2. PAGE: This field indicates the current multi beam page. A maximum of eight pages (numbered 1 through 8) with eight beams (numbered 0 to 63) on each page can be displayed in multi beam view. You can cycle through the pages using the left/right (</>) arrows or touch the number to select the desired page.

3. MIN EVM BEAM: This field shows which beam measures the lowest error vector magnitude (EVM).

4. SINGLE/MULTI BEAM: This field shows the current view setting. Touch this field to toggle between SINGLE BEAM or MULTI BEAM views. You can also change the view setting from the MEASURE menu.

5. SYNC/DEMOD: Valid 5GNR measurements require the signal synchronization and demodulation. The indicators here blink green when the received signal is synchronized and properly demodulated, indicating that you have a valid measurement.

6. Summary Data: For each beam, the following synchronization signal summary data is displayed:

7. Beam Display: This area shows the received signal strength of each beam as a vertical bar. The top of the bar is annotated with the maximum signal strength (in dBm). The number of beams displayed depends on how many beams are defined by the band configuration. From 1 to 8 beams can be displayed at once on a page. When more than 8 beams are measured, additional beams can be accessed from additional pages. The beams are numbered from 0 up to 63. If you touch a beam, the view changes to display the selected beam in single beam view.

8. PCI Summary: This area shows the physical cell ID summary data, including the sector ID, cell group number, frequency error, time offset, and sync status. Also noted is the instrument’s reference clock accuracy of Internal, External, or GPS high accuracy (requires GPS).

2. BEAM: This field indicates the current beam summary page. A maximum of 64 beams (numbered 0 to 63) can be individually displayed in single beam view. You can cycle through the beam pages using the left/right (</>) arrows or touch the number to select the desired beam.

3. MIN EVM BEAM: This field shows which beam measures lowest error vector magnitude (EVM).

4. SINGLE/MULTI BEAM: This field shows the current view setting. Touch this field to toggle between SINGLE BEAM or MULTI BEAM views. You can also change the view setting from the MEASURE menu.

5. SYNC/DEMOD: Valid 5GNR measurements require the signal synchronization and demodulation. The indicators here blink green when the received signal is synchronized and properly demodulated, indicating that you have a valid measurement.

6. Channel Summary: For the current beam, shows the average error vector magnitude (EVM), peak EVM (@ subcarrier/symbol) and received power in dBm for each block measurement:

7. Sync Signal (SS) Summary Data: Shows the following synchronization signal summary data for the current beam:

8. PCI Summary: This area shows the physical cell ID summary data, including the sector ID, cell group number, frequency error, time offset, and sync status. Sync status can indicate if there is a PSS, SSS, or Beam Index failure, Full Sync, or an Unknown condition. Also noted is the instrument’s reference clock accuracy of Internal, External, or GPS high accuracy (requires GPS).

2. PAGE: This field indicates the current multi beam page. A maximum of eight pages (numbered 1 through 8) with eight beams (numbered 0 to 63) on each page can be displayed in multi beam view. You can cycle through the pages using the left/right (</>) arrows or touch the number to select the desired page.

3. Ascending/Descending Sort: This field selects the sort order of the selected value. The beam data is sorted from left to right in either ascending or descending order of magnitude.

4. RSRP, SINR, PCI: Selects on which value to sort.

5. PCI Summary Data: For each beam, the following synchronization signal summary data is displayed:

6. Beam Display: This area shows the received signal strength of each beam as a vertical bar. The top of the bar is annotated with the maximum signal strength (in dBm). The number of beams displayed depends on how many beams are defined by the band configuration. From 1 to 8 beams can be displayed at once on a page. When more than 8 beams are measured, additional beams can be accessed from additional pages. The beams are numbered from 0 up to 63.

2. PCI: These fields show the physical-layer cell ID value. The values can be sorted in ascending or descending order by tapping the column head.

3. BEAM INDEX: These fields show the beam index value of the corresponding physical-layer cell ID.

4. SS-EVM (%): These fields show the error vector magnitude values of the corresponding physical-layer cell ID and beam index, measured in percentage.

5. SS-RSRP (dBm): These fields show the secondary synchronization signal reference signal received power of the corresponding physical-layer cell ID and beam index, measured in dBm. The values can be sorted in ascending or descending order by tapping the column head.

6. SS-SINR (dB): These fields show the secondary synchronization signal-to-noise and interference ratio of the corresponding physical-layer cell ID and beam index, measured in dB. The values can be sorted in ascending or descending order by tapping the column head.

7. SS-RSRQ (dB): These fields show the secondary synchronization signal reference signal received quality of the corresponding physical-layer cell ID and beam index, measured in dB.

8. Time Offset (µs): Time difference between the measured start of the 5GNR frame and the 10 ms frame trigger, which is automatically synchronized to GPS when the instrument has GPS lock.