Pilot Walktour Pack User Manual V3.6

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1 Pilot Walktour Pack User Manual V3.6

2 Contents Contents 1 What's New in Version MOS Test with a New Sling Backpack Custom Reports View License Granted for the Software View Remaining Battery Capacity Support ios 10 Version High-speed Rail Test (China only) Subway Test (China only) Added LTE Parameters Non-Jailbreak Version of ipad Product Overview Install Walktour Pack on ipad Before Installation Apply for a License License for Jailbreak Version of ipad License for Non-Jailbreak version of ipad Install Pilot Walktour Pack on ipad (Jailbreak Version) Installation Procedure Reinstall Appsync for the ios67/ios8 Operating System Upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack Install Pilot Walktour Pack on ipad (Non-Jailbreak Version) Connect ipad with Test Phones Pilot Walktour Pack Case Connect ipad to Pilot Walktour Pack System Connect Phones to Pilot Walktour Pack System Android iphone... 17

3 Contents 5 System Settings Server Settings FTP Server Settings Remote Server Settings Data Storage Settings GPS Settings Data Partition Settings Daylight Saving Time Settings Version Settings Debugging Options Others License About Remaining Battery Capacity Display New Project Configure Test Task Idle Call FTP Download FTP Upload Ping HTTP Download HTTP Page HTTP Upload WAP Download WAP Page Send Receive

4 Contents Video Streaming Parallel Service SMS MMS Video Play Speed Test Facebook Traceroute Multi FTP PBM Attach DNS Lookup PDP PPP Mode Description Add Scan Test Color Code CW Pilot Import Project Start Test Outdoor Test Map Management Test Settings Cell Site Management Indoor Test Add Buildings, Floors and Maps Configure Test Tasks Pinpoint on Map Import Indoor Maps... 82

5 Contents 6.6 View Information Add Labels Freeze Screen Search Events View Events View Messages View Parameters View Charts Project Configuration General Settings Display Settings Line Chart Settings Change Background File Management View Data Files Sort Data Files Filter Data Files Delete Data Files Upload Data Files from Handsets to ipad Upload Data Files Server Configuration FTP Server Configuration Pilot Fleet Unify Server Upload Data Files View Storage State Settings Export Data Files Export Data Files in Jailbreak Version Export Data Files in Non-Jailbreak Version

6 Contents 8 Statistics and Analysis Real-Time Statistics Statistics Reports Alarm and Operation Log Information Upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack Case Upgrading Procedure Remote Control of Pilot Walktour Pack Case Appendix- Apply for App ID (Facebook) Product Disclaimer

7 What's New in Version What's New in Version MOS Test with a New Sling Backpack MOS test solution (POLQA and PESQ) with a new sling backpack is supported in this version. The sling backpack that is equipped with two handsets and casing battery is designed based on Pilot Walktour Pack's hardware and structure, for higher portable test scenarios. The MOS testing method is the same as that of Pilot Walktour Pack, namely that the tests of Pilot Walktour (ios or Android) are controlled by the users with the ipad controller unit. To conduct MOS test, users need to connect the MOS device to the handsets and enable the MOS test function in the test plan. 1.2 Custom Reports Users may generate user-defined reports after they select a report template and log files for statistics as required, or they may customize a report template. In addition, users may also import or export report templates as required. 1.3 View License Granted for the Software Users may view the relevant licenses that are granted for the software in real time, which is categorized by service test, mode test and specialized test. 1.4 View Remaining Battery Capacity In this version, users may view the remaining battery capacity of ipad, casing and handsets on the ipad controller unit. 1.5 Support ios 10 Version Pilot Walktour iphone V4.1 or later supports ios v10.2 that allows untethered jailbreak. 1.6 High-speed Rail Test (China only) This version is integrated with the China high-speed rail maps, and supports automatic high-speed rail test in which the software would plot an accurate GPS route. Note: Customers who want to have the access to this function may contact Dingli. 1.7 Subway Test (China only) This version is integrated with subway maps of the main cities in China, and supports automatic 1

8 What's New in Version 3.6 subway test. The software would perform automatic pinpointing on the maps accurately once the subway arrives at the station even if there is no GPS signal. Note: Customers who want to have the access to this function may contact Dingli. 1.8 Added LTE Parameters More LTE and LTE CA parameters are supported in this version. 1.9 Non-Jailbreak Version of ipad This version supports the non-jailbreak version of ipad for Pilot Walktour Pack installation and operation. 2

9 Product Overview 2 Product Overview Pilot Walktour Pack, based on the ipad and smart phones, is a portable benchmarking test tool for measuring wireless network air interface data. It captures measurements that reflect network performance and services quality and has the capabilities of a drive-test tool and the flexibility of a hand-held tester. Data interaction is achieved by connecting the ipad and smart phones via Wi- Fi/USB Cable. The ipad, as the control device, manages one or more handsets in drive test; the handsets, as the test terminal, perform data or voice tests according to the test plan delivered from ipad, and then uploads test data back to the ipad for further data management. Supported test terminals: 1. ios-based: iphone 6s iphone 6 2. Android-based: Samsung Galaxy S6 9200/9208/9209 Samsung Galaxy S6 EDGE 9250 Samsung Galaxy S7 9300/9308 Samsung Galaxy S7 EDGE 9350 Nubia Z17 mini NX569J Nubia Z11 minis NX 549J SONY XP F8132 LG Nexus 5X LG-H791 (international version) System architecture: Figure 2-1 System architecture 3

10 Install Walktour Pack on ipad 3 Install Walktour Pack on ipad 3.1 Before Installation 1. Make sure that the ipad is 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 Apply for a License License for Jailbreak Version of ipad Attention: Users may skip this section and perform operations based on the description in Section 3.3 if a license file has been obtained. 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 3-1 Copy Wi-Fi address License for Non-Jailbreak version of ipad Tap Settings>About on the Pilot Walktour Pack screen to view the 32-bit serial number of the current software, and send this serial number to DingLi to apply for the license. 4

11 Install Walktour Pack on ipad Figure 3-2 Apply for license for non-jailbreak version of ipad 3.3 Install Pilot Walktour Pack on ipad (Jailbreak Version) Installation Procedure 1. Please contact Dingli technical support for jailbreak and plugins installation, and other necessary configurations, to ensure Pilot Walktour Pack can be operated accordingly. 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: 5

12 Install Walktour Pack on ipad Figure 3-3 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 and tap Add Source. Figure 3-4 Enter a source 5. Find and tap the added source 6

13 Install Walktour Pack on ipad Figure 3-5 Source window 6. Find the correct Pilot Walktour Pack version, tap it to view the detailed version information. Figure 3-6 Find correct version 7. Tap Install on the upper right corner to install it. 7

14 Install Walktour Pack on ipad Figure 3-7 Install the version 8. Tap Confirm to confirm the installation. Figure 3-8 Confirm installation 9. Tap Return to Cydia after successful installation. 8

15 Install Walktour Pack on ipad Figure 3-9 Return to Cydia 10. Tap the Pilot Walktour Pack icon on the ipad desktop to start its program Reinstall Appsync for the ios67/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 " Tap Add Sources and then return to the Sources page. Figure 3-10 Add sources 9

16 Install Walktour Pack on ipad 3. Enter AppSync for ios 7/8 in the search box and install it. Figure 3-11 Search for plugin 4. Tap Changes > Upgrade, and update all system files that can be updated. Figure 3-12 Update system files Note: If AppSync for ios 7/8 has been installed on the ipad, users may search this software and reinstall it Upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack To upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack, users need to uninstall the current version and then install a new version based on the instructions in section Find the installed Pilot Walktour Pack through Cydia. There are two methods: a. Tap Sources on the Cydia main interface, and then tap the " source 10

17 Install Walktour Pack on ipad to find the current version of Pilot Walktour Pack to uninstall. b. Tap Installed on the Cydia main interface to find the current version of Pilot Walktour Pack to uninstall. Figure 3-13 Find the version to uninstall 2. Tap Modify, and select Remove to uninstall Pilot Walktour Pack. Figure 3-14 Uninstall Pilot Walktour Pack After the uninstallation, install the new Pilot Walktour Pack version based on the instructions in section

18 Install Walktour Pack on ipad 3.4 Install Pilot Walktour Pack on ipad (Non- Jailbreak Version) For Pilot Walktour Pack (non-jailbreak version) installation, users need to install the software setup package in *.ipa format. See the installation procedure below: 1. Use the synchronization tool (e.g. itools) to connect to ipad controller unit on PC, select Pilot Walktour Pack setup package in *.ipa format to install the software. 2. After installing the software in *. ipa format, tap the Setting icon on the ipad screen. 3. Tap General>Device Management>DingLi Communications Corp., Ltd. Figure 3-15 Device Management window 4. Verify Pilot Walktour Pack software with network accessibility. 12

19 Install Walktour Pack on ipad Figure 3-16 Verify Pilot Walktour Pack 13

20 Connect ipad with Test Phones 4 Connect ipad with Test Phones 4.1 Pilot Walktour Pack Case Start the Pilot Walktour pack case before connecting devices to it. 1. Wi-Fi: PhoneBox_XXX (where XXX indicates a string, the last three numbers of the case ID, such as "181") 2. Password: wifi@phonebox 4.2 Connect ipad to Pilot Walktour Pack System 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 4-1 Settings 2. Tap WLAN, and select the correct access point. 14

21 Connect ipad with Test Phones Figure 4-2 Select correct WLAN network 4.3 Connect 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 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 4-3 Enable USB debugging mode on Android phones After normal USB connection, do as follows: 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. 2. Configure access point, alarm, and network lock. 15

22 Connect ipad with Test Phones 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 4-4 Wait for connecting to ipad 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. 16

23 Connect ipad with Test Phones Figure 4-5 Device connected iphone Connect the iphone to the correct access point, and then tap the setting icon on the main interface to enter the settings window. Tap Wi-Fi, and select the same access point as that of ipad. Figure 4-6 Set WLAN on ios phones After connection, do as follows: 1. On the mobile phone, start Pilot Walktour and tap Multi-Test on the main interface. The 17

24 Connect ipad with Test Phones information displayed on the phone indicates that the device is not connected. See the figure below: Figure 4-7 Device not detected 2. Tap Choose Network to select a network type for the device. Figure 4-8 Choose a network type 3. On the ipad, tap the New Project icon, and then tap Detect to display the connected device. 18

25 Connect ipad with Test Phones See Figure 4-9. Figure 4-9 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 4-10 Device connected 19

26 System Settings 5 System Settings Tap to enter the Walktour Pack home page, and then tap to enter Settings. Figure 5-1 Home page 5.1 Server Settings FTP Server Settings Users may tap FTP Server List > Add to set FTP server information. 20

27 System Settings Figure 5-2 FTP Server List Set required information based on the options' description below: Figure 5-3 Set required information Server Name: The name of the FTP server. IP: The IP address of the FTP server. Port: The port number of the FTP server. Username: Username to log in to the FTP server. Password: Password to log in to the FTP server. Remote Directory: Specify a directory on the FTP server. Users may leave it blank. 21

28 System Settings Anonymous: Set whether to access the FTP server in the anonymous mode. Mode: FTP server connection mode. o o Passive: passive connection Port: active connection Remote Server Settings Users may tap Remote Server Ding Li, and then select a remote server type (Fleet or FTP). For detailed information about the remote server settings, see Figure 5-4 Remote server settings 5.2 Data Storage Settings Users may tap Storage Settings on the software interface, and enable a format to save the data. After setting the data storage format here, users need not set the storage format on the terminal again, as the ipad controller unit may distribute the data storage format command to the terminal. 22

29 System Settings Figure 5-5 Data storage settings Save dcf: Save test data to dcf format, which is a newly supported data format. Save dtlog: Save test data to dtlog format, which is reserved for China Mobile. Save org rcu: Save test data to org rcu format, which is a Binary data storage format. Save cu: Save test data to cu format, which is reserved for China Unicom. Save rcu: Save test data to rcu format, which is a standard data storage format. 5.3 GPS Settings Users need to select a GPS type based on the test requirements. ipad GPS: Use the ipad GPS. This is applicable to general outdoor tests. Bluetooth GPS: User external Bluetooth GPS and connect the test device with the software through Bluetooth. This is applicable to general outdoor tests. Wire GPS Connect inertial navigation device to Pilot Walktour Pack Case through USB cable. This mode is applicable to the high-speed rail test. GPS module with external antenna that is integrated with the Pilot Walktour Pack Case are applicable to general test. Connect to external USB GPS module through USB cable. This mode is applicable to high-speed rail test/general test. 23

30 System Settings Figure 5-6 Set GPS 5.4 Data Partition Settings Under DATA PARTITION, choose a data-partitioning mode: By Size or By Time, and then set a threshold value for it. By Size: to partition data files based on the user-defined size. By Time: to partition data files base on the user-defined time. Figure 5-7 Set Data Partitioning 24

31 System Settings 5.5 Daylight Saving Time Settings 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 5-8 Setting Daylight Saving Time 5.6 Version Settings Tap Version to select a version as required (Options: For China Unicom User, For General User). 25

32 System Settings Figure 5-9 Select a version 5.7 Debugging Options If Pilot Walktour Pack device exception occurs, users may tap Settings > Debug Mode to enable the debugging function, restart Pilot Walktour Pack, and the device exception occurs again. The related log file will be automatically recorded. Then users may copy the log file and send it to Dingli for analysis and troubleshooting. Figure 5-10 Debug mode 26

33 System Settings 5.8 Others License Tap License to check the license file of the current Pilot Walktour Pack, which is categorized by service, mode and specialized test. See the following figure: Figure 5-11 Check the license file About Tap About to check the version information of the current Pilot Walktour Pack. Figure 5-12 Check the current Pilot Walktour Pack version 27

34 System Settings 5.9 Remaining Battery Capacity Display Tap Open Project and select the saved project to enter My Device interface where uses may view the remaining battery capacity of the ipad, casing and handsets on the ipad controller unit. Figure 5-13 View remaining battery capacity 28

35 6 6.1 New Project After connecting ipad and mobile phones to the system, users may tap the Walktour Pack icon to enter the home page. Tap New Project. Figure 6-1 Walktour Pack Home Page 1. The devices that have been connected and group boxes without specified devices are displayed on the Device Configuration window. Tap Detect to display new devices that are connected to the ipad. The test device with the letter "A" icon indicates the device with a general license, while the device with the letter "B" icon indicates the device with a PCTEL scanning license. See the figure below: 29

36 Figure 6-2 Device Configuration window 2. Specify devices to test groups for MO-MT tests or loop tests. The device with PCTEL scanning license must be specified in a separate group. Figure 6-3 Customize test groups 3. After specifying devices to test groups, tap Save. 30

37 Figure 6-4 Complete test groups Note: The letter (A, B, C ) displayed on the device is based on the order that the device is connected. 6.2 Configure Test Task After creating a project, users may configure the test tasks. Tap Edit Task on the My Device window, to enter the window where users may select a test task for configuration. 31

38 Figure 6-5 Test tasks Idle Configure the test task for Idle based on the following parameter description: 1. Idle duration (s): Set the duration for the idle test. 2. Figure 6-6 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 Call Configure test task for Call test based on the following parameter descriptions: 1. MS1: for MOC test phone; MS2: for MTC test phone 32

39 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: iphone 6, iphone 6s, Samsung S6 9200, HTC M8.) 9. MOS Type: Select PESQ or POLQA as required (depending on the test device). 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 12. Test Type: Select Mobile to Mobile or Mobile to Land as required. Figure 6-7 Configure test task (Call) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone. 33

40 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. For more information, see File to Download: Select the name and path of the file to be downloaded. 4. Download Duration: The maximum duration allowed for the download. 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 Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 34

41 Figure 6-8 Configure test task (FTP Download) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone 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. For more information, see 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. 6. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received. Once there is no traffic within 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. 35

42 10. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-9 Configure test task (FTP upload) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone 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 36

43 7. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected Figure 6-10 Configuring test task (Ping) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone 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). 37

44 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. 8. 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. 9. Interval: The interval between two successive HTTP download tests. 10. 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. 11. Thread Num.: The number of threads for the download test. 12. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected Figure 6-11 Configure test task (HTTP Download) 38

45 Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone 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. 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 Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-12 Configure test task (HTTP Page) 39

46 Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone HTTP Upload 1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the HTTP Upload test. 2. Test Mode: Select a service test mode as required. Two options are provided: By Time and By File. 3. Duration(s): When Test Mode is set to By Time, this option will be available, which indicates the maximum duration of the upload. Once the actual upload time meets the predefined duration, the phone will automatically stop uploading and start the next upload session. 4. Timeout(s): When Test Mode is set to By File, this option will be available, which indicates the maximum time allowed for a HTTP upload test. 5. Server Type: Select a server type as required. Two options are provided: Youtube (recommended for test outside China) and BaiduYun (dedicated for China). When Youtube is selected, users need to set the Username and Password for logging into the Youtube server. 6. File Size (KB): Specify a size in KB for the file to upload. 7. Interval (s) The interval between two successive HTTP download tests. 8. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received. Once there is no traffic within this user-defined period, the upload test will be terminated and proceed to the next test. 9. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected 40

47 Figure 6-13 HTTP Upload Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone 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. 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 Gateway IP: Enter the gateway IP for the test. 9. Port: Enter the port to connect to the gateway. 41

48 10. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-14 Configure test task (WAP Download) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone 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. 42

49 5. Interval: The interval between two successive WAP Page tests. 6. Load Image: Select ON and the image will be loaded every time WAP Page test is conducted. 7. Clear Cache: Select ON and the cache will be cleared every time the download of the WAP page is completed. 8. Use Gateway: Enable it to use gateway 9. WAP Version: Select WAP protocol version 1.0 or Gateway IP: Enter the gateway IP for the test. 11. Port: Enter the port to connect to the gateway. 12. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-15 Configure test task (WAP Page) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to 43

50 conduct the operations on the phone Send Configure the test task for Send based on the following parameter description: 1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the 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 Mailbox: Tap No Selection to enter the settings window. Users may add, modify, and select a sender mailbox. 5. Mail to: The address of the recipient. 6. Subject: The subject of the Content: The content of the Attachment Size: Enter the size of the attachment. Pilot Walktour will create an attachment file of this user-defined size. 9. Interval: The interval between two successive Send tests. 10. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received during test. Once there is no traffic within the user-defined period, the 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 Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 44

51 Figure 6-16 Configuring test task (Send ) Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone Receive Configure the test task for Receive based on the following parameter descriptions: 1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the 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 Mail to: The address of the recipient. 5. Receive Index: The number of received mail that needs to be indexed. 6. Interval: The interval between two successive Receive tests. 7. No Data: The period during which no data traffic is received during test. Once there is no traffic within the user-defined period, the Receive test will be terminated and proceed to the next test. 45

52 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 Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Note: For ios and Android based phones that support network lock functions, users need to conduct the operations on the phone. Figure 6-17 Configure test task (Receive ) To enter the Mailbox List window, tap Mailbox in Send template or Mail to in Receive template. In the Mailbox List window, tap the "+" button on the right top corner to add a mailbox into the list. 46

53 Figure 6-18 Mailbox List Set mailbox information in the Mailbox Setting window. Figure 6-19 Setting mailbox information 47

54 1. Sending Setting (set information for Send or receive task) Security Protocol: select a security certificate for the mailbox Server Address: the address for the send server Server Port: the port for the send server 2. Receive Setting (set information for the Receive task) Server Protocol: select the protocol of the receiving server Security Protocol: select the security certificate for mailbox Server Address: the address for receive server Server Port: the port for the receive server 3. Account Setting Username: enter mailbox address Password: enter mailbox password 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 cache. 9. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is 48

55 completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-20 Configuring test task (Video Streaming-By Time) Parallel Service Configure the test task for Parallel Service based on the following parameter descriptions: 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. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 49

56 5. Parallel Service List: Tap it to enter into the window as shown in Figure 6-22, where users may select tasks for parallel tests. 6. Parallel Start Rules: Define the conditions to start a parallel test. Default: Start the parallel test by default. By Delay: Start the parallel test based on relative time. Each test service will be executed upon the "Start" button click and when user defined period elapsed. By Time: Start the parallel test based on an absolute time. In this mode, each test service starts at the specified time. By Status: Start the parallel test based on the status of the defined test service. In this mode, users need to define a reference test service, then other test services may be started based on the status (e.g. start, success, end) of the reference service. 7. Reference Service: Set the reference test service for other test services to start when By Status is selected for Parallel Start Rules. 8. Start Status: Set the status of the reference test service when By Status is selected for Parallel Start Rules. Start Referencing Service: Execute the test services when starting the reference service. Referencing Service Succeeded: Execute the test services when a reference service (single or in a loop) is successfully completed. Referencing Service Completed: Execute the test services when the reference service (single test or in a loop) is terminated. Figure 6-21 Configure test task (Parallel Service) 50

57 Users may tap next to Parallel Service List to enter the test task selection window. See the figure below: Figure 6-22 Select a test task The added test tasks will be displayed under Parallel Task List on the left pane. Figure 6-23 Selected test task 51

58 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 6-24 Configuring test task (SMS) MMS Configure the test task for MMS based on the following parameter descriptions: 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. 52

59 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 6-25 Configure test task (MMS) 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: Dingli Player, You Tube, Vitamio) Dingli Player: Dingli VSNR algorithm is used to output the vmos score. YouTube: Huawei vmos algorithm is used to output the vmos score. Vitamio: Huawei vmos algorithm is used to output the vmos score. 53

60 3. Video quality: Select a video quality. Options: Standard Definition, High Definition, Super Definition, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K. 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. Total Buffer Time(s): Set the total buffer time for video play 11. Buffer 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 Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 54

61 Figure 6-26 Configuring test task (Video Play-By Time) 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 region to automatically set the corresponding server URL 3. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Speed Tests. 4. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 55

62 Figure 6-27 Configuring test task (Speed Test) Facebook 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. APP ID: Enter an App ID for login. For detailed information about applying for the App ID, see section APP Secret: Enter the App Secret for login. For detailed information, see section Photo: Select the size for the photo to send. Options: Small (0.5 M), Middle (1.5 M), Big (3 M) 7. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Facebook tests. 8. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 56

63 Figure 6-28 Configuring test task (Face Book) 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. 5. Hop Interval(ms): The interval in which the packet travels between each hope. 6. Probe Packets Per Hop: Set the maximum packets allowed per hop. 7. Interval(s): Set the time interval between the two Traceroute sessions. 8. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 57

64 Figure 6-29 Configuring test task (Traceroute) 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. b. Server IP: The IP address of the server. c. Server 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. Anonymous: Set whether to access FTP server in the anonymous mode. g. Connect Mode: FTP server connection mode. Passive: passive connection Port: active connection h. Upload File Path: The path where the file will be uploaded. i. File Size: The size of the file to upload. j. File to Download: The path of the file to download. k. Save File: Set whether to save the downloaded file. 3. Upload/Download Duration: The maximum duration allowed for the upload/download 58

65 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 Duration (s): Once the first packet is received, the software will wait for a period of time (Wait Time) before calculating the time. 7. PPP Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-30 Configuring test task (Multi FTP Upload) 59

66 Figure 6-31 Configuring test task (Multi FTP Download) 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: 60

67 Figure 6-32 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 Disconnection: Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. 61

68 Attach Configure the test task for Attach based on the following parameter descriptions: 1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the Attach test. 2. Timeout(s): The maximum time allowed for each Attach test; otherwise, it will terminate and register as a failure. 3. Interval(s): The interval between two successive Attach tests. 4. Network: Network selected for the test Automatic: the test will be performed under the current network. Lock 2G: if this is selected, the test will be performed under 2G network. Lock 3G: if this is selected, the test will be performed under 3G network. Figure 6-33 Attach test settings DNS Lookup Configure the test task for DNS Lookup based on the following parameter descriptions: 1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the DNS Lookup test. 2. Host: The host address for DNS Lookup. Users may enter host address without " for example, " 3. Timeout(s): The maximum time allowed for each DNS Lookup test; otherwise, it will 62

69 terminate and register as a failure. 4. Interval(s): The interval between two successive DNS Lookup tests 5. PPP Disconnection Each Loop Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each loop is completed. Each Session Completed: The PPP dial will be disconnected when each session is completed. Never: The PPP dial will NOT be disconnected. Figure 6-34 DNS Lookup test settings PDP Configure the test task for PDP based on the following parameter descriptions: 1. Repeat: Set the total loop count for the PDP test. 2. Timeout(s): The maximum time allowed for each PDP test; otherwise, it will terminate and register as a failure. 3. Interval(s): The interval between two successive PDP tests 4. Network: Network selected for the test Automatic: the test will be performed under the current network. Lock 2G: if this is selected, the test will be performed under 2G network. Lock 3G: if this is selected, the test will be performed under 3G network 63

70 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. 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 Add Scan Test Pilot Walktour Pack V3.4 supports frequency scanning with PCTEL IBflex scanner. Users need to add a common service test task on the phone with the scan test license, and add the phone based on the instructions in section 6.1. Then users may tap Edit Task on the My Device window of the ipad to enter the scan test settings window Color Code The Color Code scan type is used to scan the cells with a specified channel number, or multiple specified channel numbers within the GSM technology. Users may add channel numbers corresponding to GSM bands 850/900/1800/

71 Figure 6-35 Color Code 1. Task Name: Enter the scan type. 2. Add Frequency: Enter the channel numbers to scan. 3. Uplink: Enable this function for uplink scanning. 4. Carrier RSSI Threshold: Set the RSSI threshold. No value will be output when the RSSI value is lower than this threshold. 5. Layer 3 Message: Set whether to decode the Layer 3 messages. 6. BSIC: Set whether to decode the BSIC parameter. 7. C/I: Set whether to decode the C/I parameter CW The CW scan type is used to scan one or multiple CW frequencies to check the signal strength. 65

72 Figure 6-36 CW 1. Task Name: Enter the scan type. 2. Add Frequency: Enter the channel numbers to scan. 3. Band Width: Select channel numbers corresponding to the bands supported by each technology. 4. Uplink: Enable this function for uplink scanning Pilot The Pilot scan type is used to scan the top N cells with a specified frequency or multiple specified frequencies. 66

73 Figure 6-37 Pilot 1. Task Name: Enter the scan type. 2. Add Frequency: Enter the channel numbers to scan. 3. Uplink: Enable this function for uplink scanning. 4. Strongest Pilot Number: Set the count of top cells to scan. 5. Undefined PSC/PN: Set whether to specify cells to scan. If this option is enabled, the software will scan any cells. 6. Defined PSC/PN: Specify the cell to scan. 6.4 Import Project Tap Open Project, and then select the project to be imported in the window that appears. 67

74 Figure 6-38 Importing Project 6.5 Start Test 1. Tap to deliver tasks to the mobile phones, and tap to start a test. 68

75 Figure 6-39 Starting test 2. On the Test Start dialog box, select a test mode (Outdoor or Indoor), and set required information. Subway and HSR (high-speed rail) tests are unique to China, and for external customers who want to have the access to these two functions may contact DingLi. Figure 6-40 Selecting a test mode 69

76 3. Tap OK to save the settings Outdoor Test Map Management 1. Before the drive test, tap My Device > Settings (the last icon on left bar) > General Settings > MAP, and select Apple Online Map or Offline Map as required. Figure 6-41 Selecting offline/online Map 2. To use the online map, an SIM card (3/4G) should be inserted into the base of Pilot Walktour Pack case. 3. On the ipad, tap Settings > Privacy, and then enable Location Services. 4. Select Outdoor for Test Mode, and tap OK to start testing. 5. On the Map window, click Open Map to show map information and GPS measurement routes. Note: To load online map, users need to insert a sim card to the casing and configure the corresponding APN information in RCUClient. To configure the sim card APN information, do as follow: 1. Connect the casing to PC through the ethernet port and open RCUClient in PC. 2. Click Data, enter the fixed IP ( ) in the IP column, and click Connect to connect 70

77 the casing to RCUClient. Figure 6-42 Connect the casing to RCUClient 3. Click Config>Get to get the dial-up information (i.e. the number, user, password, APN), and check if the dial-up information is correct. If the dial-up information is wrong, enter the corresponding correct information, and then click Set to finish the configuration. Figure 6-43 Dial-up information confuguration 71

78 Number: dial-up number. Generally, it is *99#. APN: Access point name, which depends on the current mobile network being used. Users may keep the server and port information blank. 4. After configuring APN information in RCUClient, load online map in Pilot Walktour Pack interface. Figure 6-44 GPS Track Buttons on the Map Window: 1. Open Map: tap it to open the map. 2. Close Map: tap it to close the map. 3. Cell Site: tap it to conduct operations related to cell sites. Load Cell Sites: to import base stations that are placed on the ipad; the imported stations will be displayed on the map. Download Cell Sites: to download cell sites from Pilot Fleet Unify. Clear Cell Sites: to clear all stations that have been imported to the map. 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. 6. Search: tap it to view the current base stations or search base stations based on key words. 72

79 Test Settings Tap the button, and select Outdoor on the Test Start window that appears, conduct settings as required. Subway and HSR (high-speed rail) tests are unique to China, and for external customers who want to have the access to these two functions may contact DingLi. Figure 6-45 Outdoor test settings 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. Outer Loop Count: 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 73

80 starts. Sync all the devices: Disable this function to synchronize the devices in a group; Enable this function to synchronize all the devices Cell Site Management In the Online and Offline map mode, users may import one or more cell site databases (*.txt). For the same network technology, users can import only one cell site database. Follow the instructions below to import a cell site database: 1. Import the cell site database to the /var/mobile/documents/projectroot/map/station path on the ipad in advance. 2. Tap Cell Site at the bottom, and select Load Cell Sites. Figure 6-46 Cell Site 3. Select a cell site to import, and tap OK. 74

81 Figure 6-47 Select a cell site 4. The cell site is displayed on the Map window. Users may tap Cell Site > Clear Cell Sites to clear the imported cell sites. Figure 6-48 Clear cell sites 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 75

82 Monitor Set. 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. Figure 6-49 Cell site display Indoor Test Add Buildings, Floors and Maps Users need to add building, floors, and maps to conduct indoor tests. Follow the instructions below: 1. Tap a group, tap Map Manage, tap on the right, tap Map Manage at the bottom, and then tap Add on the window that appears to add buildings, floors, and maps. See the figure below: 76

83 Figure 6-50 Add a building 2. Enter the building name and then tap Add. Figure 6-51 Enter a building name 3. Select a building, and then tap Add to add a floor. 77

84 Figure 6-52 Add a floor 4. Enter the floor name and then tap Add. Figure 6-53 Enter a floor name 5. Tap a floor, and then tap Add to add map information. Figure 6-54 Add map information 6. Select a map to add. 78

85 Figure 6-55 Select a map 7. The loaded map will be listed under the floor window. Figure 6-56 Added map 8. Users may select a loaded map to apply to the Map window. 79

86 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 Configure Test Tasks Click to start test, and select Indoor on the window that appears. See Figure Figure 6-57 Set test tasks Test Mode: The mode of the service test. Address: The position where the test is conducted. Engineer: The person who conduct the test. Building: Select a building. Floor: Select a floor. Outer Loop Count: The count of the outer loop. TCP/IP: Set whether to enable the TCP/IP sniffer. Auto Mark: Auto pinpointing File Name: The name of the data file. This is automatically given by the software. Users may manually modify it. 80

87 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 6-58 Pin points on Map Buttons on the Indoor Map Window: Map Manage: to select or modify the added building, or add more buildings. Import Map: to show one or several building maps. Users may import one map, or change the current one to a new map. Clear Map: to clear the map. Mark: to tap this button to highlight it, and then users may pin point (blue and round) on the map. Pre Mark: to tap this button to highlight it, and then users may pre-pin point (pink and round) on the map. Pre Confirm: to confirm the pre pinned points, which will turn from pink to blue. Undo Mark: to cancel the last pinpoint. The canceled pinpoints cannot be restored. Users may tap it repeatedly to cancel multiple pinpoints. Clear All: to clear all points. The canceled pinpoints cannot be restored. Legend: to view or modify the currently displayed network parameters, parameter display color and threshold. 81

88 Import Indoor Maps In order to import an indoor map into the ipad album, users need to connect the ipad to a PC via a USB cable and open itunes on the PC. 1. On the left pane of itunes, select the ipad. 2. In itunes, tap Photos. 3. Select Sync Photos. 4. Select the folder where maps are located. 5. Tap Apply in the right bottom corner. Figure 6-59 Import indoor maps Once synchronization is completed, map files are available in the ipad album. 6.6 View Information Add Labels During tests, users may add labels to the test process as required. Tap, enter label information, and tap Confirm to add a label to the test process. 82

89 Figure 6-60 Add labels After the label is successfully added, users may select a group and view the added labels at the event window. Figure 6-61 View added labels 83

90 6.6.2 Freeze Screen During service test, users may tap to 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 6-62 Freeze screen Search Events After freezing the screen, users may tap to search events based on keywords, and then users may tap to view relevant events. 84

91 Figure 6-63 Search events View Events Tap the event information button on the right bar, and then users may view the event details of the group. Figure 6-64 Viewing event information 85

92 6.6.5 View Messages Tap the View Message button to view detailed message information. Figure 6-65 Viewing message information On the Message window, users may tap to freeze the screen, and then tap a message to view the detailed information. Figure 6-66 Message details 86

93 6.6.6 View Parameters Tap the button to view the parameters of the GSM, WCDMA, and LTE network technologies. Figure 6-67 Viewing parameter information (Group 3 GSM) Description of GSM parameters: Parameter MCC/MNC LAC Cell ID BCCH BSIC BCCH Level TxPower Description Mobile Country Code/Mobile Network Code Local Area Code Cell identity Broadcast Control Channel Base Station Identity Code Broadcast Control Channel Level Mobile phone transmit power 87

94 Parameter Description TA TCH C/I RLT V-Codec TS RxQual-Full RxLevFull BCCH C/I RxQual-Sub RxLevSub DTX State Timing advance Traffic channel carrier to interference Radio link timeout Voice codec Time slot Received signal quality assessed over all frames Received signal level based on all frame Broadcast Control Channel carrier to interference Received signal quality assessed over a subset of frames Received signal level based on mandatory frames Discrete transmission State Figure 6-68 Viewing parameter information (WCDMA) 88

95 Description of WCDMA parameters: Parameter MCC/MNC LAC UL/DL UARFCN RNC ID/cell ID Sir Max PSC Max EcIo Max RSCP RxPower Total EcIo Total RSCP TxPower BLER RRC State Cell Name Description Mobile Country Code/Mobile Network Code Local Area Code Dominant frequency point of main serving cell Cell identification Signal to interference ratio Maximum Ec/Io scrambling code Maximum Ec/Io in finger Maximum received signal code power Mobile phone received power Composite value of Ec/Io locked to finger Composite value of RSCP Mobile phone transmit power Block error ratio RRC connection state Cell name 89

96 Figure 6-69 Viewing parameter information (LTE) Description of LET parameters: Parameter MCC/MNC PUSCH TxPower (dbm) PUCCH TxPower (dbm) TM UL/DL Freq UL/DL BandWidth Work Mode EARFCN DL EARFCN UL Band EARFEN PCI Description Mobile Country Code/Mobile Network Code Physical Uplink Shared Channel TxPower Physical Uplink Control Channel TxPower Transfer mode Uplink/downlink frequency Uplink/downlink bandwidth Duplex mode E-UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number Downlink E-UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number Uplink Frequency band Channel number Physical cell identity 90

97 Parameter RSRP(dBm) RSSI(dB) RSRQ(dB) SINR(dB) CRS SINR(dB) QCI TAC ECI (enodeb ID+Sector ID) Network State EMM State EMM Substate LTE UE Category PUSCH rank Indicator RACH Type RACH Result Max Preamble Number CP Type PCell SCell Description Reference Signal Received Power Carrier received signal strength indicator Reference signal reception quality Signal to interference noise ratio Cell reference signal to interference noise ratio QoS Class Identifier Tracking area identification E-UTRAN Cell Global Identity Network state EMM Main state EMMSub state LTE UE Category Physical Uplink Shared Channel rank Indicator Random Access Channel Type Random Access Channel Result Max Preamble Number Cyclic Prefix Type The prime cell. The secondary cell View Charts Tap the button to view test information on charts. Users may view the curves of each radio parameter on the Chart window. For information about the curve settings, see

98 Figure 6-70 View Charts 6.7 Project Configuration Tap to activate Project Configuration, which includes two options: General Settings, Display Settings, and Line Chart Settings. Figure 6-71 Project Configuration 92

99 6.7.1 General Settings Tap General Settings to expand the options list and set required information. See the figure below: Figure 6-72 General Settings CUSTOM WINDOW Even Window: Enable this function to display the icon on the right, which is used to view the events' information. Map Window: Enable this function to display the icon on the right, which is used to view the Map information. Message window: Enable this function to display the icon on the right, which is used to view the Message information Alarm Tips: Enable this function to display alarm messages. MAP Offline Map: Before outdoor tests, users may tap this to load offline maps that are placed on the ipad to the Map window. Apple Online Map: Before outdoor tests, users may tap this to load Google online maps 93

100 to the Map window. Indoor Map: Before indoor tests, users may tap this to load indoor maps to the Map window. Baidu Online Map: Before outdoor tests, users may tap this to load Baidu online maps to the Map window. Auto Centering: Enable this function to automatically center the current test route on the Map window during outdoor tests. Parameter Info: Enable this function to display relevant network parameters on the map window. GPS Size: Set the size of GPS-based sampling points. Cell Line: Enable this function to display the cell line linking between the current sampling point and its serving cell 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 6-73 Display Settings 94

101 6.7.3 Line Chart Settings Users may tap Line Chart Settings to set parameters and display color on charts. Figure 6-74 Filter settings Change Background Tap the icon to change the interface background. Figure 6-75 Changing Background 95

102 File Management 7 File Management Users may tap to enter the File Management window, where users may filter, and upload data files. 7.1 View Data Files From the left bar, select Outdoor or Indoor to view corresponding data files. Users may tap Refresh to update the data list after each test. Figure 7-1 File Management 7.2 Sort 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. 96

103 File Management Figure 7-2 Sorting data files 7.3 Filter 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. 2. By Time: to filter data files by Today or This week. 3. All data file: not to filter data files. Users need to tap Confirm after selecting a filtering condition. 97

104 File Management Figure 7-3 Filter data files 7.4 Delete 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. Figure 7-4 Delete data files 98

105 File Management 7.5 Upload Data Files from Handsets to ipad During service test, data files can be uploaded from the ipad to Pilot Fleet Unify server in real time. If users need to upload data files after the service test, users may select the data files, and tap Sync to upload the data files from the test device to the ipad. Figure 7-5 Uploading data files from UE to the ipad 7.6 Upload Data Files Data files can be automatically or manually uploaded from the ipad to Pilot Fleet Unify server. Users need to set the remote server information, and then upload the data files under file management. For automatic upload settings, see section Server Configuration Users may tap Settings > Remote Server Ding Li to select a server type, e.g. Fleet, FTP. 99

106 File Management Figure 7-6 Remote Server Settings FTP Server Configuration If FTP is selected, users need to add FTP server information. Tap FTP Server List, and tap Add to add required information. Figure 7-7 Configure FTP server After adding the server information, tap Remote Server Ding Li > FTP, and select the added FTP server. 100

107 File Management Figure 7-8 Select the added server Pilot Fleet Unify Server If Fleet is selected, users may tap to enter the Fleet server configuration window. Figure 7-9 Set Fleet server Server Name: The name of the server for data upload. Server IP: The IP address of the server for data upload. Server Port: The port number of the server for data upload. 101

108 File Management ipad ID: The ID number of the ipad, which is automatically displayed. Download Server IP: The IP address of the server where the test plans are downloaded. Users need to set this option in the dual-ip mode. Download Server Port: The port number of the server where the test plans are downloaded. Users need to set this option in the dual-ip mode. Note: Dual-IP indicates that the server IP used to obtain test plans is different from that used to upload data files. This mode is currently only supported in China mainland. In addition, users need to add the device on Pilot Fleet Unify. 1. Log into Pilot Fleet Unify, and choose Device Management > Add Device > Walktour Pack. 2. Set required information on the page that appears, and click Save. Figure 7-10 Adding Pilot Walktour Pack on Pilot 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 , then the device ID is { } Device Model: select a device model based on the model of the phone, for example, select iphone 6 from the dropdown list for an iphone 6 handset. 102

109 File Management Upload Data Files Select data files to be uploaded on the File Management window, 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 7-11 Uploading data files 7.7 View Storage State Users may tap State on the right pane to view the storage state and upload state of data files. 103

110 File Management Figure 7-12 View storage state Figure 7-13 Upload state 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 104

111 File Management 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 on the File Management window to conduct settings for data management. Figure 7-14 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. Automatically upload data files: enable this function to automatically upload data files to specified server or Pilot Fleet Unify server. 105

112 File Management Real-time Upload to Pilot Fleet Unify: enable this function to upload data files to Pilot Fleet Unify in real time. 7.9 Export Data Files Export Data Files in Jailbreak Version Users may use the synchronization tool to connect the ipad to a PC, and export data files. The data files storage path on the ipad is: Outdoor data files: /var/mobile/documents/rcudata/dt Indoor data files: /var/mobile/documents/rcudata/cqt Note: For ios test devices, users need to use the synchronization tool to export data files. Users may search itools on the search engine and then download it from For Android test devices, users do not need any synchronization software as the phones can be connected to a PC through a USB cable for direct data copy Export Data Files in Non-Jailbreak Version Users may use the synchronization tool to connect the ipad to a PC to export the data files. Open synchronization tool (e.g. itools), and tap Applications>Walktour Pack file to find the exported data files. The data files storage path on the PC is: Outdoor data files: /Documents/rcudata/DT Indoor data files: /Documents/rcudata/CQT Figure 7-15 Export Data Files in non-jailbreak version 106

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114 Statistics and Analysis 8 Statistics and Analysis 8.1 Real-Time Statistics Tap the icon in the left navigation pane to enter the Real-time Statistics window, which displays real time information about the test. See Figure 8-1. Figure 8-1 Real-time statistics information 8.2 Statistics Reports After the test, users may generate corresponding statistics report. Follow the instructions below: 1. Tap the icon on the left navigation pane to enter the Real-time Statistics interface, and tap More on the top right corner. 2. Select ExportExcel to enter the statistics report interface, and select a report template and data files to generate the corresponding statistics report. 3. The reports storage path is: /Documents/reportfile 4. The report templates storage path is: /Documents/report 108

115 Statistics and Analysis Figure 8-2 Statistics reports 109

116 Alarm and Operation Log Information 9 Alarm and Operation Log Information Users may tap the icon on the left navigation pane to view Alarm Info and System Log information. Figure 9-1 Alarm and operation log files The figures below show the alarm information and system logs respectively: Figure 9-2 Alarms and system logs 110

117 Upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack Case 10 Upgrade 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 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_v exe, and then do as follows: a. Click the Upgrade tab page. b. Click Browse, and select a firmware package on the PC (.gz format). c. Enter correct IP address: , click Connect, and make sure that the status displayed at the lower left corner is "Device Connection Succeeded". d. Click Upgrade. 111

118 Upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack Case 4. After successful upgrade, the message shown as in the figure below is displayed: Figure 10-1 Success message 5. Click OK to complete the upgrade Remote Control of Pilot Walktour Pack Case Users may reboot or shown 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. Figure 10-2 Tap New Project 112

119 Upgrade Pilot Walktour Pack Case 4. 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. Figure 10-3 Reboot or Shutdown 113

120 Appendix- Apply for App ID (Facebook) 11 Appendix- Apply for App ID (Facebook) Follow the instructions below to apply for an App ID: 1. Register a Facebook account with a phone number at: 2. Use the account to log in 3. Click the My Apps drop down arrow and select Add a New App. Figure 11-1 Add a New App 4. Click basic setup on the page that appears. Figure 11-2 basic setup 5. Enter correct information, select Apps for Pages from the drop down list under Category, 114

121 Appendix- Apply for App ID (Facebook) and click Create App ID. Figure 11-3 Set information 6. After successful verification, click Dashboard on the left navigation pane, write down the App ID and App Secret which are required for the Facebook service test. Figure 11-4 Dashboard 7. Click Add Project to enter the Product Setup page, click Get Start next to Facebook Login. Figure 11-5 Get Started 115

122 Appendix- Apply for App ID (Facebook) 8. On the Client OAuth Settings page, set Yes for Embedded Browser OAuth Login, and enter " for Valid OAuth redirect URIs, and click Save Changes after settings. Figure 11-6 Client OAuth Settings 9. Click App Review on the left pane, and change No to Yes to make it available to the public. Figure 11-7 App Review 116

123 Product Disclaimer 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. All content of this manual is subject to copyright and may not be reproduced in any form. For further information, please contact orderdesk@dingli.com. 117

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