Manual - QualiPoc Remote Control

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Contents
Contents
1 Introduction............................................................................................ 7
1.1
Overview........................................................................................................................ 7
2 Installation............................................................................................ 10
2.1
System Requirements................................................................................................ 10
2.2
Installing and Configuring QualiPoc......................................................................... 10
2.3
Power Supply.............................................................................................................. 13
2.4
Additional Information................................................................................................13
2.4.1
Status Icons.................................................................................................................. 13
2.4.2
RC Log Tab...................................................................................................................14
2.4.2.1
Data Network Status..................................................................................................... 15
3 Configuring QualiPoc Remote Control Units in NQView................. 17

3.1
Creating a QualiPoc Remote Control Unit................................................................ 17
3.2
Creating an Answering Station..................................................................................24
3.3
Creating QualiPoc Remote Control Jobs in NQView............................................... 26
3.3.1
Battery Level and Disk Space....................................................................................... 26
3.3.2
Adding a Call Job.......................................................................................................... 27
3.3.2.1
Adding a Call to Any Number Job................................................................................. 27
3.3.2.2
Adding a Speech Double Ended Job............................................................................ 29
3.3.3
Creating a Data Job...................................................................................................... 31
3.3.3.1
Data Job Test Types..................................................................................................... 33

Capacity Test................................................................................................................ 33
Email Receive Test....................................................................................................... 34
Email Send Test............................................................................................................36
FTP Test....................................................................................................................... 37
HTTP Browser Test.......................................................................................................39
HTTP Transfer Test...................................................................................................... 39
MMS Receive Test........................................................................................................41
MMS Send Test............................................................................................................ 41
Ping Test....................................................................................................................... 42
SMS Receive Test........................................................................................................ 43
SMS Send Test............................................................................................................. 44
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3.3.4
Adding an Idle Job........................................................................................................ 45
3.3.5
Adding an Intrusive Job.................................................................................................46
3.3.6
Adding an Upload Job...................................................................................................48
3.4
Defining a Task............................................................................................................49
3.5
Defining a Campaign.................................................................................................. 52
3.6
Monitoring Tasks........................................................................................................ 53
3.6.1
Available Commands.................................................................................................... 53
3.6.2
Unit Status.....................................................................................................................54
3.6.3
Workspace Tabs........................................................................................................... 54
3.6.3.1
General Tab.................................................................................................................. 55
3.6.3.2
Communication Tab...................................................................................................... 55
3.6.3.3
Data Upload Tab........................................................................................................... 56
3.6.3.4
Alerts and Action Tab....................................................................................................56
3.6.3.5
Tasks Tab..................................................................................................................... 56
3.6.3.6
Version Info Tab............................................................................................................57
3.7
Remotely Updating SwissQual Software.................................................................. 57
3.7.1
Monitoring the Update...................................................................................................60
4 QualiPoc Remote Control Operation on a Mobile Phone.................62

4.1
Remote Configuration................................................................................................ 62
4.1.1
Rebooting a Phone Remotely....................................................................................... 62
4.2
Measurement Jobs......................................................................................................62
4.2.1
Scheduling Measurements............................................................................................63
4.2.2
Running Measurements................................................................................................ 63
4.2.3
Post-Measurement Actions........................................................................................... 64
4.2.3.1
Manually Uploading Measurement Files....................................................................... 64
4.2.3.2
Upload Behaviour..........................................................................................................65
4.3
QualiPoc Remote Control Unit Information.............................................................. 65
4.3.1
Log File......................................................................................................................... 65
5 QualiPoc Remote Control Shell.......................................................... 66

5.1
Safety Instructions......................................................................................................66
5.1.1
Important Safety Information.........................................................................................67
5.1.2
Operation and Storage Conditions................................................................................67
5.1.2.1
Operating Conditions.................................................................................................... 67
Contents
5.1.2.2
Storage Conditions........................................................................................................68
5.2
Remote Control Shell Components...........................................................................68
5.2.1
QualiPoc Remote Control Device................................................................................. 69
5.2.2
Remote Control Shell.................................................................................................... 69
5.2.2.1
Connector Panel........................................................................................................... 70
5.2.2.2
Power Input Cable.........................................................................................................71
5.2.2.3
Office Power Adapter.................................................................................................... 72
5.3
Using a QualiPoc Remote Control Shell................................................................... 72
5.3.1
SIM Card....................................................................................................................... 72
5.3.2
Indoor Installation..........................................................................................................73
5.3.3
Vehicle Installation........................................................................................................ 73
5.3.4
Operation...................................................................................................................... 73
5.3.5
UPS Functionality..........................................................................................................74
5.4
Storage.........................................................................................................................75
5.5
Maintenance................................................................................................................ 75
5.5.1
Replacing Batteries....................................................................................................... 75
5.5.2
Cleaning........................................................................................................................ 76
5.6
Repair........................................................................................................................... 76
5.6.1
Replacing a Fuse.......................................................................................................... 76
5.7
Shipping.......................................................................................................................76
5.7.1
Warranty Information.....................................................................................................77
5.8
Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................77
5.8.1
Device Does Not Start Up............................................................................................. 77
5.8.2
CHG LED Does Not Turn Green or Blue After 4h When PWR IN is Connected.......... 78
5.9
Technical Specification.............................................................................................. 78
5.9.1
Dimensions and Weights.............................................................................................. 78
5.9.2
Drill Plan for Wall Mounting...........................................................................................79
5.9.3
Electrical and Conformance Specification.....................................................................80
5.10
Installing a QP RCS in a Vehicle................................................................................81
5.10.1
Mounting Options.......................................................................................................... 84
5.10.1.1
Side By Side Mounting..................................................................................................85
5.10.1.2
End to End Mounting.....................................................................................................85
5.10.2
Connecting the QP RCS PWR-IN Cable.......................................................................87
5.10.3
Contents
Connecting Antennas to RF Combiner......................................................................... 88
Glossary: Abbreviations......................................................................89
Introduction
Overview
1 Introduction
This document describes how to configure your QualiPoc Remote Control unit, which
is a SwissQual QualiPoc device in Remote Control mode. This mode enables communication between the QualiPoc Remote Control units and the backend components
1.1 Overview
Remote Control mode uses Diversity NQView to remotely manage and control QualiPoc measurements and units.
NQView
NQDI Client
Multimedia
Server
LAN
NQDI Database
Server (SQL)
PSTN / ISDN
Internet
SMS Service
Diversity Voice
Call Server
GSM / UMTS
/ LTE
FTP Server
Answering
Station
QualiPoc Unit
QualiPoc Unit
Fig. 1-1: Remote Control mode overview
Remote Control mode requires the following software:
QualiPoc Android application on the QualiPoc Remote Control unit
Diversity NQView on the controlling PC
Introduction
Overview
You can also install the following optional software on the controlling PC:
NetQual NQDI post-processing software
NetQual NQWeb Automation Agent post-processing software
SMS:
> POLL
> ABORT
> REBOOT
> APN (not used)
Files:
> stask_xxx.xml
> cmd_xxx.xml
> ConfigUpdate_xxx.zip
< IPC_Device.xml
< *.zip (Results, Logs)
< IPC_Unit.xml
< sta_xxx_finished.ini
NQView
NQComm
Service
FTP Server
SMS Server
HTTP Service
NQView
Database
Mail Server
SMS
SNTP
FTP
Automation Agent
Disc
Disc
Use
Use
Web Browser
NTP
Server
FTP Server
SNMP Console
NQDI Report
SMS
Server
NQDI
Database
Internal
GPS
NQDI Import
Diversity
Voice Call Server
WebReport
Use
Use
NQDI
QualiPoc
Application
Answering
Station
Fig. 1-2: QualiPoc Remote Control system architecture
The QualiPoc Remote Control system architecture contains the following components:
QualiPoc unit: Standard Android OS-based consumer mobile phone with SwissQual firmware and QualiPoc software to run the measurements. The QualiPoc software loads a job configuration and starts the measurement, starts the trace interface, provides GPS data, and opens a measurement file. The software starts automatically when you turn on the phone and remains active to enable communication
between the other QualiPoc Remote Control components and to start measurements on time. After the measurement completes, QualiPoc uploads the measurement files to an FTP server and informs NQView about the status of the device. If
available, QualiPoc also provides network and position information. The unit also
contains a watchdog service that automatically restarts QualiPoc if the application
stops working. If the application restart does not solve the problem, the service
restarts the phone and then QualiPoc.
NQView: SwissQual software on your computer that configures and manages

QualiPoc units and measurements. NQView stores the configuration and scheduling information in an SQL database and can display device and status information
Introduction
Overview
from a QualiPoc unit in real-time. For more information, see the

Manual - Diversity NQView.pdf document.
NQWeb (optional): Web application to define routine jobs, which are scheduled to
run at a specified time. NQWeb performs jobs such as importing measurement files
into NQDI or sending an Email to inform you of a failed test. For more information,
see the Manual - NQWeb.pdf document.
NQDI and NQDI Database (optional): SwissQual post-processing software on

your computer that analyses and stores the measurement data in an SQL database. You can import the data manually or configure the Automation Agent to automatically import the data. For more information, see the Manual - NQDI.pdf
document.
NQComm Service: NQComm runs as a service on your computer to provide communication and file transfers to and from the QualiPoc units through an FTP server.
NQComm periodically polls the NQView database for new configuration files or
jobs and uploads the new files to an FTP server. NQComm also periodically polls
the FTP Server for new files from the QualiPoc units and downloads the files to a
folder that you specify in NQView. NQComm parses and stores status and device
information from the status files in the NQView database. NQComm can also send
an SMS with the SMS service.
For HTTP communication, a special HTTP service needs to run on the FTP-Server.
FTP Server: Provides communication between NQView on your computer and the
QualiPoc units, for example, to transfer job configuration and measurement files.
Each QualiPoc unit has a dedicated folder on the server that NQComm, QualiPoc,
or the special HTTP service can access.
SMS Service: Provides communication between NQComm and the QualiPoc units
for small amounts of information. This service informs the QualiPoc unit of new files
on the FTP-Server and also transmits special commands from NQComm to QualiPoc.
Multimedia Server: Provides a test environment for data tests
Voice Call Server: Provides Mobile Originated Calls (MOC), Mobile Terminated
Calls (MTC) and speech quality assessment in downlink and uplink.
Installation
System Requirements
2 Installation
The following sections describe how to install the QualiPoc software and configure
QualiPoc Remote Control.
2.1 System Requirements
Supported mobile phones: See the

Release Notes - QualiPoc Android xx.x.x.pdf document for a list of
the supported phones.
These phones require a special firmware to run QualiPoc. If you bought your phone
from SwissQual, this firmware is already installed, otherwise, contact our support center.
Please consult the Customer Support Center.pdf document for the best method
to contact us.
Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card that supports the services that you want to
test
You need to disable the PIN prompt of the phone.
You require the following SwissQual Android application packages (.apk):

QualiPoc-Android-version.apk: QualiPoc android application file
SQLookForSync-Android-version.apk (Optional): Application package

for intrusive speech tests
SQuad08forAndroid-release-version.apk(Optional): Application
package for intrusive speech tests
IMEI.key: License file

If you do not have this license key file, contact our support center.
to contact us.
2.2 Installing and Configuring QualiPoc

This section describes how to install and configure the QualiPoc Android package on
your phone for use in Remote Control mode.
Android phones perform a multimedia scan at boot up and QualiPoc automatically
starts 30 seconds after you turn the phone on.
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Installing and Configuring QualiPoc
To install and configure QualiPoc

1. Turn off the phone and insert the SIM card.
2. Copy the installation files to the smartphone through a Bluetooth or USB cable connection.
Note: If you use the USB file transfer option, for example, on the Samsung Galaxy
SII, disable USB debugging during the transfer, and re-enable the debugging after
the file transfer completes.
3. In the file manager on the smartphone select the
QualiPoc-Android-version.apk and follow the installation instructions.
(Optional) Repeat this step for the

SQLookForSync-Android-version.apk and
SQuad08forAndroid-release-version.apk files for intrusive speech
tests.
Note: If the smartphone does not have a file manager, you need to download and
install one, for example, ES File Explorer.
4. Copy the license key file to the following location on the SD card: /QualiPoc/
Settings/.
5. Configure the following access points on the smartphone:
Disable the Auto-retrieve option for MMS ("Message" "Multimedia Settings")

Internet access
SMS center
6. Disable the automatic date and time update feature on the smartphone, for example, touch "Settings > Date & Time > Automatic", and ensure that the automatic
option is greyed out.
7. Start QualiPoc.
Note: Do not store large amounts of multimedia content, for example, MP3s or
JPGs on the smartphone as this content can prevent QualiPoc from starting properly.
8. Touch the menu icon
at the top of the screen and touch "Settings > Unit Configuration > Operation Mode > Remote Control".
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Installing and Configuring QualiPoc
Fig. 2-1: Operation mode - Remote Control mode
Note: If you want the phone to automatically start when you connect a powered
USB cable, touch the "Autoboot" check box.
If your system uses the SMS Machine service, go to step 10.
9. If your system does not use the SMS Machine service, specify the connection settings on the phone.
a) Touch the menu icon
at the top of the screen and touch "Settings > Unit
Configuration > Select Unit Name".
b) In the "Unit Configuration" area, touch "Select unit name", type a name for the
phone, and then touch "OK".
c) In the "Remote Control Connection Profile" area, touch "Select Host", type the
address of the FTP server, and then touch "OK".
d) Touch "Select User Name", type the account name for the FTP server, and
then touch "OK".
e) Touch "Select Password", type the password for the account, and then touch
"OK".
f) In NQView, update the configuration of the phone.
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Power Supply
g) Touch the menu icon
at the top of the screen and touch "Poll Server".
Fig. 2-2: QualiPoc Remote Control mode settings
Note: The "Result Files Upload Connection Profile" is unavailable in Remote Control mode since QualiPoc uploads the measurement files directly to the NQView
results folder on the controlling PC.
2.3 Power Supply

A QualiPoc Remote Control unit must be connected to a dedicated power supply.
The power from a USB connection to a PC might not be sufficient to power the phone
during continuous tests or tests in high speed technologies, that is, HSPA+ or LTE.
2.4 Additional Information

You can monitor the status of your QualiPoc Remote Control unit on the unit and in
NQView. This section describes the relevant status icons and logs. For more detailed
information, see the Manual - QualiPoc Android.pdf and
Manual - NetQual NQView.pdf documents.
2.4.1 Status Icons

The color of the title bar and the status icons at the top of the screen represents the
current QualiPoc Remote Control status.
Orange Q icon: Tasks are scheduled (at least a poll server task and a maintenance restart task)
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Fig. 2-3: Status icon and title bar of QualiPoc in idle mode with scheduled tasks
Grey Q icon: QualiPoc is in Idle state and not running a task
Red Q icon: QualiPoc is recording a measurement file
Orange title bar: Tasks are scheduled (at least the maintenance and the next
poll). The title bar also reports the time of the next scheduled action and the overall
number of scheduled tasks
Red title bar: Task is running. By default, the title also contains operator and technology information. Double-tap the title bar to change the information in the title
bar.
Fig. 2-4: Title bar of running task
Grey title bar: QualiPoc application has just started and does not yet have a
scheduled task. Maintenance and next poll tasks are scheduled at the end of the
startup procedure
Fig. 2-5: Title bar at startup
2.4.2 RC Log Tab

The"RC Log" tab contains important information about the current state of the system
as well as a unit overview and communications to and from the FTP server.
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Fig. 2-6: RC Log
If you press the back button

twice, the QualiPoc application closes. You can either
manually restart the application or restart the phone.
Table 2-1: Description of the parameters in the RC Log
Parameter
Description
Unit status
Current status of the unit
Unit name
Name of the unit as defined locally or as received from NQView
Subscriber
SIM phone number
Next task
Next task type
Scheduled tasks
Number of scheduled tasks in addition to the poll and maintenance task
Last start [UTC]
Timestamp of the last application start
Last reboot reason
Reason of the last reboot
Last started test
Test type of the last executed test
The lower part of the"RC Log" tab contains a history of the constantly changing trace
events.
2.4.2.1
Data Network Status

QualiPoc Remote Control constantly monitors the network data status and when the
connection drops, QualiPoc re-enables the "Use packet data" option on the phone.
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Fig. 2-7: Data network status and Use packet data option
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Configuring QualiPoc Remote Control Units in NQView

Creating a QualiPoc Remote Control Unit
3 Configuring QualiPoc Remote Control Units

in NQView
This chapter describes how to configure your QualiPoc Remote Control units in
NQView on your PC.
3.1 Creating a QualiPoc Remote Control Unit

This section describes how to add and configure a QualiPoc Remote Control unit in
Remote Control mode in Diversity NQView.
To add a new QualiPoc Remote Control unit in NQView
1. In the "Control" console, create an Access Point and a subscriber profile for the
phone.
a) Click "System configuration" on the Navigation panel and click the plus sign (+)
beside "Subscriber and access points".
b) Click the plus sign (+) beside an operator in the tree, right-click a provider, and
then click "Add subscriber".
c) Add the subscriber information, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
d) Right-click a provider and click"Add access point".
e) Add the access point information, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
Note: The Access Point settings must match the Subscriber settings.
2. Create a QualiPoc Remote Control unit profile.
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a) Click "Profiles", right-click "QualiPoc unit", and then click "Add QualiPoc unit
profile".
Fig. 3-1: Add QualiPoc unit profile
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b) On the "General" tab, type a name for the unit, for example, QP RC.
Fig. 3-2: General tab in the QualiPoc unit profile dialog box
c) Specify the "Timeout" and "Poll" interval options for the unit, and click "OK".
QualiPoc Remote Control does not support the "Data Reduction" and
"Maintenance schedule" options. However, the phones do execute the
hard-coded default maintenance task at 23:57 the day after the last application start.
A QualiPoc Remote Control unit does not poll the FTP server during a
measurement task. If the "Poll interval" conflicts with the start of a measurement task, the poll is aborted.
3. If you want to monitor the QualiPoc Remote Control units in NQView, specify the
communication settings on the "SMS Communication" tab.
a) Select "Send unit alerts" to receive status information.
For network status information, select "Send network alerts".
b) For test results, select "Send result summaries".
c) If you use the SMS machine, enter the phone number for the machine in the
"SMSC number" box.
d) In the "SMCS keyword" box, enter a label for the connection.
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e) Select the communication method.
Select "Via SMS" and click "OK".

Select this option to receive result summaries in real time, otherwise the
unit sends the summaries at the next poll.
Select "Via FTP" and click "OK".
Fig. 3-3: SMS Communication
Note:
Remote Control mode does not support the other options on the "SMS communication" tab.
If you select "Via FTP" and "Via SMS", the unit sends the data via SMS when
an FTP connection is unavailable.
4. Add a QualiPoc Remote Control unit to the system hardware.
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a) Right-click "Hardware", point to "Add unit", and click "QualiPoc".
Fig. 3-4: Add QualiPoc unit
b) Type a name for the unit, for example, QP_RC_Sensation_9601.
Fig. 3-5: QualiPoc Remote Control unit
c) Type a Computer name for the unit.

NQView creates a folder on the FTP server with this name. The computer
name can be the same as the "Name" of the unit.
d) In the "Time synchronization" list, click "NTP only", which is the only type of
synchronization that a QualiPoc Remote Control unit supports.
e) Click the yellow asterisk (*) in front of the "Unit Profile" list, specify the parameters, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
f) Click the yellow asterisk (*) in front of the "NQComm control" list, specify the
parameters, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
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g) Click the yellow asterisk ("*") in front of the "Unit control" list, click "FTP", specify the parameters, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
h) In the "Unit" window, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
5. In the "Mobile" window, configure the settings for the phone.
a) Type the name of the mobile phone, for example, QP_RC_Sensation_9601.
You can also include a custom ID, which NQView adds to the measurement file
name.
Fig. 3-6: Mobile unit
b) In the "Model" list, click the type of phone that you want to use.
For a list of the supported phones, see the latest QualiPoc Android Release
Notes.
c) In the "Subscriber" list, click the subscriber profile that you defined in step 1 for
the phone.
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d) In the "Access Point" list, click an access point for the phone.
Fig. 3-7: Internal GPS configuration
Note: The Access Point that you specify is only valid for the unit communication
between the mobile phone and the FTP server. QualiPoc Remote Control does not
support the SIM multiplexer. NQView automatically adds an internal GPS to unit
when you create the unit. Even if you disable the GPS, NQView continues to
receive GPS information when available. The option to start a Task only when a
valid GPS position has been obtained is not supported
6. Specify the NQComm settings.
a) On the "File" menu, click "Settings", and then click the plus sign ("+") beside
NQComm.
b) Click "Communication" and specify the communication settings for the system.
Fig. 3-8: NQComm communication settings
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Creating an Answering Station
c) If required, click "Servers" and specify the system time synchronization settings.
d) If you intend to use the SMS Machine with the QualiPoc Remote Control unit,
click "SMS", and specify the details of the SMS gateway.
Select "Enable SMS Notifications".

In the "Base URL" box, type the address for the service, for example, http://
SMSMachine/send.php.
In the "HTTP Message Variables" area, type the variables for the service,
for example, NUMBER=<UNITMOBILNR>.
Fig. 3-9: NQComm - SMS settings
3.2 Creating an Answering Station

This section describes how to create an answering station for use with QualiPoc
Remote Control units.
To create an answering station
1. On the Navigation panel of the "Control" console, click "System configuration".
2. Create a subscriber profile for the phone.
a) Click "System configuration" on the Navigation panel and click the plus sign (+)
beside "Subscriber and access points".
b) Click the plus sign (+) beside an operator in the tree, right-click a provider, and
then click "Add subscriber".
c) Add the subscriber information, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
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Creating an Answering Station
3. Add a unit.
a) Right-click Hardware, point to "Add unit", and then click "PC" or "QualiPoc".
b) Type a "Name" and "Computer Name" for the unit.
Fig. 3-10: PC or QualiPoc unit
c) In the "Time synchronization" list, click a synchronization method, for example,"Internal sync".
d) Select the following options for the following parameters:
"NQComm control": No connection/DTMF
"Unit control": No connection/DTMF
"Job transfer send": No connection/DTMF
"Job transfer list": No connection/DTMF
"NQComm result:" none
" Unit result": none
e) Click "Apply" and click "OK".
4. Add a device to the unit.
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Creating QualiPoc Remote Control Jobs in NQView
a) Right-click the unit in the tree, point to "Add device", and then click type of
device that you want to use for the answering machine, for example, "PSTN".
Fig. 3-11: PSTN settings
b)
c)
d)
e)
In the "Model" list, click the device model.

In the "Subscriber" list, click the subscriber profile that you created in step 22.
In the "Answering station" area, select the device is an answering station.
Click "Apply" and click "OK".
3.3 Creating QualiPoc Remote Control Jobs in NQView

This section describes the types of jobs that you can create for QualiPoc Remote Control units on the "Control" console of NQView as well as how create tasks and campaigns.
3.3.1 Battery Level and Disk Space

The following conditions prevent a measurement job from starting on the phone:
Battery level < 10%
< 150 MB of free space on SD card
The following conditions cause a running job to stop:
Battery level < 5%
< 100 MB of free space on SD card
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If the phone is connected to the charger with a USB cable, the battery might not charge
fast enough to compensate for the power consumption of tests that use HS and LTE
technologies. In such a scenario, the phone can suddenly turn off when the battery
level drops below 5% despite being connected to a charger.
You can view low battery and low disk space alert messages on the "Alerts and
Actions" tab in NQView . You can also find information about task failed starts and running task aborts on the "Log messages" and "System log" tabs.
Fig. 3-12: Alerts and actions tab in NQView
3.3.2 Adding a Call Job

This section describes how to add a call job for a QualiPoc Remote Control unit as well
as the supported job types.
3.3.2.1
Adding a Call to Any Number Job

QualiPoc Remote Control only supports one Call to Any Number test for each Call to
Any Number job.
To create a Call to Any Number job
1. On the Navigation panel of the Control console, click "Tasks and Jobs".
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2. Expand "Job Definitions" in the tree, right-click "Call to any number", and then click
"Add job".
Fig. 3-13: Call to any number job settings
3. Type a name for the job and specify the following supported parameters:
"Minimum" in the "Pause between cycles" area

"Max connection timeout", that is, maximum call setup time in the"Connect failure behavior" area
4. Click "Apply" and click "OK".

5. In the "Call to any number test" window, specify the duration of the call, and then
type the number to call.
Fig. 3-14: Call to any number test settings
Note: If a call drops or fails after the pause, QualiPoc sets up a new call.
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6. Click "Apply" and then click "OK".

3.3.2.2
Adding a Speech Double Ended Job

QualiPoc in QualiPoc Remote Control mode supports the following Speech Double
Ended scenarios:
QualiPoc Remote Control unit to QualiPoc Remote Control unit
QualiPoc Remote Control unit to a Diversity Voice Call Server: You can only use
the QualiPoc Remote Control unit as the A-side in this scenario
The following procedure assumes that you have already configured a Diversity Voice
Call Server.
To define the measurement task in NQView
1. On the Navigation panel of the "Control" console, click "Tasks and Jobs", right-click
"Tasks", and then click "Add tasks".
2. Type a name for the task.
Fig. 3-15: Add a measurement task
3. In the "Device A/B side" area, select the A-side and B-side devices.
a) In the A-side list on the left, click a QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
b) In the B-side list on the right, click a QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
Note: You can also click a Diversity Voice Call Server in the B-side list.
4. Add a measurement job to the task.
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a) In the "Job sequence" area, click the green plus sign ( ).

b) Click the yellow asterisk ( ) in front of the Job list, and then click "Intrusive
job".
Fig. 3-16: Add an intrusive job to the measurement task
c) In the "Name" box, type a name for the job in the following DTMF job transfer
format:
job_xyz
d) In the "Record hang-over [ms]" box, type a value (minimum 6000).
e) In the "MOC:MTC ratio" box, specify the call direction, for example, 1:1.
QualiPoc Remote Control only supports the 1:0, 0:1, or 1:1 MOC:MTC ratios
for Speech Double Ended jobs.
f) In the "Timings" area, select "Use call duration to abort call".
If you do not enable this option, the measurement task will not run correctly
g) Specify the remaining timings, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
5. In the"Intrusive test" window, specify the settings for the speech test.
a) Type a name for the test.
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b) In the "Test type" list, click one of the following types:

"Speech"
"Speech POLQA"
"Speech-Wideband"
"Speech-Wideband POLQA"
c) In the "Direction" area, click a direction for the reference sample.
The sample direction must be A to B only, B to A only, or alternating. Samples
with alternating directions must start with a B to A direction. NQView does not
accept the configuration on the task level if you try to set the sample direction
in different ways.
d) In the "Reference sample" list, click the speech sample that you want to use
Each test in the job must use the same speech sample.
e) In the "Save WAV" files area, click an option.
f) Click "Apply" and then click "OK".
Fig. 3-17: Add a speech test to the intrusive job
6. In the "Job details" in task window, click "Save".

7. In the "Measurement task" window, specify the "Duration" and the number of
"Cycles" for the task.
8. Click "Apply", and then click "OK".
3.3.3 Creating a Data Job

This section describes how to create a data job for a QualiPoc Remote Control unit as
well as the supported job types.
To create a data job
1. On the Navigation panel of the "Control" console, click "Tasks and Jobs".
2. Expand "Job Definitions" in the tree, right-click "Data", and then click "Add job".
3. Type a name for the job.
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Fig. 3-18: Data job
4. Specify the following supported parameters:
"Minimum" in the "Pause between cycles" area

"Max connection timeout", that is, maximum data connection setup time, in the
"Connect failure behavior" area

6. In the "Data test" window, type a name for the test.
7. In the "Test type" list, click one of the following types:
"Capacity": Can retrieve up to 4 links

"FTP": Get or Put action with a fixed or maximum duration
"HTTP Transfer": Get or Put action with a fixed or maximum duration
"HTTP Browser"
"Ping"
"Email"
"MMS"
"SMS"
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Fig. 3-19: Data test settings
Note: You can add several data tests to a data job; however, you can only include
one MMS or one SMS send or receive test in one data job. For more information
on the test types, see the following sections.
8. Create a task for the job.
For more information, see chapter 3.4, "Defining a Task", on page 49.
3.3.3.1
Data Job Test Types

This section describes the types of tests that you can configure for QualiPoc Remote
Control units in NQView.
Capacity Test
This section describes the parameters of the Capacity data test.
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Fig. 3-20: Capacity data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
Type a name for the test.
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "Capacity"
"Max duration"
Specifies the timeout for the test
"Use as fixed duration"
Enables fixed duration tests to evaluate dedicated KPIs. If the test ends before
the fixed duration elapses, the test is set as failed. For best results, use large files
"Pause duration"
Specifies the amount of time to wait after a test completes before the next test
starts. QualiPoc Remote Control does not support the random option.
"Operation (Get Only)"
Set the test direction
Get URLs
The Capacity test can run up to 4 HTTP Transfer Get tests in parallel. Type the
complete URL, including the path and the filename to download, and then press
ENTER to add the next URL
"Put URLs", "Local file", "User agent", "Buffer

size", "Time window", and "Byte threshold"
Not supported
Email Receive Test

This section describes the parameters of the Email receive data test.
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Fig. 3-21: Email receive data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
Type a name for the test
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "Email Receive"
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
Specifies the amount of time to wait after a test completes before the next test
starts. QualiPoc Remote Control does not support the random option.
"Server"
Type the address of the POP3 or IMAP server name.
"Subject"
Type the subject of the email
"Username" and "Password"
Type the "Username" and "Password" of the POP or IMAP server
"Protocol"
Specifies the email protocol that you want to use, that is, POP3 and IMAP
"Mode"
Sets the action to perform upon receipt of the email, that is, "Delete message",
"Delete all messages in inbox", or "Leave message".
"Security"
Secure connections TLS/SSL are only supported if the SMTP mail server supports STARTTLS. When you select this option, you need to include the port
number at the end of the server address. See table 3-1 for the port numbers
that you can use.
Table 3-1: Port numbers for Email receive and send tests
Test
Protocol
Use SSL
Standard Port
Example
Email send
SMTP
No
25
mail.gmx.com
Email send
SMTP with TSL
Yes
587
smtp.gmail.com
Email send
SMTP with SSL
Yes
465
smtp.gmail.com
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Test
Protocol
Use SSL
Standard Port
Example
Email receive
POP3
No
110
pop.gmx.com
Email receive
IMAP4
No
143
imap.gmx.com
Email receive
POP3 with SSL
Yes
995
pop.gmail.com
Email receive
IMAP4 with SSL
Yes
993
imap.gmail.com
Email Send Test

This section describes the parameters of the Email send data test.
Fig. 3-22: Email send data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "Email Send"
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
Specifies the amount of time to wait after a test completes before the next test starts. QualiPoc
Remote Control does not support the random option.
"SMTP server"
Type the address of the SMTP server name.
"Email address"
Type the email address of the recipient
"Subject"
Type the subject of the email
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Parameter
Description
"Attachment"
If required, click an attachment file in the list.

The file must be on the same PC as the NQView installation and in the reference\Upload\Data
folder of the QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
"Text size"
Amount of text to include in the body of the email.
"Authentication"
If the SMTP server requires authentication, select "Use SMTP authentication", and then type the
"Username" and "Password" for the account on the server.
"Security"
Secure connections TLS/SSL are only supported if the SMTP mail server supports STARTTLS.
When you select this option, you need to include the port number at the end of the server address.
See table 3-1 for the port numbers that you can use.
FTP Test
This section describes the parameters of the FTP data test.
Fig. 3-23: FTP data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "FTP"
"Max duration"
"Use as fixed duration"
Enables fixed duration tests to evaluate dedicated KPIs. If the test ends before the fixed duration
elapses, the test is set as failed.
"Pause duration"
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Parameter
Description
"Host"
Type the address of the FTP server
"Operation"
Set the test direction, that is, "Get" or "Put"
"Mode"
Specify the FTP server mode, that is, "Active" or "Passive".
"Local file (Put Only)"
Select the file to be uploaded during an "FTP Put" test.

The file must be on the same machine as the NQView installation and in the
reference\Upload\Data folder of the QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
"Remote file"
"Username" and "Password"
Type the username and password for the FTP account.
"Buffer size", "Time window",

and "Byte threshold"
Not supported
For Put tests, type the name of the file that will be written to the FTP server
For Get tests, type the name of the remote file to be downloaded
FTP Over SSL

FTP tests support FTP over SSL, that is, host addresses that start with FTPS and
FTPES.
To use FTPS or FTPES, use the following formats for the host address when you
configure the test:
ftps://ip_host_address
ftpes://ip_host_address
Fig. 3-24: FTP over SSL address in Data test dialog box in NQView
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Note: The default command port number for FTPS is 990 and for FTPES is 21. To
use a different command port number, add the a colon (:) and the number to the
end of the address, for example, ftps://80.74.152.241:992, where 992 is
the custom port number.
HTTP Browser Test
This section describes the parameters of the HTTP Browser data test.
Fig. 3-25: HTTP browser data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "HTTP Browser"
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
"Remote File"
If needed, an element in the web page can be downloaded
"User agent", "Proxy", and

"Proxy port"
Not supported
HTTP Transfer Test

This section describes the parameters of the HTTP Transfer data test.
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Fig. 3-26: HTTP transfer data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
Type the name of the test
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "HTTP Transfer"
"Max Duration"
"Use as Fixed Duration"
Enables fixed duration tests to evaluate dedicated KPIs. If the test ends before the fixed duration
elapses, the test is set as failed.
"Pause Duration"
"Operation"
Sets the test direction, that is, "Get" or "Put"
"Randomized with"
Not supported
"URL"
"Local file (Put Only)"
Select the file to be uploaded during an "HTTP Transfer" test.
For Get tests, type the complete URL, that is, the path and the filename to download.
For Put tests you might need to include the username and the password for the HTTP server
where you the file is put
"User agent", "Buffer size",
"Time window", and "Byte
threshold"
Not supported
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MMS Receive Test

This section describes the parameters of the MMS Receive data test.
Fig. 3-27: MMS Receive data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "MMS receive"

You can only perform single-sided MMS receive tests.
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
Not supported
"Protocol" and "User agent"
Not supported
The test uses the MMS APN that you define on the phone.
The subject of the MMS must have the following format:
SQMMS$XXXX$DDMMYYhhmm$IMEI$MMS_tex
Where:
XXXX: Number of message
DDMMYY: Day, month, and year
hhmm: hour, and minutes
IMEI: Sender IMEI
MMS_text: Text of the message
MMS Send Test

This section describes the parameters of the MMS Send data test.
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Fig. 3-28: MMS Send data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "MMS send"
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
"Number"
For single-sided tests only
"Double sided"
Select this option if the send and the receive party are defined in the task.
"Picture"
Select the image to transfer with the MMS.

"Protocol" and "User

agent"
Not supported
The test uses the MMS APN that you specify on the phone.
Ping Test
This section describes the parameters of the Ping data test.
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Fig. 3-29: Ping data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision Profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "Ping"
"Max Duration"
Specifies the timeout for the test.
"Pause Duration"
"Host"
Type the address of the host that you want to ping.
"Number of Pings"
Specify the number of pings
"Interval"
Specify the amount of time to wait upon receipt of the ping echo, if received, and the next ping.
"Packet Size"
Specify the size of the packet in bytes.
"Timeout"
Echo replay timeout
SMS Receive Test

This section describes the parameters of the SMS Receive data test.
At the begininng of the test, QualiPoc deletes the contents of the inbox.
If a QualiPoc Remote Control device receives an SMS Send test that has the same
subcription number as the destination number, QualiPoc Remote Control automatically
enables the "Back to sender" option.
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Fig. 3-30: SMS Receive data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "SMS receive"

You can only perform single-sided SMS receive tests.
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
Not supported
"Service preference"
Not supported
The test uses the SMS message center that you specify on the
phone.
The subject of the SMS must have the following format:
SQMMS$XXXX$DDMMYYhhmm$IMEI$SMS_text
Where:
XXXX: Number of message
DDMMYY: Day, month, and year
hhmm: hour, and minutes
IMEI: Sender IME
SMS_text: Text of the message
SMS Send Test

This section describes the parameters of the SMS Send data test.
At the begininng of the test, QualiPoc deletes all of the text messages in the inbox.
subcription number as the destination number, QualiPoc Remote Control automatically
enables the "Back to sender" option.
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Fig. 3-31: SMS send data test
Parameter
Description
"Name"
"Decision profile"
Not supported
"Test type"
Select "SMS send"
"Max duration"
"Pause duration"
Specifies the amount of time to wait after a test completes before the next test starts. QualiPoc Remote Control does not support the random option.
"Service preference"
Not supported
The test uses the SMS message center that you specify on the phone.
"Number"
For single-sided tests only
"Operation"
" Double sided": Select this option if the send and the receive party are defined in the
task
"Single-sided"
"Back to sender": Not supported
"SMS length"
Specifies the number of characters in the SMS
"Use custom text and Custom text"
Type the text for the SMS, otherwise a default text is used
subscription number as the destination number, QualiPoc Remote Control automatically enables the "Back to sender" option.
3.3.4 Adding an Idle Job

This section describes how to add an Idle job for a QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
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To create an Idle job

2. Expand "Job Definitions" in the tree, right-click "Idle", and then click "Add job".
Fig. 3-32: Idle job

4. In the "Pause between cycles" area, specify the length of the pause in the "Minimum" box.
6. In the Idle test window, click "Apply", and then click "OK".
Fig. 3-33: Idle test
Note: QualiPoc Remote Control does not support the "Maximum file size" option.
3.3.5 Adding an Intrusive Job

This section describes how to add an Intrusive job for a QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
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To create an intrusive job

2. Expand "Jobs" in the tree, right-click "Intrusive", and then click "Add job".
Fig. 3-34: Intrusive job
4. Specify the following parameters.
"Test sequence repetition"

"Record hang-over"
Note: For a call to an answering station, the Record hang-over must be 18500. For
more information on how to configure an answering station, see chapter 3.2, "Creating an Answering Station", on page 24.
5. Specify the following timing settings:
"Call duration"
"No call setup time"
"MOC:MTC": The value must be 1:0
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6. In the "Intrusive test" window, specify the parameters for the test.
a) Type a name for the test.
b) In the "Test type" list, click "Speech" or "Speech POLQA".
QualiPoc Remote Control only supports these test types.
c) In the "Direction" area, click "B to A".
QualiPoc Remote Control does not support the "A to B" option.
d) In the "Reference sample" list, click an audio file.
e) In the "Save WAV files" area, click an option.
f) Click "Apply" and then click "OK".

For more information, see chapter 3.4, "Defining a Task", on page 49
3.3.6 Adding an Upload Job

This section describes how to create an upload job and task to schedule when NQView
uploads the measurement files to the QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
When you specify an upload schedule, the following upload events occur:
On QualiPoc startup: Measurement files, QPCLog files, and crash-dumps are

uploaded
On poll: If present, QPCLog files are uploaded
After task: If present, QPCLog files are uploaded
On scheduled upload: Only measurement files are uploaded
If you do not create an upload job, the following upload events occur:
On QualiPoc startup: Measurement files, QPCLog files, and crash-dumps are

uploaded
On poll: If present, QPCLog files and measurement files are uploaded
After task: If present, QPCLog files and measurement files are uploaded
To create an upload job

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Defining a Task
2. Expand "Job Definitions" in the tree, right-click "Upload", and then click "Add job".
3. In the "Job" window, type a name for the job, and then click "OK".
Fig. 3-35: Create an Upload job
4. In the "Upload test" window, ensure that the "Upload profile" is set to none, and
then click "OK".
Fig. 3-36: Create Upload test

You need to specify a task duration that is long enough for the upload to complete.
3.4 Defining a Task

The following steps describe how to create a measurement task for QualiPoc Remote
Control. The parameters that are not included in the steps are not supported by QualiPoc Remote Control.
A task is a collection of jobs that you can assign to one or two devices depending on
the job type.
To define a task for QualiPoc Remote Control
1. On the Navigation panel, click "Tasks and Jobs", right-click "Tasks", and then click
"Add task".
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Defining a Task
2. In the "Device A/B side" area, select the device for the task.
Note: An A B-side device is required for Intrusive jobs as well as double-sided
MMS and SMS jobs.
3. Add a job to the task.
a) In the "Job sequence" area, click the green plus sign
b) In the list of jobs, click a job.
c) For data and messaging jobs, click an access point in the list.
Note: Only data tasks can use the access point profile that you select in NQView.
For MMS and SMS tasks, NQView only uses this access point to validate the task.
Instead, these tasks use the access point and subscriber information that is
defined on the phone.
4. Specify the type of Job execution.
"Best effort": Executes a job and then starts the next job
"Multi-RAB": Simultaneously or randomly executes a data job and a voice job
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Defining a Task
5. Specify the "Duration" and the number of "Cycles" for the task.
The task stops when all of the cycles have been executed or the duration has been
reached.
6. (Optional) In the "Forcing A/B" area, specify the technology forcing options for the
task.
Note: QualiPoc Remote Control supports forcing on all GSM, WCDMA, and LTE
bands. However, GSM Preferred, WCDMA Preferred, LTE Preferred, ARFCN, and
UARFCN forcing are not supported.
7. (Optional) Select a default Data recording profile.
Note: QualiPoc Remote Control only supports the "PCAP files per measurement"
or "PCAP file per session" profiles.
8. Specify the schedule for the task.
a) Click the yellow asterisk beside the Time trigger list.
b) Type a name for the trigger.
c) Configure the scheduling options, click"Apply", and then click "OK".
Fig. 3-37: Trigger profile
9. If you want to deactivate PDP before the task runs, select the "Force context deactivation" check box.
Note:
Voice tasks: QualiPoc executes PS deactivation at the start of a task and activates PS at end of the task
PS detach
Idle
Call
Task
PS attach
Call
Idle
Fig. 3-38: PS activation in voice tasks
Single Data, Multiple Data, and Video tasks: QualiPoc deactivates PDP and
reactivates PDP when the task starts and for each session
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Defining a Campaign
PS detach
PS attach
Idle
PS detach
PS attach
Idle
Data
Data
PS detach
Task
PS attach
PS detach
PS attach
Data
Idle
Fig. 3-39: PS activation in single data, multiple data, and video tasks
Multi-RAB: Same as data tasks except that the detach occurs immediately after
the data job completes and not at the end of a session
3.5 Defining a Campaign

A measurement campaign is a collection of tasks that allows you to start the tasks
simultaneously. You cannot assign a task to more than one campaign.
To define a measurement campaign for QualiPoc Remote Control
1. On the Navigation panel, click "Task and Jobs", right-click "Campaigns", and then
click "Add campaign".
2. Type a name for the campaign in the "Name (ID)" box.
Fig. 3-40: Creating a campaign
3. In the"Execution type" list, click "Asynchronous campaign".

Note: QualiPoc Remote Control only supports asynchronous campaigns.
4. Drag the tasks that you want to add to the campaign from the list of "Available
tasks" on the right to the "Tasks in campaign" list on the left.
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Monitoring Tasks
3.6 Monitoring Tasks

This section describes the available actions and information that you can access in
NQView when you run tasks on a QualiPoc Remote Control unit.
3.6.1 Available Commands

You can access the following commands when you right-click a QualiPoc Remote Control unit during the operation of the probe.
Fig. 3-41: Available NQView commands for a QualiPoc Remote Control unit
Action
Description
"Edit"
Check and modify the configuration of the device
"Add device"
Adds a mobile device to the unit. You can only add one mobile device to a QualiPoc Remote
Control unit
"Update configuration"
Sends the new configuration to the unit
"Export configuration"
Not supported
"Get log files"
Uploads command to FTP server, sends a poll SMS to the unit, which then sends the log files to
NQView. If SMS is not enabled on the unit, the command is sent at the next scheduled poll.
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Monitoring Tasks
Action
Description
"Poll"
Sends a poll SMS to the unit

Only available if you use an SMS service.
"Reboot hardware (delete tasks)" Sends a reboot SMS to the unit. After the reboot, all of the scheduled tasks are deleted.
"Reboot hardware (keep tasks)"
Sends a reboot SMS to the unit. After the reboot, the scheduled tasks are preserved.
"Update position"
Allows you to manually specify the position of the unit, for example, if the unit is indoors and
GPS coordinates are not available.
"Show position in Google Earth"
Requires a Google Earth installation on the PC to show the last available position of the unit.
To refresh the unit position, you need to exit Google Earth and click the "Show position in Google Earth" command again.
"Update unit events"
Updates the events on the unit.
"Copy" and "Delete"
Duplicates or deletes the unit from the configuration.
3.6.2 Unit Status

Status
Description
"Ready"
Unit is correctly configured and is ready to start.
"Time not synchronized"
Time synchronization with the NTP server failed. The unit continues to run scheduled tasks, but
cannot start a new task.
"Connected"
NQComm has connected to the FTP server, but has not received information from the unit.
"Starting"
QualiPoc is starting, typically after receiving the first unit configuration or after a reboot.
"Shutdown"
QualiPoc is shutting down, typically after receiving a reboot command or when performing the
scheduled maintenance application restart.
"GPS not ready"
Appears shortly after the first configuration is sent to the unit.

A valid GPS position is not a requirement to start a task.
"Measuring (on Mobile level)"
Unit is running a test.
"Timeout 1"
Communication has not been received from the unit for more than the amount of time that is
specified by the "Timeout1" parameter in the "QualiPoc unit" profile.
"Timeout 2"
Communication has not been received from the unit for more than the amount of time that is
specified by the "Timeout2" parameter in the "QualiPoc unit" profile.
"Unit not ready / Not connected"
Unit has not been configured, NQComm is not running, or the unit is not ready on the mobile
level.
3.6.3 Workspace Tabs

This section describes the information that appears on the various tabs in the Workspace area when you click the QualiPoc Remote Control unit on the Navigation panel.
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Monitoring Tasks
3.6.3.1
General Tab
The "General" tab contains, when available, serving cell and position information for
the selected unit.
Fig. 3-42: General Tab
When the unit is idle, the "Network value" might appear as "Unknown".
3.6.3.2
Communication Tab
The "Communication" tab contains the following information.
Fig. 3-43: Communication Tab

Parameter
Description
"Last start"
Date and time of the most recent operation of the unit
"Last reboot reason"
Description of why the last reboot occurred. This information also appears as the first row of the log
files for the unit.
"Last contact"
Date and time of last poll to the FTP server
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Monitoring Tasks
Parameter
Description
"Last meas file"
Date and time that the last measurement file was received.
"# meas files / 24 h"
Number and total size of the measurement files that have been received in the last 24 hours
"# log files / 24 h"
Number and total size of the log files that have been received in the last 24 hours
"Scheduled tasks"
Number of tasks that have been scheduled on the unit as reported by the unit
3.6.3.3
Data Upload Tab

The "Data Upload" tab is not available for QualiPoc Remote Control.
3.6.3.4
Alerts and Action Tab

The "Alerts and Action" tab is not available for QualiPoc Remote Control.
3.6.3.5
Tasks Tab
The "Tasks" tab contains a list of the tasks that are running on the unit. The information
in this list is from NQView.
Fig. 3-44: Tasks tab in NQView System Configuration Workspace
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Remotely Updating SwissQual Software
Fig. 3-45: Tasks tab in NQView Tasks and Jobs Workspace
3.6.3.6
Version Info Tab

The "Version info" tab contains information about the QualiPoc software and firmware
on the unit.
Fig. 3-46: Version info tab
3.7 Remotely Updating SwissQual Software

This section describes how to use NQView to remotely update the QualiPoc software
on your phone.
To prepare the QualiPoc software update, add one or more of the following files to
a zip file with the name SWUpdate-QP-Android*.zip on the controlling PC.
QualiPoc - Android - XX.X.X.XX.apk
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SQuad08-ForAndroid-XX.X.X.XX.apk
SQLookForSynch - Android- XX.X.X.XX.apk
License key
Note: The package can only contain these files. You can name the update package SWUpdate-QP-Android.zip or SWUpdate-QP-Android-12.1.1.zip. NQView
does not recognize SWUpdate-QP.zip as a valid update file. If Remote Control
mode is not enabled in the license key, the unit is lost after the update.
To update SwissQual software remotely from NQView
1. On the "Control" console, click "System configuration".
2. In the tree, click the plus sign (+) beside "Profiles".
3. Right-click "Software update" and click "Add software update".
Fig. 3-47: Add software update profile
4. Select the zip software update package for the unit.

a) In the "Unit software update" window, click the browse button (...) and locate
the update file.
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b) Click "Apply" and click "OK".
Fig. 3-48: Locate the update file
5. Update the measurement units.

a) Right-click the software update profile in the tree, and then click "Execute
update".
Fig. 3-49: Execute update
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b) In the list, click the units that you want to update, and then click "Execute
update".
Fig. 3-50: Select QualiPoc Remote Control unit to update
Note: During the QualiPoc update, NQView uploads the update package to the
FTP server and sends an SMS to the QualiPoc Remote Control unit. If the unit
does not use an SMS service, the update occurs at the next poll. The QualiPoc
Remote Control unit downloads, verifies the update package from the FTP server,
and runs the update.
3.7.1 Monitoring the Update

You can monitor the update process on the "Alerts and actions" tab of the
NQView log.
If the update package contains a combination of the
SQuad08-ForAndroid-XX.X.X.XX.apk,
SQLookForSynch - Android- XX.X.X.XX.apk, or license files, NQView updates
the logs status to "Succeeded" when the update is complete.
If the update package also contains the QualiPoc - Android - XX.X.X.XX.apk
file, NQView updates the log status to "Succeeded" after the QualiPoc Remote Control
unit restarts.
If the update package contains more than one file, the
QualiPoc - Android - XX.X.X.XX.apk update always runs last.
If the update package contains files that are not compatible with QualiPoc, for example, a *.dll file, the update extracts the compatible files and sends a "Failed
NQView".
If the license has expired, a "Please update the license" message appears in the log.
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Fig. 3-51: Monitoring the software update
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QualiPoc Remote Control Operation on a Mobile Phone

Remote Configuration
4 QualiPoc Remote Control Operation on a

Mobile Phone
This chapter describes how QualiPoc operates in Remote Control mode.
4.1 Remote Configuration

In Remote Control mode, you configure the QualiPoc Remote Control unit remotely
with NQView.
In addition to the communication settings and the QualiPoc Remote Control configuration, you can also perform the following tasks with NQView:
Force a phone reboot
Define behaviour of measurements, that is, task scheduling
NQView saves the configuration settings for the QualiPoc Remote Control unit to a
ZIP file that uses the following naming convention:
ConfigUpdate_yyyymmdd-hhmmss.zip.
The NQComm service uploads this file to the FTP server and informs QualiPoc
Remote Control about the new file. QualiPoc Remote Control then downloads the file
to the phone and informs NQView whether the new configuration was loaded successfully or not.
4.1.1 Rebooting a Phone Remotely

A maintenance hard-coded application restart is scheduled to take place at 23:57:00
on the day after the last QualiPoc application start.
The following reboot options are also available in NQView:
"Reboot hardware (delete tasks)": Aborts the scheduled jobs and reboots the
phone
"Reboot hardware (keep tasks)": Reboots the phone without stopping and deleting
the scheduled jobs
4.2 Measurement Jobs

This section describes how QualiPoc Remote Control handles the measurement jobs
that you configure in NQView. For information on how to create and schedule QualiPoc
jobs, see the Manual - Diversity NQView.pdf document.
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Measurement Jobs
4.2.1 Scheduling Measurements

The following steps occur after you start a QualiPoc Remote Control campaign (a collection of tasks):
1. NQComm uploads the measurement configuration files from NQView to the dedicated folder for the QualiPoc Remote Control unit on the FTP-Server and informs
QualiPoc about the new file either by SMS or the next time that the phone polls the
FTP server.
2. QualiPoc receives the information about the new measurement, connects to the
FTP server, downloads the configuration file to the phone, and then analyzes the
file.
Note: If QualiPoc Remote Control does not receive the new measurement configuration message or if a GPRS connection is not possible, the unit status remains
idle.
3. If the phone has the correct license for the job, QualiPoc Remote Control schedules, and executes the measurement.
4. NQComm verifies that QualiPoc Remote Control successfully loaded the measurement configuration file on the phone.
If the measurement task is two sided, the B-side job is scheduled first; once the
unit confirms that B-side job has been loaded, the A-side job will be scheduled.
5. After the tasks in a campaign successfully load, the task status changes to running in NQView.
When the task is running on the QualiPoc Remote Control unit the title bar and the
Q icon turns red.
Note: Depending on the network, this process can take several minutes.
4.2.2 Running Measurements

QualiPoc Remote Control schedules a measurement after receiving the job information
from NQView. After the measurement completes, QualiPoc Remote Control calculates
the start time for the next measurement and displays the time in the title bar.
In QualiPoc Remote Control measurement execution is the same as in QualiPoc

Handheld mode. For more information, see the
Manual - QualiPoc Android.pdf document.
A low battery level on the phone as well as a low amount of free space on the SD
card can stop a running job. For more information, see chapter 3.3.1, "Battery
Level and Disk Space", on page 26.
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Fig. 4-1: RC Log tab
4.2.3 Post-Measurement Actions

After a measurement, QualiPoc Remote Control automatically uploads the measurement results file to the folder for the unit on the FTP server. The NQComm service on
the PC downloads the file to the measurement folder that you specify in the NQView
settings.
4.2.3.1
Manually Uploading Measurement Files

QualiPoc Remote Control also provides you with the option to manually upload the
measurement files from your device.
To manually upload measurement files from the device, touch the menu icon
the top of the screen and tap "Upload".
at
Fig. 4-2: Manually upload a measurement file
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4.2.3.2
Upload Behaviour
The following figure describes the QualiPoc Remote Control upload options for measurement files.
Fig. 4-3: Upload behaviour
4.3 QualiPoc Remote Control Unit Information

Each time a QualiPoc Remote Control unit connects to the FTP server, QualiPoc
Remote Control uploads a file with device information that you can view in NQView as
well as file with status information.
4.3.1 Log File

QualiPoc Remote Control records the activities of the unit in log files and regularly
uploads the files to the controlling PC in the \Logfiles\UnitName subfolder of the
folder that contains the measurement files.
You can analyse the log file and the measurement files to troubleshoot problems that
might arise during a measurement campaign. The name of the log file contains the
name of the unit, a sequential number, and the timestamp of the last QualiPoc Remote
Control start-up time, for example, UnitName-0123-QPCLog200606201557.txt.
The log file tends to be unreadable in Notepad. Use an advanced text editor, such as
Notepad++ to open the file.
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QualiPoc Remote Control Shell

Safety Instructions
5 QualiPoc Remote Control Shell

The following sections describe the hardware components of the QualiPoc Remote
Control Shell unit (QP RCS) as well as how to install and to configure the unit.
These descriptions assume that you have a working knowledge of telecommunication
hardware.
A QP RCS can host and power a single QP RC device in an unobtrusive case. The
integrated smart power concept, including UPS batteries and forced-air cooling, delivers the best working conditions for a QualiPoc Remote Control device for round the
clock network monitoring tasks. Due to its clever design, the remote control shell unit
supports a wide range of QualiPoc Remote Control devices, different RF setups, and
mounting options.
Fig. 5-1: QualiPoc Remote Control Shell Unit
5.1 Safety Instructions

This section describes the safety information that you need to consider before you set
up, install, use, or perform maintenance on a QP RCS.
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Safety Instructions
Improper installation and operation of a QualiPoc Remote Control Shell unit can
result in injury to yourself, damage to the equipment, and a voided equipment
warranty.
Do not attempt to install or to operate a QP RCS before you read these safety instructions.
5.1.1 Important Safety Information
Do not change and modify system components, otherwise you might void the warranty
To avoid damage to the unit and to not void the warranty, only use the battery cells
and power supplies that SwissQual recommends
Always turn off the system and remove the power cable from the unit before you
change the hardware configuration, for example, the SIM card or the QualiPoc
Remote Control device
Do not drop the unit
Do not cover the air inlet on the lower edge and air outlet at the back of the unit
5.1.2 Operation and Storage Conditions

This section describes the operation and storage conditions for QP RCS.
Before you store, repair, or ship a unit, you also need to review the following sections:
5.1.2.1
chapter 5.4, "Storage", on page 75
chapter 5.6, "Repair", on page 76
chapter 5.7, "Shipping", on page 76
Operating Conditions
Table 5-1: Operating environment conditions
Environment
Description
Operating environment
Indoor, trains, and vehicle based
Operating Temperature
-10 to 45C for QP RCS

Operating temperature range for the device according to the device specification
Operating relative humidity
< 95% rH (non-condensing)
Operating elevation
06500 feet (02000 meters)
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5.1.2.2
Storage Conditions
Table 5-2: Storage environment conditions
Environment
Description
Storage temperature
From -10 to 50C
Storage relative humidity
< 95% rH (non-condensing)
Storage elevation
06500 feet (02000 meters)
Do not expose the batteries in the unit to temperatures in excess of 60 C (140 F).
5.2 Remote Control Shell Components

The QP RCS consists of the following main system components
QualiPoc Remote Control Shell including a QualiPoc Remote Control device
Power input cable (Part number: 04-100162)
Office power adapter (Part number: 85-100463; Description: 100..240VAC TO

14.4VDC/3.12A KFZ ADAPTOR)
External RF antennas (not shown in figure 5-2): Depends on the use case
Fig. 5-2: Remote control shell, power adapter, and cable
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5.2.1 QualiPoc Remote Control Device

A QP RCS has room for one smartphone that runs QualiPoc in Remote Control mode.
Depending on the device, you might be able to use RF pigtails as external antennas; in
this scenario, the original antennas are permanently removed. If QualiPoc freezes, the
QualiPoc Remote Control mode calls on the on-device watchdog functionality to restart
the application.
5.2.2 Remote Control Shell
Fig. 5-3: Open shell
The QualiPoc Remote Control Shell has the following functionality:
Rugged case that you can use on a flat surface or mount on a wall (chapter 5.9.2,
"Drill Plan for Wall Mounting", on page 79)
Hinged lid for easy access with an optional key-lock
Device-specific mounting plate for the QualiPoc Remote Control device
Electronic board for power conditioning and UPS battery management
UPS powered fan for forced-air cooling
USB cable to power the device
USB socket that is a Dedicated Charger Port (DCP), which can deliver up to 3A
LED status lights for input power and charger status
Connector for external power source
SMA RF connector for external antennas (if supported by the device)
Reset / power button
Openings at the bottom edge for airflow
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5.2.2.1
Connector Panel
Fig. 5-4: Connector panel on back of RCS
PWR IN: Power input
PWR: LED to display power status
CHG: LED to display charger status
RF 1 - RF 4: SMA connectors for RF pigtail antennas, which are only present if the
device has been modified by SwissQual
Reset button: Resets the QP RCS
To reset a QP RCS, insert a screwdriver (maximum diameter of 2.5mm) to depth of

10mm through the third hole from the right on the bottom row of the airflow hole,
and then hold the button down for at least 30 seconds.
Fig. 5-5: Location of reset button
Note: If you hold down the RESET button less than 30 seconds, the unit does not
reset. Furthermore, if the UPS batteries still have a charge, the unit simply powers
on, that is, the PWR LED turns green. If this happens, hold down the RESET button until the PWR LED remains off.
Table 5-3: Pin Assignment PWR IN Connector
Connector
Figure
Pins
PWR IN1
pin 1; Input; +Vdc
PWR IN2
pin 2; Input; GND
Comment
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Table 5-4: Power Status LED

PWR
Status
Off
Unit is off
Green
PWR IN is valid range: Unit is powered by PWR IN
Red
UPS Battery is empty: Unit will shut down
Yellow
No power at PWR IN: Unit runs on UPS
Table 5-5: Charger Status LED
5.2.2.2
CHG
Status
Off
No power at PWR IN: System is running on UPS
Blue
UPS Battery is fully charged: Charger has stopped

charging
Yellow
UPS Battery is being charged
Green
UPS Battery is close to being fully charged
Power Input Cable
Fig. 5-6: PWR IN cable
The 3 m long power input cable (PWR IN) that comes with the SP RCS unit connects
the unit to a cigarette lighter socket in a vehicle or a 12V office power adapter. The
cable is protected by a 5 A fuse inside the cigarette lighter plug. For more information,
see chapter 5.6.1, "Replacing a Fuse", on page 76.
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5.2.2.3
Office Power Adapter
Fig. 5-7: Office power adapter
The office power adapter has the following specifications:
AC Input: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

2 m cable
DC Output: 14.4V / 3A
1.5 m cable with cigarette lighter socket
5.3 Using a QualiPoc Remote Control Shell

The following sections describe how to use the QP RCS.
5.3.1 SIM Card

The QP RCS does not have a SIM card slot. If you want to replace the SIM of the
QualiPoc Remote Control device in the QP RCS, you need to remove the device from
the unit.
To replace the SIM card
1. If present, open the lock on the case.
2. Open the lid with the latch on the right front edge of the case.
3. Turn the QualiPoc Remote Control device off.
4. Disconnect the USB cable from the device.
5. Remove the small locking plate from the top of the device.
6. Remove the QualiPoc Remote Control device from the holding plate and insert or
exchange the SIM card of the device.
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7. Place the device back into the holding plate.

8. Replace the small locking plate on top of the device.
9. Connect the USB cable to the device.
Note: If the device does not power on after a few seconds, check the cable connection.
10. Close the lid of the QP RCS and press the lid until the latch locks into place.
5.3.2 Indoor Installation

For indoor use, SwissQual recommends the following points:
Choose a dry location where the ambient temperature is within the operating range
specification of the QualiPoc Remote Control device
Ensure that the location has sufficient RF coverage (without external antennas)
Ensure that the location is within range of a mains outlet, that is, the combined
lengths of the office power adapter cable and the power input cable
Use the drill plan in chapter 5.9.2, "Drill Plan for Wall Mounting", on page 79 for a
direct wall mount
5.3.3 Vehicle Installation

SwissQual recommends the following points when you install a QP RCS in a vehicle:
Use QualiPoc Remote Control devices that support external RF antennas
For the best cooling performance, place the unit in the air conditioned passengers
compartment of the vehicle
If you want to place the unit in the trunk of the vehicle, ensure that the air flow
between the trunk and the air conditioned compartment is enough to maintain an
ambient temperature within the operating temperature range of the QulaiPoc
device
Ensure that a cigarette lighter socket is within the range of the power input cable
If possible, keep the unit in an upright position for maximum airflow
The QP RCS automatically switches to the internal UPS for power when the input voltage drops from 12 to 11.5Vdc , this to protect the vehicles battery from deep discharge
at vehicle installation
5.3.4 Operation
This section describes how to turn a QP RCS on and off.
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To turn on a QP RCS
1. Ensure that the power input cable is connected to the cigarette lighter socket of the
power source, that is, vehicle or office power adapter, and the QP RCS.
2. Open the case according to the instructions in chapter 5.3.1, "SIM Card",
on page 72.
3. Connect the power input cable to the PWR IN connector on the QP RCS.
The QualiPoc Remote Control device automatically starts.
4. Ensure that the device is in Remote Control mode.
For more information, see chapter 2.2, "Installing and Configuring QualiPoc",
on page 10.
5. Close the case according to the instructions in chapter 5.3.1, "SIM Card",
on page 72.
The QP RCS appears in NQView and NQWeb after start up.
To turn off a QP RCS
1. Open the case according to the instructions in chapter 5.3.1, "SIM Card",
on page 72.
2. Turn the QualiPoc Remote Control device off with its power button.
3. Disconnect the power input cable from PWR IN socket of the QP RCS.
4. Press and hold the RESET button for at least 30 seconds to completely turn off
internal UPS.
For the location of the RESET button, see chapter 5.2.2.1, "Connector Panel",
on page 70.
5.3.5 UPS Functionality

A QP RCS has integrated UPS batteries that maintains power to the cooling fan during
power interruptions indoors or short voltage dips in a vehicle to prevent overheating. If
the original battery of the QualiPoc Remote Control device is replaced by an electronic
battery emulation, the UPS delivers power to the phone as well.
The UPS batteries provide the following functionality:
3 hours of bridge power for the QP RCS fan
Average recharge time of 4 hours
UN test certified
If the device battery reaches the energy threshold that you configured, which is 80% by
default, QualiPoc Remote Control stops the measurement; however, the device
remains accessible to NQView and NQWeb so long as the battery has power.
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5.4 Storage
To store the QualiPoc Remote Control Shell
1. Open the unit according to the intstruction inchapter 5.3.1, "SIM Card", on page 72
and turn off the QualiPoc Remote Control device.
2. Disconnect all the cables.
3. Press and hold the reset button for at least 30 seconds to completely power off the
unit, that is, the PWR LED must be off.
Note: For the location of the reset button, see figure 5-4.
In the event of fire, use a CO2 extinguisher.

Do not user water.
5.5 Maintenance
5.5.1 Replacing Batteries

The QP RCS contains 2 lithium-ion batteries that have a lifespan of about 600 cycles
or 3 years. SwissQual recommends that you replace this battery after 3 years to preserve the UPS functionality.
Only use UPS batteries that are provided by SwissQual (part number: 27-100043). If
you require replacement batteries, please contact our support center.
to contact us.
Do not send the old or defective batteries to SwissQual, but rather dispose of them
locally.
Replace the battery of the QualiPoc Remote Control device with a battery from the
original manufacturer and dispose of the old or defective battery locally.
The QualiPoc Remote Control device batteries are not covered by the SwissQual system warranty. Consult the warranty of the device manufacture for the warranty details.
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5.5.2 Cleaning
You can wipe the shell with a slightly damp cloth.
To prevent short circuits, do not soak the cloth in water.

Do not use abrasives of solvents to clean the QP RCS.
5.6 Repair
5.6.1 Replacing a Fuse
QP RCS contains only self-recovering poly-fuses
The Input Power Cable contains a 5A / 36VDC Torpedo-Fuse.
Only replace the fuse with the matching type. The fuse is also known as an ATS or a
Bosch fuse, type acc. DIN 72581-1.
5.7 Shipping
Use the following guidelines when you ship a QP RCS:
Prepare the unit according to the guidlines in chapter 5.4, "Storage", on page 75
To prevent mechanical damages during transportation, ensure that you completely

wrap each QP RCS separately in foam or bubble wrap.
Do not ship old or defective device batteries or UPS batteries, but rather dispose of
the batteries locally
Even though a QP RCS contains 2 Li-Ion batteries for the UPS, the unit is not a dangerous good with respect to current international transport regulations because the
total wattage of the batteries is less than 100 Wh. As such, the UPS batteries are UN
test certified.
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5.7.1 Warranty Information
Changes to a QP RCS that are not approved by SwissQual void the warranty.
Such changes also include power supplies.
SwissQual does not accept liability for damage that occurs due to the improper installation of hardware components in office or in a vehicle. Only a qualified technician, preferably one that has been trained by SwissQual, should install the unit.
SwissQual is in no way liable for any damage that results from the mishandling of this
product or by a vehicle accident.
If you require assistance for installation, reinstallation, configuration, extension, maintenance, or repair of your SwissQual hardware, please contact our support center.
to contact us.
5.8 Troubleshooting
This section describes how to troubleshoot a problem with a QP RCS.
When you contact our support center about a QP RCS, ensure that you have the following information:
Serial number of the affected unit
Description of the physical setup of the system, for example, power source, RF
setup and your use case
QualiPoc software version
to contact us.
5.8.1 Device Does Not Start Up

Use the following checklist if a QP RCS does not start when you connect a power
source to the PWR IN connector.
1. If the PWR status LED is not green, then perform the following actions:
a)
b)
c)
d)
Check the connection of the power input cable to the QP RCS.

Check the connection of the cigarette lighter plug to the socket.
Check if the cigarette lighter socket delivers 12Vdc.
Check the fuse in the power input cable.
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2. Verify that the USB cable is connected to the device and to the USB socket of the
electronic board.
3. Try to start the QualiPoc Remote Control device with the power button on the
device.
If the device turns on, ensure that auto startup is enabled the Remote Control
mode settings in QualiPoc.
For more information, see chapter 2.2, "Installing and Configuring QualiPoc",
on page 10.
If the device remains off, replace the device battery, and try to start the device
again.
4. If the problem persists, contact our support center.

Please consult the Customer Support Center.pdf document for the best
method to contact us.
5.8.2 CHG LED Does Not Turn Green or Blue After 4h When PWR IN is
Connected
Press to check if the batteries are correctly inserted in the holder. if the batteries are
correctly inserted, then you need to replace the batteries according to chapter 5.5.1,
"Replacing Batteries", on page 75
5.9 Technical Specification

This section provides an overview of the technical specifications for QP RCS.
5.9.1 Dimensions and Weights
Dimensions: 200 mm x 195 mm x 80 mm
Weight: 800g without QualiPoc Remote Control device
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Fig. 5-8: Dimensions of Remote Control Shell
5.9.2 Drill Plan for Wall Mounting

When you mount a QP RCS on wall, ensure that the PWR IN socket points to the floor.
This orientation, such that the FAN can benefit from natural convection! Keep a zone of
6cm free to any obstacle at the PWR IN side, to have enough space for the connectors
(PWR and RF if needed).
Use the following diagram as a guide for drilling the holes to mount the QP RCS on a
wall.
If you print this page, you need to scale up the diagram with a photocopier until the
dimensions are correct. Otherwise you can draw the diagram yourself with a ruler.
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5.9.3 Electrical and Conformance Specification

Table 5-6: Electrical Specification QualiPoc Remote Control Shell
Parameter
Value
Input Voltage
11.5 17.5 V (initial start-up voltage > 11.9V)
Input Frequency
DC
Typical Pwr Consumption, UPS charged
5 W (0.4A@13.8V)
Max Pwr Consumption, UPS charging
32W (2.3A@13.8V)
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The typical power consumption is dependent on your test scenarios and device, the
given value reflects an average regarding devices / test scenario.
Table 5-7: Conformance QualiPoc Remote Control Shell
Conformance
Description
CE
A CE statement in accordance to European Directives 2004/108/EC, 2006/95/EC and 72/245/EEC

can be obtained from our support center.
EMC
According to the 2004/108/EC harmonized standard:
EN 61326-1: 2006, Electrical equipment for

measurement, control and laboratory
EN 55022: 2006, Emission Industrial environment
EN61000-6-1: 2005, Immunity for industrial
environment
Safety
IEC/EN60950-1, measurement devices
Automotive
According technical standard for e/E Mark:
Shock
Directive 72/245/EEC, including last update

2009/19EC
EN55025: 2006
IEC/EN 11452-1 2005
ISO 7637-2: 2004
Pending
IEC/ EN 60068-2-27, 30G, operational
Vibration
Pending
IEC/ EN 60068-2-64,operational, 3 axis, f = 540
Hz, PSD = 2 G/Hz, 6dB decr./oct to 500Hz
Temperature
IEC/ EN 60068-2-14, Operational, -10..45C
to contact us.
5.10 Installing a QP RCS in a Vehicle

SwissQual offers the optional Vehicle Mounting Plate (VMP) and Vehicle Mounting Kit
(VMK) to facilitate in-vehicle installation of multiple QP RCS units.
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Fig. 5-9: VMK with a QP RCS and an RF combiner
Fig. 5-10: RCS vehicle mounting plate
A VMP and a VMK have mounting points for one QP RCS and one RF combiner. An
RF combiner simplifies antenna distribution when you have several QP RCS in your
vehicle.
A VMK also has a power distribution that can supply up to 3 QP RCS.
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Fig. 5-11: RCS vehicle mounting kit
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The VMK must be installed by a trained vehicle electrician.

The wiring must be of the appropriate gauge and the battery plus wire must be fused
according the wire gauge.
To run 3 QP RCS in parallel, you need to use at least a 7.5A fuse; however, you need
to ensure that the wiring can carry the maximum current that the fuse allows. The purpose of the fuse is to protect the wiring and not the QP RCS. The QP RCS equipment
has its own protection.
Power-IN terminal: Pin 1 connects to the positive terminal of the 12V battery and Pin 2
connects to ground, that is, the vehicle chassis
Power IN terminal
+12V (car battery plus)

GND (car chassis)
Fig. 5-12: VMK wiring diagram
5.10.1 Mounting Options

The VMP and the VMK both have 14 screw holes for mounting a QP RCS to a vehicle
chassis with ST4.8x19 screws. figure 5-13 shows the minimum 6 screw configuration.
Fig. 5-13: Minimum mounting screw configuration
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If you mount the plates end to end, see figure 5-14, use 2 screws to join the plates.
5.10.1.1
Side By Side Mounting

The following figures show the side by side mounting options for VMP and VMK plates.
RCS VMP
RCS VMK
(with RF Combiner)
RCS VMP
Fig. 5-14: Side By Side mounting option 1
RCS VMP
RCS VMK
(with RF Combiner)
RCS VMP
Fig. 5-15: Side By Side mounting option 2
5.10.1.2
End to End Mounting

The following figures show the end to end mounting options for VMP and VMK plates.
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RCS VMP
RCS VMK
(with RF Combiner)
RCS VMP
Fig. 5-16: End to end mounting option 1
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RCS VMP
RCS VMK
(with RF Combiner)
RCS VMP
Fig. 5-17: End to end mounting option 2
5.10.2 Connecting the QP RCS PWR-IN Cable

To connect the QP RCS power input cable to a VMK
1. Remove the red cap from the cigarette lighter adapter on the power input cable.
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a) Turn the red cap left.
1. Turn left
2. Pull off
Fig. 5-18: Remove red cap from cigarette lighter adapter
b) Pull the red cap off.
Fig. 5-19: Cigarette lighter adapter without red cap
Note: Do not throw out the red cap. You need the cap if you want to connect the
cable to a cigarette lighter socket. To reattach the cap, do these steps in reverse.
2. Connect the power input cable to the PWR IN connector on the QP RCS.
3. Connect the cigarette lighter adapter to the power distribution of the VMK.
5.10.3 Connecting Antennas to RF Combiner

If you want to use external antennas with an RF combiner, the possible configurations
depend on the number of QualiPoc Remote Control devices and the number of antennas. For help in determining the best setup, contact our support center.
to contact us.
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Glossary: Abbreviations
Glossary: Abbreviations
E
ESD: Electrostatic Discharge
I
IATA: International Air Transportation
Q
QP RCS: QualiPoc Remote Control Shell unit
U
UPS: Uninterruptable Power Supply
V
VMK: QP RCS Vehicle Mounting Kit
VMP: QP RCS Vehicle Mounting Plate
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Test & Measurement

Installing and Configuring QualiPoc......................................................................... 10

Data Network Status..................................................................................................... 15

3 Configuring QualiPoc Remote Control Units in NQView................. 17

Creating a QualiPoc Remote Control Unit................................................................ 17

Creating an Answering Station..................................................................................24

Creating QualiPoc Remote Control Jobs in NQView............................................... 26

Battery Level and Disk Space....................................................................................... 26

Adding a Call Job.......................................................................................................... 27

Adding a Call to Any Number Job................................................................................. 27

Adding a Speech Double Ended Job............................................................................ 29

Creating a Data Job...................................................................................................... 31

Data Job Test Types..................................................................................................... 33

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Adding an Idle Job........................................................................................................ 45

Adding an Intrusive Job.................................................................................................46

Adding an Upload Job...................................................................................................48

Data Upload Tab........................................................................................................... 56

Alerts and Action Tab....................................................................................................56

Version Info Tab............................................................................................................57

Remotely Updating SwissQual Software.................................................................. 57

Monitoring the Update...................................................................................................60

4 QualiPoc Remote Control Operation on a Mobile Phone.................62

Rebooting a Phone Remotely....................................................................................... 62

Manually Uploading Measurement Files....................................................................... 64

QualiPoc Remote Control Unit Information.............................................................. 65

5 QualiPoc Remote Control Shell.......................................................... 66

Important Safety Information.........................................................................................67

Operation and Storage Conditions................................................................................67

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Remote Control Shell Components...........................................................................68

QualiPoc Remote Control Device................................................................................. 69

Remote Control Shell.................................................................................................... 69

Power Input Cable.........................................................................................................71

Office Power Adapter.................................................................................................... 72

Using a QualiPoc Remote Control Shell................................................................... 72

Device Does Not Start Up............................................................................................. 77

Dimensions and Weights.............................................................................................. 78

Drill Plan for Wall Mounting...........................................................................................79

Electrical and Conformance Specification.....................................................................80

Installing a QP RCS in a Vehicle................................................................................81

Side By Side Mounting..................................................................................................85

End to End Mounting.....................................................................................................85

Connecting the QP RCS PWR-IN Cable.......................................................................87

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Connecting Antennas to RF Combiner......................................................................... 88

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Fig. 1-1: Remote Control mode overview

Remote Control mode requires the following software:

QualiPoc Android application on the QualiPoc Remote Control unit

Diversity NQView on the controlling PC

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NetQual NQDI post-processing software

NetQual NQWeb Automation Agent post-processing software

Fig. 1-2: QualiPoc Remote Control system architecture

NQView: SwissQual software on your computer that configures and manages

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from a QualiPoc unit in real-time. For more information, see the

NQDI and NQDI Database (optional): SwissQual post-processing software on

Multimedia Server: Provides a test environment for data tests

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2.1 System Requirements

Supported mobile phones: See the