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nRF24LU1 Development Kit User Guide

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<strong>nRF24LU1</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Kit</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

4. Pressing “Num Lock” several times will step trough available modes in the basic setup:<br />

Figure 4 – CES Stand Alone test modes<br />

The modes will start at the beginning after “Test mode off”<br />

Note: Make sure the keyboard layout on the PC is set to “English”. Else, parts of the text might be<br />

unreadable.<br />

The different modes:<br />

TX Un-modulated carrier: Measure output power and harmonics<br />

TX Modulated carrier: Modulated with a PN9 sequence, to do bandwidth measurements.<br />

RX:<br />

To measure LO leakage in RX mode.<br />

TX Un-modulated sweep: Sweeps the carrier from ch 02 to ch 81. Max hold on spectrum<br />

analyzer to measure the whole band.<br />

RX sweep: Sweeps the receiver from ch 02 to ch 81<br />

All TX modes are with 0dBm output power.<br />

Note: The un-modulated carrier is slightly modulated by the preamble, so the carrier does not look<br />

completely clean. This mode is intended for output power measurements only.<br />

The exact same setup can be used with the <strong>nRF24LU1</strong> USB Dongle.<br />

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