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3.0Test Environment

3.1Physical Setup

Two ports will be placed facing each other on a black, horizontal, insulating surface .75m apart.

3.2 Electromagnetic Interference Sources

The ability of the product to exhibit correct protocol behavior should not be affected by environmental conditions during protocol testing described in the following sections [....]. Note that the physical capabilities of hardware are evaluated by tests described in the Physical Layer Test Specification section of this document.

The protocol test area is flexible for the applicant. However, it is expected to be easily reproducible for test verification. The applicant will describe the light sources used in the test area including information regarding: distance to the test surface, orientation with respect to the ports, manufacturer, part number and intensity. All equipment is expected to be common and available. The applicant will further describe any other E-M sources that could potentially affect hardware functionality. Drawings are appropriate.

Alternatively, the applicant may choose to submit measurements of the intensity of emissions in the center of the test area (lux) in a wavelength range of 100nm to .05mm.

NOTE: Refer to Appendix A.1 of the SIR Physical Layer Link Specification

for expected capabilities of any IrDA product. As a guideline, it is recommended that the test environment fall within the parameters described is A.1.

3.3 Test Personnel

This test specification is an outline. It was written for to give the Test Engineers in your group a set of basic test cases. This specification assumes that the Test Engineers are familiar with the terms and procedures of the protocol. It is assumed that the Test Engineers have the ability to generate specific frames and procedures and can also record both sides of the transaction.

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