GENEX Assistant Wireless Post-Processing Software User Manual

GENEX Assistant Wireless Post-processing Software
V100R004
User Manual
Issue 01
Date 2007-03-20
Part Number 31017726
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Purpose
This document provides guides to get the contents, related version, intended audience, and
conventions of the GENEX Nastar CDMA2000.
Related Versions
The following table lists the product versions related to this document.
Product Name Version
GENEX Assistant V100R004
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
z Technical support engineer
z Network planning and optimization personnel
z Telecommunication Management personnel
z Maintenance engineer
Organization
The GENEX Assistant user manual describes the basic functions, system interface, routine
operation, and related indicators of the GENEX Assistant.
The GENEX Assistant user manual consists of fourteen chapters and two appendixes.
Chapter Contents
1 Introduction to the Describes the main functions provided by the GENEX

GENEX Assistant Assistant.
2 Installing the Assistant Describes the procedure for installing the Assistant.
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3 Quick Start Describes the quick start of the Assistant.

4 User Interface Describes the functions of each part on the Assistant
interface.
5 Project Management Describes the management of projects and datasets in the
Assistant.
6 Map and Legend Describes the procedure for setting a map and a map layer in
the Assistant.
7 Engineering Data Describes the engineering parameters, neighbor parameters,
Management and CIO parameters.
8 Test Data Management Describes the procedure for importing test data from various
devices and for handling the imported test data.
9 Viewing Test Data Describes the functions of displaying the test data.
10 Exporting Test Data Describes the procedure for exporting the test data in
different formats and for generating reports.
11 Test Reports Describes the reports provided by the Assistant and the
statistical items.
12 KPIs Describes the KPIs concerning UEs, the Scanner, or the RNC
in both the GSM and WCDMA systems.
13 Events Describes the events analyzed in the Assistant and the reasons
for generating these events.
14 FAQ Describes the frequently-asked questions that are encountered
when you use the GENEX Assistant.
A File List Lists the types of files supported by the GENEX Assistant
and file implications.
B Acronyms and Lists the acronyms and abbreviations described in the user
Abbreviations manual and their explanations.
Conventions
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk that, if not avoided,

will result in death or serious injury.
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Indicates a hazard with a medium or low level of risk which, if

not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided,

could cause equipment damage, data loss, and performance
degradation, or unexpected results.
Indicates a tip that may help you solve a problem or save time.
Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement
important points of the main text.
General Conventions
Convention Description
Times New Roman Normal paragraphs are in Times New Roman.

Boldface Names of files, directories, folders, and users are in
boldface. For example, log in as user root.
Italic Book titles are in italics.
Courier New Terminal display is in Courier New.
Command Conventions
Boldface The keywords of a command line are in boldface.

Italic Command arguments are in italics.
[] Items (keywords or arguments) in square brackets [ ] are
optional.
{ x | y | ... } Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by
vertical bars. One is selected.
[ x | y | ... ] Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets
and separated by vertical bars. One or none is selected.
{ x | y | ... } * Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by
vertical bars. A minimum of one or a maximum of all can
be selected.
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GUI Conventions
Boldface Buttons, menus, parameters, tabs, windows, and dialog titles

are in boldface. For example, click OK.
> Multi-level menus are in boldface and separated by the ">"
signs. For example, choose File > Create > Folder.
Keyboard Operation
Format Description
Key Press the key. For example, press Enter and press Tab.
Key 1+Key 2 Press the keys concurrently. For example, pressing
Ctrl+Alt+A means the three keys should be pressed
concurrently.
Key 1, Key 2 Press the keys in turn. For example, pressing Alt, A means
the two keys should be pressed in turn.
Mouse Operation
Action Description
Click Select and release the primary mouse button without

moving the pointer.
Double-click Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and
quickly without moving the pointer.
Drag Press and hold the primary mouse button and move the
pointer to a certain position.
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1 Introduction to the GENEX Assistant ....................................................................................1-1

2 Installing the Assistant .............................................................................................................2-1
2.1 Hardware Requirements................................................................................................................................2-2
2.2 Procedure for Installing the GENEX Assistant .............................................................................................2-2
2.2.1 Installing the Main Program ................................................................................................................2-2
2.2.2 Installing the GENEX Shared ..............................................................................................................2-7
2.2.3 Obtaining the License ........................................................................................................................2-10
2.2.4 Installation Directory ......................................................................................................................... 2-11
3 Quick Start...................................................................................................................................3-1
3.1 Preparations...................................................................................................................................................3-2
3.2 Procedure for Data Post-Processing ..............................................................................................................3-2
4 User Interface ..............................................................................................................................4-1

4.1 Main Interface ...............................................................................................................................................4-2
4.2 Menu Bar.......................................................................................................................................................4-2
4.2.1 Project Menu........................................................................................................................................4-2
4.2.2 DataSet Menu.......................................................................................................................................4-3
4.2.3 View Menu...........................................................................................................................................4-4
4.2.4 Window Menu......................................................................................................................................4-5
4.2.5 Help Menu ...........................................................................................................................................4-5
4.3 Toolbar ..........................................................................................................................................................4-6
4.3.1 Standard Toolbar ..................................................................................................................................4-6
4.3.2 Map Toolbar.........................................................................................................................................4-6
4.3.3 Chart Toolbar .......................................................................................................................................4-8
4.3.4 Sheet Toolbar .......................................................................................................................................4-8
4.3.5 Engineering Parameter Toolbar............................................................................................................4-9
4.4 Status Bar ....................................................................................................................................................4-10
4.5 Work Platform .............................................................................................................................................4-10
4.6 Navigation View.......................................................................................................................................... 4-11
4.6.1 Project Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 4-11
4.6.2 Map Legend Tab ................................................................................................................................ 4-11
4.6.3 Word Controller Tab........................................................................................................................... 4-11

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4.7 Property View.............................................................................................................................................. 4-11

4.7.1 WCDMA Scanner Coverage Tab ....................................................................................................... 4-11
4.7.2 UE Pilot Measurement Tab ................................................................................................................ 4-11
4.7.3 GSM MS Measurement Tab............................................................................................................... 4-11
4.7.4 Site Information Tab .......................................................................................................................... 4-11
4.8 Data Window............................................................................................................................................... 4-11
4.8.1 Map Mode..........................................................................................................................................4-12
4.8.2 Chart Mode ........................................................................................................................................4-12
4.8.3 Sheet Mode ........................................................................................................................................4-13
4.8.4 Histogram Mode ................................................................................................................................4-13
4.8.5 Pie Mode ............................................................................................................................................4-14
4.8.6 Custom Diagram Mode......................................................................................................................4-14
5 Project Management ..................................................................................................................5-1

5.1 Project File Management ..............................................................................................................................5-2
5.1.1 Introduction to Project Files.................................................................................................................5-2
5.1.2 Creating a Project.................................................................................................................................5-2
5.1.3 Opening a Project.................................................................................................................................5-3
5.1.4 Closing a Project ..................................................................................................................................5-3
5.2 Dataset Management .....................................................................................................................................5-3
5.2.1 Introduction to the Dataset...................................................................................................................5-3
5.2.2 Dataset Property...................................................................................................................................5-3
5.2.3 Dataset Operations ...............................................................................................................................5-5
6 Map and Legend.........................................................................................................................6-1

6.1 Map Management..........................................................................................................................................6-2
6.1.1 Introduction to the Mapinfo Map File..................................................................................................6-2
6.1.2 Setting the Mapinfo Map .....................................................................................................................6-2
6.1.3 Removing the Mapinfo Map ................................................................................................................6-3
6.1.4 Importing the Outdoor Raster Map ......................................................................................................6-3
6.1.5 Importing the Indoor Raster Map.........................................................................................................6-4
6.2 Legend Management .....................................................................................................................................6-5
6.2.1 Introduction to Legends .......................................................................................................................6-5
6.2.2 Adding a Custom Legend.....................................................................................................................6-7
6.2.3 Removing a Custom Legend................................................................................................................6-7
6.2.4 Importing a Custom Legend ................................................................................................................6-7
6.2.5 Exporting a Custom Legend ................................................................................................................6-7
6.2.6 Loading a Legend for a Parameter .......................................................................................................6-8
6.2.7 Modifying a Legend Theme.................................................................................................................6-8
6.2.8 Displaying or Hiding Legends .............................................................................................................6-9
6.2.9 Setting a Legend Style .......................................................................................................................6-10
6.3 Layer Management...................................................................................................................................... 6-11
7 Engineering Data Management...............................................................................................7-1
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7.1 Introduction to Engineering Parameters........................................................................................................7-2

7.2 Importing Engineering Parameters................................................................................................................7-3
7.3 Displaying Engineering Parameters ..............................................................................................................7-4
7.4 Introduction to Neighbor Data ......................................................................................................................7-4
7.5 Importing Neighbor Data ..............................................................................................................................7-5
7.6 Viewing Neighbor Data.................................................................................................................................7-5
7.7 Introduction to CIO Parameters ....................................................................................................................7-6
7.8 Adding CIO Parameters ................................................................................................................................7-6
8 Test Data Management .............................................................................................................8-1

8.1 Importing Test Data.......................................................................................................................................8-2
8.1.1 Introduction to Test Data......................................................................................................................8-2
8.1.2 Importing the GENEX Probe Data ......................................................................................................8-4
8.1.3 Importing the Huawei RNC Data.........................................................................................................8-4
8.1.4 Importing the Agilent Data ..................................................................................................................8-6
8.1.5 Importing the BYUE Data ...................................................................................................................8-7
8.1.6 Importing the TSMU Data ...................................................................................................................8-7
8.1.7 Importing the Mobile Agent Data ........................................................................................................8-7
8.1.8 Importing the PHU Data ......................................................................................................................8-8
8.2 Viewing the Import File List .........................................................................................................................8-9
8.3 Filtering Test Data .......................................................................................................................................8-10
8.4 Combining Test Data Based on Devices ..................................................................................................... 8-11
8.4.1 Combining Data Based On UEs......................................................................................................... 8-11
8.4.2 Combining Data Based On Scanners .................................................................................................8-13
8.4.3 Combining Data Based On Mobile Agents ........................................................................................8-13
8.4.4 Importing Data Based On PHUs ........................................................................................................8-15
9 Viewing Test Data .....................................................................................................................9-1

9.1 Data Display Modes ......................................................................................................................................9-2
9.2 Displaying on Map........................................................................................................................................9-3
9.2.1 Controlling Data Playback ...................................................................................................................9-3
9.2.2 Viewing the Cell Coverage Area Data .................................................................................................9-4
9.2.3 Simulating the Single Site Shutdown...................................................................................................9-5
9.2.4 Setting the Projection Reference Frame...............................................................................................9-6
9.2.5 Analyzing Pilot Pollution .....................................................................................................................9-7
9.3 Displaying on Sheet ......................................................................................................................................9-7
9.3.1 Data Statistics.......................................................................................................................................9-7
9.3.2 Highlighted Display of Layer 3 Signaling ...........................................................................................9-8
9.4 Displaying on Chart ....................................................................................................................................9-10
9.5 Locking Data...............................................................................................................................................9-10
9.6 Co-Activating Multiple Windows ............................................................................................................... 9-11
10 Exporting Test Data ...............................................................................................................10-1

10.1 Using Word Collector................................................................................................................................10-2
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10.2 Exporting Data from a Map.......................................................................................................................10-2

10.3 Exporting Data from a Sheet .....................................................................................................................10-3
10.4 Exporting Data from a Chart .....................................................................................................................10-3
10.5 Exporting an Excel Report ........................................................................................................................10-3
10.6 Exporting a Drive Test Report...................................................................................................................10-4
11 Test Reports.............................................................................................................................11-1
11.1 Report: WCDMA Scanner Neighbor Cell ................................................................................................. 11-2
11.2 Report: WCDMA Scanner Handover Statistic .......................................................................................... 11-2
11.3 Report: WCDMA UE Call Setup............................................................................................................... 11-3
11.4 Report: WCDMA UE Call Statistics ......................................................................................................... 11-4
11.5 Report: WCDMA UE Call Timing Analysis ............................................................................................. 11-5
11.6 Report: WCDMA UE Crossingtable HSDPA............................................................................................ 11-6
11.7 Report: GSM Drive Test Statistics ............................................................................................................ 11-7
11.8 Report: GSM UE Call Statistics Analyse .................................................................................................. 11-7
11.9 Report: WCDMA UE RRC Setup Statistics .............................................................................................. 11-8
11.10 Drive Test Reports................................................................................................................................... 11-9
11.10.1 Voice Test Summary....................................................................................................................... 11-9
11.10.2 Data Service Summary................................................................................................................. 11-10
11.10.3 Soft Handover Summary.............................................................................................................. 11-11
11.10.4 RF Test Summary......................................................................................................................... 11-12
11.10.5 RRC Setup Summary ................................................................................................................... 11-13
12 KPIs...........................................................................................................................................12-1
12.1 UE KPIs ....................................................................................................................................................12-2
12.1.1 KPI Node: UE Pilot Summary .........................................................................................................12-2
12.1.2 KPI Node: IMSI...............................................................................................................................12-2
12.1.3 KPI Node: Active Set.......................................................................................................................12-2
12.1.4 KPI Node: Monitor Set ....................................................................................................................12-4
12.1.5 KPI Node: Detected Set ...................................................................................................................12-5
12.1.6 KPI Node: Power Control ................................................................................................................12-5
12.1.7 KPI Node: Throughput.....................................................................................................................12-6
12.1.8 KPI Node: BLER .............................................................................................................................12-7
12.1.9 KPI Node: GSM...............................................................................................................................12-8
12.1.10 KPI Node: GPRS .........................................................................................................................12-10
12.1.11 KPI Node: L3 Message ................................................................................................................ 12-11
12.1.12 KPI Node: Phone Event ...............................................................................................................12-13
12.1.13 KPI Node: Statistic as Site ...........................................................................................................12-19
12.1.14 KPI Node: RRC State ..................................................................................................................12-20
12.1.15 KPI Node: Time Analyse .............................................................................................................12-21
12.1.16 KPI Node: HSDPA.......................................................................................................................12-22
12.1.17 KPI Node: HSUPA.......................................................................................................................12-24
12.1.18 Other KPIs ...................................................................................................................................12-25
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12.2 Scanner KPIs...........................................................................................................................................12-36

12.2.1 KPI Node: Nth Best .......................................................................................................................12-36
12.2.2 KPI Node: Ec/Io.............................................................................................................................12-37
12.2.3 KPI Node: RSCP............................................................................................................................12-37
12.2.4 KPI Node: Pilot Pollution ..............................................................................................................12-38
12.2.5 KPI Node: HO Event .....................................................................................................................12-38
12.2.6 KPI Node: RSSI.............................................................................................................................12-39
12.2.7 KPI Node: SC Count......................................................................................................................12-39
12.2.8 KPI Node: Scanner Coverage Summary........................................................................................12-39
12.3 RNC KPIs ...............................................................................................................................................12-39
13 Events .......................................................................................................................................13-1
13.1 RRC Events...............................................................................................................................................13-2
13.2 Authentication Events ...............................................................................................................................13-3
13.3 Security Mode Events ...............................................................................................................................13-3
13.4 Authentication and Ciphering Events........................................................................................................13-3
13.5 RB Setup Events .......................................................................................................................................13-4
13.6 Call Proceeding Events .............................................................................................................................13-4
13.7 GMM Events.............................................................................................................................................13-7
13.8 MM Events................................................................................................................................................13-8
13.9 Handover Events .......................................................................................................................................13-8
13.10 GSM Events ..........................................................................................................................................13-12
13.11 HSDPA Events.......................................................................................................................................13-15
13.12 MMS Events..........................................................................................................................................13-24
13.13 Inter-System Events ..............................................................................................................................13-26
13.14 SMS Events...........................................................................................................................................13-27
13.15 Link Restore Events ..............................................................................................................................13-28
13.16 Interior Events.......................................................................................................................................13-29
14 FAQ ...........................................................................................................................................14-1
14.1 How to Start the Assistant When the Verification Fails?...........................................................................14-3
14.2 How to Deal With Illegal Operations During Data Import?......................................................................14-3
14.3 How to Solve the Invalidity of Co-activation?..........................................................................................14-3
14.4 Why the Word Collector Icon Is Unavailable? How to Make It Active?...................................................14-4
14.5 How to Load the Last Position on the Map? .............................................................................................14-4
14.6 Why No Data Is Displayed After Indicators Become Active?...................................................................14-4
14.7 How to Change the Map Legend? .............................................................................................................14-5
14.8 How to Carry Out Time Filter on the Map Layer? ....................................................................................14-5
14.9 Why the Messages Collected by Agilent on the BCCH Channel Cannot Be Correctly Displayed? .........14-6
14.10 Why the Analysis Report Item Cannot Be Open? ...................................................................................14-6
14.11 In What Scenarios Should the GENEX Shared Be Reinstalled? .............................................................14-6
14.12 Why the Automatic Matching of the RNC Signaling With the UE Test Data Fails?...............................14-7
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Figure 2-1 Preparing Setup window...................................................................................................................2-3

Figure 2-2 License Agreement ...........................................................................................................................2-3
Figure 2-3 Customer Information dialog box.....................................................................................................2-4
Figure 2-4 Choose Destination Location dialog box..........................................................................................2-5

Figure 2-5 Ready to Install the Program dialog box...........................................................................................2-5
Figure 2-6 Setup Status dialog box.....................................................................................................................2-6
Figure 2-7 InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box .......................................................................................2-7

Figure 2-8 Preparing Setup window...................................................................................................................2-8
Figure 2-9 Welcome interface for GENEX Shared ............................................................................................2-8
Figure 2-10 License Agreement dialog box .......................................................................................................2-9

Figure 2-11 Setup Status dialog box...................................................................................................................2-9
Figure 2-12 InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box ...................................................................................2-10
Figure 2-13 Update License dialog box ...........................................................................................................2-10

Figure 2-14 Succeeded in updating the license ................................................................................................ 2-11
Figure 4-1 Main interface of the Assistant .........................................................................................................4-2
Figure 4-2 Standard toolbar................................................................................................................................4-6

Figure 4-3 Chart toolbar .....................................................................................................................................4-8
Figure 4-4 Sheet toolbar .....................................................................................................................................4-8
Figure 4-5 Engineering parameter toolbar..........................................................................................................4-9

Figure 4-6 Map mode .......................................................................................................................................4-12
Figure 4-7 Chart mode .....................................................................................................................................4-12
Figure 4-8 Sheet mode .....................................................................................................................................4-13
Figure 4-9 Histogram mode..............................................................................................................................4-13
Figure 4-10 Pie mode .......................................................................................................................................4-14
Figure 4-11 Custom diagram mode ..................................................................................................................4-14
Figure 5-1 New Project dialog box ....................................................................................................................5-2
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Figure 5-2 Name of the dataset ..........................................................................................................................5-3
Figure 6-1 Location correction for the raster map..............................................................................................6-4

Figure 6-2 Map Legend window ........................................................................................................................6-5
Figure 6-3 Custom legend setting.......................................................................................................................6-6
Figure 6-4 AutoArrange legend setting ..............................................................................................................6-6
Figure 6-5 Load legend option ...........................................................................................................................6-8
Figure 6-6 Modifying a legend theme ................................................................................................................6-9
Figure 6-7 Displaying legend symbols...............................................................................................................6-9
Figure 6-8 Legend Style dialog box .................................................................................................................6-10
Figure 6-9 Layer Control dialog box................................................................................................................ 6-11
Figure 7-1 Matching engineering parameters.....................................................................................................7-3
Figure 7-2 Engineering parameter display toolbar .............................................................................................7-4
Figure 7-3 Viewing neighbor cells .....................................................................................................................7-5
Figure 7-4 Show config Neighbor Cell ..............................................................................................................7-6

Figure 7-5 CIO Manager dialog box ..................................................................................................................7-7
Figure 8-1 Import GENEX Probe File dialog box..............................................................................................8-4
Figure 8-2 Import Huawei RNC File dialog box................................................................................................8-5

Figure 8-3 RncMsg Time Match dialog box ......................................................................................................8-6
Figure 8-4 Import Mobile Agent File dialog box ...............................................................................................8-8
Figure 8-5 Import PHU File dialog box .............................................................................................................8-9

Figure 8-6 Import File List dialog box .............................................................................................................8-10
Figure 8-7 Filter Data dialog box ..................................................................................................................... 8-11
Figure 8-8 Combine Device dialog box ...........................................................................................................8-12
Figure 8-9 Modify Device Name based on UEs...............................................................................................8-12
Figure 8-10 Combine Device dialog box .........................................................................................................8-13
Figure 8-11 Combine Device dialog box..........................................................................................................8-14
Figure 8-12 Modify Device Name dialog box..................................................................................................8-14
Figure 8-14 Warning message ..........................................................................................................................8-15

Figure 8-15 Combine Device based on PHUs..................................................................................................8-16
Figure 8-16 Modify Device Name based on PHUs ..........................................................................................8-16

Figure 8-18 Warning message ..........................................................................................................................8-17
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Figure 9-1 Selecting data display modes............................................................................................................9-2
Figure 9-2 Line connecting the test data and the base stations...........................................................................9-3
Figure 9-3 Playing back control toolbar .............................................................................................................9-3
Figure 9-4 Cell coverage area.............................................................................................................................9-5
Figure 9-5 Setting the parameters for shutting down the cell.............................................................................9-6
Figure 9-6 Data for the single site shutdown simulation ....................................................................................9-6
Figure 9-7 Pilot Pollution Analyse dialog box ...................................................................................................9-7
Figure 9-8 Selecting data for statistics ...............................................................................................................9-8
Figure 9-9 Highlighted display of keywords ......................................................................................................9-9
Figure 9-10 Modify Series Data dialog box .....................................................................................................9-10
Figure 9-11 Data lock ....................................................................................................................................... 9-11
Figure 9-12 Multi-window co-activation .........................................................................................................9-12
Figure 11-1 Specifying a pair of messages ....................................................................................................... 11-5
Figure 11-2 UE Coverage Statistics................................................................................................................ 11-12

Figure 12-1 KPI node: UE Pilot Summary.......................................................................................................12-2
Figure 12-2 KPI node: Active Set ....................................................................................................................12-3
Figure 12-3 KPI node: Monitor Set..................................................................................................................12-4

Figure 12-4 KPI node: Detected Set.................................................................................................................12-5
Figure 12-5 KPI node: Power Control..............................................................................................................12-6
Figure 12-6 KPI node: Throughput ..................................................................................................................12-7

Figure 12-7 KPI node: BLER...........................................................................................................................12-8
Figure 12-8 KPI node: GSM ............................................................................................................................12-9
Figure 12-9 KPI node: GPRS .........................................................................................................................12-10
Figure 12-10 KPI node: L3 Message..............................................................................................................12-12
Figure 12-11 KPI node: Phone Event .............................................................................................................12-13
Figure 12-12 KPI node: Statistic as Site.........................................................................................................12-20
Figure 12-13 KPI node: RRC State ................................................................................................................12-21
Figure 12-14 KPI node: Time Analyse ...........................................................................................................12-22
Figure 12-15 Coverage KPIs ..........................................................................................................................12-25

Figure 12-16 Accessibility KPIs.....................................................................................................................12-27
Figure 12-17 Retainability KPIs.....................................................................................................................12-28
Figure 12-18 Service integrity KPIs...............................................................................................................12-30

Figure 12-19 Mobility KPIs ...........................................................................................................................12-32
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Figure 12-20 Delay KPIs................................................................................................................................12-34
Figure 12-21 Scanner KPIs ............................................................................................................................12-36

Figure 12-22 RNC KPIs .................................................................................................................................12-39
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Tables
Table 1-1 Main functions of the GENEX Assistant............................................................................................1-1

Table 2-1 Hardware requirements.......................................................................................................................2-2
Table 2-2 Directory structure of the Assistant .................................................................................................. 2-11
Table 3-1 Data post-processing process..............................................................................................................3-2

Table 4-1 Description of items on the Project menu...........................................................................................4-2
Table 4-2 Description of items on the DataSet menu .........................................................................................4-3
Table 4-3 Description of items on the Windows menu.......................................................................................4-5

Table 4-4 Description of items on the DataSet menu .........................................................................................4-5
Table 4-5 Buttons on the toolbar.........................................................................................................................4-6
Table 4-6 Buttons on the map toolbar.................................................................................................................4-6

Table 4-7 Buttons on the chart toolbar................................................................................................................4-8
Table 4-8 Buttons on the sheet toolbar ...............................................................................................................4-9
Table 4-9 Buttons on the engineering parameter toolbar ....................................................................................4-9

Table 4-10 Buttons on the status bar.................................................................................................................4-10
Table 5-1 Parameters on the Scanner Setting tab................................................................................................5-4
Table 5-2 Parameters on the Binning Type tab ...................................................................................................5-4

Table 6-1 Formats of a Mapinfo map file ...........................................................................................................6-2
Table 6-2 Functions of the fields in the Legend Style dialog box.....................................................................6-10
Table 6-3 Functions of the fields in the Layer Control dialog box ................................................................... 6-11
Table 7-1 Engineering parameter fields..............................................................................................................7-2
Table 7-2 Functions of the buttons on the engineering parameter display toolbar .............................................7-4
Table 7-3 Functions of the buttons in the CIO Manager dialog box...................................................................7-7
Table 8-1 Functions of the parameters in the Filter Data dialog box................................................................ 8-11
Table 9-1 Functions of the data display options .................................................................................................9-2
Table 9-2 Function of each button on the toolbar ...............................................................................................9-4
Table 9-3 Functions of the buttons for data statistics..........................................................................................9-8
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Table 9-4 Keywords in the layer 3 signaling configuration file..........................................................................9-9
Table 9-5 Window co-activation.......................................................................................................................9-12

Table 10-1 Functions provided by the Word Collector .....................................................................................10-2
Table 10-2 Meanings of the parameters in the Reporting Setting dialog box...................................................10-4
Table 11-1 Report: WCDMA Scanner Neighbor Cell....................................................................................... 11-2
Table 11-2 Report: WCDMA Scanner Handover Statistic................................................................................ 11-2
Table 11-3 Tab page: Scanner Handover Statistic............................................................................................. 11-3
Table 11-4 Report: WCDMA UE Call Setup .................................................................................................... 11-3
Table 11-5 Failure causes and relevant events .................................................................................................. 11-4
Table 11-6 Report: WCDMA UE Call Statistics............................................................................................... 11-4
Table 11-7 Elements in the dialog box for choosing messages......................................................................... 11-6
Table 11-8 Report: WCDMA UE Crossingtable HSDPA ................................................................................. 11-6
Table 11-9 Report: GSM Drive Test Statistics.................................................................................................. 11-7
Table 11-10 Report: GSM UE Call Statistics Analyse...................................................................................... 11-7

Table 11-11 Report: Wcdma UE RRC Setup Statistics..................................................................................... 11-8
Table 11-12 Report: Call Time Stamp Statistics ............................................................................................... 11-9
Table 11-13 Report: Call Drop Trace.............................................................................................................. 11-10

Table 11-14 Report: Data Service Statistics.................................................................................................... 11-10
Table 11-15 Report: Data Service Time Stamp Statistics ............................................................................... 11-11
Table 11-16 Report: Soft Handover Statistics................................................................................................. 11-11

Table 11-17 Report: Soft Handover Event Statistics....................................................................................... 11-12
Table 11-18 Report: Scanner Pilot Pollution .................................................................................................. 11-13
Table 11-19 Report: RRC Setup Statistics ...................................................................................................... 11-14
Table 11-20 Report: RRC Setup Time Stamp Detail ...................................................................................... 11-14
Table 12-1 KPI node: Active Set ......................................................................................................................12-3
Table 12-2 KPI node: Power Control ...............................................................................................................12-6
Table 12-3 KPI node: Throughput ....................................................................................................................12-7
Table 12-4 KPI node: GSM ..............................................................................................................................12-9
Table 12-5 KPI node: GPRS...........................................................................................................................12-10

Table 12-6 KPI node: L3 Message .................................................................................................................12-12
Table 12-7 KPI node: Phone Event.................................................................................................................12-13
Table 12-8 KPI node: Statistic as Site.............................................................................................................12-20

Table 12-9 KPI node: HSDPA ........................................................................................................................12-22
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Table 12-10 KPI subnode: HS-DSCH Decoding Statistics.............................................................................12-23
Table 12-11 KPI node: HSUPA ......................................................................................................................12-24

Table 12-12 Coverage KPIs............................................................................................................................12-26
Table 12-13 Retainability KPIs.......................................................................................................................12-29
Table 12-14 Service integrity KPIs.................................................................................................................12-30
Table 12-15 Mobility KPIs .............................................................................................................................12-32
Table 12-16 Delay KPIs..................................................................................................................................12-35
Table 12-17 KPI node: Nth Best.....................................................................................................................12-37
Table 12-18 KPI node: Ec/Io ..........................................................................................................................12-37
Table 12-19 KPI node: RSCP .........................................................................................................................12-37
Table 12-20 KPI node: Pilot Pollution............................................................................................................12-38
Table 12-21 KPI node: HO Event...................................................................................................................12-38
Table 12-22 RNC KPIs...................................................................................................................................12-40
Table 13-1 RRC events.....................................................................................................................................13-2

Table 13-2 Authentication events .....................................................................................................................13-3
Table 13-3 Security mode events......................................................................................................................13-3
Table 13-4 Authentication and ciphering events...............................................................................................13-4

Table 13-5 RB setup events ..............................................................................................................................13-4
Table 13-6 Call proceeding events....................................................................................................................13-4
Table 13-7 GMM events...................................................................................................................................13-7

Table 13-8 MM events......................................................................................................................................13-8
Table 13-9 Handover events .............................................................................................................................13-8
Table 13-10 GSM events ................................................................................................................................13-12
Table 13-11 HSDPA events.............................................................................................................................13-15
Table 13-12 MMS events................................................................................................................................13-24
Table 13-13 Inter-system events .....................................................................................................................13-26
Table 13-14 SMS events.................................................................................................................................13-27
Table 13-15 Link restore events......................................................................................................................13-29
Table 13-16 Interior events.............................................................................................................................13-29
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User Manual 1 Introduction to the GENEX Assistant
1 Introduction to the GENEX Assistant
The GENEX Assistant, a member of the Huawei GENEX family, is excellent software for
post-processing the 3G drive test data.
With the Assistant, you can:
z Have a panorama view of network performance
z Locate network troubles
z Improve network quality
z Verify network planning and optimization
Table 1-1 lists the main functions provided by the GENEX Assistant.
Table 1-1 Main functions of the GENEX Assistant

Function Description
Analyzing the test data in The Assistant analyzes the test data in the WCDMA and GSM
WCDMA-GSM dual networks. The Assistant also has the independent display
mode systems for separately displaying the engineering parameters
and real-time data.
Importing various kinds The Assistant imports test data from:
of test device data z GENEX Probe
z Huawei RNC
z DTI Scanner
z Anritsu Scanner
z Agilent E6474A
z Agilent E7476A
The Assistant offers excellent display and analysis for the test
indicators.
Flexible type expansion For a new device type, you need to update only the associated
of drive test data file.
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Four geographic binning The four geographic binning modes are:

modes and three value z Distance binning
fetching methods
z Grid binning
z Time binning
z No binning
The three data sampling methods are:
z Maximum value
z Minimum value
z Average value
Independent analysis of The Assistant supports the differentiated display of
drive test devices independent drive test devices and of the independent
ARFCNs in the devices.
Scrambling code reuse The Assistant analyzes the environment for the reuse of
environment scrambling codes in a large-scale network.
Combining the drive test The Assistant combines the drive test devices automatically.
devices automatically
Integrated analysis of By synchronizing the GPS time, the Assistant can display the
measurement data on drive test data and the RNC data simultaneously. This enables
uplink and downlink integrated analysis of the data on the uplink and downlink. The
data contains the tracing signaling of RNC subscribers.
Analysis by geographic The Assistant supports the locking of geographic areas or time
area or time span spans. After the Assistant locks the geographical area or the
time span, the data in the locked area becomes the basis for
later analysis.
Displaying the drive test The Assistant displays drive test track automatically and
track allows you to adjust the associated parameters.
Test data playback The Assistant supports:
z Manual or automatic play of the test data back
z Display of measurement parameters for trouble spots in
detail
z Network problems locating in a quick manner
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Multiple data display The data display modes consist of:

modes z Map
z Curve chart
z Custom XY chart
z PDF chart
z Table
z Histogram
For map mode, the Assistant provides:
z Fast pilot relation line
z Layer offset
z Overlapped path filtration
z Area memory
z Display and control of engineering parameters
For curve chart mode, the Assistant supports:
z Dynamic modification and dragging of data curves
z Graph zooming
z Graph rotating
z Chart customization
For table mode, the Assistant supports:
z Search
z Copying
z Calculation
Multi-window The Assistant supports the data co-activation among maps,
bidirectional charts, tables, and signaling events.
co-activation
Displaying the real-time The Assistant offers the real-time display of:
data z Scanner coverage
z UE pilot information
Layer 3 signaling parsing The Assistant supports the signaling parsing of RRC, NAS,
and RR on the layer 3.
The Assistant searches an event or an event entity.

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Various kinds of For the Scanner data, the Assistant supports:

application items z Handover event simulation
z Pilot pollution analysis
z Soft handover statistics
z Neighboring cell analysis
z Detailed analysis report
For UE data, the Assistant provides analysis reports on:
z UE network event predefinition
z PS statistics
z CS statistics
Exporting data in The Assistant supports the data export in different display
different display formats formats, such as:
z .bmp
z .txt
z .xls
Filtering the data by The Assistant filters the imported data by indicator.
indicator
Word collector Using the word collector, the Assistant exports the browsed
pictures and data table to a specified file in .doc format; thus
saving frequent copying and pasting.
Simulating the closing of The Assistant simulates the changes of the pilot signal brought
Scanner single site by the site closure to determine the effects of the site on the
point. The focus should be on the RSSI recalculation of the
drive test point covered by the site.
Matching RNC messages When importing the RNC data, the Assistant automatically
automatically maps RNC messages to UE messages.
Analyzing the HSDPA The HSDPA statistics represents:
statistics z Current network performance
z Parameter configuration
z Rate statistics
z Channel decoding statistics
z Service performance
Summarizing the KPIs by The Assistant sums up the KPIs by site to determine the status
sites of NEs in the current network.
These KPIs consist of:
z Soft handover
z Call setup
z Call dropped
z Call setup failure
Intelligent report system The Assistant automatically generates drive test reports.

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User Manual 2 Installing the Assistant
2 Installing the Assistant
About This Chapter
The following table lists the contents of this chapter.
Section Describes
2.1 Hardware Requirements The requirements for the software and hardware of the PC
during the installation of the Assistant.
2.2 Procedure The procedure for installing the Assistant.

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2.1 Hardware Requirements

Table 2-1 lists the hardware required for the installation and operation of the Assistant.
Table 2-1 Hardware requirements

Item Requirement
CPU Pentium III 850 MHz or higher

Monitor VGA (1024x768, 16-bit color or higher)
Memory 256 MB or higher
Hard disk 1 GB or higher
Operating system Windows 2000 or Windows XP
2.2 Procedure for Installing the GENEX Assistant

2.2.1 Installing the Main Program
To install the main program of the GENEX Assistant, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Double-click setup.exe.
The Preparing Setup window is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-1.

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Figure 2-1 Preparing Setup window
Step 2 Read the license agreement. If you accept the agreement, select I accept the items of the
license agreement, and then click Next shown in Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 License Agreement

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Step 3 Enter the user information and click Next in the Customer Information dialog box shown in
Figure 2-3.
Figure 2-3 Customer Information dialog box
To return to the previous step, click Back in each of the previous dialog boxes.
Step 4 Click Change shown in Figure 2-4 to customize the directory for installing the Assistant. If
you use the default installation directory, click Next.

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Figure 2-4 Choose Destination Location dialog box
Step 5 Click Install in the Ready to Install the Program dialog box shown in Figure 2-5.
Figure 2-5 Ready to Install the Program dialog box

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The system starts the installation. Figure 2-6 shows the installation progress.
Figure 2-6 Setup Status dialog box
Step 6 After the installation, click Finish in the displayed InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog
box shown in Figure 2-7.

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Figure 2-7 InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box
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2.2.2 Installing the GENEX Shared
z The installation of main program automatically invokes the GENEX Shared.

z If you uninstall the Assistant, the GENEX Shared component package remains on the PC to ensure
that other GENEX products can work properly.
z You can skip the installation of the GENEX Shared if the GENEX Shared is already installed on the
local PC. If you would like to update the Assistant, Huawei strongly recommends that the GENEX
Shared be reinstalled since the previous GENEX Shared may be upgraded at the same time.
To install the GENEX Shared, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Double-click setup.exe.
The Preparing Setup window shown in Figure 2-8 is displayed.

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Figure 2-8 Preparing Setup window
Step 2 Read the contents in the Welcome interface. Click Next shown in Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9 Welcome interface for GENEX Shared
Step 3 Read the license agreement. If you accept the agreement, click Yes shown in Figure 2-10.

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Figure 2-10 License Agreement dialog box
The system starts the installation. Figure 2-11 shows the installation progress.
Figure 2-11 Setup Status dialog box

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Step 4 After the installation, click Finish in the displayed InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog
box shown in Figure 2-12.
Figure 2-12 InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box
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2.2.3 Obtaining the License
After installing the Assistant, obtain the Assistant license. In this way, you can use the functions
provided by the Assistant.
Step 1 Send the Locking Code displayed in the information of hard dongle to the Huawei Customer
Service Center to obtain the associated .lic file.
Step 2 Enable the Update License function. Choose the directory for updating the license.
The GENEX Assistant extracts the license code to the Update License dialog box shown in
Figure 2-13. Alternatively, you can enter the license code in the Update License dialog box.
Figure 2-13 Update License dialog box

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After the upgrade, the Assistant gives the following message shown in Figure 2-14.
Step 3 Click Yes.
Figure 2-14 Succeeded in updating the license
Step 4 Restart the GENEX Assistant to verify the license.

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2.2.4 Installation Directory

Table 2-2 lists the directory components created after the installation.
Table 2-2 Directory structure of the Assistant

Directory Description
Bin Stores the main program.

Bin/Device Store modules for data import.
Bin/Analyse Stores modules for application analysis.
Bin/Python Stores modules for the configuration of custom events.
Bin/Log Stores running logs of applications.
Sample Stores sample files.
Template Stores system templates.

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User Manual 3 Quick Start
3 Quick Start
About This Chapter
Section Describes
3.1 Preparations The preparations before the installation of the Assistant.

3.2 Procedure The procedure for analyzing the data.

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3.1 Preparations
Before the quick start of the Assistant, the following preparations should be made:
z The Assistant of the latest version and the GENEX Shared of the latest version are
installed correctly.
z The hard dongle is connected correctly to the Assistant that passes the license
authentication.
For details, refer to Chapter 2 "Installing the Assistant."
3.2 Procedure for Data Post-Processing

Table 3-1 lists the procedures for data post-processing.
Table 3-1 Data post-processing process
Step Operation Description Refer to…
1 Create a Creates a project. Section 5.1.2 "Creating a Project."

project
2 Create a Creates a dataset. Section 5.2 "Dataset Management."
dataset
3 Import the Imports the data of Section 8.1 "Importing Test Data."
analysis data various devices to
the created dataset.
4 Filter the Filters the unwanted Section 8.3 "Filtering Test Data."
imported data out.
data
5 Import Imports Chapter 7 "Engineering Data
configuration configuration Management."
parameters parameters to the The configuration parameters are
created dataset. categorized into the following
types:Engineering parameters
z Neighboring cell parameters
z CIO parameters
6 Check Checks analysis Chapter 9 "Viewing Test Data" for modes
analysis items in different of data check. and chapter 12 "KPIs" for
items ways. indicator description.

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Step Operation Description Refer to…
7 Generate Generate analysis Section 10.5 "Exporting an Excel Report"

analysis reports. and section 10.6 "Exporting a Drive Test
reports Report" for modes of generating reports.
Chapter 11 "Test Reports" for the
description of reports.

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User Manual 4 User Interface
4 User Interface
About This Chapter
Section Describes
4.1 Main Interface The user-friendly main interface.

4.2 Menu Bar The main menu of the Assistant.
4.3 Toolbar The shortcuts of the main functions provided by the Assistant.
4.4 Status Bar The system status, geographic longitude and latitude in the
Assistant.
4.5 Work Platform Various kinds of windows and platforms for data analysis.
4.6 Navigation View The Project, Map Legend, and Word Collector tabs.
4.7 Property View The WCDMA Scanner Coverage, UE Pilot Measurement,
GSM MS Measurement, and Site Information tabs.
4.8 Data Window Various display modes of data window.

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4.1 Main Interface

Figure 4-1 shows the main interface of the Assistant.
Figure 4-1 Main interface of the Assistant
4.2 Menu Bar

4.2.1 Project Menu
Table 4-1 Description of items on the Project menu
Item Function Refer to…
New Project Creates a project. Section 5.1.2 "Creating a Project."

Open Project Opens a project. Section 5.1.3 "Opening a Project."
Close Project Closes a project. Section 5.1.4 "Closing a Project."
Import Dataset Imports a dataset. -

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Set Map Path Sets a map path. Section 6.1.2 "Setting the Mapinfo Map."
Remove Map Removes a map path. -
Path
Exit Exits the Assistant. -
4.2.2 DataSet Menu

Table 4-2 Description of items on the DataSet menu
New Dataset Creates a dataset. -

Remove Dataset Removes a dataset. -
Export Dataset Exports a dataset. -
Modify Dataset Modifies the For details about dataset property, refer to
Property dataset property. section 5.2.2 "Dataset Property."
Filter Import Dataset Filters the imported Section 8.3 "Filtering Test Data."
Data dataset data
Unlock Dataset GPS Unlocks the current For details about the locking of dataset, refer
Range dataset. to section 9.5 "Locking Data."
Import File List Refers to the list of Section 8.2 "Viewing the Import File List."
imported files
WCDMA CIO Refers to WCDMA Section 7.7 "Introduction to CIO
Manager CIO parameter Parameters." and section 7.8 "Adding CIO
manager. Parameters."
Combine Device Combines device. Section 8.4 "Combining Test Data Based on
Devices."
Import Engineering Imports Section 7.1 "Introduction to Engineering
Parameter engineering Parameters" and section 7.2 "Importing
parameters. Engineering Parameters."
Import Neighbor Cell Imports the Section 7.5 "Importing Neighbor Data."
Config configuration of
neighboring cells.
Display on Map Displays on a map. Section 4.8.1 "Map Mode."
Display on Chart Displays on a chart. Section 4.8.2 "Chart Mode."
Display on Pie Displays on a pie. Section 4.8.5 "Pie Mode."
Display on Histogram Displays on a Section 4.8.4 "Sheet Mode."
histogram.

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Display on Sheet Displays on a Section 4.8.3 "Sheet Mode."

sheet.
4.2.3 View Menu

Item Function Description
Toolbars Defines whether z Standard Toolbar: defines whether or not to

or not to display display the standard toolbar (for details, refer to
the toolbars. section 4.3.1 "Standard Toolbar.")
z Project Bar: defines whether or not to display the
Project tab in the navigation tree.
z Map Legend Bar: defines whether or not to
display the Map Legend tab in the navigation tree.
z Word Collector Bar: defines whether or not to
display the Word Collector tab in the navigation
tree.
Status Bar Determines -
whether or not to
display the status
bar.
Properties Bar Defines whether z WCDMA Scanner Coverage Bar: defines
or not to display whether or not to display the WCDMA Scanner
the properties Coverage tab on the properties bar.
bar. z WCDMA UE Measurement Bar: defines whether
or not to display the WCDMA UE Measurement
tab on the properties bar.
z GSM MS Measurement Bar: defines whether or
not to display the GSM MS Measurement tab on
the properties bar.
z Site Information Bar: defines whether or not to
display the Site Information tab on the properties
bar.
Application Defines whether -
Look or not to display
the application
look.

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4.2.4 Window Menu

Table 4-3 Description of items on the Windows menu
Cascade Cascades the The Assistant cascades the displayed windows

displayed windows when the Cascade option is selected.
Tile Horizontally tiles When the Tile Horizontally option is selected, the
Horizontally the windows Assistant horizontally drags all of the windows
displayed displayed on the work platform and displays them
from the top down.
Tile Vertically tiles the When the Tile Vertically option is selected, the
Vertically windows Assistant vertically pulls all of the windows
displayed. displayed on the work platform and displays them
from left to right.
Arrange Icons Arranges icons When the Arrange Icons option is selected, the
Assistant ranges all of the minimized windows
displayed on the current work platform.
Close All Closes all When the Close All Windows option is selected,
Windows windows. the Assistant closes all of the windows displayed on
the current work platform.
4.2.5 Help Menu

Table 4-4 Description of items on the DataSet menu
Help Provides helps. When the Help option is selected, the

Assistant opens the Help dialog box.
About Assistant Provides information on the When the About Assistant option is
Assistant. selected, the Assistant displays the About
Assistant dialog box.
View ESN Views the ESN of the hard -
dongle.
View License Views the license -
information on hard dongle.
Update License Updates the license. -

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4.3 Toolbar
4.3.1 Standard Toolbar
Figure 4-2 shows the buttons on the standard toolbar.
Figure 4-2 Standard toolbar
Table 4-5 lists the functions of the buttons on the toolbar.
Table 4-5 Buttons on the toolbar

Button Function
Creates a project.
Opens a project.
Closes a project.
Imports a dataset.
Creates a dataset.
Removes a dataset.
Provides helps.
Provides the information about the Assistant.
4.3.2 Map Toolbar

The map toolbar is used when the data is displayed on a map. For details about data display
modes, refer to section 9.1 "Data Display Modes."
Table 4-6 lists the functions of the buttons on the map toolbar.
Table 4-6 Buttons on the map toolbar

Button Function
Displays the engineering parameters.

For details, refer to section 7.3 "Displaying Engineering
Parameters."
Plays the data back.
For details, refer to section 9.2.1 "Controlling Data
Playback."

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Button Function
Controls the playback of the data.

For details, refer to section 9.2.1 "Controlling Data
Playback."
Locks the data.
For details, refer to section 9.5 "Locking Data."
Describes the routine map operations.
Selects the data.
Measures the distance.
and measure the custom distance and total

distance of the elected data respectively.
Controls the layers.
For details, refer to section 6.3 "Layer Management."
Displays or hides legend.
For details, refer to section 6.2.8 "Displaying or Hiding
Legend."
Sets up projection.
For details, refer to section 9.2.4 "Setting the Projection
Reference Frame."
Imports indoor and outdoor raster maps.
For details, refer to section 6.1.4 "Importing the Outdoor
Raster Map" and section 6.1.5 "Importing the Indoor Raster
Map."
Copies the contents on the map window in pictures to the
clipboard.
Exports the data.
For details, refer to section 10.2 "Exporting Data from a
Map."
Exports the contents to the .doc files.
For details, refer to section 10.1 "Using Word Collector."
Sets legends and legend identifiers.
For details, refer to section 6.2.9 "Setting a Legend Style",
section 6.2.7 "Modifying a Legend Theme", and section
6.2.6 "Loading a Legend for a Parameter."

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4.3.3 Chart Toolbar

You can use the buttons on the chart toolbar when you query data in diagram, histogram, pie,
or customized diagram mode. For details about modes of data query, refer to section 9.1 "Data
Display Modes."
Figure 4-3 shows the buttons on the chart toolbar.
Figure 4-3 Chart toolbar
Table 4-7 lists the functions of the buttons on the chart toolbar.
Table 4-7 Buttons on the chart toolbar

Button Function
Refers to the normal mode.
Rotates the chart.
Moves the chart.
Zooms in the chart.
Adjusts the depth of the chart.
Displays in 3D mode.
Sets chart properties.
Prints the selected contents.
Makes a screenshot for the active window.
Saves the current chart.
4.3.4 Sheet Toolbar

You can use the buttons on the sheet toolbar when you query data in sheet mode. For details
about modes of data query, refer to section 9.1 "Data Display Modes."
Figure 4-4 shows the buttons on the sheet toolbar.
Figure 4-4 Sheet toolbar

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Table 4-8 lists the functions of the buttons on the sheet toolbar.
Table 4-8 Buttons on the sheet toolbar

Button Function
Selects and reselects the data separately.
Copies the selected data in the sheet.
Searches for the data in the sheet.
Deletes the selected data.

This operation permanently deletes the data from the database.
Collects the data statistics.
For details, refer to section 9.3.1 "Data Statistics."
Exports the data.
For details, refer to section 10.3 "Exporting Data from a
Sheet."
Exports the contents to a .doc file.
For details, refer to section 10.1 "Using Word Collector."
Locks the data.
For details, refer to section 9.5 "Locking Data."
Measures the length of the area for the selected data.
4.3.5 Engineering Parameter Toolbar

The engineering parameter toolbar is used for importing engineering parameters. Figure 4-5
shows the engineering parameter toolbar. For details about how to import engineering
parameters, refer to section 7.2 "Importing Engineering Parameters."
Figure 4-5 Engineering parameter toolbar
Table 4-9 lists the functions of the buttons on the engineering parameter toolbar.
Table 4-9 Buttons on the engineering parameter toolbar

Button Function
Selects the table header.
Automatically matches with the table header.

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Button Function
Cancels the header match.
Cancels the match for all headers.
Verifies the data.
Imports engineering parameters.
Displays the names of matched headers.
4.4 Status Bar

Table 4-10 lists the buttons on the status bar.
Table 4-10 Buttons on the status bar

Field Function
The menu prompt tells the function

description of this menu when the menu is
chosen.
In the distance measurement, the map scale
shows:
z Actual distance between two points
z Total distance
This information tells the longitude and
latitude of the point where the pointer is
located.
This information shows the status of the
following buttons:
z CAP
z NUM
z SCROLL
4.5 Work Platform

The Assistant work platform contains the tabs for the display and analysis of various test data.
Each tab on the toolbar stands for a window, for example, the Chart, the Sheet, the Map, or
the Message window. You can arrange the windows using the options on the Window menu.

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4.6 Navigation View

4.6.1 Project Tab
On the Project tabs, various types of data are assorted for display; thus facilitating the users'
viewing and analysis of the data. For details about the implications of indicators, refer to
chapter 12 "KPIs."
4.6.2 Map Legend Tab

The Map Legend tab shows both default legends and custom legends.
For details about custom legends, refer to section 6.2 "Legend Management."
4.6.3 Word Controller Tab

The Word Collector tab collects the various kinds of information and imports the information
to a .doc file.
For details about the word collector, refer to section 10.1 "Using Word Collector."
4.7 Property View

4.7.1 WCDMA Scanner Coverage Tab
The WCDMA Scanner Coverage tab shows the WCDMA Scanner test information about the
selected drive test point.
4.7.2 UE Pilot Measurement Tab

The UE Pilot Measurement tab shows the information on the active set, monitored set, and
detected set of the selected drive test point.
4.7.3 GSM MS Measurement Tab

The GSM MS Measurement tab shows the information on the cells and the GSM network to
which the selected drive test point belongs.
4.7.4 Site Information Tab

The Site Information tab shows the information on the current selected site.
For details about how to import site information, refer to section 7.2 "Importing Engineering
Parameters."
4.8 Data Window

You can display the data in various modes using the shortcut menus. The following sections
introduce the map mode, chart mode, sheet mode, histogram mode, and the pie mode.

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4.8.1 Map Mode

The map mode, shown in Figure 4-6, graphically displays various kinds of test data to
facilitate users' viewing.
Figure 4-6 Map mode
4.8.2 Chart Mode

The chart mode, shown in Figure 4-7, displays the distribution of the data with time.
Figure 4-7 Chart mode

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4.8.3 Sheet Mode

The sheet mode, shown in Figure 4-8, sorts the data by time to facilitate users' viewing and
statistics collection.
Figure 4-8 Sheet mode
4.8.4 Histogram Mode

The histogram mode, shown in Figure 4-9, collects the data statistics in histogram mode.
Figure 4-9 Histogram mode

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4.8.5 Pie Mode

The pie mode, shown in Figure 4-10, shows the distribution of data statistics in pie mode.
Figure 4-10 Pie mode
4.8.6 Custom Diagram Mode

In normal diagram mode, the X axis stands for time while the Y axis stands for the value of a
parameter. Figure 4-11 shows a normal diagram mode. In custom diagram mode, you can
customize the parameters for the X axis and Y axis. Figure 4-11 shows the custom diagram
mode.
Figure 4-11 Custom diagram mode

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5 Project Management
About This Chapter
Section Describes
5.1 Project File Management The creation, open, or closure of a project.

5.2 Dataset Management The property of the dataset and various operations on the
dataset.

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5.1 Project File Management

5.1.1 Introduction to Project Files
In the Assistant, a project corresponds to an area or a city while a dataset to a drive test. A
project contains several datasets that store the test data of various devices, such as GENEX
Probe and Huawei RNC. The project files are in the format of ACCESS database file. Each
dataset corresponds to a single folder in the directory of the project.
5.1.2 Creating a Project

To create a project, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Choose Project > New Project.
The New Project dialog box shown in Figure 5-1 is displayed.
Figure 5-1 New Project dialog box
Step 2 Enter the project name in the Project Name field.

Step 3 Set the project path in the Project Path field.
Step 4 Set the map path in the Map Path field. Alternatively, configure the map file path after the
creation of the project.
For details, refer to section 6.1.2 "Setting the Mapinfo Map."
Step 5 Click OK.
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5.1.3 Opening a Project

To open a project, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Choose File > Open Project.
Step 2 Select the desired project file in the displayed dialog box and click Open.
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5.1.4 Closing a Project

Choose File > Close Project to close a project.
5.2 Dataset Management

5.2.1 Introduction to the Dataset
Before the analysis, the dataset must be created for data import. One dataset corresponds to
one drive test. You can create several datasets to save the test data of independent devices.
Each dataset occupies a folder in the directory of the project. The dataset file is a single
ACCESS database file.
5.2.2 Dataset Property

When you create a dataset or modify the properties of database, the Modify Dataset
Property dialog box is displayed. The following sections describe the three tabs in the
Modify Dataset Property dialog box.
DataSet Name Tab

Enter the name of the dataset in the DataSet Name tab when creating a dataset. After the
establishment of the dataset, the name of the dataset is displayed in the navigation tree shown
in Figure 5-2.
After the establishment of the dataset, the dataset name cannot be changed or modified.
Figure 5-2 Name of the dataset

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Scanner Setting Tab

Table 5-1 lists the implications of parameters on the Scanner Setting tab.
Table 5-1 Parameters on the Scanner Setting tab

Parameter Description
Scanner Simulate SHO Parameters
Threshold Sets the thresholds for events 1A through 1D.

Hysteresis Sets the hysteresis for events 1A through 1D.
Time to Trigger Sets the time to trigger for events 1A through 1D.
Pilot Pollution
Threshold Sets the RSCP difference between the best cell and cells entering
the active set.
RSCP Threshold Sets the minimum RSCP for entering the active set.
Active Set Sets the number of active sets.
That is, when the number of cells in the active set is more than that
of active sets, the cell with lowest RSCP is considered to be a cell
resulting in pilot pollution.
Neighbor Cell
RSCP Threshold If the measured RSCP of two adjacent test points exceeds or equals
to the RSCP threshold, and two cells are available at the same
time, the neighbor count of the two cells should be incremented by
one.
Count Threshold If the neighbor count of any two cells exceeds or equals to the
count threshold, the two cells are neighbors.
Binning Type Tab

The Binning Type tab is used to set the binning type and value fetch for the imported test data.
Table 5-2 lists the parameters on the Binning Type tab.
Table 5-2 Parameters on the Binning Type tab

Binning type Distant binning Handles the drive test data by distance spacing.
Grid binning Divides the ground surface into small grids based on
longitude and latitude. Set the height and width for a
grid to be the basic unit for the grid binning.
Time binning Handles the drive test data by time interval.

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No Binning Performs no binning for the test data which is of

significant help for the analysis of detailed data.
Value fetch Average value Obtains the average data value of all the points after
the geographic binning.
Max value Obtains the maximum data value of all the points
after the geographic binning.
Min value Obtains the minimum data value of all the points
after the geographic binning.
Disperse data Defines whether or not to perform the data
dispersing.
The data disperse refers to the dispersing of the drive
test data collected during bus stop into the data
collected several seconds before the bus start. In the
way, the data can be clearly displayed on the map.
5.2.3 Dataset Operations

Use the Dataset menu, you can create or delete a dataset, modify the dataset property, import
or export the data into or from the dataset. For details, refer to section 4.2.2 "DataSet Menu."

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User Manual 6 Map and Legend
6 Map and Legend
About This Chapter
Section Describes
6.1 Map Management The Mapinfo and raster maps and their related operations.
6.2 Legend Management The operations of legends.
6.3 Layer Management The settings of layer attributes.

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6.1 Map Management

6.1.1 Introduction to the Mapinfo Map File
The Mapinfo is the software used to display geographic data in the following formats listed in
Table 6-1.
Table 6-1 Formats of a Mapinfo map file

File Format File Contents
Attribute data This file defines the components of a map attribute data table,
table file (.tab) including the field counts, field names, field types, field width,
indicator fields, and some key information on the related layers. You
can open the file using WordPad in the tablet and view its contents.
Attribute data This file is used to store complete map attribute data. The head file
file (.dat) contains the information on the attribute data table file and is followed
by the attribute data records in detail.
Cross indicator This file records the pointer that locates each space of a map in the
file (.id) space data file (.map). A pointer consists of four bytes. Pointers are
arrayed in the same way as the attribute data records stored in the
attribute data file. The cross indicator file is a file for defining space
objects.
Space data file This file consists of the space data of each map object. Space data
(.map) contains geometry, coordinate, and stain information on a space object.
Furthermore, the document also describes the record number of the
attribute data for a space. Thus, when querying an object from the map,
you can easily find the related attribute information on this object.
Data set file This file itself contains the indicators to the preceding files. A complete
(.gst) map set must consist of all the preceding files.
The GENEX Assistant supports data import in the following format: raster image file
(.tif, .bmp, .jpg, .gif, and .png).
The GENEX Assistant supports data export in the following formats:
z Raster image file (.tif, .bmp, .jpg, .gif, and .png)
z Attribute data table file (.tab)
6.1.2 Setting the Mapinfo Map

To set a Mapinfo map, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Choose File > Set Map Path.
Step 2 In the displayed dialog box, select the Mapinfo map file, and click Open.
Step 3 Open the map window and view the map.
If you have opened the map window, you must reopen it to load the map to the window.

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6.1.3 Removing the Mapinfo Map

Choose File > Remove Map Path to remove the loaded Mapinfo map file.
6.1.4 Importing the Outdoor Raster Map

To import the outdoor raster file, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Switch to the map display mode and then click .

Step 2 In the displayed dialog box, select the raster map file supported by the Assistant, and click
Open.
Step 3 In the displayed Raster Image dialog box, click the map to add a reference point and fill out
the point name, longitude, and latitude in the Add Control Point dialog box.
The imported raster map provides no geographical information, so a reference point must be added for
finding the geographical location.
Step 4 Add multiple reference points shown in Figure 6-1.
To accurately locate the map, at least three reference points must be added. Ensure that these points are
asymmetrically distributed, for instance, ensure that they do not stay at the same horizontal line or
vertical line.

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Figure 6-1 Location correction for the raster map
Step 5 Click OK.

The outdoor raster map is directly displayed in the Map window.
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6.1.5 Importing the Indoor Raster Map

To import the indoor raster file, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click in map display mode.

Step 2 In the displayed dialog box, select the raster map file supported by the Assistant, and click
Open.
The indoor raster map is directly displayed in the Map window.
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6.2 Legend Management

6.2.1 Introduction to Legends
The Map Legend tab consists of the system legends and custom legends. Figure 6-2 shows
the Map Legend tab. You can select a legend for a parameter from these custom legends. For
details, refer to section 6.2.6 "Loading a Legend for a Parameter."
Figure 6-2 Map Legend window
Legends are classified into the following types:

z Ranged
This type is used for the parameter, such as RSCP or Ec/Io, with consecutive values. You
can segment parameter values and set different display symbols for each value range.
Use transition color to represent different value ranges for displaying distribution of
different values.
z Individual
This type is used for the parameter, such as handover events or RRC status, with discrete
values. You can set different display symbols for each parameter value.
Each legend can be set in the following modes:
z Custom
This mode is used to set the parameter, such as RSCP or handover events, with a specific
value range or a value amount. You can define an exact value range shown in
Figure 6-3.

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Figure 6-3 Custom legend setting
z AutoArrange
This mode is used to set parameters, such as scrambling codes. Figure 6-4 shows the
setting for the ranged legend property. The system automatically sets various colors for
the symbols representing different parameter values and you can also set the shapes and
sizes for these symbols.
Figure 6-4 AutoArrange legend setting

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6.2.2 Adding a Custom Legend

To add a custom legend, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click the Map Legend tab from the navigation view shown in Figure 6-2.
Step 2 Right-click Custom Legend and select a custom legend type from the Add New submenu.
For details of Ranged and Individual legends, refer to section 6.2.1 "Introduction to Legends."
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, perform the following operations:
z Set the legend name.
z Select the legend type and set the related parameters.
For details of Custom and AtuoArrange settings, refer to section 6.2.1 "Introduction to
Legends."
Step 4 Click OK.
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6.2.3 Removing a Custom Legend

To remove a custom legend, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the custom legend to be removed in Custom Legend.
Step 3 Choose Remove on the displayed shortcut menu.
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6.2.4 Importing a Custom Legend

To import a custom legend, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click Custom Legend and choose Import on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, select the legend file (.cld) and click Open.
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6.2.5 Exporting a Custom Legend

To export a custom legend, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click Custom Legend and choose Export on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, set the path for saving the legend file (.cld) and the file name.
Then click Save.
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6.2.6 Loading a Legend for a Parameter

To load a legend for a parameter, perform the following steps:
Step 1 In the Map Layers window, right-click the parameter whose legend needs to be modified,
and choose Load Legend on the shortcut menu shown in Figure 6-5.
Figure 6-5 Load legend option
Step 2 In the displayed Legend List dialog box, select the legend to be loaded, and click OK.
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6.2.7 Modifying a Legend Theme

You can use this function to modify the attribute of a legend, for instance, the theme.
To modify a legend theme, perform the following steps:
Step 1 In the Map Layers window, right-click the parameter whose legend needs to be modified.
Step 2 Choose Theme on the displayed shortcut menu shown in Figure 6-5.
For the Individual and Ranged legends, different dialog boxes are displayed, as shown in
Figure 6-6.

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Figure 6-6 Modifying a legend theme
Step 3 Set the related attributes in the dialog box.

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6.2.8 Displaying or Hiding Legends

The legend display function enables all the legends of parameters to be displayed on the map
shown in Figure 6-7. You can display the legends by clicking and hide the legends by
clicking .
Figure 6-7 Displaying legend symbols

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6.2.9 Setting a Legend Style

To set a legend style, perform the following steps:
Step 1 In the Map Layers window, right-click the parameter whose legend needs to be modified.
Step 2 Choose Legend on the displayed shortcut menu shown in Figure 6-5.
The Legend Style dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-8.
Figure 6-8 Legend Style dialog box
Table 6-2 lists the functions of the fields in the Legend Style dialog box.
Table 6-2 Functions of the fields in the Legend Style dialog box
Field Function
Legend is Visible Indicates whether a legend is visible.

Show Empty Ranges Displays the legend with empty ranges.
Compact Legend Provides a compact legend.
Use Currency Format Displays a legend in currency format.
Title Indicates the title of a legend.
Compact Title Indicates the compact title of a legend.

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Field Function
Subtitle Indicates the subtitle of a legend.

Legend Text Indicates the text of a legend.
Text Style Indicates the text style of a legend.
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6.3 Layer Management

The Assistant manages different parameters, maps, and other data by using different layers. To
open the Layer Control dialog box, click on the toolbar. The dialog box is displayed, as
shown in Figure 6-9.
Figure 6-9 Layer Control dialog box
Table 6-3 lists the functions of the fields in the Layer Control dialog box.
Table 6-3 Functions of the fields in the Layer Control dialog box
Field Function
Layers Displays all the layers listed from the top down, the same location as
they are on map. The upper layers cover the lower layers, that is, the
lower layers have less probability to be selected.

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Field Function
Up and Down Adjusts the upper and lower locations for a layer.
Add and Remove Adds and removes a layer. The layer file is the Mapinfo .tab file. For
details of Mapinfo, refer to section 6.1.1 "Introduction to the Mapinfo
Map File."
Visible Indicates whether the current layer is to be displayed on a map.
Selectable Indicates whether the current layer is to be selectable.
Automatic Labels Displays automatic labels for the current layer on a map.
It is mainly used to display the indicators. You can modify the
displayed parameters through the Labels button.
Editable Indicates whether the current layer is to be editable.
Display Allows you to set the display style of a layer.
Labels Allows you to set the text and style of a layer label.

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User Manual 7 Engineering Data Management
7 Engineering Data Management
About This Chapter
Section Describes
7.1 Introduction to The range of engineering parameters and the formats of

Engineering Parameters imported engineering parameters.
7.2 Importing Engineering The procedure for importing engineering parameters.
Parameters
7.3 Displaying Engineering The display modes of engineering parameters.
Parameters
7.4 Introduction to Neighbor The format of the neighbor data file.
Data
7.5 Importing Neighbor Data The procedure for exporting engineering parameters.
7.6 Viewing Neighbor Data The method of viewing neighbor data.
7.7 Introduction to CIO The concept of CIO parameters.
Parameters
7.8 Adding CIO Parameters The procedure for adding CIO parameters.

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7.1 Introduction to Engineering Parameters

Table 7-1 lists the engineering parameter fields.
Table 7-1 Engineering parameter fields

Field Remarks Whether Mandatory to Be
Filled In
RelatedRNCID RNC ID (decimal) No

SiteID Site ID No
SiteName Site name No
SiteType Site type No
Sector ID Sector ID No
CellID Cell ID No
CellName Cell name No
Carrier Carrier frequency No
PSC Primary scrambling code Yes
Longitude Longitude (decimal) Yes
Latitude Latitude (decimal) Yes
Azimuth Azimuth (°C) No
DownTilt Down tilt angle (°C) No
E-DownTilt Embedded down tilt angle (°C) No
M-DownTilt Mechanical down tilt angle No
(°C)
GroudHeight Antenna ground height No
Altitude Antenna altitude No
AntennaType Antenna type No
AntennaGain Antenna gain No
H-Beamwidth Horizontal half-power beam No
width
V-Beamwidth Vertical half-power beam No
width
FeederType Feeder type No
FeederLength Feeder length No
NodeBCE Number of NodeB CEs No

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Field Remarks Whether Mandatory to Be

Filled In
ActiveStatus Whether a cell is available. No

Outdoor Whether a cell is outdoor. No
TMA Whether TMA is used. No
7.2 Importing Engineering Parameters

To import engineering parameters, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Select a dataset from the Project tab in the navigation view.
Step 2 Choose Dataset > Import Engineering Parameter, and select WCDMA or GSM based on
the test data.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, perform the following operations:
z Open the Excel file for saving the engineering parameters.
z Select the sheet for displaying the engineering parameters.Click OK.
z If all the fields in the sheet can match the parameters, the Assistant automatically imports
the engineering parameters.
z If no field in the sheet can match the parameters, the following window shown in Figure
7-1 is displayed.
Figure 7-1 Matching engineering parameters
Step 5 Match the missing engineering parameter fields one by one.

For details, refer to description of button functions in Table 4-9 and parameter fields in section
7.1 "Introduction to Engineering Parameters."

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Step 6 Click the button to import the data.

After the data is imported, the site data is automatically displayed on the map.
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7.3 Displaying Engineering Parameters

You can modify the display modes of engineering parameters through the map toolbar shown
in Figure 7-2.
Figure 7-2 Engineering parameter display toolbar
Table 7-2 lists the functions of the buttons on the toolbar.
Table 7-2 Functions of the buttons on the engineering parameter display toolbar
Button Used to …
Automatically set different colors of the base station cells based on the
scrambling codes.
Enable all the cells to be displayed in grey.
Set the color of a base station cell the same as the specified site.
This function is available when a parameter uses the Individual legend
and all the sites corresponding to the sites have the same colors, such as
Primary SC.
Set the display size of a base station.
Select the ID of a base station and displaying the ID on the map. The
optional fields correspond to the data listed in the engineering parameter
table.
Search and locate the base stations or cells based on different fields listed
in the engineering parameter table.
7.4 Introduction to Neighbor Data

The neighbor relation file, consisting of two rows, is in .txt format. The left row records serial
numbers of a serving cell and the right row records all the neighbor cells corresponding to the
serving cell. The neighbor cells are separated by comma. The left row and the right row are
separated by tabs. For the specific template, refer to the files under the sample folder.

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7.5 Importing Neighbor Data

Import neighbor data after importing the engineering parameters. To import the neighbor data,
perform the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Dataset > Import NeighborCell Config > Wcdma.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, select the .txt file that saves the neighbor data, and click Open.
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7.6 Viewing Neighbor Data

To view the neighbor data, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click on the map to select a site to be viewed.

Step 2 Right-click the map and choose Show Config Neighbor Cell on the shortcut menu shown in
Figure 7-3.
Figure 7-3 Viewing neighbor cells
You can view the information on the neighbor cells on by one in the displayed dialog box

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Figure 7-4 Show config Neighbor Cell
Step 3 Choose one of the cells in Neighbor Cell. Then its neighbors are highlighted on the map.
z : indicates that the base cell has the bidirectional neighbor relationship with its
neighbor cell.
z : indicates that the base cell has the unidirectional neighbor relationship with its
neighbor cell.
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7.7 Introduction to CIO Parameters

CIO parameters are used to determine the neighbor cell of the serving cell scanned by the
Scanner for mock cell analysis. In the case when a primary serving cell is specified in a drive
test, a scanned cell is regarded as the neighbor cell of this specified cell if the times of the
scanned cell signal strength exceeding the threshold have reached a certain amount. For the
specific template, refer to the files in the sample folder.
7.8 Adding CIO Parameters

To add CIO parameters, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Dataset > WCDMA CIO Manager.
Step 3 In the displayed CIO Manager dialog box shown in Figure 7-5, set the CIO parameters.
Refer to Table 7-3 for the functions of the buttons in the CIO Manager dialog box.

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Figure 7-5 CIO Manager dialog box
Table 7-3 Functions of the buttons in the CIO Manager dialog box
Button Function
Browse Imports the file including configuration for CIO parameters. Refer to
section 7.7 "Introduction to CIO Parameters" for details.
Export Exports the current configuration to a file.
Clear All Clears all the contents of the current table.
Add CellID Enter a cell ID in the box above this button and click this button. Then
the cell is added to the table.
Remove CellID Enter a cell ID in the box above this button and click this button. Then
the cell is removed from the table.
Step 4 Click OK.

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GENEX Assistant
User Manual 8 Test Data Management
8 Test Data Management
About This Chapter
Section Describes
8.1 Importing Test Data The types of imported data and the procedures for
importing the data.
8.2 Viewing the Import File How to view the devices where data is imported and
List related file information.
8.3 Filtering Test Data How to filter the imported data.
8.4 Combining Test Data How to combine data based on different devices.
Based on Devices

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8.1 Importing Test Data

8.1.1 Introduction to Test Data
GENEX Probe
This module is used to import the test data generated by the GENEX Probe.
The test data includes:
z Time when a log is generated
z Information on the UE and the Scanner
z Data measured by the UE and the Scanner
The data is stored to a file in binary format and the suffix of the file is gen.
Huawei RNC
This module is used to import RNC data that is stored to a file in .txt or binary format.
The data includes:
z BLER of the uplink physical channels
z Block error rate of the uplink transfer channels
z Reception power of the total uplink bandwidth for a cell
z Measured signal-to-interference ratio of the uplink radio links
z Target signal-to-interference ratio of the uplink radio links
z Transmit power of the downlink carriers for a cell
z Downlink code transmit power
z Uplink throughput, downlink throughput
z Bandwidth
z UE transmit power
z Block error rate of the downlink transfer channels
z Signal-to-noise ratio of a cell
z Received signal code power
z Layer 3 information at the RNC side
RNC1.2, RNC1.5, RNC1.6, and RNC1.7 support importing RNC data.
The file has two types of suffixes:
z .txt: stores non-layer 3 information.
z .tmf: stores layer 3 information.
Agilent
This module is used to import Agilent data that is stored to a file in .txt or .xls format.
AgilentE6474A and AgilentE7476A test data is mainly generated, including Ec/Io and SC
information.

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The file has the following two types of suffixes:

z .csv: imported by AgilentE6474A
z .txt: imported by AgilentE7476A
BYUE
This module is used to import the test data generated by the UE of Beijing Research Center.
The data is stored to a file in Access database format. The suffix of the file is mdb.
TSMU
This module is used to import TSMU test data that is stored to a file in .txt format.
z Avg
z Ec/Io
z SC
z RSCP
The suffix of the file is asc.
CMBStateLog
This module is used to import cell video broadcast logs that are stored to a file in .txt format.
The file stores the time when a video starts buffering and the time when a video starts playing.
The suffix of the file is txt.
MALog
This module is used to import the MA test data that is stored to a file in binary format.
z Information on the UE
z Data measured by the UE
The suffix of the file is ma.
PHU
This module is used to import the PHU test data that is stored to a file in binary format.
z Information on the UE
z Data measured by the UE
The suffix of the file is phu.

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8.1.2 Importing the GENEX Probe Data

To import the GENEX Probe data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import GENEX Probe on the
shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the Import GENEX Probe dialog box shown in Figure 8-1:
z Click Browse to select one or multiple GENEX Probe test files.
z If you select Autocombine By Com_Port, the test data is combined based on the
connected ports.
z If the test data includes the DTI test data, click DTI Edit to set the antenna gain and
feeder loss.
The Assistant recalculates the Ec, Io, and RSSI exported by each DTI test item based on the following
formula.
New Value = Original value – antenna gain + feeder loss
Figure 8-1 Import GENEX Probe File dialog box
Step 4 Click Import.

Wait until all the data is imported.
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8.1.3 Importing the Huawei RNC Data

To import the Huawei RNC data, perform the following steps:

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Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import HuaweiRNC on the shortcut
menu.
Step 3 In the Import Huawei RNC File dialog box shown in Figure 8-2:
z Click Browse to select one or multiple RNC files.
z If Ignore Position Information is selected, the Assistant regards the longitude and
latitude (0, 0) as the default geographic position, which causes that the position of the
indicator displayed on the map deviates from its actual position.
Figure 8-2 Import Huawei RNC File dialog box

If the imported file includes RNC signaling data (in .tmf format), the RncMsg Time Match
dialog box is displayed for matching between the RNC signaling time and UE signaling time.
Figure 8-3 shows the RncMsg Time Match dialog box.
This function is available only when the current dataset contains the layer 3 signaling data.
To filter the test data, perform the following steps:

1. Select the terminals corresponding to the RNC signaling in the UE drop-down list.
2. Select the corresponding signaling in both lists and click Auto Match. The Assistant
adjusts all the data based on the signaling time difference.
3. Click OK.

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Figure 8-3 RncMsg Time Match dialog box
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8.1.4 Importing the Agilent Data

The Agilent E7476A data is imported in the same way as the Agilent E6474A data. To import
the Agilent data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import Agilent E7476A or Import
Test Data > Import Agilent E6474A on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, click Browse to select one or multiple Agilent test files.
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8.1.5 Importing the BYUE Data

To import the BYUE data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import BYUE on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, click Browse to select one or multiple BYUE test files.
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8.1.6 Importing the TSMU Data

To import the TSMU data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import TSMU on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, click Browse to select one or multiple TSMU test files.
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8.1.7 Importing the Mobile Agent Data

To import the Mobile Agent data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import Mobile Agent on the shortcut
menu.
Step 3 In the Import Mobile Agent File dialog box shown in Figure 8-4:
z Click Browse to select one or multiple Mobile Agent test files.
z If you select Autocombine by IMSI, the test data is combined based on the IMSIs.

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Figure 8-4 Import Mobile Agent File dialog box

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8.1.8 Importing the PHU Data

To import the PHU data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Import Test Data > Import PHU on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the Import PHU File dialog box shown in Figure 8-5:
z Click Browse to select one or multiple PHU test files.
z If you select Autocombine by IMSI, the test data is combined based on the IMSIs.

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Figure 8-5 Import PHU File dialog box

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8.2 Viewing the Import File List

The current dataset lists the relation between the test devices and the files storing the imported
data. To view the list, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Dataset > Import File List.
Step 3 The Import File List window is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-6.

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Figure 8-6 Import File List dialog box
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8.3 Filtering Test Data

The Assistant can filter the imported data. The filter is capable of comparing the data and
executing some simple logical calculations.
To filter test data, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Dataset > Filter Imported Data.
The Filter Data dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-7.

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Figure 8-7 Filter Data dialog box
Table 8-1 lists the functions of the parameters in the Filter Data dialog box.
Table 8-1 Functions of the parameters in the Filter Data dialog box
Parameter Function
WCDMA or GSM tab Selects the network based on the data.

Drop-down list Selects the device corresponding to the parameters to be filtered.
List box Selects the parameters to be filtered.
Filter Condition area Sets the filter conditions. The data within the range of the
expression is deleted.
Execute Filters the specified parameters based on the filter conditions.
Step 3 Click Finish.

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8.4 Combining Test Data Based on Devices

8.4.1 Combining Data Based On UEs
If the drive test software can automatically segment the UE test files, multiple redundant
devices are probably generated after the data is imported to the Assistant. Therefore, Huawei
recommends that you combine these devices and re-analyze the events.
To combine the data based on UEs, perform the following steps:

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Step 2 Choose Dataset > Combine Device > Combine UE.
Step 3 Select multiple devices from PreCombine in the displayed Combine Device dialog box
Press Ctrl and hold it to select multiple devices.
Figure 8-8 Combine Device dialog box
Step 4 Click Combine and enter the name of the new device in the Modify Device Name dialog box
Figure 8-9 Modify Device Name based on UEs
Step 5 Click OK and the name of the new device is displayed in PostCombine field shown in
Figure 8-10.

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Step 6 Click OK.

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8.4.2 Combining Data Based On Scanners

Combining data based on Scanners is basically in the same way as that based on UEs. For
details, refer to section 8.4.1 "Combining Data Based On UEs." The difference is that you
must choose Dataset > Combine Device/Combine Scanner when combining data based on
Scanners.
8.4.3 Combining Data Based On Mobile Agents

If the drive test software can automatically segment the Mobile Agent test files, multiple
redundant devices are probably generated after the data is imported to the Assistant. Therefore,
Huawei recommends that you should combine these devices and reanalyze the events.
To combine the data based on Mobile Agents, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Dataset > Combine Device > Combine Mobile Agent.

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Figure 8-12 Modify Device Name dialog box
Figure 8-13.

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Step 6 Click OK.

During the import process, a message is displayed, indicating that the IMSIs of the devices are
different. Figure 8-14 shows the system message.
Figure 8-14 Warning message
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8.4.4 Importing Data Based On PHUs

If the drive test software can automatically segment the PHU test files, multiple redundant
devices are probably generated after the data is imported to the Assistant. Therefore, it is
recommended to combine these devices and reanalyze the events.
To import the data based on PHUs, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Choose Dataset > Combine Device > Combine PHU.

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Figure 8-15 Combine Device based on PHUs
Figure 8-16 Modify Device Name based on PHUs
Figure 8-17.

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Step 6 Click OK.

During the import process, the prompt box is displayed, indicating that the IMSIs of the
devices are different, as shown in Figure 8-18.
Figure 8-18 Warning message
Step 7 Click OK.

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User Manual 9 Viewing Test Data
9 Viewing Test Data
About This Chapter
Section Describes
9.1 Data Display Modes The data display modes supported by the Assistant.
9.2 Displaying on Map The display of the selected test data on a map.
9.3 Displaying on Sheet The display of the selected test data on a sheet.
9.4 Displaying on Chart The display of the selected test data on a chart.
9.5 Locking Data Data analysis based on a specified geographical or time
range.
9.6 Co-Activating Multiple The selection of the same or similar data in multiple
Windows windows simultaneously.

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9.1 Data Display Modes

The Assistant provides six modes of data display. For details, refer to section 4.8 "Data
Window."
Right-click the data to select the data display modes on the shortcut menu shown in
Figure 9-1.
Figure 9-1 Selecting data display modes
There are two modes of data display:

z Displaying data in a new window, used for individual data
z Displaying data in an active window, used for data comparison
Table 9-1 lists the functions of the data display options.
Table 9-1 Functions of the data display options

Option Function
Display on Map Displays data on a map.

Display on Chart Displays data on a time-value chart.
Display on Pie Displays data on a pie chart.
Display on Histogram Displays data on a histogram.
Custom Display on Chart Displays data on a chart with custom X and Y axes.
After you define two different indicators as X and Y axes, a
chart window is displayed.
Display on Active …… Displays data in an active window. The symbol …… depends
on the type of the active window.

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Option Function
Compare with Local A Compares the indicators of two different datasets for the same
and Compare with Local B project.
9.2 Displaying on Map

9.2.1 Controlling Data Playback
You can view the route direction of test data through playing the data on a map. If you import
the engineering parameters, the Assistant automatically connects the test sites to the related
base stations with a solid line.
Figure 9-2 shows the line connecting the test data and the base stations.
Figure 9-2 Line connecting the test data and the base stations
For importing engineering parameters, refer to section 7.2 "Importing Engineering

Parameters."
The playing back control toolbar is shown in Figure 9-3. For detailed function of each button,
refer to Table 9-2.
Figure 9-3 Playing back control toolbar

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Table 9-2 Function of each button on the toolbar
Button Function
Plays data back in the positive direction of the test route.
Plays data back in the reverse direction of the test route.
Stops playing data back.
Selects the dots to be played back per second. The amount of dots is
proportional to the playing back speed.
Displays filtered data based on time.
Moves layers.
Sets the co-active data layers. This function is available only when
multiple layers are displayed on a map.
Displays the route of test data.
z Sets the indicator display modes when is enabled:

z Track density indicates the data sites between the indicators.
z Distance width indicates the geographical offset between the indicators
and data sites.
Refers to the GPS editing function, which is used to modify the
geographical location of test data.
This function is available only when layers are in editable state.
z Filtering data based on time and moving layers affect only the data displayed on a map, but the
attributes of the test data remain unchanged.
z If the GPS editing function is enabled, the geographical location of test data changes.
9.2.2 Viewing the Cell Coverage Area Data

To view the cell coverage area data, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Select a base station in the map window.
Step 2 Right-click the base station and choose Show Cell Coverage Area on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 Select one or multiple cells in the displayed window.
Press Ctrl and hold it to select multiple cells.
Step 4 Click OK.
Figure 9-4 shows that the test sites covered by the selected cell are chosen.

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Figure 9-4 Cell coverage area
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9.2.3 Simulating the Single Site Shutdown

The single site shutdown simulation is used to view the pilot signal change of the drive test
points that a site covers provided that the site is shut down and makes a further judgment on
the influence of the shutdown site on its covered drive test points. This function is available
only when data is viewed through the Scanner.
To simulate the single site shutdown, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Select a base station in the map window.
Step 2 Right-click the base station and choose Site Shutdown Simulation on the shortcut menu.
Step 3 In the displayed dialog box shown in Figure 9-5, enter the transmit power, downlink cell load
(%), and pilot frequency transmit power, and select the cell to be shut down.

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Figure 9-5 Setting the parameters for shutting down the cell
Step 4 Click OK.

After the calculation is complete, the simulation data is stored to a device. Figure 9-6 shows
the data for the single site shutdown simulation. You can view the simulation effect through
the new data.
Figure 9-6 Data for the single site shutdown simulation
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9.2.4 Setting the Projection Reference Frame

The projection reference frame is used to convert the GPS geographical information
(longitude or gratitude) to the information (distance or direction) displayed on a plain.
To set the projection reference frame, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click in the map window.

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Step 2 In the displayed Choose Projection dialog box, perform the following settings:
z Select the longitude and gratitude types from the Category drop-down list.
z Select the corresponding projection reference frame from the Category Member
drop-down list.
Step 3 Click OK.
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9.2.5 Analyzing Pilot Pollution

To analyze pilot pollution for the test sites of a specified area on a map, perform the following
steps:
Step 1 Select multiple test sites in the map window.
Step 2 Right-click the area and choose Pilot Pollution Analyse on the shortcut menu.
The Pilot Pollution Analyse window is displayed shown Figure 9-7. It displays the coverage
ratio and pilot pollution ratio of the specified area for each cell.
Figure 9-7 Pilot Pollution Analyse dialog box
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9.3 Displaying on Sheet

9.3.1 Data Statistics
In displaying on sheet mode, you can perform multiple statistical functions for the selected
data. You must select the row where the data is located and then select several data in the row
before using this function. Figure 9-8 shows the data selection for statistics.

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Figure 9-8 Selecting data for statistics
Table 9-3 lists the functions of the buttons for data statistics.
Table 9-3 Functions of the buttons for data statistics

Button Function
Calculates the sum of the selected data.
Searches the maximum value among the selected data.
Searches the minimum value among the selected data.
Calculates the average value of the selected data.
Calculates the variance of the selected data.
9.3.2 Highlighted Display of Layer 3 Signaling

When you view the layer 3 signaling, the Assistant can display the keywords of signaling
resolution in a highlighted way, for instance, the releaseCause keywords shown in Figure 9-9.

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Figure 9-9 Highlighted display of keywords
You can modify the keywords and attributes to be displayed by modifying the
L3MsgSyntaxConfig.xml file in the installation directory\Bin.
The formats of the configuration file are as follows:
<delimiter> .,:;"'!+-*?/\(){}[]|<></delimiter>
<SyntaxItem>MCC. TRUE. 255. TRUE</SyntaxItem>
Table 9-4 lists the keywords in the layer 3 signaling configuration file.
Table 9-4 Keywords in the layer 3 signaling configuration file

Keyword Meaning
<delimiter></delimiter> Indicates the separator between parameters.

It is recommended not to modify this parameter.
<SyntaxItem></SyntaxItem> Indicates the configuration item used to include a keyword.
You can add multiple keywords by adding these items.
MCC Indicates the name of a keyword.
TRUE Indicates whether or not case sensitive.
z TRUE: indicates case sensitive.
z FALSE: indicates case insensitive.
255 Indicates the color of a keyword displayed in a highlighted
way.

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Keyword Meaning
TRUE Indicates whether to display a keyword in bold.

z TRUE: indicates bold.
z FALSE indicates normal.
9.4 Displaying on Chart

You can change the value range by modifying the data of the X-axis or Y-axis.
To display the data on a chart, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Right-click the chart and choose Modify Series Data on the shortcut menu.
The Modify Series Data dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-10.
Figure 9-10 Modify Series Data dialog box
Step 2 Select a parameter from the Series Title list. Then set the data change mode for the axes.
Step 3 Click Modify.
Repeat the preceding operations until the requirement is met.
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9.5 Locking Data

The data lock function enables you to reduce the range of the data to be analyzed so that you
can analyze data, such as a pie chart, a histogram, or a data report based on a specified
geographical or time range.
When data is displayed on a map or a sheet, select the data to be locked and click to lock
the data; thus the rest data is not displayed. Figure 9-11 shows the lock of the data.

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Figure 9-11 Data lock
Click to unlock the data.
9.6 Co-Activating Multiple Windows

If you select the drive test data from one window, the same data in other windows are also be
chosen. Figure 9-12 shows the co-activation of multi-window.

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Figure 9-12 Multi-window co-activation
Table 9-5 lists the display modes and co-activation methods adopted by the co-activation
function.
Table 9-5 Window co-activation
Window Mode Co-Activation Method
Map Selects a site on the map.

Sheet Selects a line of data on the sheet.
Chart Presses Shift and moves the mouse.

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User Manual 10 Exporting Test Data
10 Exporting Test Data
About This Chapter
Section Describes
10.1 Using Word Collector How to import different types of data to a .doc file.
10.2 Exporting Data from a How to export the data in a map window as a bitmap.
Map
10.3 Exporting How to export the data in a sheet window to a file in .txt
or .xls format.
10.4 Exporting Data from a How to export the data in a chart window as a bitmap.
Chart
10.5 Exporting an Excel How to export multiple indicators to an .xls report.
Reports
10.6 Exporting a Drive Test How to export UE and Scanner indicators to a .doc report.
Report

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10.1 Using Word Collector

The Word Collector imports different types of data into a .doc file.
Create a new .doc file before using the Word Collector each time.
To collect data by using the Word Collector, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Select the Word Collector tab in the navigation view.
Step 2 Click , and select a new .doc file in the displayed dialog box.
Step 3 Add or remove the data by using the functions listed in Table 10-1.
Table 10-1 Functions provided by the Word Collector

Button or Option Function
Adds the contents in the clipboard to the .doc file.
Inserts the specified picture into the .doc file.
Inserts the specified file into the .doc file as an object.
Adds the current contents in a map to the .doc file as a picture.

in a map window
Adding the data selected from the sheet to the .doc file as a
in a sheet window
sheet.
Shortcut menu by Chooses Collected to Word to add the statistical graph to
right-clicking the chart the .doc file as a picture.
Removes all the added data.
Step 4 Click .
The .doc file is closed. The contents listed in the Word Collector tab are added to the file.
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10.2 Exporting Data from a Map

To export data from a map, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click or in the map window.

Step 2 In the displayed dialog box, select the format of the picture to be saved and set the path for
saving the file and the file name. Then click Save.
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10.3 Exporting Data from a Sheet

To export data from a sheet, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Select the data to be saved in the sheet window and click .
Step 2 In the displayed dialog box, set the path for saving the file and the file name. Then click Save.
Step 3 In the displayed Cell To Save prompt box:
z Click YES to save the selected data.
z Click NO to save all the data.
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10.4 Exporting Data from a Chart

To export data from a chart, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click in the chart window (common chart, pie chart, histogram, and custom chart).
Step 2 In the displayed dialog box, select the format of the picture to be saved and set the path for
saving the file and the file name. Then click Save.
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10.5 Exporting an Excel Report

The Assistant supports exporting an Excel report for multiple indicators. The reports are
mainly displayed on a sheet or a pie chart. Therefore, you can analyze the measurement data
through these explicit statistical items.
To export an Excel report, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and select the analysis items from the Analyse Report submenu.
Step 3 In the displayed Select Device dialog box, select the device to be analyzed.
Step 4 Click OK.
The system analyzes the data and automatically opens the Excel report. By default, the report
is saved under the software installation directory \bin\Temp.
For details about the analysis reports for different projects, refer to chapter 11 "Test Reports."
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When exporting the WCDMA UE Call Timing Analysis report, you can specify the delay between
signaling to be viewed. For details, refer to section 11.5 "Report: WCDMA UE Call Timing Analysis."

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10.6 Exporting a Drive Test Report

The Assistant provides an elaborate Word report based on common UE and Scanner indicators.
To export a drive test report, perform the following steps:
Step 2 Right-click the dataset and choose Analyse Report > Drive Test Report on the shortcut
menu.
Step 3 In the displayed Reporting Setting dialog box, set the following parameters listed in
Table 10-2.
Table 10-2 Meanings of the parameters in the Reporting Setting dialog box.
Parameter Meaning
UE Name Selects a UE to be tested.

SCANNER Name Selects a Scanner.
Cluster Name Enters the name or ID of a cluster to be tested.
Customer Name Enters a customer name.
Step 4 Click OK.

For details of the test report, refer to section 11.10 "Drive Test Reports."
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GENEX Assistant
User Manual 11 Test Reports
11 Test Reports
About This Chapter
Section Describes
11.1 Report: WCDMA The statistics on bidirectional neighbor cells simulated by

Scanner Neighbor Cell the Scanner.
11.2 Report: WCDMA The statistics on the overhead of soft handovers simulated
Scanner Handover Statistic by the Scanner.
11.3 Report: WCDMA UE The statistics on UE call event.
Call Setup
11.4 Report: WCDMA UE The downlink BLER on a traffic channel during an SHO.
Call Statistics
11.5 Report: WCDMA UE The analysis and statistics on pilot channels.
Call Timing Analysis
11.6 Report: WCDMA UE The overall statistics on the GSM during the drive test.
Crossingtable HSDPA
11.7 Report: GSM Drive Test The statistics on GSM calls during the drive test.
Statistics
11.8 Report: GSM UE Call The statistics on RRC connection setup based on different
Statistics Analyse request causes.
11.9 Report: WCDMA UE The reason for the setup of UE RRC during the drive test
RRC Setup Statistics and the UE RRC setup success rate.
11.10 Drive Test Reports The statistics provided by the drive test reports.

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11.1 Report: WCDMA Scanner Neighbor Cell

The WCDMA Scanner Neighbor Cell report provides the statistics on bidirectional neighbor
cells simulated by the Scanner. It has five tab pages, as listed in Table 11-1.
This report can provide the statistics only when the information about the Scanner is included in the
dataset and the engineering parameters (including base station information and neighbor cell information)
are imported.
Table 11-1 Report: WCDMA Scanner Neighbor Cell
Tab Page Description
Introduction Introduces the frequencies scanned by the Scanner and the

conditions the Scanner must meet to simulate bidirectional neighbor
cells. For the description of RSCP Threshold and Count
Threshold, refer to section 5.2.2 "Dataset Property."
Scanner Statistic Lists the number of test points at which the conditions provided in
the Introduction tab page are met.
Scanner Result Lists the statistics on neighbor cells. These statistics are obtained
from the data measured by the Scanner.
Imported Config Lists the exported neighbor cell data. For the import method, refer
to section 7.5 "Importing Neighbor Data."
Scanner vs. Config Lists the number of each cell whose neighbor data obtained from the
Scanner is not included in the imported neighbor data.
11.2 Report: WCDMA Scanner Handover Statistic

The WCDMA Scanner Handover Statistic report provides the statistics on soft handovers
(SHOs) simulated by the Scanner. It has two tab pages, as listed in Table 11-2.
Table 11-2 Report: WCDMA Scanner Handover Statistic

Introduction Introduces the frequencies scanned by the Scanner and the

parameters of SHOs simulated by the Scanner. For the description
of relevant parameters, refer to section 5.2.2 "Dataset Property."
Scanner Handover Lists the percentage of SHOs of each type.
Statistic For the description of each item in this tab page, refer to Table
11-3.
Table 11-3 lists the Scanner Handover Statistic tab page.

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Table 11-3 Tab page: Scanner Handover Statistic
Item Description Remarks
Single Sector Number of services for A = 1 and A is the number of cells in the
Service B=1 active set after a handover. B is
the number of corresponding
2-way Softer Number of softer handovers for A NodeBs. Sum up the number of
Handover = 2 and B = 1 handovers of each type and then
calculate the percentage of a
certain handover type.
2-way Soft Number of soft handovers for A =
Handover 2 and B = 2
3-way Softer Number of softer handovers for A
Handover = 3 and B = 1
3-way Soft Number of soft handovers for A =
Handover 3 and B = 3
Soft-softer Number of soft-softer handovers
Handover for A = 3 and B = 2
SHO Overhead Total SHO ratio. The formula is as z A1 is the number of points
follows: tested when the active set has
(A2 x 1 + A3 x 2) + (A1 + A2 + one cell.
A3) z A2 is the number of points
tested when the active set has
two cells.
z A3 is the number of points
tested when the active set has
three cells.
11.3 Report: WCDMA UE Call Setup

The WCDMA UE Call Setup report provides the number of call setup successes, the number
of call setup failures, and failure causes. Table 11-4 lists the tab pages in the report.
Table 11-4 Report: WCDMA UE Call Setup

Tab Pages Description
Call Setup Status Lists the number of call setup successes, the number of call
setup failures, and failure causes. Table 11-5 lists the events
corresponding to the failure causes.
Call Sequence Analyse This tab lists the key signaling and call status in a call. Each row
provides the information about a call, and the cell marked *
indicates that this procedure includes signaling.
Table 11-5 lists the failure causes and relevant events.

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Table 11-5 Failure causes and relevant events
Failure Cause Event
Call Setup Failure during RRC Connection Setup RRCSetupFail

Phase
Call Setup Failure during CM Service Request Fail CMServiceRej
Call Setup Failure during Authentication Request AuthenticationFail
Call Setup Failure During Security Procedure SecurityModeFail
Call Setup Failure during RAB Setup procedure RBSetupFail
Call Setup Failure due to unknown Cause (Total Access Failures) -
(number of failures due to the
causes in this table)
Call Setup Success TotalSuccessfulCallSetup
11.4 Report: WCDMA UE Call Statistics

The WCDMA UE Call Statistics report provides the statistics on UE calls. Table 11-6 lists
the items in the report.
Table 11-6 Report: WCDMA UE Call Statistics

Item Description
Total Number of Calls Total number of OutgoingCallAttempt, IncomingCallAttempt,

and DataServiceReq events
Successful Incoming Call Number of terminated calls during which the CallDropped or
Setup CallCompleted event occurs
Successful outgoing Call Number of originated calls during which the CallDropped or
Setup CallCompleted event occurs
Total Successful Call Successful Incoming Call Setup + Successful outgoing Call
Setup Setup
Call Setup Success Rate (Successful Incoming Call Setup + Successful outgoing Call
Setup) ÷ Total Number of Calls × 100%
Call Setup Failures - Number of terminated calls during which the CallSetupFail
Incoming event occurs
Call Setup Failures - Number of originated calls during which the CallSetupFail
Outgoing event occurs
Total Access Failures Call Setup Failures - Incoming + Call Setup Failures -
Outgoing

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Item Description
Access Failure Rate (Call Setup Failures - Incoming + Call Setup Failures –
Outgoing) ÷ Total Number of Calls × 100%
Total Drops Number of CallDropped events
Drop Rate Total Drops ÷ Total Number of Calls × 100%
Total Completed calls Number of CallCompleted events
Success Rate Total Completed calls ÷ Total Number of Calls × 100%
11.5 Report: WCDMA UE Call Timing Analysis

The WCDMA UE Call Timing Analysis report provides the time delay between two
messages. You can specify the messages in the dialog box shown in Figure 11-1.
Figure 11-1 Specifying a pair of messages
Table 11-7 lists the elements in the dialog box.

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Table 11-7 Elements in the dialog box for choosing messages
Element Description
Selected UE Use this drop-down list to select a test UE.

Beginning Msg Use the two drop-down lists to specify the start message and the end
End Msg message.
CS Use the two option buttons to select a domain for testing. For different
PS options, the Assistant provides different messages.
If you select CS, the Assistant will display the delay time between two
user-defined messages as well as that between other commonly-used
messages shown in Table 11-1.
Insert Use this button to insert the selected start message and end message.
Delete Delete the inserted start message and end message.
For a user-defined message pair, the Assistant lists the delay time, average time delay, and
maximum time delay. If you select CS, the Assistant will display the commonly-used
statistics.
The WCDMA UE Call Timing Analysis consists of the following items:
z Time between the RRC Connection Request and the RRC Connection Setup in
milliseconds
z Time between the RRC Connection Request and the RRC Connection Setup complete in
milliseconds
z Time between the RRC Connection Request and Call Start (CC Alert) in milliseconds
z Average time between the measurement reports and the ActiveSet updates in
milliseconds
z Average time between ActiveSet update messages in milliseconds
z Call Duration (in sec)
11.6 Report: WCDMA UE Crossingtable HSDPA

The WCDMA UE Crossingtable HSDPA report provides the statistics on HSDPA during the
drive test. It contains seven tab pages, as listed in Table 11-8.
Table 11-8 Report: WCDMA UE Crossingtable HSDPA
RSCP-THROU Lists the statistics on RSCP and the corresponding throughput at the
MAC and RLC layers.
EcvsIo-Through Lists the statistics on Ec/Io and the corresponding throughput at the
MAC and RLC layers.
CODES-THROU Lists the statistics on HSDPA code resources and the corresponding
throughput at the MAC and RLC layers.

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CODES Lists the statistics on HSDPA code resources and shows them in bar
chart and link chart.
CQI-SBLER Lists the statistics on CQI and the corresponding BLER values.
CQI-THROU Lists the statistics on CQI and the corresponding throughput at the
MAC and RLC layers.
CQI-CODES Lists the statistics on CQI and the usage of the corresponding code
resources.
11.7 Report: GSM Drive Test Statistics

The GSM Drive Test Statistics report provides the statistics on RX/TX level, voice quality,
and so on, as listed in Table 11-9.
Table 11-9 Report: GSM Drive Test Statistics

Item Description
DT RxLev RX level in connected state

BCCH RxLev RX level in connected or idle state
Rxlev as Distance Distance values for RX level > 90 dBm and RX level < 90 dBm
RxQual Statistics on quality and distance
Dual-frequency Number of GSM900 data points and number of DCS1800 data points
TxLev Average RX level of GSM900 and DCS1800
TA Number of data points in each TA scope
Call Setup Time Number of data points in each scope of call setup duration as per call
11.8 Report: GSM UE Call Statistics Analyse

The GSM UE Call Statistics Analyse report provides the statistics on each call. It describes
the setup, progress, release, and signaling of the call, as listed in Table 11-10.
Table 11-10 Report: GSM UE Call Statistics Analyse

Item Description
File Name File name

Call ID Call ID

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Item Description
Call Number Number of the called party bcd IE in the setup

Information message
Call Type MOC or MTC, respective standing for
mobile-originated call and mobile-terminated
call
Serving Cell ID of the cell in service when the call is
originated, consisting of LAC and CI
Rxlev/Rxqual Average level and average quality during a call
No Service Attempt Triggered when the RX level is lower than
–110 dBm or when no RX level is available at
the time the call is originated
Call Setup Suc Setup success event
Fail Setup failure event
Call Process Handover Suc Handover success event
Fail Handover failure event
Location Suc Location update success event
Update
Fail Location update failure event
Call Release Normal Release Normal release event, in which there is an
RELEASE COMPLETE message
Abnormal Release Abnormal release event, in which there is no
RELEASE COMPLETE message
Call Procedure Existing signaling
11.9 Report: WCDMA UE RRC Setup Statistics

The Wcdma UE RRC Setup Statistics report provides the statistics on radio resource control
(RRC) connection setup based on different request causes. It provides the number of
successes, number of failures, and success ratio listed in Table 11-11.
Table 11-11 Report: Wcdma UE RRC Setup Statistics

Item Description
Establishment Cause Cause for an RRC connection setup request

RRC Setup Count Number of RRC connection setup attempts for a request cause
RRC Setup Suc Count Number of successes in RRC connection setups for a request
cause

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Item Description
RRC Setup Suc Ratio Success ratio of RRC connection setups for a request cause
Average Setup Time Average time consumed in RRC connection setups for a request
Delay cause
11.10 Drive Test Reports

The drive test reports provide the following statistics:
z Voice Test Summary
z Data Service Summary
z Soft Handover Summary
z RF Test Summary
z RRC Setup Summary
11.10.1 Voice Test Summary

Call Statistics
Call Statistics are provided in three reports:
z Report 1, listed in Table 11-6
Table 11-12 Report: Call Time Stamp Statistics
Item Description
Average RRC setup time delay (ms) Formula:

(Occurrence time of RRCSetupSuc - occurrence
time of RRCSetupReq)/number of RRCSetupSuc
occurrences
Average RB setup time delay (s) Formula:
(Occurrence time of RBSetupSuc - occurrence time
of RBSetupSuc)/number of RBSetupSuc
occurrences

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Item Description
Average call setup time delay (s) Formula:

(Occurrence time of IncomingCallAlerting -
Occurrence time of RRCSetupReq)/number of
Incoming CallAlerting occurrences
Or
(Occurrence time of Outgoing CallAltering -
Occurrence time of RRCSetupReq)/number of
Outgoing CallAlerting occurrences
Table 11-13 Report: Call Drop Trace
Item Description
TimeStamp Time at which an event prior to a call drop occurred

Last Status Event occurred
Drop Cause Cause for a call drop
Call Setup Status

For the description of the report Call Setup Status, refer to Table 11-5.
11.10.2 Data Service Summary

Data Service Statistics
Table 11-14 lists the Data Service Statistics report.
Table 11-14 Report: Data Service Statistics

Item Description
Total counts of data service Number of DataServiceReq occurrences

Total data service setup success Number of Total data service drops and Total
completed data services
Total data service setup failures Number of DataServiceSetupFail occurrences
Total data service drops Number of DataServiceDropped occurrences
Total completed data service Number of DataServiceCompleted occurrences
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Data Service Time Stamp Statistics

Table 11-15 lists the Data Service Time Stamp Statistics report.
Table 11-15 Report: Data Service Time Stamp Statistics

Item Description
Average RRC setup time Formula:

delay (ms) (Occurrence time of RRCSetupSuc - occurrence time of
RRCSetupReq)/number of RRCSetupSuc occurrences
Average RB setup time delay Formula:
(s) (Occurrence time of RBSetupSuc - occurrence time of
RBSetupReq)/number of RBSetupSuc occurrences
Average data service setup Formula:
time delay (s) (Occurrence time of PDPActivationSuc - occurrence time
of RRCSetupReq)/number of PDPActivationSuc
occurrences
11.10.3 Soft Handover Summary

Soft Handover Statistics
Table 11-16 lists the Soft Handover Statistic report.
Table 11-16 Report: Soft Handover Statistics

Item Addition Removal Replacement Total
Total Soft Number of messages of updating the active set Total

Handover number
Performed
Total Soft Number of successes in updating the active set Total
Handover number
Success
Total Soft Number of failures in soft handover Total
Handover number
Failures
Soft Handover Formula: 100%
Success Rate Total Soft Handover Success ÷ (Total Soft Handover
Success + Total Soft Handover Failures) × 100%
Remarks Before the Before the Before the –
addition, event removal, event replacement,
1A, 2A, or 3A 1B, 2B, or 3B event 1C, 2C, or
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Table 11-17 lists the report Soft Handover Event Statistics.
Table 11-17 Report: Soft Handover Event Statistics

Item 1a 1b 1c 1d Total
Total Number of events Total

Handover number
Triggers
Percentage 1a ÷ (1a + 1b 1b ÷ (1a + 1b 1c ÷ (1a + 1b 1d ÷ (1a + 1b 100%
of each + 1c + 1d) × + 1c + 1d) × + 1c + 1d) × + 1c + 1d) ×
Trigger 100% 100% 100% 100%
Report: Soft Handover Ratio Statistics

The Soft Handover Ratio Statistics report provides the UE SHO ratio. For details, refer to
section 11.2 "Report: WCDMA Scanner Handover Statistic."
11.10.4 RF Test Summary

Report: UE Coverage Statistics
The UE Coverage Statistics report provides the statistics on coverage in a drive test area
based on different UE RSCP and Ec/Io values. Figure 11-2 shows the relation between pilot
coverage strength and QoS in the entire test area.
Figure 11-2 UE Coverage Statistics

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Report: Scanner Coverage Statistics

The Scanner Coverage Statistics report provides the statistics on coverage at each frequency
based on different RSCP and Ec/Io values. It provides the relation between the coverage
quality and the QoS of each frequency.
Report: Scanner Pilot Pollution (RSCP > –100)

The Scanner Pilot Pollution (RSCP > –100) report provides the statistics on pilot pollution
simulated by the Scanner. For the parameter settings about pilot pollution, refer to section
5.2.2 "Dataset Property."
Table 11-18 lists the items required for the statistics on pilot pollution in all cells during the
drive test.
Table 11-18 Report: Scanner Pilot Pollution

Item Description
Frequency Frequency number

Scrambling Code Scrambling code of a cell
Total Count Number of drive test points
Pilot Pollution Count Number of pilot pollution times
Report: Scanner Neighbor Relations

The Scanner Neighbor Relations report provides the statistics on neighbor cells simulated by
the Scanner. For details, refer to section 11.1 "Report: WCDMA Scanner Neighbor Cell."
Report: Scanner Handover Event Simulator

The Scanner Handover Event Simulator report provides the statistics on thresholds of
SHOs simulated by the Scanner. For parameter settings, refer to section 5.2.2 "Dataset
Property."
Report: Scanner Handover Statistics

The Scanner Handover Statistics report provides the statistics on the overhead of SHOs
simulated by the Scanner. For details, refer to section 11.2 "Report: WCDMA Scanner
Handover Statistic."
11.10.5 RRC Setup Summary

Report: RRC Setup Statistics
The RRC Setup Statistics report provides the statistics on RRC connection setup requests for
voice services and data services during the drive test. Table 11-19 lists the items in the report.

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Item Description
RRC Setup Count Total number of RRC connection setup requests for all voice
services and data services
Equal to the number of RRCSetupReq events originated by UEs
RRC Setup Suc count Number of RRC connection setup successes
Equal to the number of RRCSetupSuc occurrences
RRC Setup Suc Ratio Success ratio of RRC connection setup
Equal to the ratio of RRC Setup Suc Count to RRC Setup
Count
Average setup time Average delay time of RRC connection setup
delay(ms) Equal to the sum of (occurrence time of RRCSetupSuc -
occurrence time of RRCSetupReq) divided by RRC Setup Count
All the previous statistics are calculated from the statistics on UE events.
Report: RRC Setup Time Stamp Detail

The RRC Setup Time Stamp Detail report provides the time of each RRC connection setup
request and the setup delay time. Table 11-20 lists the items in this report.
Table 11-20 Report: RRC Setup Time Stamp Detail

Item Description
RRCSetupReq Occurrence time of RRCSetupReq

RRCSetupSuc Occurrence time of RRCSetupSuc
RRCSetupDelay(ms) RRC connection setup delay time
Equal to the occurrence time of RRCSetupSuc minus the
occurrence time of RRCSetupReq
RRCRelease Occurrence time of RRCRelease
All the previous statistics are calculated from the statistics on UE events. For the definitions of UE
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Section Describes
12.1 UE KPIs The scrambling code (SC) and Ec/Io of each cell in the active set,
monitor set, and detected set.
12.2 Scanner KPIs The KPIs obtained by the DTI scanner.
12.3 RNC KPIs The uplink BLER, downlink BLER, BER, and SIR.

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12.1 UE KPIs
12.1.1 KPI Node: UE Pilot Summary
The UE Pilot Summary node provides the SC and Ec/Io of each cell in the active set,
monitor set, and detected set. Figure 12-1 shows the UE Pilot Summary node. If the
geographic binning is set, this node provides the relevant information about a point on the
selected path.
This node is available only when the UE information is included in the dataset and the engineering
parameters are imported.
Figure 12-1 KPI node: UE Pilot Summary
12.1.2 KPI Node: IMSI

The IMSI node directly provides the IMSI of the UE.
12.1.3 KPI Node: Active Set

The Active Set node provides the KPIs of the active set.
Figure 12-2 shows the Active Set node.

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Figure 12-2 KPI node: Active Set
Table 12-1 lists the KPI subnodes below the Active Set node.
Table 12-1 KPI node: Active Set

KPI Subnode Description
Ec/Io For SC in Active Set Categorizes by cell the collected Ec/Io values of the active
set during the drive test, and provides all the Ec/Io values
of each cell in the active set.
Ec/Io Max For SC in Active Provides the information of the drive test point with the
Set best Ec/Io in the current cell in the active set.
RSCP For SC in Active Set Categorizes by cell the collected RSCP values of the active
set during the drive test, and provides all the RSCP values
of each cell in the active set.
RSCP Max For SC in Active Provides the information of the drive test point with the
Set best RSCP in the current cell in the active set.
Soft Handover Categorizes by cell the information of drive test points in
SHO, and provides the number of cells in the active set
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Nth Best (Ec/Io For Nth Best in Active Set)

Categorizes by quality the Ec/Io values of the active set.
(RSCP For Nth Best in Active Set)
Categorizes by quality the RSCP values of the active set.
(SC For Nth Best in Active Set)
Categorizes by quality the Ec/Io values of the active set,
and lists the corresponding SCs.
SC Count in Active Set Provides the number of cells in the active set at each drive
test point.
Primary SC Provides the SC of the cell with the best Ec/Io in each
active set
If the geographic binning is set, this node provides the RSCP or Ec/Io after binning.
12.1.4 KPI Node: Monitor Set

The Monitor Set node provides the KPIs of the monitor set.
Figure 12-3 shows the Monitor Set node.
Figure 12-3 KPI node: Monitor Set
For the description of the KPIs of the monitor set, refer to section 12.1.3 "KPI Node: Active
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12.1.5 KPI Node: Detected Set

The Detected Set node provides the KPIs of the detected set.
Figure 12-4 shows the Detected Set node.
Figure 12-4 KPI node: Detected Set
For the description of the KPIs of the detected set, refer to section 12.1.3 "KPI Node: Active
Set."
12.1.6 KPI Node: Power Control

The Power Control node provides the KPIs of power control.
Figure 12-5 shows the Power Control node.

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Figure 12-5 KPI node: Power Control
Table 12-2 lists the KPI subnodes below the Power Control node.
Table 12-2 KPI node: Power Control

KPI Description
Rx Power Provides all the RX power information collected by the test UE during the
drive test.
Tx Power Provides all the TX power information collected by the test UE during the
drive test.
SIR Provides all SIRs of the test UE during the drive test.
If the geographic binning is set, this node provides the data after binning.
12.1.7 KPI Node: Throughput

The Throughput node provides the transmission KPIs of the UE at the RLC layer.
Figure 12-6 shows the Throughput node.

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Figure 12-6 KPI node: Throughput
Table 12-3 lists the KPI subnodes below the Throughput node.
Table 12-3 KPI node: Throughput

KPI Description
RLC PDU Errors Rate DL(%) RLC PDU error rate in the downlink
RLC PDU Retransmition Rate UL(%) RLC PDU retransmission rate in the downlink
RLC PDU Throughput UL RLC PDU throughput in the uplink
RLC PDU Throughput DL RLC PDU throughput in the downlink
RLC SDU Throughput UL RLC SDU throughput in the uplink
RLC SDU Throughput DL RLC SDU throughput in the downlink
App Receive Rate Receive rate at the application layer
App Transmit Rate Transmit rate at the application rate
12.1.8 KPI Node: BLER

The BLER node provides the BLERs on transport channels.
Figure 12-7 shows the BLER node.

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Figure 12-7 KPI node: BLER
BLER = CRC Error ÷ CRC Record × 100%

Where,
z CRC Record represents the number of CRCs received by the UE in the window size.
z CRC Error represents the number of CRC errors detected by the UE in the window size.
z Window Size is denoted by the number of frames. It is calculated by the Probe based on
the data reported by the UE.
z Each KPI corresponds to a transport channel ID. If the data packet reports the
information about multiple channels at a time, use the following IDs to distinguish them:
− ID 32 for signaling channel
− IDs 1, 2, and 3 for voice channels; ID 21 for PS channel
− IDs 4, 5, and 6 for common channels
These IDs are included in the RBSetup signaling.
12.1.9 KPI Node: GSM

The GSM node provides the GSM and DCS KPIs.
Figure 12-8 shows the GSM node.

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Figure 12-8 KPI node: GSM
GSM KPIs have the same meaning as DCS KPIs listed in Table 12-4.
Table 12-4 KPI node: GSM

KPI Description Remarks
Bcch Arfcn Frequency number of BCCH –

RxLevFullAvg Average RX level in FULL state –
RxLevSubAvg Average RX level in SUB state
RxQualFullAvg Average RX quality in FULL state The two KPIs indicate whether
there is interference and how the
RxQualSubAvg Average RX quality in SUB state voice quality is. There are seven
levels. The quality of level 0 is
the best.
TxLev UE TX power level –
TA Time advance This KPI is used for
compensating the time delay in
radio propagation.
Serving Cell Serving cell There is only one serving cell in
the GSM system.
IdleRxLevAvg Average RX level in IDLE state –

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12.1.10 KPI Node: GPRS

The GPRS node provides the GPRS KPIs.
Figure 12-9 shows the GPRS node.
Figure 12-9 KPI node: GPRS
Table 12-5 lists the GPRS KPIs.
Table 12-5 KPI node: GPRS
KPI Subnode Description Remarks
LLC Throughput UL Provides the UL throughput at the –

LLC layer.
LLC Throughput DL Provides the DL throughput at the –
LLC layer.
RLC Throughput UL Provides the UL throughput at the
RLC layer.
RLC Throughput DL Provides the DL throughput at the –
RLC layer.
App Throughput UL Provides the UL throughput at the
application layer.
App Throughput DL Provides the DL throughput at the –
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KPI Subnode Description Remarks
SNDCP Throughput Provides the UL throughput at the –

UL SNDCP layer.
SNDCP Throughput Provides the DL throughput at the –
DL SNDCP layer.
Date Timeslots Provides the used channel types, Each of the KPIs displays the
coding modes, and other KPIs as channel type or the coding
per timeslot number. mode of a timeslot.
GPRS PDP Context Provides the PDP context, –
including the PDP address.
GPRS Status Provides the number of timeslots –
used in the downlink, PBCCH
timeslot, RAC, GMM state, GRR
state, TLLI, TFI (UL/DL TBF
indicator), network code (NC),
NM0, and uplink code
configuration CS1–CS4.
PDP Activation Time Collects the statistics on the time –
delay of PDP activation
Ping Delay Provides the loop time of each –
Ping test.
Attach Time Provides the time delay of GPRS –
attach originated by the MS.
FTP Provides the throughput at the –
application layer as per FTP
service.
12.1.11 KPI Node: L3 Message

The L3 Message node provides the layer 3 (L3) messages collected at the air interface.
Figure 12-10 shows the L3 Message node.

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Figure 12-10 KPI node: L3 Message
Table 12-6 lists the L3 messages.
Table 12-6 KPI node: L3 Message

Subnode Description
RRC UL-CCCH Uplink Common Control Channel

UL-DCCH Uplink Dedicated Control Channel
DL-CCCH Downlink Common Control Channel
DL-DCCH Downlink Dedicated Control Channel
DL-BCCH:BCH Downlink Broadcast Control Channel:
NAS CC Call Control
MM Mobility Management
RR Radio Resources
GSM-RR UL-DCCH Uplink Dedicated Control Channel
DL-DCCH Downlink Dedicated Control Channel
DL-BCCH Downlink Broadcast Control Channel:
DL-CCCH Downlink Common Control Channel
DL-SACCH Downlink Slow Associated Control Channel

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12.1.12 KPI Node: Phone Event

The Phone Event node provides the phone events occurring during the drive test.
Figure 12-11 shows the Phone Event node.
Figure 12-11 KPI node: Phone Event
Table 12-7 lists the phone events.
Table 12-7 KPI node: Phone Event

Category Event Description
Call Event OutgoingCallAttempt Outgoing call attempt

OutgoingCallAlerting Outgoing call alerting
OutgoingCallAnswered Outgoing call answered
OutgoingCallDisconnect Outgoing call disconnect
Paging Type1 Paging type 1
Paging Type2 Paging type 2
IncomingCallAttempt Incoming call attempt
IncomingCallAlerting Incoming call alerting
IncomingCallAnswered Incoming call answered
IncomingCallDisconnect Incoming call disconnect
CMServiceReq CS service request

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CMServiceAcpt CS service accept

CMServiceReqRej CS service request reject
CallDropped CS call drop
CallCompleted CS call complete
CallSetupFail CS call setup failure
DataServiceReq PS service request
DataServiceAcpt PS service accept
DataServiceReqRej PS service request reject
DataServiceSetupFail PS service setup failure
DataServiceDropped PS service drop
DataServiceCompleted PS service complete
RRC Event RRCSetupReq RRC connection setup request
RRCSetupSuc RRC connection setup success
RRCSetupFail RRC connection setup failure
RRCConnectionRel RRC connection release
MMS Event MMSMOAttempt MMS mobile-originated (MO)
attempt
MMSMOAttComplete MMS MO attempt complete
MMSMOAttFail MMS MO attempt failure
MMSMOSuc MMS MO send success
MMSMOFail MMS MO send failure
MMSMTAttempt MMS mobile-terminated (MT)
attempt
MMSMTAttComplete MMS MT attempt complete
MMSMTAttFail MMS MT attempt failure
MMSMTSuc MMS MT receive success
MMSMTFail MMS MT receive failure
RB Event RBSetupReq RB setup request
RBSetupSuc RB setup success
RBSetupFail RB setup failure
RBReconfigSuc RB reconfiguration success
RBReconfigFail RB reconfiguration failure

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RBRelease RB release success

RBReleaseFail RB release failure
SHO Event SoftHO Soft handover
SoftHOFail Soft handover failure
SofterHO Softer handover
Soft-SofterHO Soft-softer handover
SofterHO3Cell Softer handover between three
cells
SoftHO3Cell Soft handover between three cells
Event1A Event 1A
Event1B Event 1B
Event1C Event 1C
Event1D Event 1D
Event1E Event 1E
Event1F Event 1F
HHO Event Event2A Event 2A
Event2B Event 2B
Event2C Event 2C
Event2D Event 2D
Event2E Event 2E
Event2F Event 2F
IntraFreqHHOSuc Intra-frequency hard handover
(HHO) success
IntraFreqHHOFail Intra-frequency HHO failure
InterFreqHHOSuc Inter-frequency HHO success
InterFreqHHOFail Inter-frequency HHO failure
HSDPA Event H2HInterFreqCellChangeSuc HSDPA to HSDPA
inter-frequency handover success
H2HInterFreqCellChangeFail HSDPA to HSDPA
inter-frequency handover failure
H2HIntraFreqCellChangeSuc HSDPA to HSDPA
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H2HIntraFreqCellChangeFail HSDPA to HSDPA

intra-frequency handover failure
H2GHHOSuc HSDPA to 2G HHO success
H2GHHOFail HSDPA to 2G HHO failure
H2R99InterFreqHHOSuc HSDPA to R99 inter-frequency
HHO success
H2R99InterFreqHHOFail HSDPA to R99 inter-frequency
HHO failure
R992HInterFreqHHOSuc R99 to HSDPA inter-frequency
HHO success
R992HInterFreqHHOFail R99 to HSDPA inter-frequency
HHO failure
H2R99IntraFreqHHOSuc HSDPA to R99 intra-frequency
HHO success
H2R99IntraFreqHHOFail HSDPA to R99 intra-frequency
HHO failure
H2R99IntraFreqSHOSuc HSDPA to R99 intra-frequency
SHO success
H2R99IntraFreqSHOFail HSDPA to R99 intra-frequency
SHO failure
R992HIntraFreqHHOSuc R99 to HSDPA intra-frequency
HHO success
R992HIntraFreqHHOFail R99 to HSDPA intra-frequency
HHO failure
R992HIntraFreqSHOSuc R99 to HSDPA intra-frequency
SHO success
R992HIntraFreqSHOFail R99 to HSDPA intra-frequency
SHO failure
MM Event LAUpdateReq Location update request
LAUpdateSuc Location update success
LAUpdateFail Location update failure
GMM Event AttachSuc Attach success
AttachFail Attach failure
PDPActivationReq PDP activation request
PDPActivationSuc PDP activation success
PDPActivationFail PDP activation failure

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PDPDeActivation PDP deactivation

RAaUpdateReq Route area update request
RAUpdateSuc Route area update success
RAUpdateFail Route area update failure
InterRat Event CSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttem 3G to 2G handover attempt in the
pt CS domain
CSConnectionHO3Gto2GSuc 3G to 2G handover success in the
CS domain
CSConnectionHO3Gto2GFail 3G to 2G handover failure in the
CS domain
CSConnectionHO2Gto3Gattemp 2G to 3G handover attempt in the
t CS domain
CSConnectionHO2Gto3GSuc 2G to 3G handover success in the
CS domain
CSConnectionHO2Gto3GFail 2G to 3G handover failure in the
CS domain
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttemp 3G to 2G handover attempt in the
t PS domain
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GSuc 3G to 2G handover success in the
PS domain
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GFail 3G to 2G handover failure in the
PS domain
PSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttemp 2G to 3G handover attempt in the
t PS domain
PSConnectionHO2Gto3GSuc 2G to 3G handover success in the
PS domain
PSConnectionHO2Gto3GFail 2G to 3G handover failure in the
PS domain
3Gto2GCellReselection 3G to 2G cell reselection
2Gto3GCellReselection 2G to 3G cell reselection
Event3A Event 3A
Event3B Event 3B
Event3C Event 3C
Event3D Event 3D
SMS Event SMSMOAttempt SMS MO attempt
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SMSMOSuc SMS MO send success

SMSMOFail SMS MO send failure
SMSMTAttempt SMS MT attempt
SMSMTAttComplete SMS MT attempt complete
SMSMTSuc SMS MT receive complete
SMSMTFail SMS MT receive failure
Other Event Detach Detach
CellReselectionConnectedMode Connected mode of cell
reselection
AuthenticationReq Authentication request
AuthenticationSuc Authentication success
AuthenticationFail Authentication failure
SecurityModeReq Security mode request
SecurityModeSuc Security mode success
SecurityModeFail Security mode failure
AuthenCipherReq Authentication cipher request
AuthenCipherSuc Authentication cipher success
AuthenCipherFail Authentication cipher failure
PhysicalChannelReconfigSuc Physical channel reconfiguration
success
PhysicalChannelReconfigFail Physical channel reconfiguration
failure
TransportChannelReconfigSuc Transport channel reconfiguration
success
TransportChannelReconfigFail Transport channel reconfiguration
failure
LinkRestoreAttempt Link restore attempt
LinkRestoreSuc Link restore success
LinkRestoreFail Link restore failure
GSM Event GSMCallAttempt GSM call attempt
GSMCallAttemptFail GSM call attempt failure
GSMAssignmentSuc GSM assignment success
GSMAssignmentFail GSM assignment failure

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GSMLateAssignmentSuc GSM late assignment success

GSMLateAssignmentFail GSM late assignment failure
GSMCallAnswered GSM call answered
GSMCallComplete GSM call complete
GSMCallDropped GSM call drop
GSMOutgoingCallUnReachable GSM outgoing call unreachable
GSMDisconnect GSM call disconnect
GSMCallBlocked GSM call blocked
GSMAccessAttempt GSM access attempt
GSMAccessFailure GSM access failure
GSMCallSetup GSM call setup
GSMNoServiceAttempt GSM call attempt in the case of no
service
GSMHandoverSuc Intra-GSM inter-cell handover
success
GSMHandoverFail GSM inter-cell handover failure
GSMHandoverIntracellSuc GSM intra-cell handover success
GSMHandoverIntracellFail GSM intra-cell handover failure
GPRS GPRSCellReselection Cell reselection
12.1.13 KPI Node: Statistic as Site

The Statistic as Site node provides the NE KPIs as per site.
Figure 12-12 shows the Statistic as Site node.
This node is available only when the UE information is included in the dataset and the engineering
parameters are imported.

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Figure 12-12 KPI node: Statistic as Site
Table 12-8 lists the KPI subnodes under the Statistic as Site node.
Table 12-8 KPI node: Statistic as Site

Subnode Description
Summary Provides the Avg Ec/Io, Avg RSCP, Dropped Calls, Failed Setups,
Completed Calls, and SHOs.
SHO Provides the Avg Ec/Io, Avg RSCP, AUS OK, AUS NOK, Dropped
Calls, Failed Setups, and Completed Calls.
Call Setup Provides the Avg Ec/Io, Avg RSCP, MOC OK, MOC NOK, MTC
OK, and MTC NOK.
Call Dropped Provides the Time, 5S Avg Ec/Io Before Drop, 5S Avg RSCP
Before Drop, 5S Avg Ue TxPow Before Drop, and Avg SIR.
Call Setup Failure Provides the Time, 5S Avg Ec/Io Before Setup Failure, 5S Avg
RSCP Before Setup Failure, 5S Avg Ue TxPow Before Setup
Failure, and Avg SIR.
ThroughPut Provides the variation of cell throughput depending on distance
between UE and site
12.1.14 KPI Node: RRC State

The RRC State node provides the change of UE RRC state during the drive test.
Figure 12-13 shows the RRC State node.

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Figure 12-13 KPI node: RRC State
12.1.15 KPI Node: Time Analyse

The Time Analyse node provides the delay time of each signaling procedure in CS or PS calls
during the drive test. This node displays the analysis results in time distribution charts,
probability charts, and accumulated probability charts.
Figure 12-14 shows the Time Analyse node.

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Figure 12-14 KPI node: Time Analyse
12.1.16 KPI Node: HSDPA

The HSDPA node provides High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) KPIs. HSDPA is
a part of 3GPP R5. It can greatly increase download speeds in the WCDMA system.
Table 12-9 lists the HSDPA KPIs.
Table 12-9 KPI node: HSDPA

Subnode Description
Serving Cell Provides the SC, Ec/Io, and RSCP of the HSDPA serving cell.
Primary SC Provides the primary SC of the serving cell.
Scheduled Rate Provides the transient rate of scheduling at the MAC layer in kbps.
(Delta)
Served Rate (Delta) Provides the transient rate of transmission (including failed
transmission and retransmission) at the MAC layer in kbps.
MAC Layer Rate Provides the transient rate of transmission (excluding failed
(Delta) transmission and retransmission) at the MAC layer in kbps.
DSCH SBLER Provides the transient BLER at the MAC layer in percent.
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SCCH Success Rate Provides the transient usage of HS-SCCH in percent.

(Delta)
HS-DPCCH CQI Provides the average of all channel quality indicators (CQIs) of
HS-DSCH of 200 ms. The value range is 0 to 30.
HS-DSCH Retrans Provides the retransmission rate on HS-DSCH.
Rate (Delta)
HS-PDSCH Codes Provides the average number of all UE-used codes in 200 ms. The
value range is 1 to 15.
HS-DSCH Decoding Provides the statistics on HS-DSCH decoding, as listed in Table
Statistics 12-10.
Table 12-10 KPI subnode: HS-DSCH Decoding Statistics

KPI Description
TBS Transport block size; unit: bit

QPSK Number of frames modulated in QPSK mode
16QAM Number of frames modulated in 16QAM mode
SB Fail Number of TB transmission failures at the MAC layer
SB Suc Number of TB transmission successes at the MAC layer
Dup. SB Suc Number of retransmissions of the same TB, that is, the number of
NACK messages to which the NodeB translates from the ACK
messages provided by the UE upon successful decoding
ACK->NACK/DTX Ratio of retransmissions of correct frames; unit: %
SBLER BLER at the MAC layer; unit: %
1st SBLER BLER of the first frame; unit: %
Block Fail Number of failed TB transmissions after retransmissions, that is,
the number of frames transmitted at the RLC layer after failed
retransmissions at the MAC layer
Block Suc Number of TB transmission successes, equal to the value of SB
Suc
Res. BLER BLER at the RLC layer; unit: %
All TBS Statistics Sum of statistics on channel decoding of each TBS
1 Times Number of frames successfully transmitted at the first attempt
2 Times Number of frames successfully transmitted at the second attempt
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3 Times Number of frames successfully transmitted at the third attempt

after the first two attempts failed
4 Times Number of frames successfully transmitted at the fourth attempt
after the first three attempts failed
5 Times Number of frames successfully transmitted at the fifth attempt after
the first four attempts failed
After four retransmissions, the RLC initiates the fifth one, which is
set on the Huawei equipment.
>= 6 Times Number of frames successfully transmitted at the sixth or later
attempt after all the previous attempts failed
In addition, the Assistant provides the statistics on channel decoding as per TBS.
12.1.17 KPI Node: HSUPA

The HSUPA node provides High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) KPIs. HSDPA is a
part of 3GPP R6. It can greatly increase upload speeds in the WCDMA system.
Table 12-11 lists the HSUPA KPIs.
Table 12-11 KPI node: HSUPA

KPI Description
HSUPA Link Throughput –

Statistics
MAC-e PDU Non-DTX Rate –
MAC-e PDU Served Rate –
MAC-e PDU Available Rate –
HSUPA Link Quality –
Statistics
Non-DTX Probability –
SBLER Sub-block error rate
1st SBLER Ratio of the frames failing to be transmitted at the first
time to the total frames
Power Limited Rate –
SG Limited Rate Serving grate (SG) limited rate
Buffer Limited Rate –
Happy Rate –
HSUPA Grant Statistics –

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KPI Description
Average AG Average absolute grant (AG)

Average SG Average serving grant (SG)
Combined RG Combined relative grant (RG)
12.1.18 Other KPIs

Coverage KPIs
Figure 12-15 shows the coverage KPIs.
Figure 12-15 Coverage KPIs
Table 12-12 describes the coverage KPIs.

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Table 12-12 Coverage KPIs
KPI Description
Kilometer per Drop Call Ratio of drive test distance to call drop quantity
Coverage Rate Ratio of distance in which signals are satisfied to total drive
test distance
Soft Handover Rate –
Pilot Pollution Rate –
UE Coverage Statistics –
Accessibility KPIs
Figure 12-16 shows the accessibility KPIs.

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Figure 12-16 Accessibility KPIs
The accessibility KPIs are as follows:

z Outgoing Call Setup Success Rate (AMR)
z Outgoing Call Setup Success Rate (VP)
z Incoming Call Setup Success Rate (AMR)
z Incoming Call Setup Success Rate (VP)
z PDP Activation Success Rate
z MMS MO Submit Success Rate
z MMS MT Retrieve Success Rate

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z SMS MO SMS Transmission Success Rate (Uplink)

z SMS MT SMS Receipt Success Rate (Downlink)
z RRC Setup Statistics
Retainability KPIs
Figure 12-17 shows the retainability KPIs.
Figure 12-17 Retainability KPIs
Table 12-13 describes the retainability KPIs.

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Table 12-13 Retainability KPIs
KPI Description
CS Call Drop Rate (AMR) –

CS Call Drop Rate (VP) –
Measurement Analysis after Statistics on pilot information after a call end or a call
CallEnd or CallDropped drop
Measurement Analysis before Statistics on pilot information before an RRC
RRCConnection Req connection setup request
Measurement Analysis before Statistics on pilot information within a period before a
CallEnd or CallDropped call end or a call drop
CS Call Statistics –
Link Restore Success Rate –
The Statistics after Link Restore –
Service Integrity KPIs

Figure 12-18 shows the service integrity KPIs.

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Figure 12-18 Service integrity KPIs
Table 12-14 describes the service integrity KPIs.
Table 12-14 Service integrity KPIs

KPI Description
R99 DL Avg AppThroughput R99 DL average throughput

R99 UL Avg AppThroughput R99 UL average throughput
HSDPA Avg AppThroughput HSDPA PS throughput

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BLER per Call Analysis BLER of each call

BLER during SHO Analysis BLER of each SHO
Overall BLER Analysis BLER during the entire drive test
Joint cut-off Call Ratio Call drop ratio of concurrent services
PS Integration Statistics PS service integrity statistics
FTP Throughput Timeout ratio, average throughput, maximum
throughput, minimum throughput, and other network
information during each FTP service
RLC Level Throughput Throughput at the RLC layer
Ping Statistics –
PDP Statistics –
HTTP Statistics –
Extended HTTP Statistics –
Net Throughput Net throughput at the application layer
Mobility KPIs
Figure 12-19 shows the mobility KPIs.

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Figure 12-19 Mobility KPIs
Table 12-15 describes the mobility KPIs.
Table 12-15 Mobility KPIs

Subnode KPI Description
R99 R99 SHO Success Rate –

R99 IntraFreq HHO Success Rate –
R99 InterFreq HHO Success Rate –

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Soft Handover Performance Analysis –

Inter-RAT Voice R99 to GSM HHO Success –
Rate
Voice GSM to R99 HHO Success –
Rate
PS R99 to GSM HHO Success Rate –
PS GSM to R99 HHO Success Rate –
HSDPA H2HInterFreqCellChange Success Success rate of HSDPA to HSDPA
Rate inter-frequency handovers
H2HIntraFreqCellChange Success Success rate of HSDPA to HSDPA
Rate intra-frequency handovers
H2GHHO Success Rate Success rate of HSDPA to 2G
HHOs
H2R99InterFreqHHO Success Rate Success rate of HSDPA to R99
inter-frequency HHOs
H2R99IntraFreqHHO Success Rate Success rate of HSDPA to R99
intra-frequency HHOs
H2R99IntraFreqSHO Success Rate Success rate of HSDPA to R99
intra-frequency SHOs
R992HInterFreqHHO Success Rate Success rate of R99 to HSDPA
inter-frequency HHOs
R992HIntraFreqHHO Success Rate Success rate of R99 to HSDPA
intra-frequency HHOs
R992HIntraFreqSHO Success Rate Success rate of R99 to HSDPA
intra-frequency SHOs
Delay KPIs
Figure 12-20 shows the delay KPIs.

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Figure 12-20 Delay KPIs
Table 12-16 describes the delay KPIs.

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Table 12-16 Delay KPIs
Access Delay CS Outgoing Call Setup –

Delay Time (VP & AMR)
CS Incoming Call Setup –
Delay Time (VP & AMR)
PS Service Setup Delay Time –
PDP Activity Delay Time –
R99 Soft Handover Soft Handover Link Addition Delay time of soft handover link
Delay Time addition
Soft Handover Link Deletion Delay time of soft handover link
Time deletion
IntraFreq HHO Delay Time –
InterFreq HHO Delay Time –
LinkRestore Delay Time Link restore delay time
Inter-RAT Voice R99 to GSM HHO –
Delay Time
Voice GSM to R99 HHO –
Delay Time
PS R99 to GSM HHO Delay –
Time
PS GSM to R99 HHO Delay –
Time
HSDPA Handover H to H InterFreq Cell Change HSDPA to HSDPA inter-frequency
Delay Delay Time HHO delay time
H to H IntraFreq Cell Change HSDPA to HSDPA intra-frequency
Delay Time HHO delay time
H to R99 IntraFreq HHO HSDPA to R99 intra-frequency
H to R99 IntraFreq SHO HSDPA to R99 intra-frequency
Delay Time SHO delay time
H to R99 InterFreq HHO HSDPA to R99 inter-frequency
R99 to H IntraFreq HHO R99 to HSDPA intra-frequency
R99 to H IntraFreq SHO R99 to HSDPA intra-frequency
Delay Time SHO delay time
R99 to H InterFreq HHO R99 to HSDPA inter-frequency

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H to 2G InterRAT Handover HSDPA to 2G inter-RAT HHO

Delay Time delay time
SMS Delay SMS MO Delay Time –
SMS MT Delay Time –
Other Cell Reselection Time From –
GSM to WCDMA
Ping RTT at Application Round-trip time (RTT) of the Ping
Level test
Call Timing Analysis Call delay time
12.2 Scanner KPIs

Scanner KPIs refer to those KPIs obtained by the DTI scanner.
Figure 12-21 shows the scanner KPIs.
Figure 12-21 Scanner KPIs
The scanner KPIs are based on 3GPP specifications and independent of networks. The DTI
scanner can scan and analyze the strongest pilot signal, specified pilot signal, and spectrum.
12.2.1 KPI Node: Nth Best

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Table 12-17 KPI node: Nth Best
Subnode Description
Ec/Io and RSCP for 1st Provides the Ec/Io and RSCP of the best serving cell at
Service Cell each test point.
Ec/Io for Nth Best Service Provides the Ec/Io values of N (1 to 5) cells in descending
Cell order by Ec/Io at each test point.
RSCP for Nth Best Service Provides the RSCP values of N (1 to 5) cells in descending
Cell order by RSCP at each test point.
SC for Nth Best Service Cell Provides the SCs of N (1 to 5) cells in descending order by
Ec/Io at each test point.
12.2.2 KPI Node: Ec/Io

The Ec/Io node provides the Ec/Io KPIs described in Table 12-18.
Table 12-18 KPI node: Ec/Io

Subnode Description
Ec/Io for SC Provides the Ec/Io as per SC.

Categorizes the Ec/Io values measured by the Scanner during the test
drive as per cell, and displays all the Ec/Io values of each cell measured
during the drive test.
Ec/Io Max for Provides the maximum Ec/Io as per SC.
SC Obtains the maximum Ec/Io from all the Ec/Io values provided by the
subnode Ec/Io for SC.
12.2.3 KPI Node: RSCP

The RSCP node provides the RSCP KPIs listed in Table 12-19.
Table 12-19 KPI node: RSCP

Subnode Description
RSCP for SC Provides the RSCP as per SC.

Categorizes the RSCP values measured by the Scanner during the test
drive as per cell, and displays all the RSCP values of each cell
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RSCP Max for Provides the maximum RSCP value as per SC in descending order.
SC Selects the drive test point at which the RSCP of a current cell is the
best in the data of RSCP for SC.
12.2.4 KPI Node: Pilot Pollution

The Pilot Pollution node provides the pilot pollution KPIs described in Table 12-20.
Table 12-20 KPI node: Pilot Pollution
Subnode Description
Pilot Pollution for Provides the number of points with pilot pollution as per SC.
SC Categorizes the points with pilot pollution simulated by the Scanner as
per cell, and displays all the pilot pollution information of each cell
obtained during the drive test.
Whole PP Provides the number of points with pilot pollution measured during
the drive test.
12.2.5 KPI Node: HO Event

The HO Event node provides the events simulated by the Scanner, as described in Table
12-21. The simulation is based on the test data and the parameters set for SHO. For the
parameter setting, refer to section 5.2.2 "Dataset Property."
Table 12-21 KPI node: HO Event

Event Description
Simulated Event 1A Event 1A of the active set, simulated by the Scanner according to
pilot data.
Event 1A means that the primary pilot channel becomes within the
reporting scope.
Simulated Event 1B Event 1B of the active set, simulated by the Scanner according to
pilot data.
Event 1B means that the primary pilot channel becomes beyond the
reporting scope.
Simulated Event 1C Event 1C of the active set, simulated by the Scanner according to
pilot data.
Event 1C means that an inactive primary pilot channel exceeds an
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Simulated Event 1D Event 1D of the active set, simulated by the Scanner according to
pilot data.
Event 1D means that the best cell changes.
12.2.6 KPI Node: RSSI

The RSSI node provides the received signal strength indicators (RSSIs) measured by the
Scanner. It indicates the interference situation on the drive test route.
12.2.7 KPI Node: SC Count

The SC Count node provides the number of SCs at each point measured by the Scanner,
indicating the cell distribution on the drive test route.
12.2.8 KPI Node: Scanner Coverage Summary

The Scanner Coverage Summary node provides the SC and Ec/Io of each test point
measured by the Scanner during the drive test.
12.3 RNC KPIs

Figure 12-22 shows the RNC KPIs.
Figure 12-22 RNC KPIs
Table 12-22 lists the RNC KPIs.

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Table 12-22 RNC KPIs
KPI Description
UL BLER UL block error rate

UL BER UL bit error rate
UL SIR UL signal-to-interference ratio
UL SIR Target UL SIR target
UL RSSI –
UL Throughput –
UL Bandwidth –
DL BLER DL block error rate
DL Throughput –
DL Bandwidth –
DL Tx Carr Pwr DL TX carrier power
DL Transmit Code Power DL TX code power

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About This Chapter
Section Describes
13.1 RRC Events The radio resource control events.

13.2 Authentication Events The authentication events.
13.3 Security Mode Events The security mode events.
13.4 Authentication and The authentication and ciphering events.
Ciphering Events
13.5 RB Setup Events The radio bearer setup events.
13.6 Call Proceeding Events The call proceeding events.
13.7 GMM Events The GMM events.
13.8 MM Events The MM events.
13.9 Handover Events The handover events.
13.10 GSM Events The GSM events.
13.11 HSDPA Events The HSDPA events.
13.12 MMS Events The MMS events.
13.13 Inter-System Events The inter-system events.
13.14 SMS Events The SMS events.
13.15 Link Restore Events The link restore events.
13.16 Interior Events The interior events.

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13.1 RRC Events

Table 13-1 lists the RRC events.
Table 13-1 RRC events

Event Description
RRCSetupReq The UE sends an RRC Connection Request message to

the network side.
RRCSetupSuc The UE sends an RRC Connection Setup Complete
message to the network side.
RRCSetupFail The UE sends an RRC Connection Request message to
the network side and receives an RRC Connection Reject
message from the network side.
The UE sends an RRC Connection Request message to
the network side and receives an RRC Connection
Release message (on the DL_DCCH or the DL_CCCH)
from the network side.
the network side and receives an RRC Connection Setup
The conditions for setting up the RRC connection are met
the UE does not send an RRC Connection Setup Complete
message.
the network side and does not send an RRC Connection
Setup Complete message.
RRCConnectionRel The UE receives an RRC Connection Release message
with the cause value normalEvent.
RRCConnectionAbnormalRel The UE receives an RRC Connection Release message
without the cause of normalEvent.
When RRCState = CELL_DCH, the UE receives a

message RRCState = Disconnected,
MasterInformationBlock, SystemInformation1 or
SystemInformation2 but it does not receive an RRC
Connection Release message with the cause value
normalEvent.

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Table 13-2 describes the authentication events.
Table 13-2 Authentication events

Event Description
AuthenticationRequest The network side receives an Authentication Request message.

AuthenticationRsp z The network side receives an Authentication Request message.
z The network sides sends an Authentication Response message,
and, three seconds later, it does not receive an Authentication
Reject message.
AuthenticationFail z The network side receives an Authentication Request message.
z The network side receives an Authentication Failure message or
an Authentication Reject message.
13.3 Security Mode Events

Table 13-3 lists the security mode events.
Table 13-3 Security mode events

Event Messages Received in Sequence
SecurityModeReq Security Mode Command

SecurityModeSuc z Security Mode Command
z Security Mode Complete, with no Security Mode Fail received
SecurityModeFail z Security Mode Command
z Security Mode Failure
Or
z Security Mode Command, with no Security Mode Complete
received
13.4 Authentication and Ciphering Events

Table 13-4 lists the authentication and ciphering events.

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AuthenCipherReq Authentication AND Ciphering REQ

AuthenCipherSuc z Authentication AND Ciphering REQ
z Authentication AND Ciphering RESP
AuthenCipherFail z Authentication AND Ciphering REQ
z Authentication AND Ciphering REJ
Or
z Authentication AND Ciphering Failure
13.5 RB Setup Events

Table 13-5 lists the RB setup events.
Table 13-5 RB setup events

RBSetupReq Radio Bearer Setup

RBSetupSuc Radio Bearer Setup Complete
RBSetupFail z Radio Bearer Setup
z Radio Bearer Setup Failure, or no Radio Bearer Setup Complete
received
13.6 Call Proceeding Events

Table 13-6 lists the call proceeding events.
Table 13-6 Call proceeding events

PagingType1 PagingType1 message with one of the following causes:

z TerminatingConversationalCall
z TerminatingStreamingCall
z TerminatingInteractiveCall
z TerminatingBackgroundCall
PagingType2 PagingType2 message with the cause value
TerminatingConversationalCall

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z CM Service Request
Or
z RRC Connection Setup Complete
z Call Proceeding
IncomingCallResponsed Paging Response or Call Confirm
CMServiceReq CM Service Request
CMServiceAcpt CM Service Accept
CMServiceReqRej CM Service Abort or CM Service Reject
GSMDataServiceDropped Drop:GSM_RRSTATE_TO_CONNECT_RELEASE
Or
GSM System Info
CallReSetup RRCState_Cell_DCH
CallSetupFailing One of the following messages:
z Disconnect message with the cause value unequal to one of
the following:
− User Busy
− Normal Call Clearing
− Normal Unspecified
z Abort message with the cause value Abort
z CM Service Reject
z CM Service Abort
z Release message with the cause value unequal to one of the
following:
− Normal Unspecified
− Normal Call Clearing
− User Alerting No Answer
− User Busy
− Call Rejected
CallSetupFail Message indicating that the RRC state is Disconnected
Or
L3 message, such as master information block, system
information type 1, or system information type 2
OutgoingCallAlerting Message indicating GSM_Um_Msg_Type = Alerting
IncomingCallAlerting Message indicating GSM_Um_Msg_Type = Alerting
OutgoingCallAnswered Connect or Connect Acknowledge (NAS)

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z GSM_Um_Msg_Type = Connect
z GSM_Um_Msg_Type = Connect Acknowledge (NAS)
OutgoingCallDisconnected Message indicating GSM_Um_Msg_Type = Disconnect
(NAS)
IncomingCallDisconnected Message indicating GSM_Um_Msg_Type = Disconnect
(NAS)
CallDropping Message indicating one of the following:
z Cause value: Abort
z RRC_state = CELL_FACH; UE state: CELL_FACH
z GSM_Um_Msg_Type = CC Disconnect,
GSM_Um_Msg_Type = CC Release Complete, or
GSM_Um_Msg_Type = CC Release
with the cause value unequal to one of the following:
- Normal Call Clearing
- Normal Unspecified
- User Alerting No Answer
- User Busy
- Call Rejected
- Destination Out Of Order
CallDropped One of the following messages:
z Master Information Block or System Information 1
received in service
z RRC Disconnected, received not in inter-system CS
handover
z RRC Connection Release with the cause value RRC
Abnormal Release
z GSM_Um_Msg_Type = CC Disconnect,
GSM_Um_Msg_Type = CC Release Complete, or
GSM_Um_Msg_Type = CC Release
with the cause value unequal to one of the following:
- Normal Call Clearing
- Normal Unspecified
- User Alerting No Answer
- User Busy
- Call Rejected
- Destination Out Of Order
CallCompleted One of the following messages:
z CC Disconnect message with the cause value Normal Call
Clearing, Normal Unspecified, User Alerting No
Answer, User Busy, or Call Rejected
z CC Release Complete message with the cause value
Normal Call Clearing or Normal Unspecified
z CC Release message with the cause value Normal Call
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DataServiceReq Service Request

DataServiceRej Service Reject
DataServiceAcpt Service Accept
DataServiceSetupFail PDP Activation Fail, Release, or message indicating that the
RRC state is Disconnected
DataServiceDropped Message received in service and indicating that the RRC state
is Disconnected
DataServiceCompleted One of the following messages:
z Deactivate PDP Context Accept
z RRC Connection Release with the cause value User
Inactivity
ReleaseCompleted Release Complete
13.7 GMM Events

Table 13-7 lists the GPRS mobility management (GMM) events.
Table 13-7 GMM events

AttachSuc z Attach Request

z Attach Accept
z Attach Complete
AttachFail Attach Reject
Detach Detach Request
PDPActivationReq Activate PDP Context Request
PDPActivationSuc Activate PDP Context Accept
PDPActivationFail z Activate PDP Context Request
z Activate PDP Context Reject received in 10 seconds, or no
Activate PDP context Accept received 10 seconds later
PDPDeactivation Deactivate PDP Context Accept
ModifyPDPContextRequest Modify PDP Context Request
RAUpdateReq Routing Area Update Request
RAUpdateSuc Routing Area Update Accept or Routing Area Update
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RAUpdateFail Routing Area Update Reject
13.8 MM Events
Table 13-8 lists the mobility management (MM) events.
Table 13-8 MM events

Event Received Message
LAUpdateReq Location Updating Request

LAUpdateSuc Location Updating Accept
LAUpdateFail Location Updating Reject
13.9 Handover Events

Table 13-9 lists the handover events.
Table 13-9 Handover events

Event Description
SoftHOFail The following messages are received in sequence:

z Active Set Update
z Active Set Update Failure
Event1A The Measurement Report 1A message is received.
Event1B The Measurement Report 1B message is received.
Event1C The Measurement Report 1C message is received.
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Event1E The Measurement Report 1E message is received.
Event2E The Measurement Report 2E message is received.
Event1F The Measurement Report 1F message is received.
Event2F The Measurement Report 2F message is received.
MEASURE_CONTR The Measurement Control message is received.
OL
ACTIVESET_UPDA The Active Set Update message is received.
TE
ACTIVESET_UPDA The ActiveSet Update Complete message is received.
TE_COMPLETE
PHYSICAL_CHAN The Physical Channel Reconfiguration message is received.
NEL_RECONFIG
PhChannelRecfgSuc The Physical Channel Reconfiguration Success message is
received.
PhChannelRecfgFail The following messages are received in sequence:
z Physical Channel Reconfiguration
z Physical Channel Reconfiguration Fail
TrChannelRecfgSuc The following messages are received in sequence:
z Transport Channel Reconfiguration
z Transport Channel Reconfiguration Complete
TrChannelRecfgFail The following messages are received in sequence:
z Transport Channel Reconfiguration Fail
RBReconfig The Radio Bearer Reconfiguration message is received.
RBReconfigSuc The Radio Bearer Reconfiguration Complete message is received.
RBReconfigFail The following messages are received in sequence:
z Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
z Radio Bearer Reconfiguration Fail
RBRelease The following messages are received in sequence:
z Radio Bearer Release
z Radio Bearer Release Complete
RBReleaseFail The following messages are received in sequence:
z Radio Bearer Release
z Radio Bearer Release Fail

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IntraFreqHHOSuc This event might occur after a UE receives one of the following
messages from the network side:
This event occurs if the following conditions are met:
z The FrequencyInfo IE in the received message includes uarfcn
DL that is consistent with the SC of the active set, or the IE
excludes uarfcn DL.
z The Primary CPICH info IE includes the primary SC that is
not in the active set.
z The UE sends one of the following messages in sequence:
1. Radio Bearer Reconfiguration Complete
2. Transport Channel Reconfiguration Complete
3. Physical Channel Reconfiguration Complete
IntraFreqHHOFail This event might occur after a UE receives one of the following
DL that is consistent with the SC of the active set, or the IE
excludes uarfcn DL.
z The Primary CPICH info IE includes the primary SC that is
not in the active set.
z The network side does not receive any response from the UE
within a certain period, or the UE sends one of the following
messages:
− Radio Bearer Reconfiguration Failure
− Transport Channel Reconfiguration Failure
− Physical Channel Reconfiguration Failure

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InterFreqHHOSuc This event might occur after a UE receives one of the following
DL that is inconsistent with the SC of the active set.
z The UE sends one of the following messages:
1. Radio Bearer Reconfiguration Complete
2. Transport Channel Reconfiguration Complete
3. Physical Channel Reconfiguration Complete
InterFreqHHOFail This event might occur after the UE receives one of the following
DL that is inconsistent with the SC of the active set.
z The network side does not receive any response from the UE, or
the UE sends one of the following messages:
1. Radio Bearer Reconfiguration Failure
2. Transport Channel Reconfiguration Failure
3. Physical Channel Reconfiguration Failure
CSConnectionHO2Gt The Inter System To Utran Handover Command message is
o3GAttempt received.
CSConnectionHO2Gt The following messages are received:
o3GSuc z Inter System To Utran Handover Command
z Handover to UTRAN Complete (UL_DCCH)
3Gto2GReselection The following messages are received:
z The UE enters the idle state in GSM mode from the idle state in
WCDMA mode.
z The UE receives the Location Update Accept message.
2Gto3GReselection The following messages are received:
z The UE enters the Idle state in WCDMA mode from the idle
state in GSM mode.
z The UE receives the Location Update Accept message.

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CellReselection2Gto3 The following messages are received:

G z The UE enters the idle state of the WCDMA mode from the idle
state of the GSM mode.
z The UE receives a LocationUpdateAccept message.
CellReselectionConn The message indicating the cause for cell reselection is received.
ectMode
PSConnectionHO3Gt The Cell Change Order From UTRAN message is received.
o2GAttempt
PSConnectionHO3Gt The following messages are received:
o2GSuc z Cell Change Order From UTRAN
z Routing Area Update Accept
PSConnectionHO3Gt The following messages are received:
o2GFail z Cell Change Order From UTRAN
z GSM RR system information, Cell Change Order From UTRAN
Failure message, or RRC system information such as one of the
following:
− MasterInformationBlock
− ScheduleBlock1
− Scheduling block 2
− System information block type 3
− System information block type 4
13.10 GSM Events

Table 13-10 lists the GSM event.
Table 13-10 GSM events
Event Description
GSMCallAttempt One of the following messages is received:

z Setup (NAS)
z Call Proceeding
z Call Confirmed (NAS)
z CM Service Request (NAS)
z CM Service Accept (NAS)
z Paging Response (NAS)

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Event Description
GSMCallFail One of the following messages is received:

z Disconnect message with the cause value unequal to
User Busy, Normal Unspecified, or Normal Call
Clearing
z Abort
z CM Service Reject
z Release
GSMAssignmentSuc The following messages are received in sequence:
1. Assignment Command (DL_DCCH)
2. Assignment Complete (UL_DCCH)
Or
1. Assignment Command (DL_DCCH)
2. Alerting (NAS) (UL OR DL)
GSMAssignmentFail The following messages are received in sequence:
1. Assignment Command (RR) (DL_DCCH)
2. Assignment Failure (RR) (UL_DCCH)
GSMLateAssignmentSuc The following messages are received in sequence:
1. Alerting (NAS)
3. Assignment Complete (RR) (UP_DCCH)
GSMLateAssignmentFail The following messages are received in sequence:
1. Alerting (NAS)
3. Assignment Failure (RR) (UP_DCCH)
GSMCallAnswered Message Connect (NAS) or Connect Acknowledge
(NAS) is received in sequence.
GSMCallCompleted Disconnect (NAS)
GSMCallDropped The following messages are received in sequence:
1. System Information Type3 (RR) (BCCH)
2. Paging Request Type1 (RR) (DL_CCCH)
3. Channel Release (NAS)
4. Release Complete (NAS)
GSMOutgoingCallAlerting Alerting (NAS), in outgoing direction
GSMOutgoingCallUnReachable –
GSMIngoingCallAlerting Alerting (NAS), in incoming direction
GSMDisconnected –

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Event Description
GSMCallBlocked The GSMCallBlocked occurs in any of the following

scenarios:
z After receiving the Channel Request message, the
BSC sends Immediate Assignment Reject to the MS.
z Channel Release is received before the Connect.
z Channel Release is received between Connect and
Connect Acknowledge.
GSMAccessAttempt The GSMAccessAttempt occurs when the Channel
Request message is received.
GSMAccessFailure The GSMAccessFailure occurs when the Immediate
Assignment Reject message is received.
GSMCallSetup z The Alterting message is received in case of early
assignment.
z The Connect message is received in case of late
assignment.
GSMHandoverSuc The GSMHandoverSuc occurs when the Handovers
Complete message is received.
GSMHandoverFail The GSMHandoverFail occurs when the Handovers
Failures message is received.
GSMHandoverIntracellSuc The Handover Complete is received five seconds after
the Handover Command.
Compare the CGI before or after the handover to determine

whether the handover is an intracell handover. That is, the
handover is an intracell handover if the two CGI are different
from each other. If the two CGI, however, are identical with
each other, the handover is an intercell handover.
GSMHandoverIntracellFail The GSMHandoverIntracellFail occurs when the

Assignment Command message suggests that the
handover is an intracell handover, and the Assignment
Failure is received five seconds after the Assignment
Command message.
GPRSCellReselection The GPRSCellReselection occurs when:
1. The [0x51FA]GPRS GRR State message is
detected. The message contains GRR_STATE=4
that suggests that the CELL RESELECTION
initiates.
2. The [0x51FA]GPRS GRR State message is
received. The message contains GRR_STATE=2 –
CAMPED that suggests that the cell reselection
succeeds.

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13.11 HSDPA Events

Table 13-11 lists the HSDPA events.
Table 13-11 HSDPA events

Event Description
H2HIntraFreqCellChangeSuc 1. The UE receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration

z The dl InformationPerRL List includes one or more
links.
z The Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator of one of the
links is TRUE.
z The primary SC of this link is available.
z The Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator of each of
other links is FALSE.

2. The UE sends a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
Complete message to the network side.
H2R99IntraFreqSHOSuc 1. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
links.
the links is FALSE.

z The SCs to be deleted include the SC of the original
HS-DSCH serving cell.

z The active set includes two or more SCs.
2. The UE sends a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration

3. The UE receives an Active Set Update message from
the network side. The SCs to be deleted include the
SC of the original HS-DSCH serving cell.
4. The UE sends an Active Set Update Complete

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Event Description
H2R99IntraFreqHHOSuc 1. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration

links.
the links is FALSE.


z The active set includes one SC.

3. The UE receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
links.
the links is FALSE.

R992HIntraFreqSHOSuc 1. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
links.
links is TRUE.

R992HIntraFreqHHOSuc 1. The UE receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
links.
the links is FALSE.

3. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
links.
links is TRUE.


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Event Description
H2GHHOSuc 1. The UE receives a Cell Change Order from UTRAN

message.
2. The UE receives a Routing Area Update Accept
message form the UTRAN.
H2HIntraFreqCellChangeFail 1. The UE receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
links.
links is TRUE.
the other links is FALSE.

2. The UE does not send a Physical Channel
Reconfiguration Complete message.
H2R99IntraFreqSHOFail 1. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
links.
the links is FALSE.




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Event Description
H2R99IntraFreqHHOFail 1. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration

links.
the links is FALSE.



3. The UE receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
links.
the links is FALSE.

Failed message to the network side, or the UE does
not send a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
R992HIntraFreqSHOFail 1. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
links.
links is TRUE.


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Event Description
R992HIntraFreqHHOFail 1. The UE receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration

links.
the links is FALSE.

3. The UE receives a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
links.
links is TRUE.
4. The UE does not send a Radio Bearer

Reconfiguration Complete message to the network
side, or the UE sends a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
Fail message to the network side.
H2GHHOFail 1. The UE receives a Cell Change Order from UTRAN
message.
2. One of the following occurs:
z The UE receives the system information that should not
be received in DCH state from the network side.

z The UE receives the GSM information indicating the idle
state from the network side.

z The UE sends a Cell Change Order from UTRAN Fail

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Event Description
H2HInterFreqCellChangeSuc 1. The received Radio Bearer Reconfiguration or Radio

Bearer Setup message meets the following
conditions:
z The Downlink information per radio link list includes
one or more links.

links is TRUE.

2. The received Physical Channel Reconfiguration
message meets the following conditions:
only one link.

z There is a change in the SC of the link whose serving
HS-DSCH radio link indicator in the Downlink

information for each radio link IE is TRUE.
z The FREQUENCY INFO IE shows that the frequency
is inconsistent with that in the active set.

Complete message.
H2HInterFreqCellChangeFail 1. The received Radio Bearer Reconfiguration or Radio
conditions:
one or more links.

links is TRUE.

only one link.

z There is a change in the SC of the link whose serving
HS-DSCH radio link indicator in the Downlink

information for each radio link is TRUE.

Failure message.

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Event Description
H2R99InterFreqHHOSuc 1. The received Radio Bearer Setup or Physical

Channel Reconfiguration message meets the
following conditions:
one or more links.

links is TRUE.
2. The received Radio Bearer Reconfiguration message
meets the following conditions:
z The Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator in the
Downlink information per radio link list changes from

TRUE to FALSE.
z The primary SC does not change.

Complete message.
only one link.

z This link has the different primary SC from the previous
link whose Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator is

TRUE.

Complete message.

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Event Description
H2R99InterFreqHHOFail 1. The received Radio Bearer Setup or Physical

Channel Reconfiguration message meets the
following conditions:
one or more links.

links is TRUE.

TRUE to FALSE.

Failure message.
4. If the UE sends a Radio Bearer Reconfiguration
Complete message in the previous step, it then
receives a Physical Channel Reconfiguration
message, as described in the following.
only one link.

z This link has the different primary SC from the previous
link whose Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator is

TRUE.

5. After receiving the Physical Channel
Reconfiguration message described in the previous
step, the UE sends a Physical Channel
Reconfiguration Failure message.

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Event Description
R992HInterFreqHHOSuc 1. The received Radio Bearer Reconfiguration or Radio

conditions:
one or more links.

links is FALSE.
only one link.

z The Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator of this link is
FALSE.
z This primary SC is different from the previous one.


FALSE to TRUE.

Complete message.

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Event Description
R992HInterFreqHHOFail 1. The received Radio Bearer Reconfiguration or Radio

conditions:
one or more links.

links is FALSE.
only one link.

z The Serving HS-DSCH radio link indicator of this link is
FALSE.
z This primary SC is different from the previous one.


FALSE to TRUE.

Failure message.
13.12 MMS Events

MMS stands for multi-media message service. An MMS procedure consists of
mobile-originated (MO) sub-procedure and mobile-terminated (MS) sub-procedure.
Table 13-12 lists the MMS events.
Table 13-12 MMS events

Event Description
MMSMOAttempt z The UE sends an RRC Connection Request message.

z The UE sends a Service Request message after an RRC
Connection Setup Complete message.
z The UE sends an Activate PDP Context Request message.
z The UE receives an Activate PDP Context Accept message.

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Event Description
MMSMOSuc z After the MMSMOAttempt event, the UE receives a

Deactivate PDP Context Accept message.
z The UE sends a Deactivate PDP Context Request message.
z The UE receives a Deactivate PDP Context Accept message.
z The UE receives an RRC Connect Release message.
z The UE sends an RRC Connection Release Complete
message.
MMSMOFail This event occurs after the MMSMOAttempt event if one of the
following conditions is met:
z The UE does not send a Deactivate PDP Context Request
message.
z The UE sends a Deactivate PDP Context Request message but
does not receive a Deactivate PDP Context Accept message.
z The UE receives an RRC Connect Release message with the
release cause unequal to normalEvent.
MMSMTAttempt z The UE sends an RRC Connection Request message.
z The UE sends a Service Request message after an RRC
Connection Setup Complete message.
z The UE sends an Activate PDP Context Request message.
z The UE receives an Activate PDP Context Accept message.
MMSMTSuc z After the MMSMTAttempt event, the UE sends a Deactivate
PDP Context Request message.
z The UE receives a Deactivate PDP Context Accept message.
z The UE receives an RRC Connect Release message with the
release cause normalEvent.
z The UE sends an RRC Connection Release Complete
message.
MMSMTFail After the MMSMTAttempt event ends and before the UE
receives system information, the MMSMTFail event might
occur if one of the following occurs:
z The UE does not send a Deactivate PDP Context Request
message.
z The UE sends a Deactivate PDP Context Request message but
does not receive a Deactivate PDP Context Accept message.
z The UE receives an RRC Connect Release message.
normalEvent, however, is not the release cause.
The MMSMTAttempt event occurs when the UE receives the
first piece of system information.

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13.13 Inter-System Events

Table 13-13 lists the inter-system handover and inter-system cell reselection events.
Table 13-13 Inter-system events

Event Description
CSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttempt In GSM mode, the UE receives a (GSM RR

DL_DCCH) Inter System to UTRAN Handover
Command.
CSConnectionHO2Gto3GSuc After the CSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttempt event,
the UE receives an (RRC UL_DCCH) Handover to
UTRAN Complete message.
CSConnctionHO2Gto3GFail After the CSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttempt event,
the UE receives a Handover Failure message or does
not receive a Handover to UTRAN Complete
message.
CSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttempt In the case that the ServiceState is InCall or
InConCurSvc, the UE receives an (RRC
DL_DCCH) Handover From UTRAN
Command-GSM message.
CSConnectionHO3Gto2GSuc After the CSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttempt event,
the UE receives an (RRC UL DCCH) Handover
From Utran Failure message or does not receive a
Handover Complete message.
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttempt In InConCurSvc or InData state, the UE receives an
(RRC DL_DCCH) Cell Change Order From
UTRAN message.
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GSuc After the PSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttempt event,
the UE receives an (NAS GMM) Routing Area
Update Accept message.
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GFail Within 10 seconds after the
PSConnectionHO3Gto2GAttempt event, the UE
receives an (RRC DL_DCCH) Cell Change Order
From UTRAN Failure message.
Alternatively, the UE does not receive a Routing
Area Update Accept message, a piece of GSM RR
system information, or a piece of RRC system
information.
PSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttempt In GSM mode and GSMInData state, the UE
receives a Routing Area Update Request (GMM)
message.
Eight seconds later, the UE receives an RRC
Connection Request message with the cause value
Inter-Rat Cell reselection or Inter-RAT cell
change order.

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Event Description
PSConnectionHO2Gto3GSuc After the PSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttempt event,

the UE receives a Routing Area Update Complete
message.
PSConnectionHO2Gto3GFail After the PSConnectionHO2Gto3GAttempt event,
the UE receives a Routing Area Update Reject
message, a piece of the GSM RR system
information, or a piece of RRC system information.
CellReselection3Gto2G In the case that the ServiceState is not InCall,
InConCurSvc, or InData, the UE receives a
LocationUpdateAccept message after the WtoGIdle
event.
CellReselection2Gto3G In the case that the current state is not
gsm_call_connect or GSMInData and the current
mode is GSM, the UE receives a
LocationUpdateAccept message after the GtoWIdle
event.
13.14 SMS Events

SMS stands for short message service. An SMS procedure consists of mobile-originated (MO)
sub-procedure and mobile-terminated (MS) sub-procedure.
Table 13-14 lists the SMA events.
Table 13-14 SMS events

Event Description
SMSMOAttempt The UE sends an RRC Connection Request message with the

establishment cause of OriginatingLowPrioritySignalling
and the cm service type of short message service.
SMSMOAttComplete After the SMSMOAttempt event, the UE sends a CP-DATA
message in the uplink and then receives a CP-ACK message in
the downlink.
The SMSMOAttComplete event occurs when the UE receives
the CP-ACK message.
SMSMOSuc After the SMSMOAttComplete event, the UE receives a
CP-DATA message in the downlink and then sends a CP-ACK
message in the uplink.
The SMSMOSuc event occurs when the UE sends the CP-ACK
message.

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Event Description
SMSMOFail After the SMSMOAttComplete event, the UE does not receive a

CP-DATA message in the downlink, or the UE receives a
CP-DATA message in the downlink but does not send a
CP-ACK message in the uplink.
The SMSMOFail event occurs when the SMSMOAttComplete
occurs or the UE receives the CP-DATA message.
SMSMTAttempt This event refers to the following procedure:
The UE receives a Paging Type1 or Paging Type2 message. The
latter is used in concurrent services.
The UE receives an RRC Connect Request message.
The UE sends a Paging Response message after the RRC
connection setup succeeds.
The UE receives a CP-DATA message in the downlink.
SMSMTAttComplete After the SMSMTAttempt event, the UE receives a CP-DATA
message in the downlink and then sends a CP-ACK message in
the uplink.
The SMSMTAttComplete event occurs when the UE sends the
CP-ACK message.
SMSMTSuc After the SMSMTAttComplete event, the UE sends a CP-DATA
message in the uplink and then receives a CP-ACK message in
the downlink.
The SMSMTSuc event occurs when the UE receives the
CP-ACK message.
SMSMTFail After the SMSMTAttComplete event, the UE does not send a
CP-DATA message in the uplink, or the UE sends a CP-DATA
message in the uplink but does not receive a CP-ACK message
in the downlink.
The SMSMTFail event occurs when the UE receives the
CP-ACK message.
13.15 Link Restore Events

Table 13-15 lists the link restore events.

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Table 13-15 Link restore events
Event Description
LinkRestoreAttempt In the case that the UE state is InCall or InData and that the
RRC state is CELL_FACH, the UE sends a (UL CCCH) Cell
Update message one minute later after the state transition.
If the UE sends the Cell Update message several times and there
are no other messages between them, the LinkRestoreAttempt
event occurs when the UE sends the Cell Update message the
last time.
The UE state transits from InCall or InData to CallRestore.
LinkRestoreSuc z After the LinkRestoreAttempt event, the UE receives a Cell
Update Confirm message.
z After receiving a Cell Update Confirm message, the UE sends
a Physical Channel Reconfiguration Complete message.
z After the Physical Channel Reconfiguration Complete
message, the RRC state transits from CELL_FACH to
CELL_DCH.
LinkRestoreFail After the LinkRestoreAttempt event, the UE does not receive a
Cell Update Confirm message. Alternatively, the UE receives
the Cell Update Confirm message but does not send a Physical
Channel Reconfiguration Complete message within five
seconds.
13.16 Interior Events

Table 13-16 lists the interior events.
Table 13-16 Interior events

Event Description
GtoWIdle In GSM mode, the UE receives a piece of WCDMA system

information.
WtoGIdle In WCDMA mode, the UE receives a piece of GSM system
information.
End_UEDISCONNECT This event occurs when the UE is disconnected from the
ED network.
End_STOPTEST This event occurs when the drive test ends.

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About This Chapter
Section Describes
14.1 How to Start the Assistant How to start the Assistant when the verification fails.
When the Verification Fails?
14.2 How to Deal With Illegal How to deal with illegal operations during data import.
Operations During Data Import?
14.3 How to Solve the Invalidity How to solve the invalidity of co-activation.
of Co-activation?
14.4 Why the Word Collector Why the word collection icon is unavailable and how to
Icon Is Unavailable? How to make it active.
Make It Active?
14.5 How to Load the Last How to load the last position on the map.
Position on the Map?
14.6 Why No Data Is Displayed Why no data is displayed after indicators become
After Indicators Become Active? active.
14.7 How to Change the Map How to change the map legend.
Legend?
14.8 How to Carry Out Time How to carry out time filter on the map layer.
Filter on the Map Layer?
14.9 Why the Messages Why the messages collected by Agilent on the BCCH
Collected by Agilent on the channel cannot be correctly displayed.
BCCH Channel Cannot Be
Correctly Displayed?
14.10 Why the Analysis Report Why the analysis report item cannot be open.
Item Cannot Be Open?

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Section Describes
14.11 In What Scenarios Should In what scenarios the GENEX Shared should be
the GENEX Shared Be reinstalled.
Reinstalled?
14.12 Why the Automatic Why the automatic matching of the RNC signaling with
Matching of the RNC Signaling the UE Test Data Fails.
With the UE Test Data Fails?

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14.1 How to Start the Assistant When the Verification

Fails?
Problem Description
The GENEX Assistant cannot be started in a normal way. The system displays the message:
Lock Error: Verify Lock Fails.
Solution
Check whether the hard dongle is connected to the Assistant. If the hard dongle is not
connected to the Assistant, connect them since the Assistant can be used only when the hard
dongle is connected.
Check whether the hard dongle drive is installed correctly. If the hard dongle driver is not
installed, install the hard dongle drive before using the Assistant.
z If both the hard dongle and the hard dongle drive are installed correctly, check whether
the port works normally.
z If you have installed other software that also requires hard dongle and found that the
Assistant cannot be started normally, infer that the two hard dongles conflict with each
other. In such a situation, you need to unload Sentinal Drive from the Control Panel and
reinstall the GENEX Shared.
14.2 How to Deal With Illegal Operations During Data

Import?
Problem Description
How to deal with illegal operations during the data import?
Solution
The data processing procedure starts after the data is imported. Thus, the illegal operation
damages the intactness of the whole process and causes data errors. Do not exit the whole
program or turn off the computer by force. If any illegal operation or error occurs, such as
sudden electricity failures, rebuild the dataset and import the data.
14.3 How to Solve the Invalidity of Co-activation?

Problem Description
How to solve the invalidity of co-activation?

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Solution
When conducting co-activation, pay attention to the following principles:
z In chart mode, the distributed window displayed in the custom X/Y axes cannot be
activated.
z The co-activation control buttons are available on the toolbar of the map and sheet
window. They are used to initiate the activation.
z As the time is expressed in millisecond, data overlap may result in invalidity
co-activation. In such a situation, increase the value of geographic binning to achieve the
co-activation.
14.4 Why the Word Collector Icon Is Unavailable? How to

Make It Active?
Problem Description
Why is the word collector icon grey and how to make it active?
Solution
The word collector icon becomes active only when the file is open on the Word Collector
tab.
14.5 How to Load the Last Position on the Map?

Problem Description
How to load the position of last time on the map?
Solution
When adjusting a certain area to a proper position, click to save the current position or
click to load this position.
14.6 Why No Data Is Displayed After Indicators Become

Active?
Problem Description
Why no data is displayed after the indicators become active?
By default, the Assistant displays all of the indicators when you open a project. Since some
indicators do not contain any data, they cannot be displayed.

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14.7 How to Change the Map Legend?

Problem Description
How to change the legends for the map?
Solution
To change the map legend, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Modify the legend of an indicator or create a legend for the indicator on the Map Legend tab
of the Project bar.
Step 2 Select the layer to be modified on the Map Layer tab.
Step 3 Click Load Legend and select the map legend to be imported.
The legend of the indicator is changed.
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14.8 How to Carry Out Time Filter on the Map Layer?

Problem Description
How to carry out time filter on the map layer?
Solution
During the drive test, the same path can be tested many times and the drive test data can be
saved in the same dataset. You can only see the drive test points located at the top when the
drive test points are of the same longitude and latitude. Therefore, you need to select time
span by time filtering.
When you select time span, the following scenarios are available:
z Repeat the drive test on the same path several times and select one of the entire test data.
z In a drive test, select the test data of a certain test track.
To carry out time filter on map layers, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Activate the indicators in the Map window and activate the same indicators in the Sheet
window. Set the two windows to be co-activated.
Step 2 Manually play back the test process in the Map window. Set the starting point of the test track.
In the Sheet window, check the time of the starting point and record it by using the
co-activation function. Set the end point of the test track. In the Sheet window, check the time
of the end point and record it by using the co-activation function.
Step 3 Click Time Filter on the map toolbar.
The Time Filter dialog box is displayed.
Step 4 Enter the start time and end time in the fields of Start Time and End Time.
Step 5 Click OK.

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14.9 Why the Messages Collected by Agilent on the BCCH

Channel Cannot Be Correctly Displayed?
Problem Description
Why the messages collected by Agilent on the BCCH channel cannot be correctly displayed?
Solution
The files in .SD5 format cannot be directly imported. Therefore, when the files are exported
in supported formats using Agilent, some information is already lost.
14.10 Why the Analysis Report Item Cannot Be Open?

Problem Description
Why the analysis report item cannot be open?
Solution
The probable reasons for the unavailability of the analysis report item are as follows:
z The Microsoft Office Excel may not be correctly installed on your computer. Reinstall it.
z The Assistant cannot immediately respond to the request for the .xls file. In fact, the data
is already exported into a temporary folder. In such a situation, you have to manually
open the report. Go into the main directory of the Assistant, find the report in the
directory \Bin\Temp and open it.
14.11 In What Scenarios Should the GENEX Shared Be

Reinstalled?
Problem Description
In what scenarios should the GENEX Shared be reinstalled?
Solution
The GENEX Shared should be reinstalled in the following scenarios:
z The hard dongle cannot be found.
z The GENEX Shared components are updated.
z The GENEX Shared is partially installed.
z The Assistant fails to import the data.

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z The Assistant cannot open the MapX window.

z The Assistant cannot open the Teechart window.
z The Assistant cannot open the engineering parameter sheet window.
14.12 Why the Automatic Matching of the RNC Signaling

With the UE Test Data Fails?
Problem Description
The UE time cannot be matched during the import of the RNC signaling.
Solution
Conform to the following principles when importing the RNC signaling.
z The signaling file for RNC standard interface tracing should match with UE test data.
That is, the signaling file and UE test data are extracted from the same test.
z The RNC uses the time on the LMT, which is different from the UE time. The time offset
between the RNC and the UE may be great. The Assistant abandons the matching of the
data when the time offset is greater than ten minutes.

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B Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................B-1

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A File Type
Postfix File type
gen GENEX Probe test data log file

tmf RNC Layer 3 message log file
csv AgilentE6474A log file
mdb BYUE log file
asc TSMU log file
ma Mobile Agent log file
phu PHU log file
txt not RNC layer 3 message log file, AgilentE7476Am log file, CMBStateLog
log file
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A
ACK ACKnowledgement
AMR Adaptive MultiRate
B
BCCH Broadcast channel (logical channel)
BCH Broadcast channel (transport channel)
BER Bit Error Rate
BLER Block Error Rate
BSC Base Station Controller
C
CCCH Common Control Channel
CE Channel Element
CGI Cell Global Identification
CI Cell Identity
CIO Cell Individual Offset
CM Call Management
CPICH Common Pilot Channel
CQI Channel Quality Indicator
CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
CS Circuit Service
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DCCH Dedicated Control Channel

DCH Dedicated CHannel
DCS1800 Digital Cellular System at 1800MHz
DL Downlink
DPCCH Dedicated Physical Control Channel
DPDCH Dedicated Physical Data Channel
DSCH Downlink Shared Channel
DT Drive Test
DTX Discontinuous Transmission
E
ESN Electronic Serial Number
F
FACH Forward Access Channel
FTP File Transfer Protocol
G
GMM GPRS Mobility Management
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GPS Global Positioning System
GSM Global System for Mobile communications
H
HARQ Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request
HHO Hard Handoff
HO Handoff
HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access
HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access
HTTP Hyper Text Transport Protocol
I
ID Identity
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IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity
K
KPI Key Performance Indicator
L
LAC Location Area Code
M
MAC Medium Access Control
MM Mobility Management
MS Mobile station
MT Mobile Terminal
N
NACK Negative ACKnowledgement
NAS Non-Access Stratum
P
PBCCH Packet Broadcast Control Channel
PDF Probability Distribution Function
PDP Packet Data Protocol
PDU Protocol Data Unit
PS Packet Service
PSC Primary Scrambling Code
Q
QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
R
RAB Radio Access Bearer
RAC Routing Area Code
RB Radio Bearer

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RF Radio Frequency
RLC Radio Link Control
RNC Radio Network Controller
RR Radio Resource
RRC Radio Resource Control
RSCP Received Signal Code Power
RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator
RTT Radio Transmission Technology
RxLev Received signal level
RxQual Received Signal Quality
S
SDU Service Data Unit
SHO Soft Handoff
SIR Signal-to-Interference Ratio
SMS Short Message Service
T
TA Timing Advance
TBF Temporary Block Flow
TFI Transport Format Indicator
TMA Tower Mounted Amplifier
TxLev Transmission signal level
U
UE User Equipment
UL Uplink
UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
UP User Plane
UTRAN UMTS Terrestrial radio access network
V
VP Video Phone
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User Manual Index
Index
MMS event, 13-24

A RB setup event, 13-4
add CIO parameter, 7-6 RRC event, 13-2
add custom legend, 6-7 secruity mode event, 13-3
SMS event, 13-27
C export custom legend, 6-7
export data from chart, 10-3
CIO parameter introduction, 7-6 export data from map, 10-2
close project, 5-3 export data from sheet, 10-3
co-activate multiple window, 9-11 export drive test report, 10-4
combine Mobile Agent data, 8-13 export excel report, 10-3
combine PHU data, 8-15
combine scanner data, 8-13 F
combine UE data, 8-11
create project, 5-2 FAQ, 14-1
filter test data, 8-10
D
G
data display mode, 9-2
data window, 4-11 genex shared installation, 2-7
dataset introduction, 5-3 getting started, 3-2
dataset operation, 5-5
dataset property, 5-3 H
display data on map, 9-3
display data on sheet, 9-7 hardware requirement, 2-2
display data one chart, 9-10
display engineer parameter, 7-4 I
display hiding legend, 6-9 import Agilent data, 8-6
import BYUE data, 8-7
E import custom legend, 6-7
engineering parameter introduction, 7-2 import engineer parameter, 7-3
event import Huawei RNC Data, 8-4
authentication and ciphering event, 13-3 import indoor raster map, 6-4
authentication event, 13-3 import Mobile Agent data, 8-7
call proceeding event, 13-4 import outdoor raster map, 6-3
GMM event, 13-7 import PHU data, 8-8
GSM event, 13-12 import Probe data, 8-4
handover event, 13-8 import TSMU data, 8-7
HSDPA event, 13-15 installation directory, 2-11
interior event, 13-29
inter-system event, 13-26 L
link restore event, 13-28 layer management, 6-11
MM event, 13-8 legend introduciton, 6-5
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Index User Manual
license obtaining, 2-10 WCDMA drive test statistic, 11-9

load parameter legend, 6-8 WCDMA scanner handover statistic, 11-2
lock data, 9-10 WCDMA scanner neighbor cell, 11-2
WCDMA UE call setup, 11-3
M WCDMA UE call statistic, 11-4
WCDMA UE call timing analysis, 11-5
main function, 1-1 WCDMA UE crossingtable HSDPA, 11-6
main interface, 4-2 WCDMA UE RRC setup statistic, 11-8
Mapinfo file introduction, 6-2 RNC KPI, 12-39
menu bar, 4-2
modify legend theme, 6-8
S
N Scanner KPI, 12-36
set legend style, 6-10
navigation view, 4-11 set mapinfo map, 6-2
neighbor data introduction, 7-4 status bar, 4-10
O T
open project, 5-3 test data introduction, 8-2
operation prepearation, 3-2 toolbar, 4-6
P U
program installation, 2-2 UE KPI, 12-2
project file, 5-2
property view, 4-11
V
R view imported file list, 8-9
view neighbor data, 7-5
remove custom legend, 6-7
remove mapinfo map, 6-3
report
W
GSM drive test statistic, 11-7 word collector, 10-2
GSM UE call statistic analyse, 11-7 work platform, 4-10
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About This Document

Product Name Version

GENEX Assistant V100R004

1 Introduction to the Describes the main functions provided by the GENEX

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3 Quick Start Describes the quick start of the Assistant.

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Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided,

Times New Roman Normal paragraphs are in Times New Roman.

Boldface The keywords of a command line are in boldface.

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Boldface Buttons, menus, parameters, tabs, windows, and dialog titles

Click Select and release the primary mouse button without

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1 Introduction to the GENEX Assistant ....................................................................................1-1

4 User Interface ..............................................................................................................................4-1

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4.7 Property View.............................................................................................................................................. 4-11

5 Project Management ..................................................................................................................5-1

6 Map and Legend.........................................................................................................................6-1

7 Engineering Data Management...............................................................................................7-1

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7.1 Introduction to Engineering Parameters........................................................................................................7-2

8 Test Data Management .............................................................................................................8-1

9 Viewing Test Data .....................................................................................................................9-1

10 Exporting Test Data ...............................................................................................................10-1

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10.2 Exporting Data from a Map.......................................................................................................................10-2

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12.2 Scanner KPIs...........................................................................................................................................12-36

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Figure 2-1 Preparing Setup window...................................................................................................................2-3

Figure 2-4 Choose Destination Location dialog box..........................................................................................2-5

Figure 2-7 InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box .......................................................................................2-7

Figure 2-10 License Agreement dialog box .......................................................................................................2-9

Figure 2-13 Update License dialog box ...........................................................................................................2-10

Figure 4-2 Standard toolbar................................................................................................................................4-6

Figure 4-5 Engineering parameter toolbar..........................................................................................................4-9

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Figure 5-2 Name of the dataset ..........................................................................................................................5-3

Figure 6-1 Location correction for the raster map..............................................................................................6-4

Figure 7-4 Show config Neighbor Cell ..............................................................................................................7-6

Figure 8-2 Import Huawei RNC File dialog box................................................................................................8-5

Figure 8-5 Import PHU File dialog box .............................................................................................................8-9

Figure 8-14 Warning message ..........................................................................................................................8-15

Figure 8-17 Combine Device dialog box .........................................................................................................8-17

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Figure 9-1 Selecting data display modes............................................................................................................9-2

Figure 11-2 UE Coverage Statistics................................................................................................................ 11-12

Figure 12-3 KPI node: Monitor Set..................................................................................................................12-4

Figure 12-6 KPI node: Throughput ..................................................................................................................12-7

Figure 12-15 Coverage KPIs ..........................................................................................................................12-25

Figure 12-18 Service integrity KPIs...............................................................................................................12-30