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GENEX Assistant

V3R18

User Guide

Issue 01
Date 2017-03-21

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

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About This Document

Overview
This document provides the guidelines for installing and using the GENEX Assistant and
methods for analyzing the test data.

Product Version
The following table lists the product and version related to this guide.

Product Name Product Version

GENEX Assistant V3R18

Intended Audience
This document is intended for:

l Network design engineers

l Network monitoring engineers
l System maintenance engineers

Change History
01 (2017-03-21)
This issue is the third version. Compared with issue 03 (2016-07-29) of V300R017C00, this
issue incorporates the changes listed in the following table.

Change Description

21.1.8 Description of NB-IoT IEs New

6.1 Creating a Project The content descriptions are changed.

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Contents

About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 New Functions of Assistant V300R018 Compared with V300R017..................................... 1
2 Introduction to the Assistant.......................................................................................................2
2.1 Overview of Assistant.................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Application Scenario of Assistant.................................................................................................................................. 4
2.3 Basic Concept of Assistant............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.4 Procedure of Assistant.................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.5 Assistant Main Window..................................................................................................................................................8

3 Installing the Assistant...............................................................................................................21

3.1 Preparations Before Installing the Assistant.................................................................................................................22
3.2 Checking the Integrity of the Software.........................................................................................................................23
3.3 Installing the Assistant Main Program......................................................................................................................... 24

4 License Application Management............................................................................................27

5 Starting the Assistant..................................................................................................................30
6 Creating Analysis Tasks Manually.......................................................................................... 31
6.1 Creating a Project......................................................................................................................................................... 32
6.2 Configuring an Analysis Task...................................................................................................................................... 34
6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template..................................................................................................................... 34
6.2.2 Setting Report Attributes........................................................................................................................................... 36
6.2.3 Setting the Theme Analysis Type.............................................................................................................................. 37
6.2.4 Setting CDF Statistics................................................................................................................................................44
6.2.5 Setting Conditions for Filtering DT Logfiles............................................................................................................ 44
6.2.6 Setting the Binning Mode..........................................................................................................................................46
6.2.7 Setting Site Display Properties.................................................................................................................................. 48
6.2.8 Setting Other Attributes.............................................................................................................................................49
6.3 Importing Engineering Parameters and Neighboring Cell Data...................................................................................50
6.3.1 Engineering Parameters Supported in Different Network Systems.......................................................................... 51
6.3.2 Importing Engineering Parameters............................................................................................................................ 60
6.3.3 Importing Neighboring Cell Data..............................................................................................................................64
6.4 Importing Map Data..................................................................................................................................................... 67
6.4.1 Basic Concepts About Maps......................................................................................................................................67

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6.4.2 Importing a Map........................................................................................................................................................ 69

6.4.3 Map-related Operations............................................................................................................................................. 71
6.5 Importing DT Log Files................................................................................................................................................81

7 Creating an Analysis Group...................................................................................................... 84

8 Executing an Analysis Task.......................................................................................................86
9 Data Analysis (GSM).................................................................................................................. 89
9.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (GSM).........................................................................................................................90
9.2 GSM Theme Analysis.................................................................................................................................................. 92
9.2.1 GSM Theme Analysis............................................................................................................................................... 92
9.2.2 GSM Coverage Analysis........................................................................................................................................... 95
9.2.3 GSM Handover Analysis...........................................................................................................................................97
9.2.4 GSM Interference Analysis....................................................................................................................................... 99

10 Data Analysis (WCDMA)...................................................................................................... 101

10.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (WCDMA)..............................................................................................................102
10.2 WCDMA Theme Analysis....................................................................................................................................... 104
10.2.1 WCDMA RF Theme Analysis.............................................................................................................................. 104
10.2.2 WCDMA Pilot Pollution Analysis........................................................................................................................ 107
10.2.3 WCDMA Downlink Interference Analysis........................................................................................................... 110
10.2.4 WCDMA Missing Neighboring Cell Analysis......................................................................................................113
10.2.5 WCDMA Coverage Analysis................................................................................................................................ 115
10.2.6 WCDMA Handover Analysis................................................................................................................................118
10.2.7 WCDMA Interference Analysis............................................................................................................................ 122
10.2.8 WCDMA Throughput Analysis.............................................................................................................................125
10.2.9 WCDMA Abnormal Event Analysis..................................................................................................................... 127

11 Data Analysis (LTE)................................................................................................................ 130

11.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (LTE).......................................................................................................................131
11.2 Theme Analysis (LTE)..............................................................................................................................................133
11.2.1 Theme Analysis (LTE)...........................................................................................................................................133
11.2.2 Coverage Theme Analysis (LTE).......................................................................................................................... 136
11.2.3 Handover Theme Analysis (LTE)..........................................................................................................................139
11.2.4 InterFerence Theme Analysis (LTE)..................................................................................................................... 142
11.2.5 Throughput Theme Analysis (LTE).......................................................................................................................145
11.2.6 Exception Event Theme Analysis (LTE)............................................................................................................... 147
11.2.7 VoLTE Theme Analysis (LTE).............................................................................................................................. 149

12 Data Analysis (TD-SCDMA).................................................................................................159

12.1 TD-SCDMA Coverage Overlap Analysis................................................................................................................ 160
12.2 Missing Neighboring Cell Analysis (TD-SCDMA)................................................................................................. 163

13 Viewing the Analysis Results............................................................................................... 167

13.1 Viewing IE Analysis Results.................................................................................................................................... 168
13.1.1 Viewing the Analysis Results on the Project Tab Page......................................................................................... 168

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13.1.2 Viewing the Analysis Results in the IE View Windows........................................................................................169

13.1.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Predefined View Windows.......................................................................... 173
13.1.4 Configuring the View Window..............................................................................................................................173
13.2 Viewing KPI Analysis Results................................................................................................................................. 174
13.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Event View Windows..................................................................................... 176
13.4 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Messages View Windows............................................................................... 178
13.5 IE Combination Query..............................................................................................................................................178

14 Drilling Down Analysis Results.......................................................................................... 184

14.1 Drilling Down IE Analysis Results.......................................................................................................................... 185
14.2 Drilling Down Event Analysis Results.....................................................................................................................188
14.3 Customizing the Display of IE/Event Analysis Results........................................................................................... 192
14.4 Exporting Drilling Results........................................................................................................................................193

15 Generating an Analysis Report.............................................................................................195

15.1 Analysis Report Types..............................................................................................................................................197
15.2 Using Report Wizard to Generate a Report ............................................................................................................. 197
15.3 Generating Reports by Analysis Group....................................................................................................................200
15.4 Generating a Benchmark Report.............................................................................................................................. 203
15.5 Generating a Single Site Verification Report........................................................................................................... 204
15.6 Generating Service Statistical Reports..................................................................................................................... 207
15.7 Generating Custom Cluster Reports......................................................................................................................... 208
15.8 Generating a Cross Table Report..............................................................................................................................209
15.9 Generating a Speech Quality Evaluation Report...................................................................................................... 210
15.10 Generating an Indoor Distribution Report..............................................................................................................210

16 Automatic Data Processing....................................................................................................212

16.1 Creating an Automatic Analysis Task...................................................................................................................... 213
16.2 Executing an Automatic Analysis Task....................................................................................................................214

17 Customizing Functions...........................................................................................................217
17.1 Customizing KPIs.....................................................................................................................................................218
17.1.1 Creating Custom KPIs........................................................................................................................................... 218
17.1.2 Managing Defined KPIs........................................................................................................................................ 220
17.1.3 Example: Creating a Counting KPI....................................................................................................................... 221
17.1.4 Example: Creating a Calculation KPI................................................................................................................... 222
17.2 Customizing Events.................................................................................................................................................. 224
17.2.1 Creating Custom Events........................................................................................................................................ 224
17.2.2 Managing Events................................................................................................................................................... 226
17.3 Customizing Reports................................................................................................................................................ 226
17.3.1 Creating a Custom Report Template......................................................................................................................226
17.3.2 Modifying Existing Report Templates...................................................................................................................228
17.3.3 Creating an Office Report Template......................................................................................................................229
17.3.4 Example: Creating a Report Template...................................................................................................................230
17.4 Customizing Delays..................................................................................................................................................234

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17.4.1 Creating Custom Delay......................................................................................................................................... 234

17.4.2 Creating Custom Segmentdelay............................................................................................................................ 235
17.4.3 Creating a User-Defined Call Delay......................................................................................................................237
17.5 Predefined IEs...........................................................................................................................................................237
17.6 Custom Chart............................................................................................................................................................ 239

18 Typical Application.................................................................................................................242
18.1 IP Packet Detailed Decoding.................................................................................................................................... 243
18.1.1 HTTP..................................................................................................................................................................... 243
18.1.2 FTP........................................................................................................................................................................ 244
18.1.3 Video Streaming.................................................................................................................................................... 245
18.1.4 Email......................................................................................................................................................................246
18.2 Viewing the Delta Analysis for Network Optimization........................................................................................... 247
18.3 View Combine Analysis Results.............................................................................................................................. 249
18.4 Exporting Data Based on the Preset Filter Conditions............................................................................................. 252

19 Interface Reference..................................................................................................................256
19.1 Interface Description: Map Window........................................................................................................................ 260
19.2 Interface Description: Viewing IEs in the Chart View Window.............................................................................. 265
19.3 Interface Description: Viewing IEs in the Table View Window...............................................................................267
19.4 Interface Description: View Window Management................................................................................................. 269
19.5 Interface Description: Custom Report interface....................................................................................................... 270
19.6 Interface Description: KPI Editor Dialog Box......................................................................................................... 275
19.7 Parameters for Customizing Events......................................................................................................................... 278
19.8 Interface Description: Setting the Analysis Task Template......................................................................................279
19.9 Parameters for Configuring Layer Control Properties..............................................................................................281
19.10 Parameters for Configuring Legends......................................................................................................................284
19.11 Parameters in a Report Generated for Engineering Parameter Checking Failure.................................................. 288
19.12 Parameters for Setting GSM Theme Analysis Types............................................................................................. 289
19.13 Parameters for Setting the WCDMA Analysis Type..............................................................................................294
19.14 Parameters for Setting LTE Theme Analysis Types............................................................................................... 312
19.15 Parameters for Setting the VoLTE Analysis Type.................................................................................................. 324
19.16 Parameters for Setting the TD-SCDMA Analysis Type.........................................................................................331
19.17 Parameters for Setting Display Properties of Sites.................................................................................................333
19.18 Parameters for Importing DT Logfiles................................................................................................................... 333
19.19 Parameters for Creating an Analysis Group........................................................................................................... 334
19.20 Interface Description: Viewing KPI Results in the KPI Result Window............................................................... 335
19.21 Parameters for Viewing the Drilldown Analysis Result of a WCDMA Event.......................................................337
19.22 Parameters for Viewing the GSM Coverage Analysis Result................................................................................ 338
19.23 Parameters for Viewing the WCDMA Coverage Analysis Result......................................................................... 340
19.24 Parameters for Viewing the LTE Coverage Analysis Result..................................................................................342
19.25 Parameters for Viewing the TD-SCDMA Coverage Analysis Result.................................................................... 343
19.26 Parameters for Viewing the Missing Neighboring TD-SCDMA Cell Analysis Result..........................................345
19.27 Parameters for Viewing the WCDMA Pilot Pollution Analysis Result................................................................. 346

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19.28 Parameters for Viewing the WCDMA Downlink Interference Analysis Result.................................................... 347
19.29 Parameters for Viewing the WCDMA Missing Neighboring Analysis Result...................................................... 347
19.30 Parameters for Custom KPIs.................................................................................................................................. 349
19.31 Parameters for Custom Report Templates.............................................................................................................. 371
19.32 Parameters for Exporting CSV............................................................................................................................... 373
19.33 Parameters for Custom IEs..................................................................................................................................... 375
19.34 Parameters for Custom Events............................................................................................................................... 376
19.35 Parameters for Custom Delay.................................................................................................................................398
19.36 Parameters for Setting an Automatic Analysis Task.............................................................................................. 403
19.37 Parameters for Executing an Automatic Analysis Task......................................................................................... 403
19.38 Parameters for Measurement Information.............................................................................................................. 404
19.39 Parameters for Map Setting.................................................................................................................................... 407
19.40 Parameter Description: Indoor Report....................................................................................................................409

20 FAQs...........................................................................................................................................413
20.1 How Do I Uninstall the Main Program of the Assistant?.........................................................................................416
20.2 How Do I Import Configuration Information...........................................................................................................416
20.3 How Do I Export Configuration Information...........................................................................................................418
20.4 What Should I Do to Troubleshoot the Failure of Starting the Assistant After the Microsoft Office Software Is
Uninstalled?...................................................................................................................................................................... 419
20.5 How to Prepare an Engineering Parameter File?......................................................................................................419
20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme Analysis Result Is Displayed?....................................................................... 421
20.7 What Should I Do When the Map View Is Displayed in Red During the Drilldown and Data View
Synchronization?.............................................................................................................................................................. 422
20.8 What Should I Do to Solve the Common Problems in Automatic Analysis Tasks?................................................ 423
20.9 What Should I Do When IEs Fail to Be Displayed on a Map in the Further Analysis Report in Quick Analysis
Mode?............................................................................................................................................................................... 424
20.10 How to Handle the Problem of Abnormal Breakdown of the Assistant When Moving a Legend on the Map?....425
20.11 What Should I Do When the License Check Fails?................................................................................................425
20.12 What Should I Do When the Assistant Fails to Start the Google Earth?............................................................... 426
20.13 How to View Segmentation Points of DT Logs?....................................................................................................426
20.14 How Do I Resolve the Problem that an Error Message Is Displayed When an Excel Report Is Exported?.......... 427
20.15 How Do I Resolve the Problem that the Assistant Window Is Displayed in the Front but Other Windows Cannot
Be Displayed?...................................................................................................................................................................428
20.16 How Do I Resolve the Problem that Selected Data Points Cannot Be Highlighted When a Multi-selection Tool on
a Map Is Used to Select IEs?............................................................................................................................................ 428
20.17 How Do I Resolve the Problem that Assistant Icons Are Displayed as Garbled Characters?............................... 429
20.18 How Do I Solve the Compatibility Problem Between the Project of an Earlier Version and the Assistant?......... 429
20.19 What Do I Do If the Manually Calculated KPIs Are Slightly Different from Those Displayed on the Assistant?
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 430
20.20 What Do I Do If the Volumes of Data Related to RF Modes Are Different Before and After Parsing?................430
20.21 What do I do if one time repeately appear when using Time Binning way to analyze data and display the IEs?. 431
20.22 If the IEs Under the Delay Node Have No Value, They Still Need to Be Displayed in the IE Tree......................431

21 Appendixes............................................................................................................................... 433

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21.1 IE Descriptions......................................................................................................................................................... 434

21.1.1 Common IEs.......................................................................................................................................................... 434
21.1.2 Description of GSM MS IEs................................................................................................................................. 442
21.1.3 IEs of the GSM DTI Scanner................................................................................................................................ 452
21.1.4 Description of WCDMA UE IEs...........................................................................................................................453
21.1.5 Description of WCDMA Scanner IEs................................................................................................................... 481
21.1.6 Description of CDMA UE IEs...............................................................................................................................482
21.1.7 Description of LTE UE IEs....................................................................................................................................484
21.1.8 Description of NB-IoT IEs.................................................................................................................................... 562
21.1.9 Description of LTE Scanner IEs............................................................................................................................ 567
21.1.10 Predefined IEs......................................................................................................................................................571
21.1.11 Description of WLAN UE IEs.............................................................................................................................580
21.1.12 Description of TD-SCDMA UE IEs....................................................................................................................583
21.1.13 MOS Description................................................................................................................................................. 586
21.1.14 vMOS Result....................................................................................................................................................... 588
21.1.15 L3 Message Description...................................................................................................................................... 590
21.1.16 IP Key Message Description............................................................................................................................... 590
21.2 B Description of Predefined Events......................................................................................................................... 591
21.2.1 FTP Service Process.............................................................................................................................................. 591
21.2.2 General Events.......................................................................................................................................................592
21.2.3 GSM Predefined Events........................................................................................................................................ 593
21.2.4 WCDMA Predefined Events................................................................................................................................. 595
21.2.5 CDMA Predefined Events..................................................................................................................................... 605
21.2.6 LTE Predefined Events.......................................................................................................................................... 608
21.2.7 vMOS Predefined Events...................................................................................................................................... 614
21.2.8 VoLTE Events........................................................................................................................................................ 616
21.2.9 CDMA and LTE Interoperation Events................................................................................................................. 617
21.2.10 WLAN Events..................................................................................................................................................... 618
21.2.11 TD-SCDMA Events.............................................................................................................................................618
21.2.12 IP Packet Predefined Events................................................................................................................................626
21.3 C Description of Predefined KPIs............................................................................................................................ 630
21.3.1 Description of Common Predefined KPIs............................................................................................................. 630
21.3.2 Description of Predefined GSM KPIs................................................................................................................... 650
21.3.3 Predefined WCDMA KPIs.................................................................................................................................... 654
21.3.4 Predefined LTE KPIs............................................................................................................................................. 672
21.3.5 VoLTE Predefined KPIs.........................................................................................................................................702
21.3.6 vMOS KPI............................................................................................................................................................. 710
21.3.7 NB-IoT KPIs..........................................................................................................................................................711
21.3.8 Predefined KPIs for CDMA and LTE Interoperation............................................................................................715
21.3.9 Predefined TD-SCDMA KPIs............................................................................................................................... 717
21.3.10 WLAN Pre-Defined KPIs....................................................................................................................................721
21.3.11 IP Packet Predefined KPIs...................................................................................................................................722

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21.4 D Description of Predefined Reports........................................................................................................................732

21.4.1 Predefined GSM Reports.......................................................................................................................................732
21.4.2 Predefined WCDMA reports................................................................................................................................. 735
21.4.3 Predefined LTE reports..........................................................................................................................................739
21.4.4 Predefined TD-SCDMA Reports...........................................................................................................................742
21.4.5 SSV Analysis Report............................................................................................................................................. 745
21.4.6 Cross Table Predefined Report.............................................................................................................................. 745
21.4.7 Speech Quality Evaluation Predefined Report...................................................................................................... 748
21.5 Description of Shortcut Keys................................................................................................................................... 751

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Copyright © Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
GENEX Assistant 1 New Functions of Assistant V300R018 Compared with
User Guide V300R017

1 New Functions of Assistant V300R018

Compared with V300R017

This section describes new functions of Assistant V300R018 compared with V300R017.

New and Enhanced Functions

New or enhanced functions of Assistant V300R018 are listed as follows:
l NB-IoT related IEs
l TEMS data analysis
l Microsoft windows 10 adaptation

New Test Terminals

New test terminals supported by Assistant V300R018 are listed as follows:
l HUAWEI NB Boudica
l HUAWEI NB Device
l HUAWEI Mate9
l HUAWEI MLA

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2 Introduction to the Assistant

About This Chapter

The Assistant is drive test (DT) logfiles Analysis software, which is used to analyze and
process test data of GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA, and LTE networks. The Assistant
can also generate network test reports to meet network analysis requirements of customers.
The generated test reports effectively reflect the operation status of radio networks and
provide guidelines for network verification, network evaluation, network optimization, and
fault location. Therefore, the test reports help users learn about network performance, quickly
locate network problems, and improve work efficiency.
2.1 Overview of Assistant
This section describes the positioning and features of the Assistant. Analyzing and optimizing
network performance is an important means for operators to expand network capacity and
improve quality of service (QOS). The Assistant enables network planning engineers and
network optimization engineers to learn about network performance clearly, locate network
problems quickly, improve work efficiency, and reduce the operational expenditure (OPEX)
of operators.
2.2 Application Scenario of Assistant
This section describes the application scenario. The Assistant is applicable to multiple
scenarios such as project acceptance, routine optimization, integrated optimization, complaint
handling, and automatic import and analysis of DT data.
2.3 Basic Concept of Assistant
The basic concepts of the Assistant consist of the project, drive test (DT) logfile, signaling
message, and IE. To analyze DT data effectively by using the Assistant, you need to
familiarize yourself with the basic concepts.
2.4 Procedure of Assistant
This section describes two analysis modes and the operation procedure that provide guidelines
for data analysis.
2.5 Assistant Main Window
This section describes the main window of the Assistant, including the menu bar, toolbar,
navigator, operation interface, and required entries.

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2.1 Overview of Assistant

This section describes the positioning and features of the Assistant. Analyzing and optimizing
network performance is an important means for operators to expand network capacity and
improve quality of service (QOS). The Assistant enables network planning engineers and
network optimization engineers to learn about network performance clearly, locate network
problems quickly, improve work efficiency, and reduce the operational expenditure (OPEX)
of operators.

Positioning
The Assistant is drive test (DT) logfiles Analysis software, which is used to analyze and
process GSM, WCDMA,CDMA, TD-SCDMA and LTE drive test (DT) logfiles. It helps in
locating network problems and generating multiple analysis reports.

Figure 2-1 shows the position of the Assistant on the network.

Figure 2-1 Networking diagram of the Assistant

Features
l Powerful custom function
The Assistant supports the function of customizing events, KPIs, query criteria, and
reports to meet the actual service requirements and the requirements of extended
services.
l Theme-based problem location
The GENEX Assistant locates and analyzes the causes of the problems in DT logfiles
and lists the potential network problems related to radio parameters, neighboring cell
configuration, and radio frequency configuration.

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The Assistant displays the problem cells and helps in analyzing problem cells according
to the following problems: over coverage, poor coverage, no serving cell dominance,
azimuth garbled, pilot pollution, downlink interference, and missing neighboring cells.
l Multiple formats of DT logfiles
The Assistant analyzes the data in multiple formats, such as the data in .gen format
collected by GENEX Probe, data in .phu format collected by GENEX PHU, data
in .fmt(.fm5, .fm7, .fm8) format collected by Ericsson TEMS, .dlf and .RSCMD. In
addition, the Assistant can convert DT data to .csv format. This facilitates the problem
location by using other software.

2.2 Application Scenario of Assistant

This section describes the application scenario. The Assistant is applicable to multiple
scenarios such as project acceptance, routine optimization, integrated optimization, complaint
handling, and automatic import and analysis of DT data.
In terms of services, the Assistant is mainly applicable to the following scenarios, as shown in
Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2 Application scenarios of Assistant

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2.3 Basic Concept of Assistant

The basic concepts of the Assistant consist of the project, drive test (DT) logfile, signaling
message, and IE. To analyze DT data effectively by using the Assistant, you need to
familiarize yourself with the basic concepts.
Table 2-1 describes the basic concepts and corresponding descriptions of the Assistant.

Table 2-1 Basic concepts of the Assistant

Basic Concept Description

Project The Assistant analyzes data based on project management. A project

contains all the information required for data analysis, such as
engineering parameters, maps, legends, templates, themes, and DT
logfiles. You can create projects according to the test duration, test
area, or service to be tested.

DT logfile A DT logfile is the record of the data collected during a DT. The test
data is stored in one or multiple files during a DT. These files are
called DT logfiles.

Binning Binning refers to the method of combining multiple DT points that

meet certain conditions into one DT point according to the specified
statistical rules such as distance, time or grid.
The Assistant supports the statistics of original DT points according to
the distance.

Analysis group The Assistant groups DT logfiles according to the service type, test
area, and test duration, and analyzes DT logfiles and generates reports
by analysis group.

Event Based on the rules for defining events, the Assistant determines events
according to the air interface messages or Layer 3 signaling messages.
This helps in locating radio network problems. Call drop and call
setup can be considered as events.

Signaling message The signaling messages provided by the Assistant refer to the air
interface messages.
The air interface messages are messages measured by terminals,
including Layer 3 signaling messages.

IE The information element (IE) refers to the basic unit that records the
measurement information in DT logfiles.

Engineering Engineering parameters include base station engineering parameters,

parameter base station technical parameters, and antenna parameters. After
engineering parameters are imported, the Assistant can search for the
information about the best matched base station in time and consider
these engineering parameters as network parameters for analysis.

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Basic Concept Description

Map A map consists of a series of map elements and involves the MapInfo
map and the raster map. The map information is displayed in the map
window on the Assistant. The map information includes basic
information, test route, events, and engineering parameters of the test
area.
l MapInfo map
A MapInfo map consists of multiple layers, each of which is saved
in a file. The files supported by the MapInfo map are in .tab or .gst
(GeoSet) format. A GeoSet is a special type of workspace used for
saving the layer sequence, layer label information, and legend.
l Raster map
An entire map can be considered as a layer. The raster map
supported by the Assistant is in .tif, .bmp, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif or .png
format.

Layer The layer is a series of data displayed in the map view window. The
layer consists of the following types:
l A map consists of multiple map layers.
l An indicator layer consists of events, IEs, and cells and is
composed of a series of themes.
A layer may contain multiple objects. For example, a map layer
contains all the roads and water areas on the map; a cell layer contains
multiple engineering parameters.

Label The labels indicates the objects in various layers of maps in text form.
The objects include field names of engineering parameters in cell
layers, IE values and numbers in IE layers.

Theme analysis The theme analysis enables the Assistant to extract experience from
network planning engineers, and quickly analyze and locate customer-
concerned network problems.
The theme analysis enables the Assistant to analyze problem cells,
display problem cells on a map, and synchronously display radio
parameter information related to the problem cells, thus helping you
locate network problems.

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Basic Concept Description

Drilldown Drilling down analysis results is to perform multi-level query of

analysis results by object. This helps in further locating network
problems.

2.4 Procedure of Assistant

This section describes two analysis modes and the operation procedure that provide guidelines
for data analysis.

Figure 2-3 shows the procedure for analyzing data on the Assistant,Table 2-2 describes the
detailed information of Figure 2-3.

Figure 2-3 Procedure for analyzing data on the Assistant

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Table 2-2 Descriptions of procedure for analyzing data on the Assistant

Proced Operation Reference
ure

1 Create a project. 6.1 Creating a Project

2 Set an analysis task template. 6.2 Configuring an Analysis Task

3 Import engineering parameters and l 6.3.2 Importing Engineering

map files. Parameters
l 6.4.2 Importing a Map

4 Automatic Create an 16.1 Creating an Automatic Analysis

analysis mode automatic analysis Task
tasks.

Execute an 16.2 Executing an Automatic Analysis

automatic analysis Task
tasks.

Manual Manually import 6.5 Importing DT Log Files

analysis mode DT data.

Manually set an 7 Creating an Analysis Group

analysis group.

Manually execute 8 Executing an Analysis Task

an analysis task.

5 Generate an analysis report. 15 Generating an Analysis Report

Analyze network KPIs. l 13.2 Viewing KPI Analysis Results

l 14.2 Drilling Down Event Analysis
Results

Execute a theme analysis. l 9.2.1 GSM Theme Analysis

l 10.2 WCDMA Theme Analysis
l 11.2.1 Theme Analysis (LTE)
l 12.2 Missing Neighboring Cell
Analysis (TD-SCDMA)

2.5 Assistant Main Window

This section describes the main window of the Assistant, including the menu bar, toolbar,
navigator, operation interface, and required entries.
Figure 2-4 shows the main window of the Assistant, and Table 2-3 provides the detailed
information about the main window shown in Figure 2-4.

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Figure 2-4 Assistant main window

Table 2-3 Assistant main window

No. Name Description

1 Toolbar Provides the shortcut icons for common operations. For

details, see Toolbar.

2 Menu bar Provides the main menu of the system. For details, see
Menu Bar.

3 Operation Provides various view windows and configuration

interface interfaces. Each tab page in the lower part of the operation
interface displays a window. For details, see Operation
Interface.

4 Progress bar Displays the name of the log file that is being imported.
When you browse IE information, perform drill-down
analysis, perform correlated theme analysis tasks, or
switch between windows, the name of the file where the
KPIs belong is displayed.

5 Navigator Provides shortcut icons for the main operations of the

system. For details, see Navigator.

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Menu Bar
The menu bar of the Assistant shows the main menu of the system. The menus on the menu
bar are arranged according to the main functions of the Assistant to facilitate your operations.

Table 2-4 describes the menu bar of the Assistant and the corresponding functions.

Table 2-4 Description of the menu bar

Main Menu Description

Provides entries for creating analysis tasks. For details, see

Table 2-5.

Project Provides entries to operations related to project management.

For details, see Table 2-6.

Analysis Provides entries to operations related to dataset management,

including:
l Import of engineering parameters, map files, and
neighboring cell data
l Management of DT log files and analysis groups
For details, see Table 2-7.

Report Provides entries for operations related to reports. For details,

see Table 2-10.
NOTE
Reporting for TEMS data is not supported.

View Provides entries to operations related to the analysis results of

analysis groups, including:
l Display of KPI analysis results and theme analysis results
l Display of the toolbar or navigator
For details, see Table 2-8.

Tool Provides entries to operations related to data export and

customization, including:
l Export of maps and engineering parameter templates
l Customization of events, KPIs, and reports
For details, see Table 2-9.

Table 2-5 Description of the menu for creating analysis tasks

Menu Item Description

New Creates a project.

Open Opens a project.

Close Closes the current project.

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Menu Item Description

Save Saves the current project.

Save As Saves the current project as a new one.

System Setting Modifies and view the current analysis task template of
a project, including the settings of KPIs, IEs, themes,
filtering, binning, display properties of engineering
parameter conditions.

Recent Projects Shows the names of the recently opened projects.

Provides the shortcut entries to operate these projects.

Exit Exits the Assistant.

Table 2-6 Description of the Project menu

Menu Item Description

Setting Project Setting Modifies and view the current analysis task
template of a project, including the settings
of KPIs, IEs, themes, filtering, binning,
display properties of engineering parameter
conditions.

Map Load Outdoor Imports an outdoor map.

Map

Load Indoor Imports an indoor map.

Map

View Map Opens a map.

Engineering Parameter GSM: Views and exports a GSM engineering

l View parameter file. Exports and loads
Engineering neighboring cell file.
Parameter
l Export
Engineering
Parameter
l Load
Neighbor
Cell
Configuratio
n
l Export
Neighbor
Cell Table

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Menu Item Description

WCDMA: Views and exports a WCDMA engineering

l View parameter file. Exports and loads
Engineering neighboring cell file.
Parameter
l Export
Engineering
Parameter
l Load
Neighbor
Cell
Configuratio
n
l Export
Neighbor
Cell Table

LTE: Views and exports a LTE engineering

l View parameter file. Exports and loads
Engineering neighboring cell file.
Parameter
l Export
Engineering
Parameter
l Load
Neighbor
Cell
Configuratio
n
l Export
Neighbor
Cell Table

CDMA: View Views a CDMA engineering parameter file.

Engineering
Parameter

Export Template Exports a GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, TD-

l GSM SCDMA, or LTE engineering parameter
file.
l WCDMA
l LTE
l TD-SCDMA

LogFile LogFile Views and imports log files.

Manager

Analysis Group Creates and sets an analysis group.

Manager

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Menu Item Description

VoLTE Theme Theme Setting Sets the VoLTE Theme analysis type. For
details about the parameters, see 19.15
Parameters for Setting the VoLTE
Analysis Type.

Table 2-7 Description of the Analysis menu

Menu Item Shortcut Description

Analysis Run Analysis F9 Executes an analysis task of

an analysis group.

Auto Analysis Ctrl+A Automatic analysis wizard

Wizard

Custom Custom - Customization wizard.

Analysis: l KPI is used to customize
l KPI KPIs. For details, see
l IE 17.1.1 Creating Custom
KPIs.
l Delay
l IE is used to customize
l Legend IEs. For details, see 17.5
l Combine Predefined IEs.
Query l Delay is used to customize
l Event delay.
l Legend is used to view the
customized Legend tab
page.
l Combine Query is used to
combine query.
l Event is used to customize
events. For details, see
17.2.1 Creating Custom
Events.
NOTE
Legend can be Ranged or
Individual.

Replay - Data replay. For details, see

Toolbar.

Map Labels l Previous - Label functions in indoor test

Label data replay.
l Add Label
l Next Label

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Table 2-8 Description of the View menu

Menu Item Description

View KPI Result Views the result about the

KPI.

Measurement Information Views the information

about the Measurement.

DrillDown GSM > Serving + Views the information

NOTE Neighbor Cell about the serving cell and
The drilldown is neighboring cells.
performed based
on one terminal. If GSM > Serving Views the information
the drilldown Cell about parameters of the
period is not serving cells.
within the time
range GSM > Basic Views the basic
corresponding to
Information information about the
the DT file, "The
drilldown time is selected DT point.
invalid." is
displayed. GSM > Radio Views the air interface
Parameter indicators of the serving
cell.

GSM > GPRS Views the information

Parameter about parameters of the
Windows GPRS.

GSM > GPRS Views the information

Parameter Chart about parameters of the
GPRS chart.

WCDMA > Views the block error rate

BLER (BLER) of the transport
channel.

WCDMA > Data Views the indicators related

Service to data services, such as the
rate at the application layer
and the rate at the radio link
control (RLC) layer.

WCDMA > Views air interface

Radio indicators.
Parameters

WCDMA > Views the information

Serving/Active about the active set,
Set + Neighbors monitor set, and detected
set.

WCDMA > Views High Speed

HSDPA Link Downlink Packet Access
Statistics (HSDPA) link statistics.

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Menu Item Description

WCDMA > HS- Views decoding statistics of

SCCH Decoding carrier 1, carrier 2, and all
Statistics carriers for the HS-SCCH.

WCDMA > Views High Speed Uplink

HSUPA link Packet Access (HSUPA)
Statistic link statistics.

TD-SCDMA > Views the information

Serving and about cell.
Neighboring
Cells

TD-SCDMA > Views information about

Radio the UE transmit power and
Parameters SIR of various channels.

TD-SCDMA > Views the throughput at the

Throughput application layer (APP),
packet data convergence
protocol (PDCP), and RLC
layers.

TD-SCDMA > Views the BLER of the

BLER transport channel.

TD-SCDMA > Views the UE state

UE State information.

LTE > Serving + Views the information

Neighboring about the serving cell,
Cells listed cell, and detected
cell.

LTE > Radio Views information about

Parameters the UE transmit power and
signal to interference plus
noise ratio (SINR) of
various channels.

LTE > Views the throughput at the

Throughput medium access control
(MAC), packet data
convergence protocol
(PDCP), and RLC layers.

LTE > BLER Views the BLER of the

transport channel.

LTE > Antenna Views the antenna

Measurement measurement information.

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Menu Item Description

LTE > MIMO Views multiple-input

multiple-output (MIMO)
information.

LTE > LTE Views statistics on

Modulation modulation algorithms
including the quadrature
phase shift keying (QPSK),
16 quadrature amplitude
modulation (16QAM), and
64QAM.

LTE > Inter-RAT Views information about

Measurements inter-frequency handoffs in
the LTE system.

LTE > vMOS Views information about

vMOS.

Positioning > Views the DT data

Map displayed in the map
window.

Templates > Customizes list views.

Custom Window

Templates > Customizes chart views.

Custom Chart

Message > L3 Views Layer 3 messages.

Message

Message > Event Views event information.

Chart > GSM/ Views GSM/WCDMA/LTE

WCDMA/LTE chart.
Chart

Chart > GSM/ Views GSM/WCDMA/LTE

WCDMA/LTE RRC chart.
RRC Chart

Chart > GSM/ Views GSM/WCDMA/LTE

WCDMA/LTE Data chart.
Data Chart

Window Tile Horizontally Arranges view windows in

horizontal tile mode.

Tile Vertically Arranges view windows in

vertical tile mode.

Switch Switches a window.

Close All Closes all view windows.

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Menu Item Description

Show/Hide Bar Project Displays the Project tab

page.

Legend Displays the Legend tab

page.

DrillDown Layout Save Saves the current drill-

down view.

Save as Save a drill-down view as a

new one.

Delete Deletes a drill-down view.

Drill Down View Switches a drill-down view.

Layout

Table 2-9 Description of the Tool menu

Menu Item Description

Configuration Import Allows you to import an analysis task

Configuration template.
l Full NOTE
Full is used to import all analysis task templates
l Custom in the system. Custom is used to import custom
templates.

Export Allows you to export an analysis task

Configuration template.
l Full NOTE
Full is used to export all analysis task templates
l Custom in the system. Custom is used to export custom
templates.

Export Export FMT Exports TEMS templates in FMT format.

Template for TEMS

License View ESN Views the electronic serial number (ESN).

Update License Updates the license information.

License Info Views the license information.

Cutter Cutter Captures screenshots. The results are saved

in BMP or JPEG format.

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Menu Item Description

Feedback Custom Feedback Customer feedback options are used to

collect improvement plans.
l When Yes, I am willing to participate.
(Recommended) is selected, the
Assistant information collection and
calculation function takes affect. User
data is periodically collected and
uploaded to a specified server based on
the requirements of this function.
l When No, I would not like to
participate. is selected, the Assistant
information collection and calculation
function is disabled and user information
is no longer collected.

Check Update Check Update Checks version updates.

If the current version is not the latest, a list
of versions is provided. Select a version that
needs to be updated and update it to the
latest version.

Table 2-10 Description of the Report menu

Menu Item Description

Report Report Wizard Report wizard.

Benchmark Report Generate comparison analysis report.

SSV Report Generate single-site verification report.

Indoor Report Generate indoor report.

Custom Report Generate custom report.

l Business Statistics Report
l Custom Cluster Report

Custom Report Template Operation about report template.

Export Export CSV Export files in CSV format.

Toolbar
Table 2-11 shows the toolbar. You can click the corresponding icon to navigate to related
interface or perform related operations.

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Table 2-11 Description of the toolbar

Icon Name Description

New Project Creates a project.

Open Project Opens a project in .gaprj format.

Save Project Saves the currently opened project.

Save As New Saves the current project as a new project.

Project

Close Project Closes the current project.

- Replays backward at N times the standard rate.

- Replays forward at N times the standard rate.

- Replays backward in single step mode.

- Replays forward in single step mode.

- Replay speed.

- Pause.

Frame - Replay by frame.

Navigator
The navigator, located in the left pane of the main interface, provides shortcut icons for the
main operations of the system. The navigator consists of two tab pages.

l Project: displays the data and analysis groups of the current project.
You can right-click the nodes in the navigator to manage and view data and all the
analysis groups.
l Legend: displays the predefined and customized legends of the system.
For details about customized legends, see Configuring Legends.

Operation Interface
The operation interface is used to display data analysis results. It consists of seven tab pages:
l Overview: displays KPI analysis results, IE view window, and event view window.
l Drill Down: displays the analysis results after data is drilled down.
l GSM Theme: displays GSM theme analysis results.
l WCDMA Theme(UE): displays the WCDMA theme analysis results of UE DT data.

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l WCDMA Theme(Scanner): displays the WCDMA theme analysis results of scanner

DT data.
l LTE Theme(UE): displays the LTE theme analysis results of UE DT data.
l LTE Theme(Scanner): displays the LTE theme analysis results of scanner DT data.
l TD-SCDMA Theme(UE): displays the TD-SCDMA theme analysis results of UE DT
data.
l TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner): displays the TD-SCDMA theme analysis results of
scanner DT data.
l VoLTE Theme: displays the LTE theme analysis results of the VoLTE DT data.

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3 Installing the Assistant

About This Chapter

This section describes how to install the main program of the Assistant. To complete the
installation of the Assistant, you need only to run the installation program and then perform
operations as prompted by the installation wizard.t.
3.1 Preparations Before Installing the Assistant
This section describes the preparations for installing the Assistant. Before installing the
Assistant, you must check that the installation requirements are met. The installation
requirements are as follows: The software package of the Assistant is available. The
configuration of the PC meets the requirement for the installation.
3.2 Checking the Integrity of the Software
To prevent the software package from being maliciously tampered with or damaged during
transfer, which may jeopardize the carrier network security, you must verify the integrity of
software packages after downloading them. Software packages can be deployed only after
their integrity is verified.
3.3 Installing the Assistant Main Program
This section describes how to install the main program of the Assistant, You can install the
main program of the Assistant by using an automatic installation wizard. The wizard guides
you through the installation of the Assistant.

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3.1 Preparations Before Installing the Assistant

This section describes the preparations for installing the Assistant. Before installing the
Assistant, you must check that the installation requirements are met. The installation
requirements are as follows: The software package of the Assistant is available. The
configuration of the PC meets the requirement for the installation.

Hardware requirements
Table 3-1 lists the hardware requirements of the PC.

Table 3-1 Hardware requirements

Hardware Recommended Minimum Configuration
Configuration

CPU Core I7(2.60GHz) or Core I5(2.60GHz)or above

above

Memory 8GB 4GB

Hard Disk 1TB 160GB

Monitor 1280 x 1024, 32-bit color 1024 x 768, 16-bit color

Miscellaneous DVD-ROM drive, USB DVD-ROM drive, USB port, and

port, and mouse/keyboard mouse/keyboard

NOTE

The memory required for running the Assistant is closely related to the PC operating system and amount of
data to be analyzed. The required hard disk space is directly related to the amount of data to be analyzed.

Software requirements
Table 3-2 lists the software requirements of the PC.

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Table 3-2 Software requirements

Software How to Obtain Recommended Rema
Configuration rks

Operating system - Microsoft Windows 7 for 32 or Manda

(OS) 64. tory
Microsoft Windows 8 for 32 or
64.
Microsoft Windows 10 for 64.
NOTE
You are advised to install the
operating system in NTFS format.
The security-based NTFS file
system traces and monitors the
disk usage of each user.

Operating - Microsoft Office 2003, 2007 or Manda

software 2010. tory

Installation l Download the software The user must have an account Manda
package of the installation package in http://support.huawei.com. In tory
GENEX from http:// addition, the user is authorized
Assistant support.huawei.com. to download the GENEX
V300R018 The directory for Assistant V300R018 software
downloading the patch installation package or the user
package is Support > has purchased the GENEX
Product Support > Assistant V300R018.
Wireless Network >
FDD > LTE FDD
RAN > LTE FDD
Services > GENEX
Assistant > GENEX
Assistant V300R018.
l Installation DVD of
the GENEX Assistant
V300R018.

License Contact Huawei technical - Manda

support engineers to tory
obtain the license.

3.2 Checking the Integrity of the Software

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Prerequisites
Prepare the Assistant installation program and check whether the PC meets the hardware
requirements for installing the Assistant. For details, see 3.1 Preparations Before Installing
the Assistant.

Procedure
Step 1 Download the patch package, corresponding OpenPGP digital signature file, and OpenPGP
Signature Verification Guide.pdf from http://support.huawei.com.
l The directory for downloading the patch package is Support > Product Support >
Globle Service > Telecom Network Rollout & Integration Service > Mobile Network
Rollout & Integration Service > GENEX Assistant > GENEX Assistant V300R018.
l Click on the right of the software package name and download the corresponding
OpenPGP digital signature file.
l Click Digital Signature Authentication Mode in the upper right part of the software
package list to download OpenPGP Signature Verification Guide.pdf.

Step 2 For details about how to verify the software using the OpenPGP digital signature file, see
OpenPGP Signature Verification Guide.pdf.
NOTE

To prevent the software package from being maliciously tampered with or damaged during transfer,
which may jeopardize the carrier network security, you must verify the integrity of software packages
after downloading them. Software packages can be deployed only after their integrity is verified.
l If the verification is passed, install the software package. For detailed operations, see 3.3
Installing the Assistant Main Program.
l If the verification fails, the software package has security risks. In such case, download
the software package again.

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3.3 Installing the Assistant Main Program

This section describes how to install the main program of the Assistant, You can install the
main program of the Assistant by using an automatic installation wizard. The wizard guides
you through the installation of the Assistant.

Prerequisites
The main program of the Assistant is available, and the PC meets the conditions of installing
the main program of the Assistant. For details, see 3.1 Preparations Before Installing the
Assistant.

Context
l Before installing the main program of the Assistant, you are advised to close all the
running programs to ensure the successful installation of main Assistant program.
l Before installing the main program of the Assistant, you are advised to log in to the PC
as user administrator. Otherwise, installing the main program of the Assistant may fail
or the main program of the Assistant cannot be used.

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l Before installing the Assistant software, you are advised not to change the name of
vcredist_x86_vs2008.exe in the installation package. otherwise, the installation of the
Assistant software may fail.

Procedure
Step 1 Obtain the GENEX Assistant V300R018 installation package.

If... Then...

You have downloaded the software installation Decompress the downloaded

package from http://support.huawei.com. software installation package, and
then perform Step 2.

You have obtained the installation DVD-ROM of Perform Step 2.

the GENEX Assistant V300R018

Step 2 Double-click setup.exe to start the installation.

Step 3 Click Next.

Step 4 In the displayed dialog box for confirmation, choose I accept the terms of the license
agreement.

Step 5 Click Next.

Step 6 Select the installation mode.

l Typical: refers to the default installation mode. If users have installed the Shared before,
directly install the Assistant and dependent components. If the Shared is not installed,
install all dependent components.
l Complete: refers to the mode that all Assistant components are installed.

Step 7 Click Browse to select the installation directory.

Step 8 Click Next.

Step 9 Click Install.

Step 10 After the installation, a dialog box is displayed, prompting you to install the Framework 4.6.1,
clickOK.
If DT data in .trp format needs to be analyzed, you are required to click Microsoft .NET
Framework 4.6.1 to download and install the software after the Assistant installation.

NOTE

The Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1 is provided by Microsoft. The Assistant uses this software for
TEMS data analysis and does not provide the Framework package and subsequent maintenance and
upgrade services. Microsoft is liable for providing Framework security and risk information.

Step 11 Click Finish.

You are advised to restart the PC after the installation so that the font used by the Assistant is
displayed normally.

Step 12 Optional: Verify that the Assistant is installed successfully installed.

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Choose Start > All Programs > GENEX Suite > Assistant V300R018 > GENEX Assistant
3.18 to check that the information about the Assistant is listed.

If... Then...

The information about the The main program of the Assistant is successfully
Assistant is listed installed.

The information about the Repeat Step 1 through Step 11 until the main
Assistant is not listed program of the Assistant is installed successfully.

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4 License Application Management

This section describes how to apply for a license and related precautions. When the Assistant
is restarted, whether a license is available is checked. If it is unavailable, the Assistant cannot
be used (only the replay function can be used). A license is used to limit the application scope
of the Assistant.

Applying for a License

The following methods of applying for a license is available:
l Login China Domain: authentication through a China domain account
l Login License Server: authentication through a server
l Offline Update: manual application in offline mode

NOTE

Login China Domain and Login License Server are used only in versions for internal delivery.
If you use iAccess to access the China domain network of Huawei and domain authentication fails for
multiple times, use another method, such as Login License Server.

Login China Domain

Connect the PC to the China domain network of Huawei. Enter related domain account
information. The license you have applied for is automatically saved on the local PC. The
default storage duration is 30 days.
Procedures for Applying for a License
1. Choose Tool > Update License. The Update Assistant License window is displayed.
2. Select Login China Domain. In the displayed Login China Domain dialog box, set
related parameters. For detailed parameters, see Table 4-1.

Table 4-1 Login China Domain

Parameter Name Description

Username Indicates the China domain account name.

Password Indicates the password of the China

domain account.

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Parameter Name Description

Region Indicates a region. Select a value from the

drop-down list.

Rep.office Indicates a region where a representative

office is located. Select a value from the
drop-down list.

Operator Indicates an operator providing a network.

Select a value from the drop-down list.

Reason Indicates the reason for applying for a

license. English and Chinese characters
are supported.

3. Click OK. A message is displayed, indicating that a license is successfully updated.

The license validity period is 30 days by default. You can click License Info to view
detailed license information.

Login License Server

If the PC cannot connect to the China domain network of Huawei but can connect to the
Internet, you can apply for a license through server authentication. Enter related domain
account information. The license you have applied for is automatically saved on the local PC.
The default storage duration is 30 days.

Procedures for Applying for a License

1. Choose Tool > Update Assistant License. The Update Assistant License window is
displayed.
2. Select Login License Server. In the displayed Login License Server dialog box, set
related parameters. For detailed parameters, see Table 4-2.

Table 4-2 Login License Server

Parameter Name Description

ESN Indicates the China domain account name.

E-mail Indicates the email address. Format:

user@host.domainnames.

Region Indicates a region. Select a value from the

drop-down list.

Rep.office Indicates a region where a representative

office is located. Select a value from the
drop-down list.

Operator Indicates an operator providing a network.

Select a value from the drop-down list.

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Parameter Name Description

Reason Indicates the reason for applying for a

license. English and Chinese characters
are supported.

3. Click OK. A message is displayed, indicating that a license is successfully updated.

The license validity period is 30 days by default. You can click License Info to view
detailed license information.

Offline Update
If the PC cannot connect to the China domain network of Huawei or the Internet, apply for a
license in offline mode.
Procedures for Applying for a License
1. Choose Tool > View ESN on the menu bar to obtain the ESN.
Send the obtained ESN to Huawei technical support to obtain a new license file.
2. Choose Tool > Update license > License File. The Open window is displayed.
3. Select a license file.
4. Click OK. A message is displayed, indicating that a license is successfully updated.
Click License Info to view detailed license information.

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5 Starting the Assistant

The startup of the Assistant provides entries to the operations of the Assistant. After the
Assistant starts, data analysis can be performed.

Prerequisites
l The main program of the Assistant is already installed. For details, see 3.3 Installing the
Assistant Main Program.
l The license file is obtained..

Procedure
Step 1 Double-click the shortcut icon of the Assistant on the desktop to start the Assistant.
Alternatively, you can start the Assistant through the Start menu or by double-clicking
Software installation path/Bin/Assistant.exe.
Step 2 If License Info window occurs, hints Failed to get license file or license file is not correct,
you must click Update to obtain the License so that you can use the relevant functions
authorized by the license. For details about how to obtain the license, see 4 License
Application Management.
Alternatively, you can send the ESN to Huawei technical support engineer and wait for a new
license. Normally, the new license will be delivered in two to three days.
Step 3 After the Assistant starts successfully, you can create a project or open the created project for
subsequent operations.

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6 Creating Analysis Tasks Manually

About This Chapter

This section describes how to manually create analysis tasks.

6.1 Creating a Project
This section describes how to create a project. All the operations of the Assistant are
performed on the basis of projects. A project consists of all the information required for data
analysis, such as information about engineering parameters, maps, themes, and DT Logfiles.
Therefore, you need to create a project or open a saved project before the data analysis.
6.2 Configuring an Analysis Task
This section describes how to configure an analysis task before using the Assistant to analyze
drive test (DT) logfiles. To configure an analysis task, you need to set theme templates, KPI
templates, IE templates, and conditions for filtering the DT logfiles.
6.3 Importing Engineering Parameters and Neighboring Cell Data
The project data consists of the engineering parameters and neighboring cell data. The
engineering parameters describe the information about the cell, and the neighboring cell data
describes the relationships between neighboring cells. You can import project data based on
requirements so that the test data can be analyzed on the basis of the cell information.
6.4 Importing Map Data
A map consists of a series of geographic elements. It can be classified into the MapInfo map
and raster map. The map information is displayed in the map view window on the Assistant
for test data analysis. The map information includes the test area map, test routes, events, and
engineering parameters.
6.5 Importing DT Log Files
This section describes how to import DT log files into the Assistant. The Assistant can
analyze the DT log files of multiple devices, including the GENEX Probe, GENEX PHU
terminal, scanner, and TEMS. The recommended size of imported data does not exceed 2 GB.

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6.1 Creating a Project

This section describes how to create a project. All the operations of the Assistant are
performed on the basis of projects. A project consists of all the information required for data
analysis, such as information about engineering parameters, maps, themes, and DT Logfiles.
Therefore, you need to create a project or open a saved project before the data analysis.

Context
NOTE

If you use the software of the new version to open or reallocate a project created using the old version,
the analysis result may be different between old and new versions.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Project > New Project on the menu bar, or click . The New Project dialog box is
displayed, as shown in Figure 6-1.

Figure 6-1 New Project dialog box

l Type the project name in Project Name.

NOTICE
A project cannot be named as CON, AUX, PRN, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4,
COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7,
LPT8, or LPT9.

l Specify the path for saving the project in Save Path.

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l Select an analysis task template in Template.

l Logfile Type supports GEN, ROMES, CU and TRP file formats.
Step 2 Click OK.
NOTE

If a dialog box occurs and hints Failed to create project. Please install NDP461-DevPack-
KB3105179-ENU.exe, Click Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1 to download and install the software
and retry.

Step 3 Perform the following operations to configure a project.

1. Click Manage. The System Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-2.
For details about how to set in the System Setting dialog box, see 19.8 Interface
Description: Setting the Analysis Task Template.

Figure 6-2 System Setting dialog box

2. On the KPI and IE tab pages, select KPIs and IEs to be analyzed.
For details, see 6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template.
3. On the Report tab page, select the properties of report.
For details, see 6.2.2 Setting Report Attributes.
NOTE
Reporting for TEMS data is not supported.
4. On the Theme tab page, select themes to be analyzed.
For details, see 6.2.3 Setting the Theme Analysis Type.

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NOTE

– Theme analysis for TEMS data is not supported.

– If you need to perform air interface correlation during VoLTE theme analysis, set the
parameters related to Coverage, Handover, and InterFerence under the LTE node.
5. On the Filter tab page, select the conditions of filtering DT Logfiles.

For details, see 6.2.5 Setting Conditions for Filtering DT Logfiles.

6. On the CDF Statistics tab page, set the CDF percentage.

For details, see 6.2.4 Setting CDF Statistics.

7. On the Binning tab page, select the binning algorithm.

For details, see 6.2.6 Setting the Binning Mode.

8. On the Sites Display tab page, select the display properties of base stations.

For details, see 6.2.7 Setting Site Display Properties.

9. On the Others tab page, select Other attributes.

For details, see 6.2.8 Setting Other Attributes.

10. Click OK.
NOTE

After a project is created, you can modify the properties of the selected analysis task template, but
cannot perform the following operations: adding a new template; deleting or renaming the selected
analysis task template.

Step 4 Click OK.

Step 5 Select Project > Save Project to save a project.

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6.2 Configuring an Analysis Task

This section describes how to configure an analysis task before using the Assistant to analyze
drive test (DT) logfiles. To configure an analysis task, you need to set theme templates, KPI
templates, IE templates, and conditions for filtering the DT logfiles.

6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template

This section describes how to set the key performance indicator (KPI) template and
information element (IE) template. After the KPI template and IE template are set, the
analysis of drive test (DT) data will be more effective.

Context
One project contains one KPI template and one IE template. All analysis groups of a project
analyze DT data according to the template.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The System Setting dialog box is displayed.

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NOTE

If you want to modify the KPI template and IE template after a project is created, choose Project >
Project Setting. After the Project Setting dialog box is displayed, proceed to the following steps:

Step 2 Click the KPI tab and set the KPI template, as shown in Figure 6-3.

Figure 6-3 KPI tab page

1. Select a KPI to be analyzed in the KPI list in the left pane.

2. Set the KPI alarm threshold in the Alarm Threshold Setting area.
NOTE

After the data is analyzed, the KPI is marked in red if the KPI value exceeds the alarm threshold.
3. If the quick analysis mode is used, select whether to perform event judgment during KPI
analysis in the Event Analysis Mode area.
– Normal: indicates that event judgment is performed again during analysis.
The default value is Normal.
– Not Rejudge: indicates that the event judgment is not performed again during
analysis. The event information recorded by Probe can be obtained directly.
Step 3 Click the IE tab and set the IE template, as shown in Figure 6-4.

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Figure 6-4 IE tab page

1. Select an IE to be analyzed in the IE list in the left pane.

2. In the CrossingTable Enable area, select whether to use the cross table report for the
HSDPA data.
The cross table describes the relationships between different indicators for HSDPA data.
– Yes: indicates that the cross table function is enabled.
– No: indicates that the cross table function is disabled.
The default value is No.
Step 4 Click OK.

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6.2.2 Setting Report Attributes

This section describes how to set the report template and report displaying attributes,
including the report generating method.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The System Setting dialog box is displayed.
NOTE

To modify the Report attributes for an existing project, choose Project > Project Setting. In the
displayed Project Setting dialog box, perform subsequent operations.

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Step 2 Click the Report tab page and set the following parameters:
l In the report template selection area, set the report template. For detailed operations,
seeTable 19-8.
NOTE
Only the selected report templates can be exported. Unselected report templates are not displayed
on the GUI or cannot be selected for export.
l Report composite show: indicates whether to combine multiple reports into one Word
reports.
l Map legend composite show: indicates whether to display both the legend and map on
one picture.
l Grid show: indicates whether to display the grid.
l Indoor min PCI: indicates the minimum PCI in indoor reports.
l Indoor max PCI: indicates the maximum PCI in indoor reports.
l RSRP Difference Value: indicates the difference between RSRP values.
l CPU Counter: indicates the number of CPUs. The maximum value is the value obtained
by subtracting 1 from the number of CPUs of a PC.
l Power-off Protection: when Power-off Protection is set to Yes, power-off protection is
enabled and data is saved in real time during analysis. However, performance is affected.

Step 3 After the setting is complete, click OK.

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6.2.3 Setting the Theme Analysis Type

This section describes how to set the theme analysis type. The setting of the theme analysis
type helps you to analyze network problems. After the corresponding theme analysis is
performed, you can view problem cells on the map, therefore facilitating problem location.

Context
The Assistant provides various theme analysis types, as shown in Table 6-1.

Table 6-1 Theme analysis types

Theme Theme Description

Analysis Analysis Type

GSM RF over The RF over coverage results in improper handover

coverage coverage (handover to an improper target cell), frequency
analysis interference, and signal island problems. The Assistant
can identify over-coverage cells, therefore providing
reference for the network planning engineers.

RF poor A poor-coverage cell has the following feature: a large

coverage number of low-level signal points exist. The Assistant can
identify poor-coverage cells, therefore providing reference
for the network planning engineers.

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Theme Theme Description

Analysis Analysis Type

RF no serving If no serving cell dominance is available, the signals are

cell dominance garbled in a coverage area. In such an area, the level
values of the serving cell and its neighboring cells have
little differences. Therefore, cell reselection and
handovers occur frequently, and the network quality is
poor. The Assistant can identify RF no serving cell
dominance, therefore providing reference for the network
planning engineers.

RF azimuth The antenna polarities are connected reversely. Therefore,

garbled a large number of serving cells are in the non-major-lobe
direction. The Assistant can determine the antenna
azimuth that may be garbled, therefore providing
reference for the network planning engineers.

GSM Poor coverage A poor-coverage cell usually has a large number of low-
Coverage level signal points. The Assistant can identify poor-
analysis coverage cells for reference by network planning
engineers.

GSM Frequent Frequent handovers affect service quality of users and

Handover handovers may easily cause call drops. The Assistant can identify
analysis cells where handovers occur frequently for reference by
network planning engineers.

GSM Interference If Interference is available, the signals are garbled in a

Interferen coverage area. The Assistant can identify cells where
ce interference occur frequently for reference by network
analysis planning engineers.

WCDMA RF over The RF over coverage results in improper handover

RF no serving If no serving cell dominance is available, the signals are

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Theme Theme Description

Analysis Analysis Type

WCDMA Pilot pollution Pilot pollution results in little difference between the
pilot RSCP of the serving cell and the RSCP of other cells. As
pollution a result, cell reselection and handovers occur frequently.
analysis After the DT data is analyzed, the Assistant can
automatically calculate the RSCP mapping between the
serving cell and a neighboring cell so that you can check
whether signals are garbled in the area where the DT point
is located.

WCDMA Downlink Downlink interference results in interference signals

downlink interference received by UEs. As a result, normal signals of a NodeB
interferen cannot be identified, and therefore the communication
ce between a UE and a NodeB is interrupted. As a result, call
analysis drops occur and channel allocation fails. In this case, the
Assistant can identify the cells where downlink
interference problems occur, therefore providing reference
for the network planning engineers.

WCDMA Missing Missing neighboring cells result in call drops. The

missing neighboring cells Assistant can determine the neighboring cells of the
neighbori serving cell of a DT point, compare the determined result
ng cell with the imported neighboring cell data to filter out
analysis missing neighboring cells, therefore providing reference
for network planning engineers.

WCDMA Poor coverage A poor-coverage cell usually has a large number of low-
Coverage level signal points. The Assistant can identify poor-
analysis coverage cells for reference by network planning
engineers.

No serving cell No serving cell dominance can result in garbled signals in

dominance a coverage area. In such an area, the level values of the
serving cell and its neighboring cells have little
differences. Therefore, cell handovers and reselection
occur frequently, and the network quality is poor. The
Assistant can identify cells with no primary serving cells
for reference by network planning engineers.

Over coverage Overshoot coverage can result in abnormal coverage in an

area. In such an area, the probability of generating
interference increases and problems, such as isolated
island cells, may occur. The Assistant can identify
overshoot coverage cells for reference by network
planning engineers.

Limited uplink Limited uplink quality can result in problems, such as

quality uplink quality deterioration and communication quality
deterioration. The Assistant can identify cells with limited
uplink quality for reference by network planning
engineers.

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Theme Theme Description

Analysis Analysis Type

Wrong coverage Wrong coverage can result in the difference between the
coverage area of a cell and the planned coverage area,
greatly affecting network performance. The Assistant can
identify cells where wrong coverage occur frequently for
reference by network planning engineers.

WCDMA Frequent Frequent handovers affect service quality of users and

Handover handovers may easily cause call drops. The Assistant can identify
analysis cells where handovers occur frequently for reference by
network planning engineers.

Handover delay Handover delay can result in coverage or quality problems

in an area, affecting service quality of users or causing
call drops in severe situations. The Assistant can identify
cells where handover delay occur frequently for reference
by network planning engineers.

High proportion If the proportion of soft handovers is high, network

of soft HO interference is caused. This affects service quality of users
and reduces network capacity. The Assistant can identify
the cells with a high proportion of soft handovers and
provide reference for network planning engineers.

WCDMA Interference If Interference is available, the signals are garbled in a

Interferen coverage area. The Assistant can identify cells where
ce interference occur frequently for reference by network
analysis planning engineers.

WCDMA Throughput The Assistant can identify cells where throughput occur
Throughp frequently for reference by network planning engineers.
ut analysis

WCDMA Abnormal Event The Assistant can identify cells where abnormal event
Abnormal occur frequently for reference by network planning
Event engineers.
analysis

WCDMA PSC The Assistant can identify cells where PSC interference
PSC Optimization occur frequently for reference by network planning
Optimizat engineers.
ion

LTE RF RF over The RF over coverage results in improper handover

analysis coverage (handover to an improper target cell), frequency
interference, and signal island problems. The Assistant
can identify over-coverage cells, therefore providing
reference for the network planning engineers.

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Theme Theme Description

Analysis Analysis Type

RF no serving If no serving cell dominance is available, the signals are

Azimuth Garbled The reverse connection of the antenna feeder makes the
coverage area of a cell different from the planned
coverage area and therefore greatly degrades network
performance. The Assistant can locate the reverse
connection of the antenna feeder quickly based on the
azimuth.

LTE Poor coverage A poor-coverage cell usually has a large number of low-
Coverage level signal points. The Assistant can identify poor-
analysis coverage cells for reference by network planning
engineers.

No serving cell No serving cell dominance can result in garbled signals in

Over coverage Overshoot coverage can result in improper handover

relationships, frequency interference, and signal island
problems. The Assistant can identify overshoot coverage
cells for reference by network planning engineers.

Limited uplink Limited uplink quality can result in problems, such as

quality uplink quality deterioration and communication quality
deterioration. The Assistant can identify cells with limited
uplink quality for reference by network planning
engineers.

Wrong coverage The wrong coverage makes the coverage area of a cell
different from the planned coverage area and therefore
greatly degrades network performance. The Assistant can
identify cells where wrong coverage occur frequently for
reference by network planning engineers.

Overlay Overlay can result in garbled signals in a coverage area.

The Assistant can identify cells where Overlay occur
frequently for reference by network planning engineers.

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Theme Theme Description

Analysis Analysis Type

Inter Nb Missing neighboring cells result in call drops. The

Analysis Assistant can determine the neighboring cells of the
serving cell of a DT point, compare the determined result
with the imported neighboring cell data to filter out
missing neighboring cells, therefore providing reference
for network planning engineers.

LTE Frequent Frequent handovers occur in a cell, and the network

Handover handovers quality is poor. The Assistant can identify cells where
analysis handovers occur frequently for reference by network
planning engineers.

Handover delay Handover delay occur in a cell, and the network quality is
poor. The Assistant can identify cells where handover
delay occur frequently for reference by network planning
engineers.

LTE Interference If Interference is available, the signals are garbled in a

Interferen coverage area. The Assistant can identify cells where
ce interference occur frequently for reference by network
analysis planning engineers.

LTE Abnormal Event The Assistant can identify cells where abnormal event
Abnormal occur frequently for reference by network planning
Event engineers.
analysis

LTE Throughput The Assistant can identify cells where throughput occur
Throughp frequently for reference by network planning engineers.
ut analysis

TD- RF over The RF over coverage results in improper handover

SCDMA coverage (handover to an improper target cell), frequency
coverage interference, and signal island problems. The Assistant
analysis can identify over-coverage cells, therefore providing
reference for the network planning engineers.

TD- Missing Missing neighboring cells result in call drops. The

SCDMA neighboring cells Assistant can determine the neighboring cells of the
missing serving cell of a DT point, compare the determined result
neighbori with the imported neighboring cell data to filter out
ng cell missing neighboring cells, therefore providing reference
analysis for network planning engineers.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The System Setting dialog box is displayed.
NOTE

If you want to modify the theme analysis type after a project is created, choose Project > Project
Setting to open the Project Setting dialog box.

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Step 2 Click the Theme tab to set the theme analysis type.

If You Need To... Then...

Set the GSM analysis type Perform Step 3 only.

Set the WCDMA analysis type Perform Step 4 only.

Set the LTE analysis type Perform Step 5 only.

Set the TD-SCDMA analysis type Perform Step 6 only.

NOTE

You can select the themes as required so that analysis efficiency is improved.

Step 3 Set the GSM analysis type.

1. Select the theme type to be analyzed under the GSM node in the Theme List area.
2. Click the theme type to be analyzed in the Theme List area, and then set the parameters
of the corresponding theme analysis type in the Property area.
For details, see 19.12 Parameters for Setting GSM Theme Analysis Types.
3. Click OK or press Enter.
4. Click Yes or press Enter to save the modification.
NOTE
If you do not need to save the modification, click No.

Step 4 Set the WCDMA analysis type.

1. Select the theme type to be analyzed under the WCDMA node in the Theme List area.
2. Click the theme type to be analyzed in the Theme List area, and then set the parameters
of the corresponding theme analysis type in the Property area.
For details, see 19.13 Parameters for Setting the WCDMA Analysis Type.
3. Click OK or press Enter.
4. Click Yes or press Enter to save the modification.
NOTE
If you do not need to save the modification, click No.

Step 5 Set the LTE analysis type.

1. Select the theme type to be analyzed under the LTE node in the Theme List area.
2. Click the theme type to be analyzed in the Theme List area, and then set the parameters
of the corresponding theme analysis type in the Property area.
For details, see 19.14 Parameters for Setting LTE Theme Analysis Types.
3. Click OK or press Enter.
4. Click Yes or press Enter to save the modification.
NOTE
If you do not need to save the modification, click No.

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Step 6 Set the TD-SCDMA analysis type.

1. Select the theme type to be analyzed under the TD-SCDMA node in the Theme List
area.
2. Click the theme type to be analyzed in the Theme List area, and then set the parameters
of the corresponding theme analysis type in the Property area.
For details, see 19.16 Parameters for Setting the TD-SCDMA Analysis Type.
3. Click OK or press Enter.
4. Click Yes or press Enter to save the modification.
NOTE
If you do not need to save the modification, click No.

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6.2.4 Setting CDF Statistics

This section describes how to set CDF statistics. After CDF statistics is set, the Assistant
helps you analyze the causes of network problems.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The System Setting dialog box is displayed.
NOTE

To modify the theme analysis type for an existing project, choose Project > Project Setting. In the
displayed Project Setting dialog box, perform subsequent operations.

Step 2 Click the CDF Statistics tab and set the CDF percentage.
The default value is 5.

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6.2.5 Setting Conditions for Filtering DT Logfiles

This section describes how to set conditions for filtering drive test (DT) logfiles. The system
obtains useful information according to the preset filtering conditions, which helps to improve
the efficiency of data import and analysis.

Context
The Assistant supports following methods for filtering DT logfiles:
l By IE
Filtering data by the IE values recorded in DT logfiles.
l By time
Filtering data by the time information recorded in DT logfiles.
l By combination of IE and time
Filtering data by both the IE values and time information recorded in DT logfiles.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The System Setting dialog box is displayed.

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NOTE

If you want to modify the site display properties for a created project, choose Project > Project Setting.
The Project Setting dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Click the Filter.

If you want to... Then...

Filter DT logfiles by IE Perform Step 3 only.

Filter DT logfiles by time Perform Step 4 only.

Filter DT logfiles by combination of IE and time Perform Step 5 only.

Step 3 Filter DT logfiles by IE.

1. Click Add on the right side of the IE filter condition area.
2. In the AIE Condition dialog box, select an IE name and a condition for filtering DT
logfiles.
a. Select an IE from the left drop-down list, select the operator from the middle drop-
down list, and then enter the values in the right text box, as shown in Figure 6-5.

Figure 6-5 IE Condition dialog box

b. Click OK.
The system adds the preset filtering condition to the IE filter condition area.

NOTICE
After the setting is complete, the system analyzes only the data meeting the preset
filtering condition.

3. Select a proper logical operator in Logical Operator.

4. Optional: Perform Step 3.1 and Step 3.2 to add multiple conditions for filtering DT
logfiles.
– Click Delete to delete the selected IE-based filtering conditions.
– Click Clear to clear IE-based filtering conditions.
5. Click OK.

Step 4 Filter DT logfiles by time.

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1. Click Add on the right side of the Time filter condition area. The Add Time Condition
Item dialog box is displayed.
Set the start time in Start Time and set the end time in End Time.
NOTE

The start time must be earlier than the end time.

2. Click OK.
The system adds the preset filtering condition to the Time filter condition area.
– Add multiple time-based filtering conditions to the Time filter condition area.
– Click Delete to delete the selected time-based filtering conditions.
– Click Clear to clear time-based filtering conditions.
3. Click OK.
Step 5 Filter DT logfiles by combination of IE and time.
1. Perform Step 3 to set IE-based filtering conditions.
2. Perform Step 4 to set time-based filtering conditions.
3. Click OK.

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6.2.6 Setting the Binning Mode

The binning refers to the mode for combining multiple DT points that meet certain conditions
into one DT point according to the specified statistical rules such as distance, time and grid.
After the data binning is performed, DT data is present on IE view windows according to the
statistical rules of the binning.

Context
The Assistant uses different binning modes to retrieve DT data for meeting different
requirements of customers.
The binning mode affects the theme analysis and the display of IEs on a map, in a chart, or in
an Excel worksheet, but does not affect the analysis of messages and events.
Data binning can be performed by distance, time, or grid.
l By time
Data is collected by time. That is, all DT points within a certain period are combined into
a DT point.
l By distance
Data is collected by distance. That is, all DT points within a certain distance are
combined into a DT point.
l By grid
The longitude and latitude divide the surface area of the Earth into multiple grids. The
data of all DT points within a certain grid is collected as a DT point.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The Template Setting dialog box is displayed.

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NOTE

If you want to set binning after a project is created, choose Project > Project Setting to open the
Project Setting dialog box.

Step 2 Click the Binning tab.

Step 3 Select a binning mode from the Binning Type drop-down list.

If ... Then perform ...

By distance 1. Select Distance Binning from the Binning Type drop-down list.
2. Set the value of Binning Param Distance(m).
The value of Binning Param Distance(m) ranges from 0.01 to 1,000. The
default value is 5 and the unit is meter (m).

By time 1. Select Time Binning from the Binning Type drop-down list.
2. Set the value of Binning Param Time Span(s).
The value of Binning Param Time Span(s) ranges from 0.01 to 1,000.
The default value is 1 and the unit is meter (m).

By grid 1. Select Binning Type from the Location Binning drop-down list.
2. Set Binning Param Height(m) and Binning Param Width(m).
The value of Binning Param Height(m) ranges from 2 to 1000. The
default value is 5 and the unit is meter (m). The value of Binning Param
Width(m) ranges from 2 to 1000. The default value is 5 and the unit is
meter (m).

Step 4 Click OK.

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Example
The following examples show the presentation of data on a map in case of different binning
modes are used.
l Figure 6-6 shows the presentation of data a map in case that no binning mode is used.

Figure 6-6 Example: no binning

l Figure 6-7 shows the presentation of data on a map in case that the distance binning is
used and Binning Param Distance(m) is set to 20.

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Figure 6-7 Example: distance binning (distance: 20 m)

l Figure 6-8 shows the presentation of data on a map in case that the time binning is used
and Binning Param Time Span(s) is set to 10.

Figure 6-8 Example: time binning (time: 10s)

l Figure 6-9 shows the presentation of data on a map in case that the grid binning is used
with a grid of 10 m x 10 m.

Figure 6-9 Example: grid binning (grid: 10 m x 10 m)

6.2.7 Setting Site Display Properties

This section describes how to set the site display properties such as shape, color, size, and
labeling on a map.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The Template Setting dialog box is displayed.

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NOTE

If you want to modify the site display properties for a created project, choose Project > Project Setting.
The Project Setting dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Click Sites Display, as shown in Figure 6-10.

Figure 6-10 Sites Display tab

Step 3 In the Layer List area, select a layer where the site display properties are to be set.

Step 4 In the Property area, set related parameters.

For details, see 19.17 Parameters for Setting Display Properties of Sites.
Step 5 Click OK.
NOTE

The site properties will automatically apply to site layers on maps in the Map window and report maps.

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6.2.8 Setting Other Attributes

This section describes how to set Other attributes, including CPU Count and power-off
protection.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Manage in the New Project dialog box. The System Setting dialog box is displayed.

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NOTE

To modify Other attributes for an existing project, choose Project > Project Setting. In the displayed
Project Setting dialog box, perform subsequent operations.

Step 2 Click the Others tab sheet and set the CPU and power-off protection. For details about the
parameters, see Table 6-2.

Table 6-2 Others attribute setting

Parameter description

CPU Setting area CPU Count Indicates the number of

CPUs. The values are as
follows:
l 1
l 2
l 3
The default value is 2.
NOTE
The maximum value is the
value obtained by subtracting
1 from the number of CPUs of
a PC.

Power-off Protection Power-off Protection The values are as follows:

Setting area l Yes
l No
The default value is No.
NOTE
when Power-off Protection is
set to Yes, power-off
protection is enabled and data
is saved in real time during
analysis. However,
performance is affected.

Step 3 After the setting is complete, click OK.

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6.3 Importing Engineering Parameters and Neighboring

Cell Data
The project data consists of the engineering parameters and neighboring cell data. The
engineering parameters describe the information about the cell, and the neighboring cell data
describes the relationships between neighboring cells. You can import project data based on
requirements so that the test data can be analyzed on the basis of the cell information.

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6.3.1 Engineering Parameters Supported in Different Network

Systems
This describes mandatory fields and optional fields of the engineering parameters supported
in different network system, such as GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA, and LTE. You
can refer to these parameters when you import the engineering parameters of different
network protocol.

NOTE
If you use NB-IoT terminal to execute the test, please refer to the LTE engineering parameters.

l For details about GSM engineering parameters, see Descriptions of GSM Engineering
Parameters.
l For details about WCDMA engineering parameters, see Descriptions of WCDMA
Engineering Parameters.
l For details about CDMA engineering parameters, see CDMA Engineering Parameters.
l For details on LTE engineering parameters, see LTE Engineering Parameters.
l For details about TD-SCDMA engineering parameters, see TD-SCDMA Engineering
Parameters.

Descriptions of GSM Engineering Parameters

Paramete Mandat Description Value
r ory
(Yes/No
)

Indicates the antenna Data type: integer; value range: 0

Azimuth Yes azimuth (degree). to 360, excluding 360.

Indicates the cell identity Data type: integer; value range: 0

CI Yes (CI). to 65535.

Indicates the broadcast Data type: integer; value range: 0

BCCH Yes control channel number. to 1023.

Indicates the longitude Data type: double; value range:

Longitude Yes (degree). -180.0 to 180.0.

Indicates the Latitude Data type: double; value range:

Latitude Yes (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

Indicates the ID of a base

BTS ID Yes transceiver station. Data type: integer.

Indicates the name of a BTS.

It is the unique identity of a
Site Name Yes site. Data type: character string.

Cell Name No Indicates the name of a cell. Data type: character string.

Indicates the cell global

CGI No identity (CGI). Data type: integer.

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Paramete Mandat Description Value

r ory
(Yes/No
)

Indicates the location area Data type: integer; value range: 0

LAC Yes code (LAC). to 65535.

Indicates the traffic channel

TCH No (TCH) list. Data type: character string.

Indicates the base station

identity code (BSIC), which
is composed of the network
color code (NCC) and base
BSIC No station color code (BCC). Data type: integer.

Indicates the antenna height Data type: float; value range: 0 to

Height No relative to the ground. 65535.

Mechanica Indicates the mechanical Data type: float; value range:

l Downtilt No down tilt (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

Electrical Indicates the electric down Data type: float; value range:
Downtilt No tilt (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

Indicates the site altitude in Data type: float; value range: 0 to

Altitude No most cases. 65535.

Indicates whether the general

GPRS packet radio service (GPRS) Data type: character string; value
Support No is supported. range: Yes or No.

Polarizatio Indicates the polarization

n No mode. Data type: character string.

Antenna
Gain No Indicates the antenna gain. Data type: float.

Frequency Indicates the GSM frequency

Band No band name. Data type: character string.

Indicates whether the

enhanced data rates for GSM
EDGE evolution (EDGE) are Data type: character string; value
Support No supported. range: Yes or No.

Hopping Indicates the frequency

Mode No hopping (FH) mode. Data type: character string.

Site Type No Indicates the site type. Data type: character string.

Indicates the city where a site

City No is located. Data type: character string.

Indicates the region where a

Region No site is located. Data type: character string.

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Paramete Mandat Description Value

r ory
(Yes/No
)

BTS Type No Indicates the type of a BTS. Data type: character string.

Antenna No Indicates the antenna type. Data type: character string.

BSC Indicates the name of a base

Name No station controller (BSC). Data type: character string.

Project
Phase No Indicates the project phase. Data type: character string.

Indicates the routing area

RAC No code (RAC). Data type: integer.

Indicates the mobile

MA No allocation (MA). Data type: character string.

TMA Indicates the type of a tower

Type No mounted amplifier (TMA). Data type: character string.

TMA Gain No Indicates the TMA gain. Data type: float.

H-
Beamwidt Indicates the horizontal
h No beamwidth. Data type: float.

V-
Beamwidt Indicates the vertical
h No beamwidth. Data type: float.

Cell Type No Indicates the type of a cell. Data type: character string.

Cell Indicates the cell radius

Radius No (meter). Data type: float.

Data type: character string; value

Active No Indicates the active state. range: Yes or No.

Data type: character string; value

Scene No Indicates outdoor/indoor. range: Outdoor or Indoor.

Indicates the Neighbor Cell

cell ID, the range of N is 1 to Data type: integer. Range: 0 to
NCellN No 32. 65535.

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Descriptions of WCDMA Engineering Parameters

Paramete Mandat Description Value
r ory
(Yes/No
)

Data type: integer; value range: 0

CI Yes Indicates the ID of a cell. to 65535.

Data type: integer; value range: 0

RAC No Indicates the RAC. to 65535.

Indicates the location area Data type: integer; value range: 0

LAC No code (LAC). to 65535.

Indicates the downlink

UTRA absolute radio
frequency channel number Data type: integer; value range: 0
ARFCN Yes (UARFCN). to 65535.

Indicates the primary Data type: integer; value range: 0

PSC Yes scrambling code of a cell. to 511.

Indicates the azimuth Data type: integer; value range: 0

Azimuth Yes (degree). to 360, excluding 360.

Indicates the longitude Data type: double; value range:

Longitude Yes (degree). -180.0 to 180.0.

Indicates the Latitude Data type: double; value range:

Latitude Yes (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

Data type: integer; value range: 0

RNC ID No Indicates the ID of a RNC. to 4095.

Data type: integer; value range: 0

NodeB ID Yes Indicates the ID of a NodeB. to 65535.

NodeB Indicates the name of a

Name Yes NodeB. Data type: character string.

NodeB Indicates the type of a

Type No NodeB. Data type: character string.

Sector ID No Indicates the ID of a sector. Data type: integer.

Cell Name No Indicates the name of a cell. Data type: character string.

Indicates the total down tilt Data type: float; value range:
DownTilt No (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

Electrical Indicates the electric down Data type: float; value range:
Downtilt No tilt (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

Mechanica Indicates the mechanical Data type: float; value range:

l Downtilt No down tilt (degree). -90.0 to 90.0.

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Paramete Mandat Description Value

r ory
(Yes/No
)

Indicates the antenna height Data type: float; value range: 0 to

Height No relative to the ground. 65535.

Altitude No Indicates the site altitude. Data type: float.

Antenna No Indicates the antenna model. Data type: character string.

Antenna
Gain No Indicates the antenna gain. Data type: float.

H-
Beamwidt Indicates the horizontal
h No beamwidth. Data type: float.

V-
Beamwidt Indicates the vertical
h No beamwidth. Data type: float.

Feeder
Type No Indicates the feeder type. Data type: character string.

Feeder
Length(D Indicates the downlink feeder
L) No length. Data type: float.

Indicates the channel element

NodeBCE No of a NodeB. Data type: integer.

Cell Type No Indicates the cell type. Data type: character string.

Cell Indicates the cell radius

Radius No (meter). Data type: float.

Data type: character string; value

Active No Indicates the active state. range: Yes or No.

Data type: character string; value

Scene No Indicates outdoor/indoor. range: Outdoor or Indoor.

TMA No Indicates the TMA device. Data type: character string.

CDMA Engineering Parameters

Field Description Value Mandat
ory
(Yes/No
)

PN Pseudo-random number Data type: integer. Range: 0 to Yes

511.

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Field Description Value Mandat

ory
(Yes/No
)

Longitude Longitude Data type: double. Range: -180.0 Yes

to 180.0.

Latitude Latitude Data type: double. Range: -90.0 Yes

to 90.0.

Azimuth Azimuth (degree) Data type: integer. Range: 0 to Yes

360.

Cell ID Cell ID Data type: integer. Yes

ARFCN Frequency number Data type: integer. Yes

Sector ID Sector ID Data type: integer. Yes

DownTilt Downtilt (degree) Data type: integer. Range: 0 to No

90.

Site ID Site ID Data type: integer. No

Site Name Site name Data type: character string. No

Carrier ID Carrier ID Data type: integer. No

SID System ID Data type: integer. No

NID Network ID Data type: integer. No

Antenna Antenna height (m) Data type: integer. No

Height

BeamWidt Angle of the horizontal lobe Data type: integer. Range: 0 to No

h (degree) 90.

Area Area Data type: character string. No

LTE Engineering Parameters

Field Mandato Description Value
ry
(Yes/No)

eNodeB Yes Indicates the ID of an Data type: integer. Range: 0 to

ID eNodeB. 1048575.

eNodeB Yes Indicates the name of an Data type: character string.

Name eNodeB.

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Field Mandato Description Value

ry
(Yes/No)

Sector ID Yes Indicates the sector device Data type: integer.

ID for a cell. It uniquely
specifies a sector device
under an eNodeB.

Local Cell Yes Indicates the internal code of Data type: integer. Range: 0 to
ID a cell for differentiating the 255.
cell from other cells under
the same eNodeB.

Cell ID Yes Indicates the ID of a cell. Data type: integer. Range: 0 to

255.

DLEARF Yes Indicates the downlink Data type: integer. Range: 0 to

CN frequency. 262143.

PCI Yes Indicates the ID of the Data type: integer. Range: 0 to

primary cell 503.

Longitude Yes Indicates the longitude Data type: double. Range:

(degree). -180.0 to 180.0.

Latitude Yes Indicates the Latitude Data type: double. Range: -90.0
(degree). to 90.0.

Azimuth Yes Indicates the azimuth Data type: integer. Range: 0 to

(degree). 360, excluding 360.

eNodeB No Indicates the type of an Data type: character string.

Type eNodeB.

Cell Name Yes Indicates the name of a Cell. Data type: character string.

DownTilt No Indicates the total down tilt Data type: float. Range: -90.0 to
(degree). 90.0.

Electrical No Indicates the electric down Data type: float. Range: -90.0 to
Downtilt tilt (degree). 90.0.

Mechanica No Indicates the mechanical Data type: float. Range: -90.0 to

l Downtilt down tilt (degree). 90.0.

Height No Indicates the antenna height Data type: float.

relative to the ground.

Altitude No Indicates the site altitude. Data type: float.

Antenna No Indicates the antenna model. Data type: character string.

Antenna No Data type: float.

Gain Indicates the antenna gain.

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Field Mandato Description Value

ry
(Yes/No)

H- No Data type: float.

Beamwidt Indicates the horizontal
h beamwidth.

V- No Data type: float.

Beamwidt Indicates the vertical
h beamwidth.

Feeder No Indicates the Feeder type. Data type: character string.

Type

Feeder No Indicates the downlink Data type: float.

Length(D feeder length.
L)

Active No Indicates the active state. Data type: character string;

value range: Yes or No.

Scene No Indicates outdoor/indoor. Data type: character string;

value range: Outdoor or Indoor.

TMA No Indicates the TMA device. Data type: character string.

TAC No Indicates the tracking Area Data type: integer. Range: 0 to

Code. 65535.

TD-SCDMA Engineering Parameters

Field Description Value Mandato
ry
(Yes/No)

CellID Cell ID Data type: integer. Range: 0 to Yes

65535.

UARFCN Carrier ARFCN Data type: integer. Range: 0 to Yes

65535.

CPID Cell parameter ID Data type: integer. Range: 0 to Yes

127.

Azimuth Azimuth (degree) Data type: integer. Range: 0 to Yes

360.

Longitude Longitude Data type: double. Range: Yes

-180.0 to 180.0.

Latitude Latitude Data type: double. Range: -90.0 Yes

to 90.0.

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Field Description Value Mandato

ry
(Yes/No)

RNCID Radio network controller Data type: integer. Range: 0 to No

(RNC) ID 65535.

NodeBID NodeB ID Data type: integer. Range: 0 to No

65535.

NodeBNa NodeB name No

me Data type: character string.

CellType Cell type Data type: character string. No

CellName Cell name Data type: character string. No

DownTilt Downtilt (degree) Data type: float. Range: 0 to 90. No

ElecTilt Internal electronic downtilt Data type: float. Range: 0 to 90. No

(degree)

MechTilt Mechanical downtilt (degree) Data type: float. Range: 0 to 90. No

AntHeight Antenna height above the Data type: float. No

ground

Altitude Antenna altitude Data type: float. No

AntType Antenna type Data type: character string. No

Antgain Antenna gain Data type: float. No

Horizontal Width of horizontal half- Data type: float. Range: 0 to 90. No

Beamwidt power beam
h

VerticalBe Width of vertical half-power Data type: float. Range: 0 to 90. No

amwidth beam

FeederTyp Feeder type Data type: character string. No

FeederLen Feeder length Data type: float. No

gth

OnAir Whether the cell is available Value: Y or N. No

l Y: indicates the cell is
available.
l N: indicates the cell is
unavailable.

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Field Description Value Mandato

ry
(Yes/No)

Outdoor Whether the cell is an Value: 0 or 1. No

outdoor cell. l 0: indicates that the cell is an
indoor cell.
l 1: indicates that the cell is an
outdoor cell.

TMAGain TMA gain Data type: character string. No

Area Area Data type: character string. No

6.3.2 Importing Engineering Parameters

This section describes how to import engineering parameters. After you import the
engineering parameters, the Assistant can search for the best matched information according
to the provided network parameter values and display the corresponding data on the map and
view windows.

Prerequisites
l A GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA, or LTE engineering parameter file in .xls
or .csv format is available. The Assistant supports the engineering parameter files in .xls
or .csv format.
Engineering parameter files to be imported into the Assistant must be in certain formats.
You can choose Project > Export Template on the main menu to export a specific
engineering parameter template provided by the Assistant.
l A project is already created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Context
Matching and checking are two important processes for importing engineering parameters to
the Assistant.
l Engineering parameters are classified into mandatory fields and optional fields.
Matching is to match mandatory fields and optional fields in engineering parameters
with those in the system.
– The mandatory fields must be matched. Otherwise, the corresponding engineering
parameters cannot be imported.
– The optional fields are matched according to the actual situation. If some optional
fields are not matched, the system displays a message to show the unmatched fields
during the import of engineering parameters. This does not affect the import of
engineering parameters.
l Checking GSM engineering parameters is to check the validity of GSM engineering
parameters, CGI repeatability, and repeatability of LAI and CI.
l Checking WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA and LTE engineering parameters is to check
the validity of engineering parameters.

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The procedure for importing GSM engineering parameters is the same as the procedure for
importing WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA and LTE engineering parameters. The following
description takes the procedure for importing GSM engineering parameters as an example.

Procedure
Step 1 Import an engineering parameter file.
1. On the Project tab page, choose Site > GSM.
2. Right-click GSM and choose View Engineering Parameter from the shortcut menu.
The GSM Engineering Parameter dialog box is displayed.
NOTE

On the Project tab page, click GSM and choose View Engineering Parameter. The GSM
Engineering Parameter window dialog box is displayed.

3. Click . The Select Excel File dialog box is displayed.

4. Click Browse to select an engineering parameter file.
5. Select the sheet that saves the engineering parameter file to be imported in Sheet list.
6. (Optional) Select engineering parameters in the specified area.
After importing engineering parameters into the Assistant, users can view and analyze
engineering parameters of specified areas.

a. Click next to Area Field.

The Add Field dialog box is displayed.
b. In the Add Field drop-down list, select the parameter type.
c. In the Add Value area, select the parameter value range.
d. Click OK.
7. (Optional) Select Combine.

When multiple engineering parameter files are imported, they are combined into one file
if you select Combine. If you do not select Combine, the existing engineering parameter
file will be replaced by the newly imported file. The duplicate engineering parameter
files with the same mandatory fields will be deleted after the engineering parameter files
are combined.

If the firstly imported engineering parameter file is incorrect, close the file and then
import other engineering parameter files.

If you import the engineering parameters again, you cannot view the theme analysis
results. In this case, clear the analysis results and perform the parameter analysis again to
view the theme analysis results.
8. Click OK.

Step 2 Match engineering parameters.

If... Then...

Engineering parameters in Perform Step 4.

the file match the default
fields in the system

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If... Then...

Engineering parameters in The Assistant displays the unmatched mandatory

the file do not match the parameters in red and the message Please Match in the
default fields in the system GSM Engineering Parameter dialog box, as shown in
Figure 6-11.
NOTE
In this case, you must manually match these mandatory
parameters. Otherwise, the corresponding engineering parameters
cannot be imported into the database. For details about the
matching method, see Step 3.
If optional fields are not matched, you simply need to select
whether to manually match mandatory fields and optional fields in
the file with the mandatory fields and optional fields in the
system. The import of engineering parameters into the database is
not affected.

Figure 6-11 GSM Engineering Parameter dialog box

Step 3 Optional: Manually match the mandatory fields and optional fields in the file with the
mandatory fields and optional fields in the system.
If You Need To... Then...

Match a mandatory Select the mandatory field to be matched, right-click it, and then
field choose Please Match > Required Field > Matched Field Name
from the shortcut menu.

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If You Need To... Then...

Match an optional Select the optional field to be matched, right-click it, and then
field choose Please Match > Optional Field > Matched Field Name
from the shortcut menu.

NOTE

Each field can be matched only once. When you attempt to match a field repeatedly, the system displays
a message, indicating that the field is matched successfully.
You must select a field to be matched, right-click it, and then choose Cancel Matched Field from the
shortcut menu. After that, clear the matched field.

Step 4 Click to check and import engineering parameters.

If... Then...

The check on all the field The system displays a message, prompting you to confirm
values is successful the imported result.

The check on the values of The system considers this error as an alarm, records it in
optional fields fails the report, and then prompts you to view the alarm
information.

The check on the values of The system considers this error as a failure, records it in
mandatory fields fails the report, and then prompts you to view the failure
information.

The check on the values of The system prompts you to view the alarm information.
both the mandatory fields and
optional fields fails

The field length exceeds 100 The system prompts you to continue the import of
characters engineering parameters.
l If you select to continue the import of engineering
parameters, the Assistant imports the field contents of
the field length within 100 characters.
l If you cancel the data import, the Assistant cancels the
import of engineering parameters.

The report contains the specific location where the check fails and the corresponding error
level. For details, see 19.11 Parameters in a Report Generated for Engineering Parameter
Checking Failure.

NOTE

l In the GSM Engineering Parameter dialog box, the rows of the values indicating that the check
fails are marked by pink. For the mandatory fields, the values indicating that the check fails are
marked by dark red. For the optional fields, the values that the check fails are marked by yellow.
l The data in rows that are marked by dark red and yellow cannot be imported into the system.

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Step 5 Optional: Modify the values that the check fails in the engineering parameter file by referring
to Descriptions of GSM Engineering Parameters and 19.11 Parameters in a Report
Generated for Engineering Parameter Checking Failure. After modification, perform Step
1 through Step 4 to import engineering parameters again.

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Follow-up Procedure
l Query engineering parameters.
On the Project tab page, choose Site > GSM, right-click GSM, and then choose View
Engineering Parameter from the shortcut menu. The information about the imported
engineering parameters is displayed.
l Export engineering parameters.

In the GSM Engineering Parameter dialog box, click to export the engineering
parameters in .xls format for future use.
NOTE

The cell radius calculated on the basis of engineering parameters ranges from 0 to 5,000 (m).
If the calculated cell radius is greater than 5,000 m, the system considers this cell radius as 5,000
m. If the calculated cell radius is less than 100 m, the system considers this cell radius as 100 m.

6.3.3 Importing Neighboring Cell Data

The section describes how to import neighboring cell data. The Assistant supports import
neighboring cell data. After the analysis of DT logfiles is complete, the Assistant compares
the neighboring cell coverage based on the analysis with the actual neighboring cell coverage
to implement the neighboring relationship analysis. This helps you learn about the network
quality.

Prerequisites
l The neighboring cell data in .csv files or MML scripts is available.
The neighboring cell data in .csv files must contain four fields. You can obtain the
neighboring cell data template from the following path: Software installation path
\SystemConfig\Neighboring Cell Template.csv.
l The engineering parameters are imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.

Context
The neighboring cell data files in .csv format must contain the following fields: RNC ID, Cell
ID, NRNC ID, and NCell ID.

l RNC ID: indicates the RNC ID.

l Cell ID: indicates the cell ID.
l NRNC ID: indicates the neighboring RNC ID.
l NCell ID: indicates the neighboring cell ID.

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Procedure
Step 1

If you need to... Then...

Import GSM/ For example, to import WCDMA data, perform the following
WCDMA/TD-SCDMA operations:
neighboring cell data l On the Project tab page, choose Site > WCDMA. Right-
click WCDMA and choose Load Neighbor Cell
Configuration from the shortcut menu. The Open dialog
box is displayed.
l Choose GSM/CDMA/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA > Load
Neighbor Cell Configuration from the menu. The Open
dialog box is displayed.

Import LTE neighboring l On the Project tab page, choose Site > LTE. Right-click
cell data LTE and choose Load Neighbor Cell Configuration >
By CellID and PCI or Load Neighbor Cell
Configuration > By eNodeBID and localCellID from
the shortcut menu. The Open dialog box is displayed.
l Choose LTE > Load Neighbor Cell Configuration > By
CellID and PCI or LTE > Load Neighbor Cell
Configuration > By eNodeBID and localCellID from
the menu. The Open dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Select the neighboring cell data file, and then click Open.
You can select multiple neighboring cell data files at a time.

Step 3 Optional: Click OK.

If the neighboring cell data exists in the database, you are prompted with a message indicating
that the neighboring cell data exists. Then, click OK to overwrite the neighboring cell data
that exists in the database.

Step 4 Click OK.

After the neighboring cell data is imported, you are prompted with a message that shows the
number of valid files and number of invalid files.

If the neighboring cell data file in .csv format is inconsistent with the format specified in the
template or the MML command does not contain the neighboring cell data, the Assistant
considers the neighboring cell data file as an invalid file.

Step 5 Select whether to view the detailed results in the Information window.
After the neighboring cell data is imported, you are prompted to view the detailed results. The
detailed results contain the invalid file names, and error information and error type of the
import failures, therefore helping you analyze error cause.
NOTE
The data that is successfully imported can be saved in the Assistant. The data that fails to be imported
cannot be saved in the Assistant.

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Follow-up Procedure
l View neighboring cell data

a. Select for the mouse pointer in the Map window.

b. Click a cell to display its neighboring cells in a unique color.
The selected cell is displayed in red and the neighboring cells of the selected cell
are displayed in blue. as shown in Figure 6-12.

Figure 6-12 Displaying neighboring cells

c. Optional: Right-click on the map and choose Neighbor Cell from the shortcut
menu. The neighboring cell data is not displayed. To view neighboring cell data,
right-click on the map then choose Neighbor Cell from the shortcut menu again.
l Add neighboring cell data

a. Select for the mouse pointer in the Map window.

b. Click a cell to display its neighboring cells in a unique color.
The selected cell is displayed in red and the neighboring cells of the selected cell
are displayed in blue.
c. Right-click a missing neighboring cell, and then choose Set as Configured NB Cell
from the shortcut menu.
If the missing neighboring cell is an intra-frequency neighboring cell of the serving
cell, it is displayed in blue. If the missing neighboring cell is an inter-frequency
neighboring cell of the serving cell, it is displayed in green.
NOTE
A maximum of 32 neighboring cells can be added.
l Delete neighboring cell data

a. Select for the mouse pointer in the Map window.

b. Click a cell to display its neighboring cells in a unique color.

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The selected cell is displayed in red and the neighboring cells of the selected cell
are displayed in blue.
c. Right-click a highlighted cell, and choose Delete Configured NB Cell from the
shortcut menu.
NOTE
The deleted neighboring cells are still listed in the exported neighboring cell data table and
identified with Delete.
l Export the neighboring cell data from the Assistant
a. On the Project tab page, select Site > WCDMA.
b. Right-click Export Neighbor Cell Table. The Save As dialog box is displayed.
Export the required neighboring cell data as a .csv file.

6.4 Importing Map Data

A map consists of a series of geographic elements. It can be classified into the MapInfo map
and raster map. The map information is displayed in the map view window on the Assistant
for test data analysis. The map information includes the test area map, test routes, events, and
engineering parameters.

6.4.1 Basic Concepts About Maps

This section describes the basic concepts about maps. You are advised to learn basic concepts
about maps before performing related operations in the map window.

Map
A map consists of a series of map elements and involves the MapInfo map and the raster map.
The map information is displayed in the map window on the Assistant. The map information
includes basic information, test route, events, and engineering parameters of the test area.
l MapInfo map
A MapInfo map consists of multiple layers, each of which is saved in a file. The files
supported by the MapInfo map are in .tab or .gst (GeoSet) format. A GeoSet is a special
type of workspace used for saving the layer sequence, layer label information, and
legend.
l Raster map
An entire map can be considered as a layer. The raster map supported by the Assistant is
in .tif, .bmp, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif or .png format.

Layer
A layer is a set of data displayed in the map window. There are two main types of layers: map
layers and indicator layers.
l A map consists of multiple map layers.
l An indicator layer consists of a series of themes, such as IEs and cells.
A layer may contain multiple objects. For example, a map layer contains all the roads and
water areas on the map; a cell layer contains multiple engineering parameters. Figure 6-13
shows the cell layer on the map.

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Figure 6-13 Cell layer

Table 6-3 describes the detailed information of Figure 6-13.

Table 6-3 Description of cell layer

Parameter Description

GSM Cells 900 Indicates the GSM900 cell layer.

GSM Cells 1800 Indicates the DCS1800 cell layer.

WCDMA Cells First Indicates the layer of the cells that have most same ARFCNs in the
UARFCN imported WCDMA engineering parameter file.

WCDMA Cells Indicates the layer of the cells that have second-most same
Second UARFCN ARFCNs in the imported WCDMA engineering parameter file.

WCDMA Cells Indicates the layer of the cells that have the same ARFCNs except
Third UARFCN the cells having the most and second-most same ARFCNs in the
imported WCDMA engineering parameter file.

LTE Cells First Indicates the layer of the cells that have most same ARFCNs in the
UARFCN imported LTE engineering parameter file.

LTE Cells Second Indicates the layer of the cells that have second-most same
UARFCN ARFCNs in the imported LTE engineering parameter file.

LTE Cells Third Indicates the layer of the cells that have the same ARFCNs except
UARFCN the cells having the most and second-most same ARFCNs in the
imported LTE engineering parameter file.

TD-SCDMA Cells Indicates the layer of the cells that have most same ARFCNs in the
First UARFCN imported TD-SCDMA engineering parameter file.

TD-SCDMA Cells Indicates the layer of the cells that have second-most same
Second UARFCN ARFCNs in the imported TD-SCDMA engineering parameter file.

TD-SCDMA Cells Indicates the layer of the cells that have the same ARFCNs except
Third UARFCN the cells having the most and second-most same ARFCNs in the
imported TD-SCDMA engineering parameter file.

CDMA Cells First Indicates the layer of the cells that have most same ARFCNs in the
UARFCN imported CDMA engineering parameter file.

CDMA Cells Second Indicates the layer of the cells that have second-most same
UARFCN ARFCNs in the imported CDMA engineering parameter file.

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Parameter Description

CDMA Cells First Indicates the layer of the cells that have the same ARFCNs except
UARFCN the cells having the most and second-most same ARFCNs in the
imported CDMA engineering parameter file.

Label
Labels are the texts that represent the objects contained on each layer in the map window. For
example, the fields of the engineering parameters on a cell layer, the values and indexes of the
IEs on an IE layer.

Legend
Legends are classified into system legends and custom legends. Both system legends and
custom legends contain two types of legends:
l Ranged Legend
This type is used for the parameters with consecutive values, such as RSCP and Ec/Io.
The parameter values can be segmented, and each value range is provided with a
different display symbol. Generally, gradient colors are used to indicate different value
ranges, helping you view the distribution of parameter values.
l Individual Legend
This type is used for parameters with discrete values. Each parameter value is provided
with a different display symbol.
Legends can be set in the following methods:
l Automatic segmentation
This method is used to set the parameters with specific value ranges or number of values,
such as the RSCP and handover events. This method can specify a precise value range.
l No segmentation
This method is used to set the parameters with unknown value ranges, such as
scrambling codes. The method can set the shape properties of legends only. The system
automatically sets different symbols and colors for different parameter values.
l Custom segmentation
This method is used to set Ranged legends only. You can set the value range, number of
segments, and color.

6.4.2 Importing a Map

The Assistant enables users to import common maps and indoor pictures into the Assistant.
The map window displays the map of the analysis area and the DT route. The map window
also displays engineering parameters, events, and theme analysis results in multiple modes.

Prerequisites
l A MapInfo map file or a raster map file is available.
l A project is already created. For details about how to create a project, see 6.1 Creating a
Project.

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Context
l MapInfo map
A MapInfo map consists of multiple layers, each of which is saved in a file.
The files supported by the MapInfo map are in .tab or .gst (GeoSet) format. A GeoSet is
a special type of workspace used for saving the layer sequence, layer label information,
and legend.
l Raster map
An entire map can be considered as a layer.
The raster map supported by the Assistant is in .tif, .bmp, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif or .png format.

NOTICE
The projection coordinate used by the Assistant is Longitude/Latitude[WGS 84]\p4326 and
this projection coordinate is used by measuring counters and cell-sectors. Therefore, set the
projection coordinate to Longitude/Latitude[WGS 84]\p4326 when converting a picture into
an electronic map. Otherwise, the counter measurement result and the mutual-aid cell sector
may be inconsistent with the electronic map.

The Assistant supports the import of indoor maps, such as the indoor raster maps. The
imported map file can be displayed on the all opened map windows of the project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Project tab page.

Step 2 right-click and choose Map > Display On Map, The Map dialog box is displayed.
l Import an outdoor map.

a. Click or choose Project > Load Outdoor Map.

b. Select a map file.
If You Select... Then...

MapInfo map file 1. Select MapInfo File(*.gst) or MapInfo Map

Files(*.tab) in File Type in the displayed dialog box.
2. Select a map file.
3. Click Open.

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If You Select... Then...

Raster map file 1. Select Raster Image(.bmp;.jpg;*.gif) in File Type

in the displayed dialog box.
2. Select a map file.
3. Click Open.
4. In the Raster Image dialog box, click the map to add
a coordinate reference point.
5. In the Add Control Point dialog box, type the name,
longitude, and altitude of the coordinate reference
point. Then, click OK.
6. Repeat 4 through 5. You need to add a minimum of
three coordinate reference points that are not aligned.
7. Click OK.

l Import an indoor map.

a. Click or choose Project > Load Indoor Map.

b. Select a raster map file, and then click Open.

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Follow-up Procedure
After the map is imported, you can view the map information in the map window and set
relevant parameters. For details, see Setting Layer Display Properties.

6.4.3 Map-related Operations

The map window is an important function window of the Assistant. Most of analysis and
display functions need to be implemented through the map window. The map window can
display all the map layers and indicator layers.

Common Operations on a Map

This section describes common operations on a map. This helps you perform operations on a
map efficiently.

Prerequisites
l A project is already created. For details about how to create a project, see 6.1 Creating a
Project.
l Engineering parameters are imported. For details about how to import engineering
parameters, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering Parameters.
NOTE
If the hint Custom dataset error. Could not find a CLSID for the type of custom dataset
specified. Check that the custom dataset is properly registered occurs, please uninstall the
Assistant and choose the Complete type to install the Assistant.

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Procedure
l Search for cells.

a. Click . The Cell Search dialog box is displayed.

b. Select the network type.
c. Select the search field and enter the corresponding field value of the cell.
The fields support fuzzy match. You can query two fields at the same time.
d. Click Search to search for appropriate cells.
The results are displayed in the left area of Cell Search dialog box.
e. In the left pane of the Cell Search window, select one or more query results.
The selected cells are displayed in red in the middle of the map window.
l Modify the cell radius.
a. Double-click a record next to e. The Modify Cell Radius dialog box is displayed.

Alternatively, you can click the button on the toolbar to select the cell radius
and then double-click the radius to open the Modify Cell Radius dialog box.
NOTE

If the cell radius is not displayed on the map, click on the toolbar to configure an IE
layer for the Assistant. After that, select the cell radius to be displayed on the map window,
and then click OK.
b. Enter the modified cell radius in Current Radius area.
c. Click OK.
l Enable the multi-label function.
a. In the Map Layers window, choose Data Layers > Engineering Layer >
WCDMA to select a layer.
b. Right-click Engineering Layer and choose Edit Cell Label from the shortcut
menu. The Label Edit dialog box is displayed.
NOTE

Alternatively, you can right-click on a map and choose Edit Cell Label from the shortcut
menu.
c. In the Label Edit area, set Field1 and Field2 to select the combination of cell fields
to be viewed.
d. In the Visibility area, set Min Zoom, Max Zoom, and Maximum Labels, as
shown in Figure 6-14.

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Figure 6-14 Label Edit dialog box

e. Click OK.
NOTE
Assume that the zoom value of the map is 3048.32, the preset label is displayed within the range
from 0.01 to 20000, and the number of cells displayed within the current range is less than 500
(maximum number of cells displayed on the map). Then, the labels of Longitude + Latitude are
displayed on the map. If the number of labels to be displayed on the map exceeds Maximum
Labels, the labels of this layer are not displayed on the map.
l Check cell connection lines.
– Check the connection line between a DT point and its corresponding cell.

i. Select for the mouse pointer in the map window.

ii. Select a DT point.
The connection line between the DT point and its corresponding cell is
displayed, as shown in Figure 6-15.

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Figure 6-15 Connection line between a DT point and its corresponding cell

NOTE

Generally, serving cells are connected by a green solid line and neighboring cells are
connected by a black dotted line.
– Check the connection lines between multiple DT points and their corresponding
cells.
n During the analysis of LTE UE or GSM UE data, a corresponding cell is a
serving cell that corresponds to the selected DT point.
n During the analysis of WCDMA UE data, a corresponding cell is an active cell
that corresponds to the selected DT point.
n During the analysis of Scanner data, a corresponding cell is the one that
receives the strongest signals among the cells that correspond to the selected
DT point.

i. Select or or for the mouse pointer in the map window.

ii. Select multiple DT points.
iii. Right-click the DT points, and then choose Region CellLine from the shortcut
menu.
The connection line between the selected DT point and its corresponding cell
is displayed in the map window, as shown in Figure 6-16.
When operating connection lines between multiple DT points and cells, the
Map view will render the cells with a color that is the same as the color of the
connection lines.

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Figure 6-16 Connection lines between multiple DT points and their

corresponding cells

l Set connection line between a DT point and its corresponding cell.

Click . The Map Setting dialog box is displayed. You can set the color and style,
border, and grid of the connection line between a DT point and its corresponding cell.

For details about the parameters of Map Setting, see 19.39 Parameters for Map
Setting.
l Set the map layer projection.
Right-click the map and choose Projection from the shortcut menu. The Choose
projection dialog box is displayed. Select a projection type from the Category drop-
down list and select a project mode from the Category Members drop-down list.

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Setting Layer Display Properties

The Assistant manages different parameters and map elements by using different layers. The
layer control function enables you to add, delete, and change the mode of displaying the layer
so that you can view the presentation information on a map as required.

Prerequisites
l If the map layer display properties need to be set, the map file must be imported. For
details, see 6.4.2 Importing a Map.
l If the engineering parameter layer display properties need to be set, the engineering
parameter file must be imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.
l If the IE layer display properties need to be set, the conditions of displaying IEs on the
map must be met. For details, see 13.1.2 Viewing the Analysis Results in the IE View
Windows.

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Context
The map window consists of a series of layers. The layer is categorized into the following
types:
l Map layer: consists of geographic data such as data about the roads, streets, and streams.
l Indicator layer: consists of cell layer, cell radius layer, IE layer, base station layer, single-
cell coverage layer, and theme layer.
NOTE

l If the cell radius layer needs to be displayed, either of the following conditions must be met:
(1) After engineering parameters are imported, the Cell Radius parameter is matched
successfully. (2) After engineering parameters are imported, the cell radius needs to be
calculated.
l The base station layer is displayed on the map only when engineering parameters are imported
and grouped into analysis groups.
l The single-cell coverage layer is displayed on the map only when you view the single-cell
coverage.
l The theme layer is displayed on the map only when the theme analysis results of a cell are
drilled down.

You are advised to set the map window to display necessary layers such as layers related to
the main streets and engineering parameters.

Procedure
l Set the layer properties of the display object.
a. In the Map window, right-click on the map and choose Layer Control from the
shortcut menu.
b. In the Layer Control dialog box, select the map layer to be displayed in the Layers
area, as show in Figure 6-17.

Figure 6-17 Layer Control

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For details about parameters, see 19.9 Parameters for Configuring Layer Control
Properties.
c. In the Layer Control dialog box, set the map layer properties in the Properties
area.
d. Click OK.
l Set the layer offset.

a. Click in the Map window.

b. In the Layer Offset dialog box, configure the offset for each layer.
For details about parameters, see Parameters in the Layer Offset Dialog Box.
c. Click OK.
l Display or hide the layer.

If ... Then ...

The required layers are Select or deselect the check box of the layer to display
displayed in the Map or hide the layer.
Layers area in the Map
window

The required layers are not Add a layer.

displayed in the Map
Layers area in the Map 1. Click in the toolbar. The IE & Event Display
window On Map dialog box is displayed.
2. Select the layer to be displayed.
3. Click OK.
The added layer is displayed in the Map Layers
area in the right pane. You can also select or deselect
the check box of the layer to display or hide the
layer.

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Follow-up Procedure
After the setting, you can save the layer data.
l To save the data of the map layers to a .gst file, do as follows:

a. Click . The Save this Map dialog box is displayed.

b. Select the save path.
c. Click Save to save the data of the map layers to a .gst file.
l To save the data of the map layer and parameter layer to a .tab file, do as follows:

a. Click . The Export Map To Tab dialog box is displayed.

b. Select objects from the list on the left.
c. Click Browse to specify a save path.

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d. Click OK. The data of the map layer and parameter layer is saved in the
corresponding .tab files.

Configuring Legends
To configure the legends, you need to configure the legend properties, including the legend
color, legend shape, and legend font. Therefore, the IEs and events are displayed in different
legends. If you do not configure any legend, the system displays the IEs and events in default
legends.

Context
Each project can be configured with only a set of legends. By configuring legends, you can
achieve the following purposes on the map:
l Different IEs are displayed as different layers.
l In different value ranges, the same IE is displayed in different colors and sizes.
l Different events are displayed as different icons.
Legends are classified into system legends and custom legends.

Procedure
Step 1 Click the Legend tab.

Step 2 Configure the information about a new legend, in the navigation tree of the Legend tab page,
select the object node (IE or event) to be configured. Figure 6-18 shows the structure of the
navigation tree.

Figure 6-18 Structure of the legend navigation tree

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Legends are categorized into the following types:

l System legends: consist of common legends, GSM legends, WCDMA legends, CDMA
legends, TD-SCDMA legends, WLAN legends, and LTE legends that contain the default
legends of certain IEs or events provided by the system. You can edit these legends but
cannot add or delete them.
l Custom legends: You can add, edit, and delete the legends under this node.

If you want to... Then...

Configure system legends See Step 3.

Configure custom legends See Step 4.

Step 3 Configure system legends.

1. Right-click the object node whose legends need to be configured, and then choose Edit
from the shortcut menu.
2. Set the legend properties.
If you want to... Then...

Configure event Set legend properties in the Symbol Setting dialog box. For
legends details, see Symbol Setting Dialog Box.

Configure IE legends Set legend properties in the Ranged Legend Property dialog
box. For details, see Description of Parameters in the
Ranged Legend Property Window.

3. Click OK. The settings of system legends are complete.

Step 4 Configure custom legends.
1. Create IEs.
– Right-click Custom Legend > Add New > Ranged to configure objects that can be
segmented.
– Right-click Custom legend > Add New > Individual to configure objects that
cannot be segmented.
2. Input the IEs whose legends need to be created in the IE Name text box.
3. Select a proper network type from the Common Model drop-down list.
4. Configure the properties of new IE legends in the Setting area.
5. Click OK. The settings of custom legends are complete.

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Follow-up Procedure
The system displays the IEs and events on a map according to the configured legends. You
can modify legends of indicators or load legends in the Map Layers window.
l To modify the legends of an indicator, do as follows:
a. Right-click an indicator and choose Modify Legend from the shortcut menu.

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b. In the displayed Ranged Legend Property dialog box, set the legends of the
indicator.
For details about parameters, see Description of Parameters in the Ranged
Legend Property Window.
l To load legends, do as follows:
a. Right-click an indicator and choose Load Legend from the shortcut menu.
b. In the displayed Legend dialog box, select an indicator that is configured with
legends.
c. Click OK.
The legends of the selected indicator are applied to the current indicator.

Synchronizing the Serving Cell Color with the IE Color

This section describes how to synchronize the serving cell color with the IE color. The
Assistant provides the function of synchronizing the serving cell color with the IE color on
the GIS, which helps you learn the IE distribution of the serving cell.

Prerequisites
l Engineering parameters are imported. For details, see6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.
l An analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Context
Currently, the colors of the following IEs can be synchronized with the serving cell color:
l SC For 1st Best in Active Set(WCDMA UE)
l SC For 1st Best Service Cell(WCDMA Scanner)
l GSM Serving Cell(GSM UE)
l GSM Serving BCCH(GSM UE)
l LTE Serving_PCI(LTE UE)
l LTE Serving_EARFCN(LTE UE)
l LTE CellId(LTE UE)

Procedure

Step 1 On the Project tab page, search for the IE name to be viewed in .
NOTE
The selected IE must be one of IEs that support the color synchronization on the Assistant.

Step 2 Drag the IE to be synchronized to the Map window.

Step 3 Click in the Map window.

Step 4 Select the IE whose color needs to be synchronized with the serving cell color in the
Synchronize Cell Color dialog box, as shown in Figure 6-19.

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Figure 6-19 Synchronizing the serving cell color with the IE color

Step 5 Optional: On the Map Layers navigator tree, select Data Layers > Engineering Layer >
Cell Color to disable the function of synchronizing the IE color with the serving cell color.

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6.5 Importing DT Log Files

This section describes how to import DT log files into the Assistant. The Assistant can
analyze the DT log files of multiple devices, including the GENEX Probe, GENEX PHU
terminal, scanner, and TEMS. The recommended size of imported data does not exceed 2 GB.

Context
The Assistant can import the following types of DT log files:

l .gen DT log files collected by GENEX Probe V100R005, V200R002, V200R003 and
V300R005.
l .phu DT log files collected by GENEX PHU V100R002 and V100R003
l DT log files collected by TEMS 5.0, 7.0, or 8.0. The extension of the TEMS filenames
is .fmt or .fm*, where * indicates the version of the TEMS. For example, the DT log files
of TEMS 5.0 are in .fm5 format.
Both the GENEX Probe and the GENEX PHU can slice DT log files automatically.
During the import of DT log files, the Assistant can automatically determine whether the
imported DT log files are sliced, and combine these automatically sliced DT log files
into one log file for analysis.
l DT logs in DLF, RSCMD and RSCMD.asc format.

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Procedure
Step 1 On the Project tab page, right-click LogFile and choose Logfile Manager from the shortcut
menu. The Logfile Manager window is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-20.

Figure 6-20 Logfile Manager Window

If you need to... Then...

Import multiple log 1. Click Add File.

files in different folders 2. In the Open dialog box, select one or multiple DT log files to
be imported.
The Assistant can import DT log files in multiple formats at a
time.
3. Click Open.

Import all log files in a 1. Click Add Folder.

specific folder 2. In the displayed dialog box, select the folder where DT log
files are saved.
The Assistant can import DT log files in multiple formats at a
time.
3. Click OK.

Step 2 Optional: In the Logfile Manager dialog box, select Auto Combine to combine multiple
sliced DT log files into one file.

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After Auto Combine is selected, the sliced DT log files displayed in the Logfile Manager
dialog box are automatically organized by service types.

NOTE
The system can automatically combine DT log files that are imported recently with DT log files that are
not analyzed or analyzed unsuccessfully into one log file, but cannot automatically combine DT log files
that are imported recently with DT log files that are analyzed successfully into one log file.

In the Logfile Manager dialog box, click Delete to delete one or multiple selected DT log
files.

NOTE

You can delete only the DT log files that are not analyzed or analyzed unsuccessfully.
You can delete the DT log files after clearing the analysis results.

Step 3 Optional: If the indoor maps are contained in the imported data, click Indoor Logfile Edit.
In the displayed Indoor Logfile Edit dialog box, set the default latitude and longitude about
the indoor data and click OK.
After the setting and the data analysis, the indoor and outdoor data can be displayed jointly.
Step 4 Click OK.

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Follow-up Procedure
The imported DT log files are displayed under the Logfile node in the project navigation tree.
To view the test plan of the imported log file, right-click this log file and choose Properties
from the shortcut menu. To view the test plan of the terminal, right-click the terminal recorded
in the log file and choose Properties from the shortcut menu.
Alternatively, click the Analysis Group node to analyze log files by analysis group. For
details about analysis groups, see 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

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7 Creating an Analysis Group

By creating an analysis group, you can manage different types of test terminals in each DT
logfile according to the service type, test area, and test duration. The functions of analyzing
KPIs and generating reports are all dependent on analysis groups. If analysis groups are not
created on the Assistant, DT data cannot be analyzed.

Prerequisites
You have created an analysis task. For details, see 6 Creating Analysis Tasks Manually .

Context
You can create multiple analysis groups for a project. In each analysis group, multiple
analysis report templates can be set, and multiple analysis reports or an integrated one can be
generated. An integrated analysis report can also be generated for multiple analysis groups.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Project > Analysis Group Manager on the menu bar. The Analysis Group
Manager window is displayed. as shown in Figure 7-1.

Figure 7-1 Analysis Group Manger window

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Alternatively, on the Project tab page, right-click Analysis group, and choose Analysis
group Manager from the shortcut menu.
Step 2 Create an analysis group.

If you need to... Then...

Manually create an analysis Click Add, and perform Step 3 to Step 5.

group

Automatically create an Click Auto. Alternatively, right-click the Project tab, and
analysis group by test choose Analysis group > Auto Grouping By MS ID
terminal from the shortcut menu. Then, perform Step 5.

Automatically create an Click Auto By Logfile. Alternatively, right-click the

analysis group by Logfile Project tab, and choose Analysis group > Auto
Grouping By Logfile from the shortcut menu. Then,
perform Step 5.

l To modify an analysis group, you need to select an analysis group to be modified and
click Edit.
Alternatively, right-click the Project tab and choose Analysis Group Name > Edit
Analysis Group from the shortcut menu; or double-click Analysis Group Name, and
modify the attributes of the analysis group.
l To delete an analysis group, you need to select an analysis group to be deleted and click
Delete.
NOTE

The analysis group named All Log cannot be deleted.

Step 3 Set the parameters related to the analysis group in the Add Analysis Group dialog box.
For details about parameters, see 19.19 Parameters for Creating an Analysis Group.
Step 4 Click OK.

Step 5 Click OK.

The progress bar Begin background logic set analysis is displayed stating that the created
analysis group is being added. After the analysis group is added, the progress bar disappears
and the main window is displayed.

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Follow-up Procedure
After analysis groups are created, imported DT logfiles are displayed by analysis group under
the Analysis Group node in the project navigation tree.

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8 Executing an Analysis Task

This section describes how to execute an analysis task. After setting an analysis task and
importing DT data, you need to execute an analysis task. After the analysis is complete, you
can view analysis results and analysis reports.

Prerequisites
l You have created an analysis task. For details, see 6 Creating Analysis Tasks
Manually.
l An analysis group is created. For details, see 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

Context
After DT log files are imported, the DT data is not imported to the database of the Assistant.
The Assistant imports the DT data to the database, analyzes it, and generates analysis reports
only after the analysis task is executed.
You can execute an analysis task for a specific analysis group. Alternatively, you can execute
an analysis task for all the analysis groups in a project at a time.

Procedure
Step 1 Select the object of an analysis task to be executed.

If You Want To... Then...

Execute an analysis The following methods can be applied:

task for all the analysis 1. Choose Analysis > Run Analysis on the menu bar, or Press
groups in a project F9, or Right-click Analysis Group > Run Analysis On the
Project tab page.
2. Click OK.
3. Perform Step 2 through Step 4.

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If You Want To... Then...

Execute an analysis 1. On the Project tab page, Choose Analysis Group > Analysis
task for a specific Name.
analysis group 2. Right-click this analysis group and choose Run Analysis
from the shortcut menu.
3. Click OK.
4. Perform Step 2 through Step 4.

Step 2 When the system displays the Originator-Target RelationSetting dialog box, set the calling
and called parties for the PTT call test.
NOTE

If the system finds that the first data file in the analysis group contains PTT tests and there are more than
two MSs, the Originator-Target Relation Setting dialog box is displayed.
After the calling and called parties are set for the PTT call test, the system collects statistics on and
displays Initial/In-call Media Latency.
The automatic analysis function does not collect statistics on Initial/In-call Media Latency.
1. Select a group of MSs used for PTT call test in the Originator-Target Relation Setting
dialog box and click Add.
Repeat Step 2.1 to set multiple groups of MSs. One MS can be set only once. For
example, if MS1 calls MS2 and MS3 calls MS4 during the PTT test, add MS1-MS2 and
MS3-MS4.
2. Click OK. The setting is complete.
After the analysis is complete, the Initial/In-call Media Latency window displays
parameters related to the Media latency. You can view by choosing UE > Delay >
WCDMA > PTT > Initial/In-call Media Latency from the IE navigation tree in the left
pane.
Step 3 View the task execution status.
l In the Run Analysis dialog box, the information about the DT log files to be imported to
the database is displayed, including the file name, file size, import progress, and import
status.
l Import all files progress displays the import progress of all the log files.
l The After Analysis window displays the desired result after analysis.
– Select View Analysis Result to view KPI analysis results.
– Select View Theme Result to view theme analysis results.
You can select View Theme Result only when the theme analysis type is set and
the cell radius is calculated.

NOTE

During the execution of an analysis task, if you want to cancel the analysis of DT log files, select the DT
log files in the Run Analysis dialog box, and then click Cancel.
During the execution of an analysis task, you can import new log files or delete the log files that have
not been analyzed yet. You can import a file whose name has existed before to replace the imported files
that have not been analyzed, but you are not allowed to replace the analyzed file.
During the execution of an analysis task, if a power failure occurs or the Assistant is powered off, the
analyzed data is still available. You can create an IE tree using the analyzed data.

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Step 4 View the execution results of analysis group.

Right-click the analysis group and choose View KPI Result from the shortcut menu.
Right-click the analysis group and choose GSM/WCDMA/LTE/TDS Theme Result from
the shortcut menu to view theme analysis results.

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Follow-up Procedure
After all the log files are imported to the database, you can view and drill down KPI analysis
results and theme analysis results, and view analysis reports.

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9 Data Analysis (GSM)

About This Chapter

This section describes how to analyze the GSM data.

9.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (GSM)

This section describes how to view the coverage of a single cell. After an analysis task is
executed, you can view the coverage of a single cell in the map window, which helps you
analyze the cell coverage problems.
9.2 GSM Theme Analysis
This section describes GSM theme analyses, which help network problem location.

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9.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (GSM)

Prerequisites
l You have selected the IEs related to RxLev during the setting of the IE template. For
details, see 6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template.
l The analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.
l GSM engineering parameter data has been imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Procedure

Step 1 In the Map window, click to select a cell.

The selected cell is highlighted in red.
Step 2 View the coverage of the cell.
This section describes how to view the RxLev coverage.

If you need to... Then...

View the RxLev coverage of the Right-click the cells and choose GSM RxLev for Cell
GSM serving cell and Coverage from the shortcut menu. Figure 9-1 shows
neighboring cells the coverage of each of the cells.

View the RxLev coverage of the Right-click the serving cell and choose GSM RxLev
GSM serving cell for ServingCell Coverage from the shortcut menu.
Figure 9-2 shows the coverage of the serving cell.

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Figure 9-1 Single cell coverage — GSM serving cell and neighboring cells

Figure 9-2 Single cell coverage — GSM serving cell

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NOTE

The query results are automatically displayed under the Data Layers > SingleCellCoverage Layer
node on the Map Layers tab page.
GSM RxLev for Cell_(13+3501) Coverage_All Log in Figure 9-1 and Figure 9-2 is the name of the
coverage layer of a GSM cell. 13 indicates the location area code (LAC) of the cell. 3501 indicates the
cell identity (CI). All Log indicates the name of the analysis group that includes the queried coverage
indicator.

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9.2 GSM Theme Analysis

This section describes GSM theme analyses, which help network problem location.

9.2.1 GSM Theme Analysis

The Assistant supports the GSM coverage analyses such as radio frequency (RF) over
coverage analysis, RF poor coverage analysis, RF no serving cell dominance analysis, and RF
azimuth garbled analysis. The GSM coverage analyses enable you to obtain the data about the
network quality at each drive test (DT) point in a GSM cell and cell relationship, which helps
network problem location.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the GSM theme analysis type by referring to Setting the GSM Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import GSM engineering parameters by referring to Importing GSM Engineering

Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the GSM Theme tab page containing the theme analysis
results is automatically displayed. Figure 9-3 describes the GSM Theme tab page. Table 9-1
describes the windows on the GSM Theme tab page.

NOTE

You can right-click the analysis group for which the analysis task is executed on the Project tab page
and choose GSM Theme Result from the shortcut menu to manually open the GSM Theme tab page
containing the theme analysis results.

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Figure 9-3 GSM Theme tab page

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Table 9-1 Description of windows on the GSM Theme tab page

Window Description

Theme Result View Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the Theme Result View window, each cell occupies a
row, and each parameter occupies a column. The fixed
parameters are listed in the first six columns, and the
parameters listed in the other columns vary according to the
theme analysis type. The analysis results are identified in
different colors. For example, the analysis results are
identified in red if the over coverage rate of a cell exceeds
the alarm threshold.
NOTE

l You can click on the toolbar and set the parameters to be

displayed in the Theme Result View window in the displayed
Columns dialog box.
l You can double-click the cell analysis results in a row in the
Theme Result View window to drill down the cell analysis
results. If the map window changes to red during the drilldown
process, solve this problem by referring to 20.7 What Should I
Do When the Map View Is Displayed in Red During the
Drilldown and Data View Synchronization?.

Theme Detail window Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a chart, as
shown in Figure 9-3.
l The Over Coverage tab page displays the details about
the over coverage analysis. For details about parameters,
see Over Coverage Tab Page.
l The Poor Coverage tab page displays the details about
the poor coverage analysis. For details about parameters,
see Poor Coverage Tab Page.
l The Azimuth Garbled tab page displays the details
about the azimuth garbled analysis. For details about
parameters, see Azimuth Garbled Tab Page.
l The No Serving Cell Dominance tab page displays the
details about the no serving cell dominance analysis. For
details about parameters, see No Serving Cell
Dominance Tab Page.

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Window Description

GSM Theme Map window Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map.
l Red indicates an abnormal DT point.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.
l Gray indicates that the DT point is not in the cell.
l Orange indicates that the DT point has the greatest
interference with the serving cell because the cell of the
DT point for which the no serving cell dominance
analysis results are drilled down is the neighboring cell
with the smallest level difference from the serving cell.

GSM Radio Parameters Displays the indicators of the radio air interface for the
window current GSM serving cell.

GSM Serving + Neighbor Displays the indicators of the current GSM serving cell and
Cell window neighboring cells.

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9.2.2 GSM Coverage Analysis

Results of GSM coverage analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality and cell
relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the GSM theme analysis type by referring to Setting the GSM Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import GSM engineering parameters by referring to Importing GSM Engineering

Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the GSM Theme tab page containing the theme analysis
results is automatically displayed. Figure 9-4 describes the GSM Theme tab page. Table 9-2
describes the windows on the GSM Theme tab page.

NOTE

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Figure 9-4 GSM Theme tab page

Table 9-2 Description of windows on the GSM Theme tab page

Window Description

GSM Theme Point Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the GSM Theme Point Information window, each line
indicates a problem area and each column indicates the
parameters related to the problem area.
NOTE
You can double-click the cell analysis results in a row in the GSM
Theme Point Information window to drill down the cell analysis
results.

GSM Serving + Neighbor Displays the indicators of the current GSM serving cell and
Cell window neighboring cells.

GSM Radio Parameters Displays the indicators of the radio air interface for the
window current GSM serving cell.

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Window Description

GSM Theme Map window Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map.
l Red indicates an abnormal DT point.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.

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9.2.3 GSM Handover Analysis

Results of GSM handover analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality and cell
relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the GSM theme analysis type by referring to Setting the GSM Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import GSM engineering parameters by referring to Importing GSM Engineering

Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the GSM Theme tab page containing the theme analysis
results is automatically displayed. Figure 9-5 describes the GSM Theme tab page. Table 9-3
describes the windows on the GSM Theme tab page.

NOTE

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Figure 9-5 GSM Theme tab page

Table 9-3 Description of windows on the GSM Theme tab page

Window Description

GSM Serving + Neighbor Displays the indicators of the current GSM serving cell and
Cell window neighboring cells.

GSM Radio Parameters Displays the indicators of the radio air interface for the
window current GSM serving cell.

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Window Description

GSM Theme Map window Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map.
l Red indicates an abnormal DT point.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.

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9.2.4 GSM Interference Analysis

Results of GSM interference analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality and
cell relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the GSM theme analysis type by referring to Setting the GSM Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import GSM engineering parameters by referring to Importing GSM Engineering

Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the GSM Theme tab page containing the theme analysis
results is automatically displayed. Figure 9-6 describes the GSM Theme tab page. Table 9-4
describes the windows on the GSM Theme tab page.

NOTE

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Figure 9-6 GSM Theme tab page

Table 9-4 Description of windows on the GSM Theme tab page

Window Description

GSM Theme Point Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
NOTE
You can double-click the cell analysis results in a row in the GSM
Theme Point Information window to drill down the cell analysis
results.

GSM Serving + Neighbor Displays the indicators of the current GSM serving cell and
Cell window neighboring cells.

GSM Radio Parameters Displays the indicators of the radio air interface for the
window current GSM serving cell.

GSM Theme Map window Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map.
l Red indicates an abnormal DT point.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.

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10 Data Analysis (WCDMA)

About This Chapter

This section describes how to analyze the WCDMA data.

10.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (WCDMA)
This section describes how to view the coverage of a single cell. After an analysis task is
executed, you can view the coverage of a single cell in the map window, which helps you
analyze the cell coverage problems.
10.2 WCDMA Theme Analysis
This section describes WCDMA theme analyses, which help network problem location. The
WCDMA theme analyses involve the coverage analysis, pilot pollution analysis, downlink
interference analysis, and missing neighboring cell analysis.

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10.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (WCDMA)

Prerequisites
l You have selected the IEs related to the Ec/Io and RSCP during the setting of the IE
template. For details, see 6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template.
l Engineering parameter data has been imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
l An analysis task has been executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Context
The UE-based single cell coverage analysis and the scanner-based single cell coverage
analysis are conducted with the same method. This section describes the UE-based single cell
coverage analysis.

Procedure

Step 1 In the Map window, click to select a cell.

The selected cell is highlighted in red.
Step 2 View the Ec/Io coverage of a WCDMA cell.
This section describes how to view the Ec/Io coverage.

If you need to... Then...

View the Ec/Io coverage of a Choose WCDMA Ec/Io for cell Coverage >
WCDMA cell that is a serving cell WCDMA UE Ec/Io Max for Cell Coverage in
Activeset.
Figure 10-1 shows the coverage of the serving cell.

View the Ec/Io coverage of a Choose WCDMA Ec/Io for cell Coverage >
WCDMA cell that is a serving cell WCDMA UE Ec/Io Max for Cell Coverage.
and a neighboring cell
Figure 10-2 shows the coverage of each of the
cells.

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Figure 10-1 RxLev coverage of a WCDMA cell that is a serving cell and a neighboring cell

Figure 10-2 RxLev coverage of a WCDMA cell that is a serving cell and a neighboring cell

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NOTE

The query results are automatically displayed under the the Data Layers > Single Cell Coverage Layer
node on the Map Layers tab page.
WCDMA UE Ec/Io for Cell(201+31) Coverage_All Login Figure 10-1 and Figure 10-2 is the name
of the coverage layer of a WCDMA cell. 201 indicates the cell identity (CI), 31 indicates the RNC ID of
the cell, and All Log indicates the name of the analysis group to be viewed.

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10.2 WCDMA Theme Analysis

This section describes WCDMA theme analyses, which help network problem location. The
WCDMA theme analyses involve the coverage analysis, pilot pollution analysis, downlink
interference analysis, and missing neighboring cell analysis.

10.2.1 WCDMA RF Theme Analysis

The Assistant supports the WCDMA coverage analyses such as radio frequency (RF) over
coverage analysis and RF no serving cell dominance analysis. The WCDMA coverage
analyses enable you to obtain the data about the network quality at each drive test (DT) point
in a GSM cell and cell relationship, which helps network problem location.

Context
You can drill down the detailed coverage analysis information only by cell. In addition, you
can drill down the detailed coverage analysis information about only one cell at a time.

The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT logfiles collected by both UEs and
scanners. The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by
both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by UEs as an example.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Coverage
Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering

Parameters.

Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-3 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-1 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

You can right-click the analysis group for which the analysis task is executed on the Project tab page
and choose WCDMA Theme Result > UE Result from the shortcut menu to manually open the
WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme analysis results.

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Figure 10-3 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-1 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

Theme Result View Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the Theme Result View window, each row indicates one
cell and each column indicates the parameters related to the
cell. The first three columns are fixed parameters. The
parameters in other columns are configured coverage-
related parameters, for example, the over-coverage rate. The
File List column lists the DT logfile list, that is, the list of
DT logfiles related to the serving cell of the DT point.The
analysis results are identified in different colors. For
example, if the over-coverage rate of the cell exceeds the
alarm threshold, the analysis result is displayed in red.
NOTE

l You can click on the toolbar and set the parameters to be

Theme Detail window Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a chart.
l The No Serving Cell Dominance tab page displays the
details about the no serving cell dominance analysis. For
details about parameters, see No Serving Cell
Dominance Tab Page.
l The Over Coverage tab page displays the details about
the over coverage analysis. For details about parameters,
see Over Coverage Tab Page.

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Window Description

WCDMA Theme(UE) Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
Map window relevant operations in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map
window, see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Red indicates the DT points with over coverage or no
serving cell dominance.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.
l Gray indicates the DT points that do not belong to the
cell.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map window,
In the two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail
window, you can view the latitude and longitude information
about the selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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10.2.2 WCDMA Pilot Pollution Analysis

Pilot pollution means that there are too many strong pilots, but no pilot is strong enough to be
the primary pilot at a point. When pilot pollution problems occur, the network quality
deteriorates, call drops occur during handovers, and the system capacity reduces. Based on the
pilot pollution analysis, you can accurately locate the pilot pollution area and analyze the
causes.

Context
The Assistant supports the pilot pollution analysis for the DT logfiles collected by both UEs
and scanners. The methods for viewing the pilot pollution analysis results of DT logfiles
collected by UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
pilot pollution analysis results of DT logfiles collected by UEs as an example.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA pilot pollution analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Pilot
Pollution Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering

Parameters.

Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-4 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-2 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

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NOTE

Figure 10-4 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-2 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

l You can click on the toolbar and set the parameters to be

Theme Detail window Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a chart.
View the statistical information about DT points with pilot
pollution on the displayed Pilot Pollution tab page. For
details about parameters, see 19.27 Parameters for
Viewing the WCDMA Pilot Pollution Analysis Result.

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Window Description

WCDMA Theme(UE) Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
Map window relevant operations in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map
window, see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l The hand-like icon in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map
window indicates a DT point with pilot pollution.
Choose Legend > System Legend > WCDMA > PP
Pilot on the Legend tab page. View the map according
to the legends of the DT points with pilot pollution.
l Click the DT point with pilot pollution in the WCDMA
Theme(UE) Map window. Then, the cells that cause
pilot pollution to the DT point are marked in black
circles.
l Click a DT point in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map
window, In the two area boxes in the lower part of the
Theme Detail window, you can view the latitude and
longitude information about the selected DT point and
the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set
through solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set
through broken lines.
l Under the Theme Layer node on the Map Layers tab
page, select WCDMA Pilot Pollution and WCDMA
Pilot Pollution Cell. Then, you can clearly view the
results of pilot pollution analysis.

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10.2.3 WCDMA Downlink Interference Analysis

Downlink interference is caused by interference signals sent from the interference source in
the downlink frequency band of a mobile network. After receiving interference signals, the
UE cannot identify the normal signals from the NodeB. Therefore, the communication
between the UE and the NodeB is interrupted. As a result, call drops occur and channels fail
to be allocated. The downlink interference analysis enables you to accurately locate the
interference area and analyze the cause of downlink interference.

Context
The Assistant supports the downlink interference analysis on DT logfiles collected by both
UEs and scanners. The methods for viewing the downlink interference analysis result of DT
logfiles collected by both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes
how to view the downlink interference analysis result of DT logfiles collected by UEs as an
example.

The Assistant determines whether to perform the downlink interference analysis according to
the RSCP and Ec/Io. The Assistant performs downlink interference analysis on the DT points
with high RSCP value (RSCP value > RSCP threshold) and low Ec/Io value (Ec/Io value <
Ec/Io threshold).

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA downlink interference analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA
Downlink Interference Theme Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-5 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-3 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 10-5 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-3 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

Theme Result View Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the Theme Result View window, each row indicates a
cell, and each column indicates a parameter related to the
cell. The DL Interference(%) column lists the percentage
of downlink interference DT points in each cell. The File
List column lists the DT logfiles. Only the DT logfiles
related to the cells that serve the DT points are listed.
NOTE

l You can click on the toolbar and set the parameters to be

Theme Detail window Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a chart.
On the DL Interference tab page, view the statistical result
of downlink interference DT points. For details about the
parameters, see 19.28 Parameters for Viewing the
WCDMA Downlink Interference Analysis Result.

WCDMA Theme(UE) Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
Map window relevant operations in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map
window, see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Red DT points have downlink interference.
l Green DT points are normal.
l Orange DT points have low receive level and high
speech quality.
l Purple DT points have low receive quality and low
receive level.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map window,
In the two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail
window, you can view the latitude and longitude information
about the selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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10.2.4 WCDMA Missing Neighboring Cell Analysis

This section describes the WCDMA missing neighboring cell analysis. Missing neighboring
cells are neighboring cells whose data is not included in the neighboring cell data of a
network. If the problem of missing neighboring cells occurs, handovers may fail, and
therefore call drops occur. Based on the missing neighboring cell analysis, you can accurately
locate the areas where the problem of missing neighboring cells occurs and obtain the
information about the missing intra-frequency neighboring cells and missing inter-frequency
neighboring cells. The missing neighboring cell analysis provides guidelines for optimizing
intra-frequency and inter-frequency neighboring cells to improve the neighboring cell
optimization efficiency.

Context
The Assistant determines whether measurement cells are neighboring cells according to the
RSCP and Ec/Io values of measurement cells. After that, the Assistant compares the data of
these determined neighboring cells with the imported neighboring cell data, if the imported
neighboring cell data does not contain the data of any determined neighboring cells, the
determined neighboring cell is considered as a missing neighboring cell.
The Assistant can perform the WCDMA missing neighboring cell analysis for the DT logfiles
collected by scanners.

Procedure
Step 1 Importing neighboring cell data by referring to Importing Neighboring Cell Data.

Step 2 Set the WCDMA missing neighboring cell Analysis type by referring to Setting the
WCDMA Missing Neighboring Cell Theme Analysis Type.
Step 3 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 4 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab page containing the
theme analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-6 describes the WCDMA
Theme(Scanner) tab page. Table 10-4 describes the windows on the WCDMA
Theme(Scanner) tab page.

NOTE

You can right-click the analysis group for which the analysis task is executed on the Project tab page
and choose WCDMA Theme Result > Scanner Result from the shortcut menu to manually open the
WCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab page containing the theme analysis results.

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Figure 10-6 WCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab page

Table 10-4 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

l You can click on the toolbar and set the parameters to be

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Window Description

Theme Detail window Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a chart.
On the Missing Neighbor Cell tab page, view the missing
neighboring cell information. For details about the
parameters, see Missing Neighbor Cell tab page.

WCDMA Theme Map Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
window relevant operations in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map
window, see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
According to the colors of DT points, you can determine the
size of missing neighboring cell area and focus on the area
where a large number of missing neighboring cells are
located
l Blue cells on a map indicate the configured intra-
frequency neighboring cells of the serving cell.
l Green cells on a map indicate the configured inter-
frequency neighboring cells of the serving cell.
l Orange cells indicate the missing neighboring cells of
the serving cell.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map window,
In the two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail
window, you can view the latitude and longitude information
about the selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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10.2.5 WCDMA Coverage Analysis

Results of WCDMA coverage analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality and
cell relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.
Coverage analysis results include Poor Coverage, No Serving Cell Dominance, Over
Coverage, Wrong Coverage, and Up-Link Power Limited.

Context
The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT logfiles collected by both UEs and
scanners. The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by
both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by UEs as an example.
The Coverage theme supports GEN and ROMES data parsing.

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Coverage
Theme Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-7 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-5 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 10-7 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-5 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

WCDMA UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no

Point Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the WCDMA UE Theme Point Information window,
each line indicates a problem area and each column
indicates the parameters related to the problem area.
Overshoot coverage parameters are used as an example.
Parameters of other coverage-related themes are similar.
l Index: serial number
l No. of a Problem Point: problematic point number
l Start Time of a Problem Point: start time of a
problematic road
l Start Time of a Problem Point: end time of a problematic
road
l Start Longitude of a Problem Point: start longitude of a
problematic road
l Start Latitude of a Problem Point: start latitude of a
problematic road
l End Longitude of a Problem Point: end longitude of a
problematic road
l End Latitude of a Problem Point: end latitude of a
problematic road
l ID of an Involved Serving Cell: serving cell ID of a
problematic point
l PSC of an Involved Serving Cell: serving cell PSC of a
problematic point
l RSCP of an Involved Serving Cell: serving cell PSCP of
a problematic point
l Distance Between a Problem Point and the Serving Cell:
distance between a problematic point and the serving
cell
l Average ISD: average distance between sites
l ID of a Cell Closest to a Problem Point: ID of a cell
closest to a problematic point
l PSC of a Cell Closest to a Problem Point: PSC of a cell
closest to a problematic point
l Distance Between a Problem Point and the Cell to
Which the Problem Point Is the Closest: distance
between a problematic point and the cell to which the
problem point is the closest
l RSCP of a Cell Closest to a Problem Point: RSCP of a
cell closest to a problematic point

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Window Description

l Reason: problem cause

– Over Coverage: Overshoot coverage occurs on a
problematic road.
– Non-Over Coverage: Overshoot coverage does not
occur on a problematic road.
l Adjustment Advice: optimization suggestion
– When Reason is Over Coverage, you are advised to
adjust the serving cell as follows: Increase the
downtilt, adjust the azimuth, and reduce the pilot
power. The priorities are in descending order.
– When Reason is Non-Over Coverage, site survey is
required for the adjustment.
NOTE
In the Theme Point Information window, double-click a line of
analysis result and drill down the theme analysis result. Problem
areas are displayed as red.

WCDMA UE Theme In the WCDMA UE Theme Map window, click a sampling

Detail window point to view the longitude and latitude of the selected
sampling point and related cell information.

WCDMA UE Theme Map Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
window relevant operations in the WCDMA UE Theme Map
window, see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Red indicates the DT points with over coverage or no
serving cell dominance.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the WCDMA Theme(UE) Map window,
In the two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail
window, you can view the latitude and longitude information
about the selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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10.2.6 WCDMA Handover Analysis

Results of WCDMA handover analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality and
cell relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.
Handover analysis results include High proportion of soft HO, Continual HO, HO Delay.

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Context
The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT logfiles collected by both UEs and
scanners. The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by
both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by UEs as an example.
The Handover theme supports GEN and ROMES data parsing.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Theme
Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-8 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-6 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

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Figure 10-8 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-6 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

WCDMA UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no

Point Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the WCDMA UE Theme Point Information window,
each line indicates a problem area and each column
indicates the parameters related to the problem area.
The parameters for the frequent handover theme are used as
an example. The parameters for the delayed handover theme
are the similar.
l Index: serial number
l Question Road NO.: problematic point number
l Begin Time of Question Road: start time of a
problematic road
l End Time of Question Road: end time of a problematic
road
l Time for the First Handover Event: time for the first
handover event
l Time for the Last Handover Event: time for the last
handover event
l Start Longitude: start longitude of a problematic road
l Start Latitude: start latitude of a problematic road
l End Longitude: end longitude of a problematic road
l End Latitude: end latitude of a problematic road
l Name of the First Handover Event (Event Name): name
of the first handover event
l Information About the First Handover Event (Event
Info): information about the first handover event
l Name of the Last Handover Event (Event Name): name
of the last handover event
l Information About the Last Handover Event (Event
Info): information about the last handover event
l Handover Time Difference (s): handover time difference
l Number of Handover Attempts: number of handover
attempts
l Serving Cell ID: ID of an involved serving cell
l Serving Cell PSC: PSC of an involved serving cell
l Serving Cell RSCP: RSCP of an involved serving cell
l Reason: problem cause
– Continually Handover
– ping-pong handovers

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Window Description

l Adjustment Advice: optimization suggestion

– When Reason is Continually Handover, you are
advised to check handover parameter settings.
– When Reason is ping-pong handovers, you are
advised to check handover threshold parameters and
the number of handovers.
NOTE
In the Theme Point Information window, double-click a line of
analysis result and drill down the theme analysis result. Problem
areas are displayed as red.

WCDMA UE Theme In the WCDMA UE Theme Map window, click a sampling

Detail window point to view the longitude and latitude of the selected
sampling point and related cell information.

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10.2.7 WCDMA Interference Analysis

Results of WCDMA interference analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality
and cell relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.

Context
The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT logfiles collected by both UEs and
scanners. The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by
both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
coverage analysis results of DT logfiles collected by UEs as an example.
The Interference theme supports GEN and ROMES data parsing.

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Theme
Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-9 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-7 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 10-9 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-7 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

WCDMA UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no

Point Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the WCDMA UE Theme Point Information window,
each line indicates a problem area and each column
indicates the parameters related to the problem area.
Parameters of the interference theme:
l Index: serial number
l Question Road NO.: problematic point number
l Begin Time: start time of a problematic road
l End Time: end time of a problematic road
l Begin Longitude: start longitude of a problematic road
l Begin Latitude: start latitude of a problematic road
l End Longitude: end longitude of a problematic road
l End Latitude: end latitude of a problematic road
l Serving Cell ID: serving cell ID of a problematic point
l Serving Cell PSC: serving cell PSC of a problematic
point
l Serving Cell RSCP: serving cell RSCP of a problematic
point
l Serving Cell EcIo: serving cell Ec/Io of a problematic
point
l To Serving Distance: distance between a problematic
point and the serving cell
l Avg Distance: average distance between sites
l Near Neighbor Cell Name: neighboring cell name of a
problematic point
l Near Neighbor PSC: neighboring cell PSC of a
problematic point
l Near Neighbor Distance: distance between a problematic
point and a neighboring cell
l Near Neighbor RSCP: neighboring cell RSCP of a
problematic point
l Reason: problem cause
– Interference
– scrambling code conflict
– Coverage problems exist. Output corresponding
coverage causes.
l Optimization Advice: optimization suggestion

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Window Description

– When Reason is Interference, output check

parameter settings.
– When Reason is scrambling code conflict, output
to-be-adjusted serving cells or neighboring cell
scrambling codes.
– Coverage problems exist. Output corresponding
coverage optimization suggestions.
NOTE
In the Theme Point Information window, double-click a line of
analysis result and drill down the theme analysis result. Problem
areas are displayed as red.

WCDMA UE Theme In the WCDMA UE Theme Map window, click a sampling

Detail window point to view the longitude and latitude of the selected
sampling point and related cell information.

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10.2.8 WCDMA Throughput Analysis

Results of WCDMA throughput analysis help you obtain the data, such as network quality
and cell relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network problems.

Context
The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT log files collected by both UEs and
scanners. The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT log files collected by
both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
coverage analysis results of DT log files collected by UEs as an example.

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Theme
Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-10 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-8 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 10-10 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-8 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

WCDMA UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no

WCDMA UE Theme In the WCDMA UE Theme Map window, click a sampling

Detail window point to view the longitude and latitude of the selected
sampling point and related cell information.

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10.2.9 WCDMA Abnormal Event Analysis

Results of WCDMA Abnormal Event analysis help you obtain the data, such as network
quality and cell relationship about all DT points, so that you can easily locate network
problems. Abnormal Event analysis results include AccessFail Event, Dropped, Handover
Fail.

Context
The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT log files collected by both UEs and
scanners. The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT log files collected by
both UEs and scanners are the same. The following description takes how to view the
coverage analysis results of DT log files collected by UEs as an example.

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the WCDMA coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the WCDMA Theme
Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import WCDMA engineering parameters by referring to Importing WCDMA Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.
After the analysis task is executed, the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 10-11 describes the WCDMA Theme(UE)
tab page. Table 10-9 describes the windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 10-11 WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 10-9 Description of windows on the WCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

WCDMA UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no

WCDMA UE Theme In the WCDMA UE Theme Map window, click a sampling

Detail window point to view the longitude and latitude of the selected
sampling point and related cell information.

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11 Data Analysis (LTE)

About This Chapter

This section describes how to analyze the LTE data.

11.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (LTE)
This section describes how to view the coverage of a single cell. After an analysis task is
executed, you can view the coverage of a single cell in the map window, which helps you
analyze the cell coverage problems.
11.2 Theme Analysis (LTE)
This section describes how to use the LTE theme analysis function for locating network
problems. The LTE theme analysis function includes the RF, Coverage, Handover, Exception
Event, Throughput and InterFerence themes.

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11.1 Single Cell Coverage Analysis (LTE)

Prerequisites
l You have selected the IEs related to the RSRP, RSRQ, and RSSI during the setting of the
IE template, such as Serving RSRP, Serving RSRQ, and Serving RSSI. For details, see
6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template.
l The analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.
l Engineering parameter data has been imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Procedure

Step 1 In the Map window, click to select a cell.

The selected cell is highlighted in red.
Step 2 View the coverage of an LTE cell.
This section describes how to view the RSRP coverage.

If you need to... Then...

View the RSRP coverage of Right-click the serving cell and choose LTE RSRP for
the serving cell Cell Coverage > LTE UE RSRP for Serving Cell
Coverage from the shortcut menu. Figure 11-1 shows the
coverage of the serving cell.

View the RSRP coverage of Right-click the cells and choose LTE RSRP for Cell
the serving cell and Coverage > LTE UE RSRP for Cell Coverage from the
neighboring cells shortcut menu. Figure 11-2 shows the coverage of each of
the cells.

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Figure 11-1 Single cell coverage — LTE serving cell

Figure 11-2 Single cell coverage — LTE serving cell and neighboring cells

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NOTE

The query results are automatically displayed under the Data Layers > SingleCellCoverage Layer
node on the Map Layers tab page.
LTE RSRP for Cell_(6+0) Coverage -All Log in Figure 11-1 and Figure 11-2 is the name of the
coverage layer of an LTE cell. 6 indicates the cell identity (CI). 0 indicates the physical cell identifier
(PCI). All Log indicates the name of the analysis group that includes the queried coverage indicator.

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11.2 Theme Analysis (LTE)

This section describes how to use the LTE theme analysis function for locating network
problems. The LTE theme analysis function includes the RF, Coverage, Handover, Exception
Event, Throughput and InterFerence themes.

11.2.1 Theme Analysis (LTE)

This section describes how to analyze the LTE coverage theme. The analysis results help you
obtain the information such as network quality and cell relationship about all drive test (DT)
points within the coverage of an LTE cell, therefore easily locating network problems.

Context
The LTE coverage analysis involves two themes: RF over coverage, RF no serving cell
dominance and azimuth garbled.

An over-coverage cell must be a primary serving cell and its signals cover the areas to be
planned.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the LTE coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the KTE Coverage Theme
Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering

Parameters.

Step 3 Calculate the cell radius by referring to Calculating the Cell Radius.

Step 4 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the LTE Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-3 describes the LTE Theme(UE) tab
page. Table 11-1 describes the windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

You can right-click the analysis group for which the analysis task is executed on the Project tab page
and choose LTE Theme Result > UE Result from the shortcut menu to manually open the LTE
Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme analysis results.

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Figure 11-3 LTE Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 11-1 Description of windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

LTE UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no

MapTheme Result View theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
window referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the LTE UE Theme MapTheme Result View window,
each row indicates one cell and each column indicates the
parameters related to the cell. The first three columns are
fixed parameters. The parameters in other columns are
configured coverage-related parameters, for example, the
over-coverage rate. The File List column lists the DT
logfile list, that is, the list of DT logfiles related to the
serving cell of the DT point.
NOTE

l You can click on the toolbar and set the parameters to be

displayed in the LTE UE Theme MapTheme Result View
window in the displayed Columns dialog box.
The analysis results are identified in different colors. For
example, if the over-coverage rate of the cell exceeds the alarm
threshold, the analysis result is displayed in red.
l You can double-click the cell analysis results in a row in the
LTE UE Theme MapTheme Result View window to drill
down the cell analysis results. If the map window changes to
red during the drilldown process, solve this problem by
referring to 20.7 What Should I Do When the Map View Is
Displayed in Red During the Drilldown and Data View
Synchronization?.

LTE UE Theme Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a chart.

MapTheme Detail window l The No Serving Cell Dominance tab page displays the
details about the no serving cell dominance analysis. For
details about parameters, see No Serving Cell
Dominance Tab Page.
l The Over Coverage tab page displays the details about
the over coverage analysis. For details about parameters,
see Over Coverage Tab Page.
l The Azimuth Garbled tab page displays the detailed
azimuth garbled information. For details about the
parameters, see Azimuth Garbled tab page.

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Window Description

LTE UE Theme Map Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
window relevant operations in the LTE UE Theme Map window,
see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Red indicates the DT points with over coverage or no
serving cell dominance.
l Green indicates a normal DT point.
l Gray indicates the DT points that do not belong to the
cell.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the LTE UE Theme Map window, In the
two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail window,
you can view the latitude and longitude information about the
selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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11.2.2 Coverage Theme Analysis (LTE)

Context
The LTE coverage theme analysis includes: analysis of weak coverage, no serving cell
dominance, overshoot coverage, wrong coverage, overlay, limited uplink quality and Inter Nb
Analysis.

The Coverage theme supports GEN and ROMES data parsing.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the LTE coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the LTE Coverage Theme
Analysis Type.

Step 2 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering

Parameters.

Step 3 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

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After the analysis task is executed, the LTE Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-4 describes the LTE Theme(UE) tab
page. Table 11-2 describes the windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 11-4 LTE Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 11-2 Description of windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

LTE UE Theme Point Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the LTE UE Theme Point Information window, each
row indicates one cell and each column indicates the
parameters related to the cell. For example, Question Road
NO., Question Style, Start Time, End Time, Start Longitude,
Start Latitude, End Longitude, End Latitude, Serving Cell,
Neighbor Cell, Adjustment Advice.
The parameters for the frequent handover theme are used as
an example. The parameters for the delayed handover theme
are the similar.
l Index: serial number
l Road NO.: problematic point number
l Problem Type: problem type. Value: OverCoverage.
l Start Time: start time of a problematic road
l End Time: end time of a problematic road
l Start Longitude: start longitude of a problematic road
l Start Latitude: start latitude of a problematic road
l End Longitude: end longitude of a problematic road
l End Latitude: end latitude of a problematic road
l OverCoverage Cell Name: name of an overshooting cell
l OverCoverage TAC: TAC of an overshooting cell
l OverCoverage PCI: PCI of an overshooting cell
l Adjustment Advice: optimization suggestion
– Adjust the downtilt or azimuth, or reduce the pilot
power.
– You are advised to increase the downtilt of the
primary serving cell by 2 degrees.
– You are advised to increase the downtilt of the cell
which is the farthest from a UE by 2 degrees.
NOTE
In the Theme Point Information window, double-click a line of
analysis result and drill down the theme analysis result. Problem
areas are displayed as red.

LTE UE Theme Detail Lists detailed information about the theme analysis result in
window a table.
The table fields include Type, EARFCN, CellID, CellName,
PCI, RSRP, RSRQ, PCC SINR, and RSSI.

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Window Description

LTE UE Theme Map Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
window relevant operations in the LTE UE Theme Map window,
see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Red points stand for abnormal DT points.
l Green points stand for normal DT points.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the LTE UE Theme Map window, In the
two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail window,
you can view the latitude and longitude information about the
selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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11.2.3 Handover Theme Analysis (LTE)

This section describes how to use the LTE HO theme analysis result to obtain information
about cells on the LTE network where frequent handovers occur. The information helps you
locate network problems more intuitively.

Context
The LTE HO theme analysis includes frequency handovers and handover delay.

The Handover theme supports GEN and ROMES data parsing.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the LTE coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the LTE HO Theme Analysis
Type.

Step 2 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering

Parameters.

Step 3 Calculate the cell radius by referring to Calculating the Cell Radius.

Step 4 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the LTE Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-5 describes the LTE Theme(UE) tab
page. Table 11-3 describes the windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page.

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NOTE

Figure 11-5 LTE Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 11-3 Description of windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

LTE UE Theme Point Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the LTE UE Theme Point Information window, each
row indicates one cell and each column indicates the
parameters related to the cell. For example, Question Road
NO., Question Style Start Time, End Time, Start Longitude,
Start Latitude, End Longitude, End Latitude, Serving Cell,
Neighbor Cell, Adjustment Advice.
The parameters for the frequent handover theme are used as
an example. The parameters for the delayed handover theme
are the similar.
l Index: serial number
l Road NO.: problematic point number
l Problem Type: problem type. Value: Continually
Handover.
l Start Time: start time of a problematic road
l End Time: end time of a problematic road
l Start Longitude: start longitude of a problematic road
l Start Latitude: start latitude of a problematic road
l End Longitude: end longitude of a problematic road
l End Latitude: end latitude of a problematic road
l Number of Frequent Handovers: number of frequent
handovers
l Primary Serving Cell Name: name of a primary serving
cell
l Primary Serving Cell PCI: PCI of a primary serving cell
l Ping-Pong Handover Occurred: whether ping-pong
handovers occur. Value: YES or NO.
l Ping-Pong Handover Cells: ping-pong handover cell
l Possible Cause: possible cause. Value: Continually
Handover.
l Adjustment Advice: optimization suggestion
– You are advised to check handover parameter
settings.
– Increase the power of the cell with the longest
coverage duration on a road.
– Increase the downtilt of the cell which is the farthest
from a UE.

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Window Description
NOTE
In the Theme Point Information window, double-click a line of
analysis result and drill down the theme analysis result. Problem
areas are displayed as red.

LTE UE Theme Detail Lists detailed information about the theme analysis result in
window a table.
The table fields include Type, EARFCN, CellID, CellName,
PCI, RSRP, RSRQ, PCC SINR, and RSSI.

LTE UE Theme Map Displays the detailed theme analysis results on a map. For
window relevant operations in the LTE UE Theme Map window,
see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Red points form the track of cells where frequent
handovers occur.
l Green points stand for normal DT points.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the LTE UE Theme Map window, In the
two area boxes in the lower part of the Theme Detail window,
you can view the latitude and longitude information about the
selected DT point and the cell-related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the active set through
solid lines and to the cells in the monitor set through broken
lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab page on the map,
you can select different layers to view the abnormal DT points
and cell information related to different themes.

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11.2.4 InterFerence Theme Analysis (LTE)

This section describes how to analyze the LTE interFerence theme. The analysis results help
you obtain the information such as network quality and cell relationship about all drive test
(DT) points within the interFerence of an LTE cell, therefore easily locating network
problems.

The Interference theme supports GEN and ROMES data parsing.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the LTE coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the LTE Interference Theme
Analysis Type.

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Step 2 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering

Parameters.
Step 3 Calculate the cell radius by referring to Calculating the Cell Radius.

Step 4 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the LTE Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-6 describes the LTE Theme(UE) tab
page. Table 11-4 describes the windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 11-6 LTE Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 11-4 Description of windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

LTE UE Theme Point Displays the detailed theme analysis results in a table. If no
Information window theme analysis result is displayed, solve this problem by
referring to 20.6 What Should I Do When No Theme
Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the LTE UE Theme Point Information window, each
row indicates one cell and each column indicates the
parameters related to the cell. For example, Question Road
NO., Question Style Start Time, End Time, Start Longitude,
Start Latitude, End Longitude, End Latitude, Serving Cell,
Neighbor Cell, Adjustment Advice.
Parameters of the interference theme:
l Index: serial number
l Road NO.: problematic point number
l Start Time: start time of a problematic road
l End Time: end time of a problematic road
l Start Longitude: start longitude of a problematic road
l Start Latitude: start latitude of a problematic road
l End Longitude: end longitude of a problematic road
l End Latitude: end latitude of a problematic road
l Primary Serving Cell Name: name of a primary serving
cell
l Primary Serving Cell PCI: PCI of a primary serving cell
l Neighboring Cell PCI(NoDom): PCI of a neighboring
cell (no primary serving cell)
l Primary Serving Cell PCI(OverCoverage): PCI of the
primary serving cell (overshoot coverage)
l Primary Serving Cell Name(OverCoverage): name of the
primary serving cell (overshoot coverage)
l Neighboring Cell PCI(OverCoverage): PCI of a
neighboring cell (overshoot coverage)
l Neighboring Cell Name(OverCoverage): name of a
neighboring cell (overshoot coverage)
l Neighboring Cell PCI(Overlay): PCI of a neighboring
cell (overlapping coverage)
l Neighboring Cell Name(Overlay): name of a
neighboring cell (overlapping coverage)
l MOD3 Cell PCI: PCI of a cell between which and the
primary serving cell mod 3 conflicts exist
l MOD3 Cell Name: name of a cell between which and
the primary serving cell mod 3 conflicts exist
l Interference Cause: interference cause
– Interference

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Window Description

– Neighboring OverCoverage
– MOD3
l Adjustment Advice: optimization suggestion
– If this theme does not overlap the coverage theme,
you are advised to check parameter settings.
– If this theme overlap the coverage theme, the
optimization suggestion is the same as that for the
coverage theme.
NOTE
In the Theme Point Information window, double-click a line of
analysis result and drill down the theme analysis result. Problem
areas are displayed as red.

LTE UE Theme Detail Lists detailed information about the theme analysis result in
window a table.
The table fields include Type, EARFCN, CellID, CellName,
PCI, RSRP, RSRQ, PCC SINR, and RSSI.

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11.2.5 Throughput Theme Analysis (LTE)

This section describes how to analyze the LTE throughput theme. The analysis results help
you obtain the information such as network quality and cell relationship about all drive test
(DT) points within the throughput of an LTE cell, therefore easily locating network problems.

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the LTE coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the LTE Throughput Theme
Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Calculate the cell radius by referring to Calculating the Cell Radius.

Step 4 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the LTE Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-7 describes the LTE Theme(UE) tab
page. Table 11-5 describes the windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 11-7 LTE Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 11-5 Description of windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

LTE UE Theme Detail Lists detailed information about the theme analysis result in
window a table.
The table fields include Type, EARFCN, CellID, CellName,
PCI, RSRP, RSRQ, PCC SINR, and RSSI.

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11.2.6 Exception Event Theme Analysis (LTE)

This section describes how to analyze the LTE exception event theme. The analysis results
help you obtain the information such as network quality and cell relationship about all drive
test (DT) points within the exception event of an LTE cell, therefore easily locating network
problems.

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Procedure
Step 1 Set the LTE coverage analysis type by referring to Setting the LTE Exception Event Theme
Analysis Type.
Step 2 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering
Parameters.
Step 3 Calculate the cell radius by referring to Calculating the Cell Radius.

Step 4 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the LTE Theme(UE) tab page containing the theme
analysis results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-8 describes the LTE Theme(UE) tab
page. Table 11-6 describes the windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page.

NOTE

Figure 11-8 LTE Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 11-6 Description of windows on the LTE Theme(UE) tab page

Window Description

LTE UE Theme Detail Lists detailed information about the theme analysis result in
window a table.
The table fields include Type, EARFCN, CellID, CellName,
PCI, RSRP, RSRQ, PCC SINR, and RSSI.

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11.2.7 VoLTE Theme Analysis (LTE)

VoLTE theme analysis results help you obtain abnormal call data of all drive test (DT) points
covered by an LTE cell. The purpose is to conveniently and straightforwardly locate network
problems.

Context
Earlier Assistant versions do not support intelligent analysis on GEN VoLTE DT data, and
high engineer skills are required. Analysis on ROMES VoLTE DT data is also not supported,
causing low project delivery efficiency and high costs. If intelligent analysis on VoLTE DT

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data is supported, VoLTE DT problem locating efficiency can be improved, engineer skill
requirements can be lowered, and costs can be reduced.

Procedure
Step 1 Create a project by referring to Setting the LTE Exception Event Theme Analysis Type.

Step 2 Choose Project > Theme Setting.

Step 3 In the displayed VoLTE Theme Setting dialog box, set the VoLTE theme analysis type. For
details about the parameters, see 19.15 Parameters for Setting the VoLTE Analysis Type.

Step 4 Import LTE engineering parameters by referring to Importing LTE Engineering

Parameters.
NOTE

l If you need to query RF parameters, import LTE engineering parameters.

l If the first column of the first row in the engineering parameters file is ID or ID_*, you need to
change it to id or id_*, respectively.

Step 5 Run the analysis task by referring to Running an Analysis Task.

After the analysis task is executed, the VoLTE Theme tab page containing the theme analysis
results is automatically displayed. Figure 11-9 (GEN VoLTE) or Figure 11-10 (ROMES
VoLTE) describes the VoLTE Theme tab page. Table 11-7 describes the windows on the
VoLTE Theme tab page.

NOTE

You can right-click the analysis group for which the analysis task is executed on the Project tab page
and choose LTE Theme Result > VoLTE Result from the shortcut menu to manually open the VoLTE
Theme tab page containing the theme analysis results.

Figure 11-9 VoLTE Theme (GEN VoLTE) tab page

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Figure 11-10 VoLTE Theme (ROMES VoLTE) tab page

Table 11-7 Description of windows on the VoLTE Theme tab page

Window Description

GEN VoLTE VoLTE Theme Displays statistics on each theme type in

Result View > tables. For details, see Table 11-8.
Problem
Evaluation window

VoLTE Theme Displays problematic point information

Point Information about each theme type in tables. For details,
window see Table 11-9.
After double-clicking a problematic point,
you can view the optimization advice on this
problematic point in the lower area.

ROMES VoLTE VoLTE Theme Displays statistics on each theme type in

Result View tables. For details, see Table 11-10.
window

VoLTE Theme Displays problematic point information

Point Information about each theme type in tables. For details,
window see Table 11-11.
After double-clicking a problematic point,
you can view the optimization advice on this
problematic point in the lower area.

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Window Description

VoLTE Theme Map window Displays the detailed theme analysis results
on a map. For relevant operations in the
VoLTE Theme Map window, see 6.4.3
Map-related Operations.
l Red points stand for abnormal DT points.
l Green points stand for normal DT points.
NOTE
l Click a DT point in the VoLTE Theme Map
window, In the two area boxes in the lower
part of the Theme Detail window, you can
view the latitude and longitude information
about the selected DT point and the cell-
related information.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the
active set through solid lines and to the cells
in the monitor set through broken lines.
l Under Theme Layer on the Map Layers tab
page on the map, you can select different
layers to view the abnormal DT points and
cell information related to different themes.

Table 11-8 Problem Evaluation (GEN VoLTE) window

Item Type Parameter Description

Access Failure Count Indicates the number of

failures.

Total Access Count Indicates the number of

access times.

Access Failure Rate Indicates the access success

rate.

TopN Problem Time Point Indicates the TopN

problematic time point and
Access Failure Count the corresponding number
of access failures.

TopN Problem eNodeB Indicates the TopN

problematic eNodeB and the
Access Failure Count corresponding number of
access failures.

Call Drop Failure Count Indicates the number of

failures.

Total Call Count Indicates the total number of

calls.

Call Drop Rage Indicates the call drop rate.

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Item Type Parameter Description

TopN Problem Time Point Indicates the TopN

problematic time point and
Call Drop Count the corresponding number
of call drops.

TopN Problem eNodeB Indicates the TopN

problematic eNodeB and the
Call Drop Count corresponding number of
call drops.

Access Delay Average Delay Indicates the average delay.

Total Call Count Indicates the total number of

calls.

Top 20% Low Value Indicates the Top20% low

value.

Greater Than Threshold Indicates the number of

Count times a threshold is
exceeded.

TopN Problem Time Point Indicates the TopN

problematic time point and
Large Access Delay Count the corresponding number
of times the access delay is
large.

TopN Problem eNodeB Indicates the TopN

problematic eNodeB and the
Large Access Delay Count corresponding number of
times the access delay is
large.

MOS MOS Indicates the MOS.

TOP 20% Low Value Indicates the Top20% low

value.

Lower Than Threshold Indicates the number of

times when a threshold is
not exceeded.

Sampling Point Count Indicates the number of

sampling points.

TopN Problem Time Point Indicates the TopN

problematic time point and
Low MOS Count the corresponding number
of times the MOS is low.

TopN Problem eNodeB Indicates the TopN

problematic eNodeB and the

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Item Type Parameter Description

Low MOS Count corresponding number of

times the MOS is low.

SRVCC Failure Count Indicates the number of

failures.

Execution Count Indicates the number of

execution times.

SRVCC Success Rate Indicates the SRVCC

success rate.

TopN Problem Time Point Indicates the TopN

problematic time point and
SRVCC Exception Count the corresponding number
of SRVCC exceptions.

TopN Problem eNodeB Indicates the TopN

problematic eNodeB and the
SRVCC Exception Count corresponding number of
SRVCC exceptions.

TopN Problem eNodeB Indicates the TopN

problematic eNodeB and the
Abnormal B1B2 Issuing corresponding number of
Count times B1 or B2 is issued.

Table 11-9 VoLTE Theme Point Information (GEN VoLTE) window

Item Type Parameter Description

Access Fail Access Attempt Time Indicates the access attempt

start time point.

Access Failure Time Indicates the access attempt

failure time point.

Call Drop Call Connection Success Indicates the call connection

Time success time point.

Call Drop Time Indicates the call drop time.

Access Delay Access Attempt Time Indicates the access attempt

start time point.

Access Success Time Indicates the access attempt

success time point.

MOS Abnormal MOS Time Indicates the time for the

sampling point whose MOS
is lower than the threshold.

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Item Type Parameter Description

Longitude Indicates the longitude of

the sampling point whose
MOS is lower than the
threshold.

Latitude Indicates the latitude of the

sampling point whose MOS
is lower than the threshold.

SRVCC SRVCC Attempt Time Indicates the SRVCC

attempt start time point.

SRVCC Failure Time Indicates the SRVCC failure

time point.

Same for All Index Indicates the problematic

point number.

Filename Indicates the name of a file

where a problematic point is
located.

Exception Side Indicates the exception side.

Failure Classification Indicates layer 1

demarcation.

Deeper Failure Indicates layer 2

Classification demarcation.

Root Cause Indicates layer 3

demarcation, that is, RF
causes (empty if air
interface causes do not
exist).

Cell Name Indicates the cell name

between the attempt and
success or during the VoLTE
problematic point evaluation
period.

eNodeBID Indicates the eNodeB ID

between the attempt and
success or during the RF
correlation period.

RSRP Avg Indicates the average RSRP

between the attempt and
success or during the RF
correlation period.

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Item Type Parameter Description

SINR Avg Indicates the average SINR

between the attempt and
success or during the RF
correlation period.

Tx Power Avg Indicates the average Tx

power between the attempt
and success or during the
RF correlation period.

Optimization Suggestion Indicates the optimization

suggestion.

Table 11-10 VoLTE Theme Result View (ROMES VoLTE) window

Item Type Parameter Description

Access Fail Route Name Indicates the route name.

Fail Times Indicates the number of

failures.

Access Times Indicates the number of

access times.

Call Setup Success Rate Indicates the access success

rate.

Percentage in Call Setup Indicates the problematic

point percentage.

Call Drop Route Name Indicates the route name.

Dropped Times Indicates the number of

failures.

Access Times Indicates the total number of

calls.

Call Drop Rate Indicates the call drop rate.

Percentage in Call Dropped Indicates the problematic

point percentage.

Setup Latency Route Name Indicates the route name.

Average latency Indicates the average delay.

Top Poor 20% Latency Indicates the Top20% low

value (in descending order).

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Item Type Parameter Description

Times of Latency Longer Indicates the number of

than 4s times the delay is greater
than the threshold.

Percentage in Setup Latency Indicates the problematic

point percentage.

MOS Route Name Indicates the route name.

Average MOS Indicates the MOS.

Top Poor 20% Latency Indicates the Top20% low

value (in descending order).

Times of MOS Lower than 2 Indicates the number of

times when a MOS
threshold is not exceeded.

Percentage in Poor MOS Indicates the problematic

point percentage.

Table 11-11 VoLTE Theme Point Information (ROMES VoLTE) window

Parameter Description

Side1 Indicates the calling/called terminal.

Side2

Filename Indicates the name of a file where a

problematic point is located.

Call End Indicates call termination.

LON/LAT Indicates the longitude and latitude.

Problem type Indicates the problem type.

Cause Indicates the problem cause.

RF Analysis Indicates the problem cause.

Suggestion Indicates the optimization suggestion.

Resource Usage Rate Indicates the resource utilization.

Serving Cell Indicates the serving cell.

Neighbour Cell Indicates the neighboring cell.

UE Txpower Indicates the average power.

Distance between place1 and place2 Indicates the distance between place 1 and
place 2.

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Parameter Description

RSRP/RSCP/RSSI Indicates the reference signal received

power/received signal code power/received
signal strength indicator.

PCI/PSC/BSIC Indicates the physical cell identifier/primary

scrambling code/base transceiver station
identity code.

POLQA Indicates MOS.

RF Mode Indicates the RF mode.

Call Type Indicates the call type. MTC indicates the

mobile terminated call and MOC indicates
the mobile originated call.

Route Name Indicates the route name.

Call Technology Indicates the call technology.

Sample Technology Indicates the voice MOS sample

technology.

Vocoder Indicates the voice coding rate.

Bitrate Indicates the bit rate.

Sample Start para Indicates the sample start para. For

example, Side1 Sample StartLAT indicates
sample start latitude of system 1.

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12 Data Analysis (TD-SCDMA)

About This Chapter

This section describes how to analyze the TD-SCDMA data.

12.1 TD-SCDMA Coverage Overlap Analysis
This section describes TD-SCDMA coverage overlap analysis. The results of TD-SCDMA
coverage overlap analysis enable you to obtain data, such as the network quality and cell
relationships at all DT points within the coverage of a TD-SCDMA cell, thereby easily
locating network problems.
12.2 Missing Neighboring Cell Analysis (TD-SCDMA)
This section describes the TD-SCDMA missing neighboring cell analysis. Missing
neighboring cells are neighboring cells whose data is not included in the neighboring cell data
of a network. If the problem of missing neighboring cells occurs, handovers may fail,
resulting in call drops. Based on the missing neighboring cell analysis, you can accurately
locate the areas where the problem of missing neighboring cells occurs and obtain the
information about the missing intra-frequency neighboring cells and missing inter-frequency
neighboring cells. The missing neighboring cell analysis provides guidelines for optimizing
intra-frequency and inter-frequency neighboring cells to improve the neighboring cell
optimization efficiency.

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12.1 TD-SCDMA Coverage Overlap Analysis

This section describes TD-SCDMA coverage overlap analysis. The results of TD-SCDMA
coverage overlap analysis enable you to obtain data, such as the network quality and cell
relationships at all DT points within the coverage of a TD-SCDMA cell, thereby easily
locating network problems.

Context
You can drill down the detailed coverage analysis information only by cell. In addition, you
can drill down the detailed coverage analysis information about only one cell at a time.
The Assistant supports the coverage analysis for the DT logfiles of both UEs and scanners.
The methods for viewing the coverage analysis results of DT logfiles of UEs and scanners are
the same. The following description takes how to view the coverage analysis results of DT
logfiles of UEs as an example.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the TD-SCDMA coverage overlap analysis type.

Step 2 Import TD-SCDMA engineering parameters.

Step 3 Calculate cell radius.

Step 4 Execute the analysis task.

After the analysis, the Assistant automatically opens the TD-SCDMA Theme(UE) tab page,
which displays the analysis result. For pictures of the TD-SCDMA Theme(UE) tab page, see
Figure 12-1. For details about each window, see Table 12-1.
NOTE

On the Project tab page, right-click an analysis set node for which the analysis task is complete and
choose TD-SCDMA Theme Result > UE Result from the shortcut menu to manually enter the TD-
SCDMA Theme(UE) tab page and view the analysis results of UEs.

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Figure 12-1 TD-SCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

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Table 12-1 Windows on the TD-SCDMA Theme(UE) tab page

Window Name Description

Theme Result View window Lists detailed information about the

coverage analysis result in a table. If the
analysis result is empty, see 20.6 What
Should I Do When No Theme Analysis
Result Is Displayed?.
In the Theme Result View window, cell
parameter information is displayed by row.
The first three columns are fixed
parameters. The parameters in other
columns are configured coverage-related
parameters, for example, the coverage
overlap rate. The File List column lists the
DT logfiles, that is, the list of DT logfiles
related to the serving cell of the DT point.
The analysis results are identified in
different colors. For example, if the over-
coverage rate of a cell exceeds the alarm
threshold, the analysis results are displayed
in red.
NOTE

l You can click on the toolbar. In the

displayed Columns Setting dialog box, set
the parameters to be displayed in the Theme
Result View window.
l In the Theme Result View window, double-
click the cell analysis result in a row to drill
down the analysis result. If the map view is
displayed in red during the drilldown and
data view synchronization, see 20.7 What
Should I Do When the Map View Is
Displayed in Red During the Drilldown
and Data View Synchronization?.

Theme Detail window Shows detailed information about the

coverage analysis result in charts.
The Over Coverage tab page displays
detailed information about the coverage
overlap analysis result. For parameter
description, see Over Coverage tab.

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Window Name Description

TD-SCDMA Theme(UE) Map window Displays detailed information about the

coverage analysis result on a map. For
details about the operations on the map, see
6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
l Coverage overlap DT points or DT
points with no primary serving cells are
displayed in red.
l Normal DT points are displayed in
green.
l DT points that do not belong to the
current cell are displayed in gray.
NOTE
l You can click a DT point in the TD-SCDMA
Theme(UE) Map window and query the
longitude and latitude information, as well as
related cell information about the selected
DT point in the two areas in the lower part of
the Theme Detail window.
The DT point is connected to the cells in the
active set through solid lines and to the cells
in the monitor set through broken lines.
l Under the Theme Layer node on the Map
Layers tab page in the right side of the map,
click the required layer to view the problem
DT points and cell information of a specific
theme.

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12.2 Missing Neighboring Cell Analysis (TD-SCDMA)

This section describes the TD-SCDMA missing neighboring cell analysis. Missing
neighboring cells are neighboring cells whose data is not included in the neighboring cell data
of a network. If the problem of missing neighboring cells occurs, handovers may fail,
resulting in call drops. Based on the missing neighboring cell analysis, you can accurately
locate the areas where the problem of missing neighboring cells occurs and obtain the
information about the missing intra-frequency neighboring cells and missing inter-frequency
neighboring cells. The missing neighboring cell analysis provides guidelines for optimizing
intra-frequency and inter-frequency neighboring cells to improve the neighboring cell
optimization efficiency.

Context
The Assistant determines whether measurement cells are neighboring cells according to the
RSCP and Ec/Io values of the measurement cells. After that, the Assistant compares the data
of these determined neighboring cells with the imported neighboring cell data, if the imported
neighboring cell data does not contain the data of any determined neighboring cells, the
determined neighboring cell is considered as a missing neighboring cell.

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The Assistant supports the TD-SCDMA missing neighboring cell analysis for the DT logfiles
collected by scanners.

Procedure
Step 1 Set the missing neighboring TD-SCDMA cell analysis type.

Step 2 Import TD-SCDMA engineering parameters.

Step 3 Calculate cell radius.

Step 4 Execute the analysis task.

After the analysis, the Assistant automatically opens the TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab
page, which displays the analysis result. For pictures of the TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner)
tab page, see Figure 12-2. For details about each window, see Table 12-2.
NOTE

On the Project tab page, right-click an analysis set node for which the analysis task is complete and
choose TD-SCDMA Theme Result > Scanner Result from the shortcut menu to manually enter the
TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab page and view the analysis results.

Figure 12-2 TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab page

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Table 12-2 Windows on the TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner) tab page

Window Name Description

Theme Result View window Lists the missing neighboring cell analysis
result in a table. If the analysis result is
empty, see 20.6 What Should I Do When
No Theme Analysis Result Is Displayed?.
In the Theme Result View window, cell
parameter information is displayed by row.
For parameter description, see Theme
Result Review window.
NOTE

l You can click on the toolbar. In the

displayed Columns dialog box, set the
parameters to be displayed in the Theme
Result View window.
l In the Theme Result View window, double-
click the cell analysis result in a row to drill
down the analysis result. If the map view is
displayed in red during the drilldown and
data view synchronization, see 20.7 What
Should I Do When the Map View Is
Displayed in Red During the Drilldown
and Data View Synchronization?.

Theme Detail window Displays detailed information about the

missing neighboring cell analysis result in
charts.

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Window Name Description

TD-SCDMA Theme(Scanner) Map Displays detailed information about the

window missing neighboring cell analysis result on a
map. For details about the operations on the
map, see 6.4.3 Map-related Operations.
You can learn about the size and location of
the missing neighboring cell area based on
different colors of the DT points.
l Blue cells indicate configured intra-
frequency neighboring cells of the
serving cell.
l Green cells indicate configured inter-
frequency neighboring cells of the
serving cell.
l Orange cells indicate missing
neighboring cells of the serving cell.
NOTE
l You can click a DT point in the TD-SCDMA
Theme(UE) Map window and query the
longitude and latitude information, as well as
related cell information about the selected
DT point in the two areas in the lower part of
the Theme Detail window.
DT points and top N cells are connected by
solid lines.
l Under the Theme Layer node on the Map
Layers tab page in the right side of the map,
click the required layer to view the problem
DT points and cell information of a specific
theme.

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13 Viewing the Analysis Results

About This Chapter

This section describes how to view the analysis results. The Assistant can display the IEs and
KPIs in charts and tables in the map, chart, and list views.
13.1 Viewing IE Analysis Results
This section describes how to view IEs. After an analysis task is executed, you can take
analysis group as an object and view the statistical results of IEs in each analysis group on the
IE tab page or in multiple IE view windows. You can also present multiple IEs in a view
window so that different IEs or the same IE of different analysis groups can be compared and
analyzed.
13.2 Viewing KPI Analysis Results
This section describes how to view KPI analysis results. After an analysis task is executed,
you can view and analyze KPI or events related to KPIs by analysis group.
13.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Event View Windows
After an analysis task is executed, you can view the Event information in a map window, , or
a table window on the Event tab page. This helps you learn the overall distribution of each
Event of DT data in an analysis group.
13.4 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Messages View Windows
After an analysis task is executed, you can view the messages information in a map window, a
chart window, or a table window on the Messages tab page. This helps you learn the overall
distribution of each messages of DT data in an analysis group.
13.5 IE Combination Query
This section describes how to use the IE combination query function to query IE statistics
when one or more IEs meet certain conditions. You can also query the statistical result of
events that occur at the same time with these IEs so that you can efficiently learn the network
status and analyze network problems.

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13.1 Viewing IE Analysis Results

This section describes how to view IEs. After an analysis task is executed, you can take
analysis group as an object and view the statistical results of IEs in each analysis group on the
IE tab page or in multiple IE view windows. You can also present multiple IEs in a view
window so that different IEs or the same IE of different analysis groups can be compared and
analyzed.

13.1.1 Viewing the Analysis Results on the Project Tab Page

After an analysis task is performed, you can browse the IEs recorded in DT logfiles on the
Project tab page. This helps you view the IE statistical results in multiple view windows.

Prerequisites
l You have set an IE template and selected IEs to be viewed. For details, see 6.2.1 Setting
KPI Template and IE Template.
l An analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Procedure
Step 1 Click the Project tab and select an analysis group to be viewed in Analysis Group.

Step 2 View the IE information about a selected analysis group.

l Click the IEs one by one in the lower part of the Project tab page. For details about the
IEs, see Table 13-1.

l Type an IE to be queried in the text box of the line where is located, and press
Enter.

For detailed description about the IEs, see 21.1 IE Descriptions.

Table 13-1 Structure of the IE navigation tree

First-Level Second-Level Description

Directory Directory

UE Common Common IEs.

Custom Customized IEs.

GSM GSM UE IEs.

WCDMA WCDMA UE IEs.

LTE LTE UE IEs.

Vocoder Usage IEs related to GSM voice coding schemes.

Delay Delay-related IEs.

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First-Level Second-Level Description

Directory Directory

AppLayer Application layer throughput on the uplink and

Analysis downlink.

MOS IEs related to speech quality evaluation.

It includes PESQ LQ, PESQ Score, PESQ P862.1, and
PESQ Ie.
NOTE
The Assistant can analyze the speech quality evaluation data
collected by the GENEX Probe.

Crossing Table The counters are displayed in the crossing table.

Event Event List.

Scanner WCDMA TopN IEs of a WCDMA network that are displayed after the
top N data of a scanner is analyzed.

GSM TopN IEs of a GSM network that are displayed after the top N
data of a scanner is analyzed.

LTE TopN IEs of an LTE network that are displayed after the top N
data of a scanner is analyzed.

WCDMA CW Data reported during the WCDMA CW test.

WCDMA RSSI Data reported during the WCDMA RSSI test.

Custom Customized IEs.

WCDMA WCDMA frequency spectrum analysis.

Spectrum
Analysis

GMS Spectrum GSM frequency spectrum analysis.

Analysis

LTE Spectrum LTE frequency spectrum analysis.

Analysis

Query IE combination query.

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Follow-up Procedure
You can view the statistical information about the IEs that are listed on the Project tab page in
multiple view windows.

13.1.2 Viewing the Analysis Results in the IE View Windows

After an analysis task is executed, you can view the IE information in the map window, chart
window, or table window on the IE tab page. This section helps you learn the overall
distribution of each IE of drive test (DT) data in an analysis group.

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Prerequisites
l The IEs are displayed on the IE tab page. For details, see 13.1.1 Viewing the Analysis
Results on the Project Tab Page.
l You have installed the Google Earth on your PC before viewing indicators on the Google
Earth.

Context
The modes of displaying IEs are as follows:

l Map
Different IEs are displayed as different layers in a map window. The statistical
information of multiple IEs (including IEs of different analysis groups) can be displayed
in a map window.
l Chart window
The chart window is categorized into the line chart window, pie chart window, and
histogram window. The statistical information of multiple IEs (including IEs of different
analysis groups) can be displayed in a line chart window. The statistical information of
only one IE can be displayed on a pie chart window or a histogram window.
l Table window
The statistical information of multiple IEs (including IEs of different analysis groups)
can be displayed in a table window.
Each window can be displayed in two modes:
l The window, displayed in a new window, is used to display the distribution of a certain
IE.
l The window, displayed in the current active window, is used to compare the data of the
same IE in different analysis groups.

Procedure

Step 1 Click the Project tab and search for the IE name to be viewed in .
NOTE

Dynamic IEs cannot be searched for.

Step 2 Select an IE to be viewed.

Step 3 Select the mode of displaying IEs.

If You Need To... Then...

View data in a Map window Right-click an IE and choose Display On Map from the
new window shortcut menu.

Google Earth Right-click an IE and choose Display On GoogleEarth

window from the shortcut menu.

Line chart Right-click an IE and choose Display On Chart from

window the shortcut menu.

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If You Need To... Then...

Pie chart Right-click an IE and choose Display On Caky from

window the shortcut menu.

Histogram Right-click an IE and choose Display On Histogram

window from the shortcut menu.

Table view Right-click an IE and choose Display On Sheet from

window the shortcut menu.
IE details are displayed on the Sheet tab page.
IE statistics (such as IE maximum value, minimum
value, average value, CDF 5%, variance, IE quantity
and percentage in each distribution range, and IE total
number) is displayed on the Statistic tab page.

Custom linear 1. Right-click an IE and choose Custom Display on

chart view Chart > X Axis from the shortcut menu.
window 2. Right-click another IE and choose Custom Display
on Chart > Y Axis from the shortcut menu.
A custom chart with the selected IE in a as the x-axis
and the selected IE in b as the y-axis is automatically
generated in the Assistant.
Right-click a chart and the shortcut menus include:
l Modify Series Data: enables you to modify the
display scales of the x-axis and y-axis.
l Edit: enables you to edit the chart.
l Curve Fitting: enables you to fit discrete points on
the x-axis and y-axis to a smooth curve based on an
algorithm.

Web map Right-click an IE and choose Display On Web Map

window from the shortcut menu.

IE alarm Right-click an IE and choose Alarm Threshold Setting

threshold from the shortcut menu.
settings After you set an IE threshold value, the IEs meet the
window threshold are displayed in red.
Value Setting: The IE value can be set bi-directionally.
and indicates that the intersection set of two values can
be used. or indicates that the union set of two values
can be used.
Region Setting: in indicates inside the area and outside
indicates outside the area.

View data in the current active Right-click an IE and choose Display On Active View
window Type from the shortcut menu.
NOTE
View Type can be map window, line chart window, or table
window.

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NOTE
The IEs under the Common node on the IE tab page can be displayed in a map window, Google Earth
window, line chart window, or table window. IEs under the Common node are displayed on a map,
Google Earth, line chart, or table.

Step 4 View the selected IE windows on the Overview tab page. IE windows can be synchronously
displayed on the Overview tab page.
NOTE
You can drag and drop an IE on the IE tab page to display it in the current active window. Alternatively,
you can drag and drop multiple IEs to display them in the current active window. You can drag an NE to
an open view or drag multiple IEs to one view.
l View data in the map window. For details, see Figure 13-1.

Figure 13-1 Map window

In the Map Layers navigation tree, choose Data Layers > IE Layer, select the IE
names and legends to be viewed on the map.
You can also select multiple IEs to display them as layers on the map.
For details on relevant operations in the map window, see Setting Layer Display
Properties and Configuring Legends.
l View IEs in a chart window or a table window.
– For details on the chart window, see 19.2 Interface Description: Viewing IEs in
the Chart View Window.
– For details on the table window, see 19.3 Interface Description: Viewing IEs in
the Table View Window.
l View data in the Measurement Information window.
Choose View > Measurement Information on the menu bar. The Measurement
Information window is displayed.
On the Overview tab page, the information in the Measurement Information window
and table view window can be displayed synchronously.

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l In the map window, locate the pointer to a cell layer, the information about engineering
parameter fields of this cell is displayed. Engineering parameter fields vary according to
the network system.
NOTE
After engineering parameters are imported into the Assistant, the information about an engineering
parameter field is displayed only after the engineering parameter field matches the field in the
Assistant. Otherwise, the field information is not displayed.
l In the map window, select a DT point and then view the related information in the sub-
windows in the Theme Detail window. Note that you can press the UP (LEFT) arrow
key or DOWN (RIGHT) arrow key to switch from one DT point to another DT point.
NOTE
Press the UP (LEFT) arrow key to switch to the previous DT point or DOWN (RIGHT) arrow
key to switch to the next DT point.

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13.1.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Predefined View

Windows
View windows are used to display test data. When drilling down KPI analysis result and
theme analysis result, you can open view windows as required to view the test data.

Context
The Assistant provides the following types of view windows: air interface parameter view,
message view, theme result view, map view, and theme detail view. If the existing view
windows cannot meet your requirement, you can customize view windows.
On the Assistant, data in the view windows are displayed in charts, lists, or combination of
charts and lists. For details about view windows, see 13.1.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in
the Predefined View Windows.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose View > Forms or shortcut menu options to open the view windows to view the test
data.
The view windows that can be opened vary according to analysis scenarios. For example, the
Theme Result View can be opened only when theme analysis results are queried.
Step 2 Optional: Set the attributes of view windows as required.
For details, see 13.1.4 Configuring the View Window.

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13.1.4 Configuring the View Window

This section describes how to configure the Layer-3 message view window, event view
window, and theme result view window.

Prerequisites
You have opened the view window to be configured. For details about how to open a view
window, see 13.1.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Predefined View Windows.

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Context
For details about view windows, see 19.4 Interface Description: View Window
Management.

Procedure
l Configure the Layer-3 message view window and event view window.
a. In the L3 Message window or Event window, Right-click and then choose one
message or event > Properties, A dialog box is displayed for you to configure the
attributes of the view window.
b. Set the window name in Name.
c. Select the messages to be analyzed on the Messages tab page.
d. Select the events to be analyzed on the Events tab page.
e. Set the parameter display style on the Columns tab page.
n Select the parameters to be displayed by clicking >, >>, <, or <<.
n Adjust the sequence of displayed parameters by clicking Up or Down.
n Set the parameter name by clicking Edit.
f. Click OK.
l Configure the theme result view window.

a. Click on the toolbar in the Theme Result View window. The Columns dialog
box is displayed.
b. Set the parameter display style.
n Select the parameters to be displayed by clicking >, >>, <, or <<.
n Adjust the sequence of displayed parameters by clicking Up or Down.
c. Click OK.
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13.2 Viewing KPI Analysis Results

This section describes how to view KPI analysis results. After an analysis task is executed,
you can view and analyze KPI or events related to KPIs by analysis group.

Prerequisites
l An analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.
l A KPI is selected. For details, see 6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template.

Context
The KPI analysis results are the analysis results of only the KPIs that are selected in the KPI
template.
After an analysis task is executed, you can view or copy KPI analysis results on the Overview
tab page.
The Assistant can search for and filter the KPI drilldown events, which help you search for
certain KPI events.

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Procedure
Step 1 Choose View > KPI Result on the menu bar. The KPI Result window is displayed.

If... Then...

View KPI analysis results of all The following methods can be applied:
analysis groups l Choose View > KPI Reslut on the menu bar. The
KPI Result window is displayed.
l On the Project tab page, right-click Analysis Group
and choose View KPI Result from the shortcut menu.
The KPI Result dialog box is displayed.

View KPI analysis results of a 1. On the Project tab page, choose Analysis Group >
specific analysis group Analysis Group Name.
2. Right-click an analysis group and choose View KPI
Result from the shortcut menu. The KPI Result
dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 In the KPI Result dialog box, view or copy KPI analysis results and search for or filter KPI-
related events.
For the details about the area divisions of the interface, see 19.20 Interface Description:
Viewing KPI Results in the KPI Result Window.

If... Then...

View KPI analysis l In area (1) in the KPI Result dialog box, double-click a
results KPI. Then, the related information is displayed in areas (2),
(3), and (4).

l In area (1), select a KPI value and then click to view

the KPI analysis result by test terminal. Then, click to
return to the KPI analysis window that takes the analysis
group as the analysis object.

Copy KPI analysis In area (1), right-click one or multiple KPIs and choose Copy
results from the shortcut menu to copy KPI analysis results.
NOTE
l You can also press Ctrl + C to copy KPI analysis results.
l To export results successfully, you must ensure that the format of
the copied KPIs must be consistent with the format selected in the
KPI Results dialog box.

Export KPI analysis

results Click on the toolbar to export the analysis results of the
KPIs that are displayed in the current window as an .xml file.

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If... Then...

Search for or filter KPI- 1. Double-click a KPI in area (4) to view the KPI-related
related events events in area (2).
2. Right-click one or multiple KPIs in area (2) and choose
Find from the shortcut menu to search for KPI-related
events.

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Follow-up Procedure
You can further drill down events in area (2) to view the details about KPI analysis results.
For details, see 14.2 Drilling Down Event Analysis Results.

13.3 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Event View

Windows
After an analysis task is executed, you can view the Event information in a map window, , or
a table window on the Event tab page. This helps you learn the overall distribution of each
Event of DT data in an analysis group.

Prerequisites
l The Events are displayed on the Event tab page. For details, see 13.1.1 Viewing the
Analysis Results on the Project Tab Page.
l You have installed the Google Earth on your PC before viewing indicators on the Google
Earth.

Context
The modes of displaying Events are as follows:

l Map
Different Events are displayed as different layers in a map window. The statistical
information of multiple Events (including Events of different analysis groups) can be
displayed in a map window.
l Table window
The statistical information of multiple Events (including Events of different analysis
groups) can be displayed in a table window.

Procedure

Step 1 Click the Project tab and search for the Event name to be viewed in .

Step 2 Select an Event to be viewed.

Step 3 Select the mode of displaying Events.

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If You Need To... Then...

View data in a Map window Right-click an Event and choose Display On Map from
new window the shortcut menu.

Google Earth Right-click an Event and choose Display On

window GoogleEarth from the shortcut menu.

Table view Right-click an Event and choose Display On Sheet

window from the shortcut menu.

Web map Right-click an Event and choose Display On Web Map

window from the shortcut menu.

View data in the current active Right-click an Event and choose Display On Active
window View Type from the shortcut menu.
NOTE
View Type can be map window, or table window.

Step 4 View the selected Event windows on the Overview tab page. Event windows can be
synchronously displayed on the Overview tab page.
NOTE
You can drag and drop an Event on the Event tab page to display it in the current active window.
Alternatively, you can drag and drop multiple Events to display them in the current active window. You
can drag an NE to an open view or drag multiple Events to one view.
l View data in the map window. For details, see Figure 13-2.

Figure 13-2 Map window

In the Map Layers navigation tree, choose Data Layers > Event Layer, select the
Event names and legends to be viewed on the map.
You can also select multiple Events to display them as layers on the map.
For details about relevant operations in the map window, see Setting Layer Display
Properties and Configuring Legends.

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13.4 Viewing the Analysis Results in the Messages View

Windows
After an analysis task is executed, you can view the messages information in a map window, a
chart window, or a table window on the Messages tab page. This helps you learn the overall
distribution of each messages of DT data in an analysis group.

Context
The statistical information of multiple Messages (including Messages of different analysis
groups) can be displayed in a table window.

Procedure

Step 1 Click the Project tab and search for the message name to be viewed in .

Step 2 Select a messages to be viewed.

Step 3 Select the mode of displaying IEs.

If You Need To... Then...

View data in a Table view Right-click an IE and choose Display On Sheet from
new window window the shortcut menu.

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13.5 IE Combination Query

This section describes how to use the IE combination query function to query IE statistics
when one or more IEs meet certain conditions. You can also query the statistical result of
events that occur at the same time with these IEs so that you can efficiently learn the network
status and analyze network problems.

Prerequisites
l You have set an IE template and selected the IEs to be queried. For details, see 6.2.1
Setting KPI Template and IE Template.
l You have executed an analysis task. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

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Context
The IE combination query function enables you to obtain the query results from the database
by setting a set of IE query conditions. The query results are displayed by analysis group on
the Assistant. For example, to learn the coverage status of an island, you can set TA to greater
than or equal to 2 and RxLev to greater than -80 dBm to query the statistical results of TA,
RxLev, and other IEs (such as BER and FER) and of the events that occur at the same time
with these IEs (such as handovers and call drops). You can also query the results on a map or
in a table.
You can query the results by IE, time, or region. Alternatively, you can query the results by
combining the three conditions in any form.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > Combine Query. The New Query dialog box is
displayed, as shown in Figure 13-3.

Figure 13-3 New Query dialog box

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Step 2 In the Query Name text box, edit the query name. The first query name is Query1 by default.

Step 3 Set the query condition combination relationships.

Step 4 Set the query conditions.

If You Need To... Then...

Query the statistics by See Setting the conditions for querying by IE.
IE NOTE
If you need to view dynamic IEs after the query, expand the dynamic IE
nodes in the IE tree before creating a query task.

Query the statistics by See Setting the conditions for querying by time.
time

Query the statistics by See Setting the conditions for querying by region.
region

l Setting the conditions for querying by IE

If you set Logical Operation to and, the query result must meet all preset IE filter
conditions. If you set Logical Operation to or, the query result meets any one of the
preset IE filter conditions.
a. In the IE Filter Condition area, click Add. The Add IE Condition Item dialog
box is displayed.
b. Select the name and range of an IE to set an IE subcondition.
Expand the IE navigation tree and double-click an IE. The selected IEs are
displayed in the text box in the left pane. Select an operator from the drop-down list
in the middle and enter a value in the text box in the right pane, as shown in Figure
13-4.

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Figure 13-4 Add IE Condition Item dialog box

c. Click OK.
The system adds the set query conditions to the IE Filter Condition area.
d. Optional: Perform step a through c to add more conditions for querying by IE.
Select a set condition for querying by IE and click Delete to delete the condition.
Click Clear to delete all set conditions for querying by IE.
l Setting the conditions for querying by time
a. In the Time Filter Condition area, click Add. The Add Time Condition Item
dialog box is displayed.
b. Set Start Time and End Time, as shown in Figure 13-5.
NOTE
The start time must be earlier than the end time.

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Figure 13-5 Add Time Condition Item dialog box

c. Click OK.
Then, the system adds the set query conditions to the Time Filter Condition area.
You can add multiple subconditions in the Time filter condition area. The system
analyzes the IEs that meet any of the subconditions.
l Setting the conditions for querying by region
a. Select the region mode in the row where Logical Operation resides.
n in: statistics within the region are collected.
n outside: statistics outside the region are collected.
b. In the Region Filter Condition area, select the region where the IE resides.

Step 5 (Optional) Click Save to export the set query conditions.

The conditions can be exported as an XML file. You can also click Import in the upper part
of the New Query window to import the query conditions.

Step 6 Then, click Next.

Step 7 In the Available IE area, select the IEs to be queried and add them to the Selected IE area.

Step 8 (Optional) Click Save to export the set query IEs.

The IEs can be exported as an XML file. You can also click Import in the upper part of the
New Query window to import the query IEs.

Step 9 Click OK.

Step 10 View the IE combination query result.

1. On the IE tab page, select a newly created query name under Query.
2. Right-click the Result node of the query task and choose a IE view mode from the
shortcut menu. The system provides various IE view modes. For details, see 13.1.2
Viewing the Analysis Results in the IE View Windows.
NOTE
If you select Display on sheet to view the IE combination query results, you are advised to view
the details about the IEs that meet the conditions on the sheet page and statistical results on the
Statistic page.

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Follow-up Procedure
The IE combination query result is automatically saved in the project. You can view the IE
combination query result when opening the project next time.
l You can create a maximum of five query tasks for one analysis group. The query
comparison results are displayed on a map or sheet.
l If you need to modify the query conditions, right-click a query name and choose Modify
Query from the shortcut menu to reset the IE combination query conditions.
l If you need to delete a query task, right-click the query task name and choose Delete
Query from the shortcut menu to delete the query task.
l If you need to delete all query tasks, right-click a query task name and choose Query >
Clear Query to delete all query tasks.
l If you need to modify a query task name, right-click the query task name and choose
Rename Query from the shortcut menu to change the query task name.

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14 Drilling Down Analysis Results

About This Chapter

After an analysis task is executed, you can drill down IEs and KPI-related events in the map
window. After drilling down an IE or event, the Assistant provides detailed analysis
information about the IE or event, which helps locate network problems.

NOTE

The drill-down page does not display key HiSilicon events and user-defined software events.
When you drill down the analysis result of an IE or event, the result is displayed associatedly based on
the DT data parsing sequence. Locate the row of the latest time point and search for the specific IE or
event upwardly.

14.1 Drilling Down IE Analysis Results

This section describes how to drill down IEs. You can drill down one or multiple DT points of
an IE in the map window. Drilling down IEs can help you locate network problems.
14.2 Drilling Down Event Analysis Results
This section describes how to drill down event analysis results. Event drilldown can help you
obtain the detailed information about KPIs of an event or multiple events and help you learn
about the detailed information about air interface messages, network quality, and DT tracks
before and after one event or multiple events occur. In this way, you can locate network
problems easily.
14.3 Customizing the Display of IE/Event Analysis Results
After the drilling analysis is completed, you can view the details about an IE/event (or some
events). To query the information about the results of other IEs, you can customize the display
of the IE/event analysis results.
14.4 Exporting Drilling Results
After an analysis task is complete, drill and export the result about a specific IE or event to
query the network status before and after exceptions occur, and export and save the result.
You can export required IE and events without drilling them.

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14.1 Drilling Down IE Analysis Results

This section describes how to drill down IEs. You can drill down one or multiple DT points of
an IE in the map window. Drilling down IEs can help you locate network problems.

Prerequisites
l An IE template is set. For details, see 6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and IE Template.
l Engineering parameters are imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.
l An analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Procedure
l Drill down a DT point.

a. Click the Project tab and search for the IE name to be viewed in .
b. Right-click the required IE and choose Display On Map. The Map window is
displayed.
c. Double-click a DT point. The IE Drill Down window is displayed.
In the IE Drill Down window, set the drilldown time range. The Assistant then
drills down the detailed indicators of the IE according to the DT data collected
within the specified time range.
d. Click OK.
After the system drills down the IEs, windows are displayed to show the drilldown
results. For description about each window, see View Windows Predefined for IE/
Event Drilldown Analysis Results.
NOTE
IE drilldown can be performed in the Chart window or Sheet window.
l Drill down multiple DT points.

a. Click the Project tab and search for the IE name to be viewed in .
b. Right-click the required IE and choose Display On Map. The Map window is
displayed.

c. Select the mouse pointer as .

d. Select multiple DT points to be drilled down while holding down the Ctrl key.
double-click the selected DT point. The Event Drill Down window is displayed.
In the IE Drill Down window, set the drilldown time range. The Assistant then
drills down the detailed indicators of the IE according to the DT data collected
within the specified time range.
e. Click OK.
After the system drills down the IEs, windows are displayed to show the drilldown
results. For description about each window, see View Windows Predefined for IE/
Event Drilldown Analysis Results.
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Example
l Figure 14-1 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of GSM IEs.

Figure 14-1 Drilldown analysis results of GSM IEs

l Figure 14-2 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of WCDMA
IEs.

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Figure 14-2 Drilldown analysis results of WCDMA IEs

l Figure 14-3 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of LTE IEs.

Figure 14-3 Drilldown analysis results of LTE IEs

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l Figure 14-4 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of TD-SCDMA
IEs.

Figure 14-4 Drilldown analysis results of TD-SCDMA IEs

14.2 Drilling Down Event Analysis Results

This section describes how to drill down event analysis results. Event drilldown can help you
obtain the detailed information about KPIs of an event or multiple events and help you learn
about the detailed information about air interface messages, network quality, and DT tracks
before and after one event or multiple events occur. In this way, you can locate network
problems easily.

Prerequisites
l You have viewed the KPI analysis results. For details, see 13.2 Viewing KPI Analysis
Results.

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l Engineering parameters are imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.

Context
You can drill down GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA and LTE events. The procedure
for drilling down GSM events is the same as that for drilling down WCDMA events and LTE
events.

Procedure
l In area (2) in the KPI Result window, drill down events.

For details about the area divisions of the KPI Result dialog box, see 19.20 Interface
Description: Viewing KPI Results in the KPI Result Window.

a. Drill down events.

If you want to... Then...

Drill down a single event The following methods can be applied:

l Double-click an event.
l Right-click an event, and then choose Drill Down
from the shortcut menu.

Drill down multiple 1. Right-click in area (2), and then choose Select
events All from the shortcut menu.
2. Right-click the selected events, and then choose
Drill Down from the shortcut menu.

b. Set the time range for the event drilldown in the Event Drill Down dialog box.

The Assistant drills down the indicators related to one or multiple events in the DT
data that is collected within the specified time range.
c. Click OK.
After the system drills down the events, windows are displayed to show the
drilldown results. For description about each window, see View Windows
Predefined for IE/Event Drilldown Analysis Results.
l Drill down events in the map window.
a. Drill down events.
If you want to... Then...

Drill down an event in 1. On the IE tab page, right-click an event and

the map window choose Display On Map from the shortcut menu.
The Map window is displayed.
2. Select an event and double-click the left mouse
button. The Event Drill Down window is
displayed.
NOTE
Events can be drilled down in the Chart window or
Sheet window.

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If you want to... Then...

Drill down multiple 1. On the IE tab page, right-click an event and

events in the map choose Display On Map from the shortcut menu.
window The Map window is displayed.

2. Select the mouse pointer as .

3. Select multiple events to be drilled down while
holding down the Ctrl key. Double-click the left
mouse button. The Event Drill Down window is
displayed.

b. In the Event Drill Down window, set the drilldown time range.
The Assistant then drills down the detailed indicators of events according to the DT
data collected within the specified time range.
c. Click OK.
After the system drills down the events, windows are displayed to show the
drilldown results. For description about each window, see View Windows
Predefined for IE/Event Drilldown Analysis Results.
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Example
l Figure 14-5 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of GSM events.

Figure 14-5 Drilldown analysis results of GSM events

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l Figure 14-6 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of WCDMA
events.

Figure 14-6 Drilldown analysis results of WCDMA events

l Figure 14-7 shows the window displaying the drilldown analysis results of LTE events.

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Figure 14-7 Drilldown analysis results of LTE events

14.3 Customizing the Display of IE/Event Analysis Results

After the drilling analysis is completed, you can view the details about an IE/event (or some
events). To query the information about the results of other IEs, you can customize the display
of the IE/event analysis results.

Prerequisites
The drilling analysis has been performed.

Context
After the drilling analysis is performed, you can customize the display of IE analysis results in
the current view or a new view to browse details.

Procedure
Step 1 Add IEs.

If you need to... Then...

Add IEs to a new view Perform Step 2 to Step 7.

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If you need to... Then...

Add IEs to the current view Go to Step 6.

Step 2 Choose View > Forms > Templates > Custom Window. The Custom Window dialog box is
displayed.
Step 3 Right-click in the Custom Window dialog box, and choose Set Title. The Dialog dialog box
is displayed.
Step 4 Set the view name in the Window Title dialog box.

Step 5 Click OK.

Step 6 Customize the display of IEs.

1. Right-click in the view, and choose Custom View from the shortcut menu. The ListView
Custom Properties dialog box is displayed.
2. On the Mode tab, set the numbers of columns and rows in the dialog box according to
the number of IEs.
a. Select the number of columns from the Columns drop-down list box.
b. Select the number of rows from the Rows drop-down list box.
c. Click Font, and set the font of the IEs.
3. On the Cell Contents tab, set the names and values of IEs.
a. Double-click an IE column.
b. Select [1]<>-'', and click Edit. The IE Information dialog box is displayed.
c. Select Text to edit the IE names.
d. Click OK.
e. Select [2]<>-'', and click Edit. The IE Information dialog box is displayed.
f. Select IEs from the Indication list box, and click OK.
g. In the ListView Custom Properties dialog box, click OK.
Step 7 View the values of the IEs in the view.

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14.4 Exporting Drilling Results

After an analysis task is complete, drill and export the result about a specific IE or event to
query the network status before and after exceptions occur, and export and save the result.
You can export required IE and events without drilling them.

Prerequisites
l You have configured the IE template. For details, see 6.2.1 Setting KPI Template and
IE Template.
l You have imported the engineering parameters. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
l You have executed an analysis task. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

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Procedure
l The steps are as follows:

a. Click the Project tap page. Enter the name of the IE in to search for it.
b. Right-click the required IE and choose Display On Map from the shortcut menu.
The Map window is displayed.
c. Double-click a DT point, The IE Drill Down dialog box is displayed.
In the IE Drill Down dialog box, set the time for drilling the data. The Assistant
will drill detailed counters of the IE from the DT data specified by the time range.
d. Click Export. The Drill Down Export Data window is displayed.
Select the IE or events to be exported.
NOTE

The contents for the nodes except Session App Throughput UL and Session App
Throughput DL under the PS Analysis node are exported as separate tables.
e. Select Export Path. The Please Select the file path window is displayed. Enter the
file name and click Save.
The file is saved in csv format.
f. Click OK. The selected IE or events are exported. Open the file to view the result.
NOTE
The result can be drilled in the Chart and Sheet windows of the IE.

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15 Generating an Analysis Report

About This Chapter

This section describes how to generate an analysis report. The Assistant supports the
generation of comprehensive and professional network analysis reports in batches. After an
analysis task is executed, the Assistant generates an analysis report according to the
configured report template. After an analysis task is executed, if you want to generate an
analysis report in other formats, you can selectively generate an analysis report for the
analysis groups that are analyzed completely. The analysis task needs not to be executed
again, thus improving analysis efficiency.
15.1 Analysis Report Types
This section describes the report types supported by the Assistant. The report types supported
are word, excel and PDF.
15.2 Using Report Wizard to Generate a Report
This section describes how to generate one or multiple custom reports with report wizard.
15.3 Generating Reports by Analysis Group
After an analysis task is executed for analysis groups, the Assistant generates an analysis
report according to the preset report template. If you want to generate an analysis report in
other formats, you can selectively generate an analysis report for the analysis groups that are
analyzed completely. The analysis task does not need to be executed again, and therefore
analysis efficiency is improved.
15.4 Generating a Benchmark Report
This section describes how to generate a benchmark report. The benchmark report can show
the comparison analysis of the network data of different operators in different scenarios so
that operators evaluate the network quality by observing the statistical rank of the network
performance. In addition, the benchmark report can show the comparison analysis of the data
before and after the network optimization so that operators learn the operating status of the
swapped network by observing the differences between the KPIs before and after the network
optimization.
15.5 Generating a Single Site Verification Report
This section describes how to generate a single site verification report. A single site
verification report is an analysis report for a single site, which consists of the information
about the common indicators such as the call drop rate, handover success rate, and FTP rate.
Especially at the early stage of network deployment, a single site verification report can help

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you learn the operating status of a single site so that the workload of manual report output is
reduced and work efficient is improved.
15.6 Generating Service Statistical Reports
This section describes how to generate service statistical reports, which contain MOC and
MTC event and delay information and can help optimization engineers analyze failure causes.
15.7 Generating Custom Cluster Reports
This section describes how to generate custom cluster reports, and can help optimization
engineers analyze failure causes.
15.8 Generating a Cross Table Report
A cross table report is an .xls file composed of multiple sheets. It shows the HSDPA-related
IEs. A comparison report chart can be generated for users to learn the relationship between
HSDPA-related IEs.
15.9 Generating a Speech Quality Evaluation Report
A speech quality evaluation report is an .xls file composed of three sheets. This report
provides the percentage and coding mode of each MOS. A comparison report chart can be
generated for users to learn the relationship between MOSs and speech coding modes.
15.10 Generating an Indoor Distribution Report
Based on the tests on the indoor network environment and the corresponding test logs,
engineers can obtain the indoor distribution reports differentiated by scenario and analyze
those reports. This helps engineers to save time and improve efficiency and accuracy.

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15.1 Analysis Report Types

This section describes the report types supported by the Assistant. The report types supported
are word, excel and PDF.

The Assistant can generate the following types of reports as required:

l For the GSM system:
– CS analysis report. For details, see CS Analysis Report.
– PS analysis report. For details, see PS Analysis Report.
l For the WCDMA system:
– CS analysis report. For details, see CS Analysis Report.
– PS analysis report. For details, see PS Analysis Report.
– Scanner analysis report. For details, see Scanner Analysis Report.
– Cross table report. For details, see 21.4.6 Cross Table Predefined Report.
l For the LTE system:
– ATU analysis report. For details, see ATU Analysis Report.
– UE analysis report. For details, see UE Analysis Report.
– Scanner analysis report. For details, see Scanner Analysis Report.
l For the TD-SCDMA system:
– CS analysis report. For details, see CS Analysis Report.
– PS analysis report. For details, see PS Analysis Report.
l 15.9 Generating a Speech Quality Evaluation Report
l 15.4 Generating a Benchmark Report
l 15.5 Generating a Single Site Verification Report

15.2 Using Report Wizard to Generate a Report

This section describes how to generate one or multiple custom reports with report wizard.

Prerequisites
The data has been analyzed.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose report mode.
1. Choose Report > Report Guide. The Report Guide window is displayed.
2. Select a report template, as shown in Figure 15-1.
NOTE
If KPIs and IEs in the report template are not present in a project, the data related to the KPIs and
IEs are not displayed in the generated report.

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Figure 15-1 Selecting a report template

3. (Optional) You can select PDF Report in the lower part of the page to generate a report
in PDF format.
Step 2 Set the report.
1. Click Project Setting to open the dialog box for setting a report.
You can set the attributes of the report, for example, whether to combine reports and
whether to display Legend on the map. For detailed parameter descriptions, see 6.2.2
Setting Report Attributes.
2. Click OK.
Step 3 (Optional) Set the report filtering criteria.
1. Click Next. A dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-2.

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Figure 15-2 Report Guide dialog box

2. In the IE Filter area, click Add.

The Add IE Condition Item dialog box is displayed.
3. Double-click an IE whose report is to be exported. Set the IE value range in the lower
part of the dialog box, as shown in Figure 15-3.

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Figure 15-3 Add IE Condition Item

4. Click OK.
5. In the Time Filter Condition area, click Add.
The Add Time Condition Item dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-4.

Figure 15-4 Add Time Condition Item

6. Set the start time and end time. Then, click OK.
7. Click Next.
8. In the displayed dialog box, select the value for Logical Operation.
9. Click OK. The Assistant starts to export the report.

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15.3 Generating Reports by Analysis Group

After an analysis task is executed for analysis groups, the Assistant generates an analysis
report according to the preset report template. If you want to generate an analysis report in
other formats, you can selectively generate an analysis report for the analysis groups that are

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analyzed completely. The analysis task does not need to be executed again, and therefore
analysis efficiency is improved.

Prerequisites
l A project has been created. For details about how to create a project, see 6.1 Creating a
Project.
l DT logfiles have been imported. For details, see 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.
l An analysis group has been created. For details, see 7 Creating an Analysis Group.
l Engineering parameter data has been imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Context
The Assistant generates analysis reports in the following scenarios:
l Scenario 1
Before an analysis task is executed, you need to set the analysis report template for the
analysis group. After the analysis task is executed, the Assistant generates an analysis
report according to the preset analysis report template.
l Scenario 2
After an analysis task is executed, if you need to generate analysis reports that are not set
in the analysis report template, you can select the required analysis report templates and
do not need to execute the analysis task again.
If KPIs and IEs in the report template are not present in a project, the values of the KPIs
and IEs are empty in the generated report.
If the report templates available in the system cannot meet your need, you can contact Huawei
engineers to customize a template, and then choose Tool > Import System Configuration
from the menu bar to import the configuration file. For details, see 20.2 How Do I Import
Configuration Information.

Procedure
l Generate an analysis report in scenario 1.
a. Configure a report template.
If You Need To... Then...

Use the predefined Select the predefined report template without

report template configuring the report template.

Use the customized Customize the report template that meets the actual
report template service requirements according to the method of
customizing the report template. For details, see 17.3
Customizing Reports.

b. Import DT logfiles. For details, see 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

c. Create an analysis group and select the report template. For details, see 7 Creating
an Analysis Group.
d. Execute an analysis task. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

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e. View the analysis report.

After the analysis is completed, the Assistant generates an integrated analysis report
and automatically saves it. The report name is composed of the report generation
time and report template name. The report is a .doc or .xls document and is saved in
the following path: project\Report, for example, D:\Untitled Project\Report.
l Generate an analysis report in scenario 2.
– Use one or multiple report templates to generate multiple reports.
i. Under the Analysis Group node on the Project tab page, right-click the
analysis group to be viewed.
ii. Choose Report > Report Templates from the shortcut menu. The Generate
Report dialog box is displayed. as shown in Figure 15-5.

Figure 15-5 Generate Report dialog box

iii. In the Generate Report dialog box, select one or multiple analysis report
templates.
iv. (Optional) You can select PDF Report in the lower part of the page to
generate a report in PDF format.
v. Click OK.
After you select the analysis report template, the system displays the report
generation progress automatically. After an analysis report is generated, the
system switches to the report save path. The report format is DOC, XLS, or
PDF. The name of a report is composed of report template name and analysis
group name. The default path for saving the report is: Path for saving the
project file\Report, for example, D:\Untitled Project\Report.

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15.4 Generating a Benchmark Report

This section describes how to generate a benchmark report. The benchmark report can show
the comparison analysis of the network data of different operators in different scenarios so
that operators evaluate the network quality by observing the statistical rank of the network
performance. In addition, the benchmark report can show the comparison analysis of the data
before and after the network optimization so that operators learn the operating status of the
swapped network by observing the differences between the KPIs before and after the network
optimization.

Prerequisites
An analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Context
The Benchmark report can be generated as Word or Excel files. The Assistant provides the
following Benchmark report templates by default:
l GSM CS Report
l GSM PS Report
l LTE ATU Report
l LTE Scanner Report
l LTE Theme(Word)
l LTE UE Report
l TD-SCDMA CS Report
l TD-SCDMA PS Report
l WCDMA CS Report
l WCDMA PS Report
l WCDMA Scanner Report

The report includes a cover, comparison analysis result of common KPIs, display of key IEs
on a map, and statistical information about key events.

The Assistant can perform analysis on two to six analysis groups and generate analysis groups
based on the benchmark report template. This helps you view analysis results of different
analysis groups.

If the benchmark report template provided by the Assistant does not meet your requirements,
you can contact Huawei engineers to customize a template. Then, choose Tools > Import
System Configuration on the menu bar to import configuration files information. For details,
see 20.2 How Do I Import Configuration Information.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Report > Benchmark on the menu bar. The Generate Benchmark Report window
is display. as shown in Figure 15-6.

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Figure 15-6 Generate Benchmark Report window

Step 2 Click Add in the Generate Benchmark Report dialog box.

Step 3 Select the analysis groups to be compared and viewed in the Choose Analysis Group dialog
box.
NOTE
The analysis task for the analysis groups must be executed.

Step 4 Click OK.

Up: enables you to move the analysis group upwards.
Down: enables you to move the analysis group downwards.
Remove: enables you to delete the analysis group.
Step 5 Select the benchmark analysis report template in Report Template drop-down list.

Step 6 (Optional) You can select PDF Report in the lower part of the page to generate a report in
PDF format.
Step 7 Select the path for saving the benchmark analysis report in Save Path.
The default path for saving the report is: Path for saving the project file\Report, for
example, D:\Untitled Project\Report.
Step 8 Click OK.
After a benchmark report is generated, the Assistant automatically switches to the save path of
the benchmark report for you to view it.

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15.5 Generating a Single Site Verification Report

This section describes how to generate a single site verification report. A single site
verification report is an analysis report for a single site, which consists of the information
about the common indicators such as the call drop rate, handover success rate, and FTP rate.
Especially at the early stage of network deployment, a single site verification report can help

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you learn the operating status of a single site so that the workload of manual report output is
reduced and work efficient is improved.

Prerequisites
l The neighboring cell data is imported. For details, see 6.3.3 Importing Neighboring
Cell Data.
l Engineering parameters are imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.
l An analysis task is executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Context
By default, the Assistant provides the following single site verification reports:
l Excel:
– CDMA SSV
– GSM SSV
– LTE SSV
– LTE VoLTE SSV
– TD-SCDMA SSV
– WCDMA SSV
l Word:
– GSM SSV
– WCDMA SSV
– LTE SSV
– LTE VoLTE SSV
The Assistant generates a report according to the selected single site verification report
template, which helps you learn the operating status of the site.
If the single site verification report template provided by the Assistant does not meet your
requirements, you can contact Huawei engineers to customize a template. Then, choose Tools
> Import System Configuration on the menu bar to import configuration files information.
For details, see 20.2 How Do I Import Configuration Information.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Report > SSV on the menu bar. The Generate Single Site Verification Report
window is displayed. as shown in Figure 15-7.

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Figure 15-7 Generate Single Site Verification Report window

Step 2 Select the analysis groups to be viewed in the Generate Single Site Verification Report
dialog box.
1. Click Add to select a site.
In the Select One Site window, you can use the Filter function to filter Site ID or Site
Name to quickly find a site.
2. Click OK.
3. Double-click the Report Template column in the line where the selected site belongs.
The SSV Template Select dialog box is displayed. Select an RAT and format and click
OK.
4. In the Stationary Test Analysis Group line, click Select. The Choose Analysis Group
dialog box is displayed. Select a fixed-point test data analysis group and click OK.
5. In the Drive Test Analysis Group line, click Select. The Choose Analysis Group
dialog box is displayed. Select a fixed-point drive test data analysis group and click OK.
6. In the Report Map Background line, select a report map background.
– No Background: indicates no background map.
– MapInfo Map: indicates the MapInfo map background.
– Google Earth: indicates the Google Earth map background.
7. Click Browse next to Save Path to select a path for saving the site verification analysis
report.
The default path for saving the report is: Path for saving the project file\Report, for
example, D:\Untitled Project\Report.
8. (Optional) You can select PDF Report in the lower part of the page to generate a report
in PDF format.

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Step 3 Click OK.

After a single site verification report is generated, the Assistant automatically switches to the
save path of the single site verification report for you to view it.

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15.6 Generating Service Statistical Reports

This section describes how to generate service statistical reports, which contain MOC and
MTC event and delay information and can help optimization engineers analyze failure causes.

Prerequisites
l You have imported the engineering parameters. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
l You have executed an analysis task. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.
l You have added a report tepmlate. For details, see 17.3.3 Creating an Office Report
Template.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Report > Business Statistics > Business Statistics Report from the menu bar. The
Business Statistics window is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-8.

Figure 15-8 Business Statistics window

Step 2 Select an analysis set in the Analysis Group text box and
Step 3 Select a report template from the template list.
Step 4 Select Report Base, The Report Base Select window is displayed, select the type of the
business.

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Step 5 Click OK.

After a report is generated, the Assistant automatically switches to the path saving the report
for you to view it.

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15.7 Generating Custom Cluster Reports

This section describes how to generate custom cluster reports, and can help optimization
engineers analyze failure causes.

Prerequisites
l You have imported the engineering parameters. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
l You have executed an analysis task. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.
l You have added a report template. For details, see 17.3.3 Creating an Office Report
Template.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Report > Custom Report > Custom Cluster Report from the menu bar. The
Generate Custom Cluster Report window is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-9.

Figure 15-9 Generate Custom Cluster Report

Step 2 Select a report template from the template list.

Step 3 Drag the analysis group on the left to the right.

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The analysis group on the left is created during project implementation and the analysis group
on the right is used for editing an Excel report template.
You can map the .gen files and terminals in the analysis group on the left to the analysis group
on the right. A report is generated and contains statistical information about the selected .gen
files or terminals.
You can double-click Cell in the right area. Site information is displayed. Select cell
information about a site. A report is generated and contains statistical information about the
selected cell.
Double-click Query in the right area. In the displayed window, set conditions in IE, Time,
and Region. A report is generated and contains statistical information about the set items.x
Step 4 Select Save Path.

Step 5 Click OK.

After a report is generated, the Assistant automatically switches to the path saving the report
for you to view it.

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15.8 Generating a Cross Table Report

A cross table report is an .xls file composed of multiple sheets. It shows the HSDPA-related
IEs. A comparison report chart can be generated for users to learn the relationship between
HSDPA-related IEs.

Prerequisites
l The cross table template has been set in the IE template. For details, see 6.2.1 Setting
KPI Template and IE Template.
l DT logfiles have been imported. For details, see 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.
l An analysis group has been created. For details, see 7 Creating an Analysis Group.
l Engineering parameters have been imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
l An analysis task has been executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Procedure
Step 1 On the Project tab page, right-click Analysis group name and choose Report > HSDPA
CrossingTable Report from the shortcut menu.
The Assistant automatically displays the progress bar for the report generation. After the
analysis report is generated, the Assistant automatically navigates to the report save path. The
format of the report name is current date (Year+Month+Date+Hour+Minute+Second) and
analysis group name. For details, see 21.4.6 Cross Table Predefined Report.

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NOTE

l The cross table shows the mapping between KPIs and is valid only for HSDPA data. If you select
HSDPA CrossingTable Report to generate a report, you must select the IEs related to the HSDPA
in the IE report template.
l The HSDPA CrossingTable Report template can be used for all analysis groups under the Analysis
Group node to generate cross table reports.

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15.9 Generating a Speech Quality Evaluation Report

A speech quality evaluation report is an .xls file composed of three sheets. This report
provides the percentage and coding mode of each MOS. A comparison report chart can be
generated for users to learn the relationship between MOSs and speech coding modes.

Prerequisites
l DT logfiles have been imported. For details, see 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.
l Engineering parameters have been imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
l An analysis group has been created. For details, see 7 Creating an Analysis Group.
l An analysis task has been executed. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Procedure
Step 1 On the Project tab page, right-click Analysis group name and choose Report > MOS
Statistic Report from the shortcut menu.

The Assistant automatically displays the progress bar for the report generation. After the
analysis report is generated, the Assistant automatically navigates to the report save path. The
report name consists of the report template name and analysis group name. For details, see
21.4.7 Speech Quality Evaluation Predefined Report.
NOTE

l The analysis on the relationship between the MOSs and the speech coding rates is only valid for the
speech quality evaluation data. If you select MOS Statistic Report to generate a report, you must
select the IEs related to the MOS in the IE report template.
l The MOS Statistic Report template can be used for all analysis groups under the Analysis Group
node to generate speech quality evaluation reports.

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15.10 Generating an Indoor Distribution Report

Based on the tests on the indoor network environment and the corresponding test logs,
engineers can obtain the indoor distribution reports differentiated by scenario and analyze
those reports. This helps engineers to save time and improve efficiency and accuracy.

Prerequisites
l You have created a project. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

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l You have imported LTE engineering parameters. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Procedure
Step 1 Import the DT logs. For details, see 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

Step 2 Execute an analysis task. For details, see 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Step 3 Choose Report > Indoor from the main menu. The Indoor Report Setting window is
displayed.

Figure 15-10 Indoor Report Setting window

Step 4 Set parameters. For details about parameter descriptions, see 19.40 Parameter Description:
Indoor Report.
Step 5 Click OK.
After a single site verification report is generated, the Assistant automatically switches to the
path for saving the report for you to view it.

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16 Automatic Data Processing

About This Chapter

The Assistant supports unattended automatic data processing. By monitoring a specific data
directory, the Assistant automatically imports, analyzes, and collects the statistics of data
according to the preset analysis requirements.
16.1 Creating an Automatic Analysis Task
This section describes how to create an automatic analysis task. Each project corresponds to
one automatic analysis task. After setting the analysis configuration items of a project, you
can create and execute an automatic analysis task. Compared with the manual analysis, the
automatic analysis can reduce the time for manually importing data in batches and implement
unattended automatic data processing.
16.2 Executing an Automatic Analysis Task
After creating an automatic analysis task, you need to execute the automatic analysis task to
make the Assistant enter the automatic analysis mode.

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16.1 Creating an Automatic Analysis Task

This section describes how to create an automatic analysis task. Each project corresponds to
one automatic analysis task. After setting the analysis configuration items of a project, you
can create and execute an automatic analysis task. Compared with the manual analysis, the
automatic analysis can reduce the time for manually importing data in batches and implement
unattended automatic data processing.

Prerequisites
l Engineering parameters are imported. For details, see 6.3.2 Importing Engineering
Parameters.
l An analysis task template is set. For details, see 6.2 Configuring an Analysis Task.
l The directory in which DT logfiles are monitored is created. One project corresponds to
one directory.

Context
The Assistant can analyze the DT data in two modes, that is, manual analysis and automatic
analysis. The two modes cannot be used at the same time but can be mutually switched.
l Manual analysis mode
After setting the analysis configuration items of the project, you can import all DT data
manually and execute the analysis task.
l Automatic analysis mode
After setting the analysis configuration items of the project, you can create and execute
an automatic analysis task. The Assistant automatically completes the data import and
analysis according to the preset analysis requirements.
The automatic analysis function provides the uninterrupted analysis service, shortening the
time difference between tests and test analysis, reducing analysis time, and maximizing the
analysis efficiency.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Analysis > Automatic Analysis Wizard on the menu bar. The Automatic Analysis
Setting window is displayed. as shown in Figure 16-1.

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Figure 16-1 Automatic Analysis Setting window

Step 2 Set an automatic analysis task.

For details about how to set an automatic analysis task, see 19.36 Parameters for Setting an
Automatic Analysis Task.
NOTE

When analyzing multiple projects, you can click Add to add a maximum of 100 projects.

Step 3 Select the check box next to the automatic analysis task to make the settings take effect.

Step 4 Click OK. Then, the system displays the Automatic Analysis Manager window for
executing the automatic analysis task. For details, see 16.2 Executing an Automatic
Analysis Task.

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16.2 Executing an Automatic Analysis Task

After creating an automatic analysis task, you need to execute the automatic analysis task to
make the Assistant enter the automatic analysis mode.

Prerequisites
l An automatic analysis task is created. For details, see 16.1 Creating an Automatic
Analysis Task.
l DT logfiles are available and are saved in the monitoring directory.
All DT logfiles are categorized by folders. If the folders are categorized by time, the DT
logfiles of different time periods are saved in different folders.

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Procedure

Step 1 In the Automatic Analysis Manager window, click on the toolbar to execute the
automatic analysis task, as show in Figure 16-2.

Figure 16-2 Auto Analysis Manager

The Assistant starts to monitor the configured monitoring directory for DT logfiles.
Step 2 Add DT logfile folders to the monitoring directory.
When a new DT logfile is added to the monitoring directory, the system identifies all files in
the folder and displays the files through the import list in the Automatic Analysis Manager
window.
Step 3 Check that the DT logfile folders to be imported are added to the monitoring directory.
l If the automatic analysis task mode is set to Time mode, the Assistant automatically
starts to analyze the DT logfiles in these folders when Start time arrives.
l If the automatic analysis task mode is set to Text mode, you need to manually upload
OK.txt to all the folders. After identifying OK.txt, the Assistant starts to analyze the DT
logfiles in these folders.
Step 4 In the Automatic Analysis Manager window, monitor the execution status of the automatic
analysis task, including the logfile name, logfile size, execution progress, and execution
status.
The information about the successfully imported DT logfiles is displayed under the analysis
group node on the navigation tree in the left pane. The corresponding folder name is the name
of the analysis group.

Click on the toolbar. Then, the Assistant stops all automatic analysis tasks and switches
to the manual analysis mode.

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NOTE
If the system is analyzing data, the analysis result is incomplete if you stop the automatic analysis task.

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17 Customizing Functions

About This Chapter

This section describes how to customize functions. The Assistant provides different
predefined events, KPIs, and report templates. In addition, the Assistant provides the function
of customizing KPIs and customizing report templates to meet the actual service requirements
and extended service requirements.
17.1 Customizing KPIs
If the existing KPIs fail to meet service requirements, you can create custom KPIs to meet
different analysis requirements. You can customize a KPI based on the predefined KPIs,
events, and IEs.
17.2 Customizing Events
If the existing events fail to meet service requirements, you can create custom events to meet
different analysis requirements. You can customize events based on the predefined events and
IEs.
17.3 Customizing Reports
This section describes how to customize reports. The Assistant displays different analysis
results in reports. You can use the predefined report template to generate analysis reports. If
the existing report template cannot meet the service analysis requirements, you can create
custom report templates.
17.4 Customizing Delays
This section describes how to create a delay through the custom delay provided by the
Assistant when the predefined delay cannot meet the service requirements.
17.5 Predefined IEs
If existing predefined IEs cannot meet service requirements, you can change the threshold
values for predefined IEs to meet the service requirements.
17.6 Custom Chart
The Custom Chart window displays the change of IE value with time. You can customize the
IE indicators to be viewed in the Custom Chart window.

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17.1 Customizing KPIs

If the existing KPIs fail to meet service requirements, you can create custom KPIs to meet
different analysis requirements. You can customize a KPI based on the predefined KPIs,
events, and IEs.

17.1.1 Creating Custom KPIs

When the KPIs provided by the system fail to meet your analysis requirements, you can create
simple or complicated custom KPIs. The Assistant provides the functions of customizing
counting KPIs and calculation KPIs.

Prerequisites
A project is created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Context
l Counting KPI
A counting KPI consists of the event, IE, and value according to certain calculation
rules. For example, KPI.A = KPI.A + variable + 4. For details about examples, see
17.1.3 Example: Creating a Counting KPI.
l Calculation KPI
A calculation KPI is generated according to simple calculation rules based on existing
counting KPIs or calculation KPIs. For example, KPI.A = KPI.B / KPI.C. For details
about examples, see 17.1.4 Example: Creating a Calculation KPI.
l Modification of KPI parameter thresholds
The Assistant provides the function of modifying the thresholds of certain KPI
parameters, such as Distance on CPICH Ec/Io ≥ -12 dB, CPICH RSCP ≥ -95 dBm
(WCDMA), UE Pilot Pollution Points (WCDMA), Scanner Pilot Pollution Points
(WCDMA), and Distance Sum For RxLev All ≥ -90 dBm (GSM).

Procedure
l Create a counting KPI.
a. Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > KPI. The Custom KPI Manager dialog
box is displayed.
b. Choose New > Counting KPI. The Counting KPI Editor dialog box is displayed.
n Click Edit to modify the selected KPI.
n Click Delete to delete the selected KPI.
c. Type the basic information about the custom KPI.
For details, see KPI Editor.
d. Optional: Click Format. The KPI Format Setting dialog box is displayed. Set the
data type. For detailed parameter descriptions, see 19.30 Parameters for Custom
KPIs.
e. Edit the expression for calculating the KPI.
Edit the expression for calculating the KPI in area 2 shown in Figure 17-1. For
descriptions on the dialog box, see KPI Editor.

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NOTE
When editing the expression, select the required elements such as IE, event, KPI, and
message for the custom KPI in area 6 shown in Figure 17-1. Select the required function in
area 4, and create a new KPI using the KPI formula. For examples, see 17.1.3 Example:
Creating a Counting KPI.

Figure 17-1 Counting KPI Editor dialog box

f. Click OK.
l Create a calculation KPI.
a. Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > KPI. The Custom KPI Manager dialog
box is displayed.
b. Choose New > Calculation KPI. The Calculation KPI Editor dialog box is
displayed.
c. Type the basic information about the KPI.
For detailed parameter descriptions, see KPI Editor.
d. Optional: Click Format. The KPI Format Setting dialog box is displayed. For
detailed parameter descriptions, see 19.30 Parameters for Custom KPIs.
e. Edit the expression for calculating the KPI, as shown in Figure 17-2.

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Figure 17-2 Calculation KPI Editor dialog box

f. Click OK.

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Follow-up Procedure
After customizing a KPI, you can view it in the Custom KPI Manager window. For details,
see 17.1.2 Managing Defined KPIs.

17.1.2 Managing Defined KPIs

The system provides the functions of ranking, filtering, and modifying KPIs for you to
selectively view and manage KPIs. In addition, you can export all the KPIs that can be
imported into the system for future use.

Prerequisites
l Multiple KPIs exist, including predefined KPIs and custom KPIs.
l A project is created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
l Filter defined KPIs.
– Search for KPIs in the Custom KPI Manager dialog box.

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n Type the keyword of the KPIs in the Filter text box. Then, you can search for
KPIs.
n Choose a KPI system from the System drop-down list.
n In Group drop-down list, select the group for filtering.
l Add KPIs. For details, see 17.1.1 Creating Custom KPIs.
l Modify KPIs
a. Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > KPI. The Custom KPI Manager dialog
box is displayed.
b. Select KPIs to be modified in the KPI area.
c. Click Edit. The Counting KPI Editor/Calculation KPI Editor dialog box is
displayed.
NOTE

You can open the Counting KPI Editor/Calculation KPI Editor dialog box by double-
clicking the KPIs to be modified.
d. Modify parameters related to the KPI. For detailed parameter descriptions, see
19.30 Parameters for Custom KPIs.
e. Click OK.
l Delete one or more defined KPIs.
Select one or more KPIs in the Custom KPI Manager window. Click Delete. The
confirmation dialog box is displayed. The deleted KPIs cannot be restored.
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17.1.3 Example: Creating a Counting KPI

This section describes how to create a KPI that counts the number of tests.

Context
In this example, you will create a KPI named TestDuring.
The KPI is calculated by using the following formula: TestDuring = TestDuring + 1
The KPI is counted when an RRCSetupReq or GSMRRCSetupSuc event occurs.

Procedure
1. Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > KPI. The Custom KPI dialog box is displayed.
2. Choose New > Counting KPI. The Counting KPI window is displayed.
3. Type the basic information about the KPI.
– Name: Type the name of the KPI. In this example, the parameter is set to
TestDuring.
– Unit: Set the unit. In this example, the parameter is set to null.
– Group: Set the group information. Custom KPIs are added to the Common-
Custom group.
4. Edit the expression for calculating the KPI.
In this example, the KPI expression is: TestDuring = TestDuring + 1. The expression is
built as follows:

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IF(During(HasElement(EVENT(RRCSetupReq)),HasElement(EVENT(RRCSetupSuc))))
{
IF(HasElement(IE(Serving PCI)))
{
KPI(TestDuring) = KPI(TestDuring) + 1;
}
}
Figure 17-3 shows the KPI expression.

Figure 17-3 Counting KPI Editor

5. Click OK. The TestDuring custom KPI is defined successfully.

17.1.4 Example: Creating a Calculation KPI

This section describes how to create a calculation KPI that is used to collect the statistics of
the call setup success rate.

Prerequisite
l The calculation KPI DNSResponseSuccess Counter already exists.
l The calculation KPI DNSFailure Counter already exists.

Context
In this example, you can create a KPI named DNS Successs Rate.

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The formula is as follows: DNS Successs Rate = DNSResponseSuccess Counter/(DNSFailure

Counter+DNSResponseSuccess Counter)*100.
When the KPI value exceeds the upper alarm threshold or lower alarm threshold, the KPI
value is displayed in statistical results in colors.

Procedure
1. Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > KPI on the menu bar. The Custom KPI
Manager window is displayed.
2. Choose Add > Counting KPI. The Calculation KPI Editor window is displayed.
3. Type the basic information about the KPI.
– Name: Type the name of the KPI. In this example, the parameter is set to DNS
Successs Rate.
– Group: Set the group information. The custom KPIs are added to the Custom
group.
– Description: Type the description of the KPI. For example, the call setup success
rate.
4. Click Format. Fill in KPI format information.
– Data Type: Select Float.
– Initial Value: Set the initial value. The default value is 0. You can also enter the
value manually.
– Visible: Select True.
– Data Source: Select Binning.
– Description: Type the description of the KPI. For example, the call setup success
rate.
5. Edit the custom expression for calculating the KPI.
The following KPI formula is used as an example: DNS Successs Rate =
DNSResponseSuccess Counter/(DNSFailure Counter+DNSResponseSuccess
Counter)*100. The setting is as follows:
KPI(DNS Successs Rate) = KPI(DNSResponseSuccess Counter) / (KPI(DNSFailure
Counter) + KPI(DNSResponseSuccess Counter)) * 100

Figure 17-4 shows the KPI expression.

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Figure 17-4 Calculation KPI Editor

6. Click OK in the Calculation KPI Editor window.

17.2 Customizing Events

If the existing events fail to meet service requirements, you can create custom events to meet
different analysis requirements. You can customize events based on the predefined events and
IEs.

17.2.1 Creating Custom Events

When the events provided by the Assistant fail to meet your analysis requirements, you can
create simple or complicated custom events.

Prerequisites
A project has been created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > Event from the menu bar. The Custom Event
Manager dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Click New. The Custom Event Editor dialog box is displayed.

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Step 3 Type the basic information about the custom event.

For details, see Parameters in the Custom Event Editor window.

Step 4 Click Format. The Event Format Setting dialog box is displayed. Set the parameter in this
dialog box. For details, see 19.34 Parameters for Custom Events.

Step 5 Edit the expression for calculating the event.

You can edit the expression for calculating the event in area 2 in Figure 17-5. For details
about the dialog box, see Parameters in the Custom Event Editor window.
NOTE
When editing the expression, select the required elements, such as IEs, events, and messages for the
custom event in area 6 shown in Figure 17-5. Select the required functions in area 4 to create an event
based on the event expression.

Figure 17-5 Custom Event Editor dialog box

Step 6 Click OK.

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Follow-up Procedure
After the event is customized, you can view the customized event in the Custom Event
Manager dialog box. For details, see 17.2.2 Managing Events.

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17.2.2 Managing Events

This section describes how to manage events, including querying, modifying, and deleting
events.

Prerequisites
l Multiple events are available, including predefined and custom events.
l A project has been created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
l Filtering events
– You can query an event by entering the event keyword in the Filter text box in the
Custom Event Manager dialog box.
l Creating events. For details, see 17.2.1 Creating Custom Events.
l Modifying events
a. Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > Event from the menu bar. The Custom
Event Manager dialog box is displayed.
b. Select an event to be modified in the Event area.
c. Click Edit. The Custom Event Editor window is displayed.
NOTE

You can also double-click an event to be modified to enter the Custom Event Editor
window.
d. Modify the event information.
e. Click OK.
l Deleting one or more events

In the Custom Event Manager dialog box, select one or more events. Click Delete. A
confirmation dialog box is displayed.

The deleted events cannot be restored.

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17.3 Customizing Reports

This section describes how to customize reports. The Assistant displays different analysis
results in reports. You can use the predefined report template to generate analysis reports. If
the existing report template cannot meet the service analysis requirements, you can create
custom report templates.

17.3.1 Creating a Custom Report Template

This section describes how to create a custom report template. You can set the contents to be
displayed in the report, including the text, table, map, and chart. After a custom report
template is created and applied, each analysis group of the project generates analysis reports
according to the report template.

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Prerequisites
A project is already created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Context
The report template consists of objects such as the text, table, map, and chart.

The Assistant provides the following methods for adding objects to a template:
l Select the existing object group and add multiple objects at a time to generate a new
report template. The Assistant provides multiple predefined object groups.
l Add objects one by one to generate a new report template.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Report > Report Template on the menu bar. The Custom Report dialog box is
displayed.

Step 2 Create a report template.

1. Right-click in the blank area on the Template tab page and choose Add from the
shortcut menu.
2. Type the template name in Template Name in the displayed Add Template dialog box.
3. Click OK.

Step 3 Add objects one by one.

l Click TT on the Description tab page in the report object area, and set the Title
properties such as the font, format, and color.
l Click T on the Description tab page in the report object area, and set the Text properties
such as the font, format, and color.
l Click KPI on the Description tab page in the report object area and select KPIs. The
KPIs are displayed in tables.
l Click IE on the Description tab page in the report object area, set the indicators to be
displayed in the report, and select the display mode.
NOTE
A custom report template does not support customized delay addition.
l Click TH on the Description tab page in the report object area, set the themes to be
displayed in the report.
l Click EV on the Description tab page in the report object area, set the events to be
displayed in the report, and select the display mode.

Step 4 Optional: Adjust the order of report contents.

1. Select the object to be adjusted in the report property area.

2. Click on the toolbar to move the object up and click to move the object down.

Click to delete the object.

Step 5 Click to save the current custom template.

In the project, the analysis reports of various analysis groups are generated according to the
custom report template.

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Click to delete all the elements in the current template.

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Follow-up Procedure
After you click , the custom report template is exported in the xml format. You can click
to import this template into the Assistant again.

17.3.2 Modifying Existing Report Templates

This section describes how to modify existing report templates. The existing report template
refers to the report template predefined by the system and custom report template saved by
users. You can modify the properties of the existing report template to generate a new report
template.

Prerequisites
l A report template already exists.
l A project is already created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Custom > Custom Report on the menu bar. The Custom Report dialog box is
displayed.

Step 2 Click the template to be modified on the Template tab page in the report object area.

Step 3 Double-click the object to be modified and modify its properties in the report properties area.

You can modify the properties of the text, table, map, and chart. For details about parameters,
see 19.31 Parameters for Custom Report Templates.

Step 4 In the report properties area, double-click the indicator to be modified and modify the
properties of the indicator.
Modifying the properties of an indicator involves adding the indicator, deleting the indicator,
and modifying the display mode of the indicator. For details about parameters, see 19.31
Parameters for Custom Report Templates.

Step 5 Optional: Adjust the order of report contents.

1. Select the object to be adjusted in the report properties area.

2. Click on the toolbar to move the object up and click to move the object down.

Step 6 Click to apply the modified template.

In the project, the analysis reports of each analysis group are generated according to the report
template.

Click to delete all the objects in the current report template.

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Follow-up Procedure
After you click , the modified report template is exported in the xml format. You can click
to import this template into the Assistant.

17.3.3 Creating an Office Report Template

This section describes how to create a user-defined Office report template if the existing
report templates do not meet the requirements.

Prerequisites
You have created a project. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Report > Report Template from the main menu to open the report template window.

Step 2 Select the UsercustomReportTemplate node. Right-click Business Statistics Report or

Excel. Then, select Add.
In the displayed dialog box, click the icon following the Put in template file text box and
select an Excel file to be imported. Click the name of the imported file. The UE- and scanner-
related counters are displayed in the lower left corner of the window.

Step 3 In the upper area of the Excel file, select the counter replacement format, analysis group
name, and value type.
l The following replacement formats are available:
– Replace Oneself: replaces the selected cell only and supports the report templates
under the Excel node.
– Replace and Down: replaces cell contents downward and supports the report
templates under the Business Statistics Report node.
l If the number of current analysis groups is insufficient when you select analysis group
names, click the last line Add Analysis Group to add analysis groups.
l The following value types are available:
– SUM: total number of counters
– AVG: average value of counters
– MAX: maximum value of a counter
– MAX: minimum value of a counter
– %: ratio of counters in the predefined range

Step 4 Click a cell in the imported Excel file. Then, select a required IE, event, or KPI from the UE-
and scanner-related counters in the window.
You can right-click a counter and select a map display type to view it on a map. The following
types are available:
l Display On Map
l Display On Chart: Multiple counters can be displayed on a chart simultaneously. You
can hold down Ctrl and click the IE tree to select multiple IEs.
l Display On Caky

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l Display On Histogram
l Custom Display On Chart: The curve fitting of two counters with different number types
is supported. You can select one counter as X axis and another as Y axis, and set orders.
Step 5 After you edit a template, click another report template name. A dialog box is displayed,
prompting you to save the editing. Click Yes.
Step 6 Generate a report. For detailed operations, see 15.6 Generating Service Statistical Reports
or 15.7 Generating Custom Cluster Reports.

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17.3.4 Example: Creating a Report Template

The following operations use generating a Word report as an example. This section describes
how to create a report template that contains the statistical results of KPIs and the detailed
analysis results of IEs and events. Reports can be generated according to the template. This
example helps you create a custom report template easily and quickly.

Overview
The report consists of the cover, contents, statistical results of KPIs, IE analysis results, and
event analysis results. You can query the point locations of IEs and events on the map and
their CDF and PDF charts.
Figure 17-6 shows the created template. For details, see 19.31 Parameters for Custom
Report Templates.

Figure 17-6 An example of the created report template

Figure 17-7 shows the report generated according to the created template. You can find that
the objects in Figure 17-6 are in a one-to-one relationship with the reports generated in
Figure 17-7.

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Figure 17-7 An example of the report generated according to the report template

Cover, Contents, Header, Footer, and Report Name

l Cover:
The cover is automatically generated by the system without manual intervention. The
default report name is GENEX Assistant Custom Report. The report date is the date
when the report is generated, and the author of the report is Assistant User by default.
l Contents:
The contents are automatically generated by the system without manual intervention.
l Header and footer:
The header and footer are automatically generated by the system without manual
intervention. By default, the header is a GENEX icon, and the footer contains the logo
and website of Huawei.
l Report name:
The report name is automatically generated by the system. The default report name is
YYYYMMDDhhmmss-Analysis Group Name.

Statistical Information About KPIs

To display the statistical information about KPIs, do as follows:
1. Choose Report > Report Template on the menu bar. The Custom Report window is
displayed.
2. Create a report template.
a. Right-click in the blank area on the Template tab page and choose Add from the
shortcut menu.
b. Type the template name in Template Name in the displayed Add Template dialog
box.
c. Click OK.
3. Choose TT on the Element tag page.
Create a level-two title named Statistics Information.

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4. Choose TT on the Element tag page.

Create a level-three title named CS Event Summary.
5. Choose KPI on the Element tab page in the report object area.
Select KPIs, the KPIs are displayed in tables.

Figure 17-8 shows the report that is generated according to the template settings.

Figure 17-8 An example of the statistical information about KPIs

NOTE

l If you do not select a KPI, the status of the KPI is Unselected.

l If you do not calculate a KPI during report generation, the status of the KPI is N/A.
A KPI may not be calculated if the DT logfile does not contain the required data for calculating this
KPI. For example, GPS data is required for calculating the mileage-based call drop rate. If the DT
logfile does not contain the required GPS data, the mileage-based call drop rate cannot be calculated.

Analysis Results of IEs and Events

To display the analysis results of IEs and events, do as follows:

1. Choose TT on the Element tag page.

Create a level-two title named IE Statistics.

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2. Click IE.
Add a counter whose IE is RxLev Sub. Select Map, Legend, Chart-CDF, Chart-PDF,
Statistic Table, LineChart, CakyChart, and Screenshot.
3. Refer to the previous steps to create another report template that shows event analysis
results.
Figure 17-9 shows the report that is generated according to the template settings.

Figure 17-9 An example of the analysis results of IEs

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17.4 Customizing Delays

This section describes how to create a delay through the custom delay provided by the
Assistant when the predefined delay cannot meet the service requirements.

17.4.1 Creating Custom Delay

This section describes how to create a delay through the custom delay provided by the
Assistant when the predefined delay cannot meet the service requirements.

Prerequisites
A project has been created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > Delay on the menu bar. The Custom Delay Manager
dialog box is displayed.
Step 2 Click New. The Custom OneDelay Config dialog box is displayed. Create a delay.
l Click Edit to modify the selected delay.
l Click Delete to delete the selected delay.
Step 3 Set the basic information for the custom delay in the Custom OneDelay Config dialog box,
as shown in Figure 17-10.
l Type the name of the custom delay in the Name text box.
l Select the network system that the current custom delay belongs to in the System list.
l Select the group where the custom delay belongs in the Group list.
l Click Add Message in the Begin Message and End Message area and add the begin
message (begin event) and end message (end event), respectively.
l Type the threshold of the custom delay in the Times Out text box.
When the delay reported by the terminal is more than Times Out, the Assistant does not
display this delay.

NOTE

If Overlay is selected, after receiving the end message, the Assistant uses the time of the latest
begin message as the counting time; if Overlay is not selected, the Assistant uses the time of the
begin message as the counting time.
l Click OK, the created delay display in the Custom Delay Manager dialog box.

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Figure 17-10 Custom OneDelay Config dialog box

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17.4.2 Creating Custom Segmentdelay

This section describes how to create a delay through the custom segmentdelay provided by
the Assistant when the predefined delay cannot meet the service requirements.

Prerequisites
A project has been created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > Segment Delay on the menu bar. The Custom Delay
Manager dialog box is displayed.

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Step 2 Click New. The Custom SegmentDelay Config dialog box is displayed. Create a delay.
l Click Edit to modify the selected delay.
l Click Delete to delete the selected delay.

Step 3 Set the basic information for the custom delay in the Custom SegmentDelay Config dialog
box, as shown in Figure 17-11.
l Type the name of the custom delay in the Name text box.
l Select the network system that the current custom delay belongs to in the System list.
l Select the group where the custom delay belongs in the Group list.
l Click Add in the Message area and add the begin message (begin event) and end
message (end event), respectively.
l Type the threshold of the custom delay in the Max Delay text box.
When the delay reported by the terminal is more than Max Delay, the Assistant does not
display this delay.

NOTE

Figure 17-11 Custom SegmentDelay Config dialog box

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17.4.3 Creating a User-Defined Call Delay

This section describes how to create a delay using the delay defining function provided by the
Assistant when the predefined call delay cannot meet service requirements.

Prerequisites
You have created a project. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 On the menu bar, choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > Delay > CallDelay Setting. The
MOC&MTC delay rate dialog box is displayed.
Step 2 Double-click the IE whose delay needs to be modified and enter a new delay in the Timeout
Length text box.
Step 3 Click OK.

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17.5 Predefined IEs

If existing predefined IEs cannot meet service requirements, you can change the threshold
values for predefined IEs to meet the service requirements.

Prerequisites
A project is already created. For details, see 6.1 Creating a Project.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose Analysis > Custom Analysis > IE on the toolbar. The Custom IE window is
displayed, as shown in Figure 17-12.

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Figure 17-12 Custom IE dialog box

Step 2 Set the basic information.

l Enter an IE name in Filter By Name.
l Select the system for the IE in Protocol.
l Select the IE type in Device Type. For details about parameters, see Custom IE dialog
box.

Step 3 Double-click an IE. In the IE Information dialog box shown in Figure 17-12, view the basic
information about the IE. For details about the parameters, see IE Information dialog box.

Step 4 Double-click the selected IE, the ThresHold Change dialog box is displayed, as shown in
Figure 17-13.

Figure 17-13 ThresHold Change dialog box

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Step 5 Set the threshold value for the predefined IE in Value. For detailed parameter descriptions,
see ThresHold Change dialog box.
Step 6 Click OK.

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17.6 Custom Chart

The Custom Chart window displays the change of IE value with time. You can customize the
IE indicators to be viewed in the Custom Chart window.

Procedure
Step 1 Choose View > DrillDown > Templates > Custom Chart on the menu bar. The Custom
Chart window is displayed.
Step 2 Set the properties of a custom chart.
1. Right-click and choose Time from the shortcut menu and set the data volume that can be
displayed currently.
– Default: display the data collected within 3600 seconds.
– Custom: display the data collected within the customized time period.
2. Select IE counters.
Right-click in the window and choose Properties from the shortcut menu. The Set
Chart Properties dialog box is displayed. Select the required IE counters.
a. Select the IE counter display area: Chart1, Chart2, Chart3, or Chart4. This
section uses Chart1 as an example.
b. Click Edit. The Modify Chart1 Properties dialog box is displayed. Select the IE
counters, as shown in Figure 17-14.

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Figure 17-14 Modify Chart1 Properties dialog box

c. Optional: Select an IE in the Selected IE and click Edit. Set the IE display
properties including color, maximum value, and minimum value, as shown in
Figure 17-15.

Figure 17-15 GSM Serving Cell Distance

d. Click OK.

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3. After the setting is complete, click Close.

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18 Typical Application

About This Chapter

18.1 IP Packet Detailed Decoding

18.2 Viewing the Delta Analysis for Network Optimization
This section describes how to analyze the delta of two data analysis sets so that DT analysis
engineers can view the network optimization results.
18.3 View Combine Analysis Results
This section describes how to perform combine analysis of two data analysis sets so that DT
analysis engineers can view the network optimization results.
18.4 Exporting Data Based on the Preset Filter Conditions
This section describes how to export data based on the preset filter conditions for specified
analysis groups. This function helps drive test (DT) analysis engineers efficiently query the
analysis results.

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18.1 IP Packet Detailed Decoding

18.1.1 HTTP

Viewing Events and KPIs

Viewing events and KPIs helps DT analysis engineers to locate problems during tests to
evaluate the wireless network performance.

Prerequisites
l You have obtained the DT logs for the HTTP tests.
l You have created and configured the project.

Procedure
Step 1 Import the engineering parameters by following instructions provided in 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Step 2 Import the DT logs by following instructions provided in 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

Step 3 Create analysis sets by following instructions provided in 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

Step 4 Execute analysis tasks by following instructions provided in 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Step 5 Choose Event > PS from the navigation tree in the left pane to view the events generated
during the test. For descriptions of the events, see HTTP Events.

Step 6 Choose View > KPI Result from the menu bar to view the KPI information generated during
the test. For descriptions of the KPIs, see HTTP KPI.

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Generating Event and KPI Reports

After an analysis task is executed for an analysis set, the Assistant generates an analysis report
according to the configured report template.

Prerequisites
l You have obtained the DT logs for the HTTP tests.
l You have created and configured the project.

Procedure
Step 1 Import the engineering parameters by following instructions provided in 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Step 2 Import the DT logs by following instructions provided in 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

Step 3 Create analysis sets by following instructions provided in 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

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Step 4 Execute analysis tasks by following instructions provided in 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Step 5 Choose Report > Report Template. The Report Template window is displayed.

Step 6 Click GSM PS Report or WCDMA PS Report. The KPI information exists in the template.
Edit the template as required or import a new template.
Step 7 Right-click an analysis set and choose Report from the shortcut menu to select the required
report type.
The export progress bar is displayed. After the export is complete, you are navigated to the
path where the report is saved. You can open the report and view it.

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18.1.2 FTP

Viewing Events and KPIs

Viewing events and KPIs helps DT analysis engineers to locate problems during tests to
evaluate the wireless network performance.

Prerequisites
l You have obtained the DT logs for the FTP tests.
l You have created and configured the project.

Procedure
Step 1 Import the engineering parameters by following instructions provided in 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.
Step 2 Import the DT logs by following instructions provided in 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

Step 3 Create analysis sets by following instructions provided in 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

Step 4 Execute analysis tasks by following instructions provided in 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Step 5 Choose Event > PS from the navigation tree in the left pane to view the events generated
during the test. For descriptions of the events, see PS Session Events.
Step 6 Choose View > KPI Result from the menu bar to view the KPI information generated during
the test.

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Generating Event and KPI Reports

After an analysis task is executed for an analysis set, the Assistant generates an analysis report
according to the configured report template.

Prerequisites
l You have obtained the DT logs for the FTP tests.
l You have created and configured the project.

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Procedure
Step 1 Import the engineering parameters by following instructions provided in 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Step 2 Import the DT logs by following instructions provided in 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

Step 3 Create analysis sets by following instructions provided in 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

Step 4 Execute analysis tasks by following instructions provided in 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Step 5 Choose Report > Report Template. The Report Template window is displayed.

Step 6 Click GSM PS Report or WCDMA PS Report. The KPI information exists in the template.
Edit the template as required or import a new template.

Step 7 Right-click an analysis set and choose Report from the shortcut menu to select the required
report type.
The export progress bar is displayed. After the export is complete, you are navigated to the
path where the report is saved. You can open the report and view it.

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18.1.3 Video Streaming

Viewing Events and KPIs

Viewing events and KPIs helps DT analysis engineers to locate problems during tests to
evaluate the wireless network performance.

Prerequisites
l You have obtained the DT logs for the Video Streaming tests.
l You have created and configured the project.

Procedure
Step 1 Import the engineering parameters by following instructions provided in 6.3.2 Importing
Engineering Parameters.

Step 2 Import the DT logs by following instructions provided in 6.5 Importing DT Log Files.

Step 3 Create analysis sets by following instructions provided in 7 Creating an Analysis Group.

Step 4 Execute analysis tasks by following instructions provided in 8 Executing an Analysis Task.

Step 5 Choose Event > PS from the navigation tree in the left pane to view the events generated
during the test. For descriptions of the events, see Video Streaming Events.

Step 6 Choose View > KPI Result from the menu bar to view the KPI information generated during
the test. For descriptions of the KPIs, see Video Streaming KPIs.

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