Uni-Directional Digital Cable Products Supporting m-card m-udcp device Acceptance Test Plan tp-atp-m-udcp-i05-20080304 issued notice This Test Plan document is furnished by Cable Television Laboratories, Inc
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1Host Acceptance Test Procedures1.1Purpose and ScopeThe Acceptance Test Plan (ATP) is a compendium of test procedures that may be used to demonstrate that an M-UDCP complies with certain Host specifications. CableLabs and Vendors have developed these procedures to facilitate the product development and verification efforts of M-UDCP equipment suppliers. The ATP procedures contained herein shall be used by CableLabs and by any other party seeking to Verify, Self-Verify, or otherwise certify that an M-UDCP complies with the relevant specifications. The ATP techniques are not necessarily the only methods for demonstrating compliance. It may be possible to demonstrate compliance using other procedures. CableLabs will tend to use ATP procedures when auditing applications for Host verification on behalf of the DFAST certification authority. The ATP procedures are “black box” tests; that is, they do not require opening the equipment under test to access special test points or to invoke test modes of operation. There are requirements that cannot be verified by black box techniques and supplier-proprietary procedures are required to test such requirements. These supplier-proprietary test procedures are beyond the scope of the ATP. The ATP procedures are not complete. Subsequent revisions of this document may contain additional test procedures. However, for various reasons, additional procedures will always be required to show compliance to some requirements. Furthermore, some procedures in some revisions of the ATP are incompletely specified outlines of tests that are under development. 1.2Test DefinitionsTable 1.2-1 - Test Definitions
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Proper Reception: For analog signals: Means picture and sound with no impairments lower than a rating of 4 on the ITU-R BT.500 scale. (“Perceptible, but not annoying”) For digital signals: Means picture and sound with no impairments lower than a rating of 4 on the ITU-R BT.500 scale. (“Perceptible, but not annoying”) Table 1.2-2 - FDC Noise Power bandwidths
CHANNEL POWER MEASUREMENT Ensure that the spectrum analyzer has been on for at least 0.5 hrs and is calibrated. Refer to equipment manual for proper calibration procedure. Configure the analyzer as follows: Table 1.2-3 - Analyzer Configuration
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