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About This Document

Arthur

Preparedby

Wang Libo Date 2009-03-30

Reviewedby

Yu Yongxian, Rao Bo, Zhou Guohui, Qiu Rongzhong, Yue

Aiju, Wang Runting, Wang Yongchao

Date 2009-03-30

Tested by Sun Qianran, Li Yang Date 2009-03-30

Approvedby

Guo zhihong Date 2009-03-30

Organization

This document describes the changes in the GENEX Probe V100R005C01B050.

You need to read this document carefully before using the GENEX ProbeV100R005C01B050.This document consists of seven chapters and is organized as follows.

Chapter Description

1Version Mapping Provides the versions of the products and softwareconfigured for this release.

2Version Compatibility Describes the compatibility with earlier product versions.

3Version Changes Describes the changes in features.

4V100R005C01 Features Describes the features of V100R005C01.

5Solved Problems and

Unsolved Problems

Describes the solved problems and unsolved problems.

6Precautions Describes the precautions for this release.

7Related Documents Describes how to obtain related documents.

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Contents

1 Version Mapping............................................................................1

1.1 Product Version........................................................................................................................................................1

1.2 Software Versions................................................................................................................................................ ....1

1.3 Related Product Versions.........................................................................................................................................1

1.4 Versions of the OS and Database.............................................................................................................................2

2 Version Compatibility.....................................................................1

2.1 Compatibility with Earlier Product Versions...........................................................................................................1

3 Version Changes.............................................................................1

3.1 Changes from V100R005C01B040 to V100R005C01B050.................................................................................. .1

3.1.1 Feature Changes................................................................................................................................. ........ .......1

3.1.2 GUI Changes........................................................................................................................................... ......... .6

4 V100R005C01 Features..................................................................1

5 Solved Problems and Unsolved Problems.........................................1

5.1 Solved Problems......................................................................................................................................................1

5.1.1 Improvements of V100R005C01B050 on V100R005C01B040............................................................... ........1

5.2 Unsolved Problems................................................................................................................................................. .8

6 Precautions...................................................................................1

7 Related Documents........................................................................1

Figure 1.1 Acronyms and Abbreviations..............................................1

Figure 1.1 Acronyms and Abbreviations..............................................1

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Release Notes 3 Version Changes

1 Version MappingThis chapter provides the version mapping information about the GENEX Probe

V100R005C01B050. The information involves the versions of the operating system and

software.

1.1 Product Version

Product Name GENEX Probe

Product Model V100R005C01

Product Version V100R005C01B050

1.2 Software Versions

Software Name Software Version

GENEX Assistant V100R005C01B050

1.3 Related Product Versions

None.

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1.4 Versions of the OS and Database

OS Version DatabaseVersion

Remarks

Microsoft Windows 2000 SP2 and later versions None None

Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and later versions None None

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2 Version Compatibility

2.1 Compatibility with Earlier Product Versions

This version is compatible with all the earlier commercial versions of the product.

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3 Version Changes

3.1 Changes from V100R005C01B040 toV100R005C01B050

3.1.1 Feature Changes

New Features

None.

Modified Features

1. [Configuring test plans] Test plans are modified.

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Description The Attach, Detach, and Ping test plans are modified.

Improvement The number of Detach timeouts is decreased, and the Detach successrate is increased.

The Attach test and Detach test cannot be performed simultaneously.This helps users to perform operations correctly.

The test interval can be set by users. This helps to improve testefficiency.

Implementation

In the configuration of Detach plans, the default value oftime out (sec)is set to 3.

For Attach and Detach test plans, the option Ping Count appearsdimmed. By default, the value ofPing Count is 1 and this value cannot

be changed.

For Ping test plans, the Test interval(ms) drop-down list box is added.

Users can select 100,200, 500, or1000 from this drop-down list box, or

enter another value. By default, 1000 is selected.

RelatedOperation

Set the Attach, Detach, and Ping test plans.

PR Number CMM: P_P_152_001

CMM: P_P_152_002

CMM: P_P_152_003

Feature ID WBFD-010010

2. [Predefining key events] Key events can be predefined.

Description The Record Pause and Record Resume system events are added.

Improvement System events help users to analyze the causes of interruption happenedduring data recording.

Implementation

During the test, if the user chooses Record Pause from the menu, oneRecord Pause system event is generated. If the user chooses RecordResume from the menu, one Record Resume system event is generated.

RelatedOperation

Choose Record Pause orRecord Resume.



3. [Setting alarms for special situations] An alarm is generated when a special event occurs.

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Description An alarm is generated only when a special event occurs on the GSMnetwork.

Improvement In case of any important or exceptional event, an audio alarm is generated.This helps users to find the problem in time.

Implementation

An audio alarm is generated when any of the following events occurs:

GSMCallAttemp

GSMCallSetupFail

GSMCallDropped

GSMCallSetup

Attach

Detach

GPSDisconnected

GSMHandoverFail

GSMHandoverIntracellFail

PDPActivationReq

PDPActivationSuc

PDPActivationFail

Scanner Disconnected

UE Disconnected

RelatedOperation

An audio alarm is generated, indicating an important event or an

exceptional event.



4. [Other settings] Some settings related to the hardware configuration and license

management are changed.

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Description When the UE has an external antenna, the GENEX Probe provides userswith the information about the RxLev, RSCP, and RX Power indicators

related to the external antenna gains.

The license management solution is improved.

Improvement Through the external antenna gain handling, users can obtain accuratetest results after subtracting the external antenna gains from the

indicators.

Through the improved license management solution, users can change

the system time to a value that does not exceed 24 hours.

Implementation

When the UE has an external antenna, the external antenna gains must

be subtracted from the RxLev, RSCP, and RX Power indicators.

The License.dll file is replaced. If the user changes the system time to a

value that exceeds 24 hours, the GENEX Probe only generates a

message to inform users of this change. The dongle, however, stillremains in effect.

RelatedOperation

Set the external antenna gains during the hardware configuration.

When the system time is changed, a message is generated to inform

users of the change.


CMM: P_P_152_007


5. [Opening preset windows quickly] The methods of representing some indicators are

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Description The Rxlev indicator is represented by an integer. The RxQual indicator isrepresented by discrete values instead of a value segment. The information

about the software version is contained in the drive test data.

Improvement Complying with industry standards, the Rxlev indicator is representedby an integer.

Complying with industry standards, the RxQual indicator is represented

by discrete values. This helps users to understand this indicator.

The version information about the software used for data test is

provided. This helps problem location and user communication.

Implementation

The Rxlev indicator is represented by an integer.

The RxQual indicator is represented by discrete values such as 0, 1, 2,

3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.

The information about the software version is added to the drive testfiles generated during the test.

RelatedOperation

Change the display of the Rxlev indicator on the GUI and the display of

the RxQual indicator on the map. View the file information in the

Information window.


CMM: P_P_152_009

CMM: P_P_152_010


6. [WCDMA test] More test devices are supported during WCDMA tests.

Description The U1307, E180, and E176 provided by Huawei are supported duringWCDMA tests.

Improvement More test devices are supported during WCDMA tests.

Implementation

The U1307, E180, and E176 are supported during hardware configuration

and data collection.

RelatedOperation

During hardware configuration, select one of the three types of devicesbased on the actual situation.


Feature ID WOFD-050010

7. [GSM test] The DTI GSM 850/1900 frequency device is supported during GSM tests.

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Description DTI GSM 850/1900 MHz tests are supported.

Improvement Users in North America can test the GSM 850/1900 band.

Implementati

onThe DTI GSM 850/1900 scanning data is collected and displayed.

RelatedOperation

During hardware configuration, users can select a device for DTI GSM850/1900 MHz tests. Users can also view the DTI GSM 850/1900

scanning data in the DTI Scanner window.



8. [Voice quality assessment] The MIC operation is barred during VQA tests.

Description The MIC operation is barred during VQA tests of mobile originating calls(MOCs).

Improvement The evaluation of the incoming call quality is not affected, and the value ofthe VQA indicator is increased.

Implementation

The GENEX Probe automatically bars the MIC operation before each callsetup.

RelatedOperation

The MIC operation is prohibited automatically during VQA tests.



Deleted Features

None.

3.1.2 GUI Changes

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4 V100R005C01 FeaturesThis chapter introduces the features of V100R005C01B050. For details, see the GENEX Probe

Feature Description.

You can download this document and other related documents from http://support.huawei.com.

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5 Solved Problems and UnsolvedProblems

5.1 Solved Problems

5.1.1 Improvements of V100R005C01B050 onV100R005C01B040

The RXQUAL_SUB indicator cannot be displayed on the map.

Description

The RXQUAL_SUB indicator cannot be displayed on the map.

Cause The default UE of the GENEX Probe is changed from the U626 to the U120E.The configuration design of the U120E is not comprehensive. This leads to this

problem.

Impact The RXQUAL_SUB indicator cannot be displayed on the map. Therefore,users cannot obtain the information related to the RXQUAL_SUB indicator.

SeverityMajor

Solution Improve the map parameter configuration of the U120E.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_014

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_014

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The audio alarm raised by a call drop is pronounced "Dataservice drop".

Descripion The audio alarm raised by a call drop is pronounced "Data service drop".

Cause The audio file of the call drop is configured incorrectly.

Impact Incorrect information is provided to users.

SeverityMinor

Solution Modify the configuration of the audio file.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_015

Test Case

ID

CMM: P_P_152_015

The GENEX Probe incorrectly judges the GSMCallSetupFail event.

Descripion The GENEX Probe incorrectly judges the GSMCallSetupFail event.

Cause The GENEX Probe does not switch to the status of GSMCallSetupFail eventbecause it fails to judge the GSMCallSetupFail event correctly.

Impact The GENEX Probe fails to provide the information about the

GSMCallSetupFail event.

SeverityMajor

Solution The rules for judging the GSMCallSetupFail event are modified.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_016

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_016

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The Anritsu ML 8720B cannot be connected to the GENEX Probe.

Descripion The Anritsu ML 8720B cannot be connected to the GENEX Probe.

Cause The setting of the Stop bitparameter in the GENEX Probe does not meet the

requirements of the Anritsu ML 8720B.

Impact Users cannot use the Anritsu ML 8720B.

SeverityMajor

Solution Change the setting of the Stop bit parameter in the GENEX Probe.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_017

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_017

Time transition occurs in the new file after the data in multiplefiles are merged.

Descripion Time transition occurs in the new file after the data in multiple files aremerged.

Cause The files are not sorted by time. This leads to a time disorder after the datamergence.

Impact Users cannot use the data gained after the mergence.

SeverityMajor

Solution The GENEX Probe sorts the files by time before the data mergence.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_018

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_018

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For one event, the judgment result provided by the GENEX Probeafter the data mergence is different from that provided by theGENEX Assistant.

Descripion For one event, the judgment result provided by the GENEX Probe after thedata mergence is different from that provided by the GENEX Assistant.

Cause The merged data is not separated by spacing flags. In this case, the status of theevent is not cleared out in time.

Impact Error occurs during event judgment.

SeverityMajor

Solution During data mergence, start identifiers are added to the newly generated file. Inthis case, the data in different files can be separated and the event can be

correctly judged.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_019

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_019

The TOffsetORDelay indicator is named TOffsetORDefaly in theTopN Pilot window.

Descripion The TOffsetORDelay indicator is named TOffsetORDefaly in the TopN Pilotwindow.

Cause The spelling of the indicator name is incorrect.

Impact Users cannot understand this indicator.

SeverityMinor

Solution Correct the spelling of this word.

PR

Number

CMM: P_P_152_020

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_020

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No information about the WCDMA sites is displayed in the CELLwindow after the user selects one or multiple sites from themap.

Descripion The WCDMA engineering parameters are displayed on the map, but noinformation about the WCDMA sites selected by users is displayed in theCELL window.

Cause The information about the WCDMA sites is not handled in the CELL window.

Impact Users cannot obtain the cell information in time.

SeverityMinor

Solution Add the information about the WCDMA sites in the CELL window andsynchronize the information with the selected sites.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_021

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_021

The information about the three sectors of the same site isoverlapped when the information is displayed on the map.

Descripion Engineering parameters can be displayed on the map. After the user selects oneparameter, the information about the three sectors of one site is overlapped

when the information is displayed on the map.

Cause Display offset is not considered when the cell information is displayed.

Impact Users cannot identify the information about different cells.

SeverityMajor

Solution When the cell information is displayed on the map, offsets are considered onthe basis of the sector direction.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_022

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_022

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The C/I indicator is named CI on the DTI GSM map.

Descripion The C/I indicator is named CI on the DTI GSM map.

Cause The spelling of the indicator name is incorrect.

Impact Users regard that this indicator refers to the ID of a cell, that is, cell ID.

SeverityMinor

Solution Correct the spelling of this word.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_023

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_023

No LAC data is displayed in the UE STATE window during WCDMAtests.

Descripion No LAC data is displayed in the UE STATE window during WCDMA tests.

Cause The LAC data of the WCDMA network is not parsed.

Impact Users cannot obtain the LAC data.

SeverityMajor

Solution Enable the function of parsing the LAC data of the WCDMA network in theUE STATE window.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_024

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_024

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If the user imports the engineering parameters whose TCHhopping SNs are separated by comma, and then saves theparameters, the TCHs are displayed in different lines.

Descripion If the user imports the engineering parameters whose TCH hopping SNs areseparated by comma, and then saves the parameters, the TCHs are displayed indifferent lines.

Cause Commas are specified to separate the lines in a .csv file. If commas exist inengineering parameters, the parameters are separated after being saved to a

.csv file.

Impact All the TCHs whose TCH hopping SNs are separated by comma cannot besaved.

SeverityMinor

Solution When saving engineering parameters to a .csv file, change all commas existingin the parameters to semicolons.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_025

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_025

On the map, the line indicating the relation between the dataand its corresponding serving cell does not point to the edge ofthe cell.

Descripion On the map, the line indicating the relation between the data and itscorresponding serving cell does not point to the edge of the cell.

Cause The latitude and longitude are inaccurate.

Impact Users cannot know the serving cell corresponding to the data.

SeverityMinor

Solution Improve the latitude and longitude precision.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_026

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_026

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If a file contains the drive test data of both the TSML and the120E, the GENEX Probe cannot export only the TSML data.

Descripion If a file contains the drive test data of both the TSML and the 120E, theGENEX Probe cannot export only the TSML data. That is, no TSML data is

contained in the newly generated file.

Cause The TSML data is not handled during the data export.

Impact Users cannot detach the TSML data from other data.

SeverityMajor

Solution Handle the TSML data during the data export.

PRNumber

CMM: P_P_152_027

Test CaseID

CMM: P_P_152_027

5.2 Unsolved Problems

None.

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6 PrecautionsAfter the devices such as the DTI, TSML-W, Anritsu scanner, and GPS are used for one year,

Huawei engineers need to check the precisions of the devices with device providers to ensure

the normal operation of these devices.

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7 Related DocumentsThe documents for this release are delivered with the software package. Huawei engineers can

obtain these documents when downloading the software package and need to deliver these

documents to the customer.

If the documents for a software patch (SP) version are not delivered with the software package, the

documents for the build (B) version corresponding to the patch version can be used. Huawei engineers canobtain the related documents from the directory of the corresponding build version.

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GENEX Probe V100R005C01B050

Release Notes A Acronyms and Abbreviations

Figure 1.1Acronyms andAbbreviations

Numerics

C

C/I Carrier-to-Interference ratio

G

GPS Global Position System

L

LAC Location Area Code

M

MIC Microphone

R

RSCP Received Signal Code Power

T

TCH Traffic Channel

U

UE User Equipment

V

VQA Voice Quality Assessment

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