TEMS Discovery Basics

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TEMS Discovery Enterprise 10.0, 2014 © Ascom 1

Introduction

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 Overview

 Getting Started

 Data Views

 Walk-U-Through Wizard

 Advanced Functionalities

 Professional Features

 Statistical Cubes and

Dashboards

 New Analytics

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Display Panels

Project list – a placeholder for projects

Document list– a placeholder for documents

GIS/Coverage Map – a placeholder for GIS and coverage map data

Task Window – background tasks status

Message Log – Messages related to the current operation

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Tools and Analysis Views Shortcuts

 Show/hide display panels

 Save project data  Walk-U-Through  Data Import  Automatic Data Processing  Batch Printing  Script Builder  Report Template/

Problem Set Builder  Plot Band Editor

 Map View

 Time-series Chart  Message View  Table View

 Instant Chart View  Point Detail  Wave View  Histogram  Correlation View  Sector Analysis  Problem Summary View  Multi-dimension Statistic View  Synchronization by Mouse Clicking  Synchronize Views By Mouse Moving

 Log file replay functionality

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Views

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Tools

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Configuration

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Statistic

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Data Explorer tab

 Dataset tab displays drive test data in logical

groups – Archived, Composite and DataSets

 Except for the archived dataset, each group is

given with a tree view layout that can be drilled

down to the metric level

 Project data can be filtered by sector group,

condition expression, event set, user defined

region or by date of data collection or

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Data Explorer tab

 Cells tab has the account of imported network

configurations, sector groups, and sector filter

expressions

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Data Explorer tab

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‘GIS/Coverage Map’ tab lists all GIS data

associated with the current project

 GIS data can be displayed in Map View by

dragging and dropping, or by choosing “Send

To Map View” option from the context menu

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Legend tab

 Legend tab displays plot band information of

metrics that are included in the Map View and

Time Chart

 Any particular metric can be added or

removed from display by selecting or

de-selecting corresponding metric title

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Point Details tab

 Point Details tab provides a convenient way to

overview detailed measurement information

for a particular time and location

 Point Details information is refreshed by

moving the cursor in the Map View or Time

Chart, or by changing the row selection in the

Message View and Table View

 User can select pre-defined Point Details

configurations or create a new one

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USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

Project Properties tab

 Project Properties tab displays general

information regarding the current project’s

GIS, UDR (User Defined Region) and cell

configuration data

 User can select default GIS map, UDR and

cell configuration

 User can defined UDR cluster indexes and

select an UDR as a default print area to be

used for reporting

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DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

 Projects organized in private and public folders

 Each project may contain datasets, composite

datasets, and archives (archived datasets)

 A dataset is created when importing one or more raw

measurement data files

 Each dataset contains logfile data easily organized

by certain attributes (operator, device, IMSI,

processing date, etc.)

 Data processed from one for more datasets of

a project can be logically combined into a composite

dataset

 A document defines the configuration settings of the

specific data sources, displayed metrics, and view

layouts

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 Overview

 Getting Started

 Data Views

 Walk-U-Through Wizard

 Advanced Functionalities

 Professional Features

 Statistical Cubes and

Dashboards

 New Analytics

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Map View, Time-series Chart, Message

View, Table View and Wave View are

fully synchronized

DATA VIEWS FEATURES

Synchronizable Views

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 Summary data views are used to

present statistic data in various

formats and those include Metric

Correlation, Histogram, Sector

Statistic, Problem Summary,

Batch PDF, and Report

DATA VIEWS FEATURES

Summary Data Views

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Rearrange views by

dragging-and-dropping

DATA VIEWS FEATURES

Views Rearrangement

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Split into sub-views

DATA VIEWS FEATURES

Split Views

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Each data view has its own individual

toolbar with functions related to that

specific view

DATA VIEWS FEATURES

View Toolbars

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MAP VIEW

Display GIS Data / Online Map

Drag-and-drop GIS data from ‘GIS/Coverage Map’ tab of Data Explorer to the map view or use right click context menu

Use ‘OnlineMap’ drop down menu to display online map

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MAP VIEW

Map View Options

Modify sector pie shape, site, sector and carrier labeling options, neighbor display options, co/adj channel display, and channel search radius. Terrain map display options Controls the display of vector data Coverage map display options Modify color of ‘Spider Move’ tool ray lines when phone data is used

Map layer control

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MAP VIEW

Display Sites

Drag-and-drop sites from Cells tan of Data Explorer to display them on the map..

..or use ‘Send to Map View’ option of right click context menu

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Use ‘Edit View Options’ right click context menu to modify network configuration view options including sector icon size, center circle color, pie and pie tip color, and site, sector and carrier label

Modify sector pie radius and width to differentiate between network

technology layers

Color code center circle using any network configuration site parameter with discrete and continuous band creation assistance

Define site, sector or carrier label parameter and color using any of network configuration parameters

Define pie or pie tip color using any network configuration sector or carrier parameter or calculated network statistic parameter; Use discrete/continuous band or pre-defined plotband

MAP VIEW

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Pie color and sector label linked to PSC parameter

Center circle color linked to the LAC parameter

MAP VIEW

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The cell sites listed in Cells tab of Data Explorer can be grouped with user-defined grouping logic for better data organization.

Use ‘Edit Grouping Option’ from right click context menu to define grouping logic.

MAP VIEW

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Use ‘Apply Grouping Option’ from right click context menu to regroup the cell sites (e.g. by LAC)

MAP VIEW

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Use ‘Filter Expression Builder’ to create condition that can be used to flag or filter cells on the map

MAP VIEW

Filter Expression Builder

Filter expression can be based on any of site, sector or carrier information elements of selected network configuration

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Use ‘Flag Filter Expression in Map View’ to highlight selected cells in the map view

MAP VIEW

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Select filter expression in ‘Cell Configuration Editor’ and save it as a sector group used later to filter cell information on the map

MAP VIEW

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Sector group is added to the Cells tab of Data Explorer and can be toggled in the map view (multiple sector groups can be toggled at the same time).

MAP VIEW

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Drag-and-drop metric to the map or use ‘Send to Map View’ option of right click context menu

MAP VIEW

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Use Data Route Offset option to differentiate between metrics on the map Modify root distance

Modify root position Modify data point size

Categorized Ec/Io A1 Categorized Ec/Io A2 (offset)

MAP VIEW

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 3D map view and terrain path profile functionalities are available when

terrain map is used

MAP VIEW

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UDR drawing option can be used to draw custom regions that can be used in map view, reports, geo binning, batch printing, statistical analysis, etc.

MAP VIEW

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Use UDR selector button to edit UDR properties (e.g. whether UDR is considered for binning or is deemed as a hole, i.e. area excluded when binning or filtering)

MAP VIEW

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Filter measurement data in map view by UDR

MAP VIEW

UDR Filtering

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Table size Pointer View Option

Data Point Icon Size Show/Hide Legend Zoom Out X Axis Reset X Axis Pan X Axis Zoom Out Y Axis Reset Y Axis Pan Y Axis Unzoom Help

TIME SERIES CHART VIEW

Delete Selected Configuration Cleanup

View Option Shortcuts Zoom to Window Size Window Size

Previous Time Window Next Time Window

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MESSAGES VIEW

Create New Message View Detail/Diagram View Layer 3/RRC IE Browser KeyInfo Settings

Layer 3 Message Coloring Show/Hide Extra Options Zoom Spreadsheet

Enable/Disable Auto Adjustment of Column Height Group Messages by File/Device

Message Header Column Selector Clean Spreadsheet

Copy Selected Summary Copy All Summary

Export Summary to Text File Search Text

Search Forward Search Backward Filter

Filtering per Selected Layer 3 Message Type Remove Filter

Help

Search Search Next

Expand/Collapse tree view Copy All Detail

Export Detail to Text File Close Detail/Diagram View

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Configure the key information that it is displayed in the message view KeyInfo column

MESSAGES VIEW

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MESSAGES VIEW

Layer 3 Browser

Signaling Message Browser provides a highly organized view of the signaling messages – a user can check the existence and the path leading to the information elements

Compare with actual L3 message

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TABLE VIEW

Create New Table View Device info

Configuration Save Configuration Save Configuration As Delete Configuration Cleanup Table View Zoom Spreadsheet

Enable/Disable Auto Adjustment of Column Height

Refresh

Export to MapInfo MIF/MID Save to Excel

Export to Text Delimited Files in Zip Package Add Sheet

Remove Current Sheet Remove Columns Help

Select existing configuration or drag-and-drop metrics into the table

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HISTOGRAM VIEW

Table size Device info Configuration Save Configuration Save Configuration As Delete Selected Configuration Export Statistic Data to Text File View Option

Show/Hide Floating Legends Pointer

Merge Cells

Split Merged Cell in Horizontal Direction Split Merged Cell in Vertical Direction Refresh Display to Apply Current Data Filters Cleanup

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HISTOGRAM VIEW

Toggle Chart Type

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Table size Pointer

Data Point Icon Size

Unify X Axis Scale of All Charts Unify Y Axis Scale of All Charts Zoom Out X Axis

Reset X Axis Zoom Out Y Axis Reset Y Axis Unzoom Help

CORRELATION VIEW

Save Configuration Save Configuration As Delete Selected Configuration Cleanup

Least Squares Fitting Parameters

When adding a second metric to the correlation view choose ‘Replace Metric in X Axis’ option to chart the relationship between two metrics (e.g. Rx Power vs. Tx Power)

Start value, end value, and step size of aggregation curve can be customized

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SECTOR STATISTICS VIEW

Save Configuration Save Configuration As Delete Configuration Cleanup

Export to Text File Remove Columns Help

To display data in the Sector Statistics View, drag-and-drop metrics from the Data Explorer

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Drag-and-drop dataset or files into the Problem Summary View to list the problems or use ‘Send to Problem Summary View’ option of right click context menu

The Problem Summary View gives the summary of problems per file/device for selected problem set

PROBLEM SUMMARY VIEW

Generate Problem Summary

Problem Summary View button

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PROBLEM SUMMARY VIEW

Run Analysis Set

Click on the Analysis button to troubleshoot the problem with corresponding Analysis Set

Create New Problem Summary View Cleanup

Back to List

List Only the File/Device With Problems Analyze the Selected Problem

Save Problem Details to the Text File

Group the Listed Files to the Composite Dataset Generate Report

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PROBLEM SUMMARY VIEW

Troubleshoot Problems

Analyze the problem identified in Problem Summary

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MULTI-DIMENSION STATISTIC VIEW

Use Multi-dimension Statistic

View to generate on-demand statistic data of multiple metrics in multiple user-selected dimensions

Generate ad-hoc charts for data selected in the grid view

Select pre-defined dimensions (e.g. device, sector, IMSI, UDR, etc.) or..

Drag-and-drop metrics into the grid view and specify aggregation method (Average, Count, Max, Min, Stdev, Sum, etc.)

..drag-and-drop custom dimensions to the ‘Specific Dimension’ box

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BATCH PDF VIEW

Batch PDF Report

Generate data summary in a PDF file based on the Batch Configuration using right click context menu on dataset, file or device

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Modify existing or add new batch configuration from the Configuration menu

BATCH PDF VIEW

Batch Configuration

Map, Histogram bar, Histogram pie and Time-series chart can be generated for each of selected metrics; Plotband ranges and colors associated with a particular metric will be used. Metrics defined with the same ‘Map group’ will be displayed in the same map view.

Drag-and-drop metric to the Selection Summary window to be included in batch output; Use Search window to locate the metric.

Key values separated by commas entered under the 'Options of current metric' will generate the output only if current metric have the specified key values

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Batch Printing option is a convenient way to

generate batch output for multiple data sources

BATCH PDF VIEW

Batch Printing

Drag-and-drop dataset into the data source column and select appropriate batch configuration Select Batch Printing

option from the Tools menu or use main window toolbar button

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 Overview

 Getting Started

 Data Views

 Walk-U-Through Wizard

 Advanced Functionalities

 Professional Features

 Statistical Cubes and

Dashboards

 New Analytics

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WALK-U-THROUGH CONCEPT

 Walk-U-Through is a TEMS Discovery wizard that walks a user through

some of the most common tasks including:

 GIS map data import

 New project creation

 Drive test data (log files) import

 Network configuration import

 Device attributes editing

 Composite dataset creation

 Analysis set creation and editing

 Report generation

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IMPORT GIS MAP DATA

 Import GIS map data is the first step of Walk-U-Through wizard

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Alternatively ‘Data Import’ toolbar button can be used

Walk-U-Through

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IMPORT GIS MAP DATA

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IMPORT GIS MAP DATA

Browse GIS files and click on Open

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IMPORT GIS MAP DATA

Use existing or create a new geo area GIS data will be added to

Click to import GIS data

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IMPORT GIS MAP DATA

The imported GIS data file (map) appears in the ‘GIS/Coverage Map’ tab under GIS Data and the corresponding geo area, among other imported GIS data files

GIS data can be displayed in Map View by dragging and dropping, or by choosing ‘Send To Map View’ option from the context menu

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CREATE NEW PROJECT

 Create project is the next step in Walk-U-Through wizard

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Alternatively ‘Create New Project’ button of Project List display panel can

be used

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CREATE NEW PROJECT

Name the new project

Select the geo area used to import GIS data

Use imported GIS data as a default map Save the new project

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CREATE NEW PROJECT

The new project appears in the Project List display panel among the other projects, however it doesn’t contain any drive test data at this point. Right click context menu can be used to rename, delete or open a project among other procedures.

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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA

Walk-U-Through

Data Import

 Import drive test data is the next step of Walk-U-Through wizard

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Alternatively ‘Data Import’ toolbar button can be used

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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA

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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA

Browse drive test files and click on Open

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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA

Select the target project and dataset for data import

Click to import drive test data Select the frame import

configuration or create/edit the configuration by clicking Edit/View

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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA

The imported drive test data appears in the Project List display panel under the specified project and dataset.

The data can be organized and grouped by device, file name, etc.

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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA

File/Device dataset information can be grouped by any of pre or user defined attributes such as file name, time, device, ESN, IMEI, IMSI, Mobile ID, operator, UDR, etc.

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IMPORT NETWORK CONFIGURATION

 Import network configuration is the next step of Walk-U-Through wizard

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Alternatively ‘Data Import’ toolbar button can be used

Walk-U-Through

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IMPORT NETWORK CONFIGURATION

Select target project for network configuration import Browse for the network configuration file Rename network configuration

Click to import

network

configuration data

Select the format of cell configuration file. Supported formats include TEMS .cel or .xml, ACTIX cellref, ASSET .xml, ATOLL .xml, Ericsson Bulk CM and custom delimited .txt

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

 Edit Device Attribute is the next step of Walk-U-Through wizard

 Alternatively right click context menu on device in Data Explorer can be

used

Walk-U-Through

Right click on device

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

The value of attributes can be assigned unconditionally, or conditionally by providing a list of conditions and the associated change.

For global changes (applicable to all files under a specific device), use Walk-U-Through

wizard or group dataset file/device by device and bring up device attribute editor for

selected device using the right-click context menu (e.g. set attribute ‘Notes’ to ‘Team 1’ that was using MS1 device)

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

To edit file device attribute select device attribute editor from the right-click context menu on a specific file (e.g. first file of MS1 = Team 1 device was collected before changes made to the network)

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

File/device grouped by Notes after editing first file of each of four devices

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

In addition conditions can be set to include any of existing device attributes

In conditional device attribute editing we can setup a condition that checks for certain text phrases in the file name (use * as the wildcard)

Finally, define device attribute value for the case when all

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

File/device grouped by Notes after applying conditional editing on ‘Notes’ attribute

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

Custom device attribute can be defined under ‘User-defined Global Attributes’ tab

New editable attribute added

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

Edit new user-defined attribute for all files of device MS1

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

Suppose Team 1 was used to collect measurement data for the first file of device MS3

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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTE

File/Device grouped by user-defined attribute Team 1

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CREATE COMPOSITE DATASET

 Create Composite Dataset is the next step of Walk-U-Through wizard

 Alternatively select the Data Explorer ‘Edit Composite Dataset’ button or

use right click context menu on Composite in Data Explorer

Walk-U-Through

‘Edit Composite Dataset’ button

Context menu on Composite

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CREATE COMPOSITE DATASET

Use file/device grouping to filter the log files to be included in composite data set (e.g. measurement files collected before network changes were implemented – group by Notes attribute)

Drag-and-drop files to be included in

composite dataset, alternatively files can be selected by spreadsheet filtering

Click on ‘Save As’ button and define a name for the new composite dataset

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CREATE COMPOSITE DATASET

Newly created composite dataset is showing up in Data Explorer

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OPEN PROJECT WITH ANALYSIS SET

 Open Project With Analysis Set is the next step of Walk-U-Through wizard

 Alternatively use right click context menu on the mobile device

Select analysis set

Select file and mobile device

Open project

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OPEN PROJECT WITH ANALYSIS SET

Use selected analysis set to troubleshoot dropped call

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GENERATE REPORT

 Generate report is the last step of Walk-U-Through wizard

 Alternatively use right click context menu on the dataset, file or mobile device

Generate report for selected dataset, file or mobile device

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GENERATE REPORT

Optionally filter measurement data by date/time, sector group, condition expression or UDR Select pre-defined or custom report template

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GENERATE REPORT

Generated report

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 Overview

 Getting Started

 Data Views

 Walk-U-Through Wizard

 Advanced Functionalities

 Professional Features

 Statistical Cubes and

Dashboards

 New Analytics

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SPIDER MOVE

Spider Move Tool draws ray lines linking the data point to serving and neighboring sectors when the cursor is passed over a bin. Serving cell information can be based on phone or scanner data. For the former the color of the ray line indicates the role of the serving sector (e.g. green for active, blue for monitored and red for detected set) configurable in Map View Options.

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SPIDER MOVE

Synchronization can be based on mouse clicking or mouse moving, for the later spider move ray lines are display as cursor is moving over the data bins.

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CELL RADIUS ANALYSIS

_{Use Cell Radius Analysis to display sector} coverage against the azimuth and the distance; Nominal cell radius can be defined optionally for each sector in Cell Configuration Editor, otherwise default value is used

Coverage metric, default cell radius, maximum range, step size, sector beam width and type of analysis (Top 1 vs. ‘where seen’) can be updated in CRA settings

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TOP 1 SECTOR COVERAGE

Use ‘Top 1 Sector Coverage Intellisense’ button to display a particular sector’s strongest server coverage; Ray lines (as shown) or color data points are available as display options.

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TOP 1 COVERAGE

Use ‘Top 1 Sector Coverage’ button to display strongest server coverage; Ray lines (as shown) or color data points are available as display options.

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SEARCH FOR INTERFERENCE

Display co/adjacent channels on the map using the ‘Search for Co./Adj.’ button

PSC 275 PSC 275

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PIN-POINT SECTOR

Pinpoint sector logical display in the tree view of Data Explorer Cells tab

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DISPLAY CELL SITE PROPERTIES

Display site, sector, technology layer and neighbor information for a selected site

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DISPLAY NEIGHBORS

Use ‘Neighbor IntelliSense’ functionality to display sector neighbors – Moving the mouse over a sector will show ray lines that link to neighboring sectors

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FREEZE NEIGHBOR DISPLAY

Use ‘Network Configuration’ context menu to freeze neighbor display and remove it from the map view

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NEIGHBOR LIST EDIT

Orange flag indicates selected site and current number of neighbors Use ‘NL Serving Sector

Selector’ functionality to select a sector for manual neighbor list edit

Use ‘Edit Neighbor List’ functionality to add (left click) or remove (right click)

neighbors Neighbors can be _{added/removed as} 2-way or 1-way outward or inward

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NEIGHBOR LIST ANALYZER

Use ‘Neighbor List Analyzer’ tool to generate HO matrix from drive test data

Specify technology, project, dataset and tuning options; Network configuration can be used to identify neighbor cells

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 Overview

 Getting Started

 Data Views

 Walk-U-Through Wizard

 Advanced Functionalities

 Professional Features

 Statistical Cubes and

Dashboards

 New Analytics

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Basics

 Report template based on MS Office Excel format

 Measurement or statistic data used as a data

source for reports

 Data objects dragged-and-dropped to the Report

Editor from the Metric List window

 Any TEMS Discovery supported or user-defined

events and metrics can be added to the report

template

 Final report template formatting done in Excel

 MS Office Word and Power Point report templates

can be paired with an existing Excel template

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Report Type Tab

Drag-and-drop any IE from the Metric List tab into the Report Editor

Once an information element is dropped into the Report Editor, the Report Type window will pop up

Self restriction applies a threshold or a range to filter data points; Up to two logical expressions can be applied to the selected metric. Select the report type and

descriptives; Optionally apply Self restriction or apply Geo-binning Additional filtering options

Select measurement or statistic data as the source of the report

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Report Types

 Chart (single and multi series chart over metric plot band)  Correlation Chart (correlation chart between 2 or more metrics)  Correlation Key (chart with correlated metric used for X-axis)  Map View (Metric plot on the GIS source or online map)

 Multi-dimension Statistic View (selected statistic over multiple attribute dimensions)

 Name (metric name)

 Single Value (selected statistic over entire set of data)

 SetGlobal (global value that can be retrieved by GetGlobal flag)  Statistic Data (selected statistic over metric plot band)

 Tabular (list all distinct metric values)

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Additional Options

Select one or more condition filters based on condition expression defined under Script Builder; Condition filters can be applied at the time of report generation too.

Data filtering based on one or more device attributes

Enable UDR filtering and optionally use UDR index and attribute based filtering

Optionally, generate the delta between the data of two different attribute sets

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Context Menu

Report Template Builder right-click context menu

Remove the Chart definition and clean up the chart area Remove the Map View definition and clean up the chart area Remove the Correlation Chart definition and clean up the chart area

Define repetition options Define Repetition Flag Define GetGlobal flag Define a chart skeleton TEMS Discovery version tag Tag for reporting the date report is generated Tag for reporting the report options Tag for reporting the project and dataset names Data collection date and time tags Tag to report the name of the cluster (based on cluster index) File details tags

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Save Report

Save report template once it is finalized

Multiple tabs can be added to the report template

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Generate Report – Measurement Data

Select ‘Generate Report’ option from right click context menu on the dataset, device or file in Data Explorer

Select the report template Optionally filter measurement data by date/time, sector group, condition expression or UDR

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Generate Report – Statistic Data

Select ‘Report Generation’ option from the Statistic menu

Select statistic report template

Select data scope linked to a particular statistical cube and project data Optionally filter statistic data by date/time Optionally select statistic dimension filters

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Chart Report

 By default, the X-values of the chart will be the

plot band of the metric (default plot band will be

used unless ‘Define plot bands’ option is

selected)

 In case CorrelationKey is defined, the X values

will be the plot bands of the correlated metric

 The Descriptive determines the operation

applied to the metric in each of plot bands (e.g.

Count, % of Total, Mean, etc.)

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‘% Meeting Cond’ descriptive requires self

restriction condition(s) to be set

 Geo-binned data can be used as an option

 Optionally apply condition filters, device

attributes or UDR filtering on the ‘Additional

Options’ tab

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Chart Report

 Define the chart size by left-clicking at the

bottom-right corner of the desired chart area

once report type, descriptive and additional

conditions are selected

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Excluding ‘Definition’ row, all remaining chart

definitions can be manually updated (e.g. chart,

series or axis titles, chart type, etc.)

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‘Display’ options include Value, PDF and CDF

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‘Chart Type’ can select any chart type available

in MS Office Excel

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‘Plot By’ options include Column and Row

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‘# of Bands’ limits the number of bands to be

included on the chart

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‘Sort Order’ defines the order for sorting the

Y-axis values and it can be set to Ascending,

Descending or None

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Chart Report

 Multiple series can be added to the chart by

dragging-and-dropping another IE into the

column immediately after the previous series

 The chart type for different series can be set to

different types however mixed type chart can

only be defined for 2D chart types

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Chart Report

 In case when correlated metric is defined, a

chart will have one IE’s descriptive calculated

over another IE’s plot band

 Correlated metric is defined after original chart

area is created by dragging-and-dropping

another IE into the correlation cell with

CorrelationKey selected as a report type

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Trend Chart Report

 Same process followed as in case of the

standard chart report except that periodicity

need to be selected

 Hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly resolution

supported

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Correlation Chart Report

 Correlation chart is generated for a minimum of

two metrics

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Uses ‘Correlation Chart’ report type

 One or more of the correlation view options

need to be included:

 Draw fitting curve with 1~4 fitting degree

 Draw scatter points

 Draw aggregation curve

 The second and subsequent metrics needs to

be dragged-and-dropped into the gray chart

space created for the first metric using the

same ‘Correlation Chart’ report type

 With default aggregation curve selection TD

will find ranges from all available data points

and automatically assign aggregation steps

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‘Customize’ option is recommended for

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REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Map View Report

 Map view may include one or multiple metrics

 Customize map view by selections made in

‘Option #1’ and ‘Option #2’ tabs including:

 Cell site inclusion, specify icon size and position

with respect to the dataset route

 GIS map source inclusion and type (both user GIS

data and online maps supported)

 GIS map grayscale option

 Legend inclusion, specify legend title and its

placement with respect to the map

 Metric offset options

 Print area selection

 Data label inclusion and size

 Data point icon size

(120)

 Statistic data calculated for the selected metric

plot band ranges

 The metric cannot be dropped into the left most

column of the report editor spreadsheet as one

column space is required for the range column



The descriptives include ‘% Meeting Cond’,

‘% of Total’, Count, Duration, First, ‘Linear

Average’, Max, Mean, Min, Sum and ‘Unique

Count’



‘% Meeting Cond’ descriptive requires self

restriction condition(s) to be set

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Statistic Data Report

(121)

 Drag-and-drop another metric with

CorrelationKey as a report type for correlation

report between two metrics

 CorrelationKey metric should be dropped to the

cell between the range placement reference

and sorting reference cells (B5, C5, etc. in the

given example)

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Statistic Data Report

(122)

 Multi-dimension statistic report calculates

measurements statistics for all available

combinations of dimensions

 The report can include multiple dimensions and

measurements

 Any TD pre-defined or user-defined metric can

be added to the list of dimensions in addition to

device attributes and date/time dimensions

 Any TD supported or user-defined metric can

be added to the list of measurements

 Each of the measurements can be included

with multiple descriptives (e.g. Average, Count,

Max, Min, Sum, Stdev, etc.)

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Multi-dimension Statistic Report

(123)

 Tabular report lists all distinct values for the

selected metric

 Timestamp and location can be included in the

report in which case extra column space left of

the metric column should be reserved (1 extra

column for timestamp and 2 for location)

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Tabular Report

(124)

 Name report provides the name of the selected

metric

 Single Value report provides singular statistical

output calculated for all data samples the

selected descriptive

 The descriptives include %-ile, ‘% Meeting

Cond’, Count, Duration, First, ‘Linear Average’,

Max, Mean, Min, ‘Standard Deviation’, Sum,

‘Unique Count’ and Variance

 %-ile descriptive requires percentile value to be

set



‘% Meeting Cond’ descriptive requires self

restriction condition(s) to be set

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Name and Single Value Report

(125)

 Repetition in Report feature is used to generate

a report with repetitive information (e.g., for

each cell id, device attribute, cluster UDR, etc.)

 Step 1

– Define reporting block using standard

available report types and descriptives (e.g.

map view, chart, single value, etc.)

 Step 2

– Define ‘Repetition in Report’ option

(accessed from the right click context menu on

the spreadsheet) in the first cell immediately

below of left of the selected reporting block

including the following:



Name ‘Repetition Flag’



Select ‘Repetition Key’

 Define repetition block size and direction

 Add UDR filtering (optional)

 Step 3

– Add ‘Repetition Flag’ placeholder

(accessed from the right click context menu on

the spreadsheet) to be replaced by the value of

‘Repetition Key’ during report generation

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Repetition in Report

Standard Map View

report template element

Step 2: Define ‘Repetition

(126)

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Repetition in Report

Standard Map View report template element using [!Mid].[&LTE Cell Scan - All

EARFCNs].[EARFCN_Cell_Identity].[Spec ific: EARFCN_Cell_Identity].[<real value>]

metric

LTE scanner EARFCN_Cell_Identity defined as a ‘Repetition Key’ PCI, repetition block includes 20 rows above

‘Repetition Flag’ PCI added to the row above the map and it is part of the repetition block

Map generated for each distinct LTE scanner EARFCN – PCI combo by actual ‘Repetition Key’

EARFCN_Cell_Identity value

(127)

 MS Word and Power Point report templates are

based on Excel 2007 (.xlsx) template defined

with the same name except for the file

extension

 Charts, maps and tabular report types are

supported

 Word or Power Point template can have static

content that is not updated during report

generation

 Individual reports are referenced by a

placeholder included in Word or Power Point

template file

 To include Chart and Trend Chart report in

Word or Power Point add a line with the text

{chart:

<Chart Title>

}

, where <Chart Title> is a

unique chart title copied from the .xlsx template

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

(128)

 To include Map View and Correlation Chart report in Word or Power Point define Unique ID under

‘Report Type’ and add a line with the text

{Image:

<Unique ID>

.jpg}

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

(129)

 To include any of tabular reports (Statistic Data, Tabular or Single Value) in Word or Power Point denote

the rows above and below the table in Excel template with

[Table:Start-

<table name>

]

and

[TableEnd-<table name>

]

respectively, and add a line with the text

{Table:

<table name>

}

to Word or Power Point

template

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

(130)

Drag-and-drop a metric into the Report Editor using ‘Name’ report type (column A) and then using ‘Single Value’ report type with ‘Count’ descriptive (column B) to add it to the problem set

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Problem Sets

(131)

Save the report template as ‘Problem Set’ in a chosen technology folder

REPORT TEMPLATE BUILDER

Problem Sets

(132)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Basics

 Advanced function to extract data from

messages and apply customized

algorithms to generate new metrics

and events

 Generate new metrics, events or

filtering criteria accessible from all

system tools and reports

 Simple drag-n-drop access to

 All metrics

 All IEs in layer 3 messages

(133)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Script Types

 Advanced Metric & Event

– define multiple new metrics and

events (e.g. define call setup time as a new metric, call setup

time over a threshold as a new event and signal strength at the

time of the event as an associated event information)

 Condition Expression

– define criteria for filtering of

measurement data to be included in data views, statistics and

reports (e.g. display or report only coverage below a certain

signal strength)

 Custom Metric

– define a single metric (e.g. define WCDMA

coverage class based on Ec/Io and RSCP measurements)

 Global Parameter

– extract a specific metric per file/device

(134)

SCRIPT BUILDER

User Interface

Drag-and-drop data object from the Metric List, RRC IEs, Threshold, Built-in or Category tab into the Source Data column of the Alias tab to declare it and define alias used as variable in the script

C# script editor;

‘Private Functions’ editor is used to create internal procedures that can be only used internally by the script Create new script

Save script Save as script Rename script Delete script

Check script syntax Import/export scripts Icon management Search spreadsheet Help

Alias – Declare data objects used in the script Static – Declare static variables

Metrics – Script output metrics Events – Script output events

Report Variables – Additional variables reported at around the time of the event Technologies Related – Determine script visibility under a particular technology Select script

type and actual script from the drop down list

(135)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Advanced Metric & Event Script

Step 1: Drag-and-drop data

objects into the Source Data column of the Alias tab, define Alias and Data Type

(136)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Advanced Metric & Event Script

Step 2: Define output

metrics, metric category, data type and plot band

(137)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Advanced Metric & Event Script

Step 3: Define output events, event

category, event description, event sorting priority, associated analysis set, event color (relevant for time-series chart view), event icon and event attributes (included in the tooltip when viewing the event in the map)

(138)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Advanced Metric & Event Script

Step 4: Define report

variables and reporting search window

(139)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Advanced Metric & Event Script

Step 5: Write the script code in

C#, define all output metrics and events, use EVENT_TYPE flag to add a new event to the collection, validate syntax and save the script

(140)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Advanced Metric & Event Script

Step 6: Run the script by

dragging-and-dropping new metrics and events into the TD views (map, table, message, time-series chart, etc.)

Tooltip includes Event Description and Event Attributes

Message detail includes Report Variables and Metrics

Summary of Events, Metrics and Report Variables

Plot events on the map

(141)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Condition Expression Script

Step 1: Drag-and-drop data

objects into the Source Data column of the Alias tab, define Alias and Data Type

(142)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Condition Expression Script

Step 2: Write script

code in C# to define condition expression

(143)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Condition Expression Script

Step 3: Validate values of

any user defined threshold included in the script

(144)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Condition Expression Script

Step 4: Apply new condition

to the dataset when displaying measurements

Agg. Ec/Io plot with the new condition applied Agg. Ec/Io plot

without the new condition applied

(145)

SCRIPT BUILDER

Condition Expression Script

Step 4: Generate

report with the new condition applied

(146)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Basics

 Advanced function to automatically

import measurement data, generate

reports, deposit reports to a specified

location or share them via email

 ADP accessed from the Tools menu or

using the main window toolbar button

 ADP tasks can be configured to support:

 File monitoring task only

 Report generation task only

 File moniroring and report generation task

Activate/ deactivate task Edit/view task Delete task Save As task Create new task

(147)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 1: File Monitor

Step 1 can be skipped for purely reporting tasks Add/remove file folders to be monitored Select/unselect folder to be monitored Indicates local or remote (FTP server) folders Root folder of the project data, can include multiple projects and datasets Measurement data type

Frame configuration; Use ‘Frame Config’ button to edit existing or create new frame configurations

Activate ‘Distributed Network’ option to utilize processing resources from other local network computers

Recommended monitored folder/file structure

(148)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 1: File Monitor

Select data metrics to be processed and define binning resolution for each frame; Metric import configuration can be accessed from the main toolbar Configuration menu too

(149)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 1: File Monitor

Project/dataset names are automatically created by the ADP unless they are explicitly defined Additional data

import settings (More button) include file name options, rules for automatically assigning device attributes, antenna gain offset, etc.

Edit existing or create new device attribute template to be used with ADP

(150)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 1: File Monitor

Populate FTP settings when FTP host type is selected including FTP server address, port number, authentication parameters, project root and backup folder, monitoring interval, and remote and local file handling

(151)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 1: File Monitor

Edit existing or define new email template for delivery of reports or status notifications

(152)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 2: Output Data Source

Specific data source can

be selected in the left side tree view for ADP output

generation

Selecting or deselecting a tree node in one tree view will automatically select or unselect the corresponding node in the other tree view providing a node is already defined

Select to download FTP server root project folder, project and dataset folder names

(153)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 3: Output Scheduler

Specify the time of the day when to check for new data to

generate the output, either fixed time or a certain period after importing a batch of log files

Data selection and filtering options – select date range and time reference to determine the data to be considered for output generation

Time data grouping options – ADP output can be generated daily (or every X days, or for weekdays only), weekly (or for every X weeks), for user defined discrete date ranges or per import batch Project/dataset grouping options

– ADP output can be generated per project or per dataset

Device grouping options – ADP output can be generated per device or for all devices combined

Use option to save output files to each project subfolder separately

(154)

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

Step 4: Output Type

Select Report, Problem Summary or Batch PDF output for measurement data or Statistic Report for statistic data

Specify the output folder and optionally select email distribution template

Output data can be filetered per geo region (UDR)

(155)

 Overview

 Getting Started

 Data Views

 Walk-U-Through Wizard

 Advanced Functionalities

 Professional Features

 Statistical Cubes and

Dashboards

 New Analytics

(156)

 Swapped feeder analysis for WCDMA

 Overshooter analysis for GSM, WCDMA and LTE

 High latency analysis for WCDMA

 LTE interference analysis

 Diagnostic packages include:

 Scripts for advanced metrics and events

 Reporting templates

156

DIAGNOSTIC PACKAGES

(157)

WCDMA swapped feeder event may be triggered by scanner or UE data

Scanner analysis:



‘Scrambling Code Covers Wrong Direction’ event indicated if the strongest cell is outside planned

antenna beamwidth (actual vs. planned sector azimuth above AngleVersusPlannedAzimuthThreshold)

 Strongest cell SectorId, PSC, cell distance, actual to planned antenna azimuth difference and log file

reference metrics reported with the event

UE analysis:



More complex algorithm, the conditions to report ‘Swapped feeder indication’ event are validated at

several types of ‘negative events’:

RRC connection setup failure

RL addition failure

High UE transmit power close to the serving cell

Low UE transmit power with poor coverage in downlink

Connection drop in poor or no coverage conditions

 Serving cell and RL add target SectorId, PSC, cell distance, actual to planned antenna azimuth

difference and trigger cause reported with the event

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