ZXPOS CNT-UMTS V8.01 UMTS Wireless Network Optimization Drive Test Software User Manual

ZXPOS CNT-UMTS
Wireless Network Optimization
Drive Test User Manual

Version 8.01
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Contents
Figures..............................................................................i
Tables ...............................................................................i
Chapter 1.........................................................................1
Overview .........................................................................1
Product Background ......................................................... 1
Product Composition ........................................................ 1
Product Features.............................................................. 1
Chapter 2.........................................................................1
Software Installation ......................................................1
Operating Environment..................................................... 1
Software Installation ........................................................ 1
Legal use of the sofeware ................................................. 1
Installing MicroDog Driver .....................................................1
Upgrading MicroDog .............................................................1
Uninstalling software........................................................ 1
Chapter 3.........................................................................1
Main operation Interfaces...............................................1
Operating Interface.......................................................... 1
Window Interface............................................................. 1
Title bar .............................................................................1
Menu bar............................................................................1
Navigation status controlling bar ............................................1
Navigation ..........................................................................1
Toolbar........................................................................... 1
Menu and Function Analysis .............................................. 1
Chapter 4.........................................................................1
Project parameter ...........................................................1
Load Project Parameter .................................................... 1

Unload of Project Parameter.............................................. 1
PSC Color Setting ............................................................ 1
Chapter 5.........................................................................1
Hardware Configuration..................................................1
Hardware Connection ....................................................... 1
Hardware Detection ......................................................... 1
Configure Hardware Parameter.......................................... 1
Chapter 6.........................................................................1
File Management.............................................................1
APT File Description ......................................................... 1
File Record...................................................................... 1
File Replay ...................................................................... 1
File Export ...................................................................... 1
Indoor Test File Process.................................................... 1
APT File Setting ............................................................... 1
Chapter 7.........................................................................1
Signaling and Event.........................................................1
Signaling Display ............................................................. 1
Signaling List Display........................................................... 1
Sigaling Decode Content Display............................................ 1
Sigling Filter....................................................................... 1
Signaling Find..................................................................... 1
Event Display .................................................................. 1

Event Information Display .................................................... 1
Event Synchronization and Pause........................................... 1
Event Setting .................................................................. 1

Event List .......................................................................... 1
Add Event.......................................................................... 1
Delete Event ...................................................................... 1
Edit Event.......................................................................... 1
User-defined Event .......................................................... 1

Event Filter ..................................................................... 1
Chapter 8.........................................................................1
Test Control .....................................................................1

How to open test control window ....................................... 1
Description of the test control window ................................ 1
Customize and Implement Test Plan................................... 1
Add Test Item .....................................................................1
Delete Test Items ................................................................1
Adjust Test Item..................................................................1
Save Test Item....................................................................1
Implement and Control Test Plan............................................1
Calling Audio Test ............................................................ 1

Called Party Voice Test ..................................................... 1
MOS Test........................................................................ 1
PPP Test ......................................................................... 1
FTP Test ......................................................................... 1
WAP Test ........................................................................ 1
SMS Test ........................................................................ 1
GPRS Test....................................................................... 1
PDP Test......................................................................... 1
PING Test ....................................................................... 1
HTTP Test ....................................................................... 1
MMS Test........................................................................ 1
Condition Test ................................................................. 1
Chapter 9.........................................................................1
GSM/UMTS Wireless Parameter Display.........................1
GSM Mode ...................................................................... 1
Serving NB Cell Param..........................................................1
Current Channel ..................................................................1
Serving Cell ........................................................................1
RLC ...................................................................................1
Rxlev Rxqual.......................................................................1
LLC ...................................................................................1
EGPRS ...............................................................................1
Serving NB Cell Rxlev ...........................................................1
UMTS Mode..................................................................... 1
WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels UL ..................................1
WCDMA PRACH ...................................................................1
WCDMA RACH .....................................................................1
WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set .............................................. 1

WCDMA RRC Status............................................................. 1
WCDMA Service Cell Information ........................................... 1
WCDMA NAS Status............................................................. 1
WCDMA NAS MM & GMM Status............................................. 1
WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels DL ................................. 1
WCDMA Active Set .............................................................. 1
WCDMA Neighbor Set .......................................................... 1
WCDMA BLER ..................................................................... 1
WCDMA Cell Reselection (W Cell)........................................... 1
WCDMA Cell Reselection (G Cell) ........................................... 1
WCDMA Finger.................................................................... 1
WCDMA SCH ...................................................................... 1
WCDMA Common Physical Channels DL .................................. 1
WCDMA RACH ASC Info........................................................ 1
WCDMA UL Transport Channel............................................... 1
WCDMA UL Transport Channel Format .................................... 1
WCDMA DL Transport Channel............................................... 1
WCDMA DL Transport Channel Format .................................... 1
WCDMA MAC UL Transport Channel Information ....................... 1
WCDMA MAC UL Logical Channel Information........................... 1
WCDMA MAC DL Transport Channel Information ....................... 1
WCDMA MAC DL Logical Channel Information........................... 1
WCDMA MAC UL Traffic Volume ............................................. 1
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics(1) ............................................ 1
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (2) ........................................... 1
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (1)........................................... 1
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics(2)............................................ 1
WCDMA Power Info ............................................................. 1
WCDMA(W) Serving_Neighbor Cell List ................................... 1
WCDMA Set Cell List ............................................................ 1
HSDPA HS-SCCH Information................................................ 1
HSDPA HS-DPCCH Information .............................................. 1
HSDPA Decoder Status......................................................... 1
HSUPA Happy Bit Status....................................................... 1
HSDPA UL Bler Information................................................... 1
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information ......................................... 1
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information2 .................................. 1
HSUPA SI Information.......................................................... 1
Chapter 10.......................................................................1
Chapter Templates ..........................................................1
Template Overview .......................................................... 1
Grid Template ................................................................. 1
Drag IE
In the Left Tree To Grid Template ..............................1
Grid Option Setting ..............................................................1

Save Window ......................................................................1
Modify the Device Name and Window Name In Current Grid
Template............................................................................1
Grid & Chart Template...................................................... 1

Drage IE To Grid & Chart Template .........................................1
Grid Option Setting And Chart Option Setting ...........................1
Save Window ......................................................................1
Modify Device Name and Window Name...................................1
Set & Grid Template......................................................... 1

Drag Left Tree IE To Set & Grid Template ................................1
Set Grid Option ...................................................................1
Save Window ......................................................................1
Modify the Device Name and Window Name .............................1
Chapter 11.......................................................................1
Route Map Analysis .........................................................1
Router Map ..................................................................... 1
Toolbar Introduction.............................................................1
Layer Setting ......................................................................1
IE Select Setting..................................................................1
Map Parameter Setting .........................................................1
Event Filter.........................................................................1
BS Cell Setting and Find........................................................1
Information Display and Switching ..................................... 1

Layer.................................................................................1
Property.............................................................................1
Legend...............................................................................1
Information ........................................................................1
Route Map ...................................................................... 1
Chapter 12.......................................................................1
Indoor Test......................................................................1
Introduction of indoor test tool bar..................................... 1

Indoor Test Route Map ..................................................... 1
Defining Paths Operation .................................................. 1
Pre-defined Drive Test ...................................................... 1
Test without Pre Defined Path............................................ 1
Chapter 13.......................................................................1
Multi Handset Test ..........................................................1
Overview of Multi Handset Test ......................................... 1
Data display of muilthandset est...................................... 1
Default Window for Muilt-handset display ................................ 1
Template Window for Mulit Handset Display............................. 1
Signalling Window for Muilt-handset Display ............................ 1
Map Window for Mulit-handset Display.................................... 1
Chapter 14.......................................................................1
Handset Forcing Function ...............................................1
Forcing Function Interface................................................. 1
Chapter 15.......................................................................1
Scanning..........................................................................1
Display Window of Scanning.............................................. 1
Scanner Display Window................................................... 1
Scanning Parameter Setting Method................................... 1
Scanning Setup Window ................................................... 1
Start Scanning Command ................................................. 1
Chapter 16.......................................................................1
FAQ..................................................................................1
Appendix A ......................................................................1
Abbreviation....................................................................1
Figures
Figure 1
Install Guide 1 ...................................................... 1
Figure 2
Installation Guide 2............................................... 1
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Microdog Installation ............................................. 1
Figure 7
Microdog upgrading interface.................................. 1
Figure 8
ZXPOS CNT main interface ..................................... 1
Figure 9
Title bar of Main Interface ...................................... 1
Figure 10
Menu Bar of Main Interface................................... 1
Figure 11
Close Navigation Bar............................................ 1
Figure 12
Left Tree in Workspace ........................................ 1
Figure 13
Main Interface Toolbar ......................................... 1
Figure 14
Loading Window.................................................. 1
Figure 15 Window of field match ......................................... 1

Figure 16
Repeat Load Message .......................................... 1
Figure 17
Message of Successful load................................... 1
Figure 18
Message of Load Failure ....................................... 1
Figure 19 unload project parameter ..................................... 1

Figure 20 Successful Unload of Project Parameter.................. 1
Figure 21
PSC Color Setting................................................ 1
Figure 22
Main Interface of Adding Device ............................ 1
Figure 23 Add Device ......................................................... 1

Figure 24 Status of Device Configuration .............................. 1
Figure 25
Device Connection Status..................................... 1
Figure 26
Mobile Parameter Configure Start Interface ............ 1
Figure 27
parameter configuration interface........................ 1
Figure 28 Save LogMask..................................................... 1

Figure 29
Device Setup ...................................................... 1
Figure 30
Device Connection Interface ................................. 1
Figure 31
File Replay Selection............................................ 1
Figure 32
File Export.......................................................... 1
Figure 33 Select File SavingType ......................................... 1

Figure 34 APT File Setting Dialog Box................................... 1
Figure 35
Layer 3 Signaling Display ..................................... 1
Figure 36 Signaling Detailed Information .............................. 1

Figure 37 Signaling Filter Setting......................................... 1
Figure 38 Signaling Find ..................................................... 1
Figure 39 Event Display...................................................... 1
Figure 40 event filter ......................................................... 1
Figure 41 Event Information Display .................................... 1
Figure 42
Right Key Menu................................................... 1
Figure 43 Event Setting...................................................... 1

Figure 44
Right Key Menu................................................... 1
Figure 45 Add Event .......................................................... 1

Figure 46 Edit Event .......................................................... 1
Figure 47 Add User-defined Event ....................................... 1
Figure 48 Add Items .......................................................... 1
Figure 49
Measurement Item Select..................................... 1
Figure 50
Fixed Event Select............................................... 1
Figure 51
Layer 3 Message Selection ................................... 1
Figure 52 Add Logical Operator ........................................... 1

Figure 53 Icon Select ......................................................... 1
Figure 54 Sound Select ...................................................... 1
Figure 55 User-defined Event Operation Button ..................... 1
Figure 56 Select Icon to be Displayed in Map ........................ 1
Figure 57 Test Control Window............................................ 1
Figure 58 test items conflicts dialog box ............................... 1
Figure 59 status of implementation...................................... 1
Figure 60 Test Item Conflict Dialog Box................................ 1
Figure 61 Status of Test Implementation .............................. 1
Figure 62
Dial up Parameters.............................................. 1
Figure 63 Hang up Parameter ............................................. 1

Figure 64
audio test statistics ............................................. 1
Figure 65 Answer Parameters ............................................. 1
Figure 66 Voice Test Statistic .............................................. 1

Figure 67
MOS Dial Up Parameters ...................................... 1
Figure 68
MOS Answer Parameter ....................................... 1
Figure 69
MOS Test Statistics.............................................. 1
Figure 70
PPT Connect Parameter........................................ 1
Figure 71
PPP Disconnect Parameters .................................. 1
Figure 72
PPP Test Statistics ............................................... 1
Figure 73
RAS Time Domain Chart....................................... 1
Figure 74 Advanced FTP parameter...................................... 1

Figure 75 Asynchronous FTP Download Parameter ............... 1
Figure 76
FTP Test Statistics ............................................... 1
Figure 77
FTP Time Domain Chart ....................................... 1
Figure 78 WAP Gateway Connection Test Parameter .............. 1

Figure 79 WAP Gateway Login Test Parameter ...................... 1
Figure 80 WAP Page Refresh Test Parameter......................... 1
Figure 81 WAP Gateway Connect Delay Chart ....................... 1
Figure 82 WAP Gateway Connect Parameter Statistics............ 1
Figure 83 WAP Login Delay Chart ........................................ 1
Figure 84 WAP Login Test Parameter Statistics...................... 1
Figure 85 WAP Page Refresh Delay Chart ............................. 1
Figure 86 WAP Page Refresh Test Parameter Statistics........... 1
Figure 87 SMS P2P parameter............................................. 1
Figure 88 SMS SP parameter .............................................. 1
Figure 89 SMS P2P Send Time Delay Chart ........................... 1
Figure 90 SMS P2P Test Parameter Statistic.......................... 1
Figure 91 SMS SP send delay chart...................................... 1
Figure 92 SMS SP Test Parameter Statistics.......................... 1
Figure 93 SMS SP Receive Delay Chart................................. 1
Figure 94 GPRS Attach Parameter ....................................... 1
Figure 95 GPRS Detach parameters ..................................... 1
Figure 96 GPRS Attach & Detach Delay Chart........................ 1
Figure 97 GPRS Attach & Detach Test Parameter Statistics ..... 1
Figure 98
PDP Active Parameters......................................... 1
Figure 99
PDP Deactive Parameters ..................................... 1
Figure 100
PDP Activate & Deactivate Delay Chart................. 1
Figure 101
PDP Context Parameter Statistics ........................ 1
Figure 102
Ping parameters................................................ 1
Figure 103
Ping Delay Chart ............................................... 1
Figure 104
Ping Test Parameter Statistics............................. 1
Figure 105 HTTP Parameters............................................... 1

Figure 106 HTTP statistics .................................................. 1
Figure 107
MMS Send Parameters ....................................... 1
Figure 108
MMS Send Delay Chart....................................... 1
Figure 109
MMS send test parameter statistics...................... 1
Figure 110
Loop Parameters ............................................... 1
Figure 111 Wait Parameters................................................ 1

Figure 112
Serving NB Cell Param ....................................... 1
Figure 113
Current Channel ................................................ 1
Figure 114
Serving Cell ...................................................... 1
Figure 115
RLC ................................................................. 1
Figure 116
Rxlev Rxqual..................................................... 1
Figure 117
LLC.................................................................. 1
Figure 118 EGPRS ............................................................. 1

Figure 119
Serving NB Cell Rxlev ........................................ 1
Figure 120 WCDMA-Dedicated Physical Channels UL .............. 1

Figure 121 WCDMA PRACH ................................................. 1
Figure 122 WCDMA RACH ................................................... 1
Figure 123 WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set ............................ 1
Figure 124 WCDMA RRC State............................................. 1
Figure 125 WCDMA Serveice Cell Information ....................... 1
Figure 126 WCDMA NAS Status ........................................... 1
Figure 127 WCDMA NAS MM & GMM Status .......................... 1
Figure 128 WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels DL .............. 1
Figure 129 WCDMA Active Set............................................. 1
Figure 130 WCDMA Neighbor Set......................................... 1
Figure 131 WCDMA BLER.................................................... 1
Figure 132 WCDMA Cell Reselection (W Cell) ........................ 1
Figure 133 WCDMA Cell Reselection (G Cell) ......................... 1
Figure 134 WCDMA Finger .................................................. 1
Figure 135 WCDMA SCH..................................................... 1
Figure 136 WCDMA Common Physical Channels DL................ 1
Figure 137 WCDMA RACH ASC Info...................................... 1
Figure 138 WCDMA UL Transport Channel ............................ 1

Figure 139 WCDMA UL Transport Channel Format.................. 1
Figure 140 WCDMA DL Transport Channel ............................ 1
Figure 141 WCDMA DL Transport Channel Format ................. 1
Figure 142 WCDMA MAC UL Transport Channel Information .... 1
Figure 143 WCDMA MAC UL Logical Channel Information........ 1
Figure 144 WCDMA MAC DL Transport Channel Information.... 1
Figure 145 WCDMA MAC DL Logical Channel Information........ 1
Figure 146 WCDMA MAC UL Traffic Volume........................... 1
Figure 147 WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics(1).......................... 1
Figure 148 WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics(2).......................... 1
Figure 149 WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics(1) ......................... 1
Figure 150 WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (2) ........................ 1
Figure 151 WCDMA Power Info............................................ 1
Figure 152 WCDMA(W) Serving_Neighbor Cell List................. 1
Figure 153 WCDMA Set Cell List .......................................... 1
Figure 154 HSDPA HS-SCCH Information.............................. 1
Figure 155 HSDPA HS-DPCCH Information .......................... 1
Figure 156 HSDPA Decoder Status....................................... 1
Figure 157 HSDPA Happy Bit Status..................................... 1
Figure 158 HSDPA UL Bler Information................................. 1
Figure 159 HSDPA E-DCH Control Information ...................... 1
Figure 160 HSDPA E-DCH Control Information2 ............... 1
Figure 161 HSUPA SI Information........................................ 1
Figure 162
The Template Location in The Left Tree ................ 1
Figure 163 Grid Template ................................................... 1

Figure 164 GridForm.......................................................... 1
Figure 165 Grid Setting ...................................................... 1
Figure 166
Unit Grid Setting ............................................... 1
Figure 167
Cell Grid Edit Window......................................... 1
Figure 168
Cell Grid Edit..................................................... 1
Figure 169
The Location Grid Form Saved............................. 1
Figure 170 Grid Window Properties ...................................... 1

Figure 171 Grid Chart Form ................................................ 1
Figure 172
Chart Option ..................................................... 1
Figure 173
Curve Property.................................................. 1
Figure 174
the location GridChart Form saved....................... 1
Figure 175 GridChart Form window properties....................... 1

Figure 176
Set Grid Form ................................................... 1
Figure 177
Set Grid Set...................................................... 1
Figure 178
Saved Set Grid Form Window.............................. 1
Figure 179
Property Window ............................................... 1
Figure 180
Route MapToolbar.............................................. 1
Figure 181
TAB Layer Setting Dialog Box.............................. 1
Figure 182
IE Select Dialog Box .......................................... 1
Figure 183
Map Setting ...................................................... 1
Figure 184
Line Connection Setting...................................... 1
Figure 185
pull-down box ................................................... 1
Figure 186
BS Cell Site Settings .......................................... 1
Figure 187
BS Cell Find ...................................................... 1
Figure 188
IE layer list ....................................................... 1
Figure 189
IE layer right click menu..................................... 1
Figure 190
BS Property ...................................................... 1
Figure 191
IE Legend......................................................... 1
Figure 192
IE current value ................................................ 1
Figure 193
Route Map Trace ............................................... 1
Figure 194
Route Map Indoor Test Toolbar ........................... 1
Figure 195
Indoor Test Route Map....................................... 1
Figure 196
Start Inddor Test............................................... 1
Figure 197
Define Test Route.............................................. 1
Figure 198
Select Route Point ............................................. 1
Figure 199
Add Route Point ............................................... 1
Figure 201
Delete Route Point............................................. 1
Figure 201
Start Point ( without pre-defined route)................ 1
Figure 202 Move to next route point (without pre-defined route)

......................................................................................... 1
Figure 203 Hardware Configuration Window.......................... 1
Figure 204
Default w indow for Muilt-handset Display 1.......... 1
Figure 205
Default window for muilt-handset display ............. 1
Figure 206
Default Window for Muilt-handset Display 3 .......... 1
Figure 207
Template Window for Muilt-handset Display 1 ....... 1
Figure 208
Template Window for Muilt-handsetDisplay 3. ....... 1
Figure 209
Template window for Muilt-handset Display......... 1
Figure 210
Signalling Window for Multi Handset Display ......... 1
Figure 211
Map Window for Multi Handset Display ................. 1
Figure 212 Handset Forcing Function ................................... 1

Figure 213 Handset Scanning Display .................................. 1
Figure 214
Scanning Display Setting .................................... 1
Figure 215
CW Scan Display ............................................... 1
Figure 216
Spectrum Scanning Display ................................ 1
Figure 217
Rxlev Scan Display ............................................ 1
Figure 218
Timeslot Scanning Display .................................. 1
Figure 219
Pilot Scanning Display ........................................ 1
Figure 220
Scanning Toolbar............................................... 1
Figure 221
Figure 222
Figure 223
Figure 224
Figure 225
Figure 226
Scanning Parameter Setup ................................. 1
Figure 227
Pctel Parameter Config....................................... 1
Figure 228 Hardware Device View ....................................... 1
Tables
Table 1 Toolbar Button Function Description ........................... 1
Table 2 Functions of Main Menu .............................................. 1
Table 3 The Description of The Button Functions ................... 1
Table 4 The Descrition of the Button Function ......................... 1
Table 5
Toolbar Button Description ....................................... 1
Table 6 Function Description ................................................. 1

Table 7 Indoor Test Toolbar Button Description ....................... 1
Chapter
Overview
This chapter introduces the R&D background of ZXPOS
CNT-UMTS, the composition and main features of the software.
Product Background
The efficiency and profitability of a mobile communication
network depends on the quality and capacity of that network.
The relevant problems are shown directly on the ports of
customers and carriers where the core fields of network
optimization are. Due to the change of the radio propagation
environment and frequent expansion and upgrade, network
optimization becomes one of the core tasks to which carriers
attach much importance. Network optimization personnel are in
urgent need of a set of tools for testing, analyzing and
diagnosing the networks, to locate and predict network quality
and capacity, based on which network optimization plans can be
further made. During this process, the network optimization test
software is the most important factor.
Nowadays, the market of Network Optimization is extending
which indicates a flourishing future of the software application.
In such a background, ZTE Corporation successfully develops
network optimization testing software-ZXPOS CNT to meet the
demand of the booming market.
Product Composition
ZXPOS CNT software has the following applications
1ZXPOS CNT (main programme of the wireless network testing
software)
2MicroDogInstdrv
3RNT_Dongle_Upgrade_Client;
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Product Features
ZXPOS CNT software has the following features:
1. Supports Sagem OT 490/498/290/260 handsets, and can test
and configure handsets rapidly and intelligently.
2. supports all GPS that comply with NMEA and communicate
through the RS-232 port, and can test and configure GPS
rapidly and intelligently.
3. Can collect GPS location data accurately and rapidly, features
powerful geographized display function (for real-timely
displaying parameters in different colors), iconning call event
display and real time draw of neighbouring sections
connections
4. User-friendly indoor test function, and support re-defined
paths function and paths revise function.
5. Supports link fault detection and automatic recovery of COM
ports, and supports alarming for GPS location failure and link
loss of handset
6. Supports real-time capturing and graphical analysis of L1, L2,
L3 and layer NAS data, and powerful browsing, real-time
decoding, filtering, and categorized display of L3 messages.
7. Strongly customized interface display function, besides
providing the default parameter display window, Grid and
Chart customization templates are provided. Customers can
achieve the customization and conservation of mult-mobiles
and wireless parameter display according to their needs,
which is propitious to the operation of network optimazing
engineers.
8. Strong event self-define function. Besides being provided the
fixed and system events by the system, the customers can
self-define events according to their needs, which could be
the ransom combination of wireless parameters , of signaling
and fixed events.
9. Strong testing control function: supports the procedure
default of testing plan and single-step execution of testing
items, and can provide strong voice test and data test (PPP.
FTP, PING) functions, also can provides real-time display of
statistics information in voice test and real-time parameter
information in data test.
10. Data replay function: reads documentary file of test and
replay the testing procedures.
11. Supports simultaneous test of multiple handsets (with a
maximum of 6, the number of handsets is limited by the
capability of the machine).
Chapter
Software Installation
This chapter provides recommend Configuration for the
operating environment to run the software, introduces installing
procedures in full details and explains how to install the
encrypted dog.
Operating Environment
Operating System:
Windows2000/XP
Recommend Configuration
CPUPentium IV 1.6GHz or higher
Memory: minimum 256MB
Video card: SVGA, 16-bit color display
Monitor resolution: 1024*768
Hard disk: minimum 200MB remaining space
To install the Software, all running programs are suggested to
be closed to avoid any possible errors that may occur during
software installation. The installation of ZXPOS CNT is led by an
automatically installing guide, which will help the customers to
follow the installing settings step by step.
1Insert the installing disk, and run the \ZXPOS CNT\Setup\
ZXPOS CNT _V*.**.exe file (*.** shows the version code),
then a window will appear as shown in Figure 1 .
FIGURE 1
INST ALL GUIDE 1
2. Make sure all the running programmes are closed and read
the page for copyright, then click on <NEXT> to go into a
"License Agreement" dialogue box.
FIGURE 2
INSTALLATION GUIDE 2
3. Only by choosing the item "I accept the terms of the license
agreement", <next >button can be clicked.
Chapter 2
FIGURE 3
4. Press "change" to change the installation directory .
FIGURE 4
5. Click on <Install> to start installation. The relevant files of

ZXPOS CNT will be installed into the assigned directory of the
hard disk.
FIGURE 5
I N S T A L L AT I O N GU I D E 5
6. Click <Finish> to finish the installation
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Installing MicroDog Driver
To keep the software running normally, MicroDog Driver
programme need to be installed after finishing the installation.
USBMicroDog is used in ZXPOS CNT-UMTS. Form desktop Click
on [Start All Programs ZTE ZXPOS Solution ZXPOS
CNT-UMTSV8.01Tools MicroDog Install Driver ] to open
installing window as shown in Figure 6 .
Chapter 2
FIGURE 6
M I C R O D O G I N S T A L L AT I O N
Click on <test> to check the conditions of driving, and click on

<install>. If "digital signature has not been found, continue to
install or not" appears in installing procedures, choose <yes>.
After installing MicroDog Driver, The Driver has been
installed successfully message appears on the interface, then
the USB MicroDog can be used on your computer.
Notes: in the process of using ZXPOS CNT, the USB MicroDog
should be kept on your computer. If the settings of your
computer conflicts with USB MicroDog, please search for help
from the software sales.
Upgrading MicroDog
In case of the MicroDog expires, you can click on [ startall
programmes ZTE
ZXPOS
Solution
ZXPOS
CNT-UMTSV8.01 Tools CNT_Dongle_Upgrade_Client]
to open the interface for upgrading MicroDog, as shown in Figure
7 , and follow the pop-up messages.
FIGURE 7
M ICRODOG UPGRADING INTERFACE
Uninstalling software
1. Click [startsettingscontrol panel]
2. Choose [add or delete programmes]
3. Choose the ZXPOS CNT-UMTS programme in Setup
4. Click on <change/delete>, and choose Remove in the popup
window.
5. Click on <Next>, after confirming,
programme can be uninstalled.
the
ZXPOS
CNT
Chapter
Main operation Interfaces

This chapter introduces the main operating interface of ZXPOS
CNT (main programme of path testing software), and describes
functions and locations of menu and tool bar under the interface
in details.
Operating Interface
Click on[ Start All Programs ZTE ZXPOS SolutionZXPOS
CNT-UMTSV8.01] to startup the main programme. The operating
interface is as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8
Z X P O S C NT M A I N I N T E R F A C E
Window Interface
Title bar
FIGURE 9
T IT LE BAR OF M AIN INT ERFACE
The title bar displays the paths for opening workplace by ZXPOS
CNT software.
Menu bar
FIGURE 10
M EN U BAR OF M AI N INT ER F AC E
[File] menu contains the options for operations in workspace

[LogFile] menu contains the options for file and program
operations
[Presentation] menu contains all the observation window
options that can be used during a test.
[Command] menu contains the options for testing control
windows.
[Configuration] contains the options for port configuration and
event setup windows.
[View] menu contains the options for navigation information,
tool bar and status bar.
[Window] menu contains the options for operating the windows
[Help] menu contains the options such as version information
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Navigation status controlling bar

FIGURE 11
C L OS E NAVI G AT I ON BAR
Navigation
The navigation menu item can be shown in the left of the
workplace in form of tree. In a condition of chosen as shown in
Figure 11 , workspace is shown as in Figure 12.
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FIGURE 12
LEFT T REE IN WORKSPACE
Toolbar
FIGURE 13
M AIN INT ERFACE T OOLBAR
The table below show the shortcut button of common menu

which is designed to control the testing procedures and to
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change the way of display in a easy way. The function of the

buttons in tool bar is shown in Table 1.
T AB L E 1 T OOL B AR BU T T ON FU NCT I ON DESC R I PT I ON
Button
Function
Corresponding menu
item
Loads district
parameter
LogFileLoad CellSite
Saves Drive Testing

data
LogFileSave APTfile
Does not refresh

window in the process
of real test
S e le c t s d e v ic e
Scanning method
Scanning setup
Scanning test
Forced test
Configures devices
Connecst devices
D is c o n n e c t d e v ic e
Indicative light of file
recording
Pauses file recording
Stops file recording
Opens Drive Test data
LogFileOpen APTfile
Resets replay data to

starting point
Plays replay data
fast loading replay
data
Shows rate of replay
Navigation
ViewNavigation
Cascades windows
WindowCascade
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Button
Function
Corresponding menu
item
Tiles windows
horizontally
WindowHorizontal
Tiles windows
vertically
WindowVertical
The rolling block shows the

location of current play, and the right of it shows the finishing
time of the testing file.
Menu and Function Analysis

Table 2 provides brief description of ZXPOS CNT-UMTSV8.01
menu functions.
T ABLE 2 FUNCTIONS OF MAIN MENU
Pull down
menu
File
LogFile
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Menu option
Functipn
New Workspace
Sets up new
Workspace
Open Workspace
Opens Workspace
Save Workspace
Saves workplace
Save Workspace As
Saves workplace
as..
History File
Rrecently opened
Workspace file
Exit
Exits main
programme
Close APTFile
Closes Drive Test

file
Open APTFile
Opens Drive Test

file
Save APTFile
Saves Drive Test

file
Save APTFile As
Saves Drive Test

file as..
Export APTFile
Derives APT file
Load Cells
loads cell
parameter
UnLoad CellSite
uninstall cell
parameter
History APTFile
recently opened
APT file
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Pull down
menu
Menu option
GSM
Presentation
WCDMA
Presentation
WCDMA
Functipn
serving cell and

neighbouring cell
parameter
serving cell and

neighbouring cell
parameter
information of
current channel
information of
current channel
information of
serving cell
information of
serving cell
Information of
wireless field and
voice quality
Information of
wireless field and
voice quality
EGPRS
enhanced GPRS
information
Serving NB Cell
RxLev
wireless field
information of
serving cell and
neighbouring cell
GSM Scan Show
GSM scanning
display
GSM
Serving_Neighbor
Cell List
List of
neighbouring
serving cell of GSM
WCDMA Dedicated
Physical Channels
UL
Dedicated physical
channel for
uplingking
WCDMA PRACH
physical channel
for ransom
connecting
WCDMA RACH
Ransom
connecting channel
WCDMA Active
Neighbor Set
Active set and

neighbouring set
WCDMA RRC
Status
RRC layer
condition
WCDMA Service
Cell Information
Serving cell
information
WCDMA NAS
Status
WCDMA NAS
condition
WCDMA NAS MM
GMM Status
Movable
management
status and
GPRSmovable
management
status
WCDMA Dedicated
Physical Channels
DL
Dedicated physical
channel for
downlingking
WCDMA Active Set
Active set cell
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Pull down
menu
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Menu option
Functipn
WCDMA Neighbor
Set
Neighbouring set
cell
WCDMA BLER
Handset error rate
WCDMA Cell
Recelection(W Cell)
Re-celecte WCDMA
Cell
WCDMA Cell
Recelection(G Cell)
Recelecte GSM cell
WCDMA Finger
Information
window of Finger
WCDMA SCH
Synchronization
channel
WCDMA Common
Physical Channels
DL
Public physical
channel for
down-loading
WCDMA RACH ASC

Info
classificatory
information of
accessing service
WCDMA UL
Transport Channel
Up-link transport
channel
WCDMA UL
Transport Channel
Format
Up-link transport
format
WCDMA DL
Transport Channel
Down-linktransport
channel
WCDMA DL
Transport Channel
Format
Down-linking
transport format
WCDMA MAC UL
Transport Channel
Information
MAC information of
up-linking
transmission
channel
WCDMA MAC UL
Logical Channel
Information
MAC information of
up-linking logical
channel
WCDMA MAC DL
Transport Channel
Information
MAC information of
down-linking
transmission
channel
WCDMA MAC DL
Logical Channel
Information
MAC information of
down-linking
logical channel
WCDMA UL Traffic
Volumn
Traffic volume of
MAC up-linking
service
WCDMA RLC UL AM
Statistics(1)
Statistics of RLC
up-linking AM
mode (1)
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Pull down
menu
Menu option
WCDMA RLC UL AM
Statistics(2)
Statistics of RLC
up-linking AM
mode (2)
WCDMA RLC DL AM
Statistics(1)
Statistics of RLC
down-linking AM
mode (1)
WCDMA RLC DL AM
Statistics(2)
Statistics of RLC
down-linking AM
mode (2)
WCDMA Power Info
Power information
WCDMA Active
Neighbor Set
Count
Numbers of
activate set and
neighbouring set
WCDMA Pilot Set
strength of
WCDMA pilot
channel
WCDMA(W)
Service_Neighbor
Set List
List of serving cell
WCDMA Set Cell

List
Presentation
HSPA
HSPA
Statistics
Functipn
setup cell list
HSDPA HS-SCCH
Information
HS-SCCH channel
information
HSDPA HS-DPCCH
Information
HS-DPCCH channel
information
HSDPA Decode
Status
Decoding status
HSUPA Happy Bit

Status
Happy status
information
HSUPA UL Bler
Information
uplink block error

rate
HSUPA E-DCH
Control
Information
E-DCH controlling
information
HSUPA E-DCH
Control
Informaiton (2)
E-DCH controlling
information
HSUPA SI
Information
SI information
Statistics Voice
Statistics Voice
PPP
PPP
FTP
FTP
Ping
Ping
Attach Detch
Attach Detch
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Pull down
menu
Menu option
Data
Service
Scanner
Signaling
Functipn
PDP Context
PDP Context
SMS P2P
SMS P2P
SMS SP
SMS SP
WAP Gateway
WAP Gateway
WAP Logon
Logon WAP
WAP Refresh
Refresh WAP
WAP Download
Down loads WAP
MMS Send
Sends MMS
LLC
Icon for controlling

logical link
FTP Chart
Icon for FTP
RAS Chart
Icon for RAS
RLC Chart
Icon for RLC
Scanner Top N
Top Ns canning
Scanner User List
User List pilot

scanning
WCDMA CW View
WCDMA
CWscanning
GSM CW View
GSM CW scanning
GSM Rxlev View
GSM Rxlev
scanning
WCDMA TimeSlot
View
WCDMA time slot

scanning
WCDMA Spectrum
Analyer
WCDMA spectrum
scanning
GSM Spectrum
Analyer
GSM spectrum
scanning
Events
Events analysis
Layer 3 Messages
Signal display of
layer 3
Event Statistics
Presentation
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DataTest
Delay
Attath_Detach
Delay
Delayment in
attath-detach
DataTest
Delay
PDP Activate Delay
Delayment of PDP
activate
Ping Delay
Delayment of Ping
SMS P2P Send

Delay
Delaymentin SMS
P2P sending
SMS SP Send
Delay
Delayment in SMS
SPsending
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Pull down
menu
Menu option
Positioning
Templates
ToolBar
Window
Functipn
SMS Receive Delay
Delayment in SMS
receiving
WAP Gateway
Delay
Delayment in WAP
gateway
connecting
WAP Logon Delay
Delayment in WAP
logon
WAP Refresh Delay
Delayment in WAP
Refreshing
MMS Send Delay
Delayment in MMS
Sending
Map
Mapping display
GPS Status
Information of GPS
status
Grid Template
Sets Grid Template
Grid Chart
Template
Sets Grid Template

and figure
Set Grid Template
Sets Grid Template
Common
Opens Drive Test

files, loads project
parameter and
saves tool bar
Scan Control
Sets scanning
control
Device Control
Devices control
tool bar
State Control
Status control tool

bar
Play Control
Replay control tool

bar
Window
Windows setup
tool bar
Cascade
Cascades windows
Horizontal
Tiles windows
horizontally
Vertical
Tiles windows
vertically
Close All
Closes all windows
Minimize All
Minimizes all
windows
Current page
window
Help
Help F1
Help information
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Pull down
menu
Menu option
About
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Functipn
Version
information
Chapter
Project parameter
Some project parameters are needed to load for the map
operation.The chapter includes the description of the load and
unload of project parameters, as well as the setting of PSC color
after the loading.
Load Project Parameter

The project parameters can be loaded via selecting [LogFile
.After successful loading,
Load CellSite] or from the tool bar
the information of the BTS and cell can be shown in the map
module.Two modes are supported,which are GSM and UMTS.
The loading window is as shown in Figure 14
FIGURE 14
LOADING WINDOW
In the loading window, first select the mode of the project file,
then select the path of the file. Two parameters should be
configured :File Start Line the starting line of the project
file ,default as 1. Data Start Line the starting line of the
data,default as 2. The field should be matched after selecting
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the path and the starting lineClick Map&Loadto start the

match ,as shown in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15
W I N D O W O F F I E L D MA T C H
In the above figure, the red field of Required Section must be

matched. Select the closest field from Map Section to make the
match, then click Load to start the loading. One mode can only
allow one single project file to be loaded.If one file has been
loaded before , the message of Figure 16 will appear.
FIGURE 16
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RE PE AT LOAD M ESSAGE
Chapter 4
Project parameter
If select YES, the previously loaded file will be unloaded, and

the new file will be loaded. When successful loading the file, the
message will appear in the main program ,as shown in Figure
17.
FIGURE 17
M ESSAGE OF SUCCESSFUL LOAD
If the load fails, the message area in the file load window will
indicate the number of the error lines ,as shown in Figure 18.
FIGURE 18
M ESSAGE OF LO AD FAILURE
Unload of Project Parameter

After successful loading of the project parameter,the unloading
can be done by selecting [LogFileUnLoad CellSite],as shown
in Figure 19.
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FIGURE 19
UNLOAD PROJECT PARAMET ER
Select the file to be unloaded, click Unload to complete.After

successful unload, in the message area of the main project , a
message will be shown as Figure 20
FIGURE 20
S U C C E S S F U L UN L O AD O F PR O J E C T P AR A ME T E R
PSC Color Setting

In the window of PSC color setting ,the current color setup can
be saved,also the previous saved color setup can be obtained,as
shown in Figure 21
FIGURE 21
PSC COLOR SET TING
Every scrabling code can be set with color by double click the
pane in the above panel . In PilotInc the radix of the
scrambling code can be set: 1 means the scramble code multiple
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Chapter 4
Project parameter
with 1 ,2 means the scrabling code multiple with 2 ,with the

maximum multiple with 511.
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Chapter
Hardware Configuration
The chapter introduces the hardware configuration after starting
the software, including the detection, add, delete and disconnect
of the hardware .The methods of how to setup, save and open
LogMask are clearly introduced.
Hardware Connection
1 Connect the testing mobile phone with computer via the data
cable
2 If the mobile phone is first time to be connected, it will
require installing the mobile drive software, which just needs
to follow the instruction to install step by step. Probably it is
required to install twice, since mobile has two ports: Trace
port and Data port.
3 Connect the GPS with computer via the data cable
4 Plug in the USB Dog of CNT. The driver software of the USD
dog is needed to install for the first time use.
5 Start the CNT software
Hardware Detection
First, the device shoud be added.Currently the software supports
the following devicess: Sagem490 Sagem498, Sagem 290
Sagem 260 ScannerGPS QualComn. Figure 22 shows the
main interface of adding device
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FIGURE 22
M AI N IN T ERF AC E OF AD D I N G DEVI C E
Click the + sign in the top left corner,to add device,One dialog
box will pop up as shown below
FIGURE 23
AD D DEVI C E
From the above window, select the device and port number to
add. For current mobile, 2 ports are needed to add ,with Com
for the Trace port of the mobile and DataPort for the Data port.
Figure 24 shows the successful device add
FIGURE 24
S T A T U S O F D E V I C E C O N F I G U R AT I O N
In the above window, the Note colomn can be selected and

noted by user .Click the detect button to start as shown in
Figure 25.
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FIGURE 25
D E V I C E C O N N E C T I O N S T AT U S
Configure Hardware
Parameter
Start the parameter configure after successful detection of the
mobile,to control the message report .Click the parameter setup
button to enter the below interface.
FIGURE 26
M O B I L E PAR A ME T E R C O N F I G UR E ST ART INT E R F AC E
The pop-up parameter configuration interface is shown as in

Figure 27.
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FIGURE 27
P AR A ME T E R C O N F I G UR AT I ON
I NT ER F AC E
Any single LogCode can be setup by directly clicking the node.

T ABLE 3
T H E DE S C R I P T I O N O F T H E BU T T ON FU N CT I O N S
Button
Function description
The
available
mobile
devices
save
or
select
the
previously saved LogMsk

Restore the tree nodes
as default
Send
the
LogMask
configured
Exit
from
interface
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the
setup
Chapter 5
Button
right click to show all the
Log value
extend
all
the
nodes
from the tree

Hide all the Log value
To save the user LogMask or select previously saved parameters,

click the save button, the below window will pop up ,as shown in
Figure 28.
FIGURE 28
S AV E LOGM ASK
For the button function of the above window, refer to Table 4.

T AB L E 4 T H E DE S C R I T I O N O F T H E BU T T ON FU N CT I O N
Button
The name of logMask
to be saved or selected
Save LogMask
Delete LogMask
Select LogMask
Exit
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Chapter
File Management
During the testing ,it is necessary to save some data into a file
for further analysis .The chapter is to introduce the file
management function of ZXPOS CNT,including file record,file
replay ,file export and file setup etc.
APT File Description

Air Performance Test, abbreviated as APT, is used for recording
the information during Drive Testing, for further replay and
analysis.
The relevant tool bar with APT file is as below:
Toolbar
of
Toolbar
device
port
of
setup
including
replay
type
selection
control
.The tool
bar includes the functions of opening,replaying ,Backset ,
accelerate replay ,and play time display etc
Toolbar of file management
The toolbar includes
the functions of saving APT file and pausing, etc.
Toolbar of testing control
indicator ,and pausing or stopping record.
including
File Record
There are two conditions for file record
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1. In the real test model, device setup is completed and the

device is successfully connected.
2. The hardware drive software is installed.
According to the test model, the file record is devided into
indoor test and outdoor test, which are mainly different with
the GPS information. Indoor test required the assigned route
because there is no information of latitude and longitude
provided
by
GPS,
while
outdoor
test
has
the
information .This is the only difference.
The step is as following:
1 First select the test model, outdoor or indoor
2 Device setup
Click the button in the toolbar, the device setup windown is
shown as in Figure 29
FIGURE 29
DE VI C E SET U P
Select the port and device, and click OK
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3. Connect device
Click the button in the toobar
.If the port selection and
device setup are correct ,the below interface will shown as
in Figure 30 ,where the color is gree.If not correct ,it will be
red.
FIGURE 30
DE VI C E C ON N EC T I ON INT ERF AC E
4. For indoor test , the route must assigned first ,and data is
reported point by point . For outdoor test, directly comes to
step 5.
5. Save the record APT file
After the correct device connection, the data is reported with a
certain frequency.
Select LogFile->SaveAPTFile or click
the dialog box for
saving file will pop up .Input the file name and file route to start
the record and the real test control toolbar will show as below ,
with the gree indicator.
During the APT file record process, the user can click button
to pause and button
to stop.
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File Replay
The condition is that the device is disconnected.
Click LogFile->OpenAPTFileor direct click the button
pop up the interface as shown inFigure 31.
FIGURE 31
FILE REPLAY SELECT ION
Select the file ,click open or double click the file to open the
file
.If
succeful
,the
toobar
will
show
as
below
The function
includes normal replay, fast load, point set for replay.The replay
speed can be selected, with different times of the formal
speed.The displayed time means the current load time.
File Export
After loading the APT file ,the CSV file can be exported by click
LogFileExport APTFile
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FIGURE 32
File Management
FILE EXPORT
For the export file, the time, longitude, latitude, and output can
be selected.
Start Time should be smaller than End Time
When select The Whole Time Zone, the Start Time and End
Time will be invalid, and the duration will be according to the
data record of APT file.
In Lat/Lon option, the range of longitude and latitude of the
export file can be selected, by default the value is the biggest
range of the GPS. If select user bound, the range can be
configured.
In the Device&LogMask option,the section information of the
export file can be selected,including offset,time ,GPS
information ,GSM parameters ,and GPRS parameters.
The export of mobile parameters follows device difference, ie,
different devices can be exported into one file,and also into
different files.
The format of the export file can be selected .When click Export
button,the below window will pop up as shown in Figure 33.
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FIGURE 33
S ELECT FILE SAVINGT YPE
If sucefully exported, there will the message notice in the main

program.
Indoor Test File Process

For indoor test, the data process of MS/UE/Scanner is same as
outdoor, and the difference is the source of GPS data. Since
indoor test is without GPS realtime report, the test route should
be arranged first.
APT File Setting

Click Configuration->APT File Setting to open the APT file
setting dialog box as shown in Figure 34 200MThe size of APT
file can be set, and if the size is over the set value, the file will
be separated .The default size is 200M.
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FIGURE 34
File Management
A PT F I L E S E T T I N G D I A L O G B O X
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Chapter
Signaling and Event

During the Drive Test,some signaling and event will be
reported.The chapter is first to introduce the display ,filter and
lookup of the signaling ,then to introduce the operations related
with
event
,such
as
display
,
synchronization
,
pause ,add,delete,edit and user-defied event.
Signaling Display
Signaling List Display
In the Menu page of navigator window, double click the Layer3
Messages, to open the Layer3 message browsel window, as
shown in Figure 35.
FIGURE 35
LAY ER 3 SI GN AL I N G DI SPL AY
The figure displays the air interface message in time sequence.

1 Time Receiving time
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2 ChannelNameThe channel in which the message occurs.

3 RRC MessageName Air interface message of RRC layer
4 NAS MessageNameNAS information
5 Information The key information of the signaling
Right Key Menu
Show/Hide Detail Display or hide the detailed information
of signaling
Pause To stop the update of the layer 3 message .The new
message will be buffered, and if cancel the pause, the
buffered information will be displayed in the list.
Find Display or Hide the signaling lookup toolbar
Signaling Synchronization:
synchronize it.
Click
one
signaling
to
Sigaling Decode Content Display

Double click one message of the layer 3 message window, the
detailed parameters will be shown in the MessageInfo page as in
Figure 36.
FIGURE 36
SI GN AL I N G DET AI L ED IN F OR MAT I ON
Right key Menu

Expand All My Child Extend all the sub-node of the current
node
Copy Tree Node Copy all the content of the current node
Copy Tree Item Copy the current node
Copy Decode Tree Copy all the decode content
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Show Raw Message Data Display the orginal signaling code

How to find signal content?
Input the words to be found in the textbox, then click the
button
.
Sigling Filter
The signaling filter is shown as in Figure 37. If the check box is
not selected ,then the message will be not displayed in the layer
3 message window.
FIGURE 37
S I G N AL I N G FI LT E R S ET T I N G
Right key menu:

Change Color Change the color of the displayed message
Expand All Child Extend all the sub-nodes
Set My Color To All My Child Set all the subnodes color as
the current node
Set Default Color Set the color as the default one
Find First Message Find the first selected message in the
signaling list .
Find Next Message Find the next selected message in the
signaling list .
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Signaling Find
Right click and select Show/Hide Detail or direct click Ctrl+F
to display the signaling find toolbar,as shown in Figure 38.The
lookup can be based on the signaling name, signaling
content ,and the index.
FIGURE 38
SIGN ALING FIND
Event Display
Event Display is to withdraw the event, including fixed or
customized event, from the database and display, for the
network optimization personnel further analysis.The event
display is shown in Figure 39.
FIGURE 39
E VEN T DI SPL AY
The event display function includes three parts, which are event
display and control, event detailed information display and event
synchronization and pause.
As shown in Figure 40,the left list of the window displays the
information including event devices ,the specific event,report
time
,event
information
and
index
related
with
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Signaling and Event
phone,GPS,scanner . The events are listed in ascending order of

the index.
The event filter is shown in the left window, as shown in Figure
40, where the deviceS are more classified as MS,GSP,scanner
etc, shown in tree organization .If one device node are
selected,all the relevant information will be display in the event
list of the left window.
FIGURE 40
EV ENT FILT ER
Event Information Display

If some event information can not be displayed completely, just
click the event ,then the complete information will display in the
EventInfo panel in the left window,as shown in Figure 41 .It is
more convenient for the user since it is not necessary to adjust
the width of the column .
FIGURE 41
E V E N T I N F O R MA T I O N D I S P L A Y
Event Synchronization and Pause

Right click one event in the event list, pop up the menu of
synchronization and pause, as shown in Figure 42. Click the left
key also can achieve the synchronization.It is mainly to
synchronize with the signaling in the signaling window, and
synchronize with the main play control during replay. Click
synchrozation of one event, the related signaling will be located
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in the signaling window.Also; the signaling can be synchronized

with the event, useful for event analysis.
Event pause is to pause the update of the event list, where there
will be no new events displayed automatically, facilitating find
the existing events.
FIGURE 42
R I G H T K E Y M EN U
Event Setting
Event setting is as shown in Figure 43 , which includes button
toobar and event list .
FIGURE 43
E V E N T S ET T IN G
The function of event setting mainly includes event listing and

user-defined event. For the user-defined event, it is necessary to
add it to event list, to enable the event analysis.The related
button function is as following:
Customize new event
Add event
Delete event
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Edit event
Map event filter
Customize new event and Map event filter will be introduced in
the following chapters
Event List
The event list displays the device number ,event name,event ico
file and event sound file .The event can be sorted by the name
of its one certain attribute alphabetically where the fixed event
is by its own event name ,while the user-defined event is by the
device . All the events displayed in the event list, will be
analyzed after the system gets started. The event list also
includes one right key menu, as shown in Figure 44,which
includes add event,delete event and edit event.
FIGURE 44
R I G H T K E Y M EN U
Add Event
When the user has customized one event, it can ben added into
the event list for anayslis.The function of adding event is only for
user-defined event.If there is no user-defined event, then the
button will be invalid.If user has customized its event, then it
can be added, as shown in Figure 45.
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FIGURE 45
AD D EVEN T
To add event is very flexible ,and any user-defined event can be

added .The device number,event icon and sound can be changed
flexibly .But if the user-defined event already exists in the event
list,it can not be added any more.
Delete Event
To delete event is also only for user-defined event.If one
user-defined event is deleted from the event list, it will not be
analyzed any more. It is not to delete completely, and actually is
saved by the system. The user-defined event deleted can still be
added to the event list for analysis.
Edit Event
Editting event is to edit the attributes of the event to enable it
more suitable for the practical requirement.
1. Fixed event edit is as shown in Figure 46.
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Signaling and Event
46 EDIT EVENT
For fixed event ,only its icon and sound can be edited, but its
equipment number and name can not .
2. User-defined Event Edit
The window of user-defined event edit is same as add
event, and the modification of attributes of the events are
almost same .The difference is the drop down list box.For the
Event Add ,all the user-defined events are listed for user
selection while for the Event Edit ,only the current event is
listed , and can not be modified ,better meets the practical
requirement.
For the editing of whether play sound, it is same for fixed
event and user-defined event.There are 4 function buttons:
Activate the sound of one event
Deactivate the sound of one event
Activate the sound of all events
Deactivate the sound of all events
User-defined Event
User-defined event is mainly targeted for mobile, including
measurement
items,fixed
event
and
layer-3
signaling .Meanwhile ,the contents can be selected by three
logical operator :ADD,OR ,(),to customize the best event,as
shown in Figure 47.
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FIGURE 47
AD D USER -D EF I N ED EVEN T
The below is the detailed description of the operation window

1. System: Network mode
2. EventName: The name of select event
3. EventContent: The content of the selected event.The event
can be edited here.
4. Add Items:Select the contents to add into EventContent
including three parts as shown in Figure 48
FIGURE 48
AD D IT EMS
Measurement Items : as shown in Figure 49.
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FIGURE 49
Signaling and Event
M E AS U R E ME N T IT E M S E L E C T
Measure Items : In the drop down list box ,list all the IE for
user selection ,also can be logically operated with < and > .
Fixed event select: as shown in Figure 50.
FIGURE 50
FIXED EVENT SELECT
In the drop down list box, list all the fixed events for selection
Layer 3 Message as shown in Figure 51,provides
of GSM RRWCDMA RRCNAS.
the signalings
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FIGURE 51
LAY ER 3 M ESSAGE S ELECT ION
5. Add Oper: Select the logical operator

EventContent as shown in Figure 52.
FIGURE 52
to
add
into
AD D LOGI C AL OPER AT OR
6. Delete: Delete one item from EventContent box

7. Delay Time: The delay of the selected event ,by default as 3
seconds
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Icon: The icon of the event to be displayed in the map .The

icon can be slected freely and also can be previewed.If the
icon not selected, then the default icon is as shown in Figure
53.
FIGURE 53
ICON SELECT
9. Sound: The sound of the selected event The sound can be

slected freely and also can be previewed.If the sound not
selected, then the default sound is as shown Figure 54.
FIGURE 54
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At last, three buttons will appear as as shown in Figure 55:

Cancle: To close the window, and the customized information
will not be saved.
Apply: To save the customized information, then it will be
displayed in the Event Setup window. The window is open, to
continue to customize another event.
OK: To save the customized event and close the window.
FIGURE 55
US ER -D EF I N ED EVEN T OPER AT I ON BU T T ON
Event Filter
Event filter is mainly to control wheter the icon for the existing
event is to be displayed in the map or not, as shown in Figure
56.
FIGURE 56
S EL EC T IC ON T O B E DI SPL AYED I N M AP
1. Content Introduction
Device: the specific mobile
Events: All the events related to the device. If the device is
changed, correspondingly the events will be changed .All the
events from the Events box and event lists will always
exist .If one event does not exist in the event list, it will not
appear in the event box.
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Selected: In the selected box list the events whose icon

need to be displayed in the map after they happens.If the
events are not displayed in the box,its icon will definitely not
apper in the map.The user can select freely .If one event
whose icon need to be displayed in the map after the event
happens,it is necessary to select it from the Event box to
the Selected box
By default, all the events of the first mobile will be displayed
and they are all listed in the Selected box all ,which can be
modified.All the events in the Event box and Select box,are
synchronized with the event list .If changes happens in the
event list , so do in the Event box and Select box.
2. Operation Introduction
Select one or more events from Event box to add
Add
into selected box
Remove
to delete
Select one or more events from selected box
Add All
Select all the events of one device to add into
selected box
Remove All
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Chapter
Test Control
Test control is one of the important functions of ZXPOS CNT
software. The chapter first introduces how to customize and
implement test task, then descripes the windows of various test
tasks and test results.
How to open test control

window
The window of test control can be opened by the following three
methods:
The first method From the menu ,Select [Command
Command Sequence].
The second method From the navigation bar in the left,select
[WorkSheets Workspace Test Controller Command
Sequence]. If the navigation bar is not displayed, select [View
Navigation]
The third method From the navigation bar in the left,select
[WorkSheets Workspace Test Controller Command
Sequence]. If the navigation bar is not displayed, select [View
Navigation]
Description of the test control

window
The test control window is as shown in Figure 57
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FIGURE 57
T EST CONT ROL WINDOW
The window is consisted of A, B, C and D four areas, which are

to be introduced as following:
A Area:Toolbar .The functions of the 6 buttons are as in
create new test plan
following :
test plan
open test plan
implement the test itme selected
the test items
save
implement all
stop the test item.
B Area: Test itmes; B parts includes all the testing items

supported by the software, including audio test, PS test and
conditions three parts. The audio test includes the following
itmes: MOS test including MOS as calling party and called
party ; Calling test including dialing and hang-off ; Called party
test including automatic response after ringing .PS test includes
the following items: PPP test including PPP dial-up connect and
disconnect;FTP test including advanced FTP and asynchronous
FTP;WAP test including the gateway connection test , login
homepage test and webpage update test.;SMS test including
P2P and SP test; GPRS Attach test including Attach and Detach
test;PDP test including Active and Deactive test;Ping test ;MMS
sending test and HTTP test.
C Area: Test plan which includes the entire practical test plans
to be implemented.In the Status column, the current test status
is displayed
D Area: The attributes of the test items .All the attibutes of test
items in the test plan can be configured.
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Customize and Implement

Test Plan
Add Test Item
There are three methods to add test items, to be described in
following:
1. Double click the nodes in the B area to add the test items
into the C area where the test items will be added in
sequence below the root node.
2. Drag the node from B area to C area, when the specific
location of the test item will be displayed, which facilitates to
add more accurately the location of the test plan .
3. Add the saved test items to C area by the opening test plan
button in the A area toolbar,when the test items will be
added in the sequence as it is saved previously .If test items
saved previously is opened when there are some test items
have already been added in C area, the existing test itmes in
C areas will be cleared.When the test items saved previously
are opened , user can continue to add test items by the
method 1 and 2.
Delete Test Items

There are 2 methods to delete test items, as following:
1. Select the test itmes to be deleted in the C area and click
Delete key.
2. Right click the test items in the C area, and in the pop-up
menu select delete
When to delete one test item which includes sub-nodes, all
the sub-nodes will also together be deleted.
Adjust Test Item

Select the test item to be adjusted,and hold the left key of the
mouse to drag it to the location selected,and release the left
key ,then the test item will be adjusted to the location .The test
items can be adjusted to Loop and Synchronize as their
sub-nodes, since other test times do not have sub-node.
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Save Test Item

When completing the test plan and its attributes selection, it can
be saved by clicking the save test plan button in the A area,to
facilitate for the same test plan in future.
Implement and Control Test Plan

After completing the test plan, First check whether the device is
set in the device settting window, and device is
connected.Whether the device connection is tested or not can be
checked from the device setting window in main window .If the
test is not done, the toolbar is as below
and the test has been done ,the
toolbar is as below
.If the test has
not been done, the button for implementing selected test item
and the button for implementing all test itenms are invalid as
.If the test is done ,both the
shown in following.
buttons are valid as shown in following

customized test items can be implemented.
when the
During the implementation ,it is not allowed to configure the test

plan ,and the user can only click the test plan in C area to check
its attributes ,which can not modified .If some problem are
found , first click the stop test button in A area ,then modify it .
Implement the Selected Test Item

in A
To start the test items, can be by selecting the button
area or by right clicking under the selected test item and in the
popup menu select
After clicking the button or menu, first check whether it exists

sub test items. If exists,first check whether it conflicts for its sub
test items .If conflicts,then pop up the error window ,as shown
in Figure 58 test items conflicts dialog box , then quit the
implementation .
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FIGURE 58
Test Control
T E S T I T E MS C O N F L I C T S D I A L O G B O X
If the setting is correct, the test items can be

implemented .During the implementation, the status related the
test item will display the information. To stop the
implementation, just click the button
FIGURE 59
in the A area.
S T A T U S O F I MP L E M E N T A T I O N
Implement all the Test Items

in the A
To implement all the test items, select the button
area or right click in the C area, and in the pop-up menu
select
After clicking the button or menu, first check whether it exists

sub test items. If exists,first check whether it conflicts for its sub
test items .If conflicts,then pop up the error window ,as shown
in Figure 60, then quit the implementation .
FIGURE 60
T EST IT EM C ON F L I CT DI AL OG B OX
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If the setting is correct, the test items can be implemented from

up to down .During the implementation, the status related to the
test item will display the information. To stop the
implementation,just click the button
FIGURE 61
in the A area.
S T A T U S O F T E S T I M P L E ME N T A T I O N
Calling Audio Test

1. Test Plan Setting
n
Dial up
The parameters of Dial up, as shown in Figure 62 ,includes
device number,phone number,call type ,setup time,max
number of redials ,and delay before redials.
There are 2 types of call types, which are audio call or video
call.
FIGURE 62
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Hang up
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The parameters of Hang up,as shown in Figure 63,includes

device number,call type ,release time,maxnumber of
rehangup and delay before rehangup.
There are type of hangup to select, which are audio and
video.
FIGURE 63
H AN G U P PAR A ME T E R
2. Test Statistics and Parameter Display

Voice test statistics result, as shown in Figure 64, including
Voice Call Request Num,Voice Call Successful Num,Cal lDrop
Num and Call Drop Rate .
FIGURE 64
AU D I O T E S T ST AT I ST I C S
Called Party Voice Test

n
Answer
The parameters of Answer,as shown in Figure 65 ,includes
Device
number,
Call
Type,Alerting
Times
Alerting
Timeout(s) .During the testing ,if the time is over the
Alerting Timeout(s) ,then start the next test item.
Answer type can be selected from audio call answer or video
call answer.
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FIGURE 65
AN S WER PAR A MET ER S

Voice test statistics, as shown in Figure 66 include Voice Call
Request Num, Voice Call Successful Num, Voice Call
Successful Rate,Call Drop Number and Call Drop Rate.
FIGURE 66
V O I C E T E S T ST AT I ST I C
MOS Test
n
MOS Dial Up
The parameters of MOS Dial Up as shown in Figure
67 ,include Device number,Phone Number,Call Type,Setup
Time(s),Max.Number of Redials,Delay Before Redial(s),MOS
TYPE,Send
Count,Sound
Device,Reference
File,Save
File,Save PESQ and PESQ Set.
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FIGURE 67
Test Control
M OS DI AL U P PAR A ME T E R S
MOS Answer
The parameters of MOS Answer ,as shown in Figure
68
,include
Device,Call
Type,Alerting
Times,Alerting
Timeout(s),MOS TYPE,Original Port,Save File,Save PESQ and
PESQ Set.
FIGURE 68
M OS AN S WER PAR A MET ER

The statistics of MOS test , as shown in Figure 69 ,include
MOSLq and P800 value MOSP800.
FIGURE 69
M O S T E S T S T AT I S T I C S
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PPP Test
n
PPP Connect
The parameters of PPP Connect,as shown in Figure
70,include Device The dial-up connect in the operation
system:PhoneBook Entry,User Name of the dial-up
user,PasswordDial-up Time Out(s),Max.Number of Redials
and Delay before Redial(s).
FIGURE 70
P PT C O N N E C T P A R A M E T E R
PPP Disconnect
The parameters of PPP Disconnect,as shown in Figure 71,
include Device and the dial-up connect setup in the operation
system : Phonebook Entry.
FIGURE 71
P P P DI S C O N N E C T PAR A ME T E R S

The test result statistics of PPP test ,as shown in Figure
72 ,inclues
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BytesXmited(byte): bytes transmitted;

BytesRcved(byte):bytes received;
FramesXmited: Frame transmitted;
CrcErr:Crr error check value;
TimeoutErr:timeout times;
AlignmentErr:number of alighment error;
HardwareOverrunErr;
FramingErr: the number of error frame;
CompressionRatioIn:the compression rate of the data
received;
CompressionRatioOut :the compression rate of the data
transmitted;
ULRasThroughput(kbit/s: Throghput of
RAS upload;
DLRasThroughput(kbit/s): Throghput of
RAS download;
PPPReqNum:PPP request times

PPPSucNum: PPP successful times
PPPSucRate: PPP successful rate
FIGURE 72
P P P T E S T ST AT I ST I C S
The time domain figure of RAS as shown in Figure 73 , includes:
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ULRasThroughput(kbit/s): RAS upload throughput

DLRasThroughput(kbit/s): RAS download throughput
FIGURE 73
R A S T I ME DO MAI N C H AR T
FTP Test
n
Advanced FTP
The parameters of
includes:
Advanced FTP is shown in Figure 74 ,
Device: device name

Host: FTP address
Port: port number
Passive: the mode
User Name: FTP login username
Password: the password of FTP login
TimeOut(s): Timeout time
Retry Count: retry time
Retry Interval(s):interval of retry
Direction
Thread Count: the maxiumum thread allowed
Transfer TimeOut: whether to set transmit time
TransferTime: the length of tranmsit time
Local File: local directory
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Remote File: remote directory

FIGURE 74
AD V AN C ED FT P P AR A MET ER
Asynchronous FTP
The parameter of Asynchronous FTP as shown in Figure 75 ,
includes:
Device: device name
Host: FTP address
Port: port number
Passive: mode
User Name: FTP login username
Password:FTP login password
TimeOut(s): overtime
Direction: download or upload
Local File:local directory
Remote File: remote directory
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FIGURE 75
AS YN C H R ON OU S FT P DO WN L OAD
PARAME T ER

The parameters of Advanced FTP and Asynchronous FTP, as
shown in Figure 76 ,includes
App.MeanUpThrought(kbit/s): upload throughput in the
application layer
App.MeanDlThrought(kbit/s): download throughput in
the application layer
CurUpSpeed(kbit/s): current upload speed
CurDlSpeed(kbit/s):current download speed
ULFileSize(kB): the size of the upload file
DLFileSize(kB): the size of the download file
UlCurFileSize(kB): the size of the current uploading file
DLCurFileSize(kB):the size of the current downloading file
ULPerFileAlready: the percentage of already uploaded
DLPerFileAlready: the percentage of already downloaded
ULTimeElapsed(s): the elapsed uploading time
DLTimeElapsed(s):the elapsed downloading time
FTPDLReqNum:FTP download request time
FTPDLSucNum:FTP download successful time
FTPDLSucRate: the rate of successful download
FTPULReqNum: the FTP upload request number
FTPULSucNum: FTP upload successful time
FTPULSucRate: the rate of FTP successful upload
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FIGURE 76
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F T P T E S T S T AT I S T I C S
FTP time domain chart, as shown in Figure 77 , includes

App.MeanUpThrought(kbit/s) : upload throughput in the
application layer
App.MeanDlThrought(kbit/s): download throughput in the
application layer
CurUpSpeed(kbit/s) : current upload speed
CurDlSpeed(kbit/s) : current download speed
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FIGURE 77
F T P T I ME D O M A I N C H A R T
WAP Test
1. Test Plan Setting:
n
WAP Gateway Connection Test

The parameters of WAP gateway connection test ,as shown
in Figure 78 ,includes Device Timeout(s) Gateway IP
Address),Gateway Port number .
FIGURE 78
W A P G AT E WAY C O N N E C T I O N T E S T PAR A ME T E R
WAP Gateway Login Test

The parameters of WAPgateway login test, as shown in
Figure 79 , includes:
Device: device name
Homepage URL:the URL address of homepage
Download Icon: The icon for selecting whether to download
or not
Simulate Phone: The simulating phone model
Gateway IP Address
Gateway Port: Gateway port number
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FIGURE 79
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W A P G AT E WAY LO G I N T E S T PAR A ME T E R
WAP Page refresh Test

The parameters of WAPpage refresh test, as shown in Figure
80 includes
Device : device name
Times: refresh times
Interval(s): the intervals between refreshs
Homepage URL: the URL of the homepage
Update Style
Search Depth
Skip Item
Download Icon :
whether to download or not
Simulate Phone: the stimulate phone module

Gateway IP Address
Gateway Port
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FIGURE 80
W A P P AG E R E F R E S H T E S T PAR A ME T E R

n
WAP Gateway Connection Test

WAP gateway connect delay chart,as shown in Figure 81 ,
displays the last 20 test data.
FIGURE 81
W A P G AT EWAY C ON N EC T DEL AY C H AR T
The statistics of WAP gateway connection parameter, as

shown Figure 82 , includes:
WAPGateMaxDelay(ms):maximum delay of WAP gateway
connection
WAPGateMinDelay(ms): minimum delay of WAP gateway
connection
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WAPGateAvgDelay(ms):average delay of WAP gateway

connection
WAPGateSendSize: the size sent by the WAP gateway
WAPGateRecSize: the size received by the WAP gateway
WAPGateReqNum:
gateway
connection request times of the WAP
WAPGateSucNum: gateway successful connections times

WAPGateSucRate: gateway sucessfuly connection rate
FIGURE 82
W A P G AT E WAY C O N N E C T PAR A ME T E R ST AT I S T I C S
WAP Gateway Login Test

WAP gateway login delay, as shown in Figure 83 , displays
the latest 20 test data.
FIGURE 83
W A P L OGI N DEL AY C H AR T
The statistics of WAP login test parameters ,as shown in

Figure 84 ,includes:
WAPLogonMaxdelay(ms):maximum WAP login time delay
WAPLogonMinDelay(ms): minimum WAP login time delay
WAPLogonAvgDelay(ms): average WAP login time delay
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WAPLogonSendSize(byte): Byte size sent for WAP login

WAPLogonRecvSize(byte):Byte size received for WAP login
WAPLogonMaxThroughput(byte/s):maximum
for WAP login
throughput
WAPLogonAvqThroughput(byte/s):
for WAP login
throughput
average
WAPLogonReqNum: request times for WAP login

WAPLogonSucNum: WAP login successful times
WAPLogonSucRate: WAP login successful rate
FIGURE 84
W A P L O G I N T E S T P AR A ME T E R ST AT I ST I C S
WAP Page Refresh Test

WAPpage refresh delay chart, as shown in Figure 85 ,
displays the latest 20 test data.
FIGURE 85
W A P PAGE R EF R ESH DEL AY C H AR T
WAP page refresh test parameter statistics ,as shown in Figure

86 ,includes:
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WAPRefreshMaxdelay(ms):maximum
refresh
time delay
Test Control
for
WAP
WAPRefreshMinDelay(ms): minimum time delay for WAP

refresh
WAPRefreshAvgDelay(ms) : average time delay for WAP
refresh
WAPRefreshSendSize(byte): Byte size sent for WAP refresh
WAPRefreshRecvSize(byte :Byte size received for WAP
refresh
WAPRefreshMaxThroughput(byte/s): maximum throughput
for WAP refresh
WAPRefreshMinThroughput(byte/s): minimum throughput for
WAP refresh
WAPRefreshReqNum :request number for WAP refresh
WAPRefreshSucNum:WAP refresh successful time
WAPRefreshSucRate: WAP refresh successful rate
FIGURE 86
W A P P AG E R E F R E S H T E S T PAR A ME T E R ST AT I ST I C S
SMS Test
n
SMS P2P
The parameters of SMS P2P as shown in Figure 87 includes
Device, Timeout(s) Receive Phone Number,Send Content and
SMS Center Number.
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FIGURE 87
S M S P2 P P A R A M E T E R
SMS SP
The parameters of SMS SP ,as shown in Figure 88 ,includes
Device
Timeout(s)
Receive Phone Number
Send Content
SMS Center Number
Expect Phone Number: expected replay phone number
Expect Reply Content
FIGURE 88
SM S S P P ARAMET ER

n
SMS P2P
SMS P2P send time delay chart, as shown in Figure 89,
displays the latest 20 data .
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FIGURE 89
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S M S P2 P S E N D T I ME D E L A Y C H A R T
SMS P2P test parameters statistics ,as shown in Figure

90 ,includes
SMSP2PSendMaxDelay(ms):maximum send delay for SMS
P2P
SMSP2PMinDelay(ms):minimum delay delay for SMS P2P
SMSP2PSendAvgDelay(ms):average send delay for SMS
P2P
SMSP2PSendReqNum: send request times for SMS P2P
SMSP2PSendSucNum: SMS P2P send successful times
SMSP2PSendSucRate: SMS P2P send successful rate
FIGURE 90
S M S P2 P T E S T P A R A ME T E R S T AT I S T I C
SMS SP
SMS SP send delay chart, as shown in Figure 91 , displays
the latest 20 data .
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FIGURE 91
SM S S P SEND DELAY CHART
SMS SP test parameter statistics, as shown in Figure 92 ,

includes
SMSSPSendMaxdelay(ms): maximum send delay for SMS SP
SMSSPSendMinDelay(ms): minimum send delay for SMS SP
SMSSPSendAvgDelay(ms): Average send delay for SMS SP
SMSSPRevMaxDelay(ms):maximum receive delay for SMS SP
SMSSPRevMinDelay(ms): minimum receive delay for SMS SP
SMSSPRevAvgDelay(ms): average receive delay for SMS SP
SMSSPSendReqNum:SMS SPsend request times
SMSSPSendSucNum:SMS SP successful send times
SMSSPSendSucRate: SMS SP successful send rate
SMSSPRevReqNum: SMS SP receive request times
SMSSPRevSucNum: SMS SP successful receive times
SMSSPRevSucRate: SMS SP successful receive rate
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FIGURE 92
S M S S P T E S T PAR A ME T E R ST AT I ST I C S
SMS SP receive delay chart, as shown in Figure 93

Receive Delay Chart ,displays the lastest 20 data.
FIGURE 93
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SMS SP
SM S S P RECEIVE DELAY CH ART
GPRS Test
1. Test Plan Setting:
n
GPRS Attach
The parameters of GPRS Attach test, as shown in Figure 94 ,
includes Device and Max Attach Times.
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FIGURE 94
G P R S AT T AC H PAR A ME T E R
GPRS Detach
The parameters of GPRS Detach test as shown in
includes Device and Max Attach Times.
FIGURE 95
Figure 95,
G PR S DET AC H PAR A MET ER S
2. Test Statistics and Parameter Display:

GPRS Attach & Detach Delay Chart, as shown in Figure 96 ,
displays the latest 20 data.
FIGURE 96
G PR S AT T AC H & DET AC H DEL AY C H AR T
GPRS Attach & Detach test parameter statistics ,as shown Figure
97 , includes:
AttachMaxDelay(ms): maximum attach delay
AttachMinDelay (ms): minimum attach delay
AttachAvgDelay(ms): average attach delay
DetachMaxDelay(ms): maximum detach delay
DetachMinDelay(ms): minimum detach delay
DetachAvgDelay(ms): average detach delay
AttachReqNum: attach request times
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AttachSucNum: attach successful times

AttachSucRate: attach successful rate
FIGURE 97
G P R S A T T A C H & D E T A C H T E S T P A R A M E T E R S T AT I S T I C S
PDP Test
n
PDP Active
PDP Active test parameters ,as shown in Figure 98 , includes
Devices ,Max PDP Activate Time(s) and APN.
FIGURE 98
P D P AC T I V E PAR A ME T E R S
PDP Deactive
PDP Deactive test parameters, as shown in Figure 99 ,
includes Device ,and Max PDP Deactivate Time(s).
FIGURE 99
P D P DE AC T I V E PAR A ME T E R S
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PDP Activate & Deactivate Delay Chart as shown in Figure 100 ,

displays the latest 20 data .
FIGURE 100
PD P AC T I VAT E & DEAC T I VAT E DEL AY C H A RT
PDP Context Parameter Statistics, as shown in Figure 101 ,

includes
PDPActiveMaxDelay(ms): Maximum delay for PDP activate
PDPActiveMinDelay(ms): minimum delay for PDP activate
PDPActiveAvgDelay(ms): average delay for PDP activate
PDPDeactivateMaxDelay(ms):
deactivate
maximum
PDPDeactiveMinDelay(ms) :
deactivate
Minimum
delay
for
PDP
delay
for
PDP
DetachAvgDelay(ms): average delay for PDP deactivate

PDPActivateReqNum: PDP activate request times
PDPActivateSucNum: PDP activate successful times
PDPActivateSucRate: PDP deactivate successful rate
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PING Test
n
Ping
Ping test parameters ,as shown in Figure 102 ,includes
Device,IP Address,Send Packet Size(bytes) Ping,Time
Out(s),Number of Ping.
FIGURE 102
PI N G P AR A ME T E R S

Ping Delay Chart, as shown in Figure 103 , displays the latest
20 test data.
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FIGURE 103
PI N G DE L A Y C H AR T
Ping test parameter statistics, as shown in Figure 104 , includes:

PingMaxDelay(ms): maximum ping delay
PingMinDelay(ms): minimum ping delay
PingAvgDelay(ms): average ping delay
PingReqNum: ping request times
PingSucNum: ping successful times
PingSucRate:ping successful rate
FIGURE 104
P I N G T E S T P A R A M E T E R S T AT I S T I C S
HTTP Test
n
HTTP
HTTP test parameters ,as shown in Figure 105, includes
Device,URL,LocalFile,Direction and Timeouts.
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FIGURE 105
Test Control
HT T P P A R A M E T E R S

HTTP test parameters statistics, as shown in Figure 106 ,
includes
DL SendBytes: download send Bytes number
DL RecBytes: download receive Bytes number
DL TransferTime: download transfer time
DL RecThrputMax: maximum throughput for download receive
DL RecThrputAvq : average throughput for download receive
DLRecThrputCur: current throughput for download receive
DLSendThrputMax: maximum throughput for download send
DLSendThrputAvq: average throughput for download send
DLSendThrputCur: current throughput for download send
DLRecTotalSize: total size for download receive
DLRecStartPos: start position for download receive
DLRecTransferred: download receive transferred
DLSendTotalSize: total size for download send
DLSendStartPos: start position for download send
DLSendTransferred: download send transferred
ULSendBytes:upload send Bytes
ULRecBytes: upload receive bytes
ULTransferTime: upload transfer time
ULRecThrput:Max:maximum throughput for upload receive
ULRecThrputAvq:average throughput for upload receive
ULRecThrputCur: current throughput for upload receive
ULSendThrputMax Max:maximum throughput for upload send
ULSendThrputAvq :average throughput for upload send
ULSendThrputCur: current throughput for upload send
ULRecTotalSize: Total size for upload receive
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ULRecStartPos: start position for upload receive

ULRecTransferred:upload receive transferred
ULSendTotalSize:total size for upload send
ULSendStartPos: start position for upload send
ULSendTransferred: upload send transferred
DLHTTPMinDelayms: minimum delay for HTTP download
DLHTTPAvqDelayms: average delay for HTTP download
ULHTTPMaxDelayms: maximum delay for HTTP upload
ULHTTPAvqDelayms:
FIGURE 106
average delay for HTTP upload
HT T P S T A T I S T I C S
MMS Test
1.
n
Test Plan Setting

MMS Send
MMS Send parameters as shown in Figure 107,includes
Device,Time
Out(s),Receive
Phone
Number,Send
File,GateWay IP,GateWay IP Port,MMS Center URL.
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FIGURE 107
2.
Test Control
M M S S E N D PAR A ME T E R S
Test Statistics and Parameter Display:
MMS Send Delay Chart ,as shown in Figure 108 ,displays the
latest 20 data.
n
FIGURE 108
M M S SEN D DEL AY C H AR T
MMS send test parameter statistics ,as shown in Figure 109 ,

includes
MMSSnedMaxDelay(ms):maximum delay for MMS send
MMSSendMinDelay(ms):minimum delay for MMS send
MMSSendAvgDelay(ms):average delay for MMS send
MMSSendReqNum: MMS send request times
MMSSendSucNum: MMS successful send times
MMSSendSucRate: MMS successful send rate
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FIGURE 109
M M S S E N D T E S T P A R A ME T E R S T A T I S T I C S
Condition Test
1.
n
Test Plan Setting

Loop
Loop parameters, as shown in Figure 110 , includes one only
parameters Counts.
FIGURE 110
LO OP PARAMET ERS
Wait
Wait parameters, as shown in Figure 111 , only includes one :
Duration Time,which can be added into different test
items ,to increase wait delay .
FIGURE 111
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W AI T PAR A ME T E R S
Synchronize
Chapter 8
Test Control
Synchronize has no parameter. During the implementation,

all its sub nodes are implemented at the same time.
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GSM/UMTS Wireless
Parameter Display
ZXPON CNT software provides the display window and setting
window for various network parameters of both GSM and
UMTS.The chapter introduce the interfaces of the window, and
gives clear description about the meanings of the parameters.
GSM Mode
Serving NB Cell Param
FIGURE 112
S E R V I N G N B C E L L PAR A M
Parameter Description
CellName Cell Name
CI Cell Identity
BCCHBroadcast Control Channel
NCC Network Color Code
BCC BTS Color Code
RX_LEVReceive Electrical Level
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C1 Path Loss Parameter

C2 Cell Reselect Parameter
RxMin Allowed Minimum Electrical Level
CRHCell Reselect Hysteresis
CROCell Reselect Offset
PT Punishment Time
TO Cell Reselect Temporary Offset
Current Channel
FIGURE 113
CURRENT CHANNEL
Channel Type
Channel Mode
Sc Rxlev Sevice Cell Receive Electrical Level
TNTimeslot Number
Rxlev Full Receive Electrical LevelFull
Rxlev SubReceove Electrical Level Sub
Rxqual Full Receive Signal QualityFull
Rxqual SubReceive Signal QualitySub
FERError Rate
MS Power Level
TATime advance
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GSM/UMTS Wireless Parameter Display
Max RLT Counter

Current RLT Counter
HSN Hop Series Number
MAIO Mobile Assignment Index Offset
Serving Cell
FIGURE 114
SERVING CELL
Parameter Description:
Sc CellName Service Cell Name
Sc GPRS FlagService Cell GPRS Flag
MCC Mobile Country Code
MNC Mobile Network Code
LAC Location Area Code
CI Cell ID
Sc RA ColorService Cell RA Color
Sc BCCH Service Cell Broadcast Control Channel
Sc NCC Service Cell Network Color Code
Sc BCC Service Cell BS Color Code
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Sc CRH Service Cell Reselect Hysteresis

Sc CRO Service Cell Reselect Offset
Sc PTService Cell Punishement Time
Sc TO Service Cell Reselect Temporary Offset
Sc Rxlev AccMin Service Cell Allowed Minimum Receive
Electrical Level
MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
Electrical Level
Control Channel Maximum Power
BS-PA-MFRAMSPage Channel Complex Frame Count

CCCH countCommon Control Channel Count
BS-AG-BLKS-RES Access Allowed Block Reserved Number
T3212 Cyclic Location Update Timer
RLC
FIGURE 115
RLC
Total RLC data blocks retransmitted(UL)
Total RLC data blocks transmitted(UL)
Total RLC data blocks retransmitted(DL)
Total RLC data blocks transmitted(DL)
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Rxlev Rxqual
FIGURE 116
RXLEV RX QUAL
Sc Rxlev Service Cell Receive Electrical Level
Rxlev FullService Cell Receive Electrical Level Full
Rxlev SubService Cell Receive Electrical Level Sub
Rxqual FullReceive Signal Quality Full
Rxqual Sub Receive Signal Quality Sub
TA Time Advance
MS Power Level
LLC
FIGURE 117
LLC
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Total LLC frames transmitted(UL)

Transmitted (Upload)
Total LLC Frames
LLC Data Throughput in kbit/s(UL) LLC Data Throughput

in kbits/s( Upload)
Total LLC frames transmitted(DL)
Transmitted (Download)
Total LLC Frames
LLC Data Throughput in kbit/s(DL) LLC Data Throughput

in kbits/s( Download)
EGPRS
FIGURE 118
EG PRS
UL window size Upload Window Size
Global CV_BEP_GMSK
Global MEAN_BEP_GMSK
DL window sizeDownload Window Size
Global CV_BEP_8PSK
Global MEAN_BEP_8PSK
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Serving NB Cell Rxlev

FIGURE 119
SERVING NB CELL RXLEV
RX_LEV Service Cell Receive Electrical Level
NCC Network Color Code
BCC BS Color Code
ARFCN Radio Frequency Channel Number
UMTS Mode
WCDMA Dedicated Physical
Channels UL
FIGURE 120
W C DM A- D E D I C A T E D P H Y S I C A L C H A N N E L S U L
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Max Tx Power Maximum Transmit Power
SF Min Minimum Spread Factory
Power OffsetDPCCH Transmit Power Offset
Initial Tx Power Initial Transmit Power
SC_Type Code Type
PCPLen Power Control Prefix Length
SC(DPCH UL)Scrambling Code
PCA Power Control Algorithm
WCDMA PRACH
FIGURE 121
W C DM A PR A C H
SCScrambling Code
SF Min Minimum Spread Factory
MAX Allowed Tx Power Maximum Allowed Transmission
Power
Signature Mask 16-bit mask of available signatures
Sub Channel Mask 12-bit mask of available signatures
UL Puncture Limit Uplink puncturing limit (0.4 to 1 in steps
of 0.04) * 100 UL_PUNCT_LIM = UL_PUNCT_LIM_VAL/100
Transport Channel ID Transport channel ID; 1 to 32
Power Ramp Step Preamble power ramp step from 1 to 8
dB;
Preamble Transmission Number Preamble transmissions
number allowed, 1 to 64
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WCDMA RACH
FIGURE 122
W C DM A R AC H
Message LengthMessage Length: 10ms,or 20 ms
Preamble NumberNumber of preambles transmitted, number
max 64
AICH StatusThe status of the Acquisition Indicator Channel
(AICH) when the last access timeslot is sent
Preamble Signature Signature for last access channel
preamble, from 0 to 15
Access SlotAccess timeslot
SFNThe System Frame Number (SFN) when the last preamble
is sent
AICH Timing0 0 (3 access slots);
RF Tx Power Rradio Frequency Transmission Power

MAX Preamble Cycles Number Maximum
preamble cycles; integer from 1 to 32
number
of
WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set

FIGURE 123
W C DM A A C T I V E & N E I G H B O R S E T
AS Cell Num Activated Cell Number
AS ARFCN_DL Downlink Centre Frequency
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NB ARFCN Num Neighbour Frequecny Number

NB Cell Num Neighbour Cell Number
WCDMA RRC Status

FIGURE 124
W C DM A R R C S T A T E
Parameters Description:
RRC Current status
RRC State
Current RRC Procedure
RRC Failure Cause
Protorcol Error Cause
WCDMA Service Cell Information

FIGURE 125
W C DM A S E R V E I C E C E L L I N F O R M A T I O N
URFCN UL Upload Frequency
URFCN DL Download Frequency
Cell Reserved Whether the cell is reserved
Cell ID
URA ID Register Area ID
Cell Barred
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Rx_Power Trasmit Power

Cell Reserved for Sol SA
UE Camped on a Cell
Allowed Access
Total Aggr Ec/IO
Total Aggr RSCP
WCDMA NAS Status

FIGURE 126
W C DM A N AS S T A T U S
Register State
UE Operation Mode
PLMN Selection Mode
IMEI International Mobile Equipment ID
IMSI International Mobile Subcriber ID
TMSI Temporary Mobile Subscriber ID
P-TMSI Packet-Temporary Mobile Subscriber ID
MCC Mobile Country Code
LAI Location Area ID
MNC Mobile Network Code
RAI Route Area ID
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WCDMA NAS MM & GMM Status

FIGURE 127
W C DM A N AS M M & G M M S T A T U S
Parameter Description :
Network Operation Mode
Service Type
MM_State Mobile Management State
MM Sub State Mobility Management State
MM Update Mobility Management Update State
GMM StateGPRS Mobility Management State
GMM Sub StateGPRS Mobility Management Sub State
GMM UpdateGPRS Mobility Management Update State
WCDMA Dedicated Physical

Channels DL
FIGURE 128
W C DM A D E D I C A T E D P H Y S I C A L C H A N N E L S D L
Div ModeDivision Mode

Ch_State Channel State
Slot_Format
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WCDMA Active Set

FIGURE 129
W C DM A A C T I V E S E T
AS_Cell_Ref Indicates whether the cell is a reference one,
where 1 means a reference cell
AS_PSC Primary Scrambling Code
AS_TPC Cell power control parameter
AS_diversity
AS_SCPICH
channel is used
Indicates whether the supplementary pilot
AS_SSCSecondary Scrambling Code

As_CELL_POSCell information detection position (in chips)
AS_Cell PosCell Position
WCDMA Neighbor Set

FIGURE 130
W C DM A N E I G H B O R S E T
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NB_ARFCN DLDownlink Frequency
NB PSC Neighbour Primary Scrambling Code
NB Diversity Neighbour Transmit Diversity Indication
NB PosCell information detection position (in chips)
WCDMA BLER
FIGURE 131
W C DM A BL E R
TrCHIDTransmit Channel ID
CRC Rev The number of CRC packets obtained in the
measurement window
CRC Err The number of incorrect CRC packets obtained in the
measurement window
WCDMA Cell Reselection (W Cell)

FIGURE 132
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CR PSC Primary Scrambling Code
CR ARFCN Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number
CR RSCP Received Signal Code Power (in dBs)
CR Rank Cell reselection criterion
CR Ec/Io Cell Reselection Ec/Io
CR Rank (Ec/Io) Cell reselection criterion (cell ranking) Ec/Io
for serving or neighbor cell, respectively
WCDMA Cell Reselection (G Cell)

FIGURE 133
W C DM A C E L L R E S E L E C T I O N ( G C E L L )
CR ARFCNAbsolute Radio Frequency Channel Number
CR BSICBase Station Identity Code
CR RSSI GSM cell reselection standard
CR RANK Determines how much better the neighbor cell
relative to the servring cell is
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WCDMA Finger
FIGURE 134
W C DM A F I N G E R
Finger IDFinger Index
Finger PSCScrabling Code
Finger Pos Finger information detection position (in chips)
Finger CPICH Energy(dB) Common Pilot Channel energy (in
dBs)Lock Status
Finger Status
Finger CC orthogonal variable spreading factor code
Finger Div have Diversity or not
Finger Energy DivCommon Pilot Channel energy diversity (in
dBs)
TPC IndexTransmit Power Control index
Assign StateFinger Assign State
WCDMA SCH
FIGURE 135
W C DM A S C H
PSC PosPN information detection position (in chips)
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ECIO Interferance Ratio

PSC groupPrimary Scrambling Code Group
WCDMA Common Physical

Channels DL
FIGURE 136
W C DM A C O M M O N P H Y S I C A L C H A N N E L S D L
Parameter Desciption
CH StateChannel State
CH Type Channel Type
Slot Format
SCScrambling Code
Div Mode Diversity Mode
CCTrch IDCoded Composite Transport Channel ID
Time OffsetTime Offset (in 256 chips)
Channel Code
WCDMA RACH ASC Info

FIGURE 137
W C DM A R AC H A S C I N F O
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ASC IDAccess service class identifier;
Persistence
WCDMA UL Transport Channel

FIGURE 138
W C DM A UL T R A N S P O R T C H A N N E L
CH ID Uplink Channel ID
Code RateError correcting code rate
CRC NumNumber of CRC Bits
TTI Transmission Time Interval
Rate Matching
WCDMA UL Transport Channel

Format
FIGURE 139
W C DM A UL T R A N S P O R T C H A N N E L F O R M A T
TFC IDTransport Format Combination ID
BCBetaC: BetaC, control channel power gain factor
BDBetaD: BetaD, data channel power gain factor
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GF_CALCGain factor calculation
WCDMA DL Transport Channel

FIGURE 140
W C DM A DL T R A N S P O R T C H A N N E L
CH ID Downlink Channel ID
CH TypeChannel Type
Code RateError correcting code rate
CRC NumNumber of CRC Bit
TTITransmission Timing Interval
Rate Matching
WCDMA DL Transport Channel

Format
FIGURE 141
W C DM A DL T R A N S P O R T C H A N N E L F O R M A T
DLTrChID Downlink Transmission Channel
Transport Block SizeTransport block size in bits
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Transport Block Num
WCDMA MAC UL Transport

Channel Information
FIGURE 142
W C DM A M AC UL T R A N S P O R T C H A N N E L I N F O R M A T I O N
ULTrChID Uplink Transmit Channel
Logical Channel Num
Logical Channels List
WCDMA MAC UL Logical Channel

Information
FIGURE 143
W C DM A M AC UL L O G I C A L C H A N N E L I N F O R M A T I O N
RLC ID Radio Link Control ID
Channel Type
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RLC ModelRadio Link Control Model

RB IDRadio Bearer ID
MAC ID
MAC PriorityMAC logical channel priority
WCDMA MAC DL Transport

Channel Information
FIGURE 144
W C DM A M AC DL T R A N S P O R T C H A N N E L I N F O R M A T I O N
ULTrChID Downlink Transmission Channel
CH Type
Logical Channel Num
Logical Channels List
WCDMA MAC DL Logical Channel

Information
FIGURE 145
W C DM A M AC DL L O G I C A L C H A N N E L I N F O R M A T I O N
RLC IDRadio Link Control ID
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Channel TypeChannel Type

RLC ModelRadio Link Control Model
RB IDRadio Bearer ID
WCDMA MAC UL Traffic Volume

FIGURE 146
W C DM A M AC UL T R A F F I C V O L U M E
RB ID Radio Bearer ID
RLC Buffers PayloadCurrent RLC Payload
RLC Buffer Payload(Average)RLC Average Payload
RLC Buffer Payload(Variance)RLC Payload Variance
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics(1)

FIGURE 147
W C DM A R L C UL AM S T AT I S T I C S ( 1 )
AMD Logical ChID Uplink Data Logical Channel ID
Control Logic ChID Uplink Control Logical Channel ID
Logic Ch Type Logical Channel Type
Reset Num The total number of RLC reset
Transmission Window Size
PDU Bytes Transmitted
SDU Bytes Transmitted
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WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (2)

FIGURE 148
W C DM A R L C UL AM S T AT I S T I C S ( 2 )
AMD Logical ChID Uplink Data Logical Channel ID
Control Logic ChID Uplink Control Logical Channel ID
AMD PDUS Transmitted First AMD PDU The number of AMD
PDU transmitted first
AMD PDUS retransmittedAMD PDU The number of AMD PDU
retransmitted
PDUS NAK Accumulative number of PDU not responding
VT_SThe serial number of the latest AMD PDU sent
VT_AThe serial number of the latest AMD PDU acknowledged
UL AM Buffer StatusSnapshot of the uplink buffer occupancy
status Report
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (1)

FIGURE 149
W C DM A R L C DL AM S T AT I S T I C S ( 1 )
AMD Logical ChIDDownlink Data Logical Channel ID
Control Logical ChIDDownlink Control Logical Channel ID
Logical CH TypeLogical Channel Type
PDU Bytes ReceivedThe Byte number of PDU Received
SDU Bytes ReceivedThe Byte number of SDU Received
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Error PDUSTotal Number of Error PDU
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics(2)

FIGURE 150
W C DM A R L C DL AM S T AT I S T I C S ( 2 )
AMD Logical ChID Downlink Data Logical Channel ID
Control Logical ChID Downlink Control Logical Channel ID
AMD PDUS Received Accumulated Number of AMD PDU
Received
Control PDUS
Received
Received Accumulated
Number
of
PDU
VR_R Sequence number of the last in sequence AMD PDU

received (VR_R)
VR_H Highest sequence number AMD PDU received so far
(VR_H)
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WCDMA Power Info

FIGURE 151
W C DM A P O W E R I N F O
Rx Power Receive Power
Tx Power Transmission Power
SIR
Max Tx PowerMaximum Transmission Power
WCDMA(W) Serving_Neighbor Cell

List
FIGURE 152
W C DM A( W ) S E R V I N G _ N E I G H B O R C E L L L I S T
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Serv CellName Service Cell Name
Serv ARFCN Service Cell Frequency
Serv Psc Service Cell Scrambling Code
NB_CellNameNeighbour Cell Name
NB ARFCN Neighbour Cell Frequency
NB PSCNeighbour Cell Scrambling Code
WCDMA Set Cell List

FIGURE 153
W C DM A S E T C E L L L I S T
ARFCNFrequency
AS CellName Active Set Cell Name
AS PSC Active Set Scrambling Code
MS CellName Monitoring Set Cell Name
MS PSC Monitoring Set Scrambling Code
DS CellName Detection Set Cell Name
DS PSC Detective Set Cell Name
HSDPA HS-SCCH Information

FIGURE 154
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Sub Frame CountNumber of subframes in this packet
SCCH Decode CountSubframes in which SCCH decoding was
attempted
Valid SCCH Count Subframes in which valid SCCH was
received
SCCH Decode%Percent of SCCG Decode (SCCG Decode
Count / Sub Frame Count *100)
SCCH Valid%Percent of SCCG Valid (SCCG Valid Count /
Sub Frame Count *100)
HSDPA HS-DPCCH Information

FIGURE 155
HS D P A
HS- DPCC H INFOR MAT ION
Average CQI
ACK
NACK
DTX
Valid CQI Valid CQI number percent of total CQI
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HSDPA Decoder Status

FIGURE 156
HS D P A D E C O D E R S T A T U S
HS DL ThroughputHSDPA Downlind Throughput
First BlerThe percent of First Bler
Residue BlerResidue Bler Percentage
Statistics BlerStatistics Bler Percentage
QPSK Count Count of QPSK used in HS decoding.
QAM16 Count Count of QAM16 used in HS ecoding.
QPSK QPSK Count Percent of the two methods
QAM16QAM16 Count Percent of the two methods
HSUPA Happy Bit Status

FIGURE 157
HS D P A H A P P Y B I T S T AT U S
Happy Bit StausHappy Bit Status
HappyHappy state percentage in the whole state
UnHappyUnhappy state percentage in the whole state
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HSDPA UL Bler Information

FIGURE 158
HS D P A U L B L E R I N F O R M A T I O N
First BlerUplink First Bler Percentage
Residue BlerResidual Bler Percentage
Statistics BlerStatistics Bler Percentage
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information

FIGURE 159
HS D P A E - D C H C O N T R O L I N F O R MA T I O N
SG Service Grant Index Based on AGCH and RGCH
LUPRThis is the SG index after mapping the reference_ETPR
to theclosest higher SG in the relative grant calculation
E-TFCI
TTI In Use Trasmission Timeslot
AG ValueAbsolute grant Value
AG SCOPEAbsolute grant scope
HICHIndicates the combined ACK/NAK for the transport block
sent in this TTI
Serving AGIndicates the combined serving RGCH determining
the serving grant for the transport block sent in this TTI.
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NonServing AG Indicates the combined nonserving RGCH

determining the serving grant for the transport block sent in this
TTI
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information

2
FIGURE 160
HS D P A E - D C H C O N T R O L I N F O R MA T I O N 2
PSCScrambling Code
TPC Index
HICHIndicates the ACK/NAK reported per cell for the transport
block sent in this TTI.
RG Indicates the RGCH per cell determining the serving grant
for the transport block sent in this TTI.
HSUPA SI Information
FIGURE 161
HS U P A S I I N F O R M A T I O N
HLTDHighest priority logical channel ID
HLBSHighest priority logical channel buffer status
TEBSTotal E-DCH buffer status
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Triggering Status Indicates whether SI was triggered by

buffer status or periodic trigger
Appending Status Indicates whether SI was added due to
available padding
UPHUE power headroom
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10
Chapter Templates
ZXPOS CNT software provides some template windows, to
enable user to define its own window .The chapter is to
introduce the open method and setting about the template
window.
Template Overview
Template window is for the user to define its own window, more
easily checking the useful information .Template Window is in
the main window menu .The infoElement of the IE tree in left
navigator can be dragged into the template, to configure what to
display in the window, as shown in figure Figure 162 .
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FIGURE 162
T H E T E MP L AT E LO C AT I O N IN T H E LE FT TR EE
Grid Template
Drag IE In the Left Tree To Grid
Template
In the InfoElement page of left tree, IE can be dragged into Grid
Template.One or multiple IE can be dragged, to form a one
dimension or two dimension windows as shown in Figure 163.
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FIGURE 163
G R I D T E MP L A T E
FIGURE 164
GRIDFOR M
Chapter Templates
Grid Option Setting

Right click in the window and Select Grid Option, to pop up the
below dialog box, as shown in Figure 165 , to set every grid in
the window. In the figure, ColNum is to set the column number,
RowNum to set the row number and ShowDevID is to set
whether to display the DevID of the parameters.
FIGURE 165
GRID SETTING
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FIGURE 166
UN I T G RI D S ET T I N G
In Figure 166 , select one gird , click Edit, pop up the below
interface, as shown in Figure 167 .
FIGURE 167
CELL GRID EDIT WINDOW
If Caption is selected, the displayed name of the grid can be

input ; if not selected, the grid is one parameter value ,as shown
in Figure 168.
After the edit, click OK to complete.
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FIGURE 168
Chapter Templates
CELL GRID EDIT
Save Window
FIGURE 169
T HE LOCAT ION GRID FORM S AVED
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Right click in the Window, select SaveForm to save the edited

window, to create one user-define window in the main window
left tree .
As shown in Figure 169 , The Grid Form below Custom Form is
one saved window.
Modify the Device Name and

Window Name In Current Grid
Template
Right click and select Properties, pop up the below window, as
shown in Figure 170 , where the device name and window name
can be set .
FIGURE 170
G R I D WI N D O W PR O P E R T I E S
Grid & Chart Template

Drage IE To Grid & Chart Template
From InfoElement page of navigating menu left tree, IE can be
dragged into Grid & Chart Template, to form the curve and
the chart, as shown in Figure 171 .
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FIGURE 171
Chapter Templates
GRID CHART FOR M
Grid Option Setting And Chart

Option Setting
Right click and select Grid Option and Chart Option .The
window of them are same, and here is to introduce the window
of Chart Option as shown in Figure 172 .
FIGURE 172
CH AR T OPT I ON
From the above window, the curve can be added, deleted and
modified of its properties. Clikc Edit to pop up the dialog box as
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shown in Figure 173 . The curve color and device name can be
set.
FIGURE 173
C U R V E PR O P E R T Y
Save Window
Right click select SaveForm to save the window in the left tree,
to create one user-define window, as shown in Figure 174,
where the GridChart Form below Custom Form is the window
saved.
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FIGURE 174
T H E L O C AT I O N
Chapter Templates
GRIDCHART FOR M SAVED
Modify Device Name and Window

Name
In the right click menu ,select Propertiesthe below dialog box
will be opened ,as shown in Figure 175,where the device name
and window name can be modified.
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FIGURE 175
GRIDCHART FORM WINDOW PROP ERT IES
Set & Grid Template

Drag Left Tree IE To Set & Grid
Template
From the infoElement page in the navigation menu, drage the
IE to the window, to form a 2 dimension window, as shown in
Figure 176
FIGURE 176
SET GRID FORM
Set Grid Option

Right click in the window and select Grid Optionwill pop up
the below window ,where every column can set ,as shown in
Figure 177.
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FIGURE 177
Chapter Templates
S E T G R I D S ET
Save Window
Right click and select SaveForm, to save the window in the left
tree, to create the user-define window, as shown in Figure 178,
where the SetGrid Form below Custom Form is the saved
window .
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FIGURE 178
S AVED SET GRID FORM WINDOW
Modify the Device Name and

Window Name
Right click and select Properties, the below dialog box will be
open, as shown in Figure 179.
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FIGURE 179
Chapter Templates
PR O P E R T Y WI N D O W
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11
Route Map Analysis

Route Map Analysis gives more direct information about the
environement and route .The chapter is mainly to introduce the
functions and operation of Map window
Router Map
Toolbar Introduction
FIGURE 180
ROUT E M APT OOLBAR
The functions of the toolbar are described in Table 5.

T ABLE 5
Button
TOOLBAR BUTTON DESCRIPTION

Function Description
Shortcut menu
IE Selection
None
Map Setting
None
Show Line Connection
None
Line Connection Setting
None
Show Event
None
E ve n t I c o n D is p la y F i l t e r
None
Show BS Ce ll
None
BS Cell Display Setting
None
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Button
Shortcut menu
Show Scale
None
Distance Measurement
None
Clear Distance Display

Picture Load
Copy Map Example
Eagle-eye Map
None
None
None
None
Automatical middle
None
Mouse as Arrow
Arrow
Drag Map
Pan
Zoom In the Map
Zoom In
Zoom Out the Map
Zoom Out
Show all BS Cells
None
Show All routes
None
Click the following buttons, such as IE Selection, Map Setting,

Line Connection Setting, the dialog box will pop up.For the
detailed operation ,check the below description.
Layer Setting
Click
Button Select TAB Open Layers pops up as
shown in Figure 1 8 1 .
Click
button, Layer Control dialog box pops up as shown in
the Figure 1 8 1 .
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FIGURE 181
Route Map Analysis
T A B L AYER SET T I N G DI AL OG BOX
The buttons and words in the dialog box are described as in the
following:
LayersIndicate current layers in the map
UpMove selected layer up
Down Move selected layer down
AddAdd one or more Tab files in the layer list
Remove Delete the selected layer
Remove All Delete all the layers
Preview Preview the selected layer
IE Select Setting
Click the button
in Figure 182.
IESelect dialog box pops up ,as shown
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FIGURE 182
IE SEL EC T DI AL OG BOX
The operation of the dialog box is as in the following

DeviceID Select the device whose IE is to add into the Map
ArgumentSet parameter offset value
ConditionConditions to select IE
Elements IE can be added into Map
Selected All the IE selected to display in the Map
Add the IEs selected from Elements to add into
Selected
Delete the IE from Selected
Delete all the IE from Selected
Map Parameter Setting

Click the button
Figure 183.
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Map Setting pops up ,as shown in
Chapter 11
FIGURE 183
Route Map Analysis
M AP SETT ING
The operation is as following

X_OffsetX axis
offset
Y_OffsetY axis offset

EventX_OffsetEvent
X axis
offset
EventY_OffsetEvent Y axis offset

Color Paint
Text Paint
Point Type Color Paint Point Shape
Symbol Size
Invalid Color
Invalid Text
Click the button
pops up Line Setting dialog box as
shown in Figure 184.
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FIGURE 184
LINE CONNECT ION SETTING
The dialog box is described as following:

Type Connection type: ServerCell for server cell connection
and NBCell for neighbour cell connection
Color Connection Line Color
Width Connection Line Width
Event Filter
Refer to Chapter 7.5 Event Filter
BS Cell Setting and Find

Click
pops up the pull-down box ,as shown in Figure 185.
FIGURE 185
PULL-DOWN BOX
Click Cell Site Settings ,pops

interface ,as shown in Figure 186 .
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up
the
BS
cell
setting
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FIGURE 186
Route Map Analysis
BS C E L L S I T E S E T T I N G S
The parameters are described as following:

CellTypecell type
Sector Cell Redius
Sector Angle
Omni Cell Radius
PropertyOffset
Click Find Cell, pop up Find Cell Window ,as shown in Figure
187.
FIGURE 187
BS C E L L F I N D
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The parameters in the dialog box is described as in Table 6.

T ABLE 6 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
Button
Function
Network Type
Scrambling Code of the
Cell of current loading
project parameter
The ID of the Cell of
current loading project
parameter
The Name of the Cell of
current loading project
parameter
Find
the
Cell
which
meets the requirement

Close
the
current
window
Show
the
cell
found ;double click to

locate it in the map
Information Display and

Switching
Layer
The list in IE layer is as shown in Figure 188 IE layer list.
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FIGURE 188
Route Map Analysis
IE L AYER LIST
The operation of IE layer list is as following:

Choice Box IF selected, IE lay will display in the map,
otherwise not.
Layer Icon IE as the current main IE.
Right click the IE layer, pops up the menu as Figure 189
layer right click menu.
FIGURE 189
IE
I E L A Y E R R I G H T C L I C K ME N U
VisibleIF selected, IE layer will display in the map, otherwise

not.
Set to Current Switch the selected IE as main IE
DeleteDelete IE
Property
Map BS property is displayed as shown in Figure 190.
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FIGURE 190
BS P R O P E R T Y
The figure is displayed as following:

Choice BoxTo show the property of BS cell in the Map or
not
SiteID_BSCID ID BS ID and BSC ID
SiteNameSite Name
CellIDCell ID
BcchArfcnCarrier frequency
Legend
IE legend is shown as in Figure 191.
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FIGURE 191
Route Map Analysis
IE LEGEND
The figure displays the legend setting of all the Map IE.Double
click the IE legend or right click and select IE>SetStages to
modify it in the pop-up dialog box
Information
The current value of the IE is shown as in Figure 192.
FIGURE 192
IE CURRENT VALUE
Route Map
Route Map is shown as in Figure 193
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The Drive Test points will be dynamically colored according to

your setting of IE and Legend. Different colors are used to
identify the values of different orders. The red circuit on the map
indicates the current location. If Base Station information is
loaded,and line connection is set to display ,the lines between
testing point and the cell will be shown in the Map.Click the
Display Event button ,all the unfiltered event icons of the main
IE device will display in the Map.
FIGURE 193
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ROUT E M AP T RACE
Chapter
12
Indoor Test
Indoor test can perform wireless measurement and record
results without referring to GPS messages. In the process of
testing, location information should be input by consulting with
indoor map information. This function is mainly used where GPS
does not cover, such as indoor and urban canyon, to collect data
needed by network engineers in optimizing indoor performance .
As an result, the capability of indoor network can be improved.
This chapter mainly introduces the tools and methods for indoor
testing.
Introduction of indoor test

tool bar
FIGURE 194
R O U T E M AP IN D O O R T E ST T O O L B AR
T AB L E 7 IN D O O R T E ST T O O L B AR BUT T O N DE S C R I PT I O N
Button
Opens pre-defined route file of indoor test
Saves pre-defined route file of indoor test
Selects a path point on the pre-defined route map
Adds a path point before the selected path point
Deletes a path point
Adds a route point after the latest path point, and walks to that route
point
Walks from the latest path point to the next one
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Returns to the latest path point(only once)

Deletes the pre-defined route map
Indoor Test Route Map

FIGURE 195
INDOOR T EST ROUT E M AP
On the device monitor window, select the Indoor Navigator to

start the internal test function.
The pre-defined test route is represented by points and lines as
shown in Figure 195. The blue part indicates the path already
covered (In the above diagram, the passed path becomes blue,
with the RxPower displayed at the same time), and the red part
indicates those not covered yet.The meanings of the numbers on
the diagram are:
1. Indicates the start point of the pre-defined path, represented
by a square. Blue indicates those already covered and red
means those not covered.
2. Indicates the path point already covered, represented by a
blue solid dot.
3. Indicates the current location, with the blue solid dot
surrounded by a red circle.
4
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Indicates the path point not covered yet, represented by a

red solid dot.
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Indoor Test
5. Indicates the path point selected, represented by a green

square. To add any path point, you must first select a path
point.
Defining Paths Operation

1. start the software first and select the Indoor Navigator as
shown in Figure 196. Connect it and get into the indoor test
status.
FIGURE 196
Click the
ST ART INDDOR T EST
button to display the indoor test MAP window.
The
button on the indoor test tool bar allows you to load the
pre-defined test path.
Press the
button, move your mouse to point 1 as shown in in
Figure 197, and click to define the start point and the test path.
Then, move to points 2 and 3, and click to view the pre-defined
test path shown in Figure 197.
FIGURE 197
DEF I N E T EST R OUT E
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2. To add a path point at A between 2 and 3 in Figure 197 2-4,

click the
button, and select the second path point, as
FIGURE 198
S E L E C T R O UT E PO I N T
Press down the

button , and click at A by left mouse in
Figure 197, as shown in Figure 199.
FIGURE 199
AD D R O U T E PO I NT
3. To delete the second path point, click the

click the second path point.
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button, and
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FIGURE 200
Indoor Test
DE L E T E R O U T E PO I NT
4. Perform the delete operation continuously until the definition

process is finished.
5. In the end, click the
test path.
button on the toolbar to save the
Pre-defined Drive Test

To perform a pre-defined path test, user must first move to the
start point on the test site.
After the software gets started, select the Indoor Navigator on
the device monitor window. Connect the equipments and save
the results.
1. Click the
Load the indoor test map.
2. Open the pre-defined path by clicking the
tool bar or manually define a test path.
button on the
3. Click the
button to change the start point to blue,
indicating that you are at this point currently.Move the start
point of on-site test to the next path point, and then click the
button. This will change the appropriate path point to
blue. Continuously click the
is completed.
button, until the indoor test
4. During the test, you can edit the path that is not covered.
Note: the shortcut of
function is space.
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Test without Pre Defined

Path
1. To perform a test without pre-defined path, you must first
move to the start point on the test site.
2. After the software is started, select the Indoor Navigator on
the device monitor window. Connect the equipment and save
the results.
3. Click the
Load the indoor test map.
4. Click the
button, and then click the appropriate start
point on the indoor test map, as shown in Figure 201.
FIGURE 201
S T AR T PO I NT ( WIT H O UT P R E - D E F I N E D R O UT E )
5. Move to the next location on the test site, and then click the
appropriate location point on the indoor map, as shown in
Figure 202.
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FIGURE 202
Indoor Test
M O V E T O N E XT R O UT E P O I NT ( WIT H O UT P R E- D E F I N E D R O UT E )
Repeat step 5 continuously, until the test is completed. Note:

the function of
is the combination of
and
. Please
pay attention to the colour difference of these two icons
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Chapter
13
Multi Handset Test

The support of the network optimization test software to multi
handset is an expansion of the GSM network performance test,
offering a more flexible means to network optimization
engineers for testing the network performance. This chapter
introduces methods of individual handset display settings in
multi handset test.
Overview of Multi Handset

Test
Main functions of muilti handset test are as following:
Supports voice service test and data service test at the same
time.
n
Compares the performances of multiple handsets in the

same network environment.
n
Connect the two testing handsets according to the hardware set

up method in chapter 5. The window shown in Figure 203
appears after completing hardware setup.The current software
system supports a maximum of 6 handsets.
FIGURE 203
H AR D WAR E C O N F I G U R AT I ON WI N D O W
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Data display of muilthandset est

Default Window for Muilt-handset
display
For the default Grid or Grid&Chart window, the user can right
click to get the menu, and then choose "Properties" as shown in
Figure 204.
FIGURE 204
DE F AU L T W I N D O W F O R M UI LT - H AN D S ET DI S P L AY 1
In the pop-up Properties window, choose MS2 from the DevID

pulling down list as shown in Figure 205.
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FIGURE 205
Multi Handset Test
D E F A U L T W I N D O W F O R MU I L T - H A N D S E T D I S P L A Y
After choosing OKthe window displays MS2 data , as shown in

Figure 2 0 6 .
FIGURE 206
DE F AU L T WI N D O W F O R M UI LT - H AN D S ET DI S P L AY 3
Template Window for Mulit Handset

Display
We take Grid Template as an example. Right click in the window
and choose Grid Option as shown in Figure 207.
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FIGURE 207
T E MP L A T E W I N D O W F O R M U I L T - H A N D S E T D I S P L A Y 1
In the pop-up Grid Option window, choose Cell label page first,
and choose the corresponding left tree node, then click on the
Edit button on the right- hand sideas shown in Figure 207.
FIGURE 207
T E MP L A T E W I N D O W F O R M U I L T - H A N D S E T D I S P L A Y 2
In the pop-up Cell Edit window, handset number (e.g: MS1,

MS2) can be changed in the Device ID fulling down list as
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FIGURE 208
Multi Handset Test
T E MP L A T E W I N D O W F O R M U I L T - H A N D S E T D I S P L A Y 3 .
Click on OK button, parameter value of multiple handsets could

be displayed in a same Grid template window which offers a
more flexible means to network optimization engineers for
testing comparisonas shown in Figure 209.
FIGURE 209
T E MP L A T E
WINDOW FOR
M U ILT - H AN D S ET DI S P L AY
Signalling Window for Muilt-handset

Display
In the signalling window, choose MessageFilter label page in
the right column, then choose a handset number in the Device
listas shown in Figure 210.
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FIGURE 210
SI GN AL L I N G WI N D OW F OR M ULT I HAN D SET DI SPL AY
Map Window for Mulit-handset

Display
The display in map window is similar with the display in template
widow, as shown in Figure 211.
FIGURE 211
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M AP WI N D OW F OR M ULT I HAN D SET DI SPL A Y
Chapter
14
Handset Forcing Function

Testing handset has functions of frequency-locking, handover,
code changing and so on, which could be operated directly on
the handset. These functions enable users to do the same
operations on the interface of Drive Test software, offering
flexible operation to the testers at the same time. This chapter
introduces the window for handset forcing function.
Forcing Function Interface

Double click [GSMForcingShow in Menu of navigator window]
to open the handset forcing function window of GSM network as
FIGURE 212
H AN D S E T FO R C I N G FU N CT I ON
The operation of handset forcing function window is as following:

1. Device pulling down list: choose the operated handset, and
refresh the current Forcing status of the handset.
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2. Update button: refresh the Forcing status of in Device

manually.
3. Preferred Voice Codec pull down list: Choosing voice code.
None: any. Other: coding scheme.
4. Down-link coding scheme pull down list: Downlink coding
scheme. None: none. Other: coding scheme.
5. Forbidden Cell Reselection/Handover column: forbid
cell re-selection and switching, Active: active, Deactive:
deactive.
6. Forcing Cell Reselection/Handover column: force cell
reselection and handover.
7.
the first pulling down list provides the list of main cell and
six strongest neighbouring cell for user to choose.
the second pulling down list is used to choose frequency
band message manually.
the third pulling down list is used to input point frequency
message manually.Blank means none of frequency-lock.
Frequency Band column: lock frequency band.

The OK button: send out relevant handset forcing function
.
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Chapter
15
Scanning
To get the frequency of the site, the user can use the scanning
function of the testing handset or use scanner to scan the
frequency point. This chapter introduces displaying window,
parameter setting method, setting windows and commands
sending of different scanning methods.
Display Window of Scanning

Double click on [navigator window-Menu-GSMScanShow] to
open the display window of handset scanning window in GSM
network, as shown in Figure 213.
FIGURE 213
H AN D SET SC AN N I N G DI SPL AY
The introduction of handset scanning display window is as

following:
1. Chart: displays frequency point and field strength value of
scanning Axis provides frequency point value and ordinate
provides field strength value. Because DCS1800 and
PCS1900 share the same frequency value, D is added to
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DCS1800 and is added to PCS1900 to distinguish them. The

maximum frequency value is marked in green and the
smallest one is marked in red.
2. GridDisplays field strength and frequency point value in
table, and shows BSIC value of static scanning.
Right click menu
ShowGSM900 Displays
frequency band.
n
scanning
results
of
GSM900
ShowDCS1800:Displays
frequency band.
scanning
results
of
DCS1800
ShowPCS1900:Displays
frequency band.
scanning
results
of
PCS1900
ShowAllDisplays scanning results of all frequency band.
Property Pop-up dialogue box for scanning display setting.
Dialogue box of scanning display setting is shown in Figure

214.
n
FIGURE 214
SC AN N I N G DI S PL AY S ET T IN G
3. Device pull down list: Device pull down list: displays all the
scanning devices of scanning frequency window.
4. Min Threshold column: Min Threshold column: displays the
minimum scanning frequency value of the window.
Scanner Display Window

CW Scan Display
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FIGURE 215
Scanning
C W SC AN DI SPL AY
1 MethodDisplaying method
None: Displays the current value without any processing.

Running Accumulate measurement value according to
weights. The new measurement result is the last
measurement *(N-1)/N+new measurement result/N.
Group: Displays average value after measureing every N
values.
(4) Max Hold: displays the maximum value in the measuring

process.
2 CountsInput box of N value.
3 ApplyAfter changing the settings, apply it to the measuring
process.
4 Reset: Re-sets Mothed mode and Counts value.
Spectrum Scanning Display
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FIGURE 216
SP EC T RU M SC AN N I N G DI SPL AY
1 MarkerOperation of ongoing label in Marker box.
AddAdds label on light spot.
RemoveRemoves label.
ToMax:Finds out the maximum value among all the

labels.
ToMin:Finds out the minimum value among all the labels.
2 Items in Average Mode box.
None:Displays the current sample value without any

processing.
Group:Displays average value after measureing every N
values.
Running: accumulate measurement value according to
weights. The new measurement result is the last
measurement *(N-1)/N+new measurement result/N.
Max Hold: displays the maximum value in the measuring
process.
3 CountsInput box of N value.

4 Items in Caculate Average box
Power averages original value data .
Log PowerAverages values converted by log
5 Applyafter changing the settings, apply it to the measuring

process.
6 Reset Re-sets Mothed mode and Counts value.
7 ExitExits and closes the measuring window.
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Scanning
Rxlev Scanning Display

FIGURE 217
R XL EV SC AN DI S PL AY
Sort By: displays orders

pull down box: chooses X, Y axises or not to make any order
AscendingArranges in ascending order
DescendingArranges in descending order
Time Slot Scanning Display
FIGURE 218
T I ME S L O T S C A N N I N G D I S P L A Y
1PausePauses refreshing window

2ExitExits and closes measuring window
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Pilot Scanning Display

FIGURE 219
PI L O T S C AN N I N G DI S P L AY
1 DisplayDisplays handover between EC and EC/IO value

2 MinY(<0):Does not display in the window
measuring value is less than the fixed value.
when
the
3 Sort byArranges values of X and Y axises in ascending or

descending orders.
Scanning Parameter Setting

Method
1. Handset should be in connecting status to set scanning
parameter.
2. After connecting handset, choose scanning device and
method. If the device supports the chosen scanning device
and method, the
FIGURE 220
SCANNING T OOLBAR
3. Click on
parameter.
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icon is usable, otherwise it is unusable.
to open the dialogue box for setting scanning
Chapter 15
Scanning
Scanning Setup Window

CW Scanning
FIGURE 221
SCANNING T OOLBAR
1. ChannelClick on select to setup scanning frequency points.

2. Carrier Frequency value of scanning points.
Spectrum Scanning
FIGURE 222
SCANNING T OOLBAR
1. Band: choose scanning band

2. Start Frequency: frequency value of starting scanning
3. End FrequencyRequency value of finishing scanning
4. ResolutionAccuracy of scanning
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Rxlev Scanning
FIGURE 223
SCANNING T OOLBAR
1 Channelclick on Select to start setup scanning point.

2 Decode BSIC: Choose to scan BSIC or not
Timeslot Scanning
FIGURE 224
SCANNING T OOLBAR
1 Channel:Click on Select to start scanning point

2 Carrier: Frequency of scanning point.
3 Compression: Compression
rate.
Pilot Scanning
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FIGURE 225
Scanning
SCANNING T OOLBAR
1. Scan Selected: select User List scrambling code

2. Scan StrongestNumbers of Top N
3. ChannelChoose scanning point
Scanning Frequency Selection
Click on the Select button on every scanning setup windows, the
below dialogue box will pop-up.
FIGURE 226
S C AN N I N G PAR A ME T E R S ET U P
1. Group pull down box: choose scanning band.
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2. Frequency point list: usable frequency point in selected

Group.
Right click menu:
SelectClick selected frequency point.
UnselectCancel selected frequency point.
SelectAllClick on all frequency points.
UnselectAllCancel click on all frequency points.
Pctel Scanner Config

FIGURE 227
PC T E L PAR A ME T E R C O N F I G
1 ChipWinSize: Shows size of chip window

2 Correlation Taps Shows relevant numbers
3 PN ThresholdShows PN Threshold value
4 Data ModeShows method of measuring
Start Scanning Command

1. Click on the
icon on scanning frequency tool bar. If the
button sinks, the command is sent out, otherwise, it fails.
2. In the process of scanning, click on the
icon on scanning
frequency tool bar.If the button bounce up, scanning stops
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Chapter
16
FAQ
Question: The computer shows the COM3 port exists, but why
can not be detected by software?
Answer: COM3 port can be the infrared communication port of
laptop which can not be detected.
Question: To extend serial port, can use USB to Serial cable, or
Double Serial Port Card.which one is better?
Answer: It is better to use serial port card. Because the USB to
Serial cable is difficult to guarantee the uneven route .If the USB
cable is disconnected, a fatal problem can occur, when the test
software can not control as a system reason .
Question: When computer restartes after sleeping, and restarts
the software, why con not pass the hardware dog detection
Answer: The software checks the hardware dog periodically .If
the computer just recovers from sleeping, it is possible that the
hardware dog recovers slower to cause the wrong detection.
When the computer recovers to its normal status, it will be
normal to start the software.
Question: What should be configured and connected with the
handset, to test PS service?
Answer: For PS service test, besides connecting the handset
with USB port, the handset should be connected with computer
via serial port. USB port works as handset diagnosis port, while
the COM serial port functions as PS service data transmission
port.Meanwhile, the corresponding configuration should be done
in the test handset.
Question: Why the software can not open the Map information?
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Answer: RNT software opens Map through the third party

software, MapX, which must be installed to open the Drive Test
map.
Question: How to know the analog serial port of the test
handset?
Answer: The test handset is connected via USB port, to be
similated as COM serial port by drive software. The specific port
can be checked by device management system as shown Figure
228.
FIGURE 228
HARDWARE DEVICE VIEW
Question: When the Qualcomm handset is connected by USB

cable, why it can not be detected by RNT?
Answer: The handset port setting is incorrect.The
connection mode should be changed as USB connection
port
Question: When the portable GARMIN GPS is connected by data

cable, why RNT and other software can not detect the GPS.
Answer: GPS interface setting is incorrect, not as NMEA
protocol mode. The input/ouput of GPS interface should be set
as NMEA/NMEA
Question: How to save the indoor test trace information?
Answer: Since indoor test is without GPS real-time report, the
Drive Test trace should be pre-defined.The test is implemented
following the pre-defined route.The other operations are same
as outdoor test..Generally, for inddor test, the test trace
information and test route information are obtained not
simultaneously, causing the difference to outdoor test.
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FAQ
The inddor test file record starts only when the Drive Test
dotting starts, and the APT file starts to save . Indoor test need
to pre-define the Drive Test trace, when the APT file is not saved.
Then the dotting test is started following the defined trace, and
report handset information and save APT file.
Notice: The first point in APT file is not necessary the first point
in the Drive Test , either the time information when click the
save file button ,while it is the Drive Test information of the first
dotting ,when the saving APT file already starts.
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Appendix
Abbreviation
Abbreviation
Meaning
WiNOM
Wireless Network Optimization Master
RNT
Radio Network Test
WCDMA
Wide-band Code Division Multiple Access
NMEA
the National Marine Electronics Association
GPS
Global Position System
TCP
Transfer Control Protocol
IP
Internet Protocol
UDP
User Datagram Protocol
FTP
File Transfer Protocol
PPP
Peer-Peer Protocol
RAS
Remote Access Server
DL
Down Link
CS
Circuit switched
PS
Packet Switched
UL
Up Link
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Load Project Parameter .................................................... 1

Event Display .................................................................. 1

Event Setting .................................................................. 1

User-defined Event .......................................................... 1

Test Control .....................................................................1

Calling Audio Test ............................................................ 1

WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set .............................................. 1

In the Left Tree To Grid Template ..............................1

Grid Option Setting ..............................................................1

Grid & Chart Template...................................................... 1

Set & Grid Template......................................................... 1

Information Display and Switching ..................................... 1

Route Map ...................................................................... 1

Introduction of indoor test tool bar..................................... 1

Install Guide 1 ...................................................... 1

Installation Guide 2............................................... 1

Installation Guide 3............................................... 1

Installation Guide 4............................................... 1

Installation Guide 5............................................... 1

Microdog Installation ............................................. 1

Microdog upgrading interface.................................. 1

ZXPOS CNT main interface ..................................... 1

Title bar of Main Interface ...................................... 1

Menu Bar of Main Interface................................... 1

Close Navigation Bar............................................ 1

Left Tree in Workspace ........................................ 1

Main Interface Toolbar ......................................... 1

Figure 15 Window of field match ......................................... 1

Repeat Load Message .......................................... 1

Message of Successful load................................... 1

Message of Load Failure ....................................... 1

Figure 19 unload project parameter ..................................... 1

PSC Color Setting................................................ 1

Main Interface of Adding Device ............................ 1

Figure 23 Add Device ......................................................... 1

Device Connection Status..................................... 1

Mobile Parameter Configure Start Interface ............ 1

parameter configuration interface........................ 1

Figure 28 Save LogMask..................................................... 1

Device Setup ...................................................... 1

Device Connection Interface ................................. 1

File Replay Selection............................................ 1