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Pilot Walktour Pack User Manual

V3.2

Contents

Contents 1 What's New in Version 3.2 .................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Reconstruction of Data File Management Function .............................................. 1

1.1.1 Sort Function ....................................................................................................... 1

1.1.2 Multiple Data Formats Supported ................................................................... 1

1.1.3 Real-Time Data Upload ..................................................................................... 2

1.1.4 Event Search Function ....................................................................................... 3

1.2 MOS Test Added ........................................................................................................ 3

1.3 Customize Test Process Tags .................................................................................... 4

1.4 Freeze Screen............................................................................................................... 5

1.5 Real-Time Statistics .................................................................................................... 5

1.6 Granted Function Permission List ........................................................................... 6

1.7 Remotely Reboot or Shut down Pilot Walktour Pack Case .................................. 7

2 Product Overview .................................................................................................................. 8

3 Installing Pilot Walktour Pack on iPad ............................................................................... 9

3.1 Before Installation ...................................................................................................... 9

3.2 Applying for License ................................................................................................. 9

3.3 Installing Pilot Walktour Pack on iPad ................................................................... 9

3.3.1 Reinstalling Appsync for the iOS67/iOS8 Operating System ................... 13

3.4 Upgrading Pilot Walktour Pack ............................................................................. 14

4 Connecting iPad with Test Phones .................................................................................... 16

4.1 Pilot Walktour Pack Case ........................................................................................ 16

4.2 Connecting iPad to Pilot Walktour Pack Case ..................................................... 16

4.3 Connecting Phones to Pilot Walktour Pack System ............................................ 17

4.3.1 Android ............................................................................................................. 17

4.3.2 iPhone ................................................................................................................ 19

5 System Settings ..................................................................................................................... 22

5.1 Setting Server Information ...................................................................................... 22

Contents

5.2 Setting Data Partitioning ......................................................................................... 23

5.3 Setting Daylight Saving Time ................................................................................. 24

5.4 Others ......................................................................................................................... 24

6 Project Management ............................................................................................................ 26

6.1 New Project ............................................................................................................... 26

6.2 Configuring Test Task ............................................................................................. 28

6.2.1 Idle ...................................................................................................................... 28

6.2.2 Call ..................................................................................................................... 28

6.2.3 FTP Download .................................................................................................. 29

6.2.4 FTP Upload ....................................................................................................... 30

6.2.5 Ping..................................................................................................................... 32

6.2.6 HTTP Download .............................................................................................. 33

6.2.7 HTTP Page......................................................................................................... 34

6.2.8 WAP Download................................................................................................ 35

6.2.9 WAP Page .......................................................................................................... 37

6.2.10 Email Send ......................................................................................................... 38

6.2.11 Email Receive .................................................................................................... 39

6.2.12 Video Streaming ............................................................................................... 42

6.2.13 Parallel Service .................................................................................................. 43

6.2.14 SMS ..................................................................................................................... 46

6.2.15 MMS ................................................................................................................... 46

6.2.16 Video Play ......................................................................................................... 47

6.2.17 Speed Test .......................................................................................................... 49

6.2.18 Face Book ........................................................................................................... 50

6.2.19 Traceroute .......................................................................................................... 51

6.2.20 Multi FTP ........................................................................................................... 52

6.2.21 PBM .................................................................................................................... 54

6.2.22 PPP Mode Description ..................................................................................... 55

6.3 Importing Project ...................................................................................................... 56

Contents

6.4 Starting a Test ........................................................................................................... 57

6.4.1 Outdoor Test ..................................................................................................... 58

6.4.1.1 Map Management ................................................................................ 58

6.4.1.2 Base Station Management ................................................................... 61

6.4.2 Indoor Test ........................................................................................................ 63

6.4.2.1 Adding Buildings, Floors and Maps ................................................. 63

6.4.2.2 Setting a Test Task ............................................................................... 66

6.4.2.3 Pinpoint on Map ................................................................................... 67

6.4.2.4 Importing Indoor Map ........................................................................ 68

6.5 Viewing Information ............................................................................................... 68

6.5.1 Viewing Event .................................................................................................. 68

6.5.2 Viewing Messages ............................................................................................ 69

6.5.3 Viewing Parameters ......................................................................................... 70

6.5.4 Adding Labels ................................................................................................... 74

6.5.5 Freezing the Information Screen .................................................................... 76

6.5.6 Searching Events .............................................................................................. 76

6.6 Project Configuration ............................................................................................... 77

6.6.1 General Settings ................................................................................................ 78

6.6.2 Display Settings ................................................................................................ 79

6.6.3 Filter Settings .................................................................................................... 80

6.6.4 Changing Background ..................................................................................... 80

7 File Management .................................................................................................................. 82

7.1 Viewing Data Files ................................................................................................... 82

7.2 Sorting Data Files ..................................................................................................... 82

7.3 Filtering Data Files ................................................................................................... 83

7.4 Deleting Data Files ................................................................................................... 84

7.5 Uploading Data Files from Handsets to iPad ....................................................... 85

7.6 Uploading Data Files ............................................................................................... 86

7.6.1 Configuration .................................................................................................... 86

Contents

7.6.2 Uploading Data Files ....................................................................................... 88

7.7 Viewing Storage State .............................................................................................. 89

7.8 Settings ....................................................................................................................... 90

7.9 Exporting Data Files................................................................................................. 91

8 Statistics ................................................................................................................................. 92

8.1 Real-Time Statistics .................................................................................................. 92

8.2 Data Statistics ............................................................................................................ 92

9 Alarm and Operation Log Information ............................................................................. 94

10 Upgrading Pilot Walktour Pack Case ....................................................................... 95

10.1 Upgrading Procedure .............................................................................................. 95

10.2 Remote Control of Pilot Walktour Pack Case ...................................................... 96

11 UE Synchronization ..................................................................................................... 97

12 Product Disclaimer ....................................................................................................... 98

What's New in Version 3.2

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1 What's New in Version 3.2

1.1 Reconstruction of Data File Management

Function

1.1.1 Sort Function

Data files can be sorted based on upload status and data time.

Figure 1.1 Sort function

1.1.2 Multiple Data Formats Supported

Multiple data formats (including *.rcu, *.dtlog, *.pcap) are supported for data upload to Pilot Fleet

Unify.


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Figure 1.2 Multiple data formats supported

1.1.3 Real-Time Data Upload

Data files can be uploaded to the user-defined FTP server in real time.

Figure 1.3 Real-time data upload


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1.1.4 Event Search Function

Users may search events based on keywords, and corresponding events will be displayed on the

interface.

Figure 1.4 Search events

1.2 MOS Test Added

MOS (PESQ & POLQA) test option is added to the Call test settings page. Users may set MOS

test type and MOS algorithm type.


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Figure 1.5 MOS test settings

1.3 Customize Test Process Tags

During service test, users may add tags to mark the test process as required. The added tags will be

saved to corresponding data files.

Figure 1.6 Customize tags


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1.4 Freeze Screen

Users may freeze the real-time test information screen as required. After freezing, there is no real

time update on the event and message information (but the information is still collected in the

background), thereby allowing users to check the current event and message history. The real-time

event and message information can be updated again after unfreezing.

Figure 1.7 Freeze Screen

1.5 Real-Time Statistics

Real-time statistics for voice and data service tests (e.g. success rate, speed) is supported in this

version.


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Figure 1.8 Real-time statistics

1.6 Granted Function Permission List

All granted function permission can be listed for easy reference.

Figure 1.9 Granted function permission list


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1.7 Remotely Reboot or Shut down Pilot

Walktour Pack Case

Users may remotely reboot or shut down the Pilot Walktour Pack Case through Pilot Walktour

Pack on the iPad. Therefore, users do not need to press and hold the power key for a physical

rebooting or shutting down.

Figure 1.10 Remotely reboot or shut down

Product Overview

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2 Product Overview Pilot Walktour Pack is an integrated and portable benchmarking solution for measuring wireless

network and services quality. The unique design incorporates the capability of a drive test product,

with the flexibility of a handheld test tool. Data interaction is achieved by connecting the iPad and

smart phones via Wi-Fi/USB Cable. The iPad acts as the control device, and manages one or more

handsets during a test. The terminals perform data or voice tests according to the test plan

delivered from the iPad, and uploads test data back to the iPad for further data management.

Supported test terminals:

iOS: iPhone6plus, iPhone6, iPhone 5s

Android: Samsung Galaxy NOTE4(N910G), Samsung Galaxy NOTE3(N9008V/7506V/),

Samsung Galaxy S 6 (9200), Samsung Galaxy S5(G9006V/G9008V/G9009W/)

System framework:

Figure 11 System framework

Installing Pilot Walktour Pack on iPad

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3 Installing Pilot Walktour Pack on iPad

3.1 Before Installation

1. Users may skip Section 2.2 and perform operations based on the description in Section 2.3 if a

license file has been obtained. Please take note that the iPad should be connected to a wireless

network during the entire installation process. After installation, the iPad will automatically

download the license file from DingLi’s license server.

2. If the license file cannot be obtained from the server (due to a server error, or other causes),

users may obtain the license file from DingLi. Connect the iPad with PC through the

synchronization tool, and copy the license file from the PC to

var/mobile/Documents/walktour in the iPad.

3.2 Applying for License

1. On the iPad screen, tap the icon to enter the settings page.

2. Tap General > About, find Wi-Fi Address, copy and send the address to Dingli for Pilot

Walktour Pack license application. See the figure below:

Figure 12 Copy Wi-Fi address

3.3 Installing Pilot Walktour Pack on iPad

1. Please install the required plugins and perform configuration first by referring to related

jailbreak document. Otherwise, Pilot Walktour Pack may not function properly.

2. Tap the Cydia icon " " to enter the Cydia main interface, and tap the icon to enter

the Source window.

3. Tap Edit on the upper right corner to add a source. See the figure below:


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Figure 13 Add a source

Note: If Dingli com is displayed on the interface after entering the Source window, skip the

operation on adding source.

4. Tap Add on the upper left corner. Enter www.dinglicom.com/oversea, and tap Add Source.

Figure 14 Enter a source

5. Find and tap the added source www.dinglicom.com.

http://www.dinglicom.com/cydia

http://www.dinglicom.com/


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Figure 15 Source window

6. Find the correct Pilot Walktour version, tap it to view the detailed version information.

Figure 16 Find correct version

7. Tap Install on the upper right corner to install it.


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Figure 17 Install the version

8. Tap Confirm to confirm the installation.

Figure 18 Confirm installation

9. Tap Return to Cydia after successful installation.


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Figure 19 Return to Cydia

10. Tap the Walktour Pack icon on the iPad desktop to start its program.

3.3.1 Reinstalling Appsync for the iOS7/iOS8 Operating

System

For the iOS7/iOS8 Operating System, users need to reinstall Appsync after installing Walktour

Pack. Follow the instructions below:

1. Tap Management > Sources.

2. Tap the Edit button on the Sources page, tap Add, and enter source address

"http://apt.178.com". Tap Add Sources and then return to the Sources page.

3. Enter AppSync for iOS 7/8 in the search box and install it.


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Figure 20 Install plugin

4. Tap Changes > Upgrade, and update all system files that can be updated.

Figure 21 Update system files

Note: If AppSync for iOS 7/8 has been installed on the iPad, users may search this software

and reinstall it.

3.4 Upgrading Pilot Walktour Pack

1. To upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack, users need to uninstall the current version and then install a


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new version based on the instructions above.

2. Refer to Section 3.3 to enter Dingli com.

3. Tap Installed on the Cydia main interface to find the current version of Pilot Walktour Pack

to uninstall.

Figure 22 Find the version to uninstall

4. Tap Modify, and select Remove to uninstall Pilot Walktour Pack.

Figure 23 Uninstall Pilot Walktour Pack

Connecting iPad with Test Phones

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4 Connecting iPad with Test Phones

4.1 Pilot Walktour Pack Case

Start the Pilot Walktour pack case before connecting devices to it. Users may search the WiFi

hotspot of the Pilot Walktour Pack case on the iPad, and connect the iPad to it by using the

password.

1. Wi-Fi hotspot of Pilot Walktour Pack: PhoneBox_XXX (where XXX indicates a string like

"181")

2. Password: wifi@phonebox

4.2 Connecting iPad to Pilot Walktour Pack Case

Note that all devices (iPad and test phones) shall be connected to the same Wi-Fi hotspot.

1. Tap the Settings icon on the iPad desktop.

Figure 24 Settings

2. Tap WLAN, and select the correct access point.


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Figure 25 Select correct WLAN network

4.3 Connecting Phones to Pilot Walktour Pack

System

The processes of connecting phones with different operating systems to the iPad are different. This

section describes the process of setting up a WLAN on an Android phone and iPhone.

4.3.1 Android

For Android phones, users need to use USB cables to connect the phones to the backpack. To

ensure correct connection, uses need to tap Settings > Developer, and select USB debugging to

enable the USB debugging mode.

Figure 26 Enable USB debugging mode on Android phones

After normal USB connection, do as follows:


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1. Start Pilot Walktour and tap Multi-Test on the main interface. The message displayed

on the phone indicates that the device is not connected. See the figure below:

Figure 27 Device not detected

2. Configure access point, alarm, and network lock.

3. Connect the device to the backpack with a USB cable. The message displayed on the phone

indicates that the device is waiting for connecting to iPad. Users may tap Detect on the iPad to

display the connected device. See the figure below:

Figure 28 Wait for connection to iPad


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4. Drag the detected device to a customized test group, and tap Save. For more information

about operations on iPad, see section 6. The message displayed on the phone indicates that the

device is connected.

Figure 29 Device connected

4.3.2 iPhone

Connect the iPhone to the correct access point, and then tap the settings icon on the main interface

to enter the settings window. Tap Wi-Fi, and select the same access point as that of the iPad.

Figure 30 Set WLAN on iOS phones


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After connection, do as follows:

1. Start Pilot Walktour and tap Multi-Test on the main interface. The information

displayed on the phone indicates that the device is not connected. See the figure below:

Figure 31 Device not detected

2. Tap Choose Network to select a network type for the device.

Figure 32 Choose a network type

3. Tap Auto detect on the iPad, and then tap Detect to display the connected device. See Figure

33.


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Figure 33 Display connected device

4. Drag the detected device to a customized test group, and tap Save. For more information

about operations on iPad, see section 6. The information displayed on the phone indicates that

the device is connected.

Figure 34 Device connected

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5 System Settings

Tap to enter the Pilot Walktour Pack home page, and then tap to enter Settings.

Figure 35 Home page

5.1 Setting Server Information

1. Select the FTP Server List to set FTP server information.

2. Select Remote Server Ding Li, and then select a remote server type (Fleet or FTP). If Fleet

is selected, refer to Section 6.6 to set Pilot Fleet Unify server information.

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Figure 36 Setting FTP server information and remote server information

5.2 Setting Data Partitioning

Under DATA PARTITION, choose a data-partitioning mode: By Size or By Time, and then set a

threshold value for it.

Figure 37 Set Data Partitioning

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5.3 Setting Daylight Saving Time

Enable Daylight Saving Time if the device is used in a country where daylight saving time is

adopted. Daylight Saving Time is disabled by default.

Figure 38 Setting Daylight Saving Time

5.4 Others

1. Tap License to check the license file of the current Pilot Walktour Pack. See the following

figure:

System Settings

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Figure 39 Check the license file

2. Tap About to check the version information of the current Pilot Walktour Pack.

Figure 40 Check the current Pilot Walktour Pack version

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6 Project Management

6.1 New Project

After connecting iPad and mobile phones to the system, users may tap the Pilot Walktour Pack

icon to enter the home page. Tap New Project.

Figure 41 Pilot Walktour Pack Home Page

1. The devices that have been connected and group boxes without specified devices are

displayed on the Device Configuration window. See Figure 42. Tap Detect to display new

devices that are connected to the iPad.

Figure 42 Device Configuration window

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2. Specify devices to test groups for MO-MT tests or loop tests.

Figure 43 Customize test groups

3. After specifying devices to test groups, tap Save.

Figure 44 Complete test groups

Note: The letter (A, B, C……) displayed on the device is based on the order that the device is

connected.

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6.2 Configuring Test Task

6.2.1 Idle

Configure the test task for Idle test, based on the following parameter description:

1. Idle duration (s): Set the duration for the idle test.

Figure 45 Configure test task (Idle)

Note: For iPhone and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to

conduct the operations on the phone.

6.2.2 Call

Configure test task for Call test based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. MS1: for MOC test phone; MS2: for MTC test phone

2. Repeat: The number of repetition for the Call test.

3. Called Number: The number of the terminated handset.

4. Connection(s): The maximum time allowed for a call setup in seconds.

5. Infinite: Turn it On to enable infinite call.

6. Durations(s): The duration of the call since call setup.

7. Intervals: The interval between two successive calls in seconds.

8. MOS: Enable it to conduct MOS voice evaluation test (Supported terminals: Samsung S5

G9006V, Samsung S5 900F. Users need to insert corresponding earphones into the handsets.)

9. MOS Type: Select PESQ or POLQA as required (depending on the test handset).

10. POLQA Sample: This option is available only when MOS Type is set to POLQA. Options:

NB 8K, WB 16K, and SWB 48K

11. POLQA Calc: This option is available only when MOS Type is set to POLQA. Options: NB

and SWB

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12. Test Type: Select Mobile to Mobile or Mobile to Land as required.

Figure 46 Configure test task (Call)



6.2.3 FTP Download

Configure a test task for FTP Download based on the following parameter description:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the FTP Download test.

2. FTP Server: Tap it to set FTP server information.

a. Server Name: The name of the specified server from which the file is downloaded.

b. IP: The IP address of the server.

c. Port: The port number of the server.

d. Username: Username to log in to the server.

e. Password: Password to log in to the server.

f. Remote Directory: Enter a directory on the server. Users may leave it blank.

g. Anonymous: Set whether to access FTP server in the anonymous mode.

h. Mode: FTP server connection mode.

Passive: passive connection

Port: active connection

3. File to Download: Select the name and path of the file to be downloaded.

4. Download Duration: The maximum duration allowed for the download.

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5. Intervals: The interval between two successive FTP Download tests.

6. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received. Once there is no traffic within

this user-defined period, the download test will be terminated and proceed to the next test.

7. Thread Count: The number of threads for the download test.

8. Save File: Save the downloaded file to the phone

9. By Time: If the file download is not finished within the time specified by Download

Duration, this test will be tagged as Success by turning this option ON, otherwise it will be

tagged as Drop.

10. PPP Disconnection:

Each Repeat Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is

completed.

Single Task Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when the each session is

completed.

Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected.

Figure 47 Configure test task (FTP Download)



6.2.4 FTP Upload

Configure a test task for FTP upload based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the FTP Upload test.

2. FTP Server: Tap it to set FTP server information.

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a. Server Name: The name of the specified server where the file would be uploaded.










3. Upload to: The target directory where the file will be uploaded to.

4. Upload Duration: The maximum duration allowed for the upload.

5. Intervals: The interval between two successive FTP Upload tests.


this user-defined period, the upload test will be terminated and proceed to the next test.

7. Upload Size: Specify a size in KB and Pilot Walktour Pack will generate a file of this

specified size for upload.

8. Thread Count: The number of threads for the download test.

9. By Time: If the file upload is not finished within the time specified by Upload Duration, this

test will be tagged as Success by turning this option ON, otherwise it will be tagged as Drop.

10. PPP Disconnection:


completed.


completed.


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Figure 48 Configure test task (FTP upload)



6.2.5 Ping

Configure a test task for Ping based on the following parameter description:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Ping test.

2. Host: The IP address in Ping test or domain name.

3. Packet Size (Byte): The size of packets to be sent in the Ping test.

4. Timeout(s): The maximum time allowed for each ping to complete; otherwise it will terminate

and register as a failure.

5. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Ping tests.

6. TTL: Stands for Time To Live. It is a value that determines the lifespan or lifetime of data

packet in a network before it has to be discarded

7. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.

Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected

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Figure 49 Configuring test task (Ping)



6.2.6 HTTP Download

Configure a test task for the HTTP Download based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the HTTP Download test.

2. Test Mode: Select a service test mode as required. Two options are provided: By Time and By

File.

3. Server: Select a server type as required. Two options are provided: Normal (recommended for

test outside China) and BaiduYun (dedicated for China).

4. Account: This option is available only when Server is set to BaiduYun.

5. API Key: This option is available only when Server is set to BaiduYun and Account is set to

Developer.

6. URL: The URL address for HTTP download test.

7. Download Duration: When Test Mode is set to By Time, this option will be available, which

indicates the maximum duration of the download. Once the actual download time meets the

pre-defined duration, the phone will automatically stop downloading and start the next

download session.

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8. Interval: The interval between two successive HTTP download tests.

9. Download Timeout: When Test Mode is set to By File, this option will be available, which

indicates the maximum time allowed for a HTTP download test.


this user-defined period, the download test will be terminated and proceed to the next test.

11. Thread Num.: The number of threads for the download test.

12. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.

Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected

Figure 50 Configure test task (HTTP Download)



6.2.7 HTTP Page

Configure a test task for the HTTP Page based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the HTTP Page test.

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2. Server Type: Select a service type as required. Two options are provided: Logon and Refresh.

3. URL: The URL addresses used for the HTTP Page test.

4. Timeout: Set the maximum time allowed for each login/refresh.

5. Interval: The interval between two successive HTTP logon or refresh tests.

6. Load Image: Select ON and the image will be loaded every time HTTP page test is conducted.

7. Clear Cache: Select ON and the cache will be cleared every time the download of the HTTP

page is completed

8. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 51 Configure test task (HTTP Page)



6.2.8 WAP Download

Configure a test task for WAP Download based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the WAP Download test.

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2. Test Mode: Select a service type. Options: Image, Ring, or KJava

3. URL: The URL address for the WAP download test.

4. Timeout: Set the maximum time allowed for a download. If the WAP download is not

completed after this specified time, the download will terminate and register as a failure.

5. Interval: The interval between two successive WAP download tests.

6. Use Gateway: Enable it to use gateway

7. WAP Version: Select WAP protocol version 1.0 or 2.0.

8. Gateway IP: Enter the gateway IP for the test.

9. Port: Enter the port to connect to the gateway.

10. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 52 Configure test task (WAP Download)



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6.2.9 WAP Page

Configure a test task for WAP Page based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the WAP Page test.

2. Server Type: Set test mode to Logon or Refresh.

3. URL: The URL address for the WAP Page test.

4. Timeout: Set the maximum time allowed for each logon/refresh. If the WAP page is not

completed within this specified time, the test will be terminated and register as a failure.

5. Interval: The interval between two successive WAP Page tests.

6. Use Gateway: Enable it to use gateway

7. WAP Version: Select WAP protocol version 1.0 or 2.0.

8. Gateway IP: Enter the gateway IP for the test.

9. Port: Enter the port to connect to the gateway.

10. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 53 Configure test task (WAP Page)

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6.2.10 Email Send

Configure the test task for Email Send based on the following parameter description:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Email Send test.

2. Send Mode: Select a mode as required. Options: By File or By Time.

3. Send Timeout(s): Set the maximum time allowed for sending an email.

4. Mailbox: Tap it to enter the settings window. Users may add, modify, and select a sender

mailbox.

5. Mail to: The email address of the recipient.

6. Subject: The subject of the email.

7. Content: The content of the email.

8. Attachment Size: Enter the size of the email attachment. Pilot Walktour will create an

attachment file of this user-defined size.

9. Interval: The interval between two successive Email Send tests.

10. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received during email test. Once there is

no traffic within the user-defined period, the Email Send test will be terminated and proceed

to the next test.

11. Connection Timeout: If a connection is not successfully established during this specified time,

it will terminate and register as a failure.

12. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


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Figure 54 Configuring test task (Email Send)



6.2.11 Email Receive

Configure the test task for Email Receive based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Email Receive test.

2. Send Mode: Select a mode as required. Options: By File or By Time.

3. Receive Timeout(s): Set the maximum time allowed for receiving an email.

4. Mail to: The email address of the recipient.

5. Receive Index: The number of received mail that needs to be indexed.

6. Interval: The interval between two successive Email Receive tests.

7. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received during email test. Once there is

no traffic within the user-defined period, the Email Receive test will be terminated and

proceed to the next test.

8. Connection Timeout: If a connection is not successfully established during this specified time,

it will terminate and register as a failure.

9. Save File: Set whether to save the attachment file.

10. PPP Mode:

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completed.


completed.


Figure 55 Configure test task (Email Receive)

To enter the Mailbox List window, tap Mailbox in Email Send template or Mail to in Email

Receive template.

In the Mailbox List window, tap the "+" button on the right top corner to add a mailbox into the

list.

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Figure 56 Mailbox List



Set mailbox information in the Mailbox Setting window.

Figure 57 Setting mailbox information

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1. Sending Setting (set information for Email Send or Email receive task)

Security Protocol: select a security certificate for the mailbox

Server Address: the address for the Email send server

Server Port: the port for the Email send server

2. Receive Setting (set information for the Email Receive task)

Server Protocol: select the protocol of the Email receiving server

Security Protocol: select the security certificate for mailbox

Server Address: the address for Email receive server

Server Port: the port for the Email receive server

3. Account Setting

Username: enter mailbox address

Password: enter mailbox password

6.2.12 Video Streaming

Configure the test task for Video Stream based on the following parameter description:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Video Streaming test.

2. Test Mode: Select a test mode. Two options are provided: By Time or By Size

a. By Time

Play Time: Set this option to the maximum duration allowed for the video play.

b. By Size

Play Timeout: If the video play is not finished within this specified time, the task will

be terminated and registered as a failure.

3. URL: Enter the URL address of the video file.

4. Protocol: Select a protocol for video play: UDP or TCP.

5. Interval: The time interval between two successive video streaming tasks.

6. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received during video streaming test.

Once there is no traffic within the user-defined period, the video streaming test will be

terminated and proceed to the next test.

7. Cache Size (kb): Set the buffer size for video play.

8. Clear Cache: Set whether to clear the buffer.

9. PPP Mode:


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Figure 58 Configuring test task (Video Streaming-By Time)

Figure 59 Configuring test task (Video Streaming-By Size)

6.2.13 Parallel Service

Configure the test task for Parallel Service based on the following parameter descriptions:

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1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Parallel Service test.

2. Dial Delay (s): If users have selected voice test and data test into the parallel service list, the

data test will firstly be executed while voice test will be delayed based on user defined time

here.

3. Interval: The interval between two successive parallel service tests.

4. Parallel Service List: Tap it to enter into the window as shown in Figure 61, where users may

select tasks for parallel tests.

5. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 60 Configure test task (Parallel Service)

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Figure 61 Select a test task

After entering the task settings, save it and the task name will be shown in the Parallel Task List in

the left pane.

Figure 62 Selected test task

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6.2.14 SMS

Configure the test task for SMS based on the following parameter description:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the SMS test.

2. Test Mode: Select a test mode. Three options are provided: Send Only, Receive Only, Send &

Receive.

3. Receive Num.: The phone number which receives the SMS message.

4. SMS Center: The number of the SMS center which the SMS sending number belongs to.

5. Send Timeout: The maximum time allowed for sending an SMS message. If the message is

not sent within this specified time, it will terminate and register as a failure.

6. Receive Timeout: The maximum time allowed for receiving an SMS message. If the message

is not received within this specified time, it will terminate and register as a failure.

7. Interval: The interval between two successive SMS tests.

8. Content: User-defined content of the SMS message.

Figure 63 Configuring test task (SMS)

6.2.15 MMS

Configure the test task for MMS based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the MMS test.

2. Test Mode: Select a test mode. Three options are provided: Send Only, Receive Only, Send &

Receive.

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3. Receive Num.: The phone number which receives the MMS message.

4. MMS Center: The number of the MMS center which the MMS sending number belongs to.

5. MMS Gate: The gateway IP address of the MMS.

6. Attachment Size: The size of attachment along with the MMS.

7. Interval: The interval between two successive MMS tests.

8. Push Timeout: The maximum time allowed for pushing MMS test; otherwise, it will terminate

and register as a failure.

9. Send Timeout: The maximum time allowed for each MMS send test; otherwise, it will

terminate and register as a failure.

10. Receive Timeout: The maximum time allowed for each MMS receive test; otherwise, it will

terminate and register as a failure.

Figure 64 Configure test task (MMS)

6.2.16 Video Play

Configure the test task for Video Play based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Video Play test.

2. Video Type: Select a video type (options: You Tube, YouKu)

3. Video quality: Select a video quality. The Video Quality depends on the settings of Video

Type.

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YouTube: 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p, 240p

Youku: Super Definition, High Definition, Standard Definition

4. URL: Set the URL of the video file.

5. Play Mode: Select By Time or By File as required.

6. Play Time By: Select a video play type either by Duration or Percentage.

Play Duration(s): When Duration is selected for Play Time By, the video play will be

terminated if the actual play time exceeds this user-defined play time.

Play Percentage (%): When Percentage is selected for Play Time By, then the video play

will be terminated when the actual play percentage exceeds this user-defined value.

7. Max Buffer Counts: The maximum buffer times allowed for one video play.

8. Buffer Time By: Select a buffer time mode either by Duration or Percentage.

Max Buffer Duration(s): The maximum time allowed for a buffering when Duration is

selected for Buffer Time By.

Buffer Percentage (%): Set the percentage of the video to be buffered when Percentage is

selected for Buffer Time By.

9. Save Video: Set whether to save the video when the video is played.

10. Buffer Total Time(s): Set the total buffer time for video play

11. Buffer Play Threshold(s): Set the buffer play threshold for video play

12. Interval(s): the interval between successive Video Play tests

13. No Data (s): If no data traffic is generated during this specified time, the test will be

terminated and will proceed to the next test.

14. PPP Mode:


completed.


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Figure 65 Configuring test task (Video Play-By Time)

Figure 66 Configuring test task (Video Play-By File)

6.2.17 Speed Test

Configure the test task for Speed Test based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Speedtest.

2. Sever URL: Tap the input box to enter the window for the URL settings, select a country and

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region to automatically set the corresponding server URL

3. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Speed Tests.

4. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 67 Configuring test task (Speed Test)

6.2.18 Face Book

Configure the test task for Facebook based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Facebook test.

2. User Name: Username used to log in to Facebook.

3. Password: Password used to log in to Facebook.

4. Blog/Comment: Set whether to enable the Blog or Comment test.

5. Upload File: Set whether to enable the Upload File test.

6. File Type: Upload picture or video files to conduct the Upload file test. Options: Picture, or

Video.

7. Upload Timeout(s): The maximum duration for uploading the file. If the actual upload

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duration meets the pre-defined timeout but data packets have not finished transmitting, then

the case will be tagged as an upload timeout event.

8. Blog Send Timeout(s): The maximum blog sending duration. Once the actual Blog Send

duration meets the pre-defined timeout, it will be tagged as Blog Send Timeout.

9. Blog Receive Timeout(s): The maximum duration for receiving a blog. Once the actual Blog

Receive duration meets the pre-defined timeout, it will be tagged as Blog Receive Timeout.

10. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Facebook tests.

11. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 68 Configuring test task (Face Book)

6.2.19 Traceroute

Configure the test task for Traceroute based on the following parameter descriptions:

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Traceroute test.

2. Host: Enter the IP address for the Trace Route test or domain name.

3. IP Packet Size (byte): Set the packet size for the Traceroute test. The default size is 64 Bytes.

4. Hop timeout(s): Set the timeout in which the packet may reside in each hop before travel to

the next hop.

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5. Hop Interval (ms): The interval in which the packet travels between each hope.

6. Hop Probe Num: Set the maximum packets allowed per hop.

7. Interval(s): Set the time interval between the two Traceroute sessions.

8. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 69 Configuring test task (Traceroute)

6.2.20 Multi FTP

Configure the test task for Multi FTP based on the following parameter descriptions:

Multi FTP includes the Multi FTP upload and Multi FTP download tests, which indicate upload or

download by selecting multiple FTP servers simultaneously.

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Multi FTP Upload/Download test.

2. FTP Server: Tap it to select and edit multiple FTP servers (at least two FTP servers)

a. Server Name: The name of the specified server.




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3. Upload/Download Duration: The maximum duration allowed for the upload/download

duration.

4. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Multi FTP Upload/Download sessions.

5. No Data (s): The period during which no data traffic is received. Once there is no traffic

within this user-defined period, the upload/download test will be terminated and proceed to

the next test.

6. Wait Times: Once the first packet is received, the software will wait for a period of time (Wait

Time) before calculating the time.

7. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


Figure 70 Configuring test task (Multi FTP Upload)

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Figure 71 Configuring test task (Multi FTP Download)

6.2.21 PBM

Dingli's PBM (Pulse-Sampling Bandwidth Measurement) solution is used to send packet data

pulses with minimum network resource utilization. Frequent but short duration pulses are sent in

order to ensure only minimum network resources are used, so tests can be done continuously

without impacting network performance.

Tap the right arrow on the PBM bar. The figure below shows the settings window:

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Figure 72 PBM test settings

1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the PBM test.

2. Duration(s): The duration of the PBM test.

3. Server IP: The IP address of the server used for the PBM test.

4. Server Port: The port number of the server used for the PBM test.

5. No Data Timeout(s): If no data is sent after this specified time, the test will be terminated and

proceed to the next test.

6. Interval(s): The time interval between the two successive PBM tests.

7. UL Sample Ratio: The uplink sample ratio of the PBM test (the size of data packets in one

pulse = available bandwidth x UL Sample Ratio; recommended value: 8%).

8. DL Sample Ratio: The downlink sample ratio of the PBM test. (the size of data packets in

one pulse = available bandwidth x DL Sample Ratio; recommended value: 6%).

9. PPP Mode:


completed.


completed.


6.2.22 PPP Mode Description

PPP Mode includes Each Repeat Completed, Single Task Completed, and Never. Here take FTP

Upload test as example to describe the meaning of each mode.

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a. Each Repeat Completed: The dial connection disconnects when each loop of FTP

Upload is completed.

b. Single Task Completed: The dial connection disconnects when each session is completed

(for example, if users set the Repeat of FTP upload to 5, the dial connection will be

disconnected after 5 repeats of FTP upload test).

c. Never: The dial connection will never be disconnected during the test.

No matter what mode users select, the dial connection will be disconnected after the whole FTP

Upload test is completed.

6.3 Importing Project

Tap Open Project, and then select the project to be imported in the window that appears.

Figure 73 Importing Project

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6.4 Starting a Test

1. Tap to deliver tasks to the mobile phones, and tap to start a test.

Figure 74 Starting a test

2. In the Test Start dialog box, select a test mode (Outdoor or Indoor).

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Figure 75 Selecting a test mode

Outdoor/Indoor: indicates the test mode.

Address: Set the location where the test is conducted. For example, Guangzhou. This location

will be tagged in the final .rcu file name.

Engineer: Set the name of the tester, which will be tagged in the final .rcu file name.

External Loop: Set outer loop counts.

TCP/IP: Enable TCP/IP sniffer. The information will be saved in the .pcap format.

File Name: The data files generated by each test will be placed in the same directory which

name is specified here.

GPS: Enable this function, and then the GPS receiver will begin positioning once the test

starts.

Sync all the devices: Disable this function to synchronize only the devices in a group; Enable

this function to synchronize all the devices between different groups.

6.4.1 Outdoor Test

6.4.1.1 Map Management

1. Before the drive test, tap My Device > General Settings (the last icon on left bar) > Basic

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Settings, and select Apple Online Map or Offline Map as required.

Figure 76 Selecting offline/Online Map

2. To use the online map, a SIM card should be inserted into the base of Pilot Walktour Pack

case.

3. On the iPad, choose General Settings > Map to enable location services.

4. Select Outdoor for Test Mode, and tap OK to start testing.

5. In the Map window, click Open Map to show map information and GPS track routes.

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Figure 77 GPS Track

Buttons in the Map Window:

1. Open Map: tap it to open the map

2. Close Map: tap it to close the map

3. Station: tap it to conduct operations related to cell sites.

Load Station: to import cell sites that are placed on the iPad; the imported cell sites will

be displayed on the map.

Clear Station: to clear all cell sites that have been imported to the map.

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Figure 78 Cell sites related operation

4. KML Sources: tap it to load the pre-defined test routes that is placed on the iPad

5. Legend: tap it to view and modify the currently displayed network parameters, display color,

and thresholds

6. Search: tap it to view the current base stations or search base stations based on key words

6.4.1.2 Base Station Management

1. Users need to import base station databases (in .txt format) to the

/var/mobile/Documents/projectRoot/map/station path on the iPad in advance.

2. In the Online and Offline map modes, users may tap Station on the map window (see Figure

77) to import one or more base station databases. For the same network technology, users can

import only one base station database.

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Figure 79 Import base station databases

3. Cell line linking can be displayed on the iPad in real time. The cells linked by thick line

represents the cells in Active Set, and the cells linked by thin line represents the cells in

Monitor Set.

4. Tap a cell icon, and information related to the cell is displayed, including the base station

name, longitude and latitude, cell ID, scrambling code, frequency, and tilt.

5. Tap Clear Station to delete a base station database.

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Figure 80 Base station interface

6.4.2 Indoor Test

6.4.2.1 Adding Buildings, Floors and Maps

1. Tap a group, tap Map Manage, and then tap Add to add buildings, floors, and maps.

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Figure 81 Add a building

2. Enter the building name and then tap Add.

Figure 82 Enter a building name

3. Select a building, and then tap Add to add a floor.

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Figure 83 Add a floor

4. Enter the floor name and then tap Add.

Figure 84 Enter a floor name

Tap a floor, and then tap Add to add map information. Users may tap the added map to load it to

the Map window.

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Figure 85 Add map information

The added indoor map is saved in the following path on the iPad:

/var/mobile/Documents/projectRoot/map/indoor/Building/Floor

In the path, Building and Floor indicate the building and floor specified before.

6.4.2.2 Setting a Test Task

Start test, select Indoor, set Address, Engineer, and External Loop, AND enter the Building and

Floor information that has been added. See Figure 86.

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Figure 86 Setting a test task

6.4.2.3 Pinpoint on Map

After the building, floor, and map are added, users can start to pinpoint on the map.

Tap Mark and then move your finger onto the map. Points are shown in blue.

Figure 87 Pin points on Map

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Buttons in the Indoor Map Window:

Map Manage: select or modify the added building, or add more buildings

Import Map: show one or several building maps. Users may import one map, or change

the current one to a new map.

Clear Map: clear the map

Mark: tap this button to highlight it, and then users may pin point (blue round dots) on the

map

Pre Mark: tap this button to highlight it, and then users may create a pre-pin point (pink

round dots) on the map. The purpose is to create a reference route before the actual

pinpoint for a test to start.

Pre Confirm: confirm the pre pinned points, which will turn from pink to blue

Undo Mark: cancel the last pinpoint. The canceled pinpoints cannot be restored. Users

may tap it repeatedly to cancel multiple pinpoints.

Clear All: clear all points. The canceled pinpoints cannot be restored.

Legend: view or modify the currently displayed network parameters, parameter display

color and threshold.

6.4.2.4 Importing Indoor Map

In order to import an indoor map into the iPad album, do as follows:

1. Connect the iPad to a PC via a USB cable.

2. Open iTunes on the PC.

3. In the left pane of iTunes, select the iPad.

4. In iTunes, tap Photos.

5. Select Sync Photos from….

6. Select the folder where maps are located.

7. Tap Apply in the right bottom corner.

Once synchronization is completed, map files are available in the iPad album.

6.5 Viewing Information

6.5.1 Viewing Event

Tap Group0, tap the event information button on the right bar, and then users may view the

event details of Group 0.

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Figure 88 Viewing event information

6.5.2 Viewing Messages

Tap the View Message button to view detailed Layer 3 message information.

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Figure 89 Viewing message information

6.5.3 Viewing Parameters

Tap the button to view the parameters of the GSM, WCDMA, and LTE network

technologies.

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Figure 90 Viewing parameter information (GSM)

Description of GSM parameters:

Parameter Description

MCC/MNC Mobile Country Code/Mobile Network Code

LAC Local Area Code

Cell ID Cell identity

BCCH Broadcast Control Channel

BSIC Base Station Identity Code

BCCH Level Broadcast Control Channel Level

TxPower Mobile phone transmit power

TA Timing advance

TCH C/I Traffic channel carrier to interference

RLT Radio link timeout

V-Codec Voice codec

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TS Time slot

RxQual-Full Received signal quality assessed over all frames

RxLevFull Received signal level based on all frame

BCCH C/I Broadcast Control Channel carrier to interference

RxQual-Sub Received signal quality assessed over a subset of frames

RxLevSub Received signal level based on mandatory frames

DTX Discrete transmission

State State

Figure 91 Viewing parameter information (WCDMA)

Description of WCDMA parameters:



LAC Local Area Code

UL/DL UARFCN Dominant frequency point of main serving cell

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RNC ID/cell ID Cell identification

Sir Signal to interference ratio

Max PSC Maximum Ec/Io scrambling code

Max EcIo Maximum Ec/Io in finger

Max RSCP Maximum received signal code power

RxPower Mobile phone received power

Total EcIo Composite value of Ec/Io locked to finger

Total RSCP Composite value of RSCP

TxPower Mobile phone transmit power

BLER Block error ratio

RRC State RRC connection state

Cell Name Cell name

Figure 92 Viewing parameter information (LTE)

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Description of LET parameters:



TM Transfer mode

UL/DL Freq Uplink/downlink frequency

UL/DL BandWidth Uplink/downlink bandwidth

Work Mode Duplex mode

Band Frequency band

EARFEN Channel number

PCI Physical cell identity

RSRP(dBm) Reference Signal Received Power

RSSI(dB) Carrier received signal strength indicator

RSRQ(dB) Reference signal reception quality

SINR(dB) Signal to interference noise ratio

CRS SINR(dB) Cell reference signal to interference noise ratio

TAC Tracking area identification

ECI(eNodeB ID+Sector ID) E-UTRAN Cell Global Identity

Network State Network state

EMM State EMM Main state

EMM Substate EMMSub state

6.5.4 Adding Labels

During tests, users may tap to add labels to the test process as required.

Users may select a group and view the added labels at the event window.

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6.5.5 Freezing the Information Screen

Users may freeze the real-time test information screen as required. During screen freeze, there is

no real time update on the event and message information (but the information is still collected in

the background), thereby allowing users to check the current event and message history. The real-

time event and message information can be updated again after unfreeze.

Figure 94 Freeze screen

6.5.6 Searching Events

After freezing the information screen, users may tap to search events based on keywords,

and tap to view relevant events.

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Figure 95 Search events

6.6 Project Configuration

Tap to activate Project Configuration, which includes three options: General Settings,

Display Settings, and Filter Settings.

Figure 96 Project Configuration

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6.6.1 General Settings

Tap General Settings to expand the options list and set basic information as required. See the

figure below:

Figure 97 General Settings

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1. Offline Map: Before outdoor tests, users may tap this to load offline maps that are placed on

the iPad to the Map window.

2. Apple Online Map: Before outdoor tests, users may tap this to load Google online maps to the

Map window.

3. Indoor Map: Before indoor tests, users may tap this to load indoor maps to the Map window.

4. Baidu Online Map: Before outdoor tests, users may tap this to load Baidu online maps to the

Map window.

5. Auto Centering: Enable this function to automatically center the current test route on the Map

window during outdoor tests.

6. Parameter Info: Enable this function to display relevant network parameters on the map

window.

7. GPS Size: Set the size of GPS-based sampling points.

8. Cell Line: Enable this function to display the cell line linking between the current sampling

point and its serving cell.

6.6.2 Display Settings

Display Settings is used to configure the map window. Users may define the network, parameters

to display, thresholds and color, and cell line linking type.

Figure 98 Display Settings

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6.6.3 Filter Settings

Users may tap Filter Settings to set LTE Frame Data Acquisition and Sampling Rate.

Figure 99 Filter settings

1. LTE Frame Data Acquisition: sets whether to capture LTE frame.

2. Sampling Rate: sets sampling rate for each network parameter. The software will collect

parameter value based on the specified sampling rate.

6.6.4 Changing Background

Tap the icon to change the interface background layout.

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7 File Management

7.1 Viewing Data Files

Tap the icon of RCU to enter the File Management window. From the left bar, select DT or

CQT to view corresponding data files. Users may tap Refresh to update the data list after each

test.

Figure 101 File Management

7.2 Sorting Data Files

Users may tap Sort to sort data files by time, either from latest to earliest or from earliest to latest,

and then tap Confirm.

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Figure 102 Sorting data files

7.3 Filtering Data Files

Users may tap Filter and filter log files By Status or By Time.

1. By Status: to filter data files by Uploaded or Not uploaded

Uploaded: indicates that the data file has been uploaded to the server.

Not uploaded: indicates that the data file has not been uploaded to the server.

2. By Time: to filter data files by Today or This week

Today: indicates the data files of the current day.

This week: indicates the data files of the current week.

Users need tap Confirm after selecting a filtering condition.

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Figure 103 Filter data files

7.4 Deleting Data Files

Users may tap Delete on the right pane, select the terminal (handset or iPad) where the data files

to be deleted are placed. Select data files to be deleted and then tap the Delete button in red at the

upper right corner to delete them.

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Figure 104 Delete data files

7.5 Uploading Data Files from Handsets to iPad

Users may select the data files, and tap Sync to upload the data files to the iPad.

Figure 105 Uploading data files from UE to the iPad

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7.6 Uploading Data Files

7.6.1 Configuration

1. Tap Settings > REMOTE SERVER SETTINGS, and tap Remote Server Ding Li.

Figure 106 Remote Server Settings

2. Select Fleet or FTP as the server type, and then enter the corresponding server IP and port.

Figure 107 Selecting a server type (Fleet)

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Users need to add the device on Pilot Fleet Unify.

a. Log into Pilot Fleet Unify and choose Device Management > Add Device > Walktour

Pack.

b. Set basic information (such as Group, Subgroup, Device ID, Device Name, IMEI,) as

required.

c. Select a device model, and then click Save.

Figure 108 Adding Pilot Walktour Pack on Fleet Unify

Group: the group that the device belongs to

SubGroup: the subgroup that the device belongs to

Device ID: the ID of the device, which must be unique

Users may choose Settings > General > About to check the IMEI on the phone. The first 14

number of the device ID is the IMEI/MEID number of the phone, and the last 18 number of the

device ID is 0, using "{}" to mark the beginning and end of the ID. For example, if the IMEI is 01

302700 278332 0, then the device ID is {01302700 2783 3200 0000 000000000000}

Phone Model: the model of the phone, e.g. iPhone5s

Device Name: the name of the device, which must be unique

IMEI: tap Settings > General > About to view the IMEI number on the phone and enter it here

Device Type: select a device model based on the model of the phone, for example, select iPhone6

from the dropdown list for an iPhone6 handset

If FTP is selected for the server type, tap Settings > FTP Server List to add FTP server

information.

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Figure 109 Adding FTP server information

7.6.2 Uploading Data Files

Select data files to be uploaded on the iPad, tap Upload on the right pane, and then tap OK to

upload the data files to Pilot Fleet Unify or the FTP server. Users may click Cancel to stop

uploading.

Figure 110 Uploading data files

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7.7 Viewing Storage State

Users may tap State on the right pane to view the storage state and upload state of the data files.

Figure 111 View storage state

Figure 112 Upload state

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1. File storage state: The data file storage state is displayed to the right of the data file. The

icon in green indicates that the data file is placed on the device while the icon in grey

indicates that the data file is not in the device. For example, if the icon under UE is green and

that under iPad is grey, it means the data file is currently placed in the UE, not on the iPad.

2. Upload state: The upload state is displayed to the right of the data file. Uploaded indicates

that the data file has been uploaded to the server. Not uploaded indicates that the data file has

not been uploaded to the server.

Note: Users may tap Sate to switch between the file storage state and upload state.

7.8 Settings

Users may tap Settings at the File Management window to conduct settings for data

management.

Figure 113 Data management settings

Synchronize data files in real time: enable this function to upload data files generated

on the phone to the iPad in real time

Synchronized data file type: select a type for the data files to be

synchronized: .rcu, .dtlog, .pcap, and .dcf.

Display file type in the first row by default: customize a data file type displayed in the

File Management

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first row at the File Management window

Automatically upload data files: enable this function to automatically upload data files

to specified server or Pilot Fleet Unify server

7.9 Exporting Data Files

Users may use the synchronization tool to connect the iPad to a PC, and export .rcu data files.

The data files storage path on the iPad is:

Outdoor data files: /var/mobile/Documents/RcuData

Indoor data files: /var/mobile/Documents/RcuData/CQ

Statistics

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8 Statistics

8.1 Real-Time Statistics

Tap the icon on the left navigation pane to enter the Real-time Statistics window, which

displays real time information about the test. See Figure 114.

Figure 114 Real-time statistics information

8.2 Data Statistics

After .rcu log files have been uploaded from handsets to the iPad, users may tap the icon on

the left navigation pane to enter the data statistics window.

1. Tap Statistics By File to enter the Statistics window, tap Statistics on the upper right

corner, and select log files to perform statistics as required. Users may tap Filter to filter

log files that are uploaded handsets to iPad.

2. After selecting log files, click By Terminal to perform statistics based on terminal types.

Users may check the statistics results by shifting MSE1 and MSE2.

3. Users may check various information, such as parameter information, voice information,

Alarm and Operation Log Information

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9 Alarm and Operation Log Information

Tap the icon on the left navigation pane to view Alarm Info and System Log information.

Figure 116 Alarm Info

Figure 117 System Log

Upgrading Pilot Walktour Pack Case

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10 Upgrading Pilot Walktour Pack Case A control module is integrated into the Pilot Walktour Pack case. All interaction between test

handsets and Pilot Walktour Pack on the iPad are based on the module. Pilot Walktour Pack

delivers test tasks to the test handsets and measurement information is uploaded to the iPad

through the control module. If the module firmware version is not upgraded to the latest version, it

may cause problems.

10.1 Upgrading Procedure

To upgrade the module firmware version, follow the instructions below:

1. Start the Pilot Walktour Pack case.

2. Connect a PC to the WiFi hotspot of Pilot Walktour Pack case. The password is

wifi@phonebox.

3. Start RcuClient_v1.0.0.17.exe, and then do as follows:

a. Click the Upgrade tab page.

b. Select a firmware package on the PC (.gz format).

c. Enter correct IP address: 192.168.2.254, click Connect, and make sure that the status

displayed at the lower left corner is "Connecting device succeeded".

d. Click Upgrade.

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4. After successful upgrade, the message shown as in the figure below is displayed:

Figure 118 Success message

5. Click OK to complete the upgrade.

10.2 Remote Control of Pilot Walktour Pack Case

Users may reboot or shut down Pilot Walktour Pack case through Pilot Walktour Pack on the iPad.

Follow the instructions below:

1. Start the Pilot Walktour Pack case.

2. Connect a PC to the WiFi hotspot of Pilot Walktour Pack case. The password is

wifi@phonebox.

3. Tap New Project on the iPad, tap Device Configuration, and then tap More at the upper

right corner to select Reboot or Shutdown to reboot or shutdown Pilot Walktour Pack Case.

UE Synchronization

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11 UE Synchronization The following are the download sources of xSync software for iOS and Android. Please follow the

instructions according to mobile phone’s operating system:

iOS Synchronization: Search itools on the search engine and then download

ithttp://www.tongbu.com/

Android Synchronization: Users do not need any synchronization software as the phones

can be connected to a PC through a USB cable for direct data copy.

http://www.tongbu.com/

Product Disclaimer

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12 Product Disclaimer DISCLAIMER:

Other than the terms and conditions defined within "DingLi Software License Agreement"

document for hardware and software acquired from DingLi Communications (H.K.) Company

Limited, customer agrees the related software or/and hardware (hereafter called "product") thereof

is only to be used within its intended scope which includes voice and data service testing, wireless

network measurement verification, data collection and storage, measurement data replay and

presentation.

Other usage of the product in conjunction with any third party software application, hardware

or/and settings (not officially approved) beyond aforementioned scope is not recommended as it

may impact the product's performance and accuracy of data. DingLi Communications (H.K.)

Company Limited shall not be liable on the outcome of the product's performance and accuracy of

data if it is discovered not being used as intended. Such instances may also void the product's

warranty if found breaching the "DingLi Software License Agreement".

The unauthorized usage of Pilot Walktour iOS includes but not limited to:

1. Upgrade of OS is not permitted under any circumstances.

2. Operation (such as Jailbreak and Rooting) not according to the instructions provided by

DingLi on the device is not permitted under any circumstances.

3. Software upgrade to a version that is not specified by DingLi is not permitted under any

circumstances.

4. Any operation not in accordance with DingLi's product documentation may produce

abnormal test data.

5. Installation of any third-party applications on the device is not permitted as it could change

the internal settings of the device or it could affect performance of the device.

6. Any unauthorized modification to hardware, software, or related patch components is not

permitted.

7. Any combined use of software and hardware not specified by DingLi is not permitted.

8. The preferable language is English. We will not be responsible for any issues caused by

language difference.

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