipment can be done by sending the LF TX
command, then the LF RX command directly afterwards. If both the transmitter and receiver are
working, the response should be 803900030x, where x is typically between 4 and 6. Even if the
response passes, the LF coil may be physically damaged. It is best to open the radio and observe
the coil to ensure it is not damaged.
To test the LF RX using SR 7.9 SW, a POD accessory is required to verify communication.

Table 6-3. Bluetooth Command to RX

RCMPRAW CMD
rcmpraw:0039020D00

Table 6-4. Low Frequency Command to TX

RCMPRAW CMD
rcmpraw: 00390303

Table 6-5. Low Frequency Command to RX

RCMPRAW CMD
rcmpraw: 00390305
Success: 803900020dBB, where BB
is the RSSI in hex.
Failure: 803901
Success: 8039000303
Failure: 8039010303
RESPONSE
Success: 80390003BB, where BB is the RSSI in hex.
Failure: 803901
RESPONSE
RESPONSE
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