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Keep every radio check on the same wavelength.

Connect transmit power, receiver sensitivity, and frequency checks to each radio. Keep channel settings, firmware, and fixture context beside the results from your RF test procedure.

Explore the workflow Talk about your test

Radio circuit board in an open enclosure beside a panel antenna and coiled coaxial cable

Include the RF path.

Record corrections, cables and fixture identity alongside the radio result.

Compare each channel.

Keep channel settings and traces with power and frequency measurements.

Track the configuration.

Link firmware and board revision to programming and earlier RF tests.

WORKFLOW EXAMPLE

Check a radio across its selected channels.

An illustrative RF acceptance workflow. Your script and equipment perform the transmit and receive tests; tofupilot organizes the resulting measurements.

WORKFLOW EXAMPLERADIO-0632

RF signal path

Radio in fixtureFirmware · channel

Corrected RF pathCable · attenuation

RF instrumentPower · frequency

Record the corrected RF path and compare measurements channel by channel.

Identify the radio and setup
Record the unit, firmware, fixture, and RF path correction used for the test.
Capture transmit and receive results
Send power, frequency error, and receiver-check measurements with the channel and configured limits.
Review the channel history
Open a failed check with its supporting trace and compare the radio’s previous attempts.

ALERT & NEXT STEP · EXAMPLE

Transmit power fails the check on one channel.

Send the affected run to the RF engineer. Inspect path correction, fixture connections, and results from adjacent channels before selecting a repeat test.

Connect the next step

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