SJ 20100920110635 002 ZXPOS+CNA UMTS (V8.05) +User+Manual - 293665

ZXPOS CNA-UMTS
Wireless Network Optimization Test

Analysis Software User Manual
Version 8.05
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Revision History
Revision No.
Revision Date
Revision Reason
R1.0
2010-9-21
First edition
Serial Number: SJ-20100920110635-002

Author: Cheng Yongfu
Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i
Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 3
Foreword.......................................................................... 3
Chapter 2.......................................................................... 5
Overview .......................................................................... 5
Product Background ........................................................5
Product Architecture ........................................................5
Characteristics................................................................6
Chapter 3.......................................................................... 7
Operating Environment and Installation ........................ 7
Operating Environment ....................................................7
Installing Software ..........................................................7
Legal Installation of the Software .................................... 12
Obtaining Dongle ................................................................ 12
Installing Dongle Drive ........................................................ 12
Upgrading Dongle ............................................................... 13
Uninstalling the Software ..................................................... 14
Chapter 4........................................................................ 17
Operation Interface ....................................................... 17
Main Window ................................................................ 17
Navigation Tree ............................................................ 18
Tool Bar....................................................................... 18
WorkSpace Management...................................................... 18
Data Management ...............................................................19

Play Control........................................................................19
Window Control...................................................................20
Menus and Functions ...........................................................20
File ...................................................................................21
Data..................................................................................21
Presentation .......................................................................21
Analysis .............................................................................22
Report ...............................................................................22
Configuration......................................................................22
View..................................................................................22
Worksheet..........................................................................23
Window .............................................................................23
Help ..................................................................................23
Chapter 5........................................................................ 25
WorkSpace Management...............................................25
Creating a Workspace ..........................................................25
Opening a Workspace ..........................................................25
Saving a Workspace ............................................................26
Opening a History Workspace................................................26
Closing a Workspace............................................................26
Exiting ...............................................................................26
Chapter 6........................................................................ 27
Data Management.......................................................... 27
Loading Testing Data ...........................................................27
Importing ZPT Files .............................................................27
Upgrading Test Data of Older Version .....................................27
Unloading Testing Data ........................................................28
Unloading All Testing Data ....................................................28
Loading Cell Data ................................................................28
Unloading Cell Data .............................................................29
Unloading All Cell Data.........................................................29
Chapter 7........................................................................ 31
Data Display - Template ................................................31
Table........................................................................... 31
How to Open ......................................................................32
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 32
Data Tab ........................................................................... 33
Histogram Tab.................................................................... 33
Statistics Tab ..................................................................... 34
Configure Table .................................................................. 35
Grid ............................................................................ 36
How to Open ...................................................................... 36
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 36
Configure Grid .................................................................... 37
Save as Grid Temple ........................................................... 39
SetGrid........................................................................ 39
How to Open ...................................................................... 40
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 40
Configure SetGrid ............................................................... 40
Save as SetGrid Template .................................................... 41
GridChart..................................................................... 41
How to Open ...................................................................... 42
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 42
Configure GridChart ............................................................ 43
Configure Axis .................................................................... 44
Configure Event .................................................................. 45
Save as GridChart Template ................................................. 45
Statistics ..................................................................... 46
How to Open ...................................................................... 46
Toolbar.............................................................................. 46
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 47
Configure Statistics ............................................................. 47
Bin Table ..................................................................... 47

How to Open ...................................................................... 48
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 48
Data Tab ........................................................................... 49
Histogram Tab.................................................................... 50
Statistics Tab ..................................................................... 50
Chapter 8........................................................................ 53
Data Display - Signaling ................................................ 53
Messages ..................................................................... 53
How to Open ...................................................................... 53
Message List Panel .............................................................. 54
Shortcut Menu in Message List Panel ......................................54

Message Info Panel..............................................................55
Shortcut Menu in Message Info Panel .....................................56
Message Filter Panel ............................................................57
Shortcut Menu in Message Filter Panel....................................57
Checking Detailed Message Decoding .....................................58
Checking Specific Signaling...................................................58
Event .......................................................................... 58
How to Open ......................................................................58
Event List Panel ..................................................................59
Shortcut Menu in Event List Panel ..........................................59
Event Info Panel..................................................................60
Event Filter Panel ................................................................61
Filtering Events ...................................................................61
Custom Event............................................................... 61
How to Open ......................................................................61
Event List Panel ..................................................................62
Shortcut Menu in Event List Panel ..........................................62
Event Info Panel..................................................................63
Event Filter Panel ................................................................64
Filtering Event ....................................................................64
KPI ............................................................................. 64
How to Open ......................................................................64
KPI List Panel .....................................................................65
Shortcut Menu in KPI List Panel .............................................65
KPI Detail Panel...................................................................66
Delay Table .................................................................. 67

How to Open ......................................................................67
Shortcut Menu ....................................................................67
Data Tab............................................................................68
Histogram Tab ....................................................................69
Histogram Tab ....................................................................69
Statistics Tab......................................................................70
Filter Panel .........................................................................71
Chapter 9........................................................................ 73
Data Display - Positioning .............................................73
Map ............................................................................ 73
How to Open ......................................................................73
Tool Bar ............................................................................ 73

Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 75
Legend Panel...................................................................... 76
Shortcut Menu in Legend Panel ............................................. 76
Property Panel .................................................................... 76
Layer Panel ........................................................................ 78
Shortcut Menu in Layer Panel ............................................... 78
Info Panel .......................................................................... 79
Link Panel .......................................................................... 79
Selecting IE ....................................................................... 80
Setting Display Event .......................................................... 81
Loading Map File ................................................................. 83
Controlling IE Layer............................................................. 84
Defining Region .................................................................. 85
Displaying Connection Line on Map ........................................ 86
Setting IE Legends .............................................................. 89
Dragging Data to Map.......................................................... 89
Using Google Earth ............................................................. 89
Use the map drawing tool packet. ......................................... 91
Partition Show .................................................................... 91
Chapter 10...................................................................... 93
Data Display - Cell.......................................................... 93
Cell Table..................................................................... 93
How to Open ...................................................................... 94
Shortcut Menu.................................................................... 94
Setting Cell Filter ................................................................ 94
Displaying Detailed Cell Information ...................................... 94
Chapter 11...................................................................... 97
Data Display-Predefinition ............................................ 97
Overview ..................................................................... 97
How to Open ................................................................ 97
UMTS Display Window ................................................... 98
WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels UL ................................ 98
WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels DL ................................ 99
WCDMA PRACH................................................................... 99
WCDMA RACH .................................................................. 100
WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set ............................................ 101
WCDMA RRC Status ........................................................... 101

WCDMA Service Cell Information ......................................... 102
WCDMA NAS Status ........................................................... 102
WCDMA NAS MM & GMM Status........................................... 103
WCDMA Active Set ............................................................ 104
WCDMA Neighbor Set ........................................................ 104
WCDMA BLER ................................................................... 105
WCDMA Cell Reselection (W Cell)......................................... 105
WCDMA Cell Reselection (G Cell) ......................................... 106
WCDMA Finger .................................................................. 106
WCDMA SCH..................................................................... 107
WCDMA Common Physical Channels DL ................................ 108
WCDMA RACH ASC Info...................................................... 108
WCDMA UL Transport Channel............................................. 109
WCDMA UL Transport Channel Format .................................. 110
WCDMA DL Transport Channel ............................................ 111
WCDMA DL Transport Channel Format.................................. 112
WCDMA MAC UL Transport Channel Information .................... 113
WCDMA MAC UL Logical Channel Information ........................ 114
WCDMA MAC DL Transport Channel Information .................... 115
WCDMA MAC DL Logical Channel Information ........................ 116
WCDMA MAC UL Traffic Volume ........................................... 117
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (1)......................................... 117
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (2)......................................... 118
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (1)......................................... 119
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (2)......................................... 119
WCDMA Power Info............................................................ 120
WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set Count ................................... 121
WCDMA Pilot Set ............................................................... 122
HSPA Display Window .................................................. 123

HSDPA HS-SCCH Information.............................................. 123
HSDPA Decode Statistic...................................................... 123
HSUPA Happy Bit Status..................................................... 125
HSUPA UL Bler Infomation .................................................. 125
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information (1).................................. 126
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information (2).................................. 127
HSUPA SI Information........................................................ 128
Statistics Display Window............................................. 128

Statistics Voice ................................................................. 129
PPP ................................................................................. 129

FTP ................................................................................. 130
Ping ................................................................................ 132
Attach & Detach ............................................................... 132
PDP ................................................................................ 133
SMS P2P.......................................................................... 134
SMS SP ........................................................................... 135
WAP Gateway................................................................... 136
WAP Logon ...................................................................... 136
WAP Refresh .................................................................... 137
WAP Download ................................................................. 138
MMS Send ....................................................................... 138
Data Service Display Window ........................................ 139

LLC ................................................................................. 139
FTP Chart ........................................................................ 140
RAS Chart........................................................................ 141
RLC Chart ........................................................................ 142
GSM Display Window ................................................... 142

Current Channel ............................................................... 143
Serving Cell ..................................................................... 144
Serving NB Cell Parameter ................................................. 145
Rxlev Rxqual .................................................................... 146
EGPRS............................................................................. 147
Serving NB Cell Rxlev ........................................................ 148
GSMSCANShow ................................................................ 149
Scanner Display Window .............................................. 149

GSM Rxlev ....................................................................... 151
GSM/WCDMA CW .............................................................. 152
GSM/WCDMA Spectrum ..................................................... 153
WCDMA Time Slot ............................................................. 154
WCDMA User List/Top N..................................................... 155
Chapter 12.................................................................... 157

Universal Analysis........................................................157
Filter Analysis ............................................................. 157
Overview ......................................................................... 157
Setting Filter for Equipment................................................ 157
Display Device Filtering Analysis Result ................................ 158
Display Applied Filter ......................................................... 159
Modify/Deleted Filter.......................................................... 159
CustomEvent Analysis.................................................. 160

Overview ......................................................................... 160
Apply Custom Event to Equipment ....................................... 160
Display CustomEvent Analysis Result ................................... 161
Delete CustomEvent .......................................................... 163
Bin Analysis ............................................................... 163

Overview ......................................................................... 163
Applying Bin to Equipment.................................................. 163
Display BIN Analysis Result................................................. 164
Deleting Bin ..................................................................... 166
Delay Analysis ............................................................ 166

Overview ......................................................................... 166
Loading Delay ................................................................... 167
View Delay Analysis Result ................................................. 168
Deleting Delay .................................................................. 169
StaticLink Analysis ...................................................... 169

Overview ......................................................................... 169
Applying StaticLink ............................................................ 170
View StaticLink Analysis Result............................................ 171
Deleting StaticLink Analysis ................................................ 172
DynamicLink Analysis .................................................. 172

Overview ......................................................................... 172
Applying DynamicLink ........................................................ 172
View DynamicLink Analysis Result........................................ 173
Deleting DynamicLink ........................................................ 173
Chapter 13....................................................................175
Advanced Analysis: GPS Processing............................175
Overview ................................................................... 175
How to Open .............................................................. 175
GPS Correction ........................................................... 176
Correcting Accidental Errors ................................................ 176
Correcting System Errors.................................................... 177
Disaggregating ................................................................. 177
Rowarizing ....................................................................... 177
Calculating GPS Distance.............................................. 178

Checking Distance....................................................... 178
Restore Default Value .................................................. 179
Chapter 14.................................................................... 181

Advanced Analysis: Cell Comparison ..........................181
Overview ................................................................... 181
How to Open .............................................................. 181
Shortcut Menu ............................................................ 181
Apply Cell Comparison ................................................. 182
View Cell Compare Result............................................. 183
Chapter 15.................................................................... 187

Advanced Analysis: TroubleShoot...............................187
Overview ................................................................... 187
How to Open .............................................................. 187
Shortcut Menu ............................................................ 187
Apply Troubleshoot...................................................... 188
View TroubleShoot Result............................................. 189
Chapter 16.................................................................... 193

Report........................................................................... 193
Overview ................................................................... 193
How to Open .............................................................. 193
Generating Word Report............................................... 194
Template Path ............................................................ 195
Chapter 17.................................................................... 197

Analysis Manager......................................................... 197
Overview ................................................................... 197
How to Open .............................................................. 197
Defining Custom Event Type1 ....................................... 197
Defining Custom Event Type 2 ...................................... 199
Defining BIN Item ....................................................... 201
Defining Delay Item .................................................... 202
Defining Filter Item ..................................................... 204
Modifying Custom/BIN/Delay/Filter ................................ 205
Deleting Custom/BIN/Delay/Filter.................................. 205
View/Delete Region Item.............................................. 206
Chapter 18....................................................................207
Settings ........................................................................207
Setting Maps .............................................................. 207
Setting IE and Event Presentation Offset............................... 207
Setting Presentation Style of IE Track Point........................... 208
Setting Presentation Style of IE label.................................... 209
Setting Events ............................................................ 210

Setting Data Sampling ................................................. 210
Setting Cells............................................................... 211
Setting UMTS Analysis Parameters ................................ 212
Setting PSC Color........................................................ 213
Appendix A ...................................................................215
Shortcut Keys...............................................................215
Figures..........................................................................217
About This Manual

Purpose
This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
operation of the ZXPOS CNA.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on the ZXPOS CNA.
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1 Foreword
Introduces the general information to the

software
Chapter 2 Overview
Introduces the information about this

manual.
Chapter 3 Operating
Environment and
Installation
Introduces the background, architecture,

and characteristics of the product.
Chapter 4 Operation
Introduces the software environment and

how to install and uninstall the software.
Chapter 5 WorkSpace
Management
Introduces the operation windows.
Chapter 6 Data
Management
Introduces the work space management

function.
Chapter 7 Data Display

- Template
Introduces data management.

- Signaling
Introduces the software presentation of

general template windows with
measurement parameters.
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Chapter
Summary

- Positioning
Introduces presentation of signaling,

events, KPI, and latency.
Chapter 10 Data
Display - Cell
Introduces map presentation.
Chapter 11 Data
Display-
Introduces the presentation for cells and

adjacent cells.
Chapter 12 Universal
Analysis
Introduces preset windows.
Chapter 13 Advanced
Analysis: TroubleShoot
Introduces general analysis operations.
Chapter 14 Advanced
Analysis: GPS
Introduces advanced analysis

(TroubleShoot)
Chapter 15 Advanced
Analysis: Cell
Introduces advanced analysis (Related

with GPS)
Chapter 16 Report
Introduces reports and messages.
Chapter 17 Analysis
Manager
Introduces analysis manager.
Chapter 18 Settings
Introduces the settings.
Conventions
TABLE 2 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Mouse
Operation
Conventions
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Typeface
Meaning
Click
Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

the left mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click
Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button

(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag
Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and

moving the mouse.
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Chapter
Foreword
ZXPOS CNA is a background analysis application developed by
ZTE for the radio network test. In this manual, an introduction is
made to the application and its features with detailed
information on the installation and operations. By reading this
manual, the users of this application and optimization engineers
could receive necessary guide on the operation of the application.
Note: The operations and figures in this manual are based on

Windows XP operating system.
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Chapter
Overview
Product Background
The ultimate efficiency and profit in mobile communication
network operating is determined by the network quality and
capacity. Network optimization concerns the interface between
subscribers and the network operators. Due to the variation of
the wireless play environment, frequent capacity expansion, and
the requirements for upgrading, the optimization of the wireless
network becomes most important for the operators. And the
network optimization technicians need a series of auxiliary tools
for network test, analysis and diagnosis. With these tools, they
can locate and predict network quality and capacity problems
and draw up network optimization scheme and plan. During this
process, the network optimization test software occupies the
most important position.
Product Architecture
TABLE 3 PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE
Components
Description
ZXPOS CNA
Main program of the background

analysis software for wireless network
test
MicroDogInstdrv
Hardware dongle installer
CNA_Dongle_Upgrade_Client
Hardware dongle upgraded client
APTTool
APT file upgrading and merging tool
Characteristics
This software is designed to process the foreground drive test
data along with the engineering parameter files with the
following features:
Data management
parameters).
(drive
test
data
Data review.
Customized event analysis.
Customized BIN analysis.
Customized latency analysis.
Static and dynamic link.
Data filter (by logic condition or region).
GPS processing.
Comparison among cells.
Workspace and worksheet management.

file,
engineering
TroubleShoot & locating( pilot contamination, overshoot,

etc.).Network optimization report generation.
Chapter
Operating Environment
and Installation
Operating Environment
Operating
System
Suggested
Configuration
Windows2000/XP.
CPU: Pentium IV 1.6GHz or above.
Memory: 256MB or above.
Video card: SVGA, with the display of 16-bit color quality.
Screen resolution: 1024*768.
Hard disk: residual space above 1GB.
Installing Software
Before installing the software, it is suggested to turn off all
operating programs to avoid troubles during the installation. The
ZXPOS-CNA installation is guided with an installation wizard,
which provides a step-by-step guidance to the installation and
configuration.
The detailed procedure of the installation is described below:
1. Insert the installer CD and run the file ZXPOS CNA.exe on
the CD. The InstallShield Wizard window pops up, as
shown in Figure 1:
FIGURE 1 INSTALLSHIED WIZARD 1
2. If you have closed all other programs and read the right
warning, click Next to continue the installation, as shown in
Figure 2:
Chapter 3 Operating Environment and Installation
3. Select the item I accept the terms of the license

agreement and click Next.
4. Enter the username and the company name and click Next.
5. Click Browse to modify the installation directory if needed.

FIGURE 5 MODIFYING INSTALLATION DIRECTORY
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6. Click Next and press Install on the pop-up window.

7. The software installation is started. Wait until it ends up.
FIGURE 7 INSTALLATION FINISHED
Legal Installation of the

Software
Obtaining Dongle
Contact the software dealers for the legal dongle.
Installing Dongle Drive

Context
Install the Dongle drive after installing the software to enable

the proper operating of the software. In ZXPOS CNA, USB
Dongle is used.
Click Start > All Programs > ZTE ZXPOS Solution > ZXPOS
CNA-UMTSV8.05 >tools >MicroDogInstdrv > Start, and the
installation dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 8:
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FIGURE 8 INSTALLING DONGLE DRIVE
Note: During the operation of ZXPOS CNA, the USB Dongle

must be attached to your computer. If your computer
configuration is conflicting with the USB Dongle of ZXPOS CNA,
please contact your software dealers for assistance.
Upgrading Dongle
Upgrade your Dongle if it expires.
CNA-UMTSV8.05 > Tools > CNA_Dongle_Upgrade_Client >
Start, and the upgrade client appears, as shown in Figure 9:
FIGURE 9 UPGRADING DONGLE
Uninstalling the Software

CNA-UMTSV8.05 > Tools > UnInstall, as shown below:
1. The uninstalling wizard 1 of the software is as below. Click
Next on it.
FIGURE 10 UNINSTALL ATION WIZARD 1
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2. Restart your computer following the wizard and to finish the

uninstall process.
FIGURE 11 UNINSTALL ATION WIZARD 2
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Chapter
Operation Interface
Main Window
CNA-UMTSV8.05 > ZXPOS CNA-UMTSV8.05 to start the main
program. The Figure 12 shows the main operation window.
FIGURE 12 MAIN WINDOW
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Navigation Tree
FIGURE 13 NAVIGATION TREE
Parameters
The parameters as shown in Figure 13 are described in Table 4.

TABLE 4 DESCRIPTION FOR P AR AMETERS
Parameters
Description
Menu
File data, cell data, and the adjacent cell data are
managed here.
Worksheets
Navigation for workspace and worksheet.
InfoElement
IE and IE icons supported by the system are listed

here.
Tool Bar
The tool bar is as shown below:
WorkSpace Management
The buttons for workspace management include:
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Chapter 4 Operation Interface
TABLE 5 BUTTONS FOR WORKSPACE MANAGEMENT
Buttons
Description
Create a workspace
Open a workspace
Save a workspace
Data Management
The buttons for data management include:
TABLE 6 BUTTONS FOR DATA M AN AGEM ENT
Buttons
Description
Loading testing data
Unloading all testing data
Display Forms
Display Map
Display Layer 3 Messages
Display Table
Display Statistics
Play Control
The buttons for play control include:
TABLE 7 BUTTONS FOR PLAY CONTROL
Buttons
Description
Replay the data from the start
point.
Play
Click to set the play speed.
Process bar
Select test data for replay
Buttons
Description
Time indication
Note:
You can reversely play the files by setting the play speed to a
negative value.
Window Control
The buttons for window control include:
TABLE 8 BUTTONS FOR WINDOW CONTROL
Buttons
Description
Click to cascade the windows.
Click to tile the windows vertically.
Click to tile the windows horizontally.
Menus and Functions

The menus and corresponding functions are as listed below:
TABLE 9 MENUS AND FUNCTIONS
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Menus
Functions
File
For workspace operations
Data
For data operations
Presentation
For presentation modes
Analysis
Advanced analysis
Report
Statistical report function
Configuration
Parameter Configuration
View
Views
Worksheet
Worksheet
Window
Sub-window management
Help
Help and About
File
The options in File menu include:
Options
Functions
New Workspace
Click to create a workspace.
Open Workspace
Click to open a workspace
Save Workspace
Click to save a workspace.
History Workspace
Click to open a latest workspace.
Close Workspace
Click it t close a workspace.
Exit
Exit the main program.
Data
The options in Data menu include:
Options
Functions
Load LogFile
Loading testing files
UnLoad All LogFiles
Unloading all testing data
Load Cells
Loading cell data
GSM
Loading GSM cell data
UMTS
Loading UMTS cell data
UnLoad All Cells
Unloading all cell data
Presentation
The options in Presentation menu include:
Options
Functions
Templates
Window template
Grid
Grid presentation template
SetGrid
Set parameter grid presentation template
GridChart
Grid figure and table presentation template
Signaling
Signaling-associated
Events
Event list
Custom Events
Customized event list.
Delay
Delay list
KPI
KPI statistics list
Options
Functions
Layer-3 Messages
Layer-3 signaling list
Positioning
Location-associated
Map
Map window
Table
Table presentation template
Statistics
Statistics charts
Forms
Windows management
Analysis
The options in Analysis menu include:
Options
Functions
Trouble Shoot
Auto testing problems
GPS Handle
GPS Processing
Cell Compare
Cell comparison analysis
Report
The options in Report menu include:
Options
Functions
Auto Report
Auto WORD report
Configuration
The options in Configuration menu include:
Options
Functions
Analysis Manager
Analysis manager
Options
Program settings
View
The options in View menu include:
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Options
Functions
Explorer
Click to display or hide the Navigation Pane.
Info
Click to display or hide the information bar.
Toolbar
Tool bar control
File
Click to display or hide the tools associated

with workspace.
Data
Click to display or hide the tool associated with

data.
Play Control

play.
Window

window control.
Worksheet
The options in Worksheet menu include:
Options
Functions
Add Worksheet
Click to create a worksheet.
Delete Worksheet
Click to delete a worksheet.
Rename Worksheet
Click to rename a worksheet.
Previous Worksheet
Click to display the previous worksheet.
Next Worksheet
Click to display the next worksheet.
Window
The options in Window menu include:
Options
Functions
Cascade
Click to cascade the windows.
Horizontal
Click to tile the windows horizontally.
Vertical
Click to tile the windows vertically.
Close All
Click to close all windows.
Minimize All
Click to minimize all windows.
Help
The options in Help menu include:
Options
Functions
Help F1
Click to display the help information.
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Chapter
WorkSpace Management
Introduction
The data analysis result acquired every time is stored by

workspace. Users can perform various operations and
management on workspace through the File menu.
Creating a Workspace
Users can create a workspace by clicking File >
Workspace or the corresponding button
New
on the toolbar.
Set the path and the workspace name, as shown in Figure 14:
FIGURE 14 CREATING A WORKSPACE
Opening a Workspace
When it is needed to maintain a created workspace, add or
delete data or perform drive test data analysis, users can click
File > Open Workspace or
an existing workspace.
button on the tool bar to open
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Saving a Workspace
After modifying the data or parameters associated with current
workspace, users can click File > Save Workspace or
button on the tool bar to save the modification.
Opening a History Workspace

By clicking File > History Workspace, users can open the
history workspace. In the system, 5 history workspaces are
recorded for fast loading by users.
Closing a Workspace
To switch or close a workspace, click File > Close Workspace to
close it.
If a workspace is ever modified and not saved before being
closed, a message box will pop up, asking whether to save it.
Operate following the prompt.
Exiting
Users can exit from this software by clicking File > Exit.
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Chapter
Data Management
Loading Testing Data
APT files record the original testing data generated in ZXPOS
CNT test. In ZXPOS CNA, the test data format can be
immediately loaded and analyzed.
Users can import the APT file by clicking Data > LoadLogFile or
button on the toolbar.
ZPT files are the files to which ZXPOS CNA export drive test data.
Users can import the ZPT file by clicking Data > LoadLogFile or
button on the toolbar.
Importing ZPT Files

ZXPOS CNA can export drive test data that are imported. The
exported data are saved in ZPT files.
Users can export data to a ZPT file by clicking Data > Export
ZPT File. You can only export the data of to one ZPT file at a
time.
Upgrading Test Data of Older

Version
The test data generated by the software of previous version is
not directly imported to CNA-U8.05 without being updated. The
detailed update steps are as the following:
Click Start > All Programs > ZXPOS Solution > ZXPOS
CNA-UMTSV8.05 > tools > APTTool, as shown in Figure 15:
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F I G U R E 1 5 AP T T O O L
In the APTTool, click File > Add Files, or the shortcut button on
the tool bar to add the test data of v3.06.
In the APTTool, click Operation > Upgrade or the shortcut
button on the tool bar to upgrade the files.
Unloading Testing Data

Users can right click the file node on the Menu navigation tree,
and select Unload in shortcut menu to remove the files selected.
Unloading All Testing Data

Users can unload all files by clicking Data > UnLoad All
LogFiles or a corresponding button on the toolbar.
Loading Cell Data

Cell data is the data file identifying the cell configuration
parameters. Currently GSM cell engineering data and UMTS
engineering parameters, as shown below:
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Chapter 6 Data Management
FIGURE 16 IMPORTING CELL P AR AMETERS
Unloading Cell Data

Users can click the Unload menu occurring upon right clicking
the Cells sub-node on the left tree to unload the selected cell
engineering parameters.
Unloading All Cell Data

Users can unload all cell engineering parameters by clicking
Data > UnLoad All Cells.
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Chapter
Data Display - Template
Table
Table is used to check the display method of the table during the
total time range, including three subpages of Data, Bar chart
and Statistics.
FIGURE 17 TABLE TEMPLATE
Note: Table supports the integrated display of InfoElements of

various devices under the same file to make it convenient to
view.
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It is possible to display various InfoElements and support the

drag display on the Table.
Table supports the synchronization information of the progress
bars of other interfaces and files. It responds when the file IDs
are consistent.
Table can make statistics and analysis on the IE that has the
figure setting and belongs to the numeric.
How to Open
1. Select Presentation > Table on the main menu.
2. On the menu navigation tree, right-click the file, the device,
or some IE/customized IE, and select View In Table on the
shortcut menu.
Shortcut Menu
The shortcut menu includes the following options:
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Options
Functions
Options
Select IE
Delete Column
Delete Column
Copy
Copy the current row to clipboard
Copy All
Copy all to clipboard
Save All
Save to csv
Refresh
Refresh manually
Chapter 7 Data Display - Template
Data Tab
FIGURE 18 DATA T AB
Note: Delete Column: To delete a column, right-click the

top of the column and select Delete Column in shortcut
menu.
Click to Synchronize:
synchronization.
Click
row
to
realize
global
Histogram Tab
Count points by Segment: Histogram tab presents the
percentage of drive test points in every segment to total drive
test points. The percentage values can be sorted in descending
or ascending sequence.
FIGURE 19 HISTOGRAM TAB
Note: To select optional IE, using drop-down box in the

bottom-left corner. If Include invalid points is not selected,
the invalid points are filtered in the result.
Statistics Tab
Statistics Tab count maximum, minimum value and valid points.
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FIGURE 20 STATISTICS TAB
Note: Select optional IE by using the drop-down box at the

bottom-left corner.
Configure Table
To configure the IE to be displayed in Grid, you can select
Options on the shortcut menu in Table.
Grid
Grid displays the transient status value of IE in grid network.
FIGURE 21 GRID TEMPLATE
Warning: To avoid confusion, only the InfoElement of the same

device in one file can be displayed in Grid template.
How to Open
1. Select Presentation > Template > Grid on the main menu.
or some IE/customized IE, and select View In Grid on the
shortcut menu.
Shortcut Menu
The shortcut menu in Grid includes the following options:
TABLE 10 SHORTCUT MENU IN GRID
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Options
Functions
Option
Set properties of Grid
Copy
Save All
Save to csv
Save As Form
Template
Save as CustomForm
Refresh
Refresh manually
Properties
Modify files and devices
Configure Grid
To configure grid parameters, right-click in Grid, and select
Option shortcut menu. The default tab is Grid, as shown in
Figure 22.
FIGURE 22 GRID OPTION DIALOG BOX 1
Options
Functions
Column Counts
Number of Grid columns
Row Counts
Number of Grid rows
Select Cell> tab, as shown in Figure 23.
To edit a grid, select the grid on the Cell tab, and click Edit
button to open Cell Edit dialog box, as shown in Figure 24.
Set the parameters, whose functions are described in Table 11.

TABLE 11 P ARAMETERS FOR EDITING CELLS
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Options
Functions
IE
Display IE value in the grid
Refers to index of SET parameters: 1, 6, 3, 5,

8.
Select 2 in Argument drop-down box, and the
parameter will be 6.
Argument
Select 3 in Argument drop-down box, and the

parameter will be 3.
Text
Display characters only, without data query.
Save as Grid Temple
Right-click in Grid, and select Save as Form Template on

the shortcut menu.
Enter the Caption in pop-up dialog box.
Result: The new temple will appear under CustomForm node

On the menu navigation tree.
SetGrid
SetGrid template is designed to display SET parameters. It can
display all parameters' values simultaneously, as shown in
Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 SET GRID TEMPLATE
Warning: To avoid confusion, only the InfoElement of the same

device in one file can be displayed on SetGrid template.
How to Open
1. Select Presentation > Template > Set Grid on the main
menu.
or some IE/customized IE, and select View In SetGrid on
the shortcut menu.
Shortcut Menu
The shortcut menu in Grid includes the following options:
TABLE 12 SHORTCUT MENU IN SETGRID TEMPLATE
Options
Functions
Option
Set properties of Grid
Copy
Save All
Save to csv
Save As Form
Template
Save as CustomForm
Refresh
Refresh manually
Properties
Modify files and devices
Configure SetGrid
To configure IE to be displayed, right-click in SetGrid, and
select Option in shortcut menu to open Select IE dialog box, as
shown in Figure 26.
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FIGURE 26 SELECT IE DIALOG BOX
Save as SetGrid Template
Right-click in SetGrid, and select Save as Form Template

on the shortcut menu.

GridChart
The GridChart Template is shown in Figure 27. It has the
following functions.
To display the changes of EI as curves.
To display events as icons.
To display IEs and Events (custom IEs and events, fixed IEs
and events of the same device in one file) by dragging them
from navigation bar to the current GridChart. The event is
displayed at the top of the chart.
To distribute IEs in different Charts according to their upper
and lower limits. The vertical coordinate will be adjusted
automatically.
To turn pages by using the left and right arrows at the
bottom of the chart.
To synchronize the chart with other window by using the red

vertical line in the chart.
To show synchronized messages of other windows or dialog
boxes and file process bar (only when they share the same
file ID).
FIGURE 27 GRIDCHART TEMPLATE
How to Open
1. Select Presentation > Template > GridChart on the main
menu.
or some IE/customized IE, and select View In Grid on the
shortcut menu.
Shortcut Menu
The shortcut menu in GridChart includes the following options:
TABLE 13 SHORTCUT MENU IN GRIDCHART TEMPLATE
Options
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Functions
Chart Option
Set properties of GridChart.
Axis Option
Set properties of Axis.
Event Option
Set properties of Event.
Copy
Copy the current row to clipboard.
Save All
Save to csv.
Save As Form
Template
Save as CustomForm.
Refresh
Refresh manually.
Properties
Modify files and devices.
Configure GridChart
To configure IEs to be displayed, in GridChart, right-click in the
GridChart dialog box, and select Chart Option in shortcut
menu. The Chart Option dialog box appears, as shown in Figure
28.
FIGURE 28 CHART OPTION DIALOG BOX
The parameters are described as follows:

Parameters
Description
Available IEs
IEs that can be selected.
Selected IEs
IEs that are selected.
Argument:
Refer to the Argument of Grid Option dialog

box in the section Configure Grid.
Select one curve in Selected IEs, and click Edit button to open
Series Option dialog box, as shown in Figure 29.
FIGURE 29 SERIES OPTION DIALOG BOX
Parameters
Description
Color
Set the curve color.
Width
Set the curve width.
Configure Axis
Right-click in GridChart, and select Axis Option on the
shortcut menu to open the Axis Option dialog box, as shown in
Figure 30.
FIGURE 30 AXIS OPTION DIALOG BOX
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Parameters
Description
Maximum
Set the maximum value of coordinate.
Minimum
Set the minimum value of coordinate.
Configure Event
Right-click in GridChart, and select Event Option on the
shortcut menu to open the Selected Option dialog box, as
shown in Figure 31.
FIGURE 31 SELECT EVENT DIALOG BOX
Parameters
Description
Available Events
All fixed events.
Selected Events
Selected events.
Show Custom
Events
Click to show custom events in the chart.
Save as GridChart Template
Right-click in GridChart, and

Template on the shortcut menu.
select
Save
as
Form

Statistics
Statistics template displays the parameter distribution of
testing data as histograms, pie charts, and curves. Statistics
supports the following operation:
To display IEs (custom and fixed IEs of the same device in one
file) by dragging them from navigation bar to the current
Statistics. The template is shown in Figure 32.
NOTE: Only numeric IE can be displayed in Statistics.
FIGURE 32 STATISTICS TEMPLATE
How to Open
1. Select Presentation > Statistics on the main menu.
or an IE/customized IE, and select View In Statistics on
the shortcut menu.
Toolbar
The toolbar is shown in Table 14:
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TABLE 14 TOOLBAR OF STATISTICS
Buttons
Functions
Bar chart
Pie Chart
CDF Linear Chart
Copy to the clipboard
Save as JPG or BMP file
Whether to include the invalid points
Shortcut Menu
The shortcut menu includes the following options:
Options
Functions
Copy
Save Current Figure to Clip Board.
Save
Save Current Figure to Figure File.
Refresh
Refresh.
Properties
Set File ID, Device ID and IEs to be displayed.
Configure Statistics
To configure the file, device and IE to be displayed, select
Properties on the shortcut menu.
Bin Table
Bin Table can configure the IE value in the Bin.
FIGURE 33 BIN TABLE TEMPLATE
How to Open
On the menu navigation tree, select the file, the device, the Bin
node, or the Bin analysis option, right-click the menu to select
the View In Table menu item.
Shortcut Menu
The Right-click menu includes the following options:
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Options
Functions
Copy
Copy the Current Row to the Clip Board
Copy All
Copy All Rows to the Clipboard
Save All
Save All to Designated File
Refresh
Refresh Current Table
Synchronize
Select a row and then synchronize the current

offset to other windows
Data Tab
In the following figure, Bin Analyzes Examples window is
provided.
FIGURE 34 BIN ANALYZES EXAMPLES
The items listed in the above figure are described below:

TABLE 15 BIN HEADER INTRODUCTION
Items
Functions
Offset
Offset Amount
Lon
Longitude
Lat
Latitude
Total Aggr Ec/Io
Total Aggregation Ec/IO
Total Aggr RSCP
Total Aggregation RSCP
Best Ec/Io
The Best Ec/Io
Best RSCP
The Best RSCP
Histogram Tab
The items listed in the above figure are described below:

Items
Functions
Stage
Range
Count
Count
Percent
Percent
Sum Percent(U2D)
Sum up Percent
Statistics Tab
The Statistics tabbed section is as shown below:
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FIGURE 36 STATISTICS TABBED SECTION
The items listed in the above figure are as described below:

Items
Functions
Item
Analysis Item
Value
Statistics Value
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Chapter
Data Display - Signaling
Messages
The signaling display window mainly displays the content of the
layer-3 signaling in the drive test data, which has three panels:
Message List, Message Info, and Message Filter. Message Info
and Message Filter panels are hided by default.
FIGURE 37 MESSAGES DIALOG BOX
How to Open
Open the window as follows:
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1. Click Presentation > Signaling > Layer 3 Messages on

the main menu.
Message List Panel

The Message List panel, displayed by default, displays the
schematic signaling list.
FIGURE 38 MESSAGE LIST PANEL
The parameters in this window are described below:

Parameters
Description
Index
Signaling Index
Time
Time when signaling takes place
Channel
Channel name
Message
RRC message name
NAS Message
NAS message name
Active Set
Active set information
Info
Signaling additional message
Shortcut Menu in Message List

Panel
The shortcut menu includes the following items:
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TABLE 18 SHORTCUT MENU
Items
Description
Show/Hide Detail
Show detail signaling decoding.
Toggle BookMarks
Bookmarks for recording the position.
Goto BookMarks
Go to the designated bookmarks.
Clear All
BookMarks
Clear all bookmarks.
Find
Find signaling to support the fuzzy search.
Previous Same
Messages
Go to the previous same signaling.
Next Same
Messages
Go to the subsequent same signaling.
Copy
Copy a piece of signaling information to the

clipboard.
Copy All
Copy all signaling information to the clipboard.
Save ALL
Save all signaling information to the text file.
Save All Detail
Save the detailed decoding of all signaling

information to the text file.
Synchronization
Synchronize other display windows to the

current position.
Pause
The list renewal pauses.
Refresh
Refresh.
Properties
Switch files and equipment.
Message Info Panel

The Message Detail window is shown in Figure 39:
FIGURE 39 DETAILED MESSAGE DECODING P ANEL
The panel displays the detailed signaling message decoding and

supports the fuzzy search.
Shortcut Menu in Message Info

Panel
The menu upon right-clicking on the message information panel
includes the following items:
TABLE 19 MENU UPON RIGHT-CLICKING ON MESSAGE INFORM ATION P ANEL
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Items
Description
Copy
Copy the current node character to the

clipboard.
Copy Node
Copy all content of the current node character

to the clipboard.
Copy All
Copy all to the clipboard.
Items
Description
Expand
Expand all sub-nodes of the current node.
Show Raw Message

Data
Show the raw message code stream.
Message Filter Panel

FIGURE 40 SIGNALING FILTER P ANEL
Message Filter Panel is used to set the colors of the signaling list.
It is possible to filter a single or a series of signaling by selecting
proper options.
Shortcut Menu in Message Filter

Panel
The menu upon right-clicking on the message filter panel
TABLE 20 ITEMS INCLUDED IN RIGHT-CLICK MENU ON ON MESSAGE FILTER

P ANEL
Items
Description
Change Color
Change the color displayed in the message.
Set My Color To All

My Child
Configure the colors of all sub-nodes as the

color of the node.
Set Default Color
Set as default color.
Expand
Expand all the sub-nodes of the current node.
Checking Detailed Message

Decoding
Double-click any piece of message in the Signaling list to view
the detailed message decoding in the pop-up pending window.
Checking Specific Signaling

Press Ctrl+F in the signaling window, and select the signaling to
be searched in the drop-down box of the pop-up toolbar, and
then press Ctrl+Alt+P (searching forwards) or Ctrl+Alt+N
(searching backwards).
Event
The fixed event display list is divided into three panels: Event
List, Event Info and Event Filter, among which Event Info and
Event Filter panels are hided by default.
How to Open
Click Presentation > Signaling > Events on the main menu.
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Event List Panel

FIGURE 41 EVENT LIST P ANEL
The parameters shown in Figure 41 are described below:

Items
Description
Time
Time when the related message takes place.
Event
Event name.
Event Information
Additional Event l information.
Shortcut Menu in Event List Panel

The menu upon right-clicking the event list panel includes the
following items:
Items
Description
Show/Hide Detail
Show the detailed information of the event,

and the filter tree.
Copy
Copy the current event to the clipboard.
Copy All
Copy all events to the clipboard.
Save All
Save the information of all events to files.
Synchronization
Synchronize other display windows.
Pause
The list renewal pauses.
Refresh
Refreshing operation.
Properties
Change files and equipment.
Event Info Panel

FIGURE 42 EVENT INFO P ANEL
Function of Event Detail: When some characters of the event

list are not fully displayed, double-click an event, and the
information of that event can be displayed fully in the Info panel
on the right side of the window.
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Event Filter Panel

FIGURE 43 EVENT FILTER PANEL
Filtering Events
Select Show/Hide Detail on the shortcut menu, and select the
Filter tab. Select events from the list if you want to filter them.
Custom Event
The customized event display list is divided into three panels:
Event List, Event Info and Event Filter. Among them, Event Info
and Event Filter panels are hided by default.
How to Open
Perform one of the following steps to open Custom Event list:
Click Presentation > Signaling > Custom Events on the

main menu.
On the menu navigation tree, select a mobile handset in a
drive test file, and click Custom Events.
Event List Panel

FIGURE 44 CUSTOM EVENTS-EVENT LIST P ANEL
The items included in Custom Event window are described below:

Items
Description
Time
Time when the related message takes place.
Event
Event name.
Event Information
Additional event information.
Shortcut Menu in Event List Panel

The menu upon right-clicking on the Custom Events window
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Items
Description
Show/Hide Detail
Show the detailed information of the event,

and the filter tree.
Copy
Copy the current event to the clipboard.
Copy All
Copy all events to the clipboard.
Save All
Save the information of all events to files.
Synchronization
Synchronize other display windows.
Pause
List updating pauses.
Refresh
Refreshing operation.
Properties
Change files and equipment.
Event Info Panel

FIGURE 45 CUSTOM EVENT DETAIL-EVENT INFO P ANEL
Function of Event Detail: When some characters of the event

list are not fully displayed, double-click an event, and the
information of that event can be displayed fully in the Info panel
on the right side of the window.
Event Filter Panel

FIGURE 46 EVENT FILTER PANEL
Filtering Event
Select Show/Hide Detail on the shortcut menu, and select the
Filter tab. Select events that you want to filter from the list.
KPI
KPI can display the number of times that each KPI attempts to
gather statistics of the event, the number of success and the
final success rate, consisting of two panels: KPI List and KPI
Detail, among which the KPI Detail is hided by default.
How to Open
Select Presentation > Signaling > KPI on the main menu to
open the KPI window.
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KPI List Panel

FIGURE 47 KPI LIST P ANEL
The items shown on the KPI window are as described below:

Items
Description
ID
KPI serial number.
KPI Type
KPI name.
Correspond
Number of attempts.
Attempt
Times of success.
Ratio (%)
Success percentage.
Shortcut Menu in KPI List Panel

The menu upon right-clicking the KPI window includes the
following items:
Items
Description
Show/Hide Detail
Show the detailed KPI information.
Copy
Copy the current piece of KPI to the clipboard.
Copy All
Copy all KPIs to the clipboard.
Save All
Save all KPIs to files.
Refresh
Refresh.
Properties
Edit the current files and equipment.
KPI Detail Panel

FIGURE 48 KPI DETAIL P ANEL
The items included in KPI Detail window includes:

Items
Description
Time
Time when it happens.
Event
Event.
EventInfo
Additional event information.
Filter
Whether to filter.
No
KPI serial number.
Action
Attempt or End.
Comment
Add information.
Note: To locate the problem, click KPI Detail to synchronize the

signaling and event window.
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Delay Table
Delay Table can display the time delay start time, start event,
end time, end event, delay value, and segment and statistics
value.
How to Open
Click Presentation > Signaling > Delay on the main menu to
open the Delay window.
Shortcut Menu
Items
Description
Copy
Copy the current piece of delay to the

clipboard.
Copy All
Copy all delay to the clipboard.
Save All
Save all delay to files.
Synchronization
Select a row and synchronize the current offset

to other windows.
Refresh
Refresh.
Properties
Modify the current files and equipment.
Data Tab
FIGURE 49 DATA T AB
The items included in Delay window are described below:
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Items
Description
Name
Delay name
BeginTime
Delay begin time
BeginEventName
Delay begin event
EndTime
Delay end time
EndEventName
Delay end event
Delay
Delay
Histogram Tab
The items in this window are described below:

Items
Description
Stages
Stage
Count
Count
Per(%)
Percentage
Sum Percent(U2D)
The total percent
Histogram Tab
Select the radio button Bar, and the bar chart appears, as
shown in Figure 51.
FIGURE 51 BAR CHART
Statistics Tab
FIGURE 52 STATISTICS TAB
The items included are described below:
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Items
Description
Name
Delay name
Times
Number of times when it occurs
Max
the Maximum delay value
Min
the Minimum delay value
Ave
Average delay value
Item
Analysis item
Value Statistics Value
Filter Panel
FIGURE 53 FILTER P ANEL
Note: Select the items to be filtered.
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Chapter
Data Display - Positioning
Map
Map displays the cell information with the geological graphic
mode. The Map function displays such information as drive test
track, and event, and provides such functions as connections
between the cell and the drive test track point.
How to Open
Perform one of the following steps to open Map:
On the main menu, click Presentation > Positioning >

Map.
In the left Menu tree, right-click a file, a device, or an IE,
and select View In Map in the shortcut menu.
Tool Bar
The tool bar is described below:
Select the displayed IE on the map.
Select the displayed IE Label on the map.
Display or hide connection line on the map.
Select the line to be displayed on the map.
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Display/hide Event.
Select the event to be displayed on the map.
Display or hide predefined area on the map.

Draw the rectangle region. Refer to Defining
Region.
Draw the polygon region. Refer to Defining
Region.
Display or hide IE Label.
Display the track direction in drive test.
Display or hide Base station cell.
Show GSM Cells.

Show UMTS Cells.
Show TD Cells.
Partition Show.
Distance Meter.
Clear distance Meter.
Display or hide scale.
Load map.
Load GST file.

Load TAB file.
Load Indoor test Map.
Copy the map to the clipboard.

Export the map to the file.
Display or hide the panel on the right side.
Display or hide the map on the GoogleEarth.
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Automatically display in the middle.

Clear the label when GPS adjusts it.
Mouse turns to Arrow.
Drag the map.
Zoom In.
Zoom Out.
Display all base station cells.
Display all the drive test tracks.
Drawing Layer Control.
Drawing Tool.
Draw a line.
Draw a circle.
Draw an ellipse.
Draw a rectangle.
Draw a polygon.
Clear one subject.
Clear all subject.
Modify the style of drawing object.
Shortcut Menu
The items are described below:
Items
Description
Arrow
Mouse turns to Arrow.
Pan
Drag the map.
Zoom In
Zoom In.
Zoom Out
Zoom Out.
Full Screen
Zoom the map to show all the base station

cells.
Full Screen Track
Zoom the map to show all the drive test

tracks.
Legend Panel
FIGURE 54 LEGEND P ANEL
IE icon display shows the number and percentage of each field.
Shortcut Menu in Legend Panel

Items
Description
Set Stages
Set legend.
Property Panel
Property Panel displays BS properties.
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FIGURE 55 PROPERTY P ANEL
Common parameter:
Network
Select to display the network system.
The items included in GSM view are as shown below:

Items
Description
BSCID_SiteID
Base station controller ID and base station ID
SiteName
Base station name
CellID
Cell ID
Bcch
BCCH
The items included in UMTS view are as shown below:

Items
Description
RNCID_PointBID
Base station identifier
CellName
Cell name
CellID
Cell ID
PSC
Scrambling code value
Layer Panel
FIGURE 56 LAYER CONTROL P ANEL
This figure shows the layer control panel.

Note: Click a drawing layer to show or hide it.
Double-click a drawing layer to set its track as the current track.
Shortcut Menu in Layer Panel
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Items
Description
Visible
Set the graphic display/hide.
Set to Current
Set the graphic layer as the current graphic

layer.
Refresh
Refresh.
Delete
Remove the graphic layer.
Delete All
Remove all graphic layers.
Info Panel
Link Panel displays the detailed values of the layer IE.
FIGURE 57 INFORMATION PANEL
Link Panel
FIGURE 58 LINK LEGEND PANEL
Tip: Double-click the icon to set the color and width of the line.
Selecting IE
Click the IE Select button on the Toolbar to open the IESelect
dialog box, as shown in Figure 59.
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FIGURE 59 IE SELECT
The parameters as shown above are described below:

Items
Description
File
Select the drive test file.
Device
Select the device.
Argument
Select the Set Index.
Condition
Select frequency and scramble.
Available IEs
Select IEs.
Selected IEs
All the selected IEs displaying on the map.
>
Add the selected IEs to the Selected in the

elements.
<-
Remove the selected IEs from the selected.
<<
Remove the selected IEs from the selected.
Setting Display Event

Click the event choice button on the tool bar to open the Select
Events dialog box, as shown in Figure 60.
FIGURE 60 SELECT EVENTS DIALOG BOX
The parameters as shown above are described below:

Items
Description
File
Select the drive test file.
Device
Select the device.
Available Events
All available events corresponding to the device,

including the fixed and customized events. If the
device changes, the related events change
accordingly.
Selected Events
They refer to the events that display the flags on

the map after they have happened. If an event
does not appear in the box, its flag will not
appear on the map.
The user can select events according to needs.
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>
Select one or multiple events from the Events

box to move to the Selected box.
<-
Remove one or more events from the Selected

box.
>>
Move all events from one File or one Device to

the Selected box.
<<
Remove all the events from the Selected box.
Loading Map File

1. Load Map with GST Format
Click the map load button on the toolbar to select GST, and
then the map dialogue box pops up. Browse and select a
map file to be imported.
2. Load Map with TAB Format
Click the Load Map button on the toolbar to select Load TAB,
and then the Open Layers dialogue box appears, as shown in
Figure 61.
FIGURE 61 OPEN LAYERS
Click the Add button and then the Map dialogue box pops up.
Browse and select the map file with TAB format and click the
Open button to check the map in the Preview dialog box.
Various buttons and parameters in the Open
dialogue box are described as follows:
Layers
Items
Description
Layers
Represent the layers that exist on the

current map.
Up
Move the selected layer upward.
Down
Move the selected layer downward.
Add
Join one graphic layer. It is possible to

select one or multiple TAB files from the
pop-up dialogue box into the graphic layer
list.
Remove
Remove the selected graphic layer.
Remove All
Remove all graphic layers.
Preview
Select the graphic layer for preview.
3. Load the Indoor Map

Click the Load Map button on the toolbar, select Load
Indoor Map and the Open dialogue box with preview
window appears.
Browse and select the JPG map file to open the
SetRasterLayer dialogue box, and input the longitude and
latitude of the upper left corner and bottom right corner of
the map file in floating-point format.
Click ok button to import the map.
FIGURE 62 SETRASTERLAYER
Controlling IE Layer
The operation of IE layer list is shown as follows:
Choice Box: Select the box, and the related IE layer appears
in the Map. Otherwise it does not appear.
Layer flag: It represents that this IE is the current track IE
rather than the main IE.
The shortcut menu upon right-clicking one IE layer is shown

below:
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Items
Description
Visible
Display or hide a layer.
Set to Current
Set the selected layer as the current layer.
Refresh
Refresh the current graphic layer.
Delete
Remove the layer.
Delete All
Remove all layers.
Defining Region
1. Define a rectangular region
On the toolbar, select the Draw Region. The mouse turns to
be the cross shape. Draw one rectangle on the map as
required, and then the Map dialogue box pops up after
finishing drawing, as shown in Figure 63.
FIGURE 63 DEFINE RECTANGULAR REGION
Type the Region name and click OK button.

Click Cancel button and the drawn Region will disappear on the
map. If you type a name that repeats an existing one, the drawn
Region will also disappear on the map.
2. Define a polygon region
On the toolbar, select the Draw Poly. The mouse turns to a
cross. Draw one region on the map as required, and doubleclick for confirmation, and then the Map dialogue box pops
up, as shown in Figure 64.
FIGURE 64 DEFINE POLYGON REGION
Type the Region name and click OK button.

Click Cancel button and the drawn Region will disappear on the
map. If you type a name that repeats an existing one, the drawn
Region will also disappear on the map.
The effective Region will appear in the Region choice menu.
Select the Region item and the drawn region will appear on the
map.
The effective Region can be viewed in the Regions tab of the
Analysis Manager.
The effective Region can be selected in the File > device > Filter
to filter the specific region.
Displaying Connection Line on Map

Click Select Lines button to open the Select Line Dialog Box as
shown in Figure 65.
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FIGURE 65 SELECT LINE DIALOG BOX
Static Line
Cell Cover
Cell Cover Connection
NodeB Cover
NodeB Cover Connection
Dynamic Line
GSM-Sc link
GSM main cell link
GSM-NB link
GSM NB cell link
Pilot Pollution 1
Pilot pollution 1 link
Pilot Pollution 2
Pilot Pollution 3
Over Shoot
Over shoot cover link
Miss NB 1
Miss NB 1 link
User Define
User customized link
UMTS-SC Line
UMTS-SC link
UMTS-NB Line
GSM-NB cell link
UMTS-Active Set
UMTS-Active set link
UMTS-Monitor Set
UMTS-Monitor set link
UMTS-Detected Set
UMTS-Detected set link
UMTS-UE-Best RSCP
UMTS-UE-Best RSCP link
UMTS-UE-Best EcIo
UMTS-UE-Best EcIo link
UMTS-Scanner-Best RSCP UMTS-Scanner-Best RSCP link

UMTS-Scanner-Best EcIo UMTS-Scanner-Best EcIo link
Apply the defined line to one device. If the application is

successful, you can select one item from the Cover Line menu
on the connection menu of the map.
Select one cell to display the related static link. The connection
of UMTS Cell Cover is shown in the following figure:
FIGURE 66 CONNECTION LINE 1
Select other menus, and then click the drive test point to display
the dynamic link of the current drive test node. The connection
of UMTS-Active Set is shown in Figure 67.
FIGURE 67 CONNECTION LINE 2
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Setting IE Legends
Legend displays IE legends in all maps.
Double click an IE legend or right-click IESet Stages to open
the legend setting dialogue box to edit settings of the legend.
Dragging Data to Map

The Map supports dragging-to-show function of the following
Menu tabs from the navigation bar:
IE: Drag a fixed IE of one device in one file.

Fixed Event: Click the
button on the toolbar, and click
Select Events on the drop-down menu. A dialogue box pops
up for you to select the event. (The event is bound with IE. If
there is no IE on the map, no event will be displayed).
Customized event: in the Analysis Manager, add one
customized event, and then in the customized event node in
one device of one file, add one customized event. After
analysis is finished, drag the customized event to Map.
Bin: Drag the IE under one Bin of one device in one file to the
map.
Delay: Drag one fixed Delay of one device in one file. You
cannot configure the Stage of Delay on the map.
Cell: Drag the cell of one mode.
Using Google Earth

Open Map window and press the Google Earth button to load
the Google Earth map. The loaded map is shown in Figure 68.
FIGURE 68 GOOGLE E ARTH M AP
On Map window, press the Google Earth button again to

disable the Google Earth map.
Note: GoogleEarth map display is disabled when CNA calls
GoogleEarth map, as a way to improve the system performance.
The GoogleEarth map window does not display any item.
However, all operations on GoogleEarth influence on the display
of CNA. For example, when you import a KML file into
GoogleEarth, the file will be displayed in CNA.
Note: After clicking GoogleEarth button, GoogleEarth map is
displayed in the current region. CNA downloads GoogleEarth
map in data blocks currently. The download may last for a while
(depending on the hardware configuration and network
bandwidth). During the download process, other operations are
available, such as parameter switching, zooming in and out.
GoogleEarth download window shows the map blocks being
downloaded. This window supports Always on Top feature. Do
not cover this window or perform any operation on this window
during the download process. Otherwise the map download
might be influenced.
Tip: If the map downloaded is not clear, please press F5 to

refresh the GoogleEarth map.
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Recommended settings of GoogleEarth:

1. Turn off the GoogleEarth navigator display when CNA displays
GoogleEarth map, because GoogleEarth navigator takes up a
large area on the monitor.
Turn-off operation: GoogleEarth > View > Show Navigation
> Never.
2. Reduce the GoogleEarth memory cache on the computer with
limited memory.
Step: TOOLS > Options > Cache tab.
Use the map drawing tool packet.

Open [Map] window and click Draw Tool button to select the
tools for various types of shapes.
Open [Map] window and click Draw Tool button, and select
Draw Style. Then click the existing shape to open the attribute
configuration box, as shown in Figure 69.
FIGURE 69 DRAW STYLE TOOL
Partition Show
Click this button on the map window, as shown below.
FIGURE 70 BASE STATION PARTITION MENU
Select partition type, as shown below:

FIGURE 71 BASE STATION PARTITION COLOR CODE
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Chapter
10
Data Display - Cell
Cell Table
FIGURE 72 CELL TABLE
The cell table displays the imported cell in the system.
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How to Open
On the Menu navigation bar, select the Cells node and rightclick Cell item, and then select the View In Table in the
shortcut menu.
Shortcut Menu
Items
Description
Show/Hide Detail
Display or hide all fields of the cell.
Find
Find a specific value.
Copy
Copy the current row to the clipboard
Save All
Save all to the csv file.
Locate In Map
Locate the cell related to the current row to

the map.
Refresh
Refresh.
Setting Cell Filter

On shortcut menu, select Find and then the toolbar pops up at
the bottom of the window, as shown in Figure 73.
FIGURE 73 CELL FILTER TOOLBAR
It is possible to search according to Sc/BSICUMTS, Arfcn

CellID, and CellName. After enterying the condition, click the
second button (Go) on the right side. The filtered result is
displayed in the table. The pull-down box supports fuzzy
matching. Select Find again or click the button at the right side
of the toolbar to close the toolbar.
Displaying Detailed Cell Information

Select Show/Hide Detail on shortcut menu to open the Cell
Detail dialog box, as shown in Figure 74.
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Chapter 10 Data Display - Cell
FIGURE 74 CELL DETAIL
The dialog box is a floating interface. Click Show/Hide Detail

again to close it.
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Chapter
11
Data Display-Predefinition
Overview
CNA has predefined the display windows for various systems to
display the common parameters.
How to Open
On the Menu navigation bar, select the file node and device node.
The device is set to be the current device by default. If no
current device is selected, the system assigns a device as the
current device, which is usually File01-MS1.
Then click Main Menu Presentation > Forms on the Main Menu,
or click
on the tool bar.
Select the data display window as required in the Forms dialog

box and click OK.
FIGURE 75 DEVICE WINDOW SELECTION BOX
Tip: Click Change Device to change the file or device.
UMTS Display Window

This section introduces various dialog boxes and windows of
WCDMA system.
WCDMA Dedicated Physical

Channels UL
FIGURE 76 WCDM A DEDICATED PHYSICAL CHANNELS UL
98
Items
Description
Max Tx Power
Maximum Uplink Transmit Power
SF Min
Minimum Spread Factor
Chapter 11 Data Display-Predefinition
Power Offset
DPCCH Transmit Power Offset
Initial Tx Power
Initial Transmit Power
SC_Type
Scrambling Code Type (Long or Short

Scrambling Code)
PCPLen
Power Control Prefix Length
SC(DPCH UL)
Scrambling Code
PCA
Power Control Algorithm
WCDMA Dedicated Physical

Channels DL
FIGURE 77 WCDM A DEDICATED PHYSICAL CHANNELS DL
The parameters in Figure 77 are described below:

Items
Description
Div Mode
Diversity Mode
Ch_State
Channel State
Slot_Format
Time Slot Format
WCDMA PRACH
FIGURE 78 WCDM A PR AC H
Items
Description
SC
Scrambling Code
SF Min
Minimum Spread Factor
MAX Allowed Tx Power
MAX Allowed Tx Power
Signature Mask
Signature Mask
Sub Channel Mask
Sub Channel Mask
UL Puncture Limit
Uplink Puncture Limit
Transport Channel ID
Power Ramp Step
Preamble Power Ramp Step
MAX Preamble
Transmission Number
MAX Preamble Transmission Number
WCDMA RACH
FIGURE 79 WCDM A R ACH
100
Items
Description
Message Length
Message Length
Preamble Number
Preamble Number
AICH Status
Status of Acquiring Instruction Channel

After the Last Access Time Slot is
Transmitted
Preamble Signature
Preamble Signature
Access Slot
Access Slot
SFN
System frame number when the last

preamble is transmitted
AICH Timing
Time sequence to capture indicator

channels
RF Tx Power
RF Transmit Power
MAX Preamble Cycles

Number
MAX Preamble Cycles Number
WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set

FIGURE 80 WCDM A ACTIVE & NEIGHBOR SET

Items
Description
AS Cell Num
Activating Concentrated Cell Number
AS ARFCN_DL
Downlink Center Frequency
NB ARFCN Num
Neighbor Frequency Number
NB Cell Num
Neighbor Cell Number
WCDMA RRC Status

FIGURE 81 WCDMA RRC STATUS

Items
Description
RRC Current status
Current RRC Status
RRC State
RRC State
Current RRC
Procedure
Current RRC Procedure
RRC Failure Cause
RRC Failure Cause
Protocol Error Cause
Protocol Error Cause
WCDMA Service Cell Information

FIGURE 82 WCDM A SERVICE CELL INFORM ATION

Items
Description
URFCN UL
Uplink Frequency
URFCN DL
Downlink Frequency
Cell Reserved
Cell to be Reserved or not
Cell ID
Cell ID
URA ID
Registration Region Identification
Cell Barred
Cell Barred or Not
Rx_Power
Transmit Power
Cell Reserved for Sol

SA
Whether Cell is Reserved for SoLSA
UE Camped on a Cell
Whether UE is fixed on a Cell
Allowed Access
Allowed Access
Total Aggr Ec/IO
Total Aggr Ec/IO
Total Aggr RSCP
Total Aggr RSCP
WCDMA NAS Status

FIGURE 83 WCDM A N AS STATUS
102

Items
Description
Register State
Register State
UE Operate Mode
UE Operation Mode
PLMN Selection Mode
PLMN Selection Mode
IMEI
International Mobile Equipment

Identification Number
IMSI
International Mobile Subscriber

Identification Number
TMSI
Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identification
P-TMSI
Grouping Temporary Mobile Subscriber

Identification
MCC
Mobile Country Code
LAI
Location Region Identification
MNC
Mobile Network Code
RAI
Roadmap Region Identification
WCDMA NAS MM & GMM Status

FIGURE 84 WCDM A N AS MM & GMM STATUS

Items
Description
Network Operation
Mode
Network Operate Mode
Service Type
Service Type
MM_State
Mobile Management State
MM Sub State
Mobile Management Sub State
MM Update
Mobile Management Update State
GMM State
GPRS Mobile Management State
GMM Sub State
GPRS Mobile Management Sub State
GMM Update
GPRS Mobile Management Update State
WCDMA Active Set

FIGURE 85 WCDM A ACTIVE SET

Items
Description
AS_Cell_Ref
Whether the cell is reference cell (1: yes)
AS_PSC
AS_Cell Scrambling Code
AS_Tcomputer
Cell Power Control Parameter
AS_diversity
Public Pilot Channel Transmission Diversity
AS_SCPICH
Whether AS_SCPICH Has Been Applied
AS_SSC
Secondary Scrambling Code
As_CELL_POS
AS_Cell Information Detect Position (the

unit is code)
AS_Cell Pos
AS_Cell Position
WCDMA Neighbor Set

FIGURE 86 WCDMA NEIGHBOR SET
104
Items
Description
NB_ARFCN DL
Downlink Frequency
NB PSC
Neighbor Cell Primary Scrambling Code
NB Diversity
Neighbor Transmit Diversity Indication
NB Pos
Cell Information Detect Position (unit: Chip)
WCDMA BLER
FIGURE 87 WCDMA BLER

Items
Description
TrCHID
CRC Rev
CRC Packets Acquired in Measurement

Window
CRC Err
Error CRC Packets Acquired in Measurement

Window
WCDMA Cell Reselection (W Cell)

FIGURE 88 WCDMA CELL RESELECTION(W CELL)

Items
Description
CR PSC
Primary Scrambling Code
CR ARFCN
Frequency
CR RSCP
Received Signal Code Power (unit: dB)
CR Rank
Reselection Standard of WCDMA Cell
CR Ec/Io
Rate of Energy of Each Code Chip to Interference

Power Density (Interference Rate)
CR Rank
(Ec/Io)
Reselection Standard of WCDMA Cell(Ec/Io)
WCDMA Cell Reselection (G Cell)

FIGURE 89 WCDMA CELL RESELECTION(G CELL)

Items
Description
CR ARFCN
Radio Channel Frequency
CR BSIC
Base station Identification Code
CR RSSI
Receive Signal Strength Indicator
CR RANK
Reselection Standard of GSM Cell
WCDMA Finger
FIGURE 90 WCDMA FINGER
106

Items
Description
Finger ID
Finger Index
Finger PSC
Scrambling Code
Finger Pos
Finger Information Detect Position (unit: code)
Finger
CPICH
Energy(dB)
Public Pilot Frequency Channel Energy (dB)
Finger
Status
Lock Status
Finger CC
Orthogonal Variable Spreading Codes
Finger Div
Existing Diversity or not
Finger
Energy Div
Finger Energy Division (unit: dB)
TPC Index
Transmit Power Control Order Index
Assign
State
Finger Assigning State
WCDMA SCH
FIGURE 91 WCDMA SCH

Items
Description
PSC Pos
PN Detect Position (unit: code)
EcIo
Interference Ratio
PSC group
Code Group of Primary Scrambling Code
WCDMA Common Physical

Channels DL
FIGURE 92 WCDM A COMMON PHYSICAL CHANNELS DL

Items
Description
CH State
Channel State
CH Type
Channel Type
Slot Format
Slot Format
SC
Scrambling Code
Div Mode
Divide Mode
CCTrch ID
Public Transmission Channel ID
Time Offset
Time Offset (256 code chips as a unit)
Channel
Code
Channel Code
WCDMA RACH ASC Info

FIGURE 93 WCDM A R ACH ASC INFO

108
Items
Description
ASC ID
Access Service Classification ID
Persistence
Persistence Ratio Element
WCDMA UL Transport Channel

FIGURE 94 1WCDMA UL TRANSPORT CHANNEL

Items
Description
CH ID
Uplink Channel ID
CH Type
Channel Type
Code Rate
Error Correction Code Rate
CRC Num
CRC Check Position Byte Number
TTI
Transmission Time Interval
Rate
Matching
Rate Matching Attribute
WCDMA UL Transport Channel

Format
FIGURE 95 WCDM A UL TRANSPORT CHANNEL FORM AT
110
Items
Description
TFC ID
Transmit Format Combination ID
BC
BetaC: Control Channel Power Gain Element
BD
BetaD: Data Channel Power Gain Element
GF_CALC
Whether to Calculate Power Gain Element
WCDMA DL Transport Channel

FIGURE 96 WCDMA DL TRANSPORT CHANNEL

Items
Description
CH ID
Downlink Channel ID
CH Type
Channel Type
Code Rate
Error Correction Code Rate
CRC Num
CRC Parity Bytes Number
TTI
Transmission Time Interval
Rate
Matching
Rate Matching Attribute
WCDMA DL Transport Channel

Format
FIGURE 97 WCDM A DL TRANSPORT CHANNEL FORM AT
112
Items
Description
DLTrChID
Downlink Transmission Channel ID
Transport
Block Size
Transport Block Size
Transport
Block Num
Transport Block Number
WCDMA MAC UL Transport

Channel Information
FIGURE 98 WCDM A M AC UL TRANSPORT CHANNEL INFORMATION

Items
Description
ULTrChID
Uplink Transmission Channel
CH Type
Channel Type
Logical
Channel
Num
Logical Channel Number
Logical
Channels
List
Logical Channels List
WCDMA MAC UL Logical Channel

Information
FIGURE 99 WCDM A M AC UL LOGICAL CHANNEL INFORM ATION
114
Items
Description
RLC ID
Uplink Logical Channel ID
Channel Type
Channel Type
RLC Model
RB ID
Uplink Radio Bearer Identification
MAC ID
Uplink Logical Channel MAC Identification
MAC Priority
Uplink Logical Channel MAC Priority
WCDMA MAC DL Transport

Channel Information
FIGURE 100 WCDM A M AC DL TRANSPORT CHANNEL INFORM ATION

Items
Description
ULTrChID
Downlink Transmission Channel
CH Type
Channel Type
Logical Channel Num
WCDMA MAC DL Logical Channel

Information
FIGURE 101 WCDM A M AC DL LOGICAL CHANNEL INFORM ATION
116
Items
Description
RLC ID
Downlink Logical Channel ID
Channel Type
Channel Type
RLC Model
RB ID
Downlink Radio Bearer Identification
WCDMA MAC UL Traffic Volume

FIGURE 102 WCDM A M AC UL TRAFFIC VOLUME

Items
Description
RB ID
Radio Bearer Identification
RLC Buffers Payload
Current RLC Load
RLC Buffer Payload(Average)
RLC Average Load
RLC Buffer Payload(Variance)
RLC Load Variance
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (1)

F I G U R E 1 0 3 W C D M A R L C U L AM S T A T I S T I C S ( 1 )
Items
Description
AMD Logical ChID
Uplink Data Logical Channel Identification
Control Logic ChID
Uplink Control Logical Channel

Identification
Logic Ch Type
Logical Channel Type
Reset Num
RLC Reset Number
Transmission
Window Size
Transmission Window Size
PDU Bytes
Transmitted
PDU Bytes Transmitted
SDU Bytes
Transmitted
SDU Bytes Transmitted
WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (2)

F I G U R E 1 0 4 W C D M A R L C U L AM S T A T I S T I C S ( 2 )
118
Items
Description
AMD Logical
ChID
Uplink Data Logical Channel Identification
Control Logic
ChID
Uplink Control Logical Channel Identification
AMD PDUS
Transmitted
First
Number of AMD PDUS Transmitted for the First

Time
AMD PDUS
retransmitted
Number of AMD PDUS Retransmitted
PDUS NAK
Naked PDU Number
VT_S
Sequence Number of Recently Transmitted AMD

PDU
VT_A
Sequence Number of Recently Confirmed AMD PUD
UL AM Buffer
Status
Uplink Buffter Status
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (1)

F I G U R E 1 0 5 W C D M A R L C D L AM S T A T I S T I C S ( 1 )

Items
Description
AMD
Logical
ChID
Logical Channel Identification of Downlink Data
Control
Logical
ChID
Logical Channel Identification of Downlink Control
Logical CH
Type
Logical Channel Type
PDU Bytes
Received
PDU Bytes Received
SDU Bytes
Received
SDU Bytes Received
Error PDUS
Number of Error PDU
WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics (2)

F I G U R E 1 0 6 W C D M A R L C D L AM S T A T I S T I C S ( 2 )

Items
Description
AMD
Logical
ChID
Logical Channel Identification of Downlink Data
Control
Logical
ChID
Logical Control Identification of Downlink Data
AMD PDUS
Received
Number of Received AMD PDU
Control
PDUS
Received
Number of Received Control PDU
AMD PDUS
NAK
Number of Naked PDU
VR_R
Sequence Number of Recently Received AMD PUD
VR_H
Maximum Sequence Number of AMD PDU Received So

Far
WCDMA Power Info

FIGURE 107 WCDMA POWER INFO
120
Items
Description
Rx Power
Receive Power
Tx Power
Transmit Power
SIR
Signal-to-Interference Ratio (SIR)
Max Tx
Power
Maximum Transmit Power
WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set

Count
FIGURE 108 WCDMA ACTIVE & NEIGHBOR SET COUNT

Items
Description
AS Cell
Num
Cell Number in Activated Set
NB Cell
Num
Cell Number Neighbor Cell
WCDMA Pilot Set

FIGURE 109 WCDMA PILOT SET
The parameters in Figure 109 are described below:
122
Items
Description
Active Path
Count
Indication of Active Set Number
Monitor
Path Count
Indication of Monitor Set Number
Detected
Path Count
Indication of Detected Set Number
Active Set
Indication of Active Set Color
Monitor Set
Indication of Monitor Set Color
Detected
Set
Indication of Detected Set Color
Both
Display RSCP and Ec/Io simultaneously
RSCP
Display RSCP only
Ec/Io
Display Ec/Io only
Horizontal
Display in horizontal direction
Vertical
Display in vertical direction
Show Mark
Show mark in the chart
Tip: Click Color Indication Block to edit colors.
HSPA Display Window

This section introduces various HSPA dialog boxes and windows.
HSDPA HS-SCCH Information

FIGURE 110 HSDP A HS-SCCH INFORM ATION

Items
Description
Sub Frame Count
Sub-frame Count in the Packet
SCCH Decode
Count
Shared Control Channel Decode Count of Subframes
Valid SCCH Count
Valid SCCH Count of Sub-frames
SCCH
Decode(%): S
Value Rate of SCCH Decode Count to Sub

Frame Count
SCCH Valid(%):
V
Value Rate of Valid SCCH Count to Sub Frame

Count
Carrier 0
Main Carrier
Carrier 1
Secondary Carrier
HSDPA Decode Statistic

FIGURE 111 HSDP A DECODE STATISTIC
124
Items
Description
Schedule Count
Number of schedules
ACK Count
Times of acknowledgement
NACK Count
Times of no answering
DTX Rate
Decoding result shown as DTX rate
Max CQI
Maximum downlink Channel Quality

Indication
Median CQI
Median downlink Channel Quality Indication
Min CQI
Minimum Channel Quality Indication
Avg CQI
Average downlink Channel Quality Indication
ACK Rate
Decoding result shown as ACK rate
NACK Rate
Decoding result shown as NACK rate
QPSK Count
Number of QPSK
16-QAM Count
Number of 16-QAM
64-QAM Count
Number of 64-QAM
QPSK Percentage
Percentage of QPSK
16-QAM
Percentage
Percentage of 16-QAM
64-QAM
Percentage
Percentage of 64-QAM
HS DL
Throughput
HS downlink throughput
Schedule
Throughput
Throughput of schedules
MacLayer
Throughput
Throughput in Mac Layer
Served
Throughput
Served throughput in physical layer
Success Rate
Rate of success
Static Bler
Percentage
Static Block error rate shown as percentage
Carrier 0
Main carrier
Carrier 1
Secondary carrier
Total
Total count
HSUPA Happy Bit Status

FIGURE 112 HSUP A H APPY BIT STATUS

Items
Description
Happy Bit
Status
Happy Bit Status
Happy
Happy Percentage
UnHappy
Unhappy Percentage
HSUPA UL Bler Infomation

FIGURE 113 HSUP A UL BLER INFOM ATION
Items
Description
First
Bler(%)
First block error rate
Residue
Bler(%)
Residue block error rate
Statistics
Bler(%)
Statistics block error rate
HSUPA E-DCH Control Information

(1)
FIGURE 114 HSUP A E-DCH CONTROL INFORM ATION(1)
126
Items
Description
SG
Service Granted Index based on AGCH and RGCH.
LUPR
This is the SG index after mapping the reference_ETPR

to the closest higher SG in the relative grant
calculation.
E-TFCI
EDCH Transport Format Combination Indicator.
TTI In Use
Transmit Time Slot.
AG Value
Value of Absolute Grant.
AG SCOPE
Absolute Grant Scope.
HICH
Indicates the combined ACK/NAK for the transport

block.
Serving AG
Indicates the combined serving RGCH determining the

serving grant for the transport block sent in this TTI.
NonServing
AG
Indicates the combined non-serving RGCH determining

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

(2)
FIGURE 115 HSUP A E-DCH CONTROL INFORM ATION (2)

Items
Description
PSC
Scrambling Code.
TPC Index
Tcomputer Index.
HICH
Indicates 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 116 HSUP A SI INFORM ATION

Items
Description
HLTD
Highest Priority Logical Channel ID.
HLBS
Highest Priority Logical Channel Buffer State.
TEBS
Total E-DCH buffer status.
Triggering
Status
Indicates whether SI was triggered by buffer status or

periodic trigger.
Appending
Status
Indicates whether SI was added due to available

padding.
UPH
Maximum UE Power.
Statistics Display Window

This section introduces various Statistics dialog boxes and
windows.
128
Statistics Voice
FIGURE 117 STATISTICS VOICE

Items
Description
VoiceCallRe
qNum
Number of Voice Call Requests
VoiceCallSu
cNum
Number of Success Voice Call Requests
VoiceCallSu
cRate
Success Rate of Voice Call Request
CallDropNu
m
Call Drop Times
CallDropRa
te
Call Drop Rate
PPP
FIGURE 118 PPP DIALOG BOX

Items
Description
BytesXmited(byte)
Bytes Transmitted
BytesRcved(byte)
Bytes Received
FramesXmited
Frames Transmitted
CrcErr
Check Error Code value
TimeoutErr
Timeout Times
AlignmentErr
Alignment Errors
HardwareOverrunErr
Hardware Overrun Errors
FramingErr
Framing Errors
BufferOverrunErr
Buffer Overrun Errors
CompressionRateIn
Received Data Compression Ratio
CompressionRateOut
Transmitted Data Compression Ratio
ULRasThroughput(kbit/s)
RAS Uplink Throughput
DLRasThroughput(kbit/s)
RAS Downlink Throughput
PPPReqNum
PPP Request Number
PPPSucNum
PPP Success Number
PPPSucRate
PPP Success Rate
FTP
FIGURE 119 FTP DIALOG BOX

130
Items
Description
App.MeanU
pThrought(
kbit/s
Application Mean Uplink Throughput
App.MeanD
lThrought(k
bit/s
Application Mean Downlink Throughput
CurUpSpee
d(kbit/s)
Current Upload Speed
CurDlSpee
d(kbit/s)
Current Download Speed
ULFileSize(
kB)
Uploaded File Size
DLFileSize(
kB)
Downloaded File Size
UlCurFileSi
ze(kB)
Current Uploaded Size
DLCurFileSi
ze(kB)
Current Downloaded Size
ULPerFileAl
ready
Current Uplink Rate
DLPerFileAl
ready
Current Download Rate
ULTimeElap
sed(s)
Uploaded Time Elapsed
DLTimeEla
psed(s)
Downloaded Time Elapsed
FTPDLReqN
um
FTP Download Request Number
FTPDLSucN
um
FTP Download Success Number
FTPDLSucR
ate
FTP Download Success Rate
FTPULReqN
um
FTP Upload Request Number
FTPULSucN
um
FTP Upload Success Number
FTPULSucR
ate
FTP Upload Success Rate
Ping
FIGURE 120 PING DIALOG BOX

Items
Description
PingMaxDel
ay(ms)
Maximum Ping Delay
PingMinDel
ay(ms)
Minimum Ping Delay
PingAvgDel
ay(ms)
Average Ping Delay
PingReqNu
m
Ping Request Number
PingSucNu
m
Ping Success Number
PingSucRat
e
Ping Success Rate
Attach & Detach

FIGURE 121 ATTACH&DET ACH
132
Items
Description
AttachMax
Delay(ms)
Maximum Attached Delay
SMSP2PMin
Delay(ms)
Minimum Attached Delay
AttachAvgD
elay(ms)
Average Attached Delay
DetachMax
Delay(ms)
Maximum Detached Delay
DetachMin
Delay(ms)
Minimum Detached Delay
DetachAvg
Delay(ms)
Average Detached Delay
AttachReqN
um
Attached Request Number
AttachSucN
um
Attached Success Number
AttachSucR
ate
Attached Success Rate
PDP
FIGURE 122 PDP CONTEXT DIALOG GOX
The parameters shown in Figure 122 are described below

Items
Description
PDPActiveM
axDelay(m
s)
PDP Active Maximum Delay
PDPActiveM
inDelay(ms
)
PDP Active Minimum Delay
PDPActiveA
vgDelay(m
s)
PDP Active Average Delay
PDPDeactiv
ateMaxDela
y(ms)
PDP Deactivate Maximum Delay
PDPDeactiv
eMinDelay(
ms)
PDP Deactivate Minimum Delay
DetachAvg
Delay(ms)
PDP Detach Average Delay
PDPActivat
eReqNum
PDP Activated Request Number
PDPActivat
eSucNum
PDP Activated Request Number
PDPActivat
eSucRate
PDP Activated Success Rate
SMS P2P
FIGURE 123 SMS P2P
134
Items
Description
SMSP2PSendMaxDelay(ms)
SMS P2P Maximum Sending Delay
SMSP2PMinDelay(ms)
SMS P2P Minimum Sending Delay
SMSP2PSendAvgDelay(ms)
SMS P2P Average Sending Delay
SMSP2PSendReqNum
SMS P2P Sending Request Number
SMSP2PSendSucNum
SMS P2P Sending Success Number
SMSP2PSendSucRate
SMS P2P Sending Success Rate
SMS SP
FIGURE 124 SMS SP

Items
Description
SMSSPSendMaxdelay(
ms)
SMS SP Maximum Sending Delay
SMSSPSendMinDelay(
ms)
SMS SP Minimum Sending Delay
SMSSPSendAvgDelay(
ms)
SMS SP Average Sending Delay
SMSSPRevMaxDelay(
ms)
SMS SP Maximum Receiving Delay
SMSSPRevMinDelay(m
s)
SMS SP Minimum Receiving Delay
SMSSPRevAvgDelay(
ms)
SMS SP Average Receiving Delay
SMSSPSendReqNum
SMS SP Sending Request Number
SMSSPSendSucNum
SMS SP Sending Success Number
SMSSPSendSucRate
SMS SP Sending Success Rate
SMSSPRevReqNum
SMS SP Receiving Request Number
SMSSPRevSucNum
SMS SP Receiving Request Success Number
SMSSPRevSucRate
SMS SP Receiving Success Rate
WAP Gateway
FIGURE 125 W AP G ATEW AY

Items
Description
WAPGateMaxDelay(
ms)
WAP Gateway Maximum Connection Delay
WAPGateMinDelay(m
s)
WAP Gateway Minimum Connection Delay
WAPGateAvgDelay(
ms)
WAP Gateway Average Connection Delay
WAPGateReqNum
WAP Gateway Connection Request Number
WAPGateSucNum
WAP Gateway Connection Success Number
WAPGateSucRate
WAP Gateway Connection Success Rate
WAP Logon
FIGURE 126 W AP LOGON
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Items
Description
WAPLogonMaxdelay(ms)
WAP Logon Maximum Delay
WAPLogonMinDelay(ms)
WAP Logon Minimum Delay
WAPLogonAvgDelay(ms)
WAP Logon Average Delay
WAPLogonSendSize(byte)
WAP Logon Sending Bytes
WAPLogonRecvSize(byte)
WAP Logon Receiving Bytes
WAPLogonMaxThroughput(b
yte/s)
WAP Logon Maximum Throughput
WAPLogonMinThroughput(by
te/s)
WAP Logon Minimum Throughput
WAPLogonReqNum
WAP Logon Request Number
WAPLogonSucNum
WAPLogonSucRate
WAP Logon Success Rate
WAP Refresh
FIGURE 127 W AP REFRESH

Items
Description
WAPRefreshMaxdelay(ms)
WAP Maximum Refresh Delay
WAPRefreshMinDelay(ms)
WAP Minimum Refresh Delay
WAPRefreshAvgDelay(ms)
WAP Average Refresh Delay
WAPRefreshSendSize(byte)
WAP Refresh Sending Bytes
WAPRefreshRecvSize(byte)
WAP Refresh Receiving Bytes
WAPRefreshMaxThroughput(
byte/s)
WAP Maximum Refresh Throughput
WAPRefreshMinThroughput(
byte/s)
WAP Minimum Refresh Throughput
WAPRefreshReqNum
WAP Refresh Request Number
WAPRefreshSucNum
WAP Refresh Success Number
WAPRefreshSucRate
WAP Refresh Success Rate
WAP Download
FIGURE 128 W AP DOWNLOAD

Items
Description
WAPDownMaxdelay(ms)
WAP Download Maximum Delay
WAPDownMinDelay(ms)
WAP Download Minimum Delay
WAPDownAvgDelay(ms)
WAP Download Average Delay
WAPDownSendSize(byte)
WAP Download Sending Bytes
WAPDownRecvSize(byte)
WAP Download Receiving Bytes
WAPDownMaxThroughput(
byte/s)
WAP Download Maximum Throughput
WAPDownMinThroughput(b
yte/s)
WAP Download Minimum Throughput
WAPDownReqNum
WAP Download Request Number
WAPDownSucNum
WAP Download Success Number
WAPDownSucRate
WAP Download Success Rate
MMS Send
FIGURE 129 MMS SEND

Items
138
Description
MMSSnedMaxDelay(ms)
MMS Maximum Sending Delay
MMSSendMinDelay(ms)
MMS Minimum Sending Delay
MMSSendAvgDelay(ms)
MMS Average Sending Delay
MMSSendReqNum
MMS Sending Request Number
MMSSendSucNum
MMS Sending Success Number
MMSSendSucRate
MMS Sending Success Rate
Data Service Display

Window
This section introduces various DATA dialog boxes and windows.
LLC
FIGURE 130 LLC

Items
Description
LLC Data Throughput in

kbit/s(UL)
LLC Data Throughput (Uplink)
LLC Data Throughput in

kbit/s(DL)
LLC Data Throughput (Downlink)
FTP Chart
FIGURE 131 FTP CHART
140
Items
Description
App.MeanUpThrought(k
bit/s)
Application Mean Uplink Throughput
App.MeanDlThrought(k
bit/s)
Application Mean Downlink Throughput
CurUpSpeed(kbit/s)
Current Uplink Speed
CurDlSpeed(kbit/s)
Current Download Speed
RAS Chart
FIGURE 132 RAS CHART

Items
Description
ULRasThroughput(kb
it/s)
RAS Uplink Throughput
DLRasThroughput(kb
it/s)
RAS Downlink Throughput
RLC Chart
FIGURE 133 RLC CHART

Items
Description
RLC Data Throughput in

kbit/s(UL)
RLC Data Throughput (uplink)
RLC Data Throughput in

kbit/s(DL)
RLC Data Throughput (Downlink)
GSM Display Window

This section introduces various GSM dialog boxes and windows.
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Current Channel
FIGURE 134 CURRENT CHANNEL

Items
Description
Channel Type
Channel Type
Channel Mode
Channel Mode
Sc Rxlev
Receiving level of serving cell
TN
Slot number
Rxlev Full
Receiving level (Full)
Rxlev Sub
Receiving level (Sub)
Rxqual Full
Receiving signaling quality (Full)
Rxqual Sub
Receiving signaling quality (Sub)
FER
BER (Bit Error Rate)
MS Power Level
Mobile sending power level
TA
Timing advance
Max RLT Counter
Max RLT Counter
Current RLT Counter
Current RLT Counter
HSN
Hopping frequency serial number
MAIO
Mobile Allocation Index Offset
Serving Cell
FIGURE 135 SERVING CELL
144
Items
Description
Sc GPRS Flag
Service cell GPRS Flag
MCC
Mobile Country Code
MNC
Mobile Network Code
LAC
Location Code
CI
Cell Identification
Sc RA Color
Service Cell RA Color
Sc BCCH
Service Cell Broadcast Common Control

Channel
Sc NCC
Service Cell Network Color Code
Sc BCC
Service Cell Base Color Code
Sc CRH
Service Cell Reselection Hysteresis
Sc CRO
Service Cell Reselection Offset
Sc PT
Service Cell Penalty Time
Sc TO
Service Cell Reselection Temporary Offset
Sc Rxlev AccMin
Service Cell Minimum Receiving Level

Permitted for Access
MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
Control Channel Maximum Power Level
BS-PA-MFRAMS
Number of Paging Channel Multiframes
CCCH count
Public Control Channel Number
BS-AG-BLKS-RES
Permitted Reserving Blocks for Access
T3212
Periodic Location Updating Timer
Serving NB Cell Parameter

FIGURE 136 SERVING NB CELL P AR AM

Items
Description
CI
Cell Identification
BCCH
Broadcast Common Control channel
NCC
Network Color Code
BCC
Base Color Code
RX_LEV
Receiving Intensity Level
C1
Channel Loss Parameter
C2
Cell Reselect Parameter
RxMin
Minimum Receiving Level Permitted for

Access
CRH
Cell Reselection Hysteresis
CRO
Cell Reselection Offset
PT
Penalty Time
TO
Cell Reselection Temporary Offset
Rxlev Rxqual
FIGURE 137 RXLEV RXQUAL
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Items
Description
Sc Rxlev
Receiving Level of Service Cell
Rxlev Full
Receiving Level of Service Cell (Full)
Rxlev Sub
Receiving Level of Service Cell (Sub)
Rxqual Full
Receiving Signaling Quality (Full)
Rxqual Sub
Receiving Signaling Quality (Sub)
TA
Timing Advance
MS Power Level
Mobile Set Power Level
EGPRS
FIGURE 138 EGPRS

Items
Description
Global CV_BEP_GMSK
GMSK BEP (Variance)
Global CV_BEP_8PSK
8PSK BEP (Variance)
Global
MEAN_BEP_GMSK
GMSK BEP (Average)
Global
MEAN_BEP_8PSK
8PSK BEP (Average)
Serving NB Cell Rxlev

FIGURE 139 SERVING NB CELL RXLEV
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Items
Description
Sc Rxlev
Receiving Level of Service Cell
Nb[1] Rxlev
Neighbor 1 Receiving Level Density
Nb[2] Rxlev
Nb[3] Rxlev
Nb[4] Rxlev
Nb[5] Rxlev
Nb[6] Rxlev
GSMSCANShow
FIGURE 140 GSMSCANSHOW
Items
Description
Frequency
Frequency
RxLev
Receiving Level Intensity
BSIC
Base station transceiver ID
Scanner Display Window

Scanner windows introduced here are only available for
selection when the device type is Scanner. Click Change
Device button on Forms dialog box to turn to Scanner devices

list, as shown in Figure 141.
FIGURE 141 CHOOSING SCANNER DEVICES
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GSM Rxlev
FIGURE 142 GSM RXLEV
Items
Description
Index
Serial Number
ARFCN
Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number
Band
Frequency Band
Rxlev
Receiving Level Intensity
BSIC
Base station transceiver ID
Sort = None
Not sorted (default)
Sort = X
Sort by X axle
Sort = Y
Sort by Y axle
Order = ASC
Ascending Sort
Order = DEC
Descending Sort
GSM/WCDMA CW
FIGURE 143 CW
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X Axle
Frequency Point
Y Axle
Signal Intensity
GSM/WCDMA Spectrum
FIGURE 144 SPECTRUM

Items
Add
Description
Add a value indicator. Valid upon selecting
location on the spectrum.
Rem
Delete
value
indicator.
Valid
upon
selecting an existing value indicator.

Max
Auto-tracking the maximum signal and show

the value indicator
Min
Auto-tracking the minimum signal and show

the value indicator
WCDMA Time Slot

FIGURE 145 TIME SLOT
Items
154
Description
Chip
Chip ID
Ec/Io
Ec/Io
Order
Sorting Result (Top 3)
WCDMA User List/Top N

FIGURE 146 USER LIST/TOP N
Items
Description
IE = Ec
By Ec
IE = Ec/Io
By Ec/Io
Ymin
Minimum range of Y axle
Ymax
Maximum range of Y axle
Sort = None
No sorting (default)
Sort = X
Sort by X axle
Sort = Y
Sort by Y axle
Order = ASC
Sort by Ascending order
Order = DEC
Sort by Descending order
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Universal Analysis
Filter Analysis
Overview
It is possible to set related logic expressions (Filter) and regional
conditions for every device in the data test to combine and filter
the data. The filtered data will not be displayed.
Logic filter must be defined in the Analysis Manager.
Region should be defined in the Map Window by using the region
definition tool.
Setting Filter for Equipment

On the menu navigation tree, select the file, the device, and
right-click the Filter By node.
Select the Add on shortcut menu.
Set the filter conditions in the pop-up Filter Setting dialog box.
FIGURE 147 FILTER SETTING
Three options are available for each filter condition:

i.
N/AThis condition is not adopted.
ii. SaveThe data meeting this condition will be saved.

iii. DeleteThe data meeting this condition will be deleted.
Note: The data meeting both the Save standard and Delete
standard will be deleted. Call drop filer is available in N/A and
Enable only. Enable means applying the call drop filer.
Click Apply to enable computation.
Close the Filter Setting interface after the computation.
Display Device Filtering Analysis

Result
The filtering result is shown in the data display windows. Figure
148 shows the map after filtering.
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FIGURE 148 MAP AFTER DATA FILTERING
Display Applied Filter

To display the applied filters, please open Menu navigation bar
and select file, device and the Filter By node to display directly
the data filter conditions of this device.
Modify/Deleted Filter
Refer to Set Data Filter and change the filters to N/A to disable
the filter condition.
Open Menu navigation bar and select file, device and right-click
the Filter By node. And click Remove All on shortcut menu to
delete all the data filter conditions of this device
CustomEvent Analysis
Overview
CustomEvent analysis can effectively track the problem in the
network by checking the sampling point based on the condition
expression defined by the user.
Apply Custom Event to Equipment

1. On the Menu navigation bar, select the file, the device, and
right-click the CustomEvent node. Select Add on shortcut
menu.
FIGURE 149 APPLY CUSTOMEVENT
In the pop-up CustomEvent dialog box, check the items for

analysis.
Click Apply to begin analyzing.
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Close the Filter setting interface after the computation.
Display
Result
CustomEvent
Analysis
The device with CustomEvent analysis results has sub-items

under the CustomEvent node on the Menu navigation bar.
Users may display the analysis results by selecting Presentation
> Signaling > Custom Events.
Users may also display the analysis results by clicking View In
Table, View In GridChart, View In Map on shortcut menu
(upon right-clicking the sub-item). Select View In Table, and the
result is shown in Figure 150.
FIGURE 150 CUSTOMEVENT DISPLAYED IN TABLE
Select View In GridChart, and the result is shown in Figure 151.
FIGURE 151 CUSTOMEVENT DISPLAYED IN GRIDCHART
Select View In Map, and the result is shown in Figure 152.

FIGURE 152 CUSTOMEVENT DISPLAYED IN M AP
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Delete CustomEvent
On Menu navigation bar, select file, device and select the
CustomEvent node. Right-click the analysis items to be deleted
and click Remove on shortcut menu to delete the item selected.
On Menu navigation bar, select file, device, and right-click the
CustomEvent node and select Remove All on shortcut menu
to delete all the CustomEvent of this device.
Bin Analysis
Overview
Bin analysis follows certain grouping rules to group the test data.
Then the data in the groups are counted and sampled to select
one piece of data representing the group.
Applying Bin to Equipment

1. On the Menu navigation bar, select the file, the device, and
right-click the Bin node to select the Add on shortcut menu.
Bin dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 153.
FIGURE 153 APPLY BIN
In the Bin dialog box, select items for analysis and click Add
button.
After the calculation, close the Bin dialog box.
Display BIN Analysis Result

The device with BIN analysis results has sub-items under the
BIN node on the Menu bar. Right-click the sub-item, and users
can view the analysis results by selecting View In Table and
View In Map on shortcut menu.
Select View In Table and the result is shown in Figure 154.
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FIGURE 154 BIN DISPLAYED IN TABLE
Select View In Map and the result is shown in Figure 155.
FIGURE 155 BIN DISPLAYED IN M AP
Deleting Bin
On the Menu navigation bar, select the file, the device, the Bin
node. Then right-click the analysis items to be deleted. Select
Remove on shortcut menu to delete the item.
Note: On the Menu navigation bar, select the file, the device,
and right-click the Bin node. Next, select Remove All on
shortcut menu to delete all the analysis nodes.
Delay Analysis
Overview
The Delay analysis function can calculate the time duration
between any two pieces of signaling. The user can calculate a
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variety of signaling delay through configuration according to the

requirements.
Loading Delay
1. On the menu navigation tree, select the file and the device,
and right-click the Delay node. Next, click Add on shortcut
menu to open the Delay dialog box.
FIGURE 156 APPLY BIN
2. In the Delay dialog box, select the analysis item that is

required for application, and click Apply button.
3. After the calculation, close the dialog box.
View Delay Analysis Result

The user can view the analysis result by selecting Presentation
> Signaling > Delay on the main menu. And the program
opens Delay table.
The device with Delay analysis results has sub-items under the
Delay node on the Menu tree. Users may view the analysis
results by selecting View In Table, View In Map on shortcut
menu (upon clicking the sub-item).
Select View In Table, and the result is displayed in table, as
shown in Figure 157.
FIGURE 157 DELAY DISPLAYED IN
DELAYT ABLE
Select View In Map, and the result is displayed in map, as

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FIGURE 158 DELAY DISPLAYED IN M AP
Deleting Delay
On the menu navigation tree, select the file, the device, the
Delay node, and right-click the analysis item to be deleted.
Select Remove on shortcut menu to delete the selected analysis
item.
Note: On the menu navigation tree, select the file and the
device, and right-click the Delay node. Select Remove All on
shortcut menu to delete all the analysis item nodes.
StaticLink Analysis
Overview
Show the relation of two subjects with linking lines on the map.
The lines are shown on the map from the beginning and they do
not change with the drive test points, so they are called Static
Link.
Applying StaticLink
Warning: Be sure to load the proper cell parameters according
to the testing equipment that generates the drive test data.
Otherwise the static link might produce wrong computing result
or no result.
1. On the menu navigation tree, select the file and the device.
Right-click the StaticLink node, and then select the Add on
shortcut menu to open the StaticLink dialog box, as shown
in Figure 159.
FIGURE 159 APPLY STATIC LINK
2. In the pop-up StaticLink dialog box, select the item for

analysis, and click Apply button to start the calculation, as
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FIGURE 160 SELECT ITEMS FOR STATIC LINK AN ALYSIS
3. After the calculation, close the dialog box. The Menu

navigation tree displays the analysis item setting that has
been added.
View StaticLink Analysis Result

View Static Link on the Map. The user can select to view the
static link that has been applied.
Deleting StaticLink Analysis

1. Delete single item: On the menu navigation tree, select the
file and the device, the StaticLink node, and right-click the
analysis item to be deleted. Next, click Remove on shortcut
menu to delete the selected analysis item.
2. Delete All Items: On the menu navigation tree, select the
file, the device, and right-click the StaticLink node. Next,
select Remove All on shortcut menu to delete all the
analysis item nodes.
DynamicLink Analysis
Overview
Show the relation of two subjects with lines on the map. The
lines displayed on the map change with the drive test points, so
they are called Dynamic Link.
Applying DynamicLink
Warning: Be sure to load the proper cell parameters according to the
testing equipment that generates the drive test data. Otherwise the
dynamic link analysis may produce wrong result or no result.
1. On the menu navigation tree, select the file and the device,
and right-click the DynamicLink node. Next, select Add on
shortcut menu, to open the DynamicLink dialog box, as
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FIGURE 161 APPLY DYNAMIC LINK
2. In the pop-up DynamicLink dialog box, select items for

analysis. Next, click the Apply button to start the calculation.
3. After the calculation, close the dialog box.
View DynamicLink Analysis Result

On the Map, the user can view the dynamic link that has been
applied.
Deleting DynamicLink
1. Delete single item: On the menu navigation tree, select the
file and the device, the DynamicLink node, and right-click
the analysis item to be deleted. Next, click Remove on
shortcut menu to delete the selected analysis item.
2. Delete All Items: On the menu navigation tree, select the

file, the device, and right-click the DynamicLink node. Next,
select Remove All on shortcut menu to delete all the
analysis item nodes.
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Advanced Analysis: GPS

Processing
Overview
This chapter provides the algorithm involving GPS processing
including GPS calibration and distance computation.
GPS calibration adjusts the GPS data after GPS equipment errors,
including system offset, accidental errors or the aggregation
caused by sampling time difference.
The GPS data calibration is shown with the two tracks before
and after the calibration. The user can also view the calibration
result by refreshing the target layer on the map.
How to Open
Select Analysis > GPS Handle on the main menu to open the
GPS processing window (GPS Error Handle), as shown in
Figure 162.
FIGURE 162 GPS PROCESSING INTERFACE
GPS Correction
The GPS correction is mainly used in such situation: Data can be
modified afterwards during the drive test process, when GPS has
multiple abnormal situations, such as occasional hopping,
systemic offset, aggregation caused because the GPS sampling
time is far shorter than the drive test device sampling time. The
result after GPS data is adjusted can be contrasted by the two
orbits around the time when they are adjusted. Otherwise the
result can be seen by directly refreshing the related figure layer
on the map.
Correcting Accidental Errors

1. Select the drive test file from the file list for correction.
2. Select Eliminate GPS Accidental Error radio button.
3. If you only want to mark the occasional error point on the
map without modifying the original GPS data, select the
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check box Do not really eliminate, but highlight

abnormal points in map. If you want to modify the original
GPS data, do not select the check box.
4. Enter the maximum limit on GPS speed in the box Max
Velocity.
5. Click Apply button. When the check box is not selected, the
user will be prompted with a message: if the data has been
modified, it cannot be restored. Confirm to start the
calculation.
Correcting System Errors

2. Select Eliminate GPS System Error dialog box.
3. Select the Offset Unit.
4. Enter the offset correcting value in X Offset and Y Offset
boxes.
5. Click Apply button. The user will be prompted with a
message: if the data has been modified, it cannot be
restored. Confirm to start the calculation.
Disaggregating
2. Select Eliminate GPS Special Aggregation radio button.
3. Select to use the maximum distance (Max Adjustment) or
the maximum speed (Max Velocity), or both.
4. Enter the maximum distance and/or the maximum speed.
Rowarizing
2. Select Eliminate GPS Straight Way Error radio button.
3. Enter the duration (Start Time and End Time). To
determine the time duration, you can refer to Table and Map.

Calculating GPS Distance

GPS distance calculation means to calculate the accumulated
distance of per counting point of the vehicle speed: D(1.=0;D(n)
= D(2,1.D(3,2. D(n,n-1.,n=2 N.D(n,n-1 represents the
distance of between the n point and the n-1 point. Under some
circumstances, GPS data cannot be acquired. At this time, you
can adopt the accumulated distance between the current point
and the previous effective data point.
Follow the step below to calculate GPS distance.
Select the file in the File pull-down box on GPS Error

Handle dialog box.
Click Call Distance button to perform the calculation.
Tip: It is recommended to correct the GPS data at first to

eliminate the error, thus getting more accurate data.
Checking Distance
The user may check the distance calculation result.
On the Menu navigation tree, select the file and GPS
node > NMEA node > Distance node. Next, rightclick distance node, and select View In Table or View
In Map on shortcut menu.
Select View In Table, and you can see the result as shown in Figure
163.
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FIGURE 163 THE COMPUTATION RESULT DISPLAYED IN TABLE
Select View In Map, and you can see the result as shown in Figure 164.
FIGURE 164 THE COMPUTATION RESULT DISPLAYED IN M AP
Restore Default Value

Click Default button to restore the default value.
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Chapter
14
Advanced Analysis: Cell

Comparison
Overview
This feature computes the differential values of RSCP and EcIo in
two cells specified by frequency point and scramble code. The
comparison result is shown in table and map.
How to Open
Click Analysis > Cell Compare on the Main Menu.
Shortcut Menu
TABLE 21 CELL COMPARISON SHORTCUT MENU
Items
Description
Stat
Start computing
Clear
Clear the result list
Copy
Copy All
Copy all rows to clipboard
Save All
Save to the file
Synchronization
Synchronization
Properties
Switch file device
Apply Cell Comparison

FIGURE 165 CELL COMPARE WINDOW
Parameters
Description
BestCell
When this check box is selected, cell 1

is the best cell by default, and will be
compared with cell 2.
UARFCN1
Cell 1 frequency point
PSC1
Cell 1 scrambling code
UARFCN2
Cell 2 frequency point
PSC2
Cell 2 scrambling code
Execute the algorithm

Clear the computing result
Note: Specify the frequency point and scrambling code of two

cells and click
to show the computation result in the table.
If two cells with no relation are compared, no result is displayed.
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View Cell Compare Result

On the menu navigation tree, each device has a Cell Compare
node. After a successful cell compare operation, right-click the
nodes Cell Compare's DiffRSCP and Cell Compare's DiffEcIo
(under Cell Compare node).
Next, click View In Table, View In Grid, View In Map, or
View In Statistics on shortcut menu to view the comparison
result.
FIGURE 166 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN TABLE
Select View In Grid, and the result is displayed in grid, as
shown in
FIGURE 167 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN GRID
Select View In Map, and the result is displayed in map, as

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FIGURE 168 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN MAP
Select View In Statistics, and the result is displayed in

Statistics Chart, as shown in Figure 169.
FIGURE 169 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN STATISTICS
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Chapter
15
Advanced Analysis:
TroubleShoot
Overview
The TroubleShoot module provides a list of algorithms for
checking the potential defects in the current network. The user
can carry out these algorithms to locate the defects for further
analysis.
How to Open
Click Analysis > Trouble Shoot on the main menu.
Shortcut Menu
Items
Description
Show/Hide Detail
Show/hide details window
Synchronize By Offset
Synchronize to Offset
Synchronize By Cell
Location
Locate the cell
Synchronize By NB
Location
Locate the adjacent cell
Copy
Copy All
Copy all rows to clipboard
Save All
Save to the file
Refresh
Refresh problem list
Properties
Switch file device
Clear All
Clear problem list
Apply Troubleshoot
FIGURE 170 TROUBLESHOOT INTERFACE
Items
Description
Execute algorithm
Clear the computing result
Pilot Pollution 1
Pilot contamination algorithm 1
Pilot Pollution 2
Pilot Pollution 3
Over Shoot
Overshooting algorithm
Miss NB 1
Missing adjacent algorithm 1
Priority
Problem priority, integral
Category
Problem type. Character
Offset
Offset with error. Location indicator.
CellName
Error cell name
NbName
Error adjacent cell name
Remark
Remark
Select the target algorithm and click
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Chapter 15 Advanced Analysis: TroubleShoot
View TroubleShoot Result

On the menu navigation tree, each device has a Troubleshoot
node. After a successful Troubleshoot operation, right-click the
sub-nodes, and click View In Table, View In Grid, View In
Map, View In Statistics to view the comparison result.
The Troubleshoot results can also be shown as lines on the map.
FIGURE 171 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN TABLE
Select View In Grid, and the result is displayed in table, as

FIGURE 172 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN GRID
Select View In Map, and the result is displayed in table, as

FIGURE 173 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN MAP
Select View In Statistics, and the result is displayed in table,

as shown in Figure 174.
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FIGURE 174 THE COMPUTATION RESULT SHOWN IN STATISTICS
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Chapter
16
Report
Overview
Auto Report export designated content based on special
grammar markups in the origin template to a *.doc file specified
by the user. The origin template is also a *.doc file, so that the
user can edit this file to meet special requirements for format.
How to Open
Click Report > Auto Report on the main menu.
FIGURE 175 AUTO REPORT DIALOG BOX-TEMPLATE TAB
Generating Word Report

1. On Template tab, select the target device in Available
Device and the target template in Available Template.
2. Click Generate button to generate the report.
3. On Options tab, configure the details of output report, as
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FIGURE 176 AUTO REPORT CONFIGURATION-OPTIONS TAB
Options
Functions
Show Site
Whether to show the cell on the track map.
Using Current Map
Whether to apply the current map on the track

map.
Add
Add TAB map file.
Remove
Delete TAB map file.
Clear
Clear TAB map file.
Browse
Browse to choose another the file name and

path.
Open Dir
Open the path of the report.
When Using Current Map is not selected on the Options tab, it

is necessary for the user to specify one or more layers of TAB
maps to export the track map.
Template Path
UMTS report template is saved in:
CNA Installation path \Config\AutoReportTemplate\UMTS UE
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Chapter
17
Analysis Manager
Overview
Analysis Manager manages the definition of the customized
event, BIN, delay, filter and region. Users may manage all the
analysis items in Analysis Manager.
How to Open
Click Configuration > Analysis Manager on the main menu.
Defining Custom Event

Type1
Custom Event Type1 judges the drive test track points by the
logic expression given by the user to find the matching point and
indicates it as an event.
Select CustomEvent tab. Click New button, and choose UMTS
MS.
FIGURE 177 CUSTOM EVENT TYPE 1 SETUP
RRC Type Classify:
RRC types
Name
Name of the event. Required.
Event Type
Type1.
Icon
Set event icon for map display. Required.
Expression
Logic expression for judgment.
Builder
Call out the expression editor.
Verify
Verify the expression.
Condition WCDMA_AsNumCell == 3 is defined above. Therefore, an

event with the name AsCellNum3 is produced when this condition is
matched.
Users may input logic expression manually or with the

expression editor by clicking Builder button, as shown in Figure
178.
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FIGURE 178 EXPRESSION BUILDER
Click OK to finish defining Custom Event Type1.
Defining Custom Event Type

2
Custom Event Type2 locates an abrupt change to the IE value.
It can indicate the point with abrupt change of IE as an event.
Select CustomEvent tab and click New button to choose the
UMTS MS menu item
FIGURE 179 CUSTOM EVENT TYPE 2 SETUP
Items
Description
Name
Name of the event. Required.
Event Type
Type2.
Icon
Set event Icon to be displayed on map.

Required.
Change IE
Select an IE for change judgment.
Change Mode
Standard reference for change, including

following options:
Absolute: Absolute value of differentiation.
Percent Previous: Percentage Differentiation
against the previous value.
Percent Current: Percentage Differentiation
against the current value.
Change Value
Reference Value for the abrupt change.
In the example above, when the Total Aggr RSCP values of two
neighboring drive test points are different for 3, an event called
RSCPChange is produced.
Click OK to finish defining Custom Event Type2.
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Defining BIN Item

BIN analysis groups the test data following certain rules. Then
the data in the groups are counted and sampled with one piece
of data representing the group.
This could prevent a single sample with improperly large weight
from affecting the general statistic result.
CNA adds an OFFSET value (the minimum value in the group of
data) to the analysis result of BIN for tracking locations.
Select BIN tab and click New button to choose the UMTS MS,
FIGURE 180 BIN CONFIGURATION
Items
Description
Name
Name of BIN. Required.
Method
Method of BIN, including following options:

Interval: By time interval
Distance: By distance
Grid: By grid
Value Type
Value Type, including following options:

Max: Max value
Items
Description
Min: Min value
Median: Median
Average: Average value
Latest: Latest value
Time/Size
Size, changing according to value of Method
Available IEs
Available IEs
Selected IEs
Selected IEs
The example above defines a BIN item called BINTest that takes the
max values of Total Aggr RSCP and Total Aggr Ec/Io, based on the
grid of 50m*50m.
Click OK button to finish defining BIN.
Defining Delay Item

Delay Analysis is developed specially for L3 signaling. It counts
the time delay between any two pieces of signaling.
Users may specify multiple pieces of starting signaling and
ending signaling as well as the OverLay mode.
CNA uses the state machine to process signaling, checking the
signaling or event list. Any starting signaling or event triggers
the state machine. Any ending signaling or event stops the state
machine and starts counting time difference.
Error Processing 1: When an ending signaling is received without
a starting signaling, the system skips this signaling.
Error Processing 2: When a starting signaling is received without
an ending signaling, the system skips this signaling.
Select Delay tab and click New button to choose the UMTS MS,
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FIGURE 181 DELAY CONFIGURATION
Items
Description
Name
Name of Delay. Required.
Set Stage
Set legend for Delay, used in segment

counting and map display.
ThresHold(ms)
The expected effective range of Delay
Begin Message
Starting L3 signaling
End Message
Ending L3 signaling
OverLay Not
selected
When more than one pieces of starting

signaling are received, the time of receiving
the first one is counted as the starting time.
OverLay selected
When more than one pieces of starting

signaling are received, the time of receiving
the last one is counted as the starting time.
In the example above, RRC Connection Request is the starting signaling.

Any of Alerting(MS to network direction), Connect(Network to MS
direction), or Alerting(Network to MS direction) is taken as the ending
signaling for recording delay. Only results between 0-500ms are saved.
Click OK button to finish defining Delay.
Defining Filter Item

The Filter in CNA is a logic expression which filters the device
data.
Select Filter tab and click New button to choose UMTS MS, and
define a Filter in the dialog box Filter Setup, as shown in Figure
182.
FIGURE 182 DEFINING FILTER
Items
Description
Name
Name of Filter. Required.
Delay/Threshold
A period of time when the expression is

matched.
Expression
Logic expression for judgment.
Builder
Call out the expression editor.
Verify
Verify the expression.
In the example above, condition WCDMA_AsNumCell == 3 is specified.

When this condition is matched for 5 seconds, the Filter returns true for
filtering device data.
Users may enter logic expression manually or with the

expression builder by click Builder button, as shown in Figure
183.
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FIGURE 183 EXPRESSION BUILDER
Click OK to finish defining Filter.
Modifying
Custom/BIN/Delay/Filter
Open the tab of Custom, BIN, Delay, or Filter, select one item
and click Edit to open the editor dialog box.
Note: Some items are reserved by the system and cannot be
edited by the user.
Deleting
Custom/BIN/Delay/Filter
Open the tab of Custom, BIN, Delay, or Filter, select one item
and click Delete button to delete.
Note: Some items are reserved by the system and cannot be
deleted by the user.
View/Delete Region Item
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Open the Region tab to view the Region items in the system.
Select one Region item and click Delete button to delete it.
Chapter
18
Settings
Settings window is used for customizing such functions as map
display, event display, sampling method, cell display, UMTS
parameters, and PSC color wheel.
Open the setting window by clicking Configuration > Options
on the main menu.
When specific workspaces are open, the modified settings are
available only for presently opened workspaces.
Setting Maps
This section describes how to set the parameters displayed on
maps.
Setting IE and Event Presentation

Offset
The map presentation offset includes the following:
Offset between two IE tracks
Offset between event icons and IE track points (current layer)
Items
Description
X_Offset
X-Axis offset of IE track
Y_Offset
Y-Axis offset of IE track
Items
Description
EventX_Offset
X-axis offset of event icon and IE track point
EventY_Offset
Y-axis offset of event icon and IE track point
Setting Presentation Style of IE

Track Point
The presentation format for IE track points is one of the
following two:
Color Paint
Text Paint
FIGURE 184 SETTING PRESENTATION STYLE OF IE TRACK POINT
TABLE 22 DEVICE IE TRAC POINT DISPLAY MODEL
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Item
Function
Color Paint
Render the track point by color
Text Paint
Render the track point by text
Point Type
The shape of color rendered track point,

including the following options:
Circle
Ellipse
Rectangle
Invalid Text
Invalid text of track point
Invalid Color
Invalid color of track point
Symbol Size
Size of the symbol (applicable for both color

rendering and text rendering)
Chapter 18 Settings
Item
Function
Legend
Legend of the map, including the following

options:
Include
Points
Invalid
Only Value: Showing the legend value

only.
Count: Showing the legend value and
summary count
Percent: Showing the legend value
and summary percent.
Count & Percent: Showing the legend
value, summary count and summary
percent.
Whether to include invalid track points in the

summary.
The IE track points are color rendered (Color Paint) or text rendered (Text
Paint).
Color Paint
f
f
The point is available in three types: Circle\Ellipse\Rectangle.

The color of the invalid points is configured in Invalid
Color.
The size of the invalid points is configured in Symbol
Size.
Text Paint
f
Set Invalid Text to display of the invalid points.
Set Symbol Size for the size of the invalid points.
Setting Presentation Style of IE label

Users can set the offset of IE label display relative to IE track,
label color and interval.
Options
Functions
X_Offset
Offset of label to X-axis of IE track.
Options
Functions
Y_Offset
Offset of label to Y-axis of IE track.
Color
Label color.
Interval
Label space.
Show when value

changed
Displaying label only when the value changes.
Setting Events
Users can set the icons corresponding to events.
The setting procedure is shown as follows:
1. Select by clicking an event to open the icon selection dialog
box.
2. Select the event icon and click to open it.
Setting Data Sampling

Users can set the sampling rules for importing test data, as
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FIGURE 185 SETTING DAT A S AMPLING P ARAMETERS
Items
Group By
Description
Interval
Time (mm)
Distance
Distance (m)
Timestamp
Timestamp (used in ZXPOS

CNT)
Message
Level-3 signaling (number of

signaling messages)
Group Size
Value Type
Setting group size

Median
Median
Average
Average
Max
Maximum
Min
Minimum
Latest
Latest value
Note: When Use Default Extract Method And Value Method

is selected, sampling will be based on Timestamp and Latest
by default, consistent with ZXPOS CNT.
Setting Cells
Users can set the displaying style of cells on maps, including
color paint, cell sector radius, sector angle, omni-directional cell
radius, and attribute text offset.
The setting procedure is shown as follows:

1. Select a type of cell.
2. Setting color paint, cell sector radius, sector angle, the
omnidirectional cell radius, and attribute text offset.
Items
Description
Brush Color
Cell color paint
Sector Cell
Radius
Cell sector radius, valid range: 1-50.
Sector Angle
Sector angle, the valid range: 1-120.
Omni Cell
Radius
Omni-directional cell radius, valid range: 1-50.
Property
Offset
Attribute text offset, valid range: 0-50.
Setting UMTS Analysis

Parameters
Users can set the UMTS analysis parameters, including pilot
pollution, over-coverage. Click Default to restore the default
values.
The setting procedure is as follows:
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1. Click a parameter under a setting item.

2. Directly modify the values or add and delete a unit.
Parameters
Description
RRC Type Classify
RRC Types
Pilot Pollution 1
Pilot pollution 1
Pilot Pollution 2
Pilot pollution 2
Pilot Pollution 3
Pilot pollution 3
Over Shoot
Across-cell coverage
Miss Nb 1
Mismatching adjacent cell
Setting PSC Color

Users can set the color code for PSC render. The color wheel is
FIGURE 186 PSC COLOR WHEEL
The setting procedure is as follows:

1. Click the color code to be modified to open the color
selection dialog box.
2. Select the desired color and click OK button.
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Shortcut Keys
Shortcut Keys
Functions
<Ctrl+N>
New work space
<Ctrl+O>
Open work space
<Ctrl+S>
Save work space
<Ctrl+W>
Close work space
<Alt+F4>
Close main software
<Ctrl+L>
Load drive test data
<Ctrl+U>
Unload all drive test data
<Ctrl+A>
Open analysis manager
<Ctrl+P>
Open configuration
<Ctrl+I>
Show or hide information bar
<Ctrl+E>
Show or hide navigation pane
<Ctrl+Alt+A>
Add work page
<Ctrl+Alt+D>
Delete work page
<Ctrl+Alt+R>
Rename work page
<Ctrl+F11>
Skip to the previous work page
<Ctrl+F12>
Skip to the next work page
< F1 >
Help
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Figures
Figure 1 InstallShied Wizard 1 ..............................................8
Figure 4 InstallShied Wizard 4 ............................................ 10
Figure 5 Modifying Installation Directory .............................. 10
Figure 6 InstallShied Wizard 5 ............................................ 11
Figure 7 Installation Finished.............................................. 12
Figure 8 Installing Dongle Drive.......................................... 13
Figure 9 Upgrading Dongle................................................. 14
Figure 10 Uninstallation Wizard 1........................................ 14
Figure 11 Uninstallation Wizard 2........................................ 15
Figure 12 Main Window ..................................................... 17
Figure 13 Navigation Tree.................................................. 18
Figure 14 Creating a Workspace ......................................... 25
Figure 15 APTTool ............................................................ 28
Figure 16 Importing Cell Parameters ................................... 29
Figure 17 Table Template .................................................. 31
Figure 18 Data Tab ........................................................... 33
Figure 19 Histogram Tab ................................................... 34
Figure 20 Statistics Tab ..................................................... 35
Figure 21 Grid Template .................................................... 36
Figure 22 Grid Option Dialog Box 1 ..................................... 37
Figure 25 Set Grid Template .............................................. 39
Figure 26 Select IE Dialog Box............................................ 41
Figure 27 GridChart Template ............................................ 42
Figure 28 Chart Option Dialog Box ...................................... 43
Figure 29 Series Option Dialog Box ..................................... 44
Figure 30 Axis Option Dialog Box ........................................ 44

Figure 31 Select Event Dialog Box....................................... 45
Figure 32 Statistics Template ............................................. 46
Figure 33 Bin Table Template ............................................. 48
Figure 34 Bin Analyzes Examples ........................................ 49
Figure 36 Statistics Tabbed Section..................................... 51
Figure 37 Messages Dialog Box .......................................... 53
Figure 38 Message LIST Panel ............................................ 54
Figure 39 Detailed Message Decoding Panel ......................... 56
Figure 40 Signaling Filter Panel .......................................... 57
Figure 41 Event List Panel ................................................. 59
Figure 42 Event Info Panel................................................. 60
Figure 43 Event Filter Panel ............................................... 61
Figure 44 Custom Events-Event List Panel............................ 62
Figure 45 Custom Event Detail-Event Info Panel ................... 63
Figure 46 Event Filter Panel................................................ 64
Figure 47 KPI List Panel..................................................... 65
Figure 48 KPI Detail Panel.................................................. 66
Figure 49 Data Tab ........................................................... 68
Figure 51 Bar Chart .......................................................... 70
Figure 52 Statistics Tab ..................................................... 70
Figure 53 Filter Panel ........................................................ 71
Figure 54 Legend Panel ..................................................... 76
Figure 55 Property Panel ................................................... 77
Figure 56 Layer Control Panel ............................................ 78
Figure 57 Information Panel .............................................. 79
Figure 58 Link Legend Panel .............................................. 80
Figure 59 IE Select ........................................................... 81
Figure 60 Select Events Dialog Box ..................................... 82
Figure 61 Open Layers ...................................................... 83
Figure 62 SetRasterLayer .................................................. 84
Figure 63 Define Rectangular Region ................................... 85
Figure 64 Define Polygon Region ........................................ 86
Figure 65 Select Line Dialog Box ........................................... 87
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Figures
Figure 66 Connection Line 1.................................................. 88

Figure 67 Connection Line 2.................................................. 88
Figure 68 Google Earth Map ............................................... 90
Figure 69 Draw Style Tool.................................................. 91
Figure 70 Base Station Partition Menu...................................... 92
Figure 71 Base Station Partition Color Code.......................... 92
Figure 72 Cell Table .......................................................... 93
Figure 73 Cell Filter Toolbar ............................................... 94
Figure 74 Cell Detail ......................................................... 95
Figure 75 Device Window Selection Box ................................... 98
Figure 76 WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels UL ................ 98
Figure 77 WCDMA Dedicated Physical Channels DL ................ 99
Figure 78 WCDMA PRACH .................................................. 99
Figure 79 WCDMA RACH .................................................. 100
Figure 80 WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set ........................... 101
Figure 81 WCDMA RRC Status .......................................... 101
Figure 82 WCDMA Service Cell Information ........................ 102
Figure 83 WCDMA NAS Status .......................................... 102
Figure 84 WCDMA NAS MM & GMM Status.......................... 103
Figure 85 WCDMA Active Set............................................ 104
Figure 86 WCDMA Neighbor Set........................................ 104
Figure 87 WCDMA BLER................................................... 105
Figure 88 WCDMA Cell Reselection(W Cell) ......................... 105
Figure 89 WCDMA Cell Reselection(G Cell) ......................... 106
Figure 90 WCDMA Finger ................................................. 106
Figure 91 WCDMA SCH.................................................... 107
Figure 92 WCDMA Common Physical Channels DL ............... 108
Figure 93 WCDMA RACH ASC Info..................................... 108
Figure 94 20WCDMA UL Transport Channel ........................ 109
Figure 95 WCDMA UL Transport Channel Format ................. 110
Figure 96 WCDMA DL Transport Channel............................ 111
Figure 97 WCDMA DL Transport Channel Format ................. 112
Figure 98 WCDMA MAC UL Transport Channel Information.... 113
Figure 99 WCDMA MAC UL Logical Channel Information ....... 114
Figure 100 WCDMA MAC DL Transport Channel Information.. 115
Figure 101 WCDMA MAC DL Logical Channel Information...... 116
Figure 102 WCDMA MAC UL Traffic Volume ........................ 117

Figure 103 WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (1) ...................... 117
Figure 104 WCDMA RLC UL AM Statistics (2) ...................... 118
Figure 105 WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics(1) ....................... 119
Figure 106 WCDMA RLC DL AM Statistics(2) ....................... 119
Figure 107 WCDMA Power Info ......................................... 120
Figure 108 WCDMA Active & Neighbor Set Count................. 121
Figure 109 WCDMA Pilot Set ............................................ 122
Figure 110 HSDPA HS-SCCH Information ........................... 123
Figure 111 HSDPA Decode Statistic ................................... 123
Figure 112 HSUPA Happy Bit Status .................................. 125
Figure 113 HSUPA UL Bler Infomation ............................... 125
Figure 114 HSUPA E-DCH Control Information(1) ................ 126
Figure 115 HSUPA E-DCH Control Information (2) ............... 127
Figure 116 HSUPA SI Information ..................................... 128
Figure 117 Statistics Voice ............................................... 129
Figure 118 PPP Dialog Box ............................................... 129
Figure 119 FTP Dialog Box ............................................... 130
Figure 120 Ping Dialog Box .............................................. 132
Figure 121 Attach&Detach ............................................... 132
Figure 122 PDP Context Dialog Gox................................... 133
Figure 123 SMS P2P........................................................ 134
Figure 124 SMS SP ......................................................... 135
Figure 125 WAP Gateway ................................................ 136
Figure 126 WAP Logon .................................................... 136
Figure 127 WAP Refresh .................................................. 137
Figure 128 WAP Download ............................................... 138
Figure 129 MMS Send ..................................................... 138
Figure 130 LLC............................................................... 139
Figure 131 FTP Chart ...................................................... 140
Figure 132 RAS Chart ..................................................... 141
Figure 133 RLC Chart...................................................... 142
Figure 134 Current Channel ............................................. 143
Figure 135 Serving Cell ................................................... 144
Figure 136 Serving NB Cell Param..................................... 145
Figure 137 Rxlev Rxqual.................................................. 146
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Figures
Figure 138 EGPRS .......................................................... 147

Figure 139 Serving NB Cell Rxlev ...................................... 148
Figure 140 GSMSCANShow .............................................. 149
Figure 141 Choosing Scanner Devices ............................... 150
Figure 142 GSM Rxlev ..................................................... 151
Figure 143 CW ............................................................... 152
Figure 144 Spectrum ...................................................... 153
Figure 145 Time Slot....................................................... 154
Figure 146 User List/Top N .............................................. 155
Figure 147 Filter Setting .................................................. 158
Figure 148 Map after Data Filtering ................................... 159
Figure 149 Apply CustomEvent ......................................... 160
Figure 150 CustomEvent Displayed in Table ....................... 161
Figure 151 CustomEvent Displayed in GridChart ................. 162
Figure 152 CustomEvent Displayed in Map ......................... 162
Figure 153 Apply Bin....................................................... 164
Figure 154 Bin Displayed in Table......................................... 165
Figure 155 BIN Displayed in Map.......................................... 166
Figure 156 Apply Bin....................................................... 167
Figure 157 Delay Displayed in DelayTable .......................... 168
Figure 158 Delay Displayed in Map.................................... 169
Figure 159 Apply Static Link............................................. 170
Figure 160 Select Items for Static Link Analysis .................. 171
Figure 161 Apply Dynamic Link......................................... 173
Figure 162 GPS Processing Interface ................................. 176
Figure 163 The Computation Result Displayed in Table......... 179
Figure 164 The Computation Result Displayed in Map ................ 179
Figure 165 Cell Compare Window...................................... 182
Figure 166 The Computation Result Shown in Table .................. 183
Figure 167 The Computation Result Shown in Grid .................... 184
Figure 168 The Computation Result Shown in Map.................... 185
Figure 169 The Computation Result Shown in StatisticS ....... 185
Figure 170 Troubleshoot Interface .................................... 188
Figure 171 The Computation Result Shown in Table............. 189
Figure 172 The Computation Result Shown in Grid ................... 190
Figure 173 The Computation Result Shown in Map ................... 190
Figure 174 The Computation Result Shown in Statistics ....... 191

Figure 175 Auto Report Dialog Box-Template Tab ............... 194
Figure 176 Auto Report Configuration-Options tab............... 195
Figure 177 Custom Event Type 1 Setup.................................. 198
Figure 178 Expression Builder ............................................ 199
Figure 179 Custom Event Type 2 Setup.................................. 200
Figure 180 BIN Configuration ........................................... 201
Figure 181 Delay Configuration ........................................ 203
Figure 182 Defining Filter ................................................... 204
Figure 183 Expression Builder ............................................. 205
Figure 184 Setting Presentation Style of IE Track Point ........ 208
Figure 185 Setting Data Sampling Parameters .................... 211
Figure 186 PSC Color Wheel............................................. 214
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Data Management ...............................................................19

Bin Table ..................................................................... 47

Shortcut Menu in Message List Panel ......................................54

Delay Table .................................................................. 67

Tool Bar ............................................................................ 73

WCDMA RRC Status ........................................................... 101

HSPA Display Window .................................................. 123

Statistics Display Window............................................. 128

PPP ................................................................................. 129

Data Service Display Window ........................................ 139

GSM Display Window ................................................... 142

Scanner Display Window .............................................. 149

Chapter 12.................................................................... 157

Modify/Deleted Filter.......................................................... 159

CustomEvent Analysis.................................................. 160

Bin Analysis ............................................................... 163

Delay Analysis ............................................................ 166

StaticLink Analysis ...................................................... 169

DynamicLink Analysis .................................................. 172

Calculating GPS Distance.............................................. 178

Restore Default Value .................................................. 179

Chapter 14.................................................................... 181

Chapter 15.................................................................... 187

Chapter 16.................................................................... 193

Chapter 17.................................................................... 197

Setting Events ............................................................ 210

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