Aexio Xeus Pro 2013 Quick Guide

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XEUS PRO 2013: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

This guide is aimed at first time users or experienced users requiring a quick reference on how to set-up and use Xeus Pro. It covers installation and registration procedures, as well as an overview of Xeus key features.
XEUS PRO: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
Table of Contents
STARTING UP ................................................................................................................................................... 3 XEUS INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................ 4 AEXIO REGISTRATION ........................................................................................................................................... 11 QUICK START WIZARD ................................................................................................................................... 14 IMPORTING DRIVE-TEST DATA ....................................................................................................................... 21 STEP BY STEP TO EXPORT TEMS INVESTIGATION LOG TO FMT FORMAT. ......................................................................... 21 IMPORT DRIVE TEST FILES ....................................................................................................................................... 23 TECHNOLOGY BAND ...................................................................................................................................... 31 ADDING ANOTHER CARRIER LAYER IN TECHNOLOGY BAND ............................................................................................ 31 ANALYSIS AND REPORTING ............................................................................................................................ 34 CREATING KPI REPORTS ......................................................................................................................................... 34 PLOTTING COVERAGE AND EVENTS ........................................................................................................................... 37 General Coverage Plots ................................................................................................................................ 37 Plotting Events ............................................................................................................................................. 38 Plotting Cell Coverage .................................................................................................................................. 40 DRIVE TEST COMPARISON PLOTS.............................................................................................................................. 42 MS Comparison ............................................................................................................................................ 42 Comparing WCDMA UARFCN ....................................................................................................................... 43 Comparing GSM ARFCN ............................................................................................................................... 44 DETECTING WCDMA MISSING NEIGHBORS............................................................................................................... 45 DETECTING WCDMA AND GSM SWAPPED ANTENNAS ............................................................................................... 48 CALL EVENT ANALYSIS ............................................................................................................................................ 50 Using Views to Analyze Calls ........................................................................................................................ 54 Adjusting Views for Analysis ........................................................................................................................ 55 Loading Views with Information .................................................................................................................. 58 ANALYSIS TIPS AND TRICKS ...................................................................................................................................... 59 STATISTICS ..................................................................................................................................................... 60 IMPORT STATISTICS FILES ........................................................................................................................................ 60 STATISTICS PLOTTING ............................................................................................................................................. 63 CHART ANALYSIS ................................................................................................................................................... 64 SMART CLIENT ............................................................................................................................................... 66 SMART CLIENT SETTINGS......................................................................................................................................... 66 SYNCHRONIZE ....................................................................................................................................................... 66 VIEW XEDA CELL PROPERTIES................................................................................................................................... 67
STARTING UP
Before you install Xeus Pro, ensure your system meets the following requirements: Components Computer and processor Memory Hard disk VGA Card OS Requirements Pentium class PC, 500 megahertz (MHz) or higher 512 megabyte (MB) RAM or higher (Note: 2 gigabyte (GB) RAM is recommended for optimal Google Earth performance) Min 500 megabyte (MB) 8Mb and above Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Professional with Service Pack (SP) 2, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows 7 MapInfo Professional version 7.8 or higher. Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0 Google Earth version 4.0 or higher (Download for free at http://earth.google.com/)
Other Software
Proceed to install Xeus Pro by double-clicking on the AexioXeusPro2013.exe file and follow the instructions on-screen. At the end of the installation, click in the check box Run Aexio Xeus Professional Now to launch Xeus Pro automatically after installation.
XEUS Installation
Double-click on the AexioXeusPro2013.exe and you will see the welcome message displayed after short time.
Figure 1.0: Xeus Pro 2013 Welcome Message
Click Next button to continue.
Figure 1.1: Xeus Pro 2013 Pre-Requisities
Click Next button to continue.
Figure 1.2 : Xeus Pro 2013 License Agreement
Read and accept the license agreement by clicking in the check-box, then click Next button.
Figure 1.3 : Xeus Pro 2013 Destination Folder
Select the Folder Path or accept the default folder path, and click Next button.
Figure 1.4 : Xeus Pro 2013 Setup Page
Click Next button to start the installation and you will see the installation in progress.
Figure 1.5 : Xeus Pro 2013 Install Page
Installation is in progress, please wait.
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Figure 1.6 : Xeus Pro 2013 Setup Page Complete
After the installation is complete, click Finish button!
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AEXIO Registration
On starting up for the first time, you will see the following screen:
Figure 1.7 : Xeus Pro 2013 Register Page
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TO REGISTER AND ACTIVATE XEUS: Click on the Register button. You will see the following screen appear:
Figure 1.8 : Xeus Pro 2013 Register & Activate Xeus Page
Fill in the details as described and click the Register button.
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If you are using a Trial Version, you will see the following screen.
Figure 1.9 : Xeus Pro 2013 Trial Register & Activate Xeus Page
Note: If you want to extend the trial, please sent an email to info@aexio.com
Click Try to start Xeus 2013.
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QUICK START WIZARD

When Xeus Pro is launched, the Start Page will be visible. See the figure below:
Figure 2.0 : Xeus Pro 2013 Start Page
To start working with Xeus Pro, you will need to create a new project. The quickest way to do this is via the Start Page.
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Click on New Project as seen in the figure below.
Figure 2.1 : Project Dialog Box
This will launch the New Project wizard which will guide you through the Project Creation process.
STEP 1: In the New Project dialog box, enter your Project Name, Location of your project files and Map Projection to be used.
Figure 2.2 : New Project Dialog Box
Click OK when done.
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STEP 2: In the Network Import Wizard Dialog box, select the format type in which you have your network data. Network data includes data such as site lat/long, cellId, LAC, channel and neighbor information.
For more information on the format types, click on the Help button at the bottom of the dialog box. Depending on the format type selected, the next dialog box will differ slightly.
For the purposes of illustration, let us select TEMS Cel File as in the figure below and click Next to continue.
Figure 2.3 : Importing Network Data
Note: If the selected format contains no site data, a pop-up message will appear to notify you to select another data source that contains the site data.
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STEP 3: Click Browse and select the TEMS Cel file to import. If the Cel file has carrier and neighbor information, select the check-box under Options to Import Carrier & Neighbor Data.
As this is a new project creation, leave the check-box Remove Existing Data unchecked. This option is used only if a previous cel file has been imported and you would like to remove all network data from that import.
When ready, click Next to continue.
Figure 2.4 : TEMS Cel File Dialog Box
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You will now see the Parsing in Progress screen as in the figure below. Wait until the parsing is complete.
Figure 2.5 : Parsing Progress Dialog Box
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Once parsing is complete, Xeus will warn if there were any inconsistencies encountered during the import process.
Figure 2.6 : Parsing Result Dialog Box
Inconsistencies reported may need to be checked and corrected as accuracy of the imported data is extremely important to ensure Xeus analysis toolkit and smart algorithms provide accurate results.
You can click Save to save the reported inconsistencies to a text file for analysis.
Note: It is recommended that, minimally, site position, carrier/SC information and neighbor data be input to Xeus Pro to get the most out of the product.
Once you are sure there are no or inconsequential inconsistencies, click Finish to complete the network import process and start the map display.
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Figure 2.7: Network Import Map
You are now ready to import a drive-test. For more information on the Xeus GUI and tools, click on Help and launch the Aexio Xeus Help file.
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IMPORTING DRIVE-TEST DATA

With Network Data available, the next step is to import drive-test data. Xeus supports drive file formats such as FMT/Nemo or Agilent aod.
FMT files are created from TEMS Investigation log files using TEMS Investigation Data Collection tool. Here is a Step by Step to export TEMS Investigation Log to FMT format:
Step by Step to Export TEMS Investigation Log to FMT format.

1. Start TEMS Investigation Data Collection tool. 2. Select Export Logfile from Logfile menu. The Export Logfile window will be shown. (Figure 1) 3. Click Add Order button at the Export Logfile window. 4. At the Add Export Order window, select Text file format. 5. Click Setup button to display Export to Text File window. 6. At the Export to Text File window, click Load button to select .tex file. 7. Choose a .tex file depending on your TEMS Investigation version from Setting folder of Aexio Xeus program folder e.g. C:\Program Files\Aexio\Xeus Pro Trial\Setting folder. 8. Click Ok to close the Export to Text File window. 9. At Add Export Order, select a .log file from 'Input Files' field using the Browse File button. 10. Make sure the Merge output option is not selected. 11. Choose an output directory by clicking Browsing dir. 12. Click OK button to close the Add Export Order window. 13. Right click at the Export Logfile window and select Start. 14. If, the export process is in progress, a blue arrow replaces the red dot at the source column and a progress bar is shown at the status bar on the right.
15. Once the export is done, the Export Result window will be displayed.
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Figure 3.0: Export Logfile Dialog
Figure 3.1: Export to Text File Dialog
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Import Drive Test Files

The following section guides you on how to import drive test files. STEP 1: Select File -> Import and Export -> Import Drive Test Logs from the menu bar as shown in figure below.
Figure 3.2: Import Drive Test Logs
The Drive Test Log Wizard will be launched.
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Figure 3.3: Importing Drive Test Data
Select the type of log-files to be imported. For this example, we will use TEMS Investigation FMT. Click Next button to continue.
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STEP 2: Click on Add Files to add individual files or Add Folder to add a complete project folder, as required. You can use the New Set option to import a second data set in parallel. This option is useful when you want to import multiple clusters or log-files from different UEs or MS.
Figure 3.4: TEMS Investigation FMT Files Dialog Box
Click Next button when you are done.
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STEP 3: In the next window, set the Bin Method, Thresholds, Filters and GSM ARFCN Group that you would like to use for your project. For more information on these settings, refer to the Aexio Xeus Help file.
Figure 3.5: Drive Test Log Import Dialog Box
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STEP 4: In the next step, select the output database for your project or click Next button to continue if you accept Xeus default naming.
Figure 3.6: Output Filename Dialog Box
Xeus will now parse your log-files into the database. Please wait until this process finishes.
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Figure 3.7: Drive Test Parsing Import Dialog Box
NOTE: PARSING SPEED Xeus Pro is built to handle to process large quantities of data that is the norm in large cluster tuning drive-tests. In this example, a Core 2 Duo 2.2Ghz machine with 2Gb RAM processed 66 log-files (average 100Mb per file with total 6.5Gb) in 16 minutes.
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Once parsing is complete and the database and mapping procedures are finalized, Xeus will report if there are any errors or inconsistencies encountered.
You can save this as a report in a text file by clicking on Save button. Otherwise, click Finish button to complete the drive-test import procedure.
Figure 3.8: Parsing Result Dialog Box
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The drive test database will now be available in the Project Explorer. You will also see that all the Drop and Block Calls, Drive Test Statistics and Issue Tracker in the drive test have been automatically loaded to the Workbench for further analysis.
Each call event has been tagged with a Main Cause which based on Xeuss state engine detection of the possible reason.
Figure 3.9: Analysis Map
You are now ready to begin further analysis!
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TECHNOLOGY BAND
There are several ways to change Technology Band Settings. 1. Select Network > Technology Bands from Xeus Menu (press Ctrl + T) or click on Technology band icon in the Toolbar. 2. 3. Technology band window has been simplified to Show Cell and Show Text. The rest of the options are located in Redraw Network Window, under Tech Band tab.
Adding another Carrier Layer in Technology Band

With default technology bands settings, all of the WCDMA cells will be grouped under WCDMA Techband. If the network contains multiple WCDMA carriers, Xeus can be configured into separate layers for different WCDMA Carrier.
STEP 1: Create a Project and import WCDMA network data.
STEP 2: Right click at Project Explorer database and select Properties.
Figure 4.0: Project Explorer Dialog Box
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Network Property dialog box will appear on the screen.
Figure 4.1: Network Property Dialog Box
STEP 3: Click on Add button to introduce a new WCDMA Carrrier Layer.
Figure 4.2: TechBand Dialog Box
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STEP 4: Perform the following to create a new Technology band: Type in the Technology band name (e.g WCDMA2) Select the required Technology type from the Technology drop down list. If the selected Technology band is WCDMA, enable the Enable auto-setting on WCDMAUARFCNDL'. Select the UARFCNDL that you wish to assign to WCDMA2 and click on OK button. The newly created technology band will appear on the Network Property dialog box.
STEP 5: Click on OK button.
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ANALYSIS AND REPORTING

Creating KPI Reports
Xeus Pro comes with built-in, standard KPI Reporting for many statistics from general drive-test call statistics to drop call reason distributions and throughput statistics. For a full list of standard reports available, please see the online user documentation. To create KPI Reports for a drive-test, right-click on the drive-test database and select the option Create Report.
Figure 5.0: Create Report Dialog Box
In the next window, select the type of report depending on the technology type and MS type for each parameter. NOTE: Xeus Pro automatically detects if there is scanner data available. Scanner data is assigned to MS 1 in this case. Multiple MS value for a single report and range in Drive test Distribution Chart and table are user definable.
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Figure 5.1: Drive Test Report Dialog Box
Click Create.
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After processing, you will be able to view the KPI Report for your drive-test.
Figure 5.2: KPI Report
You can also customize the reports by using templates given at C:\Program Files\Aexio\Xeus Pro\Reports and customizing them using Crystal Report 2008.
The following tasks require tools available from the Xeus Toolbox. Click the Toolbox tab to gain access to these tools.
Figure 5.3: Toolbox
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Plotting Coverage and Events

Select the Drive Test Plots & Events to launch the Plot Tools. General Coverage Plots Ensure that the Plots tabs are selected.
Figure 5.4: Drive Test Plots
To create plots, first select the MS and the type of plot to display. Click on the Load Plot button to load the plot. To remove a plot, click on the Remove Plot from Map button plot type and load the new plot. or select another
For details on the other tools in the toolbar, please refer to the Xeus Help file.
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Note: You can also use the Clear Show Layers button on the map.
on the Network toolbar to clear all plots
Plotting Events Ensure that the Events tab is selected.
Figure 5.5: Drive Test Event
To plot Events, first select the MS and select the technology from the Technology filter.
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Figure 5.6: Drive Test Events
Then, check the appropriate check-boxes for the events to be plotted. Click on the Load Event Layer button to load the selected events to the map. Click on the Remove Event Layer button to
remove the same events from the map. Note: During analysis, it is usual that multiple layers may mask data (plots and events) on the map. Use the Legend to understand what is being displayed on the map at any given time. If the Legend is not activated, click on Show Legend button on the main toolbar to display the Legend.
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Plotting Cell Coverage Ensure that the Cell Cov. tab is selected.
Figure 5.7: Drive Test Cell Coverage
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To plot individual cell coverage, select the MS, the cell from the Select CellId drop-down box and the Coverage type to view. Click on the Load button to load the individual cell plot.
Figure 5.8: Drive Test Plots & Events Dialog Box
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Drive Test Comparison Plots

Select Drive Test Comparison Plots from Toolbox. MS Comparison Select the MS tab and select another MS to compare with. Select Delta Plots available to Load.
Figure 5.9: Drive Test Comparison Plots
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Comparing WCDMA UARFCN Select the WCDMA UARFCN tab and select any plot options and any MS. In the example below, load the specified plot for specified UARFCN Group to view the selected plot on the Map. For Delta plots option, select another UARFCN at the Compare with options and click the Load button.
Figure 5.10: WCDMA UARFCN
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Comparing GSM ARFCN When parsing GSM drive test, select the Enable GSM ARFCN Group Rxlev binning option to plot RxLev at GSM ARFCN.
Figure 5.11: GSM ARFCN
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Detecting WCDMA Missing Neighbors

Xeus Pro includes an in-built algorithm to detect missing neighbors. For more information on how this works, please refer to the online documentation.
To start detecting missing neighbors, activate the Drive Test Analysis window in the Toolbox by clicking on it.
Figure 5.12: Drive Test Analysis
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Select the MS and analysis type, WCDMA Missing Neighbors from the drop-down menus. Select the amount of Hysteresis in db to be used in the analysis. Click on Analyze to begin analysis. Once analysis is complete, a new tab (WCDMA Missing Neighbor (DT) will be created in the Workbench.
Figure 5.12: WCDMA Missing Neighbor (DT)
Each row provides information on the potential detected missing neighbor. In the example in the figure above, a potential neighbor (UCELL47_3) has been detected 35 times (Total Occurrences) in the Best Server (UCELL56_3) coverage area with the EcNo hysteresis level that was set earlier.
More details of the coverage at these points (marked by .. in the map) are provided in the subsequent columns.
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Click on each row in the WCDMA Missing Neighbor (DT) tab to view the area where a potential missing neighbor is detected.
You can also use the options under the Actions menu (in the same tab) to analyze further the server and its potential missing neighbor.
Figure 5.13: Action Dialog Box
Note: In the example above, to view parameter information on each cell in the Network Properties window on the right, you can use the Select Cell function. Click on the Select Cell button select the cell in the map view with the mouse. and
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Detecting WCDMA and GSM Swapped Antennas

Xeus Pro includes an in-built algorithm to detect swapped antennas. For more information on how this works, please refer to the Xeda Help file.
To start detecting swapped antennas, activate the Drive Test Analysis window in the Toolbox by clicking on it.
Figure 5.14: Drive Test Analysis Window
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Select the MS and analysis type, Swapped Antenna from the drop-down menus. Select the Out of Direction deg. And Minimum Outer bins to be used in the analysis. Click on Analyze to begin analysis. Once analysis is complete, a new tab (Swapped Antennas) will be created in the Workbench. Click on each row to view the detected incidents of swapped antennas.
You can also use the tools under the Actions menu to analyze further the potential swapped sector.
Figure 5.15: Action Menu
The figure below provides an example of a swapped sector detected in the drive-test. Coverage for cell UCELL_56 (outlined in dark red) is all in its back-lobe only.
Figure 5.16: Drive Test Analysis Window
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Call Event Analysis

Xeus Pro automatically loads all drop and block calls from all MS into the Workbench and Event Diagnostics when a drive-test database is loaded. If the Workbench/Event Diagnostic is hidden, click the tabs to activate the Workbench view.
If you do not see any drop or block calls in the workbench, ensure you have loaded up the drive-test by opening the Project Explorer. If the Drive-Test database is in bold, then the drive-test database has been loaded. If this is not the case, then right-click and Load the database.
Figure 5.17: Load Database Dialog Box
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To analyze any event, activate the Drive Test Analysis in the Toolbox.
Figure 5.18: Drive Test Analysis
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Clicking on each row in the Workbench synchronizes the map view and Event Diagnostics to display the location of the drop or block call event. From here, you may carry out your analysis on the specific area.
Figure 5.19: Drive Test Analysis Map
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Analysis could also be done in Google Earth to view satellite imagery of the location. To view plots and event analysis in Google Earth, click on Google Earth at the Map frame by setting it in Options. at the Network Toolbar. View the
Figure 5.20: Google Earth Map Frame
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Using Views to Analyze Calls Xeus provides detailed views for your analysis. Detailed views can be found under Views -> Drive Test Views.
Figure 5.21: View Dialog Box
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The figure below shows detailed views set up for WCDMA drive-test analysis.
Figure 5.22: WCDMA Drive Test Analysis
Adjusting Views for Analysis The Xeus platform supports easy docking for all its views. To quickly set-up the platform for analysis, as seen in the figure above, follow the procedure below. 1. Hide or auto-hide any unnecessary windows.
Figure 5.23 : Adjusting View Dialog Box
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To move any View, click on the top of the view and drag it.
Figure 5.24: View Dialog Box
3. To dock the View, drag the View until the mouse pointer is located just below the arrow
control
and then release. The View will then be docked accordingly.
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In the figure below, the Center docking control allows the Layer 3 Messages View to be docked at the top, left, bottom or right of the Map View highlighted in red. The gray box which appears provides a preview of the final location of the View.
You can also dock the view as another tabbed interface by moving the mouse pointer over the center of the Center docking control.
Or, you may also dock the Layer 3 Messages View to the right using the Right arrow control, which has already been done for the WCDMA Radio Parameters View.
Figure 5.25: WCDMA Radio Parameters View
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Loading Views with Information Once your Views have been arranged, select the MS information to be used in each View by rightclicking in each View and selecting Select MS.
Figure 5.26: MS Dialog Box
From the MS Properties Dialog box, select the MS information you would like to see in the View and click OK.
Figure 5.27: MS Dialog Box
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Repeat this step for all the other Views. You are now ready to start your analysis.
Analysis Tips and Tricks

The following figure provides a few pointers on how to use the Views for analysis.
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STATISTICS
Statistics feature allows the user to perform actions such as editing, viewing and mapping statistical data. Network data in .xif format needs to be imported before importing Statistics files.
The Xeus provides user with a sample folder on statistics which includes a demo .xif file and two DemoStatistics .txt file located by default in the folder under C:\Program Files\Aexio\Xeus Pro\Samples.
Import Statistics files

STEP 1: Select File ->Import and Export -> Import Statistics Files, as can be seen in the figure below.
Figure 6.0: Import Statistic File
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STEP 2: Add Files and browse for the statistics files and select the Next to start parsing. Use a DemoStatistics.txt file from the sample folder.
Figure 6.1: Select Statistic File
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STEP 3: Parsing result will be displayed once completed. Click Finish to start loading Statistics Database.
Figure 6.3: Parsing Result Dialog Box
STEP 4: Right click on the Statistics database to select Load.
Figure 6.4: Load Statistics Database
Now we are ready to start plotting.
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Statistics Plotting
Select Statistics Plots from the Toolbox.
Figure 6.5: Statistic Plots
Add Plot Themes or Delta Plot themes from and clicking on
. Load plots by selecting a plot from the plot list .
. Remove Plot from Map by clicking on
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Chart Analysis
Chart Analysis is done at Statistics Workbook. Statistics Workbook is located next to the Workbench.
Figure 6.6: Chart Analysis
To create a chart, select
from the Workbook. Select New Cell Trend Chart from the menu.
Figure 6.7: Create Chart Dialog Box
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Select
from the horizontal menu to open Chart Options.
Figure 6.8: Chart Options
Drag any of the Available KPIs to Chart Series field to create the chart and select the OK button to load the chart on to the Workbook.
Figure 6.9: Chart Options Cell
Select cell from the drop down list to analyze data for each cell.
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SMART CLIENT
This application is used to synchronize Network data with Xeda server. These are the steps to start Smart client in Xeus. See Xeus Help file for more information.
Smart Client settings

Select Smart Client settings from Network > Smart Client Settings. Enter Xeda Portal URL and click Refresh button.
Figure 7.0: Smart Client Settings
Select Synchronize All Available BSCs/RNCs and click OK button.
Synchronize
Synchronize with Xeda by clicking on from the Network toolbar.
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View Xeda Cell properties

Click on a cell from Network explorer. Select Xeda Web Services to view the result.
Figure 7.1: Xeda Web Services
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About Aexio
Specializing in Radio Frequency (RF) engineering software and services, Aexio helps clients manage the Quality of Service of their complex cellular networks. Xeus products allow RF Optimization engineers to visualize, analyze and optimize their complex GSM/WCDMA/HSDPA networks with ease and simplicity. Aexios strength lies in its ability to combine expertise in RF Engineering and software design with advanced skills in consulting and integration to craft innovative and forward-thinking software solutions for the highly-technical cellular engineering industry. Aexio services a global market place with customers spanning the African sub-continent to South Asian countries.
If you have a technical question or require further assistance or information about Xeus or Xeus Pro's features, please post you query/ issue in our community forum www.getsatisfaction.com/aexio for a faster response.
Xeus Pro customers may log into their account http://aexio.com/support/ for further assistance.
For other queries, please send us an email to support@aexio.com
For more information about Aexio and its products please visit our website www.aexio.com
To learn more about Xeus & Xeus Pro or to download brochures and technical product sheets, go to www.getxeus.com.
The information contained in this document represents the current view of Aexio Software Sdn. Bhd. on the issues on the issues described as of the date of publication. Because Aexio Software must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Aexio Software, and Aexio Software cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of publication. This Product Description is for informational purposes only. AEXIO SOFTWARE MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. Complying with all applicable copyright laws is the responsibility of the user. Without limiting the rights under copyright, no part of this document may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), or for any purpose, without the express written permission of Aexio Software. Aexio Software may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in this document. Except as expressly provided in any written license agreement from Aexio Software, the furnishing of this document does not give you any license to these patents, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property. Other product and company names herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners 2013 Aexio Software Sdn. Bhd. All rights reserved.
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XEUS PRO 2013: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

XEUS PRO 2013: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

XEUS PRO: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

XEUS PRO 2013: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

XEUS PRO: THE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Figure 1.0: Xeus Pro 2013 Welcome Message

Click Next button to continue.

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Figure 1.1: Xeus Pro 2013 Pre-Requisities

Click Next button to continue.

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Figure 1.2 : Xeus Pro 2013 License Agreement

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Figure 1.3 : Xeus Pro 2013 Destination Folder

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Figure 1.4 : Xeus Pro 2013 Setup Page

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Figure 1.5 : Xeus Pro 2013 Install Page

Installation is in progress, please wait.

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Figure 1.6 : Xeus Pro 2013 Setup Page Complete

After the installation is complete, click Finish button!

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Figure 1.7 : Xeus Pro 2013 Register Page

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Fill in the details as described and click the Register button.

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Click Try to start Xeus 2013.

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QUICK START WIZARD

Figure 2.0 : Xeus Pro 2013 Start Page

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Click on New Project as seen in the figure below.

Figure 2.1 : Project Dialog Box

Figure 2.2 : New Project Dialog Box

Click OK when done.

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Figure 2.3 : Importing Network Data

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When ready, click Next to continue.

Figure 2.4 : TEMS Cel File Dialog Box

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Figure 2.5 : Parsing Progress Dialog Box

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Figure 2.6 : Parsing Result Dialog Box

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Figure 2.7: Network Import Map

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IMPORTING DRIVE-TEST DATA

Step by Step to Export TEMS Investigation Log to FMT format.

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Figure 3.0: Export Logfile Dialog

Figure 3.1: Export to Text File Dialog

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Import Drive Test Files

Figure 3.2: Import Drive Test Logs

The Drive Test Log Wizard will be launched.

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Figure 3.3: Importing Drive Test Data

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Figure 3.4: TEMS Investigation FMT Files Dialog Box

Click Next button when you are done.