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nas_errorRateListElement Struct Reference

Data Fields

uint16_t errorRate
 
uint8_t radioIf
 

Detailed Description

This structure contains the Error Rate Information

Parameters
errorRate
  • Error rate value corresponds to the RAT that is currently registered.
    • For CDMA, the error rate reported is Frame Error Rate:
      • Valid error rate values between 1 and 10000 are returned to indicate percentage, e.g., a value of 300 means the error rate is 3%
      • A value of 0xFFFF indicates that the error rate is unknown or unavailable
    • For HDR, the error rate reported is Packet Error Rate:
      • Valid error rate values between 1 and 10000 are returned to indicate percentage, e.g., a value of 300 means the error rate is 3%
      • A value of 0xFFFF indicates that the error rate is unknown or unavailable
    • For GSM, the error rate reported is Bit Error Rate:
      • Valid values are 0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, and 700 The reported value divided by 100 gives the error rate as an RxQual value, e.g.,a value of 300 represents an RxQual value of 3.
      • A value of 25500 indicates No Data
    • For WCDMA, the error rate reported is Block Error Rate (BLER):
      • Valid values are 1 to 10000
      • The reported value divided by 100 provides the error rate in percentages, e.g., a value of 300 represents a BLER of 3%.
      • A value of 0 indicates No Data
radioIf
  • Radio interface technology of the signal being measured
    • 0x00 - RADIO_IF_NO_SVC - None (no service)
    • 0x01 - RADIO_IF_CDMA_1X - cdma2000® 1X
    • 0x02 - RADIO_IF_CDMA_1XEVDO - cdma2000 HRPD (1xEV-DO)
    • 0x03 - RADIO_IF_AMPS - AMPS
    • 0x04 - RADIO_IF_GSM - GSM
    • 0x05 - RADIO_IF_UMTS - UMTS

Field Documentation

uint16_t nas_errorRateListElement::errorRate
uint8_t nas_errorRateListElement::radioIf

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