Gladiator G-Station 5 0 2 - Essentials Training

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Gladiator Essentials

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Module 1

Introduction

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Gladiator Structure Overview


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Module 1

Module 1 AgendaCompany Profile

What is Gladiator

Com onents of the Gladiator Platform



Main Gladiator View

Gladiator Folder

User Profile

Creating a Project


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UMTS/HSDPA, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, cdma2000 1xEVDO, iDEN, and TDMADevelopment platform


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Six major parts1. File conversion2. Project database3. Utilities4. Data visualization5. Toolboxes



6. Data processingDeveloped usingMicrosoft .NET platform

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Maintoolbar

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Displayarea for

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Project andWorkspace

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The Gladiator File Locations Accessible throughTools Options



Able to utilize a centraldata server for use bymultiple users


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Module 2

Gladiator Data Structure



and File Conversion


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Module 2

Module 2 AgendaOverview



Converting Measurement Data

Text File Importing


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The Gladiator data base organizesmeasurement data using a fixed

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Data i e eveDevice levelTable level


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Conversion plandefinition Conversion plan

Measured data(*.aod, *.log, *.txt, ...)



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By definingconversion plansusers canautomatically reducedata

File conversion

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2. Running from the GladiatorToolbar

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4. Running from the GladiatorData node

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Three step process:1. Select file(s)2. Select conversion and compression plans3. Select project


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Select the measurement data filesfor conversion



Select an existing projector create a new one

Start the conversion

Check to make Conversion settingsand Advanced settings visible


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Select options for actionsand conversion summary Check if 1sec compression

should be performed forGladiator standard frames

Select the maximum gap touse between files (seconds)



Select to edit conversionand compression plans

Select protocol version touse for specific

technologies


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C M D C .Select/Edit a Conversion plan

Selectedmeasurements for

conversion (usedfor data conversion)



Availablemeasurementsfor conversion(available for

data conversion,but not used)

Command buttons define whichmeasurements will be used


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Defining a Conversion plan



Select the technology for conversion

Command buttons define which datawill be converted

Select the measurement data type

From all available measurements, user can

select the set of special interest


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Selecting a Compression plan Select the measurement data type

Device type

Select the technology forconversion



Available Compression plans

Compression plans areused to reduce data bycompressing usingdifferent criteria

Define a Compressionplan name


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Defining a Compression plan



Define which frame(table) will be compressed

Select a type and methodfor compression


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There are two ways toimport a text file in

Gladiator1. Using Wizard, data is

imported into the projectdatabase



2. Using Worksheet, data issaved as the result in theworkspace


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Select the text files to be imported

Using the Import Text File Wizard




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Define delimiter, devicetype and table name

Define Import scheme name



Specify column names

Indicate whichcolumns from thetext file are to be

imported

Define Type, Size andPrecision of data thatwill be stored in the

database


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Open a Worksheet

Open file from the WorksheetType of files supported:

Comma separated (*.csv)

Using the Worksheet



Excel (*.xls)

Gladiator Template (*.gtw)

Gladiator Worksheet (*.gws)

Delimited (*.txt)


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F I C .Using the Worksheet

Define delimiterused in text file



Note: This step is not necessary for MS Excel files


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Using the Worksheet

Define a tablename

Define columnnames



Define datatypes

Define a rangeof data to be

saved in a resulttable


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Module 3

Gladiator Project, Workspace, and




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Module 3

Module 3 AgendaProject view

Workspace view

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System view


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The Gladiator Project View

Provides view of all data uploaded toGladiator project

A data base is created for eachindividual projectMeasured data (data base) Organizedthe structure (File Device Table)


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System view Network configuration Vector data - Support for MapInfooverlaysWorkspaces

By default Project view is docked tothe upper left corner of Gladiators

main window


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D C .Change device parameters

Reassign deviceindex


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Assign modem

Assign devicelabel


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Available workspaces


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Available Systems andcontext menu options


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System Node

Importing a


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Gladiator system file

Creating anew system


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Merging Data Files - 2 Step Wizard File


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Select the files to be mergedType the name for the mergedfile

If desired filter merged data

to a polygon area

Dynamically merges datafrom multiple files into a

synthetic file


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After merging, data appears in the Datanode of the Project View

Merged data can be used just likecollected data


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Createdworkspaces

Contents of aworkspace


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Available graphs

Available maps

Available tables

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Availableprocessed tables


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Networkparameters


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Parameters

Systemhierarchy


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Module 4

Table View


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Filtering


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Saving new tablesDisplay schemes

Histograms


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Right click on the desired table and select Newtable view to open a view of the table

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Histogram tool To create a Histogram:

Open the source table

Click the New Histogram buttonConfigure the Histogram parameters

Click the OK button to generate the chart

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Graph View



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Graph PropertiesSelections

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Graph Properties

Use the Properties control tab to configure

the graph properties

Exam le ra h visualization chan es:



Exclude the lineChange icon size and typeChange colorsChange ranges

Change titles and their settings

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Graph Tools

To add data to the graph



To Zoom in/out the Graph

To select data on the graphTo replay the test drive

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Graph Selection

Click the Select buttonfrom the toolbarHighlight the desiredchart and select thegraph area


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Select Tools Options in theGladiator main menu

Then select Graph from the leftcolumn menu

Possible to change the Graph



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Selection colorPossible to save different profiles

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Map View



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Module 6 Agenda

OverviewParts of the map



Vector layersSystem layers

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Data is placed on the mapthrough simple drag-n-drop

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Drag-n-drop to Layer control

Use the context menuin Layer control



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In Layer control, right click on the desired Data layer and select Properties ordouble click on the desired Data Layer

Edit layer properties dialog:Select the display scheme



OffsetStar Mode configuration

Configure how the name is displayed

Configure the Map drawingoptimizations

Edit the displayscheme or create a

new scheme

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1. Right click in Layer control and select Addvector



2. Select desired vectors and click OK

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Select the desired label (ifany) and font settings




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1. In Layer control, right click on the Systemand select Properties or double click on theSystem node

2. Select the scheme for

channel/code analysis



Select the column of the system to colorcode the cell sitesSelect the desired labels to be displayed

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1. Right click on the desired layer and select Bringto front or Send to back



2. Right click on thedesired layer and selectLayer order. Select desiredlayer and use up and downarrows.

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Three Selection Tools

Point

Rectangle

Polygon

Right click on selection

Context menu options



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Zoom map/data extent

Zoom in/out



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Other tools

Ruler :Measure distance between points

Pan :Move around the map



display data values

M C /CHow to identify co- and adjacent channels on the map?


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How to identify co and adjacent channels on the map?Use Channel/code mode then click on a cell

Co-channels

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How to identify serving cell and neighbors on the map?Use Star mode



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How to configure Star mode?1. Double on desired data layer

2. Select the scheme

3. Select the system



1. Select Edit

Star modeschemes tocreate/modifyschemes

2. Select desired scheme

3. Click EditHow edit Star

mode scheme?

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Use Point data



Drag-n-drop the tableonto the Cell data nodein Layer control

Properties are similarto system layers

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The system can be display using a display scheme for any column ofthe point data table



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Create aHistogramdirectly fromthe Legend



Legend can besaved to atable

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Select Tools Options in the Gladiator main menu

Then select Map from the left column menu

Possible to change the Map view display options: Units, Scale bar, Cell sitedisplay settings

Possible to save different profiles



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Gladiator Worksheet



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Opening and saving the Worksheet

Parts of the Worksheet



Tools and Functions

Sync data by Time


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To Import the project:

Click on File-> Import-> Project

Browse and select the project file to

be imported.

To Export the project:

Click on File-> Export-> Project Select the project to be exported.

Define the location to be export to.


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