Zxpos Cna User's Manual

ZXPOS CNA
CDMA Wireless Network Optimization Analysis Software
Users Manual
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Revision History Date 10/15/2010 Revision No. R1.0 Serial No. Reason for Revision First edition
Contents
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1 Introduction ..................................................................... 1 Chapter 2.......................................................................... 2 Overview .......................................................................... 2
Overview of ZXPOS .......................................................... 2 ZXPOS CNA Constitution ................................................... 2 ZXPOS CNA Features........................................................ 2
Chapter 3.......................................................................... 5 Runtime Environment and Software Installation ........... 5

Environment Requirements ............................................... 5 Software Installation ........................................................ 5 Notes for Supporting Software Installation .......................... 9 Software Uninstallation ................................................... 11
Chapter 4........................................................................ 12 Operation Interface ....................................................... 12

Main Menu .................................................................... 12 Navigation Bar............................................................... 13 Toolbar ......................................................................... 13
Workspace Management ....................................................... 13 Data Management ................................................................ 14 Play Control ......................................................................... 14 Window Control.................................................................... 15
Menu and Functions ....................................................... 15

File ..................................................................................... 15 Data ................................................................................... 16 Presentation ........................................................................ 16 Analysis .............................................................................. 17
Report ................................................................................ 17 Configuration ...................................................................... 17 View .................................................................................. 17 Worksheet .......................................................................... 17 Help ................................................................................... 18
Chapter 5 ........................................................................ 19 Workspace Management ............................................... 19

Creating New Workspace ...................................................... 19 Opening Workspace ............................................................. 19 Saving Workspace ............................................................... 19 Opening History Workspace .................................................. 20 Closing Workspace ............................................................... 20 Exiting Workspace ............................................................... 20
Chapter 6 ........................................................................ 21 Data Management.......................................................... 21

Upgrading CNT5.XX Test Data ......................................... 21 Loading Test Data .......................................................... 22
APT Data ............................................................................ 22 Merging Files ....................................................................... 22 Unloading Test Data ............................................................. 22 Loading Cell from New Template ............................................ 23 Loading Cell Using Template ................................................. 23 Cell File History ................................................................... 23 Cell File Sample ................................................................... 24 Unloading Cell ..................................................................... 24 Unloading Cells .................................................................... 24
Chapter 7 ........................................................................ 25 Presentation (Measurement Parameters Normal Template) ....................................................................... 25

Table............................................................................ 25
Opening Table ..................................................................... 26 Shortcut Menu ..................................................................... 26 Data .................................................................................. 27 Histogram ........................................................................... 28 Statistics ............................................................................ 29
Grid ............................................................................. 29
Opening Grid ....................................................................... 30 Shortcut Menu ..................................................................... 30 SetGrid ............................................................................... 30
GridChart ...................................................................... 31
Opening GridChart................................................................ 31 Shortcut Menu ..................................................................... 32
Statistics ...................................................................... 32
Opening Statistics ................................................................ 32 Toolbar ............................................................................... 33 Shortcut Menu ..................................................................... 33
Bin Table ...................................................................... 33

Opening BinTable ................................................................. 33 Data ................................................................................... 34 Histogram ........................................................................... 35 Statistics ............................................................................. 36
Chapter 8........................................................................ 37 Presentation (Signaling, Event, KPI, Time Delay) ........ 37

Messages ...................................................................... 37
Opening Messages ................................................................ 37 Message List Tab Page .......................................................... 38 Message List Shortcut Menu .................................................. 38 Message Info Tab Page ......................................................... 39 Message Filter Tab Page ........................................................ 39 Message Filter Tab Page Shortcut menu .................................. 40
Event ........................................................................... 40
Opening Event ..................................................................... 40 Event List Tab Page .............................................................. 41 Event List Tab Page Shortcut Menu ......................................... 41 Event Info Tab Page ............................................................. 42 Event Filter Tab Page ............................................................ 43 Q: How to Filter Event? ......................................................... 43
KPI .............................................................................. 44
Opening KPI ........................................................................ 45 KPI List Tab Page ................................................................. 45 KPI List Tab Page Shortcut Menu ............................................ 45 KPI Detail Tab Page .............................................................. 46
Delay Table ................................................................... 46
Opening Delay ..................................................................... 46 Statistics ............................................................................ 47 Detail ................................................................................. 48 Histogram ........................................................................... 48
Chapter 9 ........................................................................ 50 Presentation (Geographical) ......................................... 50

Map ............................................................................. 50
Opening Map ....................................................................... 51 Legend ............................................................................... 52 Property ............................................................................. 53 Layer ................................................................................. 55 Region Filter........................................................................ 56 Q: How to Set Displayed Event? ............................................ 57 Q: How to Load Map? ........................................................... 58 Q: How to Implement Layer Control? ..................................... 59 Q: How to Create and Define a Region? .................................. 60 Q: How to Display Lines? ...................................................... 62 Q: How to Set Stages? ......................................................... 65 Q: How to Drag Data to the Map? .......................................... 65
Chapter 10...................................................................... 67 Presentation (Cell)......................................................... 67

Cell Table ..................................................................... 67
Opening Cell Table ............................................................... 67 Shortcut Menu ..................................................................... 67 Q: How to Set Cell Filter?...................................................... 68 Q: How to Display All Fields of the Cell? .................................. 68
Chapter 11...................................................................... 71 User Self-defined Analysis ............................................. 71

Analysis Manager ........................................................... 71
Creating Self-defined Analysis Item........................................ 71 Editing Self-defined Analysis Item .......................................... 72 Deleting Self-defined Analysis Item ........................................ 72 Importing Self-defined Analysis Item ..................................... 72 Exporting Self-defined Analysis Item ...................................... 73
Self-defined IE Analysis .................................................. 73

Defining CustomIE ............................................................... 73
Viewing CustomIE ................................................................ 74
Self-defined Event Analysis ............................................. 75

Defining CustomEvent........................................................... 75 Viewing CustomEvent ........................................................... 76
Bin Analysis .................................................................. 77

Defining Bin ......................................................................... 77 Viewing Bin ......................................................................... 77
Delay Analysis ............................................................... 78

Defining Delay ..................................................................... 78 Viewing Delay ...................................................................... 79
Filter ............................................................................ 81
Defining Filter ...................................................................... 81 Applying Filter...................................................................... 82
Chapter 12...................................................................... 84 Advanced Analysis (Troubleshoot) ............................... 84

Overview ...................................................................... 84
Algorithm Analysis ................................................................ 85 Parameters Setting ............................................................... 85
Chapter 13...................................................................... 87 Multi-file Comparison Analysis ...................................... 87

Opening Data Compare .................................................. 87 Operation Flow .............................................................. 88
Chapter 14...................................................................... 89 Advanced Analysis: GPS Related ................................... 89

Opening GPS Error Handle .............................................. 89 GPS Correction .............................................................. 90
Accidental Error Correction .................................................... 90 Systematic Error Correction ................................................... 91 Aggregation Elimination ........................................................ 91 GPS Straight Way ................................................................. 91 NES Data Error Correction ..................................................... 92 Reset to defaults .................................................................. 92
GPS Distance Calculation ................................................ 92 GPS Fix Null Correction ................................................... 92
Chapter 15...................................................................... 93
Auto Report .................................................................... 93

Overview ...................................................................... 93 Interface....................................................................... 93 Template Path Explanation .............................................. 94 Mark Explanation ........................................................... 94 Notices ......................................................................... 95
Chapter 16...................................................................... 97 CDMA Feature Window .................................................. 97

Exporting Model Calibrating Data ..................................... 97 Route Coverage Analysis ................................................ 98 Original Parameters Table ............................................... 99 Forward/Reverse Link Balance Analysis .......................... 100 Handoff Event Analysis ................................................. 102 1X to DO Handoff Analysis ............................................ 103 Handoff Statistics......................................................... 104 1xEV-DO DRC Index Analysis ........................................ 104 1xEV-DO Attempt Result Analysis .................................. 105 CDMA 1xEV-DO Session Attempt Analysis ....................... 106 CDMA 1xEV-DO Attempt Result Analysis ......................... 107 CDMA 1xEV-DO Connection Release Analysis................... 108 DO Rev A Single-User Packet Forward Statistics .............. 109 Reverse Link Statistics.................................................. 110 Rev A Virtual Soft Handoff ............................................ 111 Rev B Virtual Soft Handoff ............................................ 111 GoTa State Display ...................................................... 112
Chapter 17.................................................................... 114 Setting .......................................................................... 114

Map Setting ................................................................ 114
Setting IE and Event Display Offset ....................................... 114 Setting IE Track Point Model ................................................ 114 Color Paint ......................................................................... 115 Text Paint .......................................................................... 115 Legend Statistics ................................................................ 115 IE Label Setting .................................................................. 115
Event Setting .............................................................. 116
Data Sampling Setting.................................................. 116

Supported Group By Method ................................................ 117 Supported Value Type Method ............................................. 117 Map Setting ....................................................................... 117 PN Color Disc Setting .......................................................... 118
CDMA Analysis Parameters Setting................................. 119
Chapter 18.................................................................... 121 Appendix A: Common Analysis Algorithm Explanation ...................................................................................... 121
Data Sampling............................................................. 121
Sampling Rule.................................................................... 121 Value Rule ......................................................................... 122
BIN Analysis ................................................................ 122

Group Rule ........................................................................ 122 Value Rule ......................................................................... 124
Chapter 19.................................................................... 125 Appendix B: Software Shortcut Keys .......................... 125

Data Sampling............................................................. 125
Chapter 20.................................................................... 126 Appendix C: GoogleEarth (GE) Related ....................... 126

GEs Usage in CNA ....................................................... 126 Suggested Setting of GoogleEarth .................................. 126 GE Problems ............................................................... 127 How to Use GoogleEarth in ZTE Intranet ......................... 128
Chapter 21.................................................................... 131 FAQ ............................................................................... 131

borlndmm.dll Cannot Be Found When the Program is Running ................................................................................. 131 Uninstall in Program Menu Unusable? ............................. 131 Reinstallation Problem after Unloading and Processing ...... 131 WORD Reports Success, yet No File Saved at the Local..... 132 Abnormal Program Termination ..................................... 133
Figures.......................................................................... 136
Tables ........................................................................... 137
Chapter
Introduction
ZXPOS CNA is CDMA wireless network optimization analysis software. This manual describes the development background and features of ZXPOS CNA. You can learn detailed information about its installation and operations of each function. It provides necessary guidance for network optimization staff and other users that use ZXPOS CNA. Notes: The operation descriptions and interface icons in this manual are all based on Windows XP operating system, and the interface display under other operating systems may be slightly different, but does not affect the guidance of this manual.
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ZXPOS CNA1 CDMA Wireless Network Optimization Analysis Software Users Manual
Chapter
Overview
Overview of ZXPOS
Operating efficiency and income of mobile telecom networks mostly depend upon network quality and capacity issues, which are directly reflected in the interface between subscribers and carriers. This is the focus of network optimization. Because of the changes of radio propagation environment and frequent need for expansion and upgrades, network optimization becomes a core daily work that carriers extremely concern. Network optimization staff urgently needs a complete set of supporting tools for network testing, analysis and diagnosis, to locate or predict network quality and capacity problems, and accordingly develop a network optimization program or plan. In this process, the network optimization analysis software plays an important role.
ZXPOS CNA Constitution

ZXPOS CNA: master program of wireless network test afteranalysis software MicroDogInstdrv: Micro dog install driver CNA_Dongle_Upgrade_Client: CNA dongle upgrade client APT_Tool: APT file upgrade, or merge tool Cell_Converter: engineering parameters converter
ZXPOS CNA Features

The software mainly processes foreground drive test data, and provides intelligentized analysis to wireless network on the basis
Chapter 2 Overview
of the integrated analysis on engineering parameter file and neighbor cell data. It mainly provides the following functions: Workspace, worksheet management; Data management (drive test file, engineering parameters); Data presentation; Custom events analysis; Custom IE analysis; BIN analysis; Time-delay analysis; Dynamic line; Filter, region filtering; Network optimization report and report generation; Troubleshooting;
Chapter
Runtime Environment and Software Installation
Environment Requirements
Operating system Windows 2000 Windows XP Recommended minimum hardware configuration CPU: Pentium IV 1.6 GHz or higher Memory: 256 MB or higher Video card: SVGA, above 16-bit color Monitor: 1024 x 768 resolution Hard disk: 1GB available space or higher
Software Installation
ZTE recommends you to shut down all other running programs before installation. The installation of ZXPOS CNA is implemented by an install wizard. The following describes the installation of ZXPOS CNA in detail. 1. Insert the installation CD and run the installation program ZXPOS CNA.exe on a CD. An InstallShield Wizard dialog box appears on the screen.
2. After confirming that all other running programs are shut down and reading the copyright related information, click Next to enter the License Agreement dialog box.
3. Select I accept the terms of the license agreement before clicking Next to enter the Customer Information dialog box; otherwise, the user cannot continue the installation.
Chapter 3 Runtime Environment and Software Installation
4. In the Customer Information dialog box, input the user name and company name, and then click Next to enter the Installation Folder dialog box.
5. In the Installation Folder dialog box, select the default folder or click Browse to change the installation folder, as shown in the figure below.
2. Click Next to enter the Ready to Install dialog box (s shown in the figure below). Then click Install to start the installation.
7. The installation program starts to install related files of ZXPOS CNA into the specified folder. At the end, the Installation Complete dialog box prompts that the software has been installed successfully.
Notes for Supporting Software Installation

1. How to obtain the dongle Please contact the software vendor. 2. Installing Dongle install driver After installing the software, the user needs to install a dongle for ZXPOS CNA's smooth running. Here the ZXPOS CNA adopts the USB dongle. Click Start and then choose Programs>ZTE ZXPOS Solution>ZXPOS CNA-CDMA V11.00>tools>MicroDogInstdrv to implement the installation, as shown in the figure below.
Tip: A USB dongle should always been installed on the computer during the entire process of ZXPOS CNA startup and running. If the computers configuration conflicts with the USB dongle of ZXPOS CNA, please contact the software vendor for assistance.
3. Upgrading Dongle If the dongle has expired, it needs upgrading. Click Start and then choose Programs>ZTE ZXPOS Solution>ZXPOS CNA-CDMA V11.00>Tools>CNA_Dongle_Upgrade_Client to implement the upgrade, as shown in the figure below.
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Software Uninstallation
Click Start and then choose Programs>ZTE Solution>ZXPOS CNA-CDMA V11.00>UnInstall. ZXPOS 1. A Remove dialog box pops up. Click Next to continue.
2. Restart computer according to the uninstallation guidance, and then the software remove is completed.
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Chapter
Operation Interface
Main Menu
Click Start and then choose Programs>ZTE ZXPOS Solution>ZXPOS CNA-CDMA V11.00 to start the main program. The main operation menu is shown as below.
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Chapter 4 Operation Interface
Navigation Bar
Menu: file data, cell data, and neighbor cell data are all managed here Worksheets: navigation related to workspace, and worksheet InfoElement: parameters for setting figure icons
Toolbar
Workspace Management
Button Function To create a new Corresponding Item FileNew Workspace FileOpen Workspace FileSave Workspace Menu
workspace To open a workspace To save a workspace
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Data Management
Button Function To load test data To unload all test data Corresponding Item DataLoad LogFile Data UnLoad All Menu
LogFiles
Play Control
Button Function To reset the data to the start To play To set the play rate To indicate the progress To select the test data To indicate the time Tip: Drag the progress bar left or right can play step forward. Tip: Set the play rate to negative, and it can playback.
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Window Control
Button Function To cascade window To make the window tile vertically To make the window tile horizontally To display or hide ViewExplorerAll navigation bar WindowHorizontal Corresponding Item WindowCascade WindowVertical Menu
Menu and Functions

<File> <Data> Workspace operation Data operation <Presentation> Data presentation <Analysis> <Report> <Control> Advanced analysis Stat. report Play control
<Configuration> Parameters setting <View> <Worksheet> <Window> <Help> View operation Worksheet Window management Help and copyright info
File
<New Workspace> To create a new workspace <Open Workspace> To open a workspace <Save Workspace> To save a workspace
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<History Workspace> Recently opened workspace <Close Workspace> <Exit> To close a workspace To exit the main program
Data
<Load LogFile> To load the test file <UnLoad All LogFiles> Unload all test files <Load Cell> <UnLoad Cells> Load cell data Unload cell data
Presentation
<Templates> <Grid> |Window templates |Grid-presenting template Set template |Grid chart-presenting grid-presenting
<SetGrid>
<GridChart> <Signaling> <Events> <Delay> <KPI> <Layer3 Message> <Positioning> <Map> <Table> Table-presenting template Stat. chart presenting
template |Signaling related |Events list |Delay list |KPI stat. list |Layer-3 signaling list |Position related |Map window
<Statistics>
template CDMA window data analysis
<CDMA>
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Analysis
<Trouble Shoot> Troubleshooting <GPS Handle> GPS handling
Report
<Auto Report> Auto WORD report
Configuration
<Analysis Manager> Analysis manager <Options> Program setting
View
<Explorer> <Info> <Toolbar> <File> To display or hide the navigation bar To display or hide the information column Toolbar control To display or hide the workspace
related tools To display or hide the data related tools To display or hide the play control tools To display or hide the window control tools
<Data> <Play Control> <Window>
Worksheet
<Add Worksheet> To add a worksheet
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<Delete Worksheet>
To delete a worksheet
<Rename Worksheet> To rename a worksheet <Previous Worksheet> Previous worksheet <Next Worksheet> Next worksheet
Help
<Help F1> Help info <About> Copyright info
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Chapter
Workspace Management
Creating New Workspace
Choose File > New Workspace or click the icon on the toolbar to create a new workspace file. Set the workspace location and name, as shown in the figure below.
Opening Workspace
To maintain, add/delete data or make drive test data analysis for an existing workspace file, choose File > Open Workspace or click the icon on the toolbar to open it.
Saving Workspace
After modifying related data or parameters of a current workspace file, choose File > Save Workspace or click the icon on the toolbar to save the modified file.
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Opening History Workspace

Choose File > History Workspace to open a workspace file. The system keeps five history workspace files used by the user before, to facilitate the users quick loading.
Closing Workspace
Choose File > Close Workspace to switch or unload all opened workspace files. If a workspace file has been modified and has not been saved, a prompt box pops up, asking for saving or not.
Exiting Workspace
Choose File > Exit to exit the software.
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Chapter
Data Management
Upgrading CNT5.XX Test Data

CNT5.XX version test data cannot be loaded to the CNA-CDMA V11.00 directly, but after being upgraded. Upgrade steps: Click Start and then choose Programs>ZTE ZXPOS Solution>ZXPOS CNA-CDMA V11.00>Tools>APT_Tool to start the upgrade program. The interface is shown as below.
Click the APTTool menu, choose FileAdd Files or click the corresponding icon on the toolbar to add 4.03 version test data. Click the APTTool menu, choose OperationUpgrade or click the corresponding icon on the toolbar to upgrade the file.
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Loading Test Data

APT Data
The APT file is the original test data generated by ZXPOS CNT test. This test data format can be loaded at the ZXPOS CNA directly for related analysis. Choose Data>LoadLogFile or click the corresponding icon on the toolbar to load the APT file.
Merging Files
The user may merge several database files into a new file. That is, merge several database files loaded in the CNA to a new database file according to a certain merging rule. The integrity and compatibility of the merged data can be guaranteed.
Unloading Test Data

Click the Unload item on the shortcut menu of the root node at the left tree to unload the selected file.
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Chapter 6 Data Management
Loading Cell from New Template

When loading the cell info for the first time, the user needs to select a template through this step: choose Data>Load Cell From New Template. Then create the new template through information setting including site name and cell field matching.
Loading Cell Using Template

Choose Data> Load Cell Using Template to load cell info by using the used template. This step has no cell field matching.
Cell File History

Choose Data> Cell File History. This step keeps the opened cell file by the user.
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Cell File Sample

Choose Data> Cell File Sample to directly open the engineering parameter template library provided by the CNA.
Unloading Cell
Click the Unload item on the shortcut menu of the Cells subnode at the left tree to unload the selected cell engineering parameter.
Unloading Cells
Choose Data> Unload Cells or click the corresponding icon on the toolbar to unload all cells engineering parameters.
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Chapter
Presentation (Measurement Parameters Normal Template)
Table
The Table window displays the data in all time range. The window consists of three tab pages: Data, Histogram, and Statistics. The Table window displays various InfoElements, and supports displaying by dragging.
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The Table window supports the sync message of other interfaces and file progress bar. It responds only when the file ID is consistent. The Table window can calculate and analyze the IE with figure setting and of the numeric type. Note: The Table window supports the InfoElements of devices under the same file to display together, for convenient viewing.
Opening Table
There are two modes to open The Table window. 1) At the main menu, choose Presentation>Template>Table. 2) At the Menu navigation bar, select a file, a device, and then an IE. Right click it to display the shortcut menu, and then select the View In Table item.
Shortcut Menu
<Delete Column> To delete the column To copy the current row to <Copy> the clipboard To copy the current content <Copy All> to the clipboard <Save All> To save all to CSV
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Chapter 7 Presentation (Measurement Parameters Normal Template)
Data
Tip: Delete Column: Just click the column head and right-click the mouse, then select the Delete Column item at the shortcut menu. The currently selected column is then deleted. Click Sync: Click the data of a line to achieve global synchronization
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Histogram
Count in segment: calculate the proportion of each segments drive test points to the total drive test points, the percentage can be accumulated for calculation in ascending or descending order. Tip: The IE item can be selected through the drop-down list at the bottom left of the window. Filter invalid points in calculation by deselecting the Include Invalid points item.
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Statistics
Calculate the maximum value, minimum value, and valid count. Tip: The IE item can be selected through the drop-down list at the bottom left of the window.
Grid
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Grid displays the instantaneous state value of the IE in grid form. Note: To avoid confusion, InfoElements of the same device and the same file can be displayed in the same grid.
Opening Grid
There are two modes to open grid. 1) At the main menu, choose Presentation>Template>Grid. 2) At the Menu navigation bar, select a file, a device, and then an IE. Right click it to display the shortcut menu, and then select the View In Grid item.
Shortcut Menu
<Grid Option> <Save Form> <Properties> <Refresh> To set the properties of grid To save as self-defined window Properties of the window To refresh
SetGrid
SetGrid window is especially used to display the SET type parameters. It can display the value of all parameters in the SET type simultaneously. SET type parameters: In the left tree, parameters with S in the icon are SET type parameters, and can be displayed in SetGrid.
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The basic functions of SetGrid are consistent with those of Grid. The biggest difference is that SetGrid can display parameters in the SET.
GridChart
GridChart displays the change of index value in curve form. GridChart displays the event in icon form. GridChart supports displaying by dragging. It can drag a fixed IE, self-defined IE, fixed event, or self-defined event under the same file and device from the Menu navigation bar to the current GridChart to display. The event displays at the top of the Chart. According to the top and bottom bounds of the selected IE, it is automatically allocated to different Charts. The y-coordinate of Chart is adjusted automatically. Turn pages through the left or right arrow on the bottom of Chart. Move the red line mark on the synchronization with other windows. Chart to achieve the
GridChart supports the sync message of other interfaces and file progress bar. It responds only when the file ID is consistent.
Opening GridChart
There are two modes to open GridChart. 1) At the main menu, Presentation>Template>GridChart. choose
2) At the Menu navigation bar, select a file, a device, and then an IE/self-defined IE/event. Right click it to display the shortcut menu, and then select the View In GridChart item.
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Shortcut Menu
<Series Setting> To set the data source of Chart <Set Pan> To set the interval of Chart <Full Pan> To set the max. interval of Chart
Statistics
The stat. chart represents the distribution and stat. result of test data in histogram, pie chart, and line chart. Statistics supports displaying by dragging. It can drag a fixed IE or a self-defined IE under the same file and device from the Menu navigation bar to the current Statistics to display. Note: only the IE of the numeric type can be calculated.
Opening Statistics
There are two modes to open Statistics. 1) At the main Statistics. menu, choose Presentation>Template>
2) At the Menu navigation bar, select a file, a device, and then an IE/self-defined IE/event. Right click it to display the shortcut menu, and then select the View In Statistics item.
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Toolbar
Histogram Pie chart CDF line chart To copy it to the clipboard To save it as .jpg or .bmp file
Shortcut Menu
<Copy> <Save> <Ascending> <Descending> To copy the current figure to the clipboard To save the current figure as a picture file CDF line chart in ascending order CDF line chart in descending order
Bin Table
Bin Table displays the IE value under Bin.
Opening BinTable
At the Menu navigation bar, select a file, a device, and then a Bin node. Right click it to display the shortcut menu, and then select the View In Table item.
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Data
Offset LogTime
Offset Log time
Shortcut menu: Copy Row To copy the current row to the clipboard Copy All To copy all rows to the clipboard Save All To save all to the designated file
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Histogram
Stage Count Percent Sum Percent (U2D) Sum Percent (D2U)
Range Times Percentage Accumulated percentage (U2D) Accumulated percentage (D2U)
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Statistics
Item Item for analysis Value Value for statistics
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Chapter
Presentation (Signaling, Event, KPI, Time Delay)
Messages
The signaling display window mainly displays the layer 3 signaling content in the drive test data. It consists of three tab pages: Message List, Message Info and Message Filter. The latter two tab pages are hidden by default.
Opening Messages
There are two modes to open the Messages window. 1) At the main menu, Presentation>Signaling>Messages. choose
2) At the Menu navigation bar, select a handset in a drive test file, and choose Presentation>Signaling>Messages.
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Message List Tab Page
It displays the outline of signaling list. Field description: Index Time Channel Message Time Stamp Freq Point ART Call Event HO Event Do Layer Do Protocol Signaling index Signaling time Channel name RRC message name Time stamp of signaling Frequency point ARQ Call Event HO Event Do Layer Do Protocol
Message List Shortcut Menu

Show/Hide Detail Properties Adjust Column Copy Copy All Save ALL To show/hide detailed decoding of signaling To change the file and device properties To adjust signaling column To copy a signaling message to the clipboard To copy all signaling messages to the clipboard To save all signaling messages to the text file
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Chapter 8 Presentation (Signaling, Event, KPI, Time Delay)
Message Info Tab Page
It displays detailed decoding of signaling, and supports fuzzy search.
Message Filter Tab Page
It is used to set the display color of the signaling list. Tick off the item to filter one or several signaling.
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Message Filter Tab Page Shortcut menu

To change the display color of this message Apply My Color To All To set the color of all child nodes to My Child the color of this node Expand All Child To expand all child nodes Collapase All Child To collapase all child nodes Change Color
Event
The fixed event display list consists of three tab pages: Event List, Event Info and Event Filter. The latter two tab pages are hidden by default.
Opening Event
There are two modes to open the Event window. 1) At the main menu, choose Presentation>Signaling>Event. 2) At the Menu navigation bar, select a handset in a drive test file, and choose Presentation>Signaling>Event.
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Event List Tab Page
Time Event Event Information
Occurring time of the corresponding signaling Event name Event information
Event List Tab Page Shortcut Menu

Show/Hide Detail Properties Copy Copy All Save All To show/hide the detail info and the filter tree To change the file and device properties To copy the current event to the clipboard To copy all events to the clipboard To save all events info to the file
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Event Info Tab Page
If some fields in the event list cannot display, double-click an event, its info will completely display in the Info tab page at the right side of the window.
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Event Filter Tab Page
Q: How to Filter Event?

At the shortcut menu, choose Show/Hide Detail, and click the Filter page, as shown below.
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KPI
The KPI window displays the attempt times, success times and final success ratio of each event for KPI stat. It consists of two
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tab pages: KPI List and KPI Detail. The KPI Detail is hidden by default.
Opening KPI
At the left tree or main menu, choose Presentation>Signaling>KPI to open the KIP window.
KPI List Tab Page
ID KPI Type Correspond Attempt Ratio (%)
KPI ID KPI name Success times Attempt times Success ratio
KPI List Tab Page Shortcut Menu

Show/Hide Detail Copy Copy All Save All Properties To display KPI detail info To copy the current KPI to the clipboard To copy all KPIs to the clipboard To save all KPIs to the file To change the current file and device properties
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KPI Detail Tab Page
Time Event EventInfo Filter No Action Comment
Occurring time Event Event info Whether filtered KPI No. Attempt or finish Extra information
Delay Table
The Delay Table window can display the delay begin time, begin event, end time, end event, Delay data, segment, and stat.
Opening Delay
At the left tree or main menu, choose Presentation>Signaling> Delay to open the Delay window.
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Statistics
Name Total Succ. Fail. Timeout Succ.(%) Fail.(%) Max Min Ave
Delay name Total times Success times Failure times Timeout times Success ratio Failure ratio Max. delay value Min. delay value Ave. delay value
Shortcut menu: Properties Copy Copy All Save All To change the current file and device properties To copy the current delay to the clipboard To copy all delays to the clipboard To save all delays to the file
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Detail
Name BeginTime BeginEventName EndTime EndEventName Delay Shortcut menu: Properties Copy Copy All Save All Sync Begin Sync End
Delay name Begin time of delay Begin event of delay End time of delay End event of delay Delay
To change the current file and device properties To copy the current delay to the clipboard To copy all delays to the clipboard To save all delays to the file To synchronize to the begin signaling/event of delay To synchronize to the end signaling/event of delay
Histogram
Histogram display:
Table display:
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Stages Count Per(%)
Range Count Percentage
Shortcut menu: Copy To copy the figure to the clipboard Save as To save the figure as file Change Stage To change the stat. range and color
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Map
It displays the cell info, drive test track, and event in graphic mode, and lines the cell and drive test track point.
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Opening Map
There are two modes to open the Map window. 1) At the main menu, choose Presentation>Positioning> Map. 2) At the left tree of Menu, select a file, a device, and then an IE. Right click it to display the shortcut menu, and then select the View In Map item. Toolbar: To select the IE displayed in the map (refer to ???) To select the IE Label displayed in the map To display lines in the map (refer to Section: Q: How to display lines?) To display/hide the event (refer to Section: Q: How to set the displayed event?) To display/hide area in the map To display the inter-frequency scramble code and intrafrequency scramble code neighbor cell of the selected cell in the map, which are shown in different colors To draw a rectangle region (refer to Section: Q: How to create and define a region?) To draw a polygon region (refer to Section: Q: How to create and define a region?) To display/hide an IE Label To display/hide a site cell Scale Distance measurement To clear distance measurement To load map (refer to Section: Q: How to load map?) To copy map to the clipboard To export map to the file To display/hide the right side panel To display map in GoogleEarth To display in align center To erase the mark of GPS revision Arrow Pan Zoom out Zoom in
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Full screen Full screen track Shortcut menu: Right-click the mouse on the map, and a shortcut menu pops up, as shown below.
Arrow Pan Zoom In Zoom Out Center Full Screen Full Screen Track Layer Control DeleteIndoorDt Tip:
To To To To To To To To To
change the cursor to arrowhead drag the map zoom in zoom out display in align center display all sites cells display all drive test tracks control layer delete indoor drive test points
Map supports powerful dragging function. Refer to Section: Q: How to drag data to map?
Legend
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The Legend tab page displays stages. Shortcut menu: Set Stages To set stages, refer to Section: Q: How to set stages?
Property
The Property tab page displays the property of sites. Description: Network GSM To select the network type
Choice box BSCID_SiteID SiteName CellID Bcch UMTS
Whether to display a property Base station controller ID and site ID Site name Cell ID BCCH
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Choice box RNCID_NodeBID CellName CellID PSC TD
Whether to display a property Base station ID Cell name Cell ID Scrambling code value
Choice box Whether to display a property RNCID_NodeBID Base station ID CellName Cell name CellID Cell ID PSC Scrambling code value PCARRIERFR Frequency point value CDMA
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Choice box Whether to display a property BASENAME Base station name BSSID_B__SYSTEMID BSC ID and site ID CellID Cell ID CELLID_B Site ID and cell ID CELLName Cell name Pilot_PN PN value
Layer
For layer control panel, please refer to Section: Q: How to implement layer control? Shortcut menu: Visible Set to Current Refresh Delete To display/hide the layer To set the layer as the current layer To refresh the layer To delete the layer
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Delete All
To delete all layers
Region Filter
1) Region management:
Description: Region Manager.. Region management Export Region Export region Import Region Import region The following is the region list, controlling the display of the region. 2) Filter management image:images/img/CDMA_FilterManager.jpg["",align="Center"] Description: Filter Manager.. Include Exclude To filter management To reserve the data within the selected region To reserve the data outside of the selected region
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[[Map_Q_SelectIE]] ==== Q: How to select IE? ==== Click the IE select button on the toolbar, and the following page pops up. image:images/img/CDMAIESelectDia.JPG["",align="Center"] Description: File To select a drive test file Device To select a device Argument To select the Index of set Condition To select the frequency point and scramble code Available |To select the IE IEs Selected IEs All selected IEs displayed in the Map To add the selected IE in Elements to the Selected frame
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<< Filter
To delete the selected IE from the Selected frame To delete all selected IEs from the Selected frame Fuzzy search of IE name
Q: How to Set Displayed Event?

Click the event select button and the following page pops up.
File Device
To select a drive test file To select a device All events corresponded to Device, including fixed Available Events event and self-defined event. Events change along with the change of Device. Events which are needed to display on the map after occurrence; if an event does not appear in this frame, the event legend will not appear in the map. Selected Events The user can select flexibly. If the event legend needs to display on the map after the occurrence of an event, the user only needs to select this event from the Events frame to the Selected frame. To add one or several events from the Events frame to the Selected frame To delete one or several events from the Selected frame
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>> <<
To select all events of a File and a Device to the Selected frame To delete all events from the Selected frame
Q: How to Load Map?

Loading GST format map Click the map loading button on the toolbar, and select GST. The map dialog box pops up. Browse it and select the map file to open it. The map is then loaded. Loading TAB format map Click the map loading button on the toolbar, and select TAB. The Open Layers dialog box pops up. Click Add, and the map dialog box pops up. Browse it and select the TAB format map file to open it. The preview of the map is then shown in the Preview frame.
Buttons and fields description: Layers Up Down Add Remove Remove All Preview Current layers on the map To move up the selected layer To move down the selected layer To add a layer; in the pop-up dialog box, add one or several TAB files to the layer list To remove the selected layer To remove all selected layers To preview the selected layer
Loading Indoor map Click the map load button on the toolbar, and select Indoor Map. The Open dialog box with preview window pops up. Browse it and select the JPG format map file to open it. A SetRasterLayer dialog box pops up. Input the reference points of top-left and bottom-right latitude and longitude of the map file in floating-point. Then click OK to load the map file.
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Q: How to Implement Layer Control?

The IE layer list is shown as below.
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The operation of IE layer list is shown as below: Choice box: tick it off to display the corresponding IE layer in Map; and vice versa Layer legend: indicating that this IE is the current main IE; and vice versa Right-click an IE layer and the shortcut menu pops up as shown below.
Visible Set to Current Refresh Delete Delete All
To display/hide the IE To set the selected IE as the main IE To refresh the current layer To delete the IE To delete all IEs
Q: How to Create and Define a Region?

1. Draw a rectangle region:
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Click the Draw Region button on the toolbar, and the cursor changes into cross shape. Draw a needed rectangle on the map, and a dialog box pops up, as shown below:
Input the name of the Region, and then click OK. Click Cancel and the Region drawn on the map will be cleared. If the name is used, the Region drawn on the map will also be cleared. 2. Draw a polygon region Click the Draw Poly button on the toolbar, and the cursor changes into cross shape. Draw a region on the map, and double-click it. A dialog box pops up, as shown below:
Input the name of the region and then click OK. Click Cancel and the Region drawn on the map will be cleared. If the name is used, the Region drawn on the map will also be cleared. An effective Region can display in the Region option menu. Tick off the items in the Region menu to display or hide the Region in the map. An effective Region can display in the Regions page of analysis manager.
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An effective Region can be applied in File>Device>Filter, used to filter specific region.
Q: How to Display Lines?

Line menu
Static line types: UMTS Cell Cover UMTS NodeB Cover TD Cell Cover TD All Cover TD Scanner Cell Cover TD Scanner All Cover TD NES Cell Cover TD NES All Cover TD NES BestRSCP Cell Cover TD NES BestRSCP All Cover Dynamic line types: CDMA-Act Set CDMA-Cad Set Line for CDMA-act set Line for CDMA-Cad Set Line for Line for Line for Line for Line for Line for Line for Line for Line for cover Line for cover UMTS cell cover UMTS NodeB cover TD UE single cell cover TD UE all cells cover TD scanner single cell cover TD scanner all cells cover TD NES single cell cover TD NES all cells cover TD NES BestRSCP single cell TD NES BestRSCP all cells
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Line for CDMA-NB Set Line for CDMA-Best PN Line for GSM-Sc Link Line for GSM-NB Link Line for UMTS pilot pollution 1 Line for UMTS pilot pollution 2 Line for UMTS pilot pollution 3 Line for UMTS Over Shoot Line for UMTS Miss NB 1 Line for UMTS Miss NB 1 Line for UMTS Miss NB 1 Line for UMTS-SC Line Line for UMTS-NB Line Line for UMTS-Active Set Line for UMTS-Monitor Set Line for UMTS-Detected Set Line for UMTS-UE-Best RSCP Line for UMTS-UE-Best EcIo Line for UMTS-Scanner-Best RSCP Line for UMTS-Scanner-Best EcIo Line for TD Pilot Pollution Line for TD Over Shoot Line for TD poor coverage Line for TD Miss NB Line for TD Server Cell Line for TD Intra NB Cell Line for TD Inter NB Cell Line for TD Same SC Cell Line for TD Different SC Cell Line for TD UE First NB Warning Line Line for TD UE Second NB Warning Second NB Warning Line Line Line for TD UE Third NB Warning Third NB Warning Line Line TD Second RSCP Cell Line for TD Second RSCP Cell TD Third RSCP Cell Line for TD Third RSCP Cell Scanner BestRSCP Cell Line for Scanner BestRSCP Cell Scanner BestRSCP Line for Scanner BestRSCP IntraNBCe IntraNBCe Scanner BestRSCP Line for Scanner BestRSCP InterNBCe InterNBCe Scanner BestCI Cell Line for Scanner BestCI Cell Scanner Second RSCP Cell Line for Scanner Second RSCP Cell Scanner Second CI Cell Line for Scanner Second CI Cell Scanner Third RSCP Cell Line for Scanner Third RSCP Cell Scanner Third CI Cell Line for Scanner Third CI Cell Scanner First NB Warning L Line for Scanner First NB Warning L Scanner Second NB Line for Scanner Second NB Warning Warning
CDMA-NB Set CDMA-Best PN GSM-Sc Link GSM-NB Link Pilot Pollution 1 Pilot Pollution 2 Pilot Pollution 3 Over Shoot Miss NB 1 Miss NB 2 User Define UMTS-SC Line UMTS-NB Line UMTS-Active Set UMTS-Monitor Set UMTS-Detected Set UMTS-UE-Best RSCP UMTS-UE-Best EcIo UMTS-Scanner-Best RSCP UMTS-Scanner-Best EcIo TD Pilot Pollution TD Over Shoot TD Poor Coverage TD Miss NB TD Server Cell TD Intra NB Cell TD Inter NB Cell TD Same SC Cell TD Different SC Cell First NB Warning Line
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Scanner Third NB Warning L NES BestRSCP Cell NES BestRSCP NBCell NES First NB Warning Line NES Second NB Warning Line NES Third NB Warning Line
Line for Scanner Third NB Warning L Line for NES BestRSCP Cell Line for NES BestRSCP NBCell NES First NB Warning Line NES Second NB Warning Line NES Third NB Warning Line
CDMA has no static line temporarily, but applies the defined lines in analysis manager at the file device. If successful, at the line menu on the map, select an item under the TD Cover Line menu, and then click a cell to display the corresponding static line. The following is TD Cell Cover Line.
Select other menu and click the drive test point to display the dynamic line of the current drive test point. The following is an instance of TD main cell line.
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Q: How to Set Stages?

The Legend window displays all stages of IE on the map. Double-click a stage or right-click the stage and then click Set Stages at the shortcut menu. A stage setting dialog box pops up for modification.
Q: How to Drag Data to the Map?

The map supports the following dragging operations: IE: directly dragging a fixed IE of a file and a device Self-defined IE: Create a self-defined IE at the analysis manager. Right-click the self-defined IE node under a file and a device, and then select Add to add a self-defined IE at the shortcut menu. After successful analysis, directly drag the self-defined IE. Note: Self-defined IE does not support setting Stage at the map. Fixed event: Directly click the drop-down arrow at the right of the icon on the toolbar, and select Select Events. A dialog box pops up. Select an event and then confirm. The event and IE are bound. If there is no IE on the map, the event will not display. It is the same with the self-defined event.
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Self-defined event: Create a self-defined event at the analysis manager. Right-click the self-defined event node under a file and a device, and then select Add to add a self-defined event at the shortcut menu. After successful analysis, directly drag the selfdefined event. Bin: Directly drag an IE under a Bin, a file and a device. Delay: Directly drag a Delay of a file and a device. It does not support setting Stage on the map. Cell: Directly drag a cell of a mode.
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Cell Table
The Cell Table window displays the cells imported to the system.
Opening Cell Table

At the Menu navigation bar, select the Cells node, and then select the Cell item. Right-click it, and select View In Table at the shortcut menu.
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To show/hide all fields of the cell (refer to Show/Hide Detail Section: Q: How to display all fields of the cell?) To find a value (refer to Section: Q: How to Find set the cell filter?) Copy To copy the current line to the clipboard Save All To save all to csv file To locate the cell corresponding to the Locate In Map current line to the map Refresh To refresh
Q: How to Set Cell Filter?

Right-click it and select Find. A toolbar appears at the bottom of the window, as shown below: Set the search conditions including Sc/BSIC, Uarfcn, CellID, and CellName, and then click the second button (Go) from the right of the toolbar. The filtered result displays in the table. The dropdown list supports fuzzy search. Select Find again and the toolbar will be closed. Or click the first button from the right of the toolbar to close it.
Q: How to Display All Fields of the Cell?

Right-click it and select Show/Hide Detail at the shortcut menu. The following frame pops up.
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This frame is a floating frame. Select Show/Hide Detail again and the frame will be closed.
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Chapter
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User Self-defined Analysis
Analysis Manager
At the main menu, choose Configuration Analysis Manager to open the analysis manager window.
Creating Self-defined Analysis Item

1. Choose the type of the self-defined analysis item, and click the New button to create a self-defined analysis item.
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2. According to different type of the self-defined analysis item, import different information, and then click OK to confirm.
Editing Self-defined Analysis Item

1. At the Existing Analysis navigation page, choose the selfdefined analysis item to be edited. Click Edit or double-click the self-defined analysis item directly.
2. After the edit, click OK to confirm it.
Deleting Self-defined Analysis Item

At the Existing Analysis navigation page, choose one or several self-defined analysis item to be deleted. Click Delete.
Importing Self-defined Analysis Item

Click Import to select the self-defined analysis configuration file to be imported.
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Exporting Self-defined Analysis Item

1. Select one or several self-defined analysis item to be exported. 2. Click Export to input the name and then save the file. Tip: Besides the filter, the visible self-defined analysis item can access the edit interface by clicking EditDefinition at the shortcut menu of the navigation bar.
Self-defined IE Analysis
The user set an arithmetical expression consisting of CNAs current data. The CNA can calculate the value of this arithmetical expression one by one, and keep the value to the self-defined IE table.
Defining CustomIE
1. Create CustomIE through the self-defined analysis manager. Refer to Section: Analysis Manager. 2. Set the name, color, applicable network and expression of CustomIE.
3. Click Builder to open the edit form of the expression (suggested).
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4. Click Verify to verify the expression (optional).
Viewing CustomIE
1. At the Menu navigation bar, the added CustomIE will automatically be loaded to the directory FileMSCustomIE.
2. Select a CustomIE, right-click it and select View In Table, View In Map, which is similar to normal IE. Tip: The expression of CustomIE is normally arithmetical expression.
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Self-defined Event Analysis

CustomEvent: user self-defined event, the sampling point of test data can be filtered according to the user-defined conditional expression. It can effectively point out the region with problem for users. Arithmetic description: The user sets a logic expression consisting of all data in CNA. The CNA can calculate the value of the logic expression one by one, and keep the value of True to the event list (Note: The selfdefined event is basically the same as the event display mode).
Defining CustomEvent
1. Create CustomEvent through the self-defined manager. Refer to Section: Analysis Manager. analysis
2. Set the name, icon, applicable network and expression of CustomEvent.
3. Click Builder to open the edit form of the expression (suggested).
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4. Click Verify to verify the expression (optional).
Viewing CustomEvent
1. At the Menu navigation bar, the added CustomEvent will be automatically loaded to the FileMSCustomIE directory.
2. Select a CustomEvent, right-click it and select View In Table, View In Map from the shortcut menu, which is similar to normal Event. Tip: The expression of CustomEvent should be logic expression.
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Bin Analysis
For bin analysis algorithm, please refer to Section: BIN analysis.
Defining Bin
1. Create Bin through the self-defined analysis manager. Refer to Section: Analysis Manager. 2. Set parameters of Bin.
Name Method Value Type Time(s) Available IEs
To set the name of BIN analysis To set the method of BIN analysis, according to time, distance and network To set the value type, including max., min., and median Unit time, being Size(m) according to distance and grid Parameters for BIN analysis
Viewing Bin
1. At the Menu navigation bar, the added Bin automatically loaded to the FileMSBin directory. will be
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2. Select a Bin, right-click it and select View In Table, View In Map from the shortcut menu. Present it or directly drag Bin to the Map window.
Delay Analysis
For Delay analysis, calculate the time interval between any two signaling or events. The user can calculate each signaling or event delay through configuration.
Defining Delay
1. Create Delay through the self-defined analysis manager. Refer to Section: Analysis Manager. 2. Set parameters such as name, color, and applicable network of Delay.
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Name Start Message & Event End Message & Event Fail Message & Event Timeout
To set the name of Delay analysis Delay start event or signaling list Delay end event or signaling list Failure event or signaling list Whether to calculate the timeout and timeout time
Viewing Delay
1. At the Menu navigation bar, the added Delay will be automatically loaded to the FileMSBin directory.
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2. Select a Delay, right-click it and select View In Table, View In Map from the shortcut menu. Present it or directly drag Delay to the Map window. 3. The table below demonstrates the Delay data.
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Filter
The filter is a conditional filter for data. In the CNA, it can set different filters for each device, and support the overlap of several filters.
Defining Filter
1. Create Delay through self-defined analysis manager. Refer to Section: Analysis Manager. 2. Set parameters of Filter, including name, applicable network, expression, and delay threshold, etc.
3. Click Builder (suggested).
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4. Click Verify to verify the expression (optional). Tip: The expression of Filter should be logic expression.
Applying Filter
1. At the toolbar of the main window, click to filter. 2. At the pop-up Filter page, select the file and device for filter.
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3. Tick off the items needed for filter. 4. Select the logic relationship between several filter. 5. Click OK to confirm the filter. Tip: After the filter takes effect, only the data satisfying the condition is reserved. Reopen the data window to view the filtered data.
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Chapter
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Advanced Analysis (Troubleshoot)
Overview
The Troubleshoot module provides a group of lists for finding possible defects in current network. The user can use these methods to obtain defect and defect related information. Choose Analysis>Trouble Shoot to open the Troubleshoot window, as shown in the figure below.
At the File and Device selection boxes, select the file No. and device No. The second half part of the window will display the corresponding algorithm. ZXPOS CNA supports two kinds of analysis: pilot pollution algorithm analysis and coverage analysis.
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Algorithm Analysis
Before pilot pollution analysis, right-click it and select Settings at the shortcut menu to define the pilot pollution algorithm. There are two kinds of general pilot pollution algorithm and two kinds of special pilot pollution algorithm. These algorithms can be combined in usage. Therefore, ZXPOS CNA supports six pilot pollution algorithms: General Pilot Pollution(A1), General Pilot Pollution(A2), General Pilot Pollution(A1+A2), Special Pilot Pollution(A1), and Special Pilot Pollution(A1+A2). Each algorithm has the shortcut function as shown below:
Parameters Setting
Click Settings and the following window pops up.
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Multi-file Comparison Analysis

Multi-file comparison is used to compare two kinds of network in the network layout drive test, or compare the performance change of some indexes before and after the optimization. Since the comparison of a specific point is meaningless, the data of a region (BIN grid) is normally selected for analysis.
Opening Data Compare

Choose Analysis>Data Compare to open the file comparison window, as shown in the figure below.
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Operation Flow
1. Respectively load two drive test files, and make BIN analysis at the MAP window. Export the data in .csv file through the BinTable. 2. Use Comp.exe to open two .csv files for comparison. 3. Click ExcelCompare to obtain the two filtered .xls files whose drive test data and BIN grid are the same. 4. Click Change to .tab, and generate the .tab file according to the data record of the same BIN grid. Analysis it in mapinfo, and the value difference of two files with the same drive test data and BIN grid is displayed.
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Advanced Analysis: GPS Related

The GPS related advanced analysis mainly includes correction, distance calculation, and blind spot filling. GPS
Opening GPS Error Handle

Choose Analysis>GPS Handle to open the GPS handle window, as shown in the figure below.
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GPS Correction
GPS correction is mainly applied in drive test. When there are abnormal situations in GPS, such as occasional jump, systematic offset, the sampling time of GPS is far shorter than the aggregation caused by the sampling time of drive test device, etc. The data can be corrected after the event. The GPS data correction result can be compared through the two tracks before and after the correction, or the result can be viewed by refreshing related layer on the map directly.
Accidental Error Correction

1. Select the drive test file needed for correction from the file list. 2. Choose Eliminate GPS Accidental Error.
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3. If not to edit the original GPS data, and only to mark the accidental error point on the map, tick off the highlight item of the map. If to edit the original GPS data, do not tick off the highlight item of the map. 4. Input the max. speed limit of GPS. 5. Click Apply. If the highlight item of the map is not ticked off, a dialog box pops up, prompting: The data cannot be changed back if it is edited. After confirming, start calculation.
Systematic Error Correction

1. Select the drive test file needs to be corrected from the file list. 2. Choose Eliminate GPS System Error. 3. Select the unit for correction. 4. Input the correction value in X and Y direction. 5. Click Apply and a dialog box pops up, prompting: The data cannot be changed back if it is edited. After confirming, start calculation.
Aggregation Elimination
1. Select the drive test file needs to be corrected from the file list. 2. Choose Eliminate GPS Special Aggregation. 3. Select to use maximum distance or maximum speed. The two can be used simultaneously. 4. Input the maximum distance and (or) maximum speed. 5. Click Apply and a dialog box pops up, prompting: The data cannot be changed back if it is edited. After confirming, start calculation.
GPS Straight Way

1. Select the drive test file needs to be corrected from the file list. 2. Choose Eliminate GPS Straight Way Error. 3. Input the start and end time. If the time is not sure, confirm the start and end time by using the Table and map, and then input the time.
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4. Click Apply and a dialog box pops up, prompting: The data cannot be changed back if it is edited. After confirming, start calculation.
NES Data Error Correction

1. Select the NES data file needed for correction from the file list. 2. Choose Eliminate NES GPS UnRoad. 3. If not to edit the original GPS data, and only to mark the accidental error point on the map, tick off the highlight item of the map. If to edit the original GPS data, do not tick off the highlight item of the map. 4. Click Apply. If the highlight item of the map is not ticked off, a dialog box pops up, prompting: The data cannot be changed back if it is edited. After confirming, start calculation.
Reset to defaults
Click Default to reset the parameters to default values.
GPS Distance Calculation

GPS mileage calculation is to calculate the accumulated distance of each count points. D(1)=0; D(n) =D(2,1)D(3,2)D (n,n-1), n=2N. D(n,n-1) indicates the distance from D(n) to D(n-1). Under some situations, GPS data cannot be obtained. Here adopt the accumulated distance from the current point to the previous effective data point. It is suggested to eliminate the error and calculate the distance before correcting GPS data. Then the result is more accurate. Open the GPS handling interface, and select the file needed for distance calculation. Click Cal Distance to complete the calculation. The calculation result can be obtained by adding the GPS fieldDistance to Table.
GPS Fix Null Correction

In some situations, the data of the handset or scanner is reported before that of GPS device, so the GPS information may be deficient at the start of the test. This function is used for solve this problem. Open the GPS handle page, select the file for distance calculation, and then correct the GPS Fix Null to complete the data correction.
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Auto Report
Overview
The auto report outputs the designated content to the file designated by the user according to the specific grammar mark in the source template. The source template is a word file. The user can edit this word document manually to satisfy the requirements on various formats.
Interface
Choose Report>Auto Report to open the auto report form, as shown in the figure below.
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Template Path Explanation

For different devices, the word file can be found out in the designated path under the current work space according to the device type. Corresponding relationship: CDMA handset corresponds to: ..\Config\AutoReportTemplate\CDMA UE
Mark Explanation
In auto report, mark grammar explanation is most important. The requirements of the grammar are as below: Add the single-row and single-column table in word file. The character string in the table should begin with ZXPOS::. Grammar ZXPOS::UMTSKPI$ ZXPOS::UMTSDELAY$ Description To output UMTS related KIP stat. To output UMTS related Output Remark mode Table Table No No
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delay stat To output site ZXPOS::SITEMAP$ cell distribution graph To output an ZXPOS::HISTROGRAM$ an IEs grouping IE stat To output an ZXPOS::PDF$ an IE IEs PDF graph To output an IEs ZXPOS::MAP$ an IE geographical distribution To output an ZXPOS::LEGEND$ an IE IEs legend info ZXPOS::STAGE$ an IE Available IEs are as below: To output an IEs stage info
Figure No IE lists refer to the table below The same as Figure the above Table Figure The same as the above
The same as the above Not Figure supported temporarily Table
Corresponding IE Description Remark UE RSSI Handset receiving power No UE TxPower Handset transmitting power No UE RSCP Handset RSCP No PCCPCH C/I Theoretic C/I value No DPCH C/I Physical C/I value No Total BLER Total block error rate No SIR Total Total signal to interference ratio No DownLink RLC Downlink RLC throughput No Throughput UpLink RLC Throughput Uplink RLC throughput No DownLink PPP Downlink PPP throughput No Throughput No UpLink PPP Throughput Uplink PPP throughput DownLink FTP Downlink FTP throughput No Throughput No UpLink FTP Throughputt Uplink FTP throughput Ping Delay Ping Delay No Take UE RSSI for instance. The grammar of PDF graph output is ZXPOS::PDF$UE RSSI.
Notices
Marks should be put in single-row and single-column table. Marks should begin with ZXPOS::. Since its character string grammar, the IE should input (case insensitive) strictly according to the table above.
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Microsoft Word should be installed in the computer. CNA will invoke the word at the background. To avoid mistake, do not enable the word software when the report is generated.
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CDMA Feature Window
Exporting Model Calibrating Data

After loading the drive test data and site information table, choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA Export Model Calibrating Data at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA. The export model calibrating data window appears, as shown in the figure below.
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Drive test data can be used to correct simulation model to obtain more accurate simulation data. ZXPOS CNA1 provides processing, and outputs the drive test data for the model calibration of ZXPOS CNS1 simulation software.
Route Coverage Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA Route Coverage Statistics at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the route coverage analysis window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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The coverage parameters setting, at the top left part of the figure above, include: Best EcIo, Aggregate EcIo, Strongest EcIo, TxPower, and RxPower. Select one from Best EcIo, Aggregate EcIo, and Strongest EcIo. Click Update on the top right corner, and the statistics region displays the route coverage analysis result. The bottom left of the figure above displays Covered Route Length in Call State, Covered Route Length in idle StateTotal Route Length Route Coverage Rate (namely, the ratio of Covered Route Length in Call State to Total Route Length).
Original Parameters Table

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA Original Parameters Table at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window of original parameters table pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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As shown in the figure, the window supports displaying original parameters. DRC Index parameters are displayed in Table and GRAPH.
Forward/Reverse Link Balance Analysis

After loading the drive test data and site info table, choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1x Links Balance Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the link balance analysis window pops up. The window contains two pages: analysis on drive test data points and analysis on cells, as shown in the two figures below. Select Links Balance Analysis at the shortcut menu to open the link balance analysis interface. If a range is selected at the Map window, select Links Balance Analysis at the shortcut menu can only analyze the data points (cells) within this range. If the user does not load the site info file, the analysis result on cells cannot be given. The figure below is the forward/reverse link balance analysis based on range.
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The figure below is the forward/reverse link balance analysis based on cells.
1. Meaning of parameters: (1) Links Balance Value: the link balance value calculated according to parameters set by the user Calculation method: Fwd Link Margin = BestEc subtract Rx Sensitivity of Pilot Channel Rev Link Margin = Max Attainable Mobile Transmit Power subtract TxPower Links Balance Value = Fwd Link Margin subtract Rev Link Margin (2) Links Balance Status: judge if the link is balanced according to the set parameters. T1 stands for the analysis parameter Fwd link is superior when (Fwd - Rev) great than, and T2 stands for the analysis paramterRev link is superior when (Fwd - Rev) less than. If the calculated average Links Balance Value is between T1 and T2, the link is thought as balanced. If the Links Balance Value is higher than T1, the forward link coverage is better than that of the reverse link. If the Links Balance Value is
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lower than T2, the reverse link coverage is better than that of the forward link. The setting of forward/reverse link balance analysis parameters is shown in the figure below.
Handoff Event Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1x Handoff Event Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window of handoff event analysis pops up, as shown in the figure below.
The bottom left of the table displays the calculation result after handoff event analysis, consisting of five columns. 1. Handoff Type: including 14 types, being All HandOff, 1Way, 2Soft, 2 Softer, 3Soft, 3 Soft, 3 Soft /Softer, Other, Hard, 4Way, 5Way, 6Way, Analog, and Inter-BSC Handoff 2. Right-click a handoff type in the first column and the following shortcut menu pops up.
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1X to DO Handoff Analysis
Choose Presentation>CDMA>1x to DO Handoff Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
The bottom left of the table displays the calculation result after handoff event analysis, consisting of four columns. 1. Right click a column and the following shortcut menu pops up.
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Handoff Statistics
Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Handoff Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
The left top of the table displays 18 parameters of EVDO handoff statistics: (1) Valid RU count, (2) Lossed RU count, (3) Valid TCA count, (4) Lossed TCA count, (5) Valid TCC count, (6) Lossed TCC count, (7) Valid T_Add Request count, (8) Valid T_Drop Request count, (9) Lossed T_Add Request count, (10) Lossed T_Drop Assign count, (11) Valid T_Add Assign count, (12) Lossed T_Add Assign count, (13) Valid T_Drop Assign count, (14) Lossed T_Drop Assign count, (15) Successful T_Add count, (16) Failed T_Add count, (17) Successful T_Drop countSuccessful T_Drop count, and (18) Failed T_Drop count 2. Right click a column and the following shortcut menu pops up.
1xEV-DO DRC Index Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO DRC Index Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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1. Index: DRC Index category 2. Count: the number of each DRC Index category 3. Percent: the proportion of each DRC Index category to the total DRC Index. Right-click the static. Figure area, and the following shortcut menu pops up.
1xEV-DO Attempt Result Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Access Attempt Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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The window consists of two tab pages: Statistics and Detail. Statistics tab page contains: Result, Count(%),Total Count, Success Count and Fail Count. The shortcut menu functions are the same as those of DO DRC Index.
CDMA 1xEV-DO Session Attempt Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Session Attempt Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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CDMA 1xEV-DO Attempt Result Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Connection Attempt Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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CDMA 1xEV-DO Connection Release Analysis

Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Connection Release Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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The window consists of two tab pages: Statistics and Detail. Statistics tab page contains: Reason, Count(%), and Total Count. The shortcut menu functions are the same as those of DO DRC Index.
DO Rev A Single-User Packet Forward Statistics

The DO Rev A Single-User Forward Statistics window displays the CRC and early-decoding info of the Rev. A forward service channel single-user packet and control channel packet. CRC stat. contains the CRC pass times of each transmission format and the CRC failure times of each DRC. Early-decoding stat. includes the number of early terminated packets of each slot. Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Rev A SingleUser Packet Forward Statistics at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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The top of the window displays three parameters: Statistics Type, Start Time and End Time.
Reverse Link Statistics

The DO Rev A Reverse Link Metrics window displays the number of service packets sent by the reverse link, the packet size and transmission modes early-termination statistics. Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Rev A Reverse Link Metrics at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
The top of the window contains the following four parameters: 1) Statistics TypeAbsolute, Relative 2) TimeStamp: time distance between End Time and Start Time 3) Start Time 4) End Time
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Rev A Virtual Soft Handoff

The DO Rev A Virtual Handoff Performance Analysis window calculates Rev A virtual soft handoff. Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Rev A Virtual Handoff Performance Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
(1) the top left of the table: three columns for virtual soft handoff are: Normal Count, Abnormal Country, Average Interval. (2) the middle left of the table: virtual soft handoff result record Right-click a row and the following shortcut menu pops up.
(3) the bottom left of the table: specific parameters of soft handoff
Rev B Virtual Soft Handoff

The DO Rev B Virtual Handoff Performance Analysis window calculates Rev B virtual soft handoff. Choose Presentation>CDMA>CDMA 1xEV-DO Rev B Virtual Handoff Performance Analysis at the main menu of ZXPOS CNA, and the window pops up, as shown in the figure below.
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(1) the top left of the table: the virtual soft handoff stat. is the same as that of Rev A (2) the middle left 1 and middle left 2 of the table: calculate and display the total handoff info; namely, display the handoff of multiple carriers collectively Right-click a row and the following shortcut menu pops up (the same as that of Rev A). Click a row, and the middle left 2 table simultaneously displays that handoff occurs in which carriers of the current handoff info range. (3) the bottom left of the table: specific parameters of soft handoff
GoTa State Display

Choose Analysis>GoTa State, and the GoTa terminals state appears, as shown in the figure below.
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Setting
Map Setting
It is used to set parameters shown on the map.
Setting IE and Event Display Offset

The offset values displayed on the map can be classified into two categories: Offset value between two IE tracks Offset value of event legend and IE track point (the current layer)
X_Offset Y_Offset EventX_Offset EventY_Offset
X axis offset of IE track Y axis offset of IE track X axis offset of event legend and IE track point Y axis offset of event legend and IE track point
Setting IE Track Point Model

Set the display model of IE track point into one of the two types: Color Paint Text Paint
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Color Paint
Point Type Symbol Size Invalid Color To select the shape of the color paint point: Circle, Ellipse, or Rectangle To set the size of the color paint point To set the color of the invalid point
Text Paint
Symbol Size To set the size of symbol Invalid Text Invalid text
Legend Statistics
Only Value Count Percent Count & Percent No calculation To count the segments To calculate the percentage of each segment To count the segments and calculate the percentage
Legend Include Invalid Tick off to contain the invalid poi in stat. Poi
IE Label Setting
It is used to set the offset relative to IE track, label color and interval.
X_Offset
X axis offset relative to IE track
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Y_Offset Y axis offset relative to IE track Color Color of label Interval Interval of label Show when value changed Show when the value is changed
Event Setting
It is used to set the icon corresponding to the event. Steps: 1. Select and click an event item. The icon dialog box pops up. Select an event icon, and click it to open it.
Data Sampling Setting

It is used to set the sampling rule when the test data is imported, as shown in the figure below.
Group By Group Size Value Type
To set the sampling group method To set the group size To set the value type
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Supported Group By Method

Interval Distance Timestamp Message Interval (millisecond) Distance (meter) Timestamp (adopted by ZXPOS CNT) Layer-3 signaling (number of signaling messages)
Supported Value Type Method

Median Average Max Min Latest Tip: When selecting Use Default Extract Method And Value Method, click Timestamp and Latest, to keep consistent with ZXPOS CNT. Note: For specific sampling algorithm, refer to Section: Sampling Rule. Median value Average value Max. value Min. value Latest value
Map Setting
It is used to set the display pattern of cell in the map, including Brush Color, sector cell radius, sector Angle, Omni Cell Radius, and PropertyOffset. Steps: 1. Select a cell type. 2. Set the parameters such as Brush Color, sector cell radius, sector Angle, Omni Cell Radius, and PropertyOffset.
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Brush Color Brush color of the cell Sector Cell Radius Sector cell radius, effective value range: 1-50 Sector Angle Sector angle, effective value range: 1-120 Omni Cell Radius Omni cell radius, effective value range: 1-50 Property Offset Property offset, effective value range: 0-50
PN Color Disc Setting

It is used to set the color code of PSC brushing.
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Steps: 1. Click the color code to be edited. A color selection dialog box pops up. 2. Select the needed color and click OK. Tip: For easy distinguish, do not set the adjacent color code into a close color.
CDMA Analysis Parameters Setting

It is used to set the analysis parameters of CDMA, including pilot pollution, and over cover, etc. Click Default to reset them into the defaults. Steps: 1. Click a parameter under a setting item. 2. Edit it into a new value directly or add/delete the value by one unit. Click Default to reset them into the defaults.
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Data Sampling
When importing the test files of original data completely stored in APT, MDM, SD5, CAN processes samples according to a certain sampling rule and value rule.
Sampling Rule
By time Group the data according to the interval designated by the user.
By distance (mileage) Group the data according to the traveled distance (the distance threshold designated by the user).
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By signaling Group the data according to the signaling number interval designated by the user.
Value Rule
Max. value: max. value in the group Min. value: min. value in the group Medium value: The medium value in a group When the elements are odd, it directly returns the medium value. When the elements are even, it returns the average value of the two medium values. Average value: arithmetic mean value Latest value: the latest reported value
BIN Analysis
BIN analysis is to group test data according to a certain group rule, and then calculate the data of each group according to the specified value rule. Select a data as the representative of this group. This is to prevent the over-large weight of single sample number from affecting the global calculation result. The BIN analysis result in CNA will be added with an offset value (the smallest value in the group) for location.
Group Rule
By time Group the data according to the interval designated by the user.
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By grid Group the data according to the grid size designated by the user. Min(Lon): min. longitude in all drive test points Min(Lat): min. latitude in all drive test points Max(Lon): max. longitude in all drive test points Max(Lat): max. latitude in all drive test points Min(Lon), Min(Lat), Max(Lon), Max(Lat): may not be the point in the drive test track The BIN analysis result in CNA will be added with an offset value (the smallest value in the group) for location. Adopt the longitude and latitude of the grid central point as the longitude and latitude of the grouping.
By distance (mileage) Group the data according to the traveled distance (the distance threshold designated by the user).
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Value Rule
Max. value: max. value in the group Min. value: min. value in the group Medium value: The medium value in a group When the elements are odd, it directly returns the medium value. When the elements are even, it returns the average value of the two medium values.
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Appendix B: Software Shortcut Keys
Data Sampling
<Ctrl+N> <Ctrl+O> <Ctrl+S> <Ctrl+W> <Alt+F4> <Ctrl+A> <Ctrl+E> <Shift+F8> <Shift+F9> <Shift+F10> <Shift+F11> <Shift+F12> < F1 > To create a new workspace To open a workspace To save a workspace To close a workspace To exit the main program To open the analysis manager To display or hide navigation bar To add a worksheet To delete a worksheet To rename a worksheet To jump to the previous worksheet To jump to the next worksheet Help
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Appendix C: GoogleEarth (GE) Related
GEs Usage in CNA

When CNA is using GoogleEarth map, to enhance the performance, the map display function of GoogleEarth is disabled. Therefore, the map display window of GoogleEarth will display none. However, any operation on GoogleEarth will affect the display effect of CNA. For instance, import a KML file into GoogleEarth, and the file will display in CNA. After the GoogleEarth button is clicked, the GoogleEarth map is shown in the region. CNA adopts the partition algorithm to download the GoogleEarth map, which lasts for a period (decided by the computer configuration, and network speed). When downloading the GoogleEarth map, other operations (such as switching parameters, zoom in and zoom out) can continue. The GooglEarth map download window displays the map block in the process of download. The window has the Always on top attribute. Please do not hide the window or operate over the window; otherwise, any operation may affect the maps download effect. Note: If the downloaded map is not sound in effect, press F5 on the keyboard to refresh the GooglEarth map.
Suggested Setting of GoogleEarth

1. When CAN displays the GoolgeEarth map, close the navigation bar of GoogleEarth, as shown below. Since the navigator of GE
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takes great space, it is suggested to close the navigator of GE manually to display CNA in better effect. Choose GoogleEarth>View>Show Navigation>Never. 2. If the memory cache of the computer is not high, reduce the memory cache size of GoogleEarth properly to decrease its occupation on memory. Choose Tools>GoogleEarth Options>Cache, and the following window pops up.
GE Problems
1. If the download window of GoogleEarth map is covered (for instance, by the Startup menu), the GoogleEarth map displayed in CNA is disordered. Solution: Drag the map or press F5 to refresh the map. 2. The download is half-done and the GoogleEarth map is blurry, yet the CNA stops downloading. Solution: Drag the map or press F5 to refresh the map. 3. In the process of map download, drag the download map window, and the GoogleEarth map displayed in CNA is disordered. 4. How to load KML file in CNA? Solution: The CNA does not support the loading of KML file temporarily. However, CNA can support the display of KML file by loading KML file in GoogleEarth.
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How to Use GoogleEarth in ZTE Intranet

Due to ZTE VPN in the intranet, GoogleEarth may not connect the network. The problem can be solved according to the following steps. 1. Install the CCProxy http://www.ccproxy.com/download.htm. software at
2. Start up CCProxy, and then click Set to start up the HTTP proxy service (Deselect the NT service if the CCPROXY is not expected to be started up with WINDOWS).
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3. Click Senior to set Secondary Proxy, user name, password and the account and password of HRONLINE. Note: 10.30.9.9 is the IP address of Proxy.zte.com.cn.
4. Start up IE, and set the proxy service of IE as CCPROXY.
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5. Start up GoogleEarth to test if it can connect the Internet.
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Chapter 21 FAQ
Chapter
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FAQ
borlndmm.dll Cannot Be Found When the Program is Running

Refer to Section: Reinstallation Problem after Unloading and Processing.
Uninstall in Program Menu Unusable?

Refer to Section: Reinstallation Problem after Unloading and Processing.
Reinstallation Problem after Unloading and Processing

Unload the old version ZXPOS CNA. The system requires to restart the computer, yet the user selects not to restart and installs the new version directly. The following problems may occur: 1. It cannot find borlndmm.dll, which leads to startup failure in ZXPOS CNA. 2. At the Programs of Startup menu, Uninstall of ZXPOS CNA is unusable, which leads to unload failure.
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This is because some unload and clear operations of InstallShield are after system restart. The following is the solution.
Tip: Run InstallShieldBugFix.bat under BIN directory directly to solve the problem.
WORD Reports Success, yet No File Saved at the Local

Cause: Office automatically implements the load of some addins when creating WORD, which leads to the file save failure. Solution: This problem is normally caused by the UDS software of ZTE. Try the following methods to solve it. 1. First, copy a blank document at the computer without UDS system; then modify this original document as the template to be used. Note: The default template provided by CNA is the document not loaded with other template. If the user creates the template by oneself, the problem should be noted. 2. Close the Office software. Delete or rename masdms01.dll under the document security direction (the default directory is: C:\Program Files\MarkAny\Document SAFER). 3. If the problems cannot be solved, try the following methods to delete the faulty add-ins. (1) Open Office, and click Self-define at the tool menu. (2) Click the Command tab page. (3) Click Tool from the Category list. (4) Drag the COM Add-in to the toolbar. (5) Click Close to close the Self-define dialog box. (6) Click the new COM Add-in button to view the COM Add-in loaded with WORD. If the add-in is listed in the COM Add-in dialog box, close each add-in temporarily. Deselect the check box of each COM add-in and click OK. After restart WORD, the closed COM add-in will not be loaded. If the problem can be solved after closing COM add-in, the fault is caused by a listed COM add-in. If several COM add-ins are listed, reopen a COM add-in each time and then restart WORD to see which add-in leads this problem.
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Abnormal Program Termination

The problem might be caused by the loss of borlndmm.dll. For specific reason and solution, please refer to Section: Reinstallation Problem after Unloading and Processing.
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Chapter 3.......................................................................... 5 Runtime Environment and Software Installation ........... 5

Chapter 4........................................................................ 12 Operation Interface ....................................................... 12

Menu and Functions ....................................................... 15

Chapter 5 ........................................................................ 19 Workspace Management ............................................... 19

Chapter 6 ........................................................................ 21 Data Management.......................................................... 21

Chapter 7 ........................................................................ 25 Presentation (Measurement Parameters Normal Template) ....................................................................... 25

Opening Grid ....................................................................... 30 Shortcut Menu ..................................................................... 30 SetGrid ............................................................................... 30

Bin Table ...................................................................... 33

Chapter 8........................................................................ 37 Presentation (Signaling, Event, KPI, Time Delay) ........ 37

Delay Table ................................................................... 46

Chapter 9 ........................................................................ 50 Presentation (Geographical) ......................................... 50

Chapter 10...................................................................... 67 Presentation (Cell)......................................................... 67

Chapter 11...................................................................... 71 User Self-defined Analysis ............................................. 71

Self-defined IE Analysis .................................................. 73

Viewing CustomIE ................................................................ 74

Self-defined Event Analysis ............................................. 75

Bin Analysis .................................................................. 77

Delay Analysis ............................................................... 78

Chapter 12...................................................................... 84 Advanced Analysis (Troubleshoot) ............................... 84

Chapter 13...................................................................... 87 Multi-file Comparison Analysis ...................................... 87

Chapter 14...................................................................... 89 Advanced Analysis: GPS Related ................................... 89

GPS Distance Calculation ................................................ 92 GPS Fix Null Correction ................................................... 92

Auto Report .................................................................... 93

Chapter 16...................................................................... 97 CDMA Feature Window .................................................. 97

Chapter 17.................................................................... 114 Setting .......................................................................... 114

Event Setting .............................................................. 116

Data Sampling Setting.................................................. 116

CDMA Analysis Parameters Setting................................. 119

BIN Analysis ................................................................ 122

Chapter 19.................................................................... 125 Appendix B: Software Shortcut Keys .......................... 125

Chapter 20.................................................................... 126 Appendix C: GoogleEarth (GE) Related ....................... 126

Chapter 21.................................................................... 131 FAQ ............................................................................... 131

Tables ........................................................................... 137

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