GENEX Assistant Training Slides

GENEX Assistant
V300R017 Training Slides

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Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to know:
Main Functions of the Assistant V300R017
How to use the GENEX Assistant to analyze DT data

Engineering parameter import
Theme analysis functions
Detailed report functions

Customization functions
Major new functions in Assistant V300R017
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Contents
1. Introduction to the Assistant

2. Operation Procedure and Function Introduction
2.1 Project Configuration, Engineering Parameter Management, Data Import, and Analysis Group Creation
2.2 KPI and IE Query, and Event Drilldown
2.3 Neighboring Cell Management, Single-Sector Coverage Display, and Area Connection
2.4 TAB File Export, Map Layer Offset, Scale, Grid, and Legend Display
2.5 Combination Query (Including IE, Time, and Area) and Filtering (Including IE and Time)
2.6 Various Predefined Reports, Including Single-Site Verification, Benchmark, and MOS Reports
2.7 Automatic Import, Report Customization, KPI Customization, and IE Predefinition
2.8 GSM, UMTS, and LTE Theme Introduction
3. Case Introduction
Product Introduction
 As the postprocessing software for DT (air interface test) data, the Assistant helps engineers efficiently and accurately
analyze DT data, learn network performance based on the data, locate problems, and generate results.
Product characteristics:
 The Assistant supports analysis of GSM, WCDMA, HSPA+, LTE TDD/LTE FDD
(VoLTE voice and video test, and CA), and WLAN data collected by the Probe or
PHU, GSM data collected by the TEMS (8.0 or earlier), and QualComm dlf data
BTS NodeB eNodeB Satellite
parsing.
 Analysis of the following themes is supported: overshoot coverage, weak
Mobile phone/
coverage, azimuth garbled, no serving cell dominance, downlink interference, Data card
pilot pollution, neighboring cell analysis, and missing configurations of
neighboring LTE to UMTS/GSM cells
 Multiple data processing mechanisms are provided, including Binning, data query
based on search criteria, and data combination. GPS
Frequency
 Powerful and direct data display capabilities (Google Earth is supported) are scanner Probe
provided. Detailed data decomposition information about difficult network
problems is provided, helping locate problems.
 Various report functions are provided, including single-site verification reports,
Benchmark reports, and reports in multiple common application scenarios.
 Various customization functions are supported, such as customizing reports, KPIs,
delays, and search criteria combinations. Report Global
Assistant
 Efficient and quick processing of mass data is supported. KPI
Contents
1. Introduction to the Assistant
2. Operation Procedure and Function Introduction
2.1 Project Configuration, Engineering Parameter Management, Data Import, and Analysis Group Creation
2.2 KPI and IE Query, and Event Drilldown
2.3 Neighboring Cell Management, Single-Sector Coverage Display, and Area Connection
2.4 TAB File Export, Map Layer Offset, Scale, Grid, and Legend Display
2.5 Combination Query (Including IE, Time, and Area) and Filtering (Including IE and Time)
2.6 Various Predefined Reports, Including Single-Site Verification, Benchmark, and MOS Reports
2.7 Automatic Import, Report Customization, KPI Customization, and IE Predefinition
2.8 GSM, UMTS, and LTE Theme Introduction
3. Case Introduction
Operation Procedure
Procedure
1. Install the Assistant (the GENEX shared Create a project.
component must be installed).

Configure the
2. Install the dongle or license. project.
3. Create a project and set the project save path. Import

engineering
parameters.
4. Configure engineering parameters, import
engineering parameters, and import a map. Import a map.
5. Import DT data or the Assistant automatically

Select to-be- Set a monitoring
imports it. imported data. directory.
6. Create an analysis group that is a Perform import

Perform automatic
import and
combination of terminal data streams. Mobile and analysis.
analysis.
phone data and Scanner data can be placed Create an analysis

together. group.
View KPIs, reports, and
7. Manually perform import and analysis. themes by analysis group.
Analysis group
8. View KPI results of an analysis group.
9. View analysis reports by analysis group. Perform Generate a
Generate a single-
Generate a Perform theme Perform drill-down
View KPIs and IEs. site verification
combination query. predefined report. Benchmark report. analysis. problem analysis.
report.
10. Drill down events to locate problems.
11. View theme analysis results.
Main GUI
Customized
(delay/KPI/query)
Replay function
Engineering
parameter
management
Area
management
DT log management
Analysis group
management
IE name filtering
Common IE
IE display area
query
Combination
query
Global view area, such as the

Legend display of IEs and KPIs Theme result display area, providing
Drill-down area, providing the in-
management detailed RF theme analysis
depth problem locating function
Project
management
Project Creation
 Creates a project. You can

manage an engineering
parameter template by
clicking the Manager button.
 In Logfile Mode, you can

select a file type. GEN and
ROMES files can be
imported for analysis.
Project Management Configuration
Set template
parameters and to-
be-analyzed
contents.
 You can select statistical items, such as KPI, IE, and Theme for analysis.
Project Management Configuration (Continued)
Alarm threshold. The KPI

values exceeding the
threshold are marked in red.
Select desired KPIs. Unselected KPIs Normal indicates event

are not calculated. You can set a KPI rejudgement and Not Rejudge
threshold. The KPIs that do not meet indicates no rejudgement,
conditions are automatically marked in improving analysis efficiency.
red in KPI analysis results.
 After creating a project, you can modify configuration contents of KPIs and IEs. If default configurations are
used, skip this configuration page.
 Theme parameter setting: Set theme thresholds to affect theme result generation.
 Filtering function: Set time and IE conditions to reserve data meeting conditions.
 Report: sets the report generation conditions,

such as whether the legend is displayed. The
purpose is to speed up report generation.
 CDF Statistics: sets the CDF percentage, which
is displayed on the Statistic sheet.
 Binning mode: No Binning, distance Binning, grid Binning, and time Binning are supported. For details about each
Binning mode, see the following descriptions.
 Sites Display: The shape, size, and displayed label of each cell and base station can be set. For details, see the
following descriptions.
 CPU Count: sets the number of threads. The current version
supports a maximum of three threads, improving data processing
efficiency.
Select the number
of threads.
 Power Protection: determines whether the last protection is
enabled before the Assistant breaks down due to exceptions. If it
is enabled, the Assistant saves the latest data imported to the
database before the breakdown.
Analyze multiple threads.
Data Binning Modes
 You need to select required data processing methods based on
different scenarios.
Data Binning can effectively reduce the impact of fast fading.
Currently, four Binning modes are supported, including no Binning,
time Binning, geographic Binning, and grid Binning.
 No Binning
 It is used for analysis based on original test data. In most cases,
it applies to event and signaling synchronous analysis.
 Advantage: Information about each event and IE can be
accurately positioned and problems can be resolved.
 Disadvantage: The data volume is large and import performance
is low.
No Binning
Time Binning
 Time Binning
 It is used for keeping test vehicles stable and fixed point tests
without GPS.
 Advantages:
 Analyze data of a test at a stable speed.
 Sample maximum and minimum IE values in consecutive
periods with a fixed interval and analyzing special KPIs.
1s interval
 3. Improve efficiency.
 Disadvantage:
 If the speed of a test vehicle is unstable, the test data interval
is not even. High speed
 Example:
 Comparison of displayed data before and after time Binning
when the interval is 1s
Low speed
Distance Binning
 Distance Binning
 It is used for DT data analysis and coverage problem analysis.
 Advantages:
 Avoid the scenario where sampling points are centrally distributed
due to a long stay, such as red light intervals.
 Improve efficiency.
5 m interval
 Disadvantage:
 It is not applicable to indoor and fixed point tests.
 Example:
 Comparison of displayed data before and after distance Binning
when the interval is 5 m:
(The restriction is that the vehicle speed cannot be too high.)
Grid Binning
 Advantages:
 Avoid the scenario where sampling points are centrally
distributed due to a long stay, such as red light intervals.
 Improve efficiency.
5 m x 5 m grid interval
 Allow certain GPS drift errors.
 Disadvantages:
 It is not applicable to indoor and fixed point tests.
 The grid size cannot be too large.
 Example:
 Comparison of displayed data before and after grid
Binning when the grid interval is 5 m x 5 m
Indoor and Outdoor Map Import
 Outdoor maps support import of electronic maps in MapInfo, BMP, JPG, and GIF formats.
 Outdoor maps support Google Earth.
 Outdoor maps support Google Map.
 Indoor maps support BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, and TIF formats.
Engineering Parameter Import
 Procedure for importing engineering parameters:

 Choose Site > WCDMA (or GSM/LTE) in the project tree.
 Choose View Engineering Parameter and click the import icon in the WCDMA Engineering Parameter window to import engineering
parameters.
 For the corresponding engineering parameter template, see the \Assistant V300R017\SystemConfig directory. You can also import the
engineering parameter template through the Export Template icon. For details about optional and mandatory fields, see the notes page.
Engineering Map Display Control
 Display setting method 1:
Portal: Project Setting->Sites Display
Setting items: You can set the shape
SiteName, BCCH,
and size of a base station or cell,
and BSIC display
displayed character, whether to display
effect for GSM
cell information in a report.
Impact scope: all map pages for the
entire project.
 Display setting method 2: NodeBName, CellID,

and PSC display effect
Portal: Click Edit Cell Label on an for WCDMA
engineering parameter map layer
to set the label.
Impact scope: current map page
eNodeBName, CellID,
and PCI display effect
for LTE
Engineering Map Display Control (Continued)
 As shown in the preceding figure, you can set the following information:
 Cell connection color and whether to display the connections between the serving cell and each neighboring cell
 Sector colors can be set according to engineering parameter fields. You can select any field in engineering parameters
for rendering.
 You can set the size of a grid on a map.
Cell Radius Calculation
 Procedure:
 Import engineering parameters.
 Calculate the cell radius by clicking Calculate Cell Radius in the first figure.
 Add cell radius map layers and view the radius of each cell on a map.
 Principle: The Assistant calculates the distance between a cell of each coverage
direction and all other base stations based on the azimuth and lobe angle.
Select a weight vector to obtain the cell radius that serves as the overshoot
coverage determination basis. Indoor cells do not need to be involved in the
calculation, which is marked by the CellType field in engineering parameters. If
a cell is not marked, it is considered as a macro cell by default. The upper-left
figure shows the cell radius. You can determine whether to display the cell
radius through map layers. The length indicates the cell radius. Double-click the
cell radius to change the radius of a cell.
Data Import
Automatically combine the data that

is automatically segmented by the
Probe.
 Import and analysis procedure:

 Step 1: Select data in the Logfile Manager.
 Step 2: Create an analysis group. For details about how to create an analysis group, see the next page.
 Step 3: Right-click Analysis Group and choose Run Analysis from the shortcut menu. Complete data parsing at a time, which takes
a long time. The system quickly generates desired results based on the created analysis group (quick secondary calculation).
Test Plan Check
 The Assistant allows you to check test plans in detail, which helps you analyze data and create analysis groups.
Analysis Group Management
Automatically create an analysis Manually create an

group based on the UE ID. analysis group.
 An analysis group is a group of data. You can place different terminal data in analysis groups based on service requirements. You can
create analysis groups based on the MS ID, device type, IMEI, and IMSI.
 Automatic creation of an analysis group: A UE ID corresponds to a terminal ID during a Probe test. If a test plan remains unchanged, the
UE ID remains unchanged. If an analysis group is automatically created when the test plan is not changed, automatic combination is
implemented based on the test plan to create the analysis group.
 Procedure: Right-click Analysis Group in the project tree and choose Analysis Group Manager from the shortcut menu. Create an
analysis group in the displayed analysis group management window.
Analysis Group Creation
Enter the search criteria.
 You can create analysis groups based on different service scenarios and based on the MS ID, device type, IMSI, and
IMEI. Example: 1. Collect statistics on KPIs for different services. Place data of terminals for the same service type in the
same analysis group. 2. Alternatively, create analysis groups based on terminals. For example, create an analysis group
for HTC One terminals and create another for the Scanner.
KPI Browsing
 The Assistant provides the unified
KPI browsing function. You can
Statistics on general
uniformly view KPIs of multiple
KPI results are analysis groups. In addition, the
collected based on
analysis groups. Assistant classifies various KPIs.
 Double-click the result value of a
KPI to display the calculation
formula, and numerator and
denominator of the KPI.
 In addition, a list of events of a type
in the analysis group can be
automatically displayed based on
the KPI type for you to quickly view
the time point when events fail and
Double-click a KPI to view related log file information.
Double-click a KPI to correlated events in detail.
view correlation Double-click an event for
factor values. drilldown analysis. For
details, see the
drilldown view.
Drilldown View and Method
 Drilldown method:
Double-click a sheet or
L3 signaling window. This map on the Overview
window can be customized.
SIP signaling window sheet. The drilldown
window is displayed.
 Drilldown view:
Event window. This Overview is
column can be customized. automatically switched
Customized chart to Drill Down which can
display L3 signaling,
SIP signaling, event,
active set, and Map
windows. The windows
are associated with
Add IE map layers by each other for detailed
clicking Add Layers problem analysis.
on a map.
Serving cell and neighboring

cell measurement window
Drilldown View Management Function
Customize view
deletion.
Manage a window. You can Save the Save the current view
query and edit windows, such current view. as a new view.
as a chart window.
Select a view you want to

drill down. A view is
adaptively selected from
several views.
 The Assistant provides the drilldown view layout management function, including adding, modifying, and deleting a view.
The view layout can be customized based on user requirements.
 During drilldown, various predefined windows are provided, including Chart/ListView/Map/Message windows. In addition,
displayed contents can be customized.
Customized List View Window Drilldown
 When the IEs cannot meet requirements during drilldown, you can add a customized drilldown window and add
required IEs to the drilldown window.
Customized Chart Drilldown
You can edit

specific chart IEs.
Portal
IE display in the chart

Currently, line/chart is
supported and the color can
be bound with the legend.
Various IE
configurations
are supported.
 When the chart IEs cannot meet requirements during drilldown, you can add or modify a customized drilldown window and add
required IEs to the drilldown window.
Map Layer Switching in the Map Window During Drilldown
 When the default IEs in the map window do not meet your requirements, switch to other
common IEs or events in the map window during drilldown. Procedure: Click Add Layers on
a map. The dialog box shown in the right figure is displayed for you to switch to other IEs.
IE GUI Description
Analysis group
switching
After you click an
analysis group, the IE
tree immediately
changes.
Common IEs for

GSM, UMTS, and
LTE are supported. IEs can be displayed using
Map, Sheet, Chart, Histogram,
and Google Earth.
IE items
The Assistant supports various IEs and displays them in a straightforward way.
IE Display – Association
 The Assistant supports

multiple association modes,
helping locate problems.
 Map, Sheet, and Chart can be
associated with each other.
 Micro information association
is supported. Measurement
Information can be associated
with neighboring cell
information measured by a UE
or Scanner.
 Cell connections are supported
on a map.
IE Display – Google Earth
 Click Switch to Google Earth on

a map or right-click an IE and
choose GE from the shortcut
menu to display an IE on Google
Earth, helping engineers perform
joint analysis of IEs and
geographic information.
Neighboring WCDMA Cell Management
 Neighboring cell management procedure:
 Click a sector to view information about configured
neighboring cells using the neighboring cell query

function. The current cell is displayed in red, intra-
frequency neighboring cells are displayed in blue,
and inter-frequency neighboring cells are displayed
in green.
 Add or delete neighboring cells.
 The neighboring cell export function is supported.
You can export a neighboring cell list in CSV

format after editing neighboring cells
 The Assistant supports UMTS RNC MML
configuration files and import of a neighbor
relationship list in CSV format to directly obtain intra-
and inter-frequency neighboring cell information.
GSM/UMTS/LTE Single-Sector Coverage Map
 Right-click a sector on a map and

choose an item from the shortcut
menu to generate a single-sector
coverage map. Supported terminal
types are UE and Scanner.
 Coverage maps for GSM/UMTS/LTE
cells that serve as serving cells can
be generated.
 Coverage maps for all measured
signals in GSM/UMTS/LTE cells can
be generated.
GSM/UMTS/LTE Area Connections
 Right-click an IE area on a map and choose Region CellLine from the shortcut menu to connect areas.
 During cell connections, corresponding cell rendering is implemented on the map. The rendering color is the same as the
connection color.
GSM/UMTS/LTE Cell Color Synchronization
 Use this function when you need to synchronize cell colors during display of PSC and CI IEs. Procedure: Click the cell
synchronization icon on a map. In the displayed dialog box, select a map layer you want to synchronize.
 The IEs that support synchronization are as follows:
 For WCDMA, best cell PSC is included. For GSM, Cell ID is included. For LTE, Cell ID, frequency, and PCI are included.
TAB File Export
 You can export map layers on a map as TAB files for display in MapInfo.
Map Layer Offset
 When you drag multiple IEs to a map, map layer offset is supported for easy comparison. Procedure: Click the layer
offset icon on the map to set the X and Y axis step for the offset.
Display of Grids and Legends
 You can set grids and legends on a map, as shown in the preceding figure.
Display of Sampling Point Information
 Click in the right figure. In the displayed Sampling Point Setting area of the Map Setting dialog box, you can set
displayed information about sampling points. By default, IE Name, IE Value, Latitude, and Longitude can be set. After
engineering parameters are imported, you can select the fields matching the engineering parameters in the Sampling
Point Setting area. When you place the cursor on a sampling point, the sampling point information is displayed, as shown
in the right figure.
Combination Query (Creating Search Criteria)
Set IE conditions.
"And" and "Or" are
supported.
Set time
conditions.
Select the IEs

Set region and events you
conditions. want to query.
 You can query required IEs according to combinations of search criteria. You can query some IEs using search criteria. Application scenario examples:
 Query the application layer rate when the RSCP is greater than –90 dBm.
 Query the coverage when the Ec/Io is greater than –9 dB and the RSCP is greater than –90 dB.
 Query the coverage of an area.
 Procedure for creating a query task:
 Step 1: Import data, create an analysis group, right-click the Query node in the IE tree corresponding to the analysis group, and choose New Query
from the shortcut menu. In the displayed New Query dialog box, set search criteria (including IE Filter Condition, Time Filter Condition, and Region
Filter Condition).
 Step 2: Select the IEs you want to query. Multiple IEs can be selected and there is no restriction on the IE number. After the search criteria are set, the
query template applies to all analysis groups. That is, each analysis group can be queried according to the search criteria. //For details about how to set
the region condition, see the following part.
Combination Query (Viewing Query Results)
 After setting search criteria, you can view query results under the Query node. The query results can be
displayed using Map, Sheet, Chart, and GE.
Combination Query
(Modifying or Deleting Search Criteria)
 You can right-click an IE and choose Modify Query or Delete Query from the shortcut menu
to modify or delete search criteria.
Combination Query (Setting Region Conditions)
Save a region.
Add a region.
 Operation Description: Click the Add Region icon on the toolbar of a map to set regions using polygons on the map.
Then, click Save Region to save the region settings.
Combination Query (Import and Export Regions)
 The Assistant supports region import and export in TAB format. Exported files can be displayed in MapInfo. With this function, you can share
preset regions with other project members, reducing repetitive project workload. Region can be selected in report wizard and region query.
Customized Segment Delay
 Calculate the maximum value, minimum value, and variance of a customized segment.
Import Filtering
 Import filtering operation: Create a project. Modify a configuration template. Select the Filter page. Add search
criteria.
 Note: Set search criteria in an engineering configuration template. After filtering, data will not be imported,
improving import performance. As shown in the preceding figure, you can set search criteria. The IEs meeting
conditions are reserved and the others are not imported to the system.
Report Guide
You can set some report attributes, such as whether
to combine and display all reports, whether to display
grids, and whether to display legends on a map.
 Report Guide allows you to generate different reports for all analysis groups at a time, improving report generation
efficiency.
 Procedure: Import data. Create an analysis group. Select analysis group management. Select the template of to-
be-generated reports for each analysis group. Set report search criteria
Customized Report
 Function description:
Report
customization
The Assistant supports
portal Text/Title element customization of reports
in DOC or DOCX format,
Table element including tables, maps,
and charts. You can
enter all system KPIs in
Map/Chart element
a table, including
customized KPIs. You
can enter all system IEs
Add or delete a on a map or in a chart,
report template. including customized IEs.
Customized Report Example
– Adjusting the Section Sequence
Adjust contents upward Adjust contents leftward

and downward to arrange and rightward to adjust root
the content order. nodes and subnodes.
 After adding contents to a report, you can use upward, downward, leftward, and
rightward arrows to adjust contents if required.
Customized KPIs
 If predefined KPIs fail to meet service requirements, you can create customized KPIs to meet different analysis requirements.
You can customize KPIs based on predefined KPIs, events, and IEs.
 The system allows you to filter and modify KPIs for selectively viewing and managing KPIs. In addition, you can export all KPIs
that can be imported to the system for future use.
Customized KPI Editing GUI and Syntax Introduction
KPI unit KPI type KPI attribute
Syntax introduction:
 KPI expressions are separated by semicolons (;).
KPI name  Common statements in KPI expressions:
 VARIABLE (variable name): variable definition
 If(condition){expression;}
Area for
editing an
 INITIAL{variable=initial value}//initial variable
expression  KPI result assignment: KPI (KPI name) =
Expression
 IE(IE name): Obtain the IE value.
Common
 Event (event name): Obtain event information.
expression  KPI (KPI name): Obtain the KPI value.
operation  Message (message name):
buttons
Obtain message information.
 Common functions for KPI customization:
 HasElement(): Check whether the current data
IE enumerated
IE/Event/KPI/Mes packet contains an element.
value
sage selection  GetLastValue(): Obtain the last value of the IE.
area
 During(Event A, Event B): Return True if the time
Common points are between events A and B. Otherwise,
functions for KPI
return False.
customization
 CalcDistance(): Calculate the mileage.
 Count(): Calculate the number of samples;
Average(); Max(): Maximum value Sum(): sum of
values
Office Embedded Customized Report (Excel)
 Portal setting: Template > UserCutstomReportTemplate > Excel

 Scenario description: You can customize predefined IEs, customized IEs, predefined KPIs, customized KPIs, predefined delay, and
customized delay at the cell level.
 Function description: Embedded Excel. You can edit a report template in a way similar to that of editing an Excel file. The Assistant
fills in the template with values.
 Operation guide: For details, see the attachment on this page.
Intelligent Analysis on UL Network Problems
 Portal setting: Set intelligent analysis conditions on the Theme tab page in the System Setting dialog box, as shown in the right figure.
 Algorithm logic: In the preceding figures, the meaning of Poor Coverage setting is as follows: Calculate the number of sampling points reported by
a mobile phone used for a DT. If the RSRP of the serving cell of a point is less than –100 dBm and the RSRP of its neighboring cell is less than –110
dBm, this point meets the condition. Statistics are collected for every ten points. If seven points of them meet the condition, one poor coverage
record is generated.
 Abnormal scenario: If there are no seven points meeting the condition among the ten points, the calculation starts from the second point in the ten-
point sliding window next time. If seven points meet the condition among the ten points, the calculation starts from the eleventh point in the ten-point
sliding window next time.
 Final display: Based on intelligent analysis conclusions, provide the start longitude and latitude (geographic observation), end longitude and latitude
(geographic observation), information about problematic cells, and optimization advice.
VoLTE Theme in V300R017
 Portal setting: Set intelligent analysis conditions under Theme List in the New Theme Setting dialog box, as shown in the preceding figures.
 Supported Scenarios: VoLE voice: call drop, call setup, MOS, SRVCC, and access delay
 Supported data sources: Probe data in GEN format (call drop, call setup, MOS, SRVCC, and access delay) and ROMES data in plaintext (call
drop, call setup, and MOS)
 Final display: Based on intelligent analysis conclusions, provide the start longitude and latitude (geographic observation), end longitude and
latitude (geographic observation), information about problematic cells, and optimization advice.
Business Statistics Report in V300R017C00
(vMOS Enhancement)
 Portal setting: Report > Custom Report > Business Statistics Report Template
 Scenario description: The following service types are supported: Voice Call, HttpUpload, HttpDownload, HttpBrowsing, DNS, Ping, and vMOS.
 Function description: You can customize service types and statistical columns. Then, provide statistics results in sequence.
 Operation guide: For details, see the attachments on this page.
License Application — A New Feature in V300R017C00
② Select either of the following license activation ③ Enter application information
① Portal:: Update Assistant License
modes. online and click OK.
Main functions ③ Offline: Select a license file.

 Two license activation modes, online and offline,
are supported.
 The online mode is classified into the China domain and
ESN modes.
 The online mode requires that the computer be connected to
the Internet.
 The offline mode is the original license platform
application mode.
 It is required that either the online or offline license
file be valid.
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Main Functions of the Assistant V300R017

How to use the GENEX Assistant to analyze DT data

Theme analysis functions

Detailed report functions

Major new functions in Assistant V300R017

1. Introduction to the Assistant

component must be installed).

3. Create a project and set the project save path. Import

5. Import DT data or the Assistant automatically

6. Create an analysis group that is a Perform import

phone data and Scanner data can be placed Create an analysis

Global view area, such as the

 Creates a project. You can

 In Logfile Mode, you can

Alarm threshold. The KPI

Select desired KPIs. Unselected KPIs Normal indicates event

 Report: sets the report generation conditions,

Analyze multiple threads.

 Procedure for importing engineering parameters:

 Display setting method 2: NodeBName, CellID,

Automatically combine the data that

 Import and analysis procedure:

Automatically create an analysis Manually create an

Enter the search criteria.

Serving cell and neighboring

Select a view you want to

You can edit

IE display in the chart

Common IEs for

 The Assistant supports

 Click Switch to Google Earth on

neighboring cells using the neighboring cell query

 The neighboring cell export function is supported.

You can export a neighboring cell list in CSV

 Right-click a sector on a map and

Select the IEs

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 Portal setting: Template > UserCutstomReportTemplate > Excel

Main functions ③ Offline: Select a license file.

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