Question: In a conformance test for a 3GPP-defined Terminal (User Equipment: UE) under specific Radio transmission and reception conditions (e.g., 3,84 Mcps TDD option), if the pass criterion is set at more than 90% successful attempts with an unspecified confidence level, what can be inferred about the Test Tolerance for this particular test scenario?
Option 1: The Test Tolerance is always zero to maintain strict compliance.
Option 2: The Test Tolerance's value does not impact the pass/fail outcome directly.
Option 3: The Test Tolerance for this test is non-zero, as indicated by a difference between the Test Requirement and Minimum Requirement.
Option 4: The confidence level percentage (currently [FFS]%) solely determines the Test Tolerance value.
Explanation: According to the provided context, if there's a difference between the Test Requirement (more than 90% successful attempts in this case) and the Minimum Requirement, it implies that a Test Tolerance has been applied to relax the Minimum Requirement. This relaxation is what makes the Test Tolerance non-zero for this specific test scenario, as further explained in clause F.4 regarding how such tolerances are applied.