Question: In a UE (User Equipment) inner loop power control test with UL CLTD (Uplink Closed Loop Transmit Diversity) activation state 1, what defines the upper boundary of the power range over which the UE's inner loop power control is tested?
Option 1: The Maximum Output Power of the UE as specified in its device capabilities.
Option 2: The Measured Maximum output power of the UE (in the relevant test step) minus the Test Tolerance for Maximum Output Power.
Option 3: A fixed value defined by the 3GPP specifications for all UEs undergoing this test.
Option 4: The Minimum Output Power Test Requirement plus a predefined offset.
Explanation: This is correct because, according to the provided context, the Max power threshold for the test is specifically defined as the Measured Maximum output power of the UE in the relevant step of the test, adjusted by subtracting the Test Tolerance specified for the Maximum Output Power test. This ensures that the testing accounts for variations in actual device performance while maintaining a standardized approach.