D ATA S H E E T

Nemo Outdoor

Measure and Monitor the Newest Wireless Network

Technologies with Powerful Drive Testing
Supported Technologies
• 5G NR
Nemo Outdoor from Keysight Technologies, Inc. is an unparalleled network • NB-IoT/LTE-M
measurement and optimization solution for perfecting the air interface of wireless • LTE/LTE-A (FDD/TDD,
networks. It collects measurement results and geographical coordinates, carrier aggregation)
• Carrier aggregation testing
and these measurement results further provide valuable information for
• Seven-component carrier
network planning, roll-out, tuning, verification, optimization, maintenance, and
aggregation (7CCA) testing
benchmarking purposes. Nemo Outdoor is always among the first-to-market with • HSPA+ Dual Cell /HSPA+
support for the very latest technologies. • GSM, cdmaOne, AMPS
• TETRA, iDEN
• HSCSD, GPRS, EDGE
• WCDMA
• cdma2000® 1xRTT,
CDMA2000 1xEVDO (Rel. 0,
Rev. A, Rev. B)
• HSDPA, HSUPA, DC-HSUPA
• WiMAX™ (802.16e)
• 4 x 4 MIMO
measurements

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Measurement Options
The listed protocols are supported on PC. For on-
device supported protocols, see Nemo Active Testing
Application (NATA) data sheet.
• CS and PS data measurements
• Voice, voice quality PESQ and POLQA (ITU-T
P.862.1, WB-AMR, P862.2, ITU-T P.863)
- Voice quality audio RX activity status
• Video quality monitoring VQMon
- Provides video MOS for ViLTE, and ViWiFi calls.
Requires RTP packet access. Selected support
- Video quality MOS absolute
- Video quality MOS relative
- Video quality MOS absolute
- Video quality MOS relative
- Video quality average bitrate
- Video codec
• VoLTE voice call support (Qualcomm IMS,
Samsung IMS client, HiSilicon IMS)
• VoWiFi and ViWiFi measurements
• Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (eMBMS)
measurements and scanning
• Video call, video call quality, video streaming, and
video streaming analysis measurements (PEVQ-S
and Huawei u-vMOS)
• Social media data features
- YouTube video streaming
- Netflix video streaming
- Instagram testing (selected functionality)
- Facebook testing
- Dropbox testing
- Twitter testing
- WhatsApp testing
- BiP Messenger testing
- Viber testing
- Line testing
- Snapchat testing
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• Multi measurements
• Indoor measurements
• Frequency scanning, pilot scanning, eMBMS
scanning, WLAN scanning, CW scanning, band
scanning and spectrum analyzer measurements
• SMS, MMS, and USSD measurements
• FTP testing for file transfers (multi-threaded)
• SFTP testing for file transfers (download and
upload)
• Multithreaded SFTP data transfer
• HTTP/S testing for file transfers (download and
upload)
• HTTP/S testing for web browsing
• SMTP/POP3/IMAP for email testing
• Iperf for UDP/TCP testing
• UDP Echo testing
• PTT call testing (QChat and Kodiak InstaPoC)
• Dropbox testing
• Touchscreen simulation and screencasting for
automated testing of Android applications
• Native Ookla speedtesting
• IP packet capturing and playback
• Missing neighbor detection for GSM, WCDMA, and
CDMA
• CDMA, EVDO, and WCDMA pilot pollution analysis
• LTE downlink allocation analysis
• GSM interference analysis
• LTE ANR CGI reports
• Diagnostics data logging (Qualcomm)
• Emergency call testing
• Remote controlled measurements with Nemo Cloud
Supported Terminals in Nemo Outdoor • NSN USB-lte 7210

8.52 • OnePlus 6 A6003, 6T A6013

• Qualcomm MDM9200, 9600
TETRA
• Samsung:
• EADS THR880
- Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM-N920G
• THR880i
- Galaxy Rugby (SGH-I547C)
• THR880i Ex
- Galaxy S4 (GT-i9505, SGH-i337, SPH-L720,
• THR 880i Light SGH-M919 (T-Mobile), SCH-R970 (US Cellular),
• TMR880 SGH-M919N (MetroPCS), SGH-I337M (Bell),
SPH-L520 (Sprint))
• THR-9i
- Galaxy S4 Plus (GT-I9506)
- Galaxy S4 LTE-A (SHV-E330S)
CDMA2000 1xEVDO Rev. A
- Galaxy S4 Mini (GT-i9195)
• Audiovox PC5750
- Galaxy Note 3 Lite (SM-N7509V)
• Kyocera DuraMax E4255
- Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910F, SM-N910G, SM-
• Novatel Wireless Ovation MC727, MC760
910T)
• Sierra Wireless Compass 597, 598
- Galaxy Note 5 (SM-N9200, SM-N920I)
- Galaxy Note 8 (SM-N950F)
HSPA+
- Galaxy S4 Active (GT-i9295)
• Bandrich Bandluxe C320
- Galaxy S5 (SM-G900F, SM-G900I, SM-G900P,
• Novatel Ovation MC996D, MC998D, MC545 SM-G900A, SM-G900T, SM-G900W8, SM-
G900V, SM-G9006V, SM-G900T1, SM-G900R4,
• Onda MT689DC
SM-G9009W, SM-G9008V, SM-G900M)
• Qualcomm MDM8220TM
- Galaxy S5 4G+ (SM-G901F)
• Sierra Wireless 306, 307, 308, 309, 310U, 312U,
- Galaxy Core (SM-G386F)
319U
- Galaxy S6 (SM-G920P, SM-G920A, SM-G920F,
• Siptune SM215
SM-G920I, SM-G920T, SM-G9208, SM-
• ZTE MF668A, MF683 G920W8)
- Galaxy S6 Edge+ (SM-G928F, SM-G928K)
LTE - Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F, SM-G930P, SM-
• Apple iPhone 6S, 7, 8, X G930R7, SM-G930V)
• Bittium Tough Mobile - Galaxy S7 Edge (SM-G935F, SM-G935FD)
• Cellient R40 (MBL 200) - Galaxy S8 (SM-G950F, SM-G950U (AT&T),
• Essential Phone PH-1 SM-G950U (Sprint), SM-G950U (T-Mobile), SM-
G950U (Verizon), SM-G950W (Canada variant),
• Google Pixel, Pixel 3 SM-G9500)
• HTC M10, One XL, One M8x (OP6B110), U11 - Galaxy S8+ (SM-G955F)
(2PZC30000), U12+
- Galaxy S9
• LG G2 (D801), G4, G6, G13, P930
- Galaxy S9+ (SM-G965F)
• Motorola Moto X Pure, Lex F10
- Galaxy S10 (SM-G973F, SM-G973U (AT&T)
• Netgear Aircard 340U, 782S, 790S, 810S, SM-G973U (Sprint), SM-G973U (T-Mobile), SM-
Nighthawk M1 Mobile Router MR1100 G973U (Verizon), SM-G973W)

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 • Sierra Wireless 313U, 320U, 330U
Supported Scanners in Nemo Outdoor 8.52
• Sonim XP7700, XP8800
• Sony:
Keysight
• Nemo FSR1
- Xperia X F5121
• FieldFox spectrum analyzer N9912A, N9913A,
- X Performance F8131
N9914A, N9915A, N9916A, N9917A, N9918A,
- X Performance F8132 N9935A, N9936A, N9937A, N9938A, N9950A,
- Z3 (D6603, D6653) N9951A, N9952A, N9960A, N9961A, and N9962A
- Z5 (E6653)
- XZ F8331
PCTEL
• IBflex
- Xperia XZ Premium G8141/G8142
• IBflex Lite
- Xperia XZ1 G8341/ G8342
• IBflex model E
- Xperia XZ2 H8166, H8266
• HBflex
- Xperia XZ3 H9436
• MX series
• Telewell TW-LTE/4G/3G+
• MXflex
• ZTE MF820T, MF820D, MF880, T50
• EX series
WiMAX • EX Mini 06110, 06111, 06112, 06113, 06116,
• Rohde & Schwarz TSME and TSMW • CX Mini 04110, 04111, 04117,
• EXflex
NB-IoT • LX series
• Exelonix 410 • PCT-505, 510, 520
• Lierda NB-IoT USB dongle variants:
- Band 5 (850M) LSDCTL0611-04P2 Rohde&Schwarz
- Band 8 (900M) LSDCTL0611-05P2 • TSMW
- Band NB86G LSD4NBT0611-02D0 • TSME
• Longsung Knowyou KDL-5737 • TSME6
• Nimbelink NBG96
• Qualcomm MDM9206 reference device
ZTE
• TU25
• Quectel BG96 EVB evaluation kit
• Quectel BC95 EVB evaluation kit
• RoHS Super Design v3.0
• U-Blox EVK- N211 evaluation kit

5G NR
• Qualcomm MTP8150
• Samsung Galaxy S10 (SM-G977N, SM-G977B)

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Voice Quality Measurements (optional)
Nemo Outdoor uses perceptual evaluation of speech
quality (PESQ-LQO ITU-T P862.1, 862.2, POLQA
P.863) measurement technology provided under
license from Opticom. POLQA and PESQ scores can
be collected simultaneously.
• With the Android smartphone based Nemo Active
Testing Application (NATA), up to 9 terminals can
be used simultaneously
• With Nemo Carrying Case up to 6 handsets can be
used simultaneously
• With Nemo Backpack up to 9 handsets can be
used simultaneously
• With Terratec DMX 6Fire USB sound card and
Maya44 USB sound card with legacy Nokia test
terminals, up to six VQ measurement ends can be
used simultaneously
• With Nemo Intelligent Device Interface, up to 9
devices can be used simultaneously (POLQA only)
Supported hardware
• Terratec DMX 6Fire and Maya44 USB sound cards
• Nemo Server (based on Dell PowerEdge T110-2 or
R310 platform)
• Nemo Intelligent Device Interface
Supported technologies
• GSM
• WCDMA
• CDMA2000
• TD-SCDMA
• 5G
Measurement modes
• Mobile-to-mobile
• Mobile-to-fixed
• Fixed-to-mobile
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Parameters
• PESQ-LQO score (ITU-T P862.1, 862.2)
• POLQA (ITU-T P863)
• Audio quality signal status: indicates whether
audio is present or not during a call (not available
with Nemo Active Testing Application (NATA))
• Audio quality speech activity: Speech activity ratio
of received sample in percentages (%)
• Audio quality mean delay
• Audio quality min delay: Minimum delay of received
audio sample in milliseconds
• Audio quality max delay: Maximum delay of
received audio sample in milliseconds
• Audio quality standard deviation delay (PESQ
only): Standard deviation of delay of received audio
sample in milliseconds. Typical values range from 0
to 0.1, but values can be larger
• Audio quality SNR: Audio quality Signal to Noise
ratio of the received sample. SNR measures the
signal strength of the speech stream relative to the
background noise
• Audio quality insertion gain: Gain calculated for
the active signal in active periods. dB difference
between the active signal of reference and the
degraded signal (calculated as the degraded signal
minus the reference signal)
• Audio quality noise gain: Gain calculated for noise
in silent periods. dB difference between the mean
noise level of the reference and the degraded
signals (calculated as the degraded signal minus
the reference signal)
• Avg. MOS DL for each call: Avg. MOS call is shown
in the UI after each call. The Avg. MOS value is
updated by the call disconnect event (CAD). The
result is weighted by time.
PEVQ-S Video Quality Measurements Streaming Video Quality
(optional, PC and Android based) Measurements (optional)
• Video quality type All terminals with data capability are supported
• Video quality MOS
• Video quality MOS BVQA: best video quality Supported protocols
available at the current point • UDP/ RTP Unicast
• Video quality frame rate: frames per second • UDP/ RTP Multicast
• Video quality average bitrate: average bitrate bit/s • HTTP
• Video quality buffer fill: number of frames in the • TCP/ RTP Unicast
buffer per second
• DCCP/ RTP Unicast
• Video quality playout timestamp: timestamp
• RTP/RTCP
written when the video quality MOS analysis is fully
received. This is necessary since it can take a little • RTSP
while before the VQDL event is written after MOS • SDP (Scalable Multicast)
is received
• Data transfer stream state (stopped, buffering, Supported video formats
streaming)
• MPEG (ES, PS, TS, PVA, MP3)
• Data transfer stream playback position: Written
• AVI
to DSS event. Showing playback position at the
moment (ms) • ASF, WMV, WMA
• Stream video codec (e.g. Google/On2’s VP8 Video) • MP4, MOV, 3GP
• Stream video codec forcing (PC-based only) • OGG, OGM, Annodex
• Data transfer stream resolution: data transfer • Matroska (MKV), Real
stream resolution (e.g. 1920x1080). Written to DSS • H.263
event.
• H.263+ (H.263-2000)
• PEVQ-S statistics:
• H.264
- PEVQ-S buffering count
• MPEG-4 Visual (MPEG-4 Part 2)
- PEVQ-S completion success rate
• MPEG-4 AVC
- PEVQ-S initial buffering delay
- PEVQ-S setup delay Parameters (available only with UDP protocol;
- PEVQ-S transfer attempts with HTTP, data connection statistics are
- PEVQ-S transfer failures available)
- PEVQ-S transfer success • Video codec: Displays the video codec used in the
container format. Usually this is H.263, H.263+,
- PEVQ-S transfer success rate
H.264 (MPEG4 Part 10) or MPEG4 Visual (MPEG4
- PEVQ-S transfer time Part 2) when streaming mobile content
- PEVQ-S video access time • Video frame rate: Tells how many picture frames
• Video quality MOS average are being displayed within one second. The result
is equivalent to FPS (frames per second), which
is usually around 10 with mobile content. For
example, when viewing a normal DVD, the FPS is
23.976 with NTSC and 25 with PAL

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 • Video protocol: Tells what protocol is used to • Video quality degradation due to compression: The
transfer the file through the network. proportion of current quality degradation that is
• Video quality type: The type of video quality due to video compression. Shows how much video
measurement used. compression has affected the current quality loss.

• Video quality MOS: Video quality is measured

passively from media streams carried over Video streaming parameters (standard
packet-based networks. Things that affect quality feature, available only with HTTP protocol)
are delay variations, packet losses and other • Data connection attempts
distortions which may be visible in the video. Also
• Data connection success
factors like the video codec itself are included in
the final result. However, end-to-end and round- • Data connection failures
trip delays are not taken into account. Video • Data disconnects
quality is normally displayed as MOS (Mean
Opinion Score), which is expressed as a single • Streaming setup success rate (%)
number. The range varies from 1 to 5, where 1 is • Streaming completion success rate (%)
poor/annoying quality and 5 is perfect. Usually the • Streaming setup delay [s]
MOS value does not reach value 5; it is usually
somewhere around 3 to 4 as the maximum • Stream duration

• Video quality jitter: Jitter is the delay variation • Streamed duration

of the streaming process. It shows the delay of • Streaming buffering
received UDP datagrams that holds the video data. • Playback position
If the delay is too large, the video will not play
seamlessly • Video resolution

• Video quality packet error rate: Displays the rate • Video codec
of lost packets between the last and the current • Audio codec
request. UDP protocol does not require that all
• File size (available with packet capturing)
packets have arrived to the client. That is why
some packets might be lost during the transfer, • Data stream content type (available with packet
because of bad network or long delay variations capturing)
(jitter)
• Video quality MOS degradation: This is the current
video quality difference compared to a ‘perfect
network’
• Video quality degradation due to packet errors:
The proportion of current quality degradation that
is due to packet loss. Shows how much packet
loss has affected the current quality loss

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