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2 Contents Contents 1 Introduction... 1 About the Product... 1 About the Document Preparation... 2 Hardware/Software Requirements... 2 Third-Party Software/Application... 2 Configuration before and after Installation Installation and Uninstallation Logging in to Pilot Fleet Unify System Management Operation Procedure... 7 Adding a Project Group... 7 Adding a Device... 8 Configuring Test Plans... 9 Device Monitor Data Management Data File Basic Data Management Site Management Region Management Route Manage Statistics Reports Pilot Unify Lite Logging in to Pilot Unify Lite Monitor Online Devices View KPIs Network Monitor... 29

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4 Introduction 1 Introduction Pilot Fleet Unify is a multi-technology and fully autonomous system that provides centralized probe and test case management, as well as automated post processing and reporting. This document describes all steps that you must work through before you can start Pilot Fleet Unify. For detailed operations, please see "A2.Pilot Fleet Unify Operation Guide V2.6". About the Product Pilot Fleet Unify is a multi-technology and fully autonomous system for remote wireless network service testing, benchmarking and monitoring. The system also provides centralized probe and test case management, as well as automated post processing and reporting. The Pilot Fleet Unify system is scalable, which allow network operators, service providers, and system vendors to dimension their data collection and analysis services requirements according to the budgeted OPEX and CAPEX. Pilot Fleet Unify supports DingLi's entire drive test portfolio including Pilot Pioneer, Pilot Walktour, Pilot Scout, Pilot RCU/RCU Light, and Pilot Walktour Pack. All data collected by DingLi s data collection solutions will be centrally stored and managed for post processing and analysis purposes. Based on distributed deployment, Pilot Fleet Unify is capable of handling large volumes of data uploaded remotely, for storage, automatic pre-processing/processing, reporting, and analysis. Additionally, Pilot Fleet Unify also supports multi-users operation, multi-test task request, and processing at the same time. All these functions significantly reduce overall workload and increase in efficiency. Pilot Fleet Unify provides solutions to meet various user's requirements based on workflow and application scenarios including Work Item, Project Management, Device Management, Test Plan Management, Device Monitoring, Data Management, Statistics Report, Data Analysis, etc. About the Document This document focuses on the prerequisites before users start operating Pilot Fleet Unify, such as installation/uninstallation, and basic operation procedure for service test, data management, and monitoring. 1

Preparation 2 Preparation Hardware/Software Requirements For detailed hardware requirements, see section 2 Hardware Requirements in "A9.Pilot Fleet Unify System Requirements".

5 Preparation 2 Preparation Hardware/Software Requirements For detailed hardware requirements, see section 2 Hardware Requirements in "A9.Pilot Fleet Unify System Requirements". For detailed software requirements, see section 3 Software Requirements in "A9.Pilot Fleet Unify System Requirements". Third-Party Software/Application The database software MS SQL Server 2012 or MS SQL Server 2014 is required. MS Office 2010 or a later version is required for data reporting and cell site database. Configuration before and after Installation For detailed configuration before and after installation, see "A8.Pilot Fleet Unify Installation Guide V2.6". 2

Installation and Uninstallation 3 Installation and Uninstallation For detailed installation and uninstallation of Pilot Fleet Unify, see "A8.Pilot Fleet Unify Installation Guide V2.6".

6 Installation and Uninstallation 3 Installation and Uninstallation For detailed installation and uninstallation of Pilot Fleet Unify, see "A8.Pilot Fleet Unify Installation Guide V2.6". For Pilot Unify Lite, users may contact Dingli technical support and download the software to install. Users may enter the application management window on the handset to uninstall the software. Figure 3-1 Uninstall Pilot Unify Lite 3

Logging in to Pilot Fleet Unify 4 Logging in to Pilot Fleet Unify Any PC or tablet unit with access to the internet, may access the Pilot Fleet Unify server. To ensure accessibility, do as follows: 1.

7 Logging in to Pilot Fleet Unify 4 Logging in to Pilot Fleet Unify Any PC or tablet unit with access to the internet, may access the Pilot Fleet Unify server. To ensure accessibility, do as follows: 1. Open a web browser (IE9, IE10, Firefox, Maxthon, and Google Chrome are recommended). 2. Enter the IP address in the address bar: IP address of Pilot Fleet Unify server. 3. Enter the website. A window shown in Figure 4-1 appears. Key in the account name and password, and then click Log in to enter Pilot Fleet Unify Homepage. See Figure 4-1. Figure 4-1 Login window 4

Choose System Preferences > User to enter the user management page.

8 System Management 5 System Management After entering the homepage, firstly create a user account. Follow the instructions below: 1. Choose System Preferences > User to enter the user management page. Figure 5-1 Add a user Click Add User. The user configuration dialog box is displayed. See Figure 5-2 Add User 2. Set required information to create a user account. 5

System Management Figure 5-3 Set user information The item with an asterisk is mandatory. Users need to enter an account and a password (at least six characters which consists of letters and numbers).

9 System Management Figure 5-3 Set user information The item with an asterisk is mandatory. Users need to enter an account and a password (at least six characters which consists of letters and numbers). Users may select a user role that is available in the User Group drop down list. 3. After settings, click Save. This created account can be used to log into Pilot Fleet Unify. The account allows only one user for login at the same time; otherwise, the system will notify that the user has logged in. 6

Click Add Project Group. On the Add Project Group page, select information as required.

10 Operation Procedure 6 Operation Procedure Adding a Project Group To add a project group, do as follows: 1. Choose System Preferences > Project Group. A page as shown in Figure 6-1 is displayed. Figure 6-1 Project Group 2. Click Add Project Group. On the Add Project Group page, select information as required. Users may select Custom to define information. See Figure 6-2. Figure 6-2 Add a Project Group 3. After the project group is added, users may click to add a sub project group. 7

Users may add devices in Device Management.

11 Operation Procedure Figure 6-3 Add a sub group 4. The added project group will be displayed under Device Management simultaneously. Users may add devices in Device Management. Figure 6-4 Added project group Adding a Device To add a device, do as follows: 1. Click Device Management. The Device List tab page is displayed. The project groups are listed on the navigation bar. 2. Click any project group. Respective devices under the group are displayed within the workspace. 8

Operation Procedure Figure 6-5 Device management 3. Click Add Device and select a device type. A dialog box for setting the basic device information is displayed.

Note: The device ID should be unique in the server; otherwise it will conflict with an existing one.

12 Operation Procedure Figure 6-5 Device management 3. Click Add Device and select a device type. A dialog box for setting the basic device information is displayed. Figure 6-6 Add a RCU device 4. Set basic device information such as Device ID, and Device Name. 5. Select a device model based on the test module type. Click Save after all settings. Note: The device ID should be unique in the server; otherwise it will conflict with an existing one. Configuring Test Plans After a device is added, users may configure test plans for the device. This section describes the procedure to add a call test task for a Pilot RCU. Follow the instructions below: 1. Select a Pilot RCU from the device list under Device Management, and click to add a test plan to the device. 9

13 Operation Procedure Figure 6-7 Select a device 2. Click Add in the Test Plan List to enter the New Test Plan page. Figure 6-8 Adding a test plan 3. Set required information based on the actual situation, and click Save to save the configured information. Figure 6-9 Configure the test plan 10

14 Operation Procedure Note: Start Time and End Data means the test plan will be valid within defined time range, and End Date must be later than Start Time. 4. After finishing the basic information, click a port, and click the button to enter the New Test Group page and configure test tasks for the test module. Figure 6-10 Configure test tasks for every module Users need to click the as shown in the red rectangle in the figure above to add the time range. Note: Start Time and End Time here means the task will be valid within defined time range. There can be multiple test groups added in one module, and the module will do the test plan as the schedule. 5. After the test group is established, click Add Test and select MOC under Call Test to add a test task. 11

Execution Count, Called Number, Call Duration, etc.

15 Operation Procedure Figure 6-11 Add a test task 6. Set test task name, set Call Type to MOC, and set other basic information like Execution Count, Called Number, Call Duration, etc., based on the actual test requirements. If network lock is required, users may click Advanced Settings to configure relative information. Figure 6-12 Set information 12

16 Operation Procedure 7. Click Save to save all settings. Device Monitor Follow the instructions below to monitor test devices: 1. Click Device Monitor. A page as shown in the figure below is displayed: Figure 6-13 Device monitor 2. Click Path Monitor to enter the Device Monitor page. See the figure below: 13

17 Operation Procedure Figure 6-14 Device monitoring 3. Click to enter the Select device page, where users may select devices to be monitored. Users may conduct settings to display online devices only or display online and offline devices. Figure 6-15 Select device page 14

18 Operation Procedure 4. Double click a device to view the detailed device information. Figure 6-16 Detailed device information 5. Click Parameters to display the pane where users may select the device port and parameters to be monitored. Users can select only a limited number of device ports and parameters. The selected port and parameters are displayed on the page as shown in the figure below. Figure 6-17 Parameter pane 6. Click Event and Alarm to enter the event and alarm monitoring windows respectively. See the following figure: 15

Operation Procedure Figure 6-18 Event and alarm monitoring windows Data Management 6.5.

automatically. 1. Choose Data Management > Data File to find the list of data files.

19 Operation Procedure Figure 6-18 Event and alarm monitoring windows Data Management Data File The data files collected by devices can be uploaded to Pilot Fleet unify manually or automatically. 1. Choose Data Management > Data File to find the list of data files. Figure 6-19 Data file list 2. Click for single file downloading, and select more data files and click for multiple data files downloading. 16

Operation Procedure Figure 6-20 Download files 6.5.2 Basic Data Management Basic Data Management consists of Site Management, Region Management and Route Manage. 6.5.2.1 Site Management Site Management is used to import, export, and view site information.

See the figure below: Figure 6-21 Site Management page Users may click Import to import a site file, or click the drop-down arrow next to Export, and select a format for the site to export.

20 Operation Procedure Figure 6-20 Download files Basic Data Management Basic Data Management consists of Site Management, Region Management and Route Manage Site Management Site Management is used to import, export, and view site information. Choose Data Management > Basic Data Management, and click Site Management to enter the site management page. See the figure below: Figure 6-21 Site Management page Users may click Import to import a site file, or click the drop-down arrow next to Export, and select a format for the site to export. Fleet Unify Format: Export a cell site database to the format that can be used with Pilot Fleet Unify. Pioneer Format: Export a cell site database to the format that can be used with Pilot Pioneer. FAP Format: Export a cell site database to the format that can be used with Pilot Fleet 17

Operation Procedure Unify Analyzer. Figure 6-22 Export cell site 6.5.2.2 Region Management Region Management is used to import, export, and view region information.

See the figure below: Figure 6-23 Cell information 2.

21 Operation Procedure Unify Analyzer. Figure 6-22 Export cell site Region Management Region Management is used to import, export, and view region information. 1. Choose Data Management > Basic Data Management, and click Region Management to enter the region management page. See the figure below: Figure 6-23 Cell information 2. To import a region file, users may click under Region Management, click the button as shown in the figure below, select a local region file (*.kml, *.txt, *.mif, *.kmz), set Region Group. Region Tag, Region Level, and click OK. 18

the dialog box that appears, and click OK to export the region file to the local computer Figure 6-25

22 Operation Procedure Figure 6-24 File Upload dialog box 3. To export a region file, users may select the checkbox corresponding to the region to export, click the button, select a format on the dialog box that appears, and click OK to export the region file to the local computer Figure 6-25 Export a region Route Manage This function is used to plan, edit, delete, import or export test routes in *. json format. 1. Choose Data Management > Basic Data Management, and then click Route Manage to enter the route manage page. 19

Operation Procedure Figure 6-26 Route Manage page 2.

selected. Figure 6-27 Import a test route 3.

23 Operation Procedure Figure 6-26 Route Manage page 2. Click the button to enter the Import Route window, click Select Files to select a test route file (in *.json) from local computer and then click Import load the test route selected. Figure 6-27 Import a test route 3. Select a test route or multiple test routes and then click or to delete or export a test route (or multiple test routes) selected. Figure 6-28 Delete/export a test route 20

24 Operation Procedure 4. Click the button to enter the page where users can edit the test route. Users may also click the button to realize the positioning function. Figure 6-29 Edit a test route 5. Find a city or region that needs test route planning on the map, click the button to plan the test route and then right click to save the test route. Figure 6-30 Test route planning 21

Operation Procedure Statistics Reports This section uses Traditional Reports as an example to describe the procedure on how to generate a statistics report. Follow the instructions below: 1.

25 Operation Procedure Statistics Reports This section uses Traditional Reports as an example to describe the procedure on how to generate a statistics report. Follow the instructions below: 1. Click Statistics Reports. The page as shown in the following figure is displayed. Figure 6-31 Traditional Reports 2. Click Create Reports, and select a report type, such as Voice and Data Service Reports. The corresponding report configuration page is displayed. Figure 6-32 Create General Voice Report Take GSM Voice Evaluation as an example. a. Users may select to generate voice or data reports as required, or select any network technology and the corresponding voice or data files for statistics report generation. b. The report is named based on the current date by default. Users may change it as required. c. Data List lists all data files that meet the defined conditions. Only the data files listed in Data Selected will be used for the statistics. d. Users may click Advanced Settings and set information (such as By Time/By Area) for further data filtering and statistics. e. Click Submit to go back to the report list. 22

Operation Procedure Figure 6-33 Setting information for

After the report is successfully generated, users may: Edit a

a report name The report is in Excel format.

26 Operation Procedure Figure 6-33 Setting information for traditional report generation f. After the report is successfully generated, users may: Edit a report Download the report result file Resubmit a report Edit a report name The report is in Excel format. Users need to download the report to a local computer to view detailed information. Figure 6-34 Generating a report 23

Pilot Unify Lite 7 Pilot Unify Lite Logging in to Pilot Unify Lite On the Android based handset, download the Pilot Unify Lite installation package, and then

Double-click Pilot Unify Lite to enter its login page. 2. Enter an account, corresponding password, server information, and tap Login.

27 Pilot Unify Lite 7 Pilot Unify Lite Logging in to Pilot Unify Lite On the Android based handset, download the Pilot Unify Lite installation package, and then install it. Note: Contact Dingli technical support to obtain the installation package. Follow the instructions below to log in to Pilot Unify Lite: 1. Double-click Pilot Unify Lite to enter its login page. 2. Enter an account, corresponding password, server information, and tap Login. Figure 7-1 Log in to Pilot Unify Lite Monitor Online Devices Follow the instructions below to monitor test devices: 1. Tap Device Monitor, and then tap Device to enter the online device monitoring window. 24

Pilot Unify Lite Figure 7-2 Monitor Device 2.

Location to view the current position of the

28 Pilot Unify Lite Figure 7-2 Monitor Device 2. Tap Real_Time Alarm to view the real-time device alarms, tap Real_Time Event to view the real-time device events, or tap Current Location to view the current position of the device. Figure 7-3 Monitor detailed status 25

29 Pilot Unify Lite 3. Tap Alarms ( ) to view device alarms. a. Tap Statistical to view device alarms based on alarm types. b. Tap Real Time to view the real-time device alarms. Figure 7-4 Monitor device alarms 4. Tap Events ( ) to view real-time device events. Figure 7-5 Monitor events 26

30 Pilot Unify Lite View KPIs Users may tap KPI on the main page to view KPIs related to voice and data service tests in the recent three months. Figure 7-6 KPI page 1. Tap to change a network technology and display the corresponding KPIs. Figure 7-7 Change a technology 27

31 Pilot Unify Lite 2. Tap to change a date and display the corresponding KPIs. Figure 7-8 Change a date 3. Tap to change a KPI and display the corresponding statistical value on each day. 28

32 Pilot Unify Lite Network Monitor Users may tap Network Monitor on the main page to view the current radio KPIs delivered from Pilot Fleet Unify in real time. Figure 7-9 Network Monitor Users may tap on the top right corner to change the background map. Figure 7-10 Change a background map 29

33 Pilot Unify Lite Settings Users may tap Settings on the main page to view server information and set language, or tap Logout to log out Pilot Unify Lite. Figure 7-11 Settings 30

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