XCAP Analyzer User Guide 6 Accuver PDF

XCAP Analyzer
User Guide
Edition: 02
Version: 5.00.xx
2012. 07
This user guide provides you with basic understanding of XCAP Analyzer as well as
explanation on installation procedure. It also gives you detailed information for
configuration and explains proper usage of the product.
XCAP Analyzer bases on Microsoft Windows operating system.
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Contents
Contents .............................................................................................. I
Description........................................................................................... 1
Overview .....................................................................................................1
Key functions and features ..........................................................................2
Functions ................................................................................................ 2
Features .................................................................................................. 2
System requirements ..................................................................................3
Installation .......................................................................................... 4
Software......................................................................................................4
Key lock driver ............................................................................................4
Graphic User Interface .........................................................................5

Menu bar .....................................................................................................6
File ...................................................................................................... 6
View ...................................................................................................... 7
Tools ...................................................................................................... 7
Message .................................................................................................. 8
Report..................................................................................................... 8
Window ................................................................................................... 9
Help ...................................................................................................... 9
Tool bar .......................................................................................................9
Main tool bar ........................................................................................... 9
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Graph bar .............................................................................................. 11
Map bar ................................................................................................ 11
Viewer bar ............................................................................................. 13
Work bar ................................................................................................... 14
Workspace ................................................................................................ 15
Workspace list manager .......................................................................... 15
Basic Operation .................................................................................. 17

New model creation .................................................................................. 17
New model window ................................................................................. 18
Wi-Fi Setting.......................................................................................... 22
Rx Power Offset ..................................................................................... 22
Model open ................................................................................................ 24
Model open in File menu .......................................................................... 24
Model open from Work bar....................................................................... 25
Parameter selection .................................................................................. 26
Display Manager ........................................................................................ 26
Map Manager ............................................................................................. 27
MapX engine .......................................................................................... 27
MIF engine ............................................................................................ 29
Site Manager ............................................................................................. 30
Site Manager selection ............................................................................ 31
Site Manager window .............................................................................. 31
Export to KML ............................................................................................ 38
Sync function ............................................................................................ 39
Create Report ............................................................................................ 39
Report List ............................................................................................. 41
Report Setting........................................................................................ 45
Select List ............................................................................................. 55
Auto reporting ........................................................................................... 57
Filtering..................................................................................................... 59
Coverage info ............................................................................................ 61
Work Space ............................................................................................... 63
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Work Space List Manager ........................................................................ 64
Import data ............................................................................................... 65
Procedure .............................................................................................. 65
Import Tektronix .................................................................................... 68
Import Ethereal ...................................................................................... 68
Legend setting ....................................................................................... 68
Longitude/Latitude setting ....................................................................... 68
Options setting .......................................................................................... 69
General ................................................................................................. 69
Path .................................................................................................... 72
Map Property ......................................................................................... 73
Map Items ............................................................................................. 75
Site .................................................................................................... 79
Inbuilding .............................................................................................. 84
Graph ................................................................................................... 85
CDF/PDF ............................................................................................... 88
MOS .................................................................................................... 89
Graph Analysis ................................................................................... 91

Open parameter graph .............................................................................. 91
Open single parameter graph ................................................................... 91
Open multiple parameter graph ................................................................ 92
Open Overlay parameter graph ................................................................ 93
Graph mouse menu ................................................................................... 94
Panning................................................................................................. 95
Zoom .................................................................................................... 96
CDF/PDF ............................................................................................... 97
ARG .................................................................................................... 98
PIE/Bar ................................................................................................. 99
Copy to Clipboard ................................................................................. 100
Export................................................................................................. 100
Print .................................................................................................. 101
Remove Graph ..................................................................................... 101
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Range To Sync ..................................................................................... 102
Range to Time...................................................................................... 102
Create Template ................................................................................... 103
Create Favorite .................................................................................... 104
Create Sector Graph ............................................................................. 104
Create Model ....................................................................................... 107
Show Legend ....................................................................................... 107
Show Log File Name ............................................................................. 108
Show Average ...................................................................................... 108
Show Min-Max ..................................................................................... 109
Call Event ............................................................................................ 109
Auto Range.......................................................................................... 110
Setting................................................................................................ 110
Map Analysis .................................................................................... 114

Open parameter ...................................................................................... 114
Open single parameter .......................................................................... 114
Open multiple parameters ..................................................................... 115
Map Mouse Menu ..................................................................................... 116
Undo .................................................................................................. 116
Configure ............................................................................................ 117
View .................................................................................................. 122
Reset GPS Data Offset .......................................................................... 123
Export................................................................................................. 124
Print .................................................................................................. 125
Distance .............................................................................................. 128
Find .................................................................................................. 129
Selection Mode..................................................................................... 130
Selection Manager ................................................................................ 131
Range To Sync ..................................................................................... 132
Create Model ....................................................................................... 132
Create Template ................................................................................... 133
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Create Favorite .................................................................................... 134
Binning ............................................................................................... 135
Delta Map............................................................................................ 141
Create Sector Graph ............................................................................. 142
Replay ................................................................................................ 144
Site Selection....................................................................................... 150
Export Site/Repeater............................................................................. 151
Site Color Change................................................................................. 151
Site Line.............................................................................................. 151
Highlight Co-Sector............................................................................... 153
Best Server Cell Name .......................................................................... 154
Edit Sector .......................................................................................... 155
Legend Mouse Menu ............................................................................. 156
Call Result Legend Setting ..................................................................... 156
Legend Setting ..................................................................................... 156
Statistics Setting .................................................................................. 157
Show Zoom Level Window ..................................................................... 158
Table Analysis .................................................................................. 159

Open Parameter ...................................................................................... 159
Open Single Parameter Table ................................................................. 159
Open Multiple Parameter Table ............................................................... 160
Table Sorting ........................................................................................... 161
Table Mouse Menu ................................................................................... 162
Column Delete ..................................................................................... 162
Create Correlation ................................................................................ 163
Create Favorite .................................................................................... 164
Create Template ................................................................................... 165
Range to Sync...................................................................................... 166
Create Model ....................................................................................... 167
File Exporting....................................................................................... 167
Select All ............................................................................................. 168
Column Info......................................................................................... 168
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Show Row Header ................................................................................ 169
Hide Statistics ...................................................................................... 169
Table Tree Analysis ................................................................................. 170
PSYNC Pollution-Qualcomm Tree............................................................. 170
PSC Pollution ....................................................................................... 171
Neighbor List Analysis-Scanner Tree ....................................................... 174
Finding Missing Neighbors ..................................................................... 177
Message Analysis ............................................................................. 179

Open Message Window............................................................................ 179
Logging Message Window ...................................................................... 179
Packet Message Window ........................................................................ 181
Message Mouse Menu .............................................................................. 182
File Exporting....................................................................................... 182
Synchronized Row Exporting .................................................................. 182
Range to Sync...................................................................................... 182
Column Setting .................................................................................... 183
Create Log File ..................................................................................... 184
Column Condition ................................................................................. 185
Event Filtering...................................................................................... 185
Call Type Filtering ................................................................................. 186
Create Model ....................................................................................... 186
Hide Statistics ...................................................................................... 187
Hide Detail .......................................................................................... 187
Message Duration Time ......................................................................... 187
Setup Range Setting ............................................................................. 188
Bookmark............................................................................................ 189
Find .................................................................................................. 190
Export................................................................................................. 191
Filter Tree ............................................................................................ 192
Show/Hide........................................................................................... 194
New Filter ............................................................................................ 194
Divide Msg........................................................................................... 195
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Add to Map .......................................................................................... 195
Add User Column.................................................................................. 197
Show Vertical Frame ............................................................................. 198
Low Throughput Setting ........................................................................ 199
CDF/PDF Graph Analysis .................................................................. 201

Open CDF/PDF Graph .............................................................................. 201
Open Single CDF/PDF Parameter Graph ................................................... 201
Open Multiple CDF/PDF Parameter Graph ................................................ 202
Open Overlay CDF/PDF Parameter Graph ................................................. 203
CDF/PDF Mouse Menu ............................................................................. 203
2D/3D Line Graph................................................................................. 204
2D/3D Bar Graph.................................................................................. 205
CDF/PDF Line -> Bar ............................................................................ 206
CDF/PDF & Stats. ................................................................................. 206
Remove Graph ..................................................................................... 206
Create Template ................................................................................... 207
Create Favorite .................................................................................... 208
Export................................................................................................. 208
Print .................................................................................................. 209
Setting................................................................................................ 209
Show Legend ....................................................................................... 212
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Chapter 1.
Description
Overview
XCAP is post-processing software that analyzes logging data for IS-95A/B, CDMA2000,
EV-DO, WCDMA collected from diagnostics monitoring devices. It offers full featured
tools to optimize network maintained and troubleshot.
XCAP presents the data in various GUI types; Graph, Map, Table, Message, CDF, and PDF.
By simply dragging and dropping parameters, one or multiple parameters are shown in
one parameter window. It displays data using customized filtering tools as well as
generates various reports automatically.
XCAP main window
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Chapter 1. Description
Key functions and features
Functions
You can analyze data with the powerful functionalities of XCAP.
Graph/Map analysis
 Zoom in/out, range zoom
 Multi layer overlap
 Correlation graph
 CDF/PDF graph
 Sync, panning, show average, export, etc.
Table analysis
 Show data in time order
 Import/export data
 Organize user-selected tables
 Display all data in one table analysis window
Import
 Import and analyze CSV, txt, Tektronix, Ethereal, TEMS
 Analyze imported files using Graph, Map, Table, CDF, PDF
Filtering
 Display specific data with filter
 Apply filtered data to all parameter window
Replay
 Replay data in time order
Auto reporting
 Export various reports automatically
 Export to Excel and PowerPoint
Features
XCAP includes special features.
File merge
You may analyze several logging files as one file by using file merge function.

Chapter 1. Description
Various analysis forms
XCAP offers various analysis types such as Graph, Map, Message, Table, CDF,
and PDF.
Powerful mouse menu
XCAP utilizes a powerful pop-up menu for effective analysis on every parameter
window. Simply right-click on every parameter window.
Data export
Analyzed data in XCAP can be exported to Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, Txt, and etc.
Saving formats may vary depending on analysis types.
Favorite organization
For Create Template function: You may organize parameter windows in different
analysis types, and reload from Message tab.
For Create Favorite function: You may organize parameter windows in a same
analysis type, and reload from the selected analysis type tab.
Multi window synchronization
XCAP allows you to analyze multiple parameter windows simultaneously by

using Range to Sync function.
System requirements
Before you begin, ensure that your system meets the following requirements.
Minimum
Item Recommended Requirements
Requirements
Pentium M processor, 1.7GHz or higher Pentium Duo Core processor, 2.0 GHz or
CPU
processor higher processor
Monitor 1024 * 768(16bit) or above 1280 * 1024(32bit) or above
RAM 1GB or above 2GB or above
Hard 40GB or larger hard disk for collecting 80GB (7200 RPM) or larger hard disk for
Drive data collecting data
Operating
Windows XP or higher OS Windows XP or higher OS
System

Chapter 2.
Installation
Software
Following procedure enables you to install XCAP on the computer appropriately. All
applications should be closed on your PC before beginning installation.
1. Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
The CD-ROM shall automatically run, and an installation window appears.
If the installation window does not appear, find the setup.exe from the supplied CD-
ROM/XCAP Setup.
2. Installation wizard is started, read carefully and follow installation instructions

properly.
3. Press Finish.
Key lock driver
Key lock driver is a security program for XCAP, it enables you to operate XCAP analyzer.
1. Execute autorun.exe (or autorun.bat) from CD-ROM/Driver/Key Lock Driver.
2. Installation wizard is started, read carefully and follow installation instructions

properly.
3. Press Finish.

Chapter 3.
Graphic User
Interface
This chapter introduces how to use basic graphic user interface of XCAP.
Main window of XCAP is composed of four sectors; Menu bar, Tool bar, Work bar, and
Workspace.
Classification Description
Menu bar Include File, View, Tools, Message, Report, Window, and
Help.
Tool bar Enable you to use major functions with icons.
Icons vary depending on analysis type; Graph bar, Map bar,
Message bar, Table bar, CDF/PDF bar.
Work bar Show model name and parameter trees for each analysis type.
Workspace Allow you to analyze parameters in the space.

Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface
Main window
Menu bar
Menu bar includes six pull-down menus; File, View, Tools, Analysis, Window, and Help.
Menu bar
File
Following eight functions are available with File menu.
New Create a new model using a logging file.
Open Display existing model.

All close Close all models opened.
Import data file (*.csv or *.txt) to analyze. Imported data is
Import Format
shown under Import Data parameter tree for each analysis

type.
Export settings for Filter List, Favorite, Correlation, Auto
Report, Legend, Options, for each analysis, and etc. to “*.oxf”
Export options
file.
The exported “*.oxf” file may be imported again.
Import options Apply settings saved as ‘‘*.oxf”
Print Setup… Set up for printing jobs.
Recent Model Show recent models up to four.
Exit Exit the program.
View
View menu enables you to select which bars are to be shown or hidden.
Tool Bar Show/hide Tool bar.

Show/hide Status bar.
Status Bar Status bar shows windows’ working status at the bottom of
main window.
Work Bar Show/hide Work bar.
Show/hide Map bar.
Map Bar
Map bar is activated when map analysis window is opened.
Show/hide Graph bar.
Graph Bar
Graph bar is activated when graph analysis window is opened.
Show/hide Viewer bar.
Viewer Bar Viewer bar is activated when message analysis window is
opened.
Workspace Bar Show/hide Workspace bar.
Tools
Tools menu allows you to manage Map, Site, Call, and other options.
Import map files.

Map Manager
Map manager menu is activated according to map engine.
Site Manager Add, delete, and edit Site and Repeater.
Coverage info: Analyzes data quality (Good, Bad, No Service,
Analysis
etc.) based on RSSI, Ec/lo parameter, and shows on map

analysis windows.
Export current parameter windows in workspace into Excel or
Workspace Export
PowerPoint.
Filter data in accordance with user-selected-options. For detail,
Filtering
see Filtering.
Load existing files, and the imported files are added to Import
Import Format
Data under parameter tree. For detail, see Import Data.
ReParsing Run ReParsing function. For detail, see ReParsing.
You can see the video which was saved when you tested Video
Calls. (You should make a model after checking Decode Video
Play Video
Data at parsing option in Options – MOS tab and it will take
a long time to parse with this option checked.)
Set up basic options for each analysis type. For detail, see
Options
Basic Operation – Options Setting.
Font setting Change the size and font type of the character in the menu.
Edit, rename, or remove templates. For detail, see Create
Template
Template of mouse menu for each analysis type.
Message
Message menu opens Logging Message, Packet Message, Synchro Viewer, and MOS
Viewer window.
Logging Message Open Logging Message window. (Shortcut: Ctrl + L)

Open Packet Message window showing packet data
Packet Message (Modem/Network adapter) logged from DM. (Shortcut: Ctrl +
Q)
Show Synchro Viewer (TCP Flow) of logging file.
Activated only when Modem/Network adapter data is included
in Logging file.
Synchro Viewer
NOTE: Modem/Network adapter data can be parsed by
selecting Selective Parsing in Logging Files… window. For
detail of Selective Parsing, see New Model Creation.
Show MOS Viewer of logging file.
MOS Viewer
Activated only when MOS data is included in Logging file.
Report
Report menu helps to create report files.

Start creating report. For detail, see Basic Operation - Create

Create Report
Report.
Start Auto Report. For detail, see Basic Operation – Auto
Auto Reporting
Reporting.
Window
You may display opened parameter windows in different ways by using Windows
menu.
Arrange parameter windows in workspace tiered. (Shortcut:

Cascade
F10)
Arrange parameter windows in workspace horizontally.
Tile Horizontally
(Shortcut: F11)
Arrange parameter windows in workspace vertically. (Shortcut:
Tile Vertically
F12)
Window List Show a list of currently opened parameter windows.
All Window Close Close all parameter windows opened in workspace.
Help
Help menu gives you XCAP version information and help contents.
Tool bar
Tool bar is an icon bar that allows you to access basic functions easily and quickly.
Main tool bar

Main tool bar enables you to use XCAP basic functions.
Main tool bar

The detailed description of each icon in Main tool bar is as follows.

Icon Name Description
New Model Create a new model using a logging file.
Open model Display existing model.
Close all
Close all models opened.
model
All window
Close all parameter windows opened in the workspace.
close
Show a list of parameter windows opened in the
Window List workspace, it enables you to open and close the
parameter windows.
Auto
Create various reports according to user-selected-
Reporting
options in Excel or PowerPoint.
(PPT)
Filter data in accordance with user-selected-options. For
Filtering
detail, see Filtering.
Toggle Select to show parameter tree of analysis type such as
WorkBar Graph, Map, Message, Table, CDF, and PDF.
Toggle
Show/hide workspace bar.
workspacebar
Copy to
Copy current parameter windows opened.
Clipboard
Load existing files, and the imported files are added to
Import CSV,
Import Data under parameter tree. For detail, see
Txt, Log
Import Data.
Show Synchro Viewer (TCP Flow) of logging file.
The icon is activated only when Modem/Network
adapter data is included in Logging file.
Synchro
NOTE: Modem/Network adapter data can be parsed by
Viewer
selecting Selective Parsing in Logging Files…
window. For detail of Selective Parsing, see New Model
Creation.
Logging Open logging message window of current model.
Message (Shortcut: Ctrl + L)
Reparse messages you select, and create a new model.
Reparsing function is available only when particular
Reparsing
messages are selected from Selective Parsing window
during new model creation.
Open Packet Message window which shows information of
Packet
packet data (PPP, IP/TCP, etc.) logged by DM in detail.
Message
(Shortcut: Ctrl + Q)

Graph bar
Graph bar includes icons for major functions of graph analysis. Graph bar appears
during Graph, CDF, and PDF analysis.
Graph bar
The detailed description of each icon in Graph bar is as follows.
Default Select data, and move in the analysis window.
Panning Move a graph in any direction.
Zoon Window Zoom in selected range on a graph.
Zoon In Zoom in specific point on a graph.
Zoon Out Zoom out specific point on a graph.
Zoon All Return to default graph scale after zoom in/out.
PDF Show PDF graph for the parameter.
CDF Show CDF graph for the parameter.
Convert current graph data to Pie graph.

Pie
(Shortcut: Ctrl+E)
Convert current graph data to Bar graph.
Bar
(Shortcut: Ctrl+B)
Print Print current graph parameter window opened.
Preview Preview current graph parameter window opened.
Print Page
Set printing options.
Setting
Graph Setting Set up graph, pie, bar graph legend.
Map bar
Map bar includes icons for major functions of Map analysis.
Map bar
The detailed description of each icon in Map bar is as follows.

Undo Undo previous job.
Default Select data, and move in the analysis window.
Map Panning Move map in any direction.
Data Panning Move data in any direction.
Site Panning Move Site/Repeater in any direction.
Map Rotate Rotate map.
Zoon In Zoom in specific point on a graph.
Zoon Out Zoom out specific point on a graph.
Zoon All Return to default scale after zoom in/out.
Search a specific point using longitude, latitude,

Find
Site/Repeater/Sector/Bin name.
Distance Circle Measure distance between two points using circle.
Remove the following lines.

- Information Tool Tip window
- Coverage line
- Serving Cell Line
Remove Lines - Sync line
- Find line
- Line connecting between mother sector and
repeater
- Line connecting between neighbor sectors
Save map setting for a particular area such as zoom
Set area
and panning.
Apply map setting saved by Set area function to all
Apply all
map parameter window.
Add Site Add Site on current map parameter window.
Add Repeater Add Repeater on current map parameter window.
Manage Site/Repeater, it allows you to add, delete,

Site Manager
and edit Site and Repeater.
Site
Show/hide Site and Repeater.
Show/Hide
Convert current graph data to pie graph.
Pie
(Shortcut: Ctrl + E)
Bar Convert current graph data to bar graph.

(Shortcut: Ctrl + B)
Display Sector handoff information for designated

Create Sector area.
Graph Sector graph is available only when logging file
includes Sector scanner data.
Print Print current graph parameter window opened.
Preview Preview current graph parameter window opened.
Print Page
Set printing options.
Setting
Map Setting Set up map legend.
Viewer bar
Viewer bar includes icons for major functions of Message analysis.
Viewer bar
The detailed description of each icon in Viewer bar is as follows.
Show Show filter tree that you may select on the left side
Filtertree of logging message window.
Set Bookmark Set a bookmark for current message.
Move Next
Move to next bookmark set.
Bookmark
Move Previous
Move to previous bookmark set.
Bookmark
Delete All
Delete all bookmarks set.
Bookmarks
Show/hide logging message list.
All Message
All message windows are set to display when you
View
open a logging message window at first.
Filtered
Show/hide filtered message window.
Message View
Show/hide detailed information of message windows
Detail Message
selected from All Message View or Filtered
View
Message View window.

HexaCode Show/hide Hex. Code in Detail Message View

View window.
FindString Find string.
Move Next
Move to next string found.
FindString
Move Previous
Move to previous string found.
FindString
Delete All
Delete all strings found.
FindString
Work bar
Work bar enables you to see model name, analysis type, and parameter tree.
Work bar
The detailed description of each icon in Work bar is as follows.
Show name of current model opened.

Model Model button allows you to select another
model available.
Include seven analysis types; Graph, Map,
Analysis tab
Table, CDF, PDF, Event, and Statistics.
Show classified parameters as well as

Parameter tree organized parameter trees. Parameter tree
may vary depending on model selected.

Workspace
Workspace is a helper that allows you to manage workspace quickly and easily. It enables
you to move another model and manage workspace.
Workspace bar is viewable by clicking Toggle workspacebar icon in main tool bar.
Workspace bar
The detailed description of each icon in Workspace bar is as follows.
Select another model available by using drop-down

Model selection
button.
New
Create a new workspace.
Workspace
Initialize workspaces.
Clear
All the opened workspaces are deleted except
Workspace
workspace 1.
Import/export workspace.
Workspace
For details, see following Workspace list manager
Manager
section.
Workspace
Export current workspace into Excel or PowerPoint.
Export
Show workspace tab.
Pop-up menu appears when right-click the tab.
Workspace tab Rename: Rename workspace tab.
Delete: Delete workspace. Only appears when there
is more than one workspace tab.
NOTE: Current job settings in a workspace such as window size, position, and etc. is
automatically saved when you move to another workspace tab. It also applies when you
create a new workspace.
When you import another model’s workspace, current workspace is automatically saved
and a new workspace is opened importing data.
It is impossible to import workspaces for a deleted model.
Workspace list manager
By clicking Workspace Manager icon, workspace list manager appears.

Workspace List Manager
The detailed description of each icon in Workspace List Manager is as follows.
Delete Delete the selected workspace.
New Create a new workspace.
Add to
Add selected workspace to current model
Current
opened.
model
Add to All Add selected workspace to all model
model opened.
Export Export selected workspaces.
Import Import workspace in wrk format.
OK Apply changed settings.
Cancel changed settings and close the

Cancel
window.

Chapter 4.
Basic Operation
This chapter explains basic operation of the program.
New model creation
This program analyzes logging data files from DM.
For this, logging data file should be imported from DM; it is called a new model creation.

Chapter 4. Basic Operation
New model window
Logging Files Window
1. Select New from File menu or click on new icon in main tool bar.
2. Select logging file(s), and drag-drop on Selected Files section.
3. Set and select necessary options and click OK.
See the detailed description for each option below.
4. Click Open to create a new model.

The detailed description of each icon in Logging files window is as follows.
Look in Show directory names of logging files.

Show selected logging file.
Selected files may be deleted by clicking icon.
Selected Files Click New tab to create Batch tabs. The created Batch
tabs allow you to create more than one merged model at once.
(Max 10 Batch tabs can be created.)
Merge: Create one model merging with other selected files.
Parameters of each logging files are merged file by file, not in
Merge/Separate
time order.
Separate: Create a separate model by model.
Merge files which have same port information, and create a new
with the same port model. The new file is named with _port# in the end.
If there are no matched files, XCAP doesn’t create a new model.
Concurrent Show merged data in separate files, use only when merge more

than two logging files.

This function is utilized when the selected files contain same time
information.
For file merge.
Process as a File If checked, create one merged logging file and then process
model creation.
Select if all or only signaling message are to be displayed in
Log Viewer Logging Message window. If Signaling Message Only is
selected, model size is to be reduced.
Set time interval of logging data.
Display latest data time or average time depending on parameter
type.
Sampling Interval Default sampling interval is 1 sec.
All: Show all data for each message event.
5 sec ~ 10 ms: Show latest or average data within 5 sec ~ 10
ms. Shown type may vary depending on parameter type.
Parses certain calls in a log file and displays call result. With this
function you can save time to make a model.
1. Drag and drop log files to the Selected Files area.
2. Check Auto Call Filter option and click the button on the
right.
3. Auto Call Filter window will be appeared.
Auto Call Filter
4. Select the calls and click OK.

5. Modeling progress will be started.

Set workspace and report export options for each batch. Select
batch# tab and set export options for workspace, report, and
favorite.
Workspace: Click Setting button to set workspace options.
Batch Export Import Workspace: Import workspace setting file in *.wrk

format.
File Exporting: Set save path and format of workspace
export setting. (xls, ppt)
Report: Click Setting button to set report options. For detail, see
Create Report.
Favorite: Click Setting button to load favorite file in xls, csv, or
txt format.
NOTE: From the parameter tree of a merged model, right
click on Import Favorite parameter, and Favorite Info –
New List window appears. Set a favorite list in the window
and save favorite file in *.fav format. *.fav format file is able
to be imported by using Import Favorite button in Favorite
Setting window.
Sys. Version Select appropriate version for each item.

3GPP Version: Use only for WCDMA logging files.
Select system revision of logging file.
It will affect on WCDMA signaling message parsing.
Mobile Version: Use only for WCDMA logging files.
Select mobile version, it enables you to parse data in accordance
with specification.
MAC Version: Select IEEE 802.16 spec for MAC Signaling
message parser. (For WiBro/WiMAX)

LTE Version: Set version of LTE RRC Signaling and NAS

Signaling.
Auto Select: Recognize RRC/NAS version field for logging file
automatically, and decode signaling message.
Manual: Mapping RRC Signaling and NAS Signaling spec
version by year and month.
Set call process options.
Time units are second, minus and mille second may not be
entered.
User Defined Call
Idle Time (sec): Time for mobile initialization and

synchronization setting (Do not apply for the initial call.)
Setup Time (sec): Time for opening traffic after call attempt at
mobile
T_Setup Time (sec): Time for FTP logging (Activated only when
Included PPP Frame is checked.)
Traffic Time (sec): Traffic time
Dormant Mode: Reconnect air (This option is usable when PPP is
connected.)
Set time offset.
Compensation for GPS Time: Minus 13 seconds if logging file is
Time Offset
created before 2006, and minus 14 seconds if logging file is
created after 2006.
Check this option, and you may set Rx Power offset values after
Rx Power Offset clicking Open button to create a new model.
For details, see following Rx Power Offset section.
Set pilot offset for Sector scanner data from 0 to 511.
Pilot Inc If pilot increment is set to 2, only 0, 2, 4, …, 510 are displayed.
Default pilot increment is 2.
M to M Summary Create M to M, M to L, L to M, TTA statistics window.
Activated only when Merge option is selected. Enter a model
name.
Model Name
If no name is assigned, XCAP automatically names using one of
logging files name.
Add postfix name in the end of model name.
Model Tag
If no tag is assigned, the model name is same as the first log file

name.
Designate a folder to save new model.
Save Folder By clicking browse button, select a new path.
Save folder may be changed from Tools - Options - Path.
Log File Copy Copy logging files in the model folder.
File name Show selected logging file name.
File of type Select file format for logging file.
Wi-Fi Setting
You can deal with the Wi-Fi log data with this option.
The following is the descriptions of the each part of the Wi-Fi Setting window.
.
1. Decryption Keys: Save the decryption type and key to access an AP. By using
that information, 802.11 packets are decoded when you tested without a
decryption key.
- New: Add a new decryption key.
- Edit: Edit the information of a registered decryption key.
- Delete: Delete the information of a registered decryption key.
- Up/Down: Arrange the information of registered decryption keys.
2. Search MAC Address: Referring to a MAC Address, shows only the packets of
the corresponding MAC Address on the Packet Message Viewer.
3. Select Parameter: Activate selected parameters on the main tree.
Rx Power Offset
Rx Power Offset function enables you to set offset values for Rx Power you want

to analyze, this function is usable for WCDMA only.
Check Rx Power Offset Use option in Logging files… window, and the
following setting window appears.
Set all offset values and click OK to apply.
If you click on Cancel button, offset values are not applied and create a new
model.
Rx power offset window
The detailed description of Rx Power Offset window is as follows.
Apply to every files Apply offset to all models.

Apply to all range Apply offset to all legend ranges.
Apply offset per legend.
Apply to individually Set offset for each legend, Legend section may not be
changed.
Display Rx Power legend.
Legend It may be changed from Map mouse menu - Map setting -
Legend setting.
Offset Set offset for each legend. (Range: -100 dB ~ 100 dB)
Apply offset values to all merging logging files.
Apply all files When this option is not checked, Rx Power Offset window
will appear for each logging file.
Apply to files with
the same port XCAP reads port numbers, set offset value per port.
number
Port Enter port number.
Set offset for relevant port number, it will be applied to all
One Offset
same port number.

Set off set for relevant port number, it will be applied to each
Multi-Offset
port number.
Model open
XCAP enables you to open existing model created and analyze data. You may open
existing models from Menu bar/Tool bar or icon from Work bar.
Model open in File menu
1. Select Open from File menu or click on open icon in main tool bar.
2. Select a model and click Open.
If you select a model, its information is displayed on the right side of the window.
The detailed description of the information is as follows.

Start time of logging.

Start Time When merge more than two files, display earliest start time
logging among the files.
End time of logging.
End Time When merge more than two files, display latest end time of
logging among the files.
Version Analyzer version which creates the selected model.

DM Version DM Version which logs the model.
MIN Mobile Identification Number of mobile.

ESN Electric Serial Number of mobile.
Chip Type Chipset of mobile station.
Log Files Show a list of logging files.
Model open from Work bar

1. Select icon from Work bar in the main window.
2. All currently opened models in XCAP are listed with model version in Model
Manager Window.
3. Click buttons on the bottom you want.
The detailed button functions are as follows.

Use when you want to open other files from the listed. The
Open
button allows you to find model from other path.
Close Use when you want to delete listed models.
Use when you want to merge the listed models.
Select listed models by using Ctrl button or dragging, and click
on Merge button, Model Merge window appears.
Merge
Model Path: Select a path to save a merged model by clicking

button.
Model Name: Enter a name for the merged model.
Concurrent model: Check when you want to use concurrent

function. For detailed explanation, see Concurrent from New

model creation.
Select Open selected model(s).
Cancel Cancel opening model.
Parameter selection
XCAP provides you with seven analysis types; Graph, Map, Table, Message, CDF, PDF,
Event, and Statistics. These analysis types may be selected by clicking tabs in Work bar.
Default analysis type is Table.
Select an analysis type and choose parameters under parameter tree in Work bar.
Double-click parameters or drag them into the workspace to open parameter window.
NOTE: If you select an analysis type, available parameters turn to black color, and
unavailable parameters turn to gray color. Double-click black colored parameters
and they are opened in workspace.
Display Manager
Display Manager shows parameter windows opened in the workspace. It allows you to
select to open and delete parameter windows.
Display Manager Window
1. Double-click parameters or drag them into the workspace to open parameter window.

Display Manager shows parameters opened.
2. Select on checkboxes for each parameter to show/hide parameters.
NOTE: Basically Display Manager is placed under Work bar, and you may place it on
the top of Work bar by clicking icon. icon turns Display Manager
window back under the Work bar.
Icons on Display Manager are as follows.

Move the selected parameter in the Display Manager list.
Remove the selected parameter.
Show/Hide legend of the selected parameter.
Map Manager
XCAP supports MapX, MIF (mif), and Smart Map (tab, mif) engine.
If you use MapX or MIF map engine, you first have to convert them into available format.
It enables you to display, panning, and zoom maps during Map analysis.
MapX engine
If you are using MapX engine, MapX map files have to be converted into Geo map
format. Then load Geo map file to map analysis window.
Converting Geo file
Before converting MapX map files into Geo format, make sure if you
installed MapInfo MapX 4.85, and MapX license file and hardware key are
prepared.
1. Open Geoset Manager from Start - MapInfo MapX 4.0.
2. Open window appears over Geoset Manager window.

3. Click Cancel.
4. Click Layer Control icon in main window.
5. Click Add button and select a map data file, then click Open.
6. Make sure the selected map data file is listed in Layer section in Layer
Control window, and click OK.
7. Save converted map file from File - Save as.
Displaying Geo file
1. Open a map analysis window.
2. Right-click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure - Map

Layer Control.
3. MapX property window appears, click on pull-down button for GeoSet

from General tab.

4. The converted GeoSet file appears, select the file.
5. Click OK button, the selected area map shall be displayed properly.
NOTE: If the measured data and map data do not match, restart the Map
Layer Control and select an appropriate geographic system from “Projection
method.”
NOTE: If you use Couei GPS, select Latitude/Longitude.
MIF engine
If you are using MIF engine, MIF map files have to be converted into Geo map
format. Then load Geo map file to map analysis window.
Converting Geo file
1. Open Map Manager window from Menu - Tools.
2. Drag MIF files into Selected Files section.

icon allows you to delete the selected files.
(MIF and MID should be placed in a same folder.)
3. From Map Name, set save path for Geo file by clicking icon.
4. Select Coordinate System by clicking drop-down button.
Default Coordinate System is Latitude/Longitude (WGS84).
5. Click Create.
Displaying Geo file
1. Open a map analysis window.
2. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure - Base Map.
3. Select the converted Geo file.
4. Click Open.
Site Manager

Site Manager allows you to add, delete, and modify Site and Repeater.
Site Manager selection

In order to open Site Manager window, you need to,
- Go to main menu Tools - Site Manager.
- Click on Site Manager icon in main Tool bar. The icon is activated only
when map analysis window is displayed in the workspace.
Site Manager window

Site Manager window includes Site and Repeater tabs, it enables you to manage
Site and Repeater and its sectors depending on technologies.
NOTE: -R stands for Repeater. E.g. CDMA-R means CDMA Repeater.
Site Manager window
The detailed description of each icon in Site Manager window is as follows.
Search
Search function allows you to find Site or Repeater by name. It searches

Site or Repeater in the selected technology tab only.
Site Search window

1. Select Name or Sector from the drop-down button.
2. Enter Site/Repeater or Sector name in Search box.
3. Click First, Next, or Previous button.
First: Show first result found.
Next: Show next result found.
Previous: Show previous result found.
Select/Unselect All
Click to select or unselect all Sites/Repeaters shown in the selected

technology tab.
Show/Hide All
Click to show or hide Site/Repeater on map analysis window.
Technology tab
You may select technology you want. –R stands for Repeater.
Technology tab
Site/Repeater list
Site/Repeater list displays all Site/Repeater in the map analysis windows.
Site List window
icon allows you to add and delete

Site/Repeater.
1. Click to add Site/Repeater.
A new Site/Repeater is added at the end of the Site/Repeater list.

2. Double-click on cells for the new Site/Repeater.
3. Enter necessary information such as Site ID, Site Name, Repeater

Name, and etc.
4. To modify Site/Repeater information, double-click on the cells and

modify.
To delete the created Site/Repeater, click .
Site/Repeater List items
The detailed description of each item in the Site/Repeater list is as follows.
The following items described are based on Free-formatted Excel file

option.
NOTE: When you select Free-formatted Excel file option, GSM and
UMTS provide Inter RAT Neighbor List for each other. For example GSM has
UMTS Neighbor List.
ID of Site (Base station Transceiver System)

Site ID Input format: Integral numbers only. Not to duplicate with
other Site ID.
ID of BSC (Base Station Controller)
BSC ID
Input format: Integral numbers only.
Name of Site
Site Name
Input format: Characters not to exceed 256 characters.
Cell Type Configure the cell type. According to the added sector, the
type will be changed.
(Omni, 2sector, 3sector…)
Site Indoor/Outdoor type
For Site indoor type, XCAP displays icon with house-shaped-
border in map analysis windows. See site1 below.

For Site outdoor type, XCAP displays Site with no outer lines.
See site2 below.

I/O Type
Input format: Choose one of the following values.

Indoor Site: I, i, 1
Outdoor Site: O, o, 0, blank
Longitude Longitude of Site/Repeater

If you create a Site/Repeater by clicking icons in

the main Tool bar and select a point, longitude is entered
automatically.
Input format: Real value. No blank is allowed.
Latitude of Site/Repeater
If you create a Site/Repeater by clicking icons in

Latitude the main Tool bar and select a point, latitude is entered
automatically.
Altitude Altitude of antenna. Optional.
Height Height of antenna. Optional.
Site type (Macro or Micro)
Site Type
Default value is Macro.
Site in service
When a Sector for Site is in service, Sector icons are colored
with specific colors. Sector colors are set from Map mouse
In-Service menu - Configure - Map Setting - Legend Setting.
Input format: Choose one of the following values.
In service: Y, y, 1
Out of service: N, n, 0, blank
Site Image Actual Site image in bmp format
Sector/Antenna list
Sector/Antenna list displays all sector/Antenna for the selected

Site/Repeater.
Sector/Antenna List window
icons allow you to add and delete

Sector/antenna.
1. Click to add Sector for the selected Site/Repeater.
A new Sector is added at the end of Sector/Antenna list.
2. Double-click on cells for the new Sector.
3. Enter necessary information such as Sector number, Band, Azimuth,

and etc.
4. Click to add antenna for the selected Sector.
A new antenna is added following the created Sector in the list.
5. Double-click on cells for the new antenna, and enter necessary

information.
6. For Neighbor Sector, integral numbers from 0 to 511 should be entered

along with delimiter mark “,”. (Example: 12, 76, 256, 320, 400)
Blanks are ignored.
7. To delete the created Sector/Antenna, click .
When a created Sector is deleted, its antennas are deleted automatically.
The detailed description of each item in the Sector/Antenna list is as follows.

Mother Site ID of Repeater

Mother Site ID
Input format: Integral numbers only. No blank is allowed.
Mother Sector Sector (PSC) Number of Repeater
Mother Sector
Input format: Integral numbers (0 ~ 511). No blank is
Sector
allowed.
Sector(PSC/BCCH/PI) of a sector
Input format: Integral numbers only from 0 to 511. No blank
Sector
is allowed.
(For BCCH: 0 ~ 1023, For PI: 0 ~ 113)
Band for each technology.
Band
(CDMA/EVDO/WCDMA/GSM)
Azimuth of antenna
Azimuth Input format: Real value from 0 to 360. (360 is recognized as
zero.)
Angle of antenna (unit: degree)
Angle
Input format: Real value from 0 to 360.
Cell ID of corresponding Sector (PSC/BCCH/PI)
Cell ID
Input format: Character
Sector ID of corresponding Sector (PSC/BCCH/PI)
Sector ID
Input format: Character. Blank is allowed.
Gain of antenna
Gain
Tx power of antenna
Tx Power
Name of antenna
Ant. Name
Input format: Character. Blank is allowed.
Mechanical tilt of antenna
Mech. Tilt
Input format: Real value. Blank is allowed.

Electrical tilt of antenna

Elec. Tilt
Input format: Real value. Blank is allowed.
Neighbor Sector of corresponding Sector (PSC/BCCH/PI) in
Neighbor List
same technology.
Sector Image Actual sector image.
Import
Import icon allows you to import Site data to current model.
1. Click on Import button .
2. Select importing type.
New: Select if you want to replace the current model with a newly imported
model.
Append: Select if you want to add Site to the current model.
3. Select file type.
Item Description
This option allows you to import Site file exported in

Site file (*.bts)
bts format.
Fixed-formatted Excel
If you select this option, Neighbor appears in
file (*.xls) (used in
Selected Import File section. Click browse button,
earlier version than
and select both Site and Neighbor file in Excel.
4.00.xx)

This option enables you to import any database file

Free-formatted Excel
in xls. Even if there is useless data in the imported
file (*.xls)
file, XCAP imports all data.
4. Click OK to import the selected files.
If you selected Free-formatted Excel file (*.xls), Column Setting

window appears. Since this option imports any data files, you should set
each column manually.
The detailed description of each item in Column Setting window is as follows.
Set List Add and delete column list by clicking icons.

The headers in data file to be imported and headers
should be matched. Match headers by using drop-down
button at the first row. If there is no match, you may
select User Defined or Ignore.
NOTE: If you select Ignore, the corresponding cells are
Column Setting
not imported.
First row includes headers: Check if the first row
includes headers.
Auto Correct Header: Check if you want to set headers
automatically.
Export Site/Repeater
Export icons allows you to export Site/Repeater

data of current model to Excel.
NOTE: icon exports Site/Repeater data for the selected

technology and icon exports Site/Repeater data for all
technology.

1. Click icons to export Site/Repeater data.
2. Click to set save path.
3. Enter a name, and click Save.
4. Click to start exporting.
Export to KML
To display Site and Repeater information on the Google Earth map, this function exports
that information as KML format file. (Google Earth 4.3 or later should be installed in
advance.)
1. Click Tools> Site Manager> Export to kml button.
2. Select format, path and then click OK button.
3. Run Google Earth and import the exported kml file.
Note. With this function, the all site information of all technologies will be exported. So if
you want to export sites on the map of the current window only, use Map pop-up menu>
export function.

Result Image(Right: Site, Left: Repeater)
Sync function
XCAP enables you to see data for a specific time period in different parameter windows
simultaneously.
1. Open various parameter windows for different analysis types in workspace.
2. Select a certain area and right-click on any parameter window to see mouse menu.
3. Select Sync to Range.
4. Data in a same time period are highlighted.
Create Report
XCAP allows you to create report in pdf, excel, doc, html, and etc. The created reports
help easy analysis of models.
1. Go to main Menu bar – Tools – Report – Create Report.
2. Create Report window appears.

Create Report window
The detailed description of each item in Create Report window is as follows.

Select models you want to create reports.
Non-Comp and Comp checkboxes show that each report can be
created in which report type either non-comparison and comparison
type.
Non-Comparison type: Create non-comparison type report. XCAP-LTE
creates dependable report for each model.
Report List Comparison type: Create comparison type report. XCAP-LTE creates
comparison report among models.
: Select all report lists.
: Unselect all report lists.
Report Setting: Set for creating report. For detail, see Report Setting
below.
NOTE: Some report may not be supportive depending on user key lock

driver.
Click Select List button to select models. For detail, see Select List
Select Model
below.
Saved Path Set save path of the created report.
File Format Select pdf, html, xls, rtf, or csv.
Import Load file in *.ini format.
Export Save created report setting in *.ini format.
Create Report Help

Open Create Report help which describes all reports.
button
OK Create report.
NOTE: When Area is selected from Report Binning Use (Report Setting button–
Binning & Sampling tab) for a selected report, the corresponding model should set an
area (Map mouse menu – Binning – Create Area). Otherwise, XCAP cannot read area,
accordingly, create no report.
Report List
Report List shows report types you can create for model.
Report Name Description
Show call setup time for both voice and data call test.
Accessibility
Min, max, avg, stdev is provided for each model.
Show area based call statistics and area binning parameter

Area Summary result for the area created from Report Setting – Area
Summary.
Show number of call attempts, success, and success rate
(attach and PDP activation), time (min, avg, max, stdev) for
Attach PDP Summary
Attach, Detach, PDP Activation, PDP Deactivation in table and
Report
bar/chart graph.
NOTE: Support for WCDMA, GSM data call only.
This is one of ways to show when the measurement was done
with same tech fix the color for each mobile and plot only one
color which is best at each location where data collected (logs

BM2P Best Signal
of each mobile collected at the same time with one GPS)
> legend needs to show what % which mobile was best in the
whole routes/samples

Plots ranking at each sample location. Legend needs to show

BM2P Ranking
what % corresponding mobile got rank 1, 2, 3…
Show call statistics for both voice and data call test.
Call Statistics NOTE: For data call, report is created per protocol (FTP, HTTP,
etc).
Show CDF and PDF for parameters.
To create CDF & PDF Graph report, Report Setting – CDF &
CDF & PDF Graph PDF Graph and Binning & Sampling setting is required.
Report In Binning & Sampling tab setting, you may select Binning
Use (Area, Route, No) of CDF & PDF Graph under Report
Binning Use section.
Show network access rate, call drop rate, average call setup,
latency time, coverage ratio, and distance per drop ratio for Qc
CDMA or Qc GSM.
As CDMA/GSM Summary Report is based on M to M, counter
model’s pair number should be set. Click Select List button,
click Select Model button for Voice MOS & CDMA/GSM
Summary under Select Model (An Exceptional Use) in
Model List window, and set counter model’s pair number.
CDMA/GSM Summary
Report

Show analysis of one same parameter in two different models
with same measurement route, or two different parameters in
one model.
To create Parameter Comparison report, Report Setting –
Param.Comparison is required.
As Parameter Comparison report supports max two models,
reference and target model should be set. Click Select List
button, click Select Model button for Parameter
Comparison under Select Model (An Exceptional Use) in
Parameter Model List window, and set reference and target models.
Comparison Report
Show cell coverage for each Site in accordance with wireless
Conditional Coverage environment condition setting.

Report To create Conditional Coverage Report, Site should be set from
Site Manager.
Show PPP, IP, TCP/UDP, and APP throughput per each model.
Data Call Throughput
Min, max, avg is provided for calls in each model.
Report
NOTE: Report is created per protocol (FTP, HTTP, etc).
Show graph and signaling information for fail or drop call of
major RF parameters.
To create Drop Reason/Fail Reason report, Report Setting –

Drop Reason/Fail
Fail/Drop Reason Analysis is required.
Reason Report
NOTE: If Drop/Fail reason is not satisfied with algorithm,
Reason in the report is shown with blank.
NOTE: In Drop Reason/Fail Reason report, drops are marked

over measurement route, and are affected from Map mouse
menu - Legend Setting.
NOTE: Support CDMA, EVDO, WCDMA only.
Show DL + UL slot combination information, which is used for

GPRS Timeslot
Qualcomm GPRS every second, in table and graph.
Distribution Report
NOTE: Does not support for Nokia UE.
Show overall RF parameter, handover and codec information of
GSM. 2G Report provides Operator MNC, Call Information,
Quality Information, Cell Level Information, SCAN Information.

2G Report
NOTE: General information in 2G report is required Site
setting.
NOTE: Support for Qualcomm GSM (Band: 900/1800) only.
Show handover event for CDMA, EVDO, WCDMA, GSM.
Handover Event NOTE: For WCDMA and GSM, the report refers UMTS Signaling
Report Message > 3G Handover Statistics and UMTS Signaling
Message > 2G Handover Statistics.
Show handover statistics.
NOTE: Handover Status Report requires Site setting. If there

Handover Status
is no Site setting for WCDMA, it shows OTHER HANDOVER
Report
message.
NOTE: Support soft handover; CDMA, EVDO, WCDMA.
Network Quality Indicator report.
Show comparison of max 5 RF parameters.

NQI Report
To create Drop Reason/Fail Reason report, Report Setting –
NQI is required.
Packet Service KPI Show FTP, HEEP session information.

Report NOTE: Support WCDMA, GPRS, WiBro/WiMAX.
Server Basis Analysis Show call result per each Site.

Report NOTE: CDMA, EVDO, WCDMA, GSM.
Show major configuration information; Test Route, Test time,

Test Setting
DM Information, Phone Type, Scenario Name, Time Setup, Call
Information Report
Information, etc.
Show MOS information for each model in chart and table. Max
Voice MOS Report
8 models can be included.

Report Setting
Report Setting button allows you to set for creating report.
Binning & Sampling
Binning & Sampling tab enables you to set common options to create
reports.
Binning & Sampling tab window
The detailed description of each item in Binning & Sampling tab is as follows.
Apply for the reports with area or route binning.
Route Binning – Bin Size: Set bin size for route binning. The
unit corresponds the unit set from main Menu bar – Tools –
Binning Option Options – General – Distance Unit.
Area Binning – Plot at the center of bin: Select the
checkbox if you want to display data at the center of each bin
after area binning.

Select No, Route, Area under Binning Use item for each
Report Binning Use report.
Binning Use option may vary depending on report.
Select Average, Medium, Median, Maximum, Minimum,
First, Last, and Mode for parameter sampling.

Parameter Sampling
The parameters chosen from Param.Comparison, Area
Function
Summary, NQI, Conditional Cell Coverage, CDF&PDF
Graph tabs are displayed in the section.
Select Average, Medium, Median, Maximum, Minimum,

Report Sampling First, Last, and Mode for report sampling.
Function This option is applicable for the reports which cannot select
parameters in any tabs of Report & Analysis Setting window.

OK Apply report setting.
Cancel Cancel report setting.
Param. Comparison
Param. Comparison tab enables you to set for Param. Comparison report
only.
Param. Comparison tab window
The detailed description of each item in Param. Comparison tab is as follows.

Select data taking type.
Matching location only: Take data in the same time from

Delta Map Option
the two parameters.
– Difference
Use nearest found location: Take prior or posterior data
when there is no same-time-data in the two parameters.
1. Click Setting button to select parameter comparison
mode.
2. Parameter Setting window appears.
Select Comparison Mode between Same Parameter and
Different Parameter.
Comparison
Same Parameter: Compare one same parameter in two
Mode &
different models. When you select on Same Parameter,
Parameter
Setting Reference Parameter window is activated only.
Different Parameter: Compare two different
parameters in one model.
3. Select Reference and Target Parameters, and click
Select button to apply.
4. Click OK.
Selected Show Reference and Target Parameters set from

Parameter List Comparison Mode & Parameter Setting.
Configure model properties.
Different Logged Time & Same Route: Analyze same

route data in different time. Include Comparison in Location
Coordinates Domain in Param. Comparison report.
Comparison in Time Domain is not applicable as it is based

Model Properties on time.
Same Logged Time & Same Route: Analyze same route
data in same time. If this is checked, 1 sec sampling should
be set when you create a new model. The models without
sampling cannot be compared because of the time difference
in logging time.
Area Summary
Area Summary tab enables you to set for Area Summary report only.

Area Summary tab window
The detailed description of each item in Area Summary tab is as follows.
Click Setting button to select parameters for Area Summary
report. Max 10 parameters can be selected.

Parameter
Main Tree: Select parameter tree including its parameters.
Setting
Common Parameter: Select parameters. This option is useful
when comparing per technology.

Selected
Show parameters selected from Parameter Setting.
Parameter List
Select area taking type.
Based on Logging File (Automatic): Take all created area

Area Setting in the map.
User Defined: Take selected area only. Use icons to
create and delete area items.

NQI
<Type A tab>
NQI Type A tab enables you to set for NQI report only.
NQI_Type A tab window
The detailed description of each item in NQI Type A tab is as follows.
Parameter Click Setting button to select parameters for NQI report.

Setting Max 5 parameters can be selected.
Set weight and score for each parameter.
Alias: Select a technology/chipset.

Selected
Weight: Set weight. Default value is 1.
Parameter List
Score: Set score per legend ranging from 1 to 100. Legend
setting basically refers Map Legend Setting. Click Legend
Setting button to edit legend.

How to Score Show NQI formula set from Selected Parameter List.
NOTE: For IRAT, more than two Alias can be created; As they consider

parameter order between Alias, each Alias has to have same parameter
order.
<Type B tab >
NQI Type B tab enables you to set reference value for each parameter, and
give grade by calculating how many percentage of parameters are satisfy
the reference value in total area.
NQI Type B tab window
The detailed description of each item in NQI Type B tab is as follows.
Parameter Click Setting button to select parameters for NQI report. Max
Setting 5 parameters can be selected.
Total score of each model. Normal value is 100.

Total Score
NOTE: Total Score should be the same with sum of each
Setting
parameters’ max score.

Selected
Set weight and score for each parameter.
Parameter List
Alias: Select a technology/chipset.

Weight: Set weight. Default value is 1.
Score: Set score per legend ranging from 1 to 100. Legend
setting basically refers Map Legend Setting. Click Legend
Setting button to edit legend

How to Score Show NQI formula set from Selected Parameter List.
NOTE: For binning, to set score for each legend. Otherwise, the report
calculates raw data.
Fail/Drop Reason Analysis
Fail/Drop Reason Analysis tab enables to you set for Fail/Drop Reason
Analysis report only.
Fail/Drop Reason Analysis tab window
The detailed description of each item in Fail/Drop Reason Analysis tab is as

follows.
Threshold for
Set threshold value for parameters with coverage.
Coverage Issue
Threshold for Pilot
Set threshold value for parameters with pilot pollution.
Pollution

Set observation time.

Observation Time
Fail/Drop Reason analysis is calculated referring threshold
before Fail/Drop
Event setting from (Fail/Drop event generation time –
Observation time) to (Fail/Drop event generation time).
Conditional Cell Coverage
Conditional Cell Coverage tab enables you to set for Conditional Cell
Coverage report only.
Conditional Cell Coverage tab window
The detailed description of each item in Conditional Cell Coverage tab is as

follows.
Parameter Click Setting button to select parameters for Conditional Cell

Setting Coverage report. Max 1 parameter can be selected.
Selected
Show selected parameters set from Parameter Setting.
Parameter List
Percentage: Set percentage that the message measured in
cell coverage meets condition.

Condition Interval: Set interval condition of parameter. Four operators
(X>, X>=, X<=, X<) are supported.
Unit: Enter parameter unit. E.g. meter, dB, dBm.

CDF & PDF Graph
CDF & PDF Graph tab enables you to set for CDF & PDF Graph report only.
CDF & PDF Graph tab window
The detailed description of each item in CDF & PDF Graph tab is as follows.
Click Setting button to select parameters for CDF & PDF

Parameter Setting
Graph report. Max 16 parameters can be selected.
Selected Show parameters selected from Parameter Setting. Click

Parameter List
Legend Setting button to edit legend.
NOTE: CDF & PDF Graph report is not created in the following condition.
1. More than one model is selected. (Select Model – Select List)
2. Comparison type is selected. (Report Type – Comparison type)
NOTE: CDF & PDF Graph report is created only for the parameters which
have similar x axis range.
BM2P
BM2P tab enables you to set for BM2P Best Signal and BM2P Ranking report
only.

BM2P tab window
The detailed description of each item in B2MP tab is as follows.

Parameter Setting Configure color.

Selected
Select a reference parameter.
Parameter List
Highest Show dominant data. Ex) RSRP, RSRQ
Lowest Show lowest data. Ex) BLER, FER
Voice MOS
Voice MOS tab enables you to set for Voice MOS report.

Voice MOS tab
The detailed description of each item in Voice MOS tab is as follows.
MOS Algorithm Select MOS algorithm between P862 and P862_1.
MOS Greater Than: For calculating rate of good values
among total MOS. Default is 3.2.
% Greater Than x = MOS Count higher than setting value /
Total MOS Count * 100

Threshold
MOS Less Than: For calculating rate of bad values among
total MOS. Default is 2.3.
% Less Than x = MOS Count lower than setting value / Total
MOS Count * 100 (%)
Select List
Select List button allows you to set models for creating reports.

Model List window
The detailed description of each item in Model List window is as follows.
Select model for creating reports except for Param.

Select Model (Except
Comparison report.
Param. Comparison
Report) : Select all model lists.
: Unselect all model lists.
Click Select Model button to select models for Param.

Comparison report.
When you want to create a Param. Comparison report which
compares one parameter in two models, you should select two

For Param.
models which are generated from one drm file.
Comparison Report
NOTE: Param. Comparison report is created only when the
following condition is satisfied.
1. A model is created with Sampling Interval of 1 second.
2. Reference and Target model have same time information.

OK Apply model setting.
Cancel Cancel model setting and close the window.

Auto reporting
XCAP generates reports for Graph and Map in Excel and PowerPoint automatically.
1. Click icon in main Tool bar, or go to main Menu bar - Tools - Auto Reporting.
2. Report window appears.
The detailed description of each item in Report window is as follows.
Display report titles.
Report List You may save, open, add, and delete the report list by using
icons.
Graph/Map/CDF/PDF tabs Display Graph/Map/CDF/PDF parameters.
Parameter Display the selected parameters.
F (Full path) Display full path of the selected parameter.
S (Short path) Display short path of the selected parameter.
X Delete the selected parameter shown in the parameter list.
Type Display analysis type.
Overlay Display overlay status of reported Map parameters.
Scale (1:N) Display map scale.

Symbol size Display symbol size.

Site size Display Site size.

Site name size Display Site name size.
Sector Size Display Sector symbol size.
Set a name of report file and save path by clicking browse
File Name
button.
Output setting: Set report options for Excel or PowerPoint.
Options
Map Option: Set map options.
3. Click icon to add a report, and enter a new report name.
4. Select an analysis type tab, and drag-drop a parameter onto the parameter section.
If you selected map analysis type tab, you may change map options by
clicking Map Options button.
Enter Scale (1:N), Symbol size, Site size, Site name size, and Sector size, and click
OK.
5. Click Browse button to set a name of report file and save path, click
Save.
You may save report file in Excel and PowerPoint format.
6. Click Output setting button to set report file in Excel or

PowerPoint.
If you selected Excel format, you may select paper size.

If you selected PowerPoint format, you may select Title Font Size, TextBox Font Size,
and layout type.
7. Click OK to generate a report.
NOTE: If the selected model does not include the parameter selected in Report window,
Auto Report function creates a report in blank.
Filtering
Filtering function enables you to analyze selected data only.
1. Click icon in main Tool bar, or go to main Menu bar - Tools - Filtering.
2. Filtering window appears.

The detailed description of each item in Filtering window is as follows.
Display the selected parameters.
You may add, and delete the filtering list by using

Filter List
icons.
Default filter list is good/bad coverage for CDMA/EVDO.
Display parameters.
Parameter tree Parameters you may select are activated and in black;
otherwise parameters are in gray.
Operator Select operator among =, <>, >, >=, <, <=.
Value Enter value in numbers and strings.
Linker Select a logical operator; AND, OR, or None.
3. Click icon on Filter List to add a new filter setting, or double-click on a blank
space in Filter List.
4. Enter a new filter name.
If you want to delete a filter name, click on icon.
5. Drag-drop a parameter from the Parameter tree to filter section.
6. Set Operator, Value, and Linker by double-clicking the relevant sections.

7. Click OK to save filter settings.
8. Right-click on a parameter in the parameter tree, and select filter names to apply
filter settings in parameter windows.
9. Double-click on the parameter or drag-drop it into the workspace to see filtered

parameter window.
NOTE: If you open a filtered data on a map analysis window, the symbol of map data
represents first letter of the filtered data file.
NOTE: Filter settings are applied to all analysis types; Graph, Map, Table, CDF, PDF.
Coverage info
Coverage info function allows you to see parameter qualities such as Good, Bad, and No
Service classified based on RSSI, Ec/Io, and etc.

1. Go to main Menu bar - Analysis - Coverage info.
2. Coverage Info window appears.
The detailed description of each item in Coverage Info window is as follows.
Display coverage list created.
You may save, open, add, and delete the coverage list by using
Coverage List
icons.
Coverage is set as a default function.

Display detailed condition for coverage list.
You may add and delete condition by using icons.

Condition List The created condition list will be shown in Legend field for map
analysis windows.
Default condition lists are Good, Bad, and No Service.
Display parameters.
Parameter tree Parameters you may select are activated and in black; otherwise
parameters are in gray.
Operator Select operator among =, <>, >, >=, <, <=.
Value Enter value.
Linker Select a logical operator; AND or OR.
3. Click icon on Coverage List or double-click on a blank space in Coverage List.
4. Enter a new coverage name.

If you want to delete a coverage name, click on icon.
5. Select Good, Bad, or No Service in Condition List.
6. Drag-drop a parameter from Parameter tree to coverage section, or select a

parameter and click on icon.
7. Set Operator, Value, and Linker by double-clicking the relevant sections.
You have to set coverage settings for Good, Bad, and No Service respectively.
8. Click OK to save coverage settings.
9. The new coverage names are created under Coverage info for Map analysis tab.
You may rename or delete the new coverage parameters by right-clicking on the
parameter tree.
10. Double-click the coverage parameter or drag-drop into the workspace to see the
data.
NOTE: Coverage info is a function for Map analysis, and it is available only when the
model includes GPS information.
Work Space
This function is similar to the Create Favorite and Create Template. If you open several
windows in the analyzer program and save them, you can load the saved windows
whenever you want.
WorkSpace Bar
The detailed description of each item in Work Space window is as follows.
Classification Name Description

Model Moves to each model’s workspace.
selection
New Adds a new workspace with a number in front of
Workspace the name.

Classification Name Description

Initiates a workspace. You can see the following
window. If you click Yes, existing workspaces
excepting number 1 model which is default will be
deleted. And the contents the number 1 model has
also will be deleted(initiated).
Clear
Workspace
Imports or exports a workspace.

Workspace
(See following chapter ‘Workspace List Manager’
Manager
for more details.)
Exports current workspace as an Excel or Power
Workspace Point format file.
Export (Table can be exported only as Excel format,
Logging Message window is not exported.)
Shows each Workspace.
You can see a mouse menu if you click right
Workspace mouse button on the worksheet.
sheet Delete: Deletes the workspace. (If there is only
one worksheet, Delete menu won’t be activated.)
Rename: Renames the workspace’s name.
Your work you have been doing in current Workspace is automatically saved when you
move to another Workspace or add a new Workspace.
If you have done with the current model and you want to close the model or program,
you can see the following window and it asks you whether you want to save the
Workspace or not.
When you add parameters from other models to current Workspace, it will be saved
regardless of the models and it will show you the saved windows and parameters.
But, if you delete a model included in a Workspace, the deleted model will not be shown
when you open saved Workspace.
Work Space List Manager

If you click icon in the Workspace bar, you can see the following window.

The detailed description of each item in Work Space List Manager window is as
follows.
Deletes selected Workspace from the list.
Adds a Workspace to the list. Current model’s
Workspace will be saved.
Add to Current model
Selected Workspaces will be applied to current model.
Selected Workspaces will be applied to all opened

Add to All model
model.
Export Exports selected Workspace list.
Import Imports a Workspace list file(*.wrk).
OK Applies configured settings.

Does not apply configured settings and close the
Cancel
window.
Each window saved to a Workspace include models which have the same
name with the models in the Toolbar.
Import data
Procedure
Import data function allows you to import and analyze external data files in CSV,
txt, and etc.

1. Click on icon in main Tool bar, or go to main Menu bar - File -

Import Format.
2. Open window appears.
3. Select file type to CSV Files or test Files, and select a file to import. Click
OK.
4. File Import window appears.
The detailed description of each item in File Import window is as follows.
Display the group names of files in File List to show in the

Import Name Import Data Tree. Default is “first file name_total file count”,
and it is editable.
File List File list to import
Common Setting should be set before Column Setting.
Time Stamp Format: Display format of time stamp for each
file. You have to select Time Stamp Format to display data
after selecting file and column. There are eight formats in Time
Stamp Format.
Common Setting
Time Offset: Time Offset means time shift second for the
data.
Lat/Lon Format: Select longitude/latitude for file. There are
four formats in Lat/Long Format.
GPS delimiter: GPS delimiter distinguishes GPS data for Lon

or Lat long column. GPS delimiters are Tab, Semicolon,

Comma, Slash, and Space (default).
Data delimiter: Data delimiter distinguishes the Array data
when column setting is set as Array. Data delimiters are Tab,
Semicolon, Comma (default), Slash, and Space.
Column names should comply with the column names in the
imported file. Match the column names by double-clicking the
first row. Default is Single.
Column #: Display the tree item of files displayed in Import
Data Tree.
Time Stamp: Set the column as Time Stamp. If there is no
time stamp menu in file, the file is not imported.
Latitude: Set the column as Latitude.
Longitude: Set the column as Longitude.
Lon Lat: Select when the Longitude and Latitude data is in
one column. The division of Lon Lat data uses GPS delimiter of
Common Setting.
Lat Lon: Select when the Latitude and Longitude data is in
one column. The division of Lon Lat data uses GPS delimiter of
Column Setting
Common Setting.
Single: Set the column as data.
Array: Set when there are several data divided by comma or
group of numbers. The imported format is to be A[1], A[2],
A[3]…A[n].
Ignore: Select when you do not want to show the column.
When you select this menu, the column is not displayed after
import.
Day: Select when the column has date information. The
format is YYYY-MM-DD (ex. 2008-05-09). This menu gets first
priority when Time Stamp menu has data information.
NOTE: When there is no date information both in Time Stamp
and Day menu, you are required to enter date information
after clicking OK button to start import.
Help configuring time stamp and GPS info.
Auto Wizard
Select drop-down buttons for time stamp and GPS data.
Import existing configuration setting file in CSV format.
Load CSV format
Click drop-down button and select a CSV file.
Save currently configured setting in CSV format.
Save CSV format
Click new icon and enter a new alias name. Click OK.
5. Set Common Setting and then Column Setting.
6. Make sure the red marker in File List turns green, it means you are ready to
import the data file. Click OK.

7. Imported file is displayed under Import Data in parameter tree.
Import Tektronix
This is used to import a file converted as a TXT form in Tektronix equipment that
collects 3GPP mobile DM data. This Tektonix file is imported automatically without
the above ‘Procedure of import Data’. After importing, several major parameters
in the file are added in the parameter tree, and the parameters can be analyzed
on Table, Map, and Graph.
Import Ethereal
This is used to import a file formatted as Ethereal. This Ethereal file is imported
automatically without the above ‘Procedure of import Data’. After importing,
several major parameters in the file are added in the parameter tree, and the
parameters can be analyzed on Table, Map, and Graph.
Legend setting
Legend is set for Map, PIE/BAR graph analysis of imported data file.
XCAP analyzer automatically determines min/max values and sets legend in 10

intervals. If data are in alphabet, legend is listed in alphabetical order.
Longitude/Latitude setting
Longitude and latitude information is set for Map analysis of imported data file.
XCAP analyzer requires GPS information for Map analysis.
If there is no GPS data in the imported file, you may import information of
another model by using Get GPS Info menu.

1. Right-click imported data in parameter tree, and select Get GPS Info.
2. Select a model to import GPS information, and click Open.
Options setting
Options menu enables you to change basic options of XCAP analyzer.
Go to main Menu bar - Tools - Options.
The detailed description of each tab in Options is as follows.
General
General tab allows you to change common options.

Options_General tab window
The detailed description of General tab is as follows.
Select if Sync function is applied to all models or current

Sync. Option
model.
Select if you want to include extension for a model name in
Work bar.
To Give Model Name
Distance Unit Select a distance unit between Mile and Meter.

Select GPS packet option.
Remove Invalid GPS Source: Treat GPS data non-
considering GPS Source Valid. (Default: Check)
Remove Invalid GPS Data Age: Treat GPS data non-
GPS Packet Option considering GPS Data Age. (Default: Check)
Remove Invalid GPS Position: Treat GPS data non-
considering latitude/longitude of former data. (Default: Check)
Calibrate GPS Packet: When a GPS packet gets more than 2
seconds of time interval from the second former GPS packet,

XCAP calibrates GPS logging time to a reliable time of the

former GPS packet.
Set unstable throughput time, and show stable throughput
area only.
This option only applies to Message analysis - FTP Call
Statistics - System APP Throughput.
Integer value over zero should be entered.
Throughput Stable
Time
Select formula how to calculate parameter average.

Default: Apply default formula which is set for each
parameter.
Averaging Method
Arithmetic Averaging: Apply arithmetic average formula.
(WiBro tab)
dB(dBm) Averaging: Apply dB(dBm) average formula which
is to change dB value into linear value, and calculate average,
then rechange the linear value into dB value.
Set how to show M to M result, click on Result Setting button
and select among Success, Bad Quality, CBQ, No MOS, Setup
M to M Result Setting Fail, Idle Fail, Drop, Congestion, No Service, Error, End by
Counter, End by Mobile, End by User, and None.
This option applies to statistics windows.
Only Activated Parameters: If this function is checked,
except for some items (GPS, Event…), only activated
parameters in the main tree are displayed.
Parameter Display
This function affects PC memory. When you open or close

model, the speed is higher than the function is unchecked.

Parameter Caption Select display method of the Parameter name and
Window title in the Display Manager between Short and
Long.
Long: Displays Parameters’ full path.

Short: Displays Parameters’ name up to 3steps.
Band Request User: Every time you make a model, you can
Class(CDMA/EVDO see an option window.
Tab)
Depending on Band Class selection, the following

formulas will be applied.
Cellular: tx_value_dbm = -52.25 + TX_value/3
PSC: tx_value_dbm = -55.25 + TX_value/3
Qualcomm RLC
Throughput(WCDMA/
GSM Tab)
You can set the reference packets for QUALCOMM>RLC

Info>Downlink Throughput and Uplink Throughput.
(Existing RLC Throughput refers to PDU packets.
Because of the massive loss of PDU packets on some
mobiles, AM Statistics Packets is used.)
RCL AM Statistics – WCDMA RLC DL/UL AM Statistics
RLC PDU Size – WCDMA RLC DL/UL AM Singling PDU
Path
Path tab allows you to set folders to save files for XCAP analyzer.

Options_Path tab window
The detailed description of Path tab is as follows.
Path to load and save a model Select a folder to open and save a model.
Path to open a logging file Select a folder to open a logging file.
Select a folder to save a logging file created by
using Create Model function.
Path to save a logging file
For detail, see Create Model sections for each
analysis type.
Path to export data Select a folder to export analyzed data.
NOTE: Once you designate a folder for User-defined function, you may not
change the folder to open or save files during usage of XCAP.
Map Property
Map Property tab allows you to set basic properties for Map analysis.

Options_Map Property tab window
The detailed description of Map Property tab is as follows.
Set map options.

Show Map: Display map for Map analysis. If this checkbox
is unselected, maps may not be displayed.
Map Layer Control: Set map options and properties. For
detail, see Map mouse menu – Configure – Map Layer
Map
Control.
Map Scale: Set map scale. To Active Windows option
allows you to apply the scale to a currently activated map
only.
Set GPS offset value to adjust GPS position data when it is

GPS Data Offset
not matching to map.
Set X and Y axis distance between more than two data in a
Display Offset map.
This option applies when more than two data are displayed

in a map.
Proportional Zoom Set zoom scale for one clicking on a map.
Set options for Distance Circle function.
Start: Enter distance value for the smallest dotted circle.
Interval: Enter interval between dotted circles.
Snap Interval: Set distance value to select data within the
designated area. Snap interval set here is applied for Map
mouse menu – Selection Mode – Circle.
Unit: Show distance unit set from Options - General -
Distance Unit.
Distance Circle
Interval
Select a map engine.

This option is activated when Map X engine is installed on
Map Engine Setting
your computer.
This option is applied after re-run.
Map Items
Map Item tab allows you to set display options for Map analysis.

Options_Map Items tab window
The detailed description of Map Item tab is as follows.
Set legend box options.

Show Legend Box: Select the checkbox if you want the
legend box to be shown in Map analysis windows.
Include Data Count: Select if you want to display data for
each legend in the legend box.
Include Percentage: Select if you want to display percentage
for each legend in the legend box.
Legend Box
Include Data More Than xx %: Select and enter minimum
percentage you want to display. XCAP-LTE displays data over
the user-defined percentage.
Include Invalid Sector Legend: Select if you want to display
all Sectors including invalid ones (0 ~ 503). If this checkbox is
not selected, only the currently used Sectors are displayed.
Show Legend Index: Select if you want to make numbers for

each data. This option is helpful when there are more than five
data in one Map analysis window.
Set options for User Event created during logging a file. User
Event can be found from parameter tree.
Show User Event: Select if you want to display user event
created during logging a file. If you select on the checkbox,
User Event Label and User Event Marker is activated.
User Event Label: Click Change button to set font, style, and
size of User Event. Horizontal offset and Vertical offset
User Event allow you to set display position of User Event in a map
analysis window.
User Event Marker: Set options for the arrow displaying User
Event.
Set extra options.

Show Coordinates Box: Select the checkbox to show and
hide the scale box in the Map analysis window.
Show Info. Tool tip: Display data information including
Longitude, Latitude, Time, and etc when you double-click on a
data in a Map analysis window.
Miscellaneous
When you click Setting button, you can see the following
window. It shows selected Info. Tool tip.
Default values: Selected parameters are shown on Parameter
List and Tool tip information of Map.
Take the nearest data, when absent: If there is no selected
parameter data when the tool tip is occurred, it shows the
nearest time of data.
WiBro Neighbor List: This function is for Wibro (Wimax)

technology. Values in this list mean CINR and it shows

Neighbor CINR information with Preamble Index.
Pilot Set List: If there are values within the user defined
range of Active/Monitored/Deteccted Set, these values are
displayed on Tooltip.
Show Synchronization Line: Select if you want to mark data
with red dotted cross line. This option is available for Range
to Sync function.
Show Found Position Line: Select if you want to mark data
with blue dotted cross line. This option is available for Found
Position function.
Show Mini Map: Select if you want to display a minimized

map on the upper left side of a Map analysis window. You may
move the mini map by dragging the mini map while pressing
Shift key.
Show Handover Event: Show/Hide handover event on map

analysis window.
Show Multi Serving Cell Line: Double click data symbol in

map analysis window and all corresponding serving cell lines
are shown.
Select Show Multi Serving Cell Line option, and select multiple

data over map analysis window by mouse dragging, and use

Range to Sync function from Map mouse menu, all serving cell
lines for the selected data are shown. For detail of Range to
Sync function of Map mouse menu, see Range to Sync.
Enable on-the-fly info tool tips: Indicate mouse point over
map data and Tool Tip Viewer is shown.
Change text size for Draw Text function from Map mouse menu
– Configure – Draw Text. Click Change button and change
Draw Text
font size.
Input format: Integral numbers only (6 – 48).
Site
Site tab allows you to set display options of Site and repeater for Map analysis.
Options_Site tab window

The detailed description of Site tab is as follows.
Set options for displaying Site and Repeater.

Show Site: Select the checkbox if you want to display Site in
a Map analysis window. Click How to show button to change
Site setting and click Apply button to save the changes.
Size: Select the symbol size of the sites.

- Static: Select static size of Site (1 to 10, default 4)
Site & Repeater
- Dynamic: Select the size of Site by referring to the map
Option
scale.
1. All Sectors: Make the size of all sectors identical.
2. Each Sector: Configure the size of each sector by
referring to the sector size information on Site
Manager.
Default Color: Select colors for Site symbols.
- Sector Border: Configure Site symbol’s border.
- PCI Color: Configure Symbol color with PCI (Physical Cell

ID) color assigned to each sector. You can configure the
PCI of each sector in Site Manager. The legend of PCI can
be configured in Legend setting.

- One Color: Select one color for all symbols.

- Band Color: Set Site colors for each band per
technologies in Color Setting.
- MME ID Color: Set Site colors for each MME ID (LTE) in
Color Setting.
- Frequency: Set Site color for each frequency per
technologies in Color Setting by referring to the Frequency
information on Site Manager.
- Sector (User Defined): Set Site color for each sector by
referring to Color Index on Site Manager.
- Technology: Set Site colors per technologies.
Apply: Click Apply button to apply configured color settings.
Show Repeater: Select the checkbox if you want to display
Repeater in a Map analysis window. Click How to show button
to change Repeater setting.
- Static: Select size of Site (1 to 10)

- Default Color:
Mother Sector Color: Apply color configured in Site
Manager window for each Mother Sector.
One Color: Select one color for all symbols.
Frequency: Set Site color for each frequency per
technologies.
Technology: Set Site colors per technologies.
Apply: Click Apply button to apply configured color
settings.

Opaque background: Set the background color of Site and

Repeater name to enhance readability. You can change the
background color by using icon.
View Site (Repeater) Info: Select the checkbox if you want
to see Site/Repeater information on a map analysis window.
Select Info button: Select which information is displayed for
Site/Repeater and Sector on a map analysis window.
Show Info.
Font button: Set font type, style, and size.

View Sector Info: Show sector information on a map analysis
window.
Site & Repeater Range: Show/Hide Site or Repeater. When
Show All is selected, all Site/Repeaters are displayed, and it
will take more time to display on a map analysis window. If a
distance of Scale is given, Site and Repeater within the
distance are displayed around the data drawn on the map.
Default value is 3. That means all Site and Repeater will be
shown within the distance of 3 times bigger than boundary
than the data boundary.
Default value is 3. It means all Site/Repeaters are shown the

boundary that is 3 times bigger than the data boundary.

Display various Site with different technologies and band

placed in a same position. Click Setting button to set level (1
– 4).
Site Co-Location
Serving Cell Line: Show/Hide active, candidate, neighbor set

colors for each range and set their colors by clicking Setting
Cell Line Option button.
Coverage Line: Show/Hide coverage lines for each range and
set their colors by clicking Color button.
Show/Hide lines to mother/neighbor sector.
Show Line to Mother Sector: Show lines between Repeater
and Mother Sector when you double-click Site or Repeater. The
lines are displayed only when Mother Site Sector, Mother Site
Site-Related Line ID in Antenna list of Repeater Mode are available.
Show Line to Neighbor: Show lines between Site and
Neighbor Sector (PSC) when you double-click Site. The lines
are displayed only when Neighbor in Sector List of Site Mode
are available.

Inbuilding
Inbuilding tab allows you to set fundamental options of inbuilding function for
map analysis.
Options_Inbuilding tab window
The detailed description of Inbuilding tab is as follows.
While inbuilding data measurement, many data between

intervals appear. To display a value of data out of many of
Method to Display
them, sampling data is required. This option sets its
Fixed Point of In-
sampling method. You may choose 6 values in total;
building Data
Average, Medium, Maximum, Minimum, First, and Last. For
detail, see Map analysis – Binning.
Show Turning Point: Choose whether display the turning
points defined in the In-Building measurement (Points on
Turning Point the walking route) or not. When you check the Turning
Point check box, the points are displayed on the map.(This
is available only for In-Building measurement file.)

Label Color: Change the colors of Turning Point label to be

displayed (Point numbers to be displayed).
Clicking make the color pallet open, and then
select a color you want.
Marker Color: Changes the colors of Turning Point to be
displayed.
Clicking make the color pallet open, and then
select a color you want.
Graph
Graph tab allows you to set options for Graph analysis.
Options_Graph tab window

The detailed description of Graph tab is as follows.
Colors Set graph background and shadow color.

Grid Axis Show Show/Hide grid on X/Y axis.
Change zoon scale per one clicking on graph. Default value is
Proportional Zoon
1.
Graph Position
Set up, down, right, and left margin of Graph.
Setting
Shows mini graph on the Graph Window. You can move quickly
to the point where you want to see with this function. The
main graph will display the ranges as you move the blue lines
in the mini graph
Mini Graph Config.
Set the intervals of X axis grid and panning function. This

option is available only when a Graph window is activated.
Time Interval (sec): Set the X axis grid (time) of Graph. The
Intervals default value is [(End time – open time)]/5.
Panning Interval (sec): Set panning interval. When you
press arrow buttons the current span of the graph moves by
the amount of panning internal.
Select display method of the Parameter name in the Legend
Parameter name in between Short and Long.
Legend Long: Displays Parameters’ full path.
Short: Displays Parameters’ name up to 3steps.

Show user defined parameter: To show user-defined

parameters in Graph Tool Tip box. It functions the same with
Tool Tip Setting of Map analysis.
Show Cell Name: To show cell name for corresponding PSC at

Graph Tool Tip box based on site information configured at Site
Manager. Every time Graph window synchronizes, analyzer
processes cell name search. (Currently, it is supportable for
Pilot Set info of WCDMA technology only.)
ToolTip
Show Frequency: To show blue line and symbol (C:

Changed) at a point that frequency is changed.
Its source packet is as follows.
(Nokia=WCDMA/FDD Measurements>intra/UARFCN
QC=Frequency/DL/UARFCN) (Currently, it is supportable for
WCDMA technology only.)

CDF/PDF
CDF/PDF tab allows you to set options for CDF/PDF analysis.
Options_CDF/PDF tab window
The detailed description of CDF/PDF tab is as follows.
Graph Type1 Select either Line graph or Bar graph.

Graph Type2 Select either 2D graph or 3D graph.
Point Label Select point label of displayed graph.
Auto: Apply color automatically.
Line Color in Graph Setting: Apply Line Color from Graph
Color
Setting. You may set different colors for each parameter
from Graph mouse menu – Setting – Graph.

MOS
MOS tab allows you to set options for MOS.
This tab is activated only when the program is allowed to access MOS information.
Options_MOS tab window
The detailed description of MOS tab is as follows.
Auto: Calculate BQ and CBQ based on throughput logged

from DM.
User Defined Value: Enter threshold for each item.
Bad Quality Threshold: This value affects on GOOD,
BAD, or RESULT in MOS and LCG statistics. This also
MOS affects on CBQ value for RESULT of Voice Call M To M.
Continuous BQ Threshold: This value affects on CBQ
count of MOS and LCG.
Continuous BQ Count: This value affects on CBQ for
RESULT of Voice Call M to M.
Excluding BQ and CBQ: Shows result regardless of

BQ and CBQ values.

DM Clip MOS: Apply Video MOS logged from DM to call
statistics window.
Real Image Clip MOS: Select Video algorithm and
recalculate MOS.
Apply Video Clip MOS Video MOS Algorithm: Select Video MOS algorithm;
PEVQ, MQAS, Video-QT.
Video-QT Option: For Video-QT algorithm only. You
may select additional options for calculating MOS;
FPS(Frames Per Second) and Delay between packets.
Decode Video Data: For video packet. If you uncheck this
Parsing Option option and parse logging file with video, Analyzer may
create model faster.
Fill Up The Data: Select if you want to take previous MOS
value to display Route since actual MOS value is taken
MOS Display (Map)
every 8 or 16 seconds when display MOS value on a map
window.
Select algorithm for calculating Statistics, Bad Quality, and
Continuous Bad Quality.
Video MOS Algorithm
P862: Display MOS or LCG value based on P862.
P862-1: Display MOS or LCG value based on P862-1.

Chapter 6.
Graph Analysis
This chapter explains how to analyze parameters in graph.
Open parameter graph
To analyze parameters as graph, select Graph Tab in Work Bar.

When you select Graph Tab, Parameter tree available for graph analysis is displayed. If a
parameter is in black or activated, it is available for graph analysis. If a parameter is in
grey or inactivated, it is not available for graph analysis.
Open single parameter graph

You can open one parameter in one graph window.
Please look at the following procedure to open single parameter graph.
1. Select a parameter in Graph Parameter Tree.

2. Drag and drop it onto Work Space or double-click it.

Chapter 5. Graph Analysis
Single Parameter Graph

X axis is a time, Y axis is value of the parameter.
The color, margin, grid on X/Y axis show, etc can be modified in Graph Tab of
Options.
Open multiple parameter graph

You can open multiple parameters in one graph window.
The following procedure explains how to open multiple parameter graphs.
1. Open single parameter window. (See Open Single Parameter)

Drag another parameter and drop it onto the single parameter window already
open.
The new graph is added below the first parameter Graph. You can add graphs as
many as you wish.
Multiple Parameter Graph

When you drag a group of parameters and drop it onto work space, the all
parameters of the group are displayed in one graph window.
Look at the following procedure to delete a graph from multiple parameter graphs.

1. Right click on a graph in a multiple parameter graph to bring out mouse

menu.
2. Select Remove Graph Menu to delete it.
Open Overlay parameter graph

You can have a few of parameters overlaid in one graph window.
Here is the procedure to how to open overlay graph.
<With Alt Key>
1. Follow the procedure of opening single parameter graph.

2. Drag a new parameter and drop it onto the single parameter graph while
pressing Alt key.
3. The new parameter is overlaid on top of the old parameter like the following
graph.
Overlay Graph Window
Maximum number of parameters that can be overlaid is 10 in one graph window.

You can not remove a parameter from overlay graph. The color of new parameter
overlaid is chosen automatically for example black, red, green, yellow, etc.
<With Ctrl Key>
1. Change the color and style of Line and Symbol in the Graph Setting window.
2. Double click or drag in a parameter on the Parameter Tree to the Work Space
with pressing the Ctrl Key to open new window.
3. Drag in a parameter on the Parameter Tree to the opened Graph window with
pressing the Ctrl Key.

The difference between the two ways is that ‘with Ctrl Key’ method shows
parameters in the graph as you set.
You can select graphs to show, hide and delete on the Display Manager.
Graph mouse menu
You can change the properties of Graph or use the various functions for Parameter Graph
Window using Graph Mouse Menu.
Graph Mouse Menu appears by right clicking on a graph window.

Graph Mouse Menu
This Mouse Menu is applied to a Parameter Graph that the mouse cursor is on.
The function of Mouse Menu varies depending on each Menu in Overlay Graph window.
Concerning this, it is explained on corresponding Menu part.
Panning
You can move a graph back and forth.
The following procedure explains how to do panning a graph.
1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu and select Panning menu or
press icon of Graph Bar.
Drag the graph or press arrow buttons of Keyboard to move it.
Please look at the following windows how the graph was moved.

Panning Example
Zoom
You can zoom in or zoom out a graph.
The following table describes the zoom related functions of mouse menu.
Zoom in by clicking one point and drag it to another point on a

graph.
Zoom Window
Select the Zoom Window Menu of Graph Mouse Menu or
icon of Graph Bar.
Zoom in a specific point of graph.
Zoom In Select Zoom In Menu of Graph Mouse Menu or icon of
Graph Bar.
Zoom out a specific point of Graph.
Zoom Out Select Zoom Out Menu of Graph Mouse Menu or icon of
Graph Bar.
Go back to the initial scale of graph when the graph is opened.
Zoom All Select Zoom All Menu of Graph Mouse Menu or icon of
Graph Bar.
Go back to previous graph scale.
Zoom Previous
Select Zoom Previous Menu of Graph Mouse Menu.

Once you have used Zoom In, Zoom out and Zoom window you need to release
them by clicking one more time on the icons of Graph Bar. Those are toggle
buttons.
CDF/PDF
CDF/PDF graph displays CDF (Cumulative Distribution Function) or PDF (Probability
Density Function) Graph of the parameter.
Please see the following procedure.
1. Select the CDF/PDF in Graph Mouse Menu or press or icon of Graph

Bar.
2. Please look at the following examples of CDF/PDF.
CDF/PDF Graph Example
The CDF/PDF Graph Window opened using Graph Mouse Menu is the same as the
Graph Window opened by double-clicking on a parameter of CDF/PDF Tab.

ARG
ARG(Accumulated Rod Graph) displays a Bar Graph for the data of each Model
when the various model is merged with Concurrent option. The user can compare
the each model’s data easily in one Graph window.
Please see the following procedure.
1. Open various model.

2. Push button and select button after selecting the various
Models.
3. In Model Merge window, enter save folder and Model name for combined
Model.
4. Select Concurrent model option and push the OK button.
5. Open a graph window of Concurrent Model
6. Select ARG of Graph mouse menu.
7. When you select ARG, the Bar Graph of each model is displayed as follows.
8. If you want to display the various parameters onto one window, drag the
other parameter onto the graph window already opened.

There are 4 mouse menus in ARG window. You can use these mouse menus by
pushing the right button of mouse on the ARG window. The following table
describes the detail information of ARG mouse.
Range Set the Min, Max and Interval of Bar Graph.

The set range is only applied to the current selected ARG
window.
Export
Export all graphs of ARG window to BMP, JPG, GIF and Excel
File.
Print Print the ARG window.
Remove Graph Remove a graph from the ARG window.
The Bar Graph name in ARG window is same as Model name. Therefore when the
user creates the Concurrent model using New Model Creation Window, the Bar
Graph names of ARG window are displayed as same because the various Log files
are created as one model without creating each model. This function is available
only for the models created with concurrent option.
PIE/Bar
You can bring a Pie/Bar chart out of a line graph.
Please look at the following procedure to open pie or bar chart.
1. Select PIE/BAR Menu of Graph Mouse Menu or press , icon of Graph

Bar.
2. The following figures are examples of Pie and Bar chart.

PIE/BAR Graph Example

You can export a pie or bar chart to graphic file and report and print it using mouse
menu.
Copy to Clipboard
You can copy the current window using Copy to Clipboard menu.
To use Copy to Clipboard menu, select the Copy to Clipboard menu on Graph Bar
or Graph Mouse Menu and click the desired window.
Export
You can export a graph into a graphic file such as JPG, BMP, GIF, excel or power
point file.
The following table describes the detail information of export function.
to BMP/JPG/GIF Export a graph to BMP, JPG and GIF file.

To Report Export a graph to Excel or PowerPoint file.
Export a graph to an existing excel or power point file. The
To Current Report
new sheet or new slide will be added into the existing file.
Here is the procedure to export it.
1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu.

2. Select Export and choose one of ’to BMP’, ’to JPG’, ’to GIF’, ’to Report’ and ’to
Current Report’.
3. Save As window will appear. Select a file format and file name to save and
press Save button.
4. After pressing Save button, the message box selecting the open of saved file
or folder is appeared.
5. Select the open option or press Close button.
Print
You can print out a graph.
The following table explains the detail information of print menu.
Print Page Set the properties of Print Page.

Setting Page Set the margin of Top, Left, Bottom and Right.
Margin
Option Enter title, header and footer.
Change Select font, style, size, etc.
Font
Set as Reset as default value.
default
Preview Preview print page.
Print Print a graph.
Please look at the following procedure to print it.

2. Select Print menu and choose Page Setting menu.
3. Set page Margin, Title, Print Header/Footer and Font of the graph to print and
press OK button.
4. If you want to preview print page, select Preview of mouse menu.
5. Press Print menu of mouse menu to print it out.
Remove Graph
You can remove a graph from Multiple Parameter Graph Window.
The following procedure explains how to remove a graph.
1. Right click on a Multiple Parameter Graph Window to bring out mouse menu.
2. Press Remove Graph menu.
This function is available only for a multiple parameter graph window.

Range To Sync
This program allows you to synchronize automatically the specific range on multiple
parameter windows by simple mouse clicking.
Please follow the procedure below to synchronize it.
1. Open the various Parameter Windows into Work Space such as Graph, Map,
Table, etc.
2. Highlight the specific range in a Parameter Window by dragging a mouse on it.
3. Right click on it to bring out mouse menu, select Range To Sync Menu.
4. Or, double-click or press Enter key on your keyboard on a specific data in
table analysis window, and the selected range is synchronized on graph and
message windows.
5. The following example show that the selected range was synchronized on
multiple parameter windows.
NOTE: Press up arrow on your keyboard to delete previous data. Press down
arrow on your keyboard to select next data.
Range To Sync Example
Range to Time
Range to time allows you to designate the time range of X axis.
Type the time range and click OK, then the range of the graph will be changed.

Create Template
Create Template option allows you to save customized multiple analysis windows
in different analysis types as a template, and easily resume your job by re-
opening them in next time.
NOTE: Create Template option is applied for multiple analysis windows in

different analysis types.
1. Open parameter windows in the workspace, and change any options you want.
2. Right-click on an analysis window, and select Create Template. Target

template name window appears.
3. Enter a template name in the entry field. Click OK.
4. A new template is created successfully.
5. The created template is added in Template window, and can be edited, re-
named, and removed from main Menu bar – Tools – Template. For detail,
Graphic User Interface – Menu bar - Tools.
6. To add more parameter windows in the existing template, right-click on any

analysis window and select Create Template.
7. Select an existing template name by clicking combo box in Target template

name window. Click OK.

NOTE: Step 1 through 6 can be repeated as many times as you want.
8. To open the created template, go to main Menu bar – Tools – Template, and
double-click a template name.
Create Favorite
You can save a customized parameter window into as a favorite and open it later
easily. The new favorite is added into Favorite Info group of parameter tree.
Please look at the following procedure to save a favorite.
1. Open a parameter window and customize it as you wish.

2. Right click on it to bring out mouse menu and select Create Favorite menu.
3. The new favorite is added into Favorite Info group of parameter tree like
following
4. To open a favorite, drag and drop it onto work space or double-click on it.
5. Favorite information is saved into the current model. When the current model
is changed the favorite info is also changed according to the model.
6. To rename or delete a favorite, right click on it to bring out mouse menu.
You can find Favorite Info group in all analysis types, except Message Tab.
Create Sector Graph

This functionality is used when users want to see bigger Sector values than a
specific Sector value for the Sector Scanner data log file.
The following procedure describes how to use Create Sector Graph function.
1. Create a model with log file of Sector Scanner data.

2. Open a parameter from Sector Scanner Tree using Map Analysis.
3. Select an area with Rectangle Mode or Polygon Mode on a map showing
Sector scanner data.
4. After selecting a certain area, select Create Sector Graph of Map Mouse Menu
or press button on the Map Bar. You will see a window like below.

5. Press OK button after entering Ec/Io Threshold value on the Ec/Io Threshold
for Sector Graph Window.
6. You will see graphs something like below, Sectors satisfying your input.
7. Right click on the Sector Graph Window to bring out mouse menu. All
functionalities in the mouse menu are included in the Graph Mouse Menu
except Sector Graph Property.

8. If you unselect Auto Range in the Sector Graph Mouse Menu, Sector Graph will
have -30 ~ 0 dB of value on the Y- axis. The range of Y-axis on the Sector
Graph Window could not set and -30 ~ 0 dB of default value is provided.
The following window will appear when Sector Graph Property is selected in the
Sector Graph Mouse Menu.
Sector Graph Property Window
There are options like selecting color of Sector Graph or Sector number and
selecting width of each graph on the Sector Graph Property Window.
Create Sector Graph is only available when Sector Scanner Data is presented and a
certain area of Sector Scanner Data is selected.

Create Model
This program allows you to save the selected range of data into a new model. You
can also exclude the selected range of data and save the rest of data into a new
model.
Please see the following table for the detail information.
Selected Range Create new Model that includes the selected range of data.
Out of Selected Create new Model that excludes the selected range of data.
Range
The following procedure explains how to create a new model.
1. Highlight the specific range you want on a graph (table or map) by dragging
on it.
Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu. Select Create Model and choose
one of Range to Model or Out of Selected Range.
When the new model is created it is automatically loaded into the program.
When you create a new model this program also generates a new log file into the
model folder. The new model name is given automatically by XCAP. The new model
name is in the format of ”<original model name>_RM####”. ”####” is a number
that increases every time you create a new model. You can create a new model as
many as you want.
Show Legend
You can show or hide legend on a graph parameter window.
Please look at the following procedure.
1. Right click on a graph to pop up mouse menu and select Show Legend.
A legend box will appear in the right side of the graph like following example.
Show Legend Example

Show Legend is a toggle menu. If you want to remove the legend select the menu
again. The legend will be removed.
Show Log File Name

Show Log File Name function helps to know a certain data is included in which log
file. This function is available for merged model.
1. Right-click on a graph analysis window, and select Show Log File Name.
2. Point with mouse on any data graph.
3. Logging file name for the graph data is shown in a square box.
Show Average
You can display a line of average value across a graph parameter window. The
average is calculated within the current span of the graph. If you zoom in a new
average is calculated.
Please look at the following procedure to display a average line.
1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu. Select Show Average menu.
2. A line of average value will appear like following example.

Show Average Example

Show Average is a toggle menu. If you want to remove the average line select
the menu again. The average line will be removed.
Show Min-Max
You can display minimum and maximum values of a graph parameter window. The
min/max is calculated within the current span of the graph. If you zoom in new
min/max are calculated.
1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu. Select Show Min-Max menu.
The min/max values will be shown on the graph.
Show Min-Max is a toggle menu. If you want to remove the min/max select the
again. The min/max will be removed.
Call Event
Call Event function displays call event items (FTP, HTTP, Ping, etc) on graph
analysis window.
1. Right-click on a graph analysis window, and select Call Event.
2. Call events are displayed over graph analysis window.
3. Right-click on a graph analysis window, and select Call Event Filter.
4. Call Event Filter window appears.

5. Select call events you want to show on graph analysis window, and configure
colors by double-clicking each Color cell.
Reset: Initialize color setting for all call events.
6. Click OK.
NOTE: On a multiple graph window, Call Event is shown for the selected graph.
Auto Range
This program allows you to arrange automatically Y axis into a proper span taking
min/max values into account.
1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu and select Auto Range.
Y axis will be arranged into a proper span automatically.
Auto Range is a toggle menu. If you want to release Auto Range select the menu
again. Auto Range will be released.
Setting
You can set the properties of Graph using Setting. There are two tabs in Setting
Window, one is Graph the other is Pie/Bar Legend. The Graph Tab of Setting
window sets the Graph display properties and Pie/Bar Legend of setting window
sets the Legend of Pie/Bar chart.

Graph
In Graph Tab, you can set the Graph display properties. The way to set the
Graph display property is as below.
1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu and select Setting or
The following Graph Setting window will appears.
Graph Setting Window

The following table describes the detail information of Graph Setting Window.
Parameter Select a parameter to set properties.

Line& Line Style Select a line style, Line, Scattered and Line and
Symbol Scattered.
Line Type Configure the line type. (Solid Line, Broken Line,
Dotted Line, Dotted Line-Broken Line)
Line Width Configure the line width.
Line Color One Color Select a line color using
button.
Sector The color setting per sector of
Color(link to the PN/PSC/PCI configured in
Map legend) the Map legend will be applied.
Parameters which are able to
configure are activated only.
Symbol Select a symbol style.
Style

Symbol Select a dot color.

Color
Symbol Size Select a symbol size, Small, Large and Medium.
Default value is Small.
Connect Connect symbols by a line with certain time. Ex)
Symbols If you select 2sec, the two symbols which are
within 2sec will be connected by a line.
Y-axis Setup Title Enter Title of the graph. Default name is the
parameter name.
Interval Enter line interval of parameter.
Min Enter the minimum value of the parameter.
Max Enter the maximum value of the parameter.
The setting will be initiated to default values. (Line/Symbol color
– black, Line Type – Solid line, Symbol Style – Circle, Symbol
Size – Small)
Save changed setting values as a *.grp file.
Load a saved legend file.
Pie/Bar Legend
You can modify the properties of Pie/Bar chart legend.

1. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu and select Setting or
2. Select Pie/Bar Legend Tab in Graph Setting window.
The Pie/Bar Graph Color, Symbol, Size, Min, Max and Legend for an each
Parameter are displayed. The following table describes the detail information

of Pie/Bar Legend.
Color Select a color for the parameter by double-clicking a color cell.

Select a symbol shape by double-clicking a symbol cell. The
Symbol
Symbol shape is applied to Map Analysis.
Size Set symbol size. The symbol size is applied to Map Analysis.
Min Assign the minimum value of the legend.
Select an operator for minimum and maximum value by double-
Comp
clicking or right clicking on it.
Max Assign the maximum value of the legend.
Legend Display the annotation of Min, Comp, Max on the legend.
Press OK to apply the modified properties. If you want to modify next
parameter click on a parameter of parameter tree you will be asked whether
you want to apply the modified properties. Press OK to apply. Press No to
cancel.
The legend can be saved, deleted and loaded using the icon group at the
top of the window. The following table describes the detail information of
the icon group.
Copy legend from other parameter. When you press icon,

Copy Form Window is displayed. Select a parameter and push
OK button.
Create legend based on Max, Min and Step Value automatically.
Delete the current legend.
Add a new row.
Delete a row.
Save the current legend to a legend file with '*.lgd' extension.
Load a legend file.
If the set legend does not include all data, the lost data do not count for the
percentage (%). Therefore the user wants to change the legend, the
minimum and maximum values of the parameter have to be assigned as Min
and Max.

Chapter 6.
Map Analysis
This chapter explains how to analyze parameters in map.
Open parameter
You may open a parameter or multiple parameters in the workspace.
Before you open parameters, make sure you selected Map tab in the Work bar.
Available parameters are turned black and activated. Grey parameters are unavailable to
analyze in map and are not activated.
Open single parameter

You may open a parameter in map.
To open a single parameter in map,
1. Select a parameter in the parameter tree.

2. Drag and drop it onto workspace or double-click it.

Chapter 6. Map Analysis
NOTE: You may change symbol type, data color, size, and etc. by clicking Map
Setting button or from Map mouse menu – Configure – Legend.
Open multiple parameters

You may open more than one parameter in one map analysis window.
To open several parameters in one map analysis window,
1. Select a parameter in the parameter tree.

2. Drag and drop it onto workspace or double-click it.
3. Select another parameter in the parameter tree.
4. Drag and drop it onto the map analysis window which is already opened in the
workspace.
NOTE: Unlike opening multiple parameters in Graph analysis window, you do not
need to press Alt button while dragging the selected parameter.
NOTE: You may drag mother tree parameter onto the map analysis window to
open its children trees at once.
5. The new parameter data is displayed beside the existing data in one map
analysis window.
NOTE: You may adjust data offset between parameters in map window from main
Menu bar – Tools – Options – Map Property – Display Offset.
To remove a parameter among the displayed parameters,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure – Delete

parameter #n.
NOTE: You may not remove the firstly opened parameter.

Map Mouse Menu
Map mouse menu helps to change map properties and map analysis.
Map mouse menu appears when you right click on the map analysis window.
Map mouse menu
Undo
You may undo panning and zooming operation.
1. Use Map Panning, Data Panning, Site Panning, Zoom In, Zoom Out, Zoom All
options.
2. Right click on a map analysis window and select Undo. Or click on Undo

icon on the Tool bar.
3. The map analysis window shows the prior status after panning and zooming
operation.
NOTE: You may undo max 10 times.
Configure
Configure option allows you to change display options and properties.
Base Map
Base Map option is for MIF map engine only.
This option enables you to import converted geo file. For detail, see MIF
engine.
Image Map
You may import and export map file in bmp format.
This option is useful when there is no relevant digital map for GPS
measurement data.
Insert
To insert bmp map,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure – Image

Map – Insert. Image Map appears.
2. Find a bmp map file to import by clicking Browse

button.
3. Click Apply button to apply the selected bmp file onto map
analysis window.

4. Use panning options to adjust map and data.
NOTE: Do not close Image Map window while panning the map and data.
5. Enter map scale in Reduced Scale of Map entry field. Click Apply
button.
6. Select on Check Position checkbox to fit the map and data. Default
check position is two.
7. Point the first two blue X marks on data and the second two red X
marks on its corresponding map position. The X marks for data and
map are matched.
NOTE: You may repeat Check Position step.
Create KML button: Export *.kml file with GPS data, and route on Google
Earth map is displayed.
8. Click Close button.
9. Update window appears to ask whether you want to apply the bmp
map file to all models or to the current model only.
10. Click OK.
Remove
To remove the imported bmp map from map analysis window,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure – Image

Map – Remove.
2. Update window appears to ask whether you want to remove the bmp
map file from all models or from the current model only.
NOTE: Update window appears only when you selected Yes, apply to all
models checkbox for import.

3. Click OK.
Map Layer Control
This option is activated when you installed MapX Engine.
You may set map options and properties.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure – Map

Layer Control. MapInfo MapX V4 Properties window appears.
2. Set map options and properties referring to MapX Engine User Guide.
3. Click OK.
Legend
You may change legend setting of each parameter.
To change legend,
1. Right click on a map analysis window and go to Configure – Legend,

or click on Map Setting icon. Map Setting window appears.
Map Setting window
2. Select on Legend Setting tab.
3. Select any parameter from the parameter tree, and set each legend.
The detailed information of each setting item is as follows.

Color Set legend color by double-clicking color cell.

Set symbol shape by double-clicking symbol cell.
Symbol Use Same Symbol Style: If you change a symbol style with
checking this option, all symbol styles are going to be changed.
Set symbol size.
Size Use Same Symbol Size: If you change a symbol size with
checking this option, all symbol sizes are going to be changed.
Min Enter minimum value of parameter.
Select an operator for min and max value.
Comp
Double-click or right click on the Comp cell to edit.
Max Enter maximum value of parameter.
Legend Show min, operator, max setting.
Use Same Apply same symbol size for all data range in the parameter.
Symbol Size
Use Same Apply same symbol shape for all data range in the parameter.
Symbol Style
NOTE: If you move to another parameter, the program asks you to apply
the settings. Click Yes to apply the setting, or click NO to cancel.
NOTE: You may copy another parameter’s setting, add & remove legend

setting, import & export the setting by using

icons.
The detailed information of each icon is as follows.

Default Apply default value.
Copy another parameter’s setting for the

selected parameter. Select a parameter you want
Copy
to copy setting, and the setting is applied to the
current parameter.
Set all ranges in a parameter at once. Enter
Batch value in Step entry field and values between Min
and Max are ranged by Step value.
Delete all range settings in the selected
Clear
parameter.
New Add a range setting.
Delete the current range setting in the selected

Delete
parameter.
Save Save the changed settings in lgd format.
Open Import exiting setting in lgd format.
4. Select on LBS/LCS Setting tab.
5. Click OK.
Sort Legend Windows
Sort Legend Windows option allows you to arrange Legend window boxes in
a map analysis window.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure – Sort

Legend Windows.
2. Drag and drop legend window boxes to re-arrange.

Sort Legend Windows function
Toggle legend #n
Show/hide legend box.
Delete parameter #n
You may delete parameter when there are more than two parameters in a
map analysis window. The parameter which is opened at first is not removed.
Draw Text for #n
Show data values for each parameter on the map as text. With zoom
function, you can easily find certain values in the Map window.
Display Value for #
Show symbol values on the map as symbol data. With zoom function, you
can see the detailed data values.
View
Select the options of the Map.
Map
Show map.

Text
Show the name of building, road, etc.
Concentric Circle
Show the center circle on the center of the Map.
Center Indicator
Show the vertical and horizontal line on the center of the Map.
Center Mark
Show the square on the center of the Map.
Bird View
Show the map with the bird view type.
3D View
Show the map with the 3D view type.
NOTE: Concentric Circle, Center Indicator, Center Mark, Bird View options
are applied to currently opened Map.
Reset GPS Data Offset

This menu will be activated after the data panning. If you click Reset GPS Data
Offset, the data will be moved to the original position.
Copy to Clipboard
You may copy the current page and paste the page on other file.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Copy to Clipboard.
2. Paste the page on other file.

Export
You may export the current map image into graph files in jpg, bmp, gif, etc or
report files in xls and ppt.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Export.
2. Select among the following export types.
The detailed information of each export type is as follows.

To BMP/JPG/GIF Export a map image to BMP, JPG and GIF file.

To Report Export a map image to Excel or PowerPoint file.
Export a map to an existing excel or power point file. The
To Current Report
new sheet or new slide will be added into the existing file.
Export a map image to KML.
If the *.KML is imported over Google Earth map, its route
and legend data is displayed. (recommended to use over
Google Earth 6.0)
To KML (Legend)
Export Format: Supports KML or Zip file. If you select Zip

file, you can set a password for the zip file.
Export Option: Export Site and Repeater information
displayed on the map. This option is connected to
Tools>options>Site>Site&Repeater Range so if you want to
change the site and repeater range to export you can change
them in Tools>options>Site>Site&Repeater Range.
Coordinate System: Select WGS84 or Tokyo coordinate
system.
Export a map image to KML.
If the *.KML is imported over Google Earth map, XCAP shows
To KML (Replay)
measurement route replaying the exported *.KML file.
Serving sector, RSRP, RSRQ, SNR information is provided

with Memo by clicking over data points.

For MIF map engine user only.
To MIF
Export a map image to MIF.
For MapXtreme engine user only.
To TAB
Export a map image to TAB.
3. Save as window appears. Set save path and click OK.
4. Click File Open, Folder Open, or Close.
Print
You may print map image.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Print - Print. Or click on Print
icon in main Tool bar.
Multi Print
You may print out map images in more than one parameter at once.
To print several map images for more than one parameter,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Print – Multi Print.

Multi Print window appears.
2. Select parameters you want to print out from the parameter tree, and
drag & drop it onto the parameter section below.
Click on Delete icon to remove the selected parameter in the parameter

section.
3. Set print options.
The detailed information of print options is as follows.

Apply same option from main Menu bar – Tools – Options –

Use Same Option
Site.
Use Default Apply default longitude, latitude and scale.
Lon,Lat/Scale
Map Scale Enter map scale.
Enter longitude and latitude value of the point which you
Central Point
want to place at the center of the print page.
Use Default Apply default symbol size.
Symbol Size
Symbol Size Enter symbol size if you want to set symbol size.
Option Move to main Menu bar – Tools – Options – Map Items tab.
Page Setting See the following Print Page Setting section.
Printer Setup Set printer properties.
Print Start the print job.
Cancel Cancel the print job.
4. Click Print.
Print Page Setting
You may set properties for your print job.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Configure – Print –
Print Page Setting. Or click on Print Page Setting icon on Tool

bar. Print Page Setting window appears.

2. Set options for margin, header, title, footer, and legend.
The detailed information of each option is as follows.

Return to Default Reset to default printing option values.

Page Margin Set print page margin.
Header, Title, Set print page title and margin and font of header, title,
Footer Option footer.
Legend Position Select where the legend is placed.
Legend Size Select legend size.
Use Automatic Set legend size automatically.
Size Ratio
Preview Preview the print page.
Print Apply settings, and start print job.
OK Apply settings.
Cancel Cancel setting and close Print Page Setting window.
3. Click Print or OK.
Preview
Preview the print page.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Print – Preview. Or
click on Preview icon in Tool bar.
2. A preview window appears.

Print
Start your print job.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Print – Print.
2. Your print job starts.
Distance
Distance option shows distance between two points by making a circle and line.
Circle
Distance Circle measures distance between two points by making a circle.
To make a circle and measure the distance,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Distance – Circle. Or
click on Circle icon in main Tool bar.
2. Mark one point and drag it to another point to draw a circle.
3. Distance between the two marked points is displayed.
Line
Distance Line measure distance between points by making lines.
To make lines and measure the distance,

1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Distance – Line.
2. Mark points to make lines by clicking over the map analysis window.
3. Right click and select End to stop marking points.
NOTE: Back – Process backward marking point. Forward – Process

forward marking point.
4. Distance Line window appears. It shows longitude, latitude and distance

between the marked points.
Remove
Distance Remove option removes circles and lines which are created for
measuring distance between points on a map analysis window.
To remove circles and lines,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Distance – Remove.
2. All circles and lines which are created are removed.
Find
Find option allows you to find out a specific position or Site/Sector on a large map.
To use Find option,
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Find. Or click on Find
icon in main Tool bar. Find window appears.

2. Select one type you want to find by.
3. Enter relevant condition depending on find type.
4. Click Find button.
NOTE: When you find by PSC(Sector), Find First, Find Prev, Find Next button
appear.
Selection Mode
Selection Mode option allows you to select how to select data on a map analysis
window.
You may select data in rectangle, polygon, and circle shape.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Selection Mode.
2. Select one of the following selection types.

Mark one point and drag it to another point to draw a

Rectangle
rectangle shape. Data in the rectangle shape are selected.
Select several points to make polygon shape. Right click if
Polygon you want to stop selecting points. Data in the polygon shape
are selected.

This option is useful for selecting data in complicated route

or area.
Mark one point and drag it to another point to draw a circle.
Data in the circle shape are selected.
This option is useful when you want to select data in a
Circle specific distance from a Site.
NOTE: Set distance circle interval from main Menu bar –
Tools – Options – Map Property – Distance Circle
Interval. See Map Property.
3. Click on any point on the map analysis window, the data are unselected.
NOTE: Rectangle selection mode is a default map mouse option. Rectangle

selection mode is set to select data when the other map options (e.g. Zoom In)
are not selected.
Selection Manager
You may hide, show, and select a specific range of data on a map analysis window.
1. Select a data range by using map mouse menu - Selection Mode. See
Selection Mode.
2. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Selection Manager.

Selection Manager window appears.
3. Select one of the following display modes.

Show Show the selected data.

Hide Hide the selected data.
Select Select the selected data.

NOTE: Selection Name can be changed by double-clicking in the column.
4. Click OK.
NOTE: Selection setting is applied to other models opened.
Range To Sync
Range To Sync option allows you to figure out a specific data range for multiple
parameters in multiple analysis types.
1. Open multiple parameter windows in workspace. See Open Multiple

Parameters.
Selection Mode.
3. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Range To Sync.
4. Same data range is selected in multiple parameter windows.
Example for Range To Sync

NOTE: Same data range is not selected for the analysis window, which is opened
after Range To Sync function use.
Create Model
Create Model option enables you to create a new model only with the selected
data range.

Selection Mode.
2. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Create Model.
3. Select one of the following selection types.

Selected Range Create a new model including the selected data range.
Out Of Create a new model excluding the selected data range.
Selected Range
4. XCAP analyzer creates a model, and displays it automatically.
NOTE: When you create a new model XCAP also generates a new log file into the
model folder. The new model name is given automatically by XCAP. The new
model name is in the format of”<original model name>_RM####”. ”####” is a
number that increases every time you create a new model. You can create a new
model as many as you want.
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Create Favorite
Create Favorite option allows you to save customized multiple analysis windows in
one analysis type as a Favorite, and easily reopen them in next time.
The created favorite is added under Favorite Info tree of corresponding analysis
type tab.
NOTE: Create Favorite option is applied for multiple analysis windows in one
analysis type.
1. Open more than one parameter in one analysis window. See Open Multiple
Parameters.
2. Right click on the map analysis window, and select Create Favorite.
3. A new favorite is added under Favorite Info tree of corresponding analysis
type tab.
4. To open the parameter windows saved in a favorite, double-click on a favorite

name under the corresponding analysis tab or drag it into the workspace.
NOTE: If you right click on favorite name, you may rename or remove the favorite.

NOTE: Once you create and save a favorite, you may find same favorite name
under Favorite Info tree after you open a different model.
NOTE: Create Favorite option can be found in all analysis type tabs except
Message.
Binning
Binning option enables you to divide sections in designated area, called bin, and
extract representative values in each bin. This option also compares and analyzes
the values in each bin.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and go to Binning – Create Area.
2. Select area you want to create bin by dragging on the map analysis window.
NOTE: You may change area selection mode from Map mouse menu – Selection
Mode. For detail, see Selection Mode.
3. Area Setting window appears.

4. Set area and bin size.
Input: Double click on Input cell and enter Large, Medium, Small area names.
Large, Medium, Small area are designed to manage multiple areas based on the
size and relationship of area. Large area contains Medium areas, and Medium
area contains Small areas. You may find Large, Medium, Small area names from
Manage Area window.
List: Apply existing name.
Bin-X, Bin-Y: Enter Bin X and Y axis size.
5. Click OK.
6. Manage Area window appears.
Manage Area window also appears when you select on Map mouse menu -
Binning – Manage Area.
7. Set area binning options.
The detailed description of each option is as follows.

Search Search a certain area (Large/Medium/Small).

Clear Initiate all option settings in Area Management window.
Create a new area.
New You may change longitude and latitude of starting and ending
point by double-clicking directly on Start-Lon/Lat, End-

Lon/Lat cells and enter value you want in the entry field.
Delete Delete the current area.
Select checkboxes in front of area name to determine if show
Display
or hide the area in the map analysis window.
Show name of large area. Large, Medium, Small area
levels show that the final Small area is included exactly in
Large
which Large and Medium area.
Default name: Default
Show name of medium area. Large, Medium, Small area
Medium
Default name: Default
Show name of small area. Large, Medium, Small area
Small
Default name: New SArea# (#: line number)
Enter bin X and Y axis size in the entry field and click Apply
Bin-X, Bin-Y
button.
Export Export the current option settings in excel.
Import Import existing option settings in excel.
Show Bin Number If you check this option, the numbers are not displayed in the
squares (Bin).
Prev Go to previous page.
Next Go to next page.
OK Save the current option settings and close the window.
Cancel Cancel the current option settings and close the window.
8. Click OK.
9. Grid is displayed over the selected area on the map.
NOTE: If you enlarge the map analysis window by using Zoom In option, Bin
numbers are displayed in each bin.

10. Right click on the map analysis window, and go to Binning – Run. Set
Binning Options window appears.
11. Set options for binning.
The detailed description of each option is as follows.

Select formula for representative value to be displayed in

each bin by clicking drop-down button.
Apply to All: Apply formula for all parameters selected.
This option is useful when more than one parameters are
opened in a map analysis window.
Average: Display average value of each bin at the center
Sampling Function
position based on time.
Medium: Display nearest value of average in each bin at its
original position. If there are identical values at more than
one position, Medium value is displayed at the firstly
founded position.
Median: Display middle size data at its original position. If

there are identical values at more than one position, middle

size data is displayed at the firstly founded position.
Maximum: Display maximum value of each bin at its
original position. If there are identical values at more than
one position, max value is displayed at the firstly founded
position.
Minimum: Display minimum value of each bin at its original
position. If there are identical values at more than one
position, min value is displayed at the firstly founded
position.
First: Display the first data based on time in each bin at its
original position.
Last: Display the last data based on time in each in at its
original position.
Mode: Display value which occurs most frequently in each
bin at its original position. If there are identical values at
more than one position, mode value is displayed at the lastly
founded position.
NOnTE: If you run binning for Sector and PSC Type
parameters, only Mode value is displayed whichever formula
you select.
Select related parameter.
Click Related Parameter button at the left bottom of the
window to set related parameter.
Apply to All: Apply related parameter for all parameters
Related Param
selected. This option is useful when more than one
parameters are opened in a map analysis window.
NOTE: Related Param function performs only when Area
Binning is checked.
Route Binning: Perform binning based on specified bin size
along the route.
Bin Size (m): Enter bin size for route binning in the entry
field.
Create Model: Create a new model with data derived from
Route Binning. Click Select button to select parameters.
Set Binning Option Area Binning: Perform binning based on the created area.
Plot at the center of bin: Display representative value at
the center of each bin.
Include data in Area: Choose bins including data and
perform binning.
Select Area: Select area. You may select among all area
set from Manage Area window.

Bin Count: Show number of bins in the created area.

For Each Medium: Perform binning per Medium area.
OK Save setting and start binning.
Cancel Cancel setting and close Set Binning Options window.
12. Click OK.
13. Area Binning Result window appears.
The detailed description of each item in Area Binning Result window is as

follows.
Area Show name of binned area.

Parameter Show selected parameter.
Show minimum value among representative values for each
Min
bin.
Show maximum value among representative values for each
Max
bin.
Show average value among representative values for each
Avq
bin.
Total Count Show total number of representative values.
Threshold Enter threshold value by double-clicking on the entry field.
Show number of values over the threshold entered in
More Than Threshold
Threshold cell.
Show number of values under the threshold entered in
Less Than Threshold
Threshold cell.
More Than Threshold More Than Threshold/Total Count * 100
Ratio
Less Than Threshold Less Than Threshold/Total Count * 100
Ratio
Export Excel Export the binning result in xls.

14. Binned data can be found from Route Binning and Area Binning from
parameter tree of Graph, Map, Table, CDF, and PDF analysis tab.
NOTE: You may rename and delete the binned parameters under Route Binning
and Area Binning tree by right clicking the parameter and select on Rename
and Delete.
Rename and Delete binning parameter
Delta Map
Delta Map is an advanced function of Binning. See Binning.
Delta Map compares binning result in each area.
1. Open more than two (binned) parameter windows in workspace. See Open
multiple parameters.
2. Right click on the opened map analysis window, and select on Delta Map.
3. Delta Map Setting window appears.

The detailed description of each item in Delta Map Setting window is as follows.
Calculate differences between the selected parameters.

Matching location only: Calculate data in same time range
Difference from the parameters. (Formula: A – B)
Use nearest found location: Calculate data taking from
nearest time range. (Formula: A – B)
Calculate only when there are data in same time range.
Normalizing
Formula: (A – B)/(A average – B average)
Area Binning Option Perform Binning before running Delta Map function.
Select area you want to run binning.
Select Area Drop down button shows all area set from Manage Area
window.
Show number of bins in the selected area.
Bin Count The number of bins is changeable depending on Bin-X, Bin-Y
set from Manage Area window.
Bin-X, Bin-Y Change bin X and Y axis size.
Select formula for representative value for each bin. For
Sampling Function
detail, see Binning step 8.
OK Save setting and start Delta Map.
Cancel Cancel setting and close Delta Map Setting window.
4. The result of Delta Map can be found from Delta Data tree.
NOTE: You may rename and delete the parameter under Delta Data by right
clicking the parameter and select on Rename and Delete.
Rename and Delete Delta Data parameter
Create Sector Graph

Create Sector Graph allows you to find out Sectors over a specific value in a
specific area.
Create Sector Graph option appears when your key lock driver includes
CDMA/EVDO only.
1. Open parameter under Sector Scanner parameter tree.
2. Select data you want to perform Create Sector Graph function in the
opened map analysis window. See Selection Mode to change data selection

mode.
3. Right click on the map analysis window, and select Create Sector Graph. Or
click on Create Sector Graph icon in Map Tool bar.
4. Ec/Io Threshold for Sector Graph window appears.
5. Enter Ec/Io threshold in the entry field.
6. Click OK.
7. Sector Graph window with Sectors which meet En/Io threshold appears.
8. Right click on the Sector Graph window, and Sector Graph mouse menu
appears.
All options except Sector Graph Property are the same with Graph mouse menu.
See Graph mouse menu.

Sector Graph mouse menu
NOTE: Y axis in Sector Graph is set to -30 ~ 0 dB if you unselect Auto Range
from the mouse menu.
NOTE: Sector Graph Property option allows you to change display properties in
Sector Graph window.
Replay
XCAP enables you to replay data in the logging area.
You may run Replay in Graph, Table, Map, and Message analysis window
simultaneously.
1. Open parameters for Graph, Table, Map, and Message analysis type in the
workspace.
NOTE: One map parameter window should be opened to run Replay function.
2. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Replay.

3. Replay window appears.

Replay window
NOTE: You may minimize Replay window by clicking triangle shaped button
at each section. Folded Replay window helps to display parameter windows more
distinguishable.
4. Set replay options in Replay window.
The detailed information of each option is as follows.
Synchronize parameter windows in Graph, Table, Map, and

Sync. Other Windows
Message analysis type.
Synchronize Active, Candidate, Neighbor Sectors while
Sector Graph replay.
For detail, see Sector Graph below.
Set start and end time for replay.
Enter time in the entry field manually, or double-click over
data in the map analysis window and click Get button to
confirm.
Range Start: Set replay start time. Start time should be in the
actual measurement time range.
End: Set replay end time. End time should be in the actual
measurement time range.
Get: Confirm the time.
Speed Set replay speed.
Play Progression: Show replay progress status. You may select

any progress status point by mouse-clicking over the bar,

and move to prior and posterior data by pressing left/right
arrow keys on the keyboard.
Move to prior data.
Back
Activated only when replay stop or pause status.
Play Start replay.
Stop replay temporarily.
Pause
Re-click Pause button when you want to resume replay.
Stop Stop replay.
Move to posterior data.
Forward
Activated only when replay stop or pause status.
5. Click Play button to start replay.
6. Sync lines point data in each opened parameter window in accordance with
time progress.
Replay window basically shows time, longitude, latitude, value, as well as further
related items for each parameter.
Parameter windows progressing Replay

Sector Graph
You may verify the changes of Active, Candidate, and Neighbor Sector while
Replay is in progress.
1. Set items in Replay window.
2. Click Sector Graph button in Replay window.

3. Selection Model window appears.
4. Set items in Selection Model window.

The detailed description of each item is as follows.
Item Description
Select Select model you want to apply Sector Graph function.

Model Name Show model names currently opened.
Type Select technology type by pushing drop-down button.
Display Sector graphs for the selected model in each model
tabs. Max 20 model tabs can be created.
Use One Window
Use Multi Display Sector graphs for the selected model in each model
Windows window. Max 5 model windows can be created.

Item Description
5. Click OK.
6. Sector graphs for the selected models are opened.
The detailed items in Sector Graph window is as follows.

Pilot Sets Display Pilot Set Sector at the specific time.

Active Display Active Set in bar graph.
Candidate Display Candidate Set in bar graph.
Neighbor Display Neighbor Set in bar graph.
All Display all Sectors over threshold value.
Setting Set Sector Graph display property.

Ec/Io Threshold: Set Ec/Io threshold value by clicking

through the bar (10dB) or pressing left/right arrow key on
the keyboard (1dB).
Sort By EcIo: Display higher Ec/Io values from left box in
Sector History section, as well as display the values in
Active Set, Candidate Set, and Neighbor Set order.
Active Set: If select the checkbox, you may enter Active
Sectors you want to display in boxes in Sector History
section in the six entry fields above. If unselected the
checkbox, Active Sectors are displayed in time order.
Double-click on the color box to change Active Set color.
Candidate Set: Double-click on the color box to change
Candidate Set color.
Neighbor Set: Double-click on the color box to change
Neighbor Set color.
Sector History Display Active Set up to 6 Active Sector.
7. Click Play button in Replay window to synchronize with Sector Graph.

Sector Graph window is opened and shows changes of Active Set,
Candidate Set, and Neighbor Set while replay.

Replay with Sector Graph window
NOTE: The number of Sector Graphs you may display at once while replay
depends on size of log files and your PC performances.
Site Selection
This functionality makes users to select sites by dragging mouse on the Map
window. Color of the sites also could be changed by this functionality. The users
could select Site or Repeater.
Site Select all Site within the range of the user’s selection
Repeater Select all Repeater within the range of the user’s selection
The following procedure explains how to use it.
1. Select either Site or Repeater from the Site Selection of Mouse Menu on the
map.
2. Select Site or Repeater by dragging mouse.
A circle will be displayed on the selected Site or the Repeater. The will be used in
the Site Color Change functionality later on.

Export Site/Repeater
It is used after selecting each site using Site Selection function.
The following procedure explains how to use it.
1. Select a site using Site Selection.

2. After selecting a path to export, name a file to save.
3. Click Save.
Site Color Change

This program allows you to change a color of the site on the Map window. The color
could be changed from Sector Color of options of Tools in the Main menu or from
the users’ setting to unify one color.
Please see the following procedure for the detail information.
1. Click Site Selection in the Map Mouse Menu and select the site that you want
to change color.
2. Select the Site Color Change of Mouse Menu in the map. The window
appeared like below.
3. To change the color of all sites to one color, check a box for “Change All
Selectors’ Color.”
4. Select “Change Each Sector Color” to change the color of the Site in the
group of Sectors.
5. Click Apply button to perform above.
This method has the higher priority over the method of menu “Options.”
Site Line

Set Sector Coverage
This program displays the coverage area of a Sector of Site or Repeater with
various colors on a map.
Please follow the procedure below to set Sector coverage.
1. Right-click on a map window and select Site Line.

2. Select Set Sector Coverage tab, Set Sector Coverage window
appears.
3. Select Sector for Site or Repeater.
Click Check All if you want to select all Sectors, or click UnCkeck All if you
want to unselect all Sectors.
4. Select a Sector and set coverage color.

5. Click OK to display coverage area of the selected Sectors.
Set Site – Repeater Line
This program displays repeater lines on a map window.
1. Right click on a map window, and select Site Line.

2. Select Site – Repeater Line tab, Set Site – Repeater Line window
appears.
3. Select Sector for Site or Repeater.
Click Check All if you want to select all Sector, or click UnCkeck All if you
want to unselect all Sector.
4. Click OK.
The program displays lines between Site and Repeater.
Highlight Co-Sector
This program highlights Site (sector) which includes same Sector with other Site
(sector) on Map window. This function also allows you to make sure Neighbor list
of corresponding Site on Map window.
1. Right-click on Map window, and select Highlight Co-Sector.
2. Click a sector and the Map marks the sectors which include same PSC with
the corresponding sector with red color.

3. The Map also marks Neighbor List of the corresponding sector with yellow
green color.
NOTE: Neighbor List for UMTS is marked in blue color.
NOTE: If you click on UMTS and GSM sectors, the following window appears.
It means UMTS and GSM supports Inter RAT Neighbor List for each other.
4. Right-click on Map window and re-select Highlight Co-Sector. All marked

colors are returned to default.
NOTE: Coverage Line Highlight Co-Sector and Coverage Line do not work at once.
When Highlight Co-Sector is selected, coverage line cannot be drawn.
Best Server Cell Name

The program displays cell name of best server for corresponding route on a map
window.
You may use this function after importing relevant Site information.
1. Right click on a map window, and select Best Server Cell Name.
2. Select UMTS, GSM, or LTE.
3. The program performs post-processing, and displays best server cell name in
text on map window.

NOTE: This function supports for UMTS, GSM, and LTE only.
Edit Sector
Edit Sector option helps easy access to manage Site and Repeater. You may
manage each Site and Repeater respectively.
Edit Section option appears when your key lock driver includes WiBro only.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Edit Sector.
2. Edit Sector window appears.
3. Set Site and Repeater options. See Site/Repeater list.
NOTE: You may click over sector image in Edit Sector window, and move a
sector in any direction to adjust azimuth simply.

Legend Mouse Menu

You can show or hide the data that fall in the specific legend level. Right click on
the legend box on the map. Select a level to show or hide. When you hide the data
on the map the corresponding legend level is also grey out in the legend box. The
following figure is an example.
Toggle Legend
Call Result Legend Setting

This function enables users to calculate Legend statistics of each event shown in
the Viewer. Legend Setting and Statistics Setting are available here.
Legend Setting
The Legend Setting function enables users to select a sorting method between
"Sort by Value" and "Sort by Percent" for each event.
Legend Setting of Call Event

This function is also available for the Map Viewer of other parameters.

Statistics Setting
Follow the procedure below to use Statistics Setting function.
1. Select a parameter of Call Result from within in the Map Parameter Tree and
double-click or drag it into the Work Space.
2. Double-click the Legend at the bottom right in the displayed map, and then
the window appears as below.
Statistics Setting is described in detail below.

All Event All the events shown in the Map Legend appear.
Select events which are unnecessary for statistics calculation
Select events to
from the total call, and input the corresponding number of
exclude from total call
calls.
Select all Select all the events mentioned above.
Unselect all Uncheck all the selected events.
3. Click an event you want to calculate to highlight in the left pane.
4. Check events unnecessary for calculation and input corresponding numbers of
the calls respectively in the right pane.
5. If any other calls to exclude from calculation, check the User defined constant
checkbox, and input the number.
6. Click the OK button to complete the setting, and then this will be reflected to
corresponding items in the Legend.

Sample formula is shown in the top pane of the Statistics Setting tab. See the
formula to set up statistics calculation for each event.
Show Zoom Level Window

Show Zoom Level bar helps you to zoom in or out map analysis window. Show
Zoom Level bar appears in a map analysis window, and provides 13 zooming
levels.
This option is available with Smart map engine only.
1. Right click on a map analysis window, and select Show Zoom Level
Window.
2. Show Zoom Level bar appears in map analysis window.
3. Click zoom level.

Chapter 7.
Table Analysis
This chapter explains how to analyze parameters in table.
Open Parameter
To analyze parameters as table, select Table Tab in Work Bar.

When you select Table Tab, Parameter tree available for graph analysis is displayed. If a
parameter is in black or activated, it is available for table analysis. If a parameter is in
grey or inactivated, it is not available for table analysis.
Open Single Parameter Table

You can open one parameter in one table window.
Please look at the following procedure to open single parameter table.
1. Select a parameter in Table Parameter Tree.

2. Drag and drop it onto work space or double-click it.

Chapter 7. Table Analysis
3. The Parameter Table Window consists of Data Table and Statistics Table.
Please look at the following table for the detail information.
Data Table Display the data on every second as Spreads Sheet form.
Some parameters can be displayed based on event.
Statistics Table Display the total statistics data.
The statistics data includes the minimum, maximum, count,
average and standard deviation.
Open Multiple Parameter Table

You can open multiple parameters in one table window.
The following procedure explains how to open multiple parameter tables.
1. Open single parameter window. (See Open Single Parameter).
2. Drag another parameter and drop it onto the single parameter window
already open.
3. The new Parameter is added to a new column. You can add parameters as
many as you wish.
parameters of the group are displayed in one table window.
Look at the following procedure to delete a column from multiple parameter tables.
4. Right click on a column in a multiple parameter table to bring out mouse
menu.
5. Select Column Delete Menu to delete it.

Table Sorting
The program provides you with easier data sorting solution for Table analysis. Table
Sorting function filters and sorts data.
Items you may select for Table Sorting function are as follows.
Sort Ascending Sort data in ascending order.

Sort Descending Sort data in descending order.
All Unsort data.
Show data you select to be shown only.
If you select on Custom item. The following window appears.
Custom

1. Select symbol from the first row. (Symbols may differ

depending on character and number.)
2. Enter data to be filtered in the second row field. (Enter
character or number.)
Table Mouse Menu
You can change the properties of table or use the various functions for Parameter Table
Window using Table Mouse Menu.
Table Mouse Menu appears by right clicking on a table window.
Table Mouse Menu
Column Delete
You can remove a column from Multiple Parameter Table window.
The following procedure explains how to remove a column.

1. Right click on a Multiple Parameter Table window to bring out mouse menu.
2. Press Column Delete menu.
Create Correlation
Create Correlation function helps to analyze relationship between more than two
parameters.
1. Right-click on a multiple Table analysis window, and select Create

Correlation.
2. Correlation item is added under Favorite Info tree for both Table and Graph
analysis types.
3. Double-click the correlation item to open in the workspace.
4. Right-click on correlation table or graph window. Correlation mouse menu

appears.
The detailed description of each function for Correlation mouse menu is as follows.
Function Description
Copy to Clipboard Copy Table or Graph correlation window to clipboard.

Export Table or Graph correlation window to bmp, jpg, gif, report,
Export
current report.
Print Print out Table or Graph correlation window.
Auto Range Arrange Y axis into a suitable span automatically taking min/max

Function Description
values into account.

Show Data Show row data in Table or Graph correlation window.
Show line between row data in Table or Graph correlation
Show Line window. Minimum, Maximum, Average, Median, Percentile data
line can be selected.
Show information of line displayed on Table or Graph correlation
Show Line Legend
window.
Export Correlation Export count, minimum, maximum, average, stdev, median of Y
Table axis to *.xls or *.csv.
Show percentage of how many data points are in the user-
Quadrant Plot specified quadrant.
NOTE: Data at borderline is not included into calculation.
Quadrant Plot Configure threshold of X/Y axis to set scope for Quadrant Plot
Setting function.
Configure display area of Table or Graph correlation window.
Setting…
X/Y Axis: Set min/max/interval of X/Y axis.

Sampling Interval: Based on X axis, show sampling data in
each span.
Percentile Line: Show data of at user-specified percentage.
Show Y-Axis on the right: Move Y axis on the right.
5. Right-click on correlation item under Favorite Info tree, and rename or delete.
Create Favorite

following.
Create Template





Range to Sync
Table, etc.
4. The following example shows that the selected range was synchronized on
multiple parameter windows.
message windows.

Create Model
model.
Range
1. Highlight the specific range you want on a map by dragging on it.

2. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu. Select Create Model and
choose one of Range to Model or Out of Selected Range.
3. When the new model is created it is automatically loaded into XCAP.
When you create a new model XCAP also generates a new log file into the model
folder. The new model name is given automatically by XCAP. The new model name
is in the format of ”<original model name>_RM####”. ”####” is a number that
increases every time you create a new model. You can create a new model as
many as you want.
File Exporting
You can export a parameter table into an Excel or CSV file.
1. Select File Exporting of Table Mouse Menu.

2. The following File Export window will appear.

The following table describes the detail information of File Export Window.
File Name Select a file to save.

Default Path Display default save path. This Default Path can be changed
by Path Tab of Options of Tools Menu.
Include Set the range of data to save.
GPS Time Save GPS Time
GPS Save GPS coordinates. You can give
Longitude/Latit offset values to adjust GPS coordinates.
ude
Statistics Save message number.
Record
Pixel This option is activated if the log file is
Coordinates In-building log. The Pixel coordinates of
the In-building image map will be
exported with other information.
File Type Select file format, Excel, CSV or Txt.
New Line Delimiter Select a new line delimiter of CSV or Txt.
CR/LF Carriage Return/Line Feed.
LF Line Feed.
Area All Msg Save the all data in the Table.
Selected Msg Save the selected data in the Table.
Synchronized Save the highlighted data in the table by
Msg Range to Sync.
View View Exported Display the Exported File.
File
Exported Display the folder of file exported.
Folder Open
3. Press OK button to export it.
Select All
You can select all data in Parameter Table Window using Select All menu.
Please look at the following procedure to do select all.
1. Select menu Select All of Table Mouse Menu.

2. All data in the table will be selected.
Column Info
Column Info function shows information of corresponding column including log file
name, directory, parameter names, and etc.

It helps to figure out where a certain column data is included in logging file among
merged model.
1. Right-click on a column in Table analysis window, and select Column Info.
2. Column Information window appears.
The detailed description of each item in Column Information window is as follows.

Item Description
Path Save directory of model

Log File(s) Source log file of model
Selected Parameter Source log file of model
Parameter Name of parameter
3. Click OK.
Show Row Header

Show Row Header displays record number in the table.
Please follow the procedure below to do Show Row Header.
1. Select Show Row Header of Table Mouse Menu.

2. Record number will be displayed.
3. If you want to hide record number select Hide Row Header of Table Mouse
Menu.
Hide Statistics
This is used to hide the statistics in a table.
Please follow the procedure below to do Hide Statistics.

1. Select Hide Statistics of Table Mouse Menu, and the statistics is hided.
2. To show the statistics, select the Hide Statistics menu again.
Table Tree Analysis
You can use the various Table Tree Analysis, for example PSYNC Pollution, PSC Pollution,
Neighbor List Analysis, etc.
Table Tree Analysis is one of Table Tree item.
Table Tree Analysis
PSYNC Pollution-Qualcomm Tree

This shows the number of Primary Synchronization Channels whose Peak Ec/Io
value exceeds the user-defined value.
Follow the procedure below to use this function.
1. Double-click New or drag it with the mouse into the Work Space from PSYNC
Pollution of Table Tree-Qualcomm.
The total number of the detected peak values of Primary

Total
Synchronization Channels via Step 1 Search(Max 31).
The total number of cases where the Peak Ec/Io exceeds -
-15dB
15dB.

New Use this item to set another value as

2. When New is deployed to the Work Space, the following window appears.
3. Input a reference value that users want into the Threshold of Ec/Io field.
4. The new reference item will be created under PSYNC Pollution after
processing.
5. The new reference item will be deployed into Graph and Map categories and
also available.
PSC Pollution
This function enables users to obtain the number of Scrambling Codes which
exceed the user-defined value on CPICH Ec/Io Value (or RSCP).
There are two options; one is Threshold, which counts the number of PSCs that
exceed the absolute value defined by a user on CPICH Ec/Io value (or RSCP), and
the other is Difference, which counts the number of PSCs that are within the
difference when CPICH Ec/Io value (or RSCP) is compared with the Dominant PSC
value.(e.g. the number of PSCs whose difference between Dominant and the other
is within the defined reference.)
Reference Count is used for the creating a Report and determines the number of
top PSCs for pollution.
In the TCC mode and the NOKIA mode, Pilot Pollution is equivalent to this item.
Threshold
Details of Threshold window are described as below.

The total number of the detected CPICH Ec/Io(or RSCP)

Tatal
values within a second.
The total number of cases where CPICH Ec/Io value
-15dB
exceeds -15dB detected for a second.
New Use this item to set another value as reference besides

those mentioned above.

Follow the procedure to use Threshold
1. When Setting other value than -15dB as reference, double-click New or

drag it to the Work Space.
2. When New is deployed to the Work Space, the following window shall
appear.
3. Select the Reference parameter between Ec/Io and RSCP.

4. Input a reference value into the Threshold Value field, and then click the
OK button.
5. A new reference item shall be created under the Threshold folder after
processing.
6. This new reference item will be deployed in the Graph and Map
categories and be available.
7. A report will be created by clicking on Report Menu on the Popup menu.

An example of Pilot Pollution Analysis Report
Difference
Details of Difference window are described as below.

The total number of the CPICH Ec/Io value detected for a

3dB second, whose difference with CPICH Ec/Io is within 3dB shall
be displayed.
Use this item to set other values as reference besides the item
New
mentioned above.
Follow the procedure below to use Difference.
1. When Setting other value than -3dB as reference, double-click New or

drag it to the Work Space.
2. When New is deployed to the Work Space, the following window shall
appear.

3. Select the Reference parameter between Ec/Io and RSCP.

4. Input a reference value into the Difference with Maximum value field,
and then click the OK button.
5. A new reference item shall be created under the Difference folder after
processing.
6. This new reference item will be deployed in the Graph and Map
categories and be available.
A report will be created by clicking on Report Menu on the Popup menu.
Diff.&Threshold
This function is a combination of both reference of Threshold and Difference

to detect pilot pollution. See the Threshold and Difference functions for
usage details.
Neighbor List Analysis-Scanner Tree

XCAP-W simulates Neighbor List of each cell by using scanner measurement data.
Missing Neighbor information can be also provided for users by using UE
measurement data.

Neighbor List Analysis
Neighbor List Analysis is a function which provides Neighbor List of each cell
by using scanner measurement data. Dominant Scrambling Code is
considered as a reference cell of Neighbor List.
1. Double-click New under Qualcomm or NOKIA_PSC Scanner_[Scanner

Type]_Neighbor List Analysis or drag it into the Work Space.
2. After deploying into the Work Space, the following window shall appear,
and input values into each item field.
Details of each item are described below.

Input Ec/Io threshold value for measured signals.

Threshold of Ec/Io
Signals which met this threshold value shall be
among detected set
considered as neighbors.(Ec/Io[dB])
Difference with Input difference of Ec/Io value between the measured
Active Dominant signal and Dominant signal.(Ec/Io difference[dB])
Ec/Io
Consecutive Time Input time duration during which the two conditions
duration satisfied above have to be met continuously.(Second)

3. Click the OK button to complete the setting, and then new items will be
added under Neighbor List Analysis.
Missing Neighbor Analysis
Missing Neighbor Cell is analyzed based on active cells, detected cells, and
user-defined parameters. Such strong signals as unavailable for Neighbor
List will be provided for users.
1. Click New under Qualcomm or NOKIA_Pilot Set_Finding Missing

Neighbors, or drag it into the Work Space.
2. Then, the following window shall appear, and input values in each item
field.
Details of each item are described below.

Input Ec/Io threshold value for Detected Set. Detected

Threshold of Ec/Io
set which meet this threshold value will be taken into
among Detected Set
account as neighbor.(Ec/Io[dB])
Difference with Input difference between Ec/Io value of Detected set
Active dominant signal and that of Active set signal.(Ec/Io
Ec/Io difference[dB])
Consecutive Time Input the time duration during which the two conditions
duration Satisfied above have to be met continuously.(Seconds)

3. Click the OK button to complete the setting, and then new items will be
added under Finding Missing Neighbors of Table/Map/Graph.
MNSC(Missing Neighbor Scrambling Codes)ADSC(Active Dominant
Scrambling Codes)
Finding Missing Neighbors

Finding Missing Neighbors function helps you to find out detected cells not listed
in Neighbor List even with strong signal.
1. Double-click or drag and drop Finding Missing Neighbors under Beceem or

DRT Scanner tree.
2. Neighbor List Analysis window appears.
The detailed description of each item in Neighbor List Analysis window is as

follows.
Reference Parameter Select reference parameter.

For DRT, apply Reference Parameter set from main Menu bar
– Tools – Options – General – DRT Scanner Best Server.
Threshold of CINR/RSSI threshold of neighbor data

CINR/RSSI among
Neighbor
Difference with CINR/RSSI differences between serving and neighbor
Serving CINR/RSSI
Consecutive Time Time which satisfies the above two conditions
duration Satisfied
3. Set conditions in Neighbor List Analysis window to find out missing

neighbors.
4. Click OK.
5. Missing neighbor parameters are to be added under Finding Missing

Neighbors tree.

Chapter 8.
Message Analysis
This chapter explains how to analyze parameters in message.
Open Message Window
To analyze parameters as graph, select Graph Tab in Work Bar or press icon of Main
Tool Bar. When you select Message Tab, Parameter tree available for graph analysis is
displayed. If a parameter is in black or activated, it is available for message analysis. If a
parameter is in grey or inactivated, it is not available for message analysis.
Please look at the following procedure to open a message window.
1. Go to main Menu bar – Message – Logging Message.
Message parameter tree consists of Event, Statistics and Logging Message. The parameter
trees of Event and Statistics can be different according to the network system such as
CDMA, 1xRTT, EVDO, etc.
Logging Message Window

The following figure is an example of Logging Message Window.

Chapter 8. Message Analysis
Logging Message Window

Logging Message Window consists of Filter Tree Window, Number Field, All Message
View, Filtered Message View, Detail View, Hexacode View, and Bit Code Window.
Filter Tree You can display the desired message using Filter Tree. The
View organization of the Filter Tree can be different depending on Model. To
select all messages, push Select All button. To cancel the all data
selection, push UnSelect All. To filter the message, push Apply button.
To load the previous filter condition, select the Load button. To save
the current filter condition, select Save button. To hide Filter Tree
Window, push Close button.
Number Field Arrange messages by time sorting.
All Message All Message Window shows all Logging Messages.
View
Filtered Filtered Message View displays the filtered messages.
Message View
Detail View Detail View displays the detail message information when you click a
message in All Message View or Filtered Message View.

Hexcode View Hexcode View displays hexcodes of the message when you click a
message All Message View or Filtered Message View. You can copy
hexacodes into the clipboard using mouse menu – Copy All, Select
Copy.
Bit Code Display bits of selected octet in the hexacode window. It is useful
Window when hexacodes are analyzed in the format of bits. Drag the octet to
be analyzed in the hexacode window or double-click it to read the
bits.
In Detail Viewer window the user double-click data, the related hex code for the
data is synchronized as bold. This synchronization is only available to signaling
message.
Packet Message Window
Packet Message Window

Packet Message Window is consisting of four windows, Message Window, Detail
Window, Hexcode Window, and Bit Code Window. Those winnows work same as for
Logging Message Window. PPP Frame Message (An, Rm, and Um), however, is
selectable for details.

Message Mouse Menu
You can change the properties of table or use the various functions for Parameter Table
Window using Table Mouse Menu.
Table Mouse Menu appears by right clicking on a table window.
File Exporting
You can export data of Event or Statistics Window as Excel File.
Please look at the following procedure to export data.
1. Right click on it to bring out mouse menu in Event or Statistics window, select
Range To Sync Menu.
press Save button.
Synchronized Row Exporting

You can export the synchronized data with other windows.
Please follow the procedure below to export the synchronized data.
Table, etc.
4. The selected range is synchronized on multiple parameter window.
5. Right click on it to bring out mouse menu in Event window, select
Synchronized Row Exporting Menu.
press Save button.
Range to Sync
Table, etc.

message windows.
5. The following example shows that the selected range was synchronized on
multiple parameter window.
Column Setting
You can select columns of Statistics window as you want to see.
Following is the way to select columns.
1. Select Mouse Menu – Column Setting on the Statistics window.

2. You can see following window.

3. Select columns you want to see on the Statistic window. You can’t select
columns in grey color because it has no data
4. Click OK after you finished selecting columns.
Each item in the Column Setting varies depending on Statistics window.
Create Log File

This functionality will make a log file(*.drm) for the selected call in the statistics
view.

Please look at the following procedure to create a log file for a call.
1. Click on a particular call that you wish to make a log file.

Select Create Log File for Each Call from the mouse pop up menu.
Column Condition
Column Condition enables you to filter statistics data by a few of criteria of each
parameter such as Operator, Value, etc.
Please look at the following procedure to filter statistics data.
1. Select Column Condition Menu of Mouse Menu in Statistics Window.

2. The following window is displayed.
3. Select a parameter in Column Condition Window

4. Set conditions for the selected parameter.
5. Press OK button to apply.
6. All open statistics windows will be updated with the filtered parameters.
Event Filtering
You can select call events to show and hide in a Call Statistics Window.
Please look at the following procedure to do Event Filtering.
1. Right click on a Call Statistics Window to bring out mouse menu and select
Event Filtering Menu.
2. The following Event Filter Window will appear.

3. Select Events to show or hide in the FTP Call Statistics Window and Press OK
button to apply.
Call Type Filtering

Call Type Filtering function enables you to select which PS Call Type items are
displayed in PS Call Statistics window.
1. Right-click on PS Call Statistics window, and select Call Type Filtering.
2. Call Type Filter window appears.
3. Select which call types are to be displayed in PS Call Statistics window.
4. Click OK.
Create Model
model.
Range
1. Highlight the specific range you want on a map by dragging on it.

2. Right click on a graph to bring out mouse menu. Select Create Model and
choose one of Range to Model or Out of Selected Range.
3. When the new model is created it is automatically loaded into XCAP.

When you create a new model XCAP also generates a new log file into the model
folder. The new model name is given automatically by XCAP. The new model name
is in the format of ”<original model name>_RM####”. ”####” is a number that
increases every time you create a new model. You can create a new model as
many as you want.
Hide Statistics
You can show or hide statistics view in a Statistics Window.
Please look at the following procedure to hide statistics view.
1. Right click on a statistics window to bring out mouse menu and select Hide
Statistics Menu.
2. The statistics view will disappear immediately.
3. To show the statistics view again, select Show Statistics of mouse menu.
Hide Detail
You can show or hide detail view of Session information in a MS Session Statistics
Window.
Please look at the following procedure to hide detail view.
1. Right click on a MS Session Statistics window to bring out mouse menu and
select Hide Detail Menu.
2. The detail view will disappear immediately.
3. To show the detail view again, select Show Detail of mouse menu.
Message Duration Time

You could see Duration time of messages or events or both.
The following procedure explains how to use this functionality.
1. Select Message Time from statistics tree in the Message Analysis Tree or
open message Duration Time window and select Duration on the Mouse menu.
2. You will be able to see the window like below.

3. Select the messages or the events on the left field of the Select Message
Window.
4. Click in the From/To field.
5. Duration time between the messages or the events will be estimated and
displayed.
Setup Range Setting

Setup Range Setting allows you to find setup time in a separate column in PS Call
Statistics window.
1. Open a PS Call Statistics window.

2. Right click on PS Call Statistics window, and select Setup Range Setting.
3. Setup Range Setting window appears.

The detailed description of each item in Setup Range Setting window is as follows.
Select Message Select message to set setup.

From Show setup start section.
To Show setup end section.
4. Click OK.
Bookmark
You can set bookmarks on messages and go to the messages with bookmarks later
directly.
The following table describes the detail information of Bookmark.
Set Bookmark (F5) Set a bookmark on a message.

A red mark is displayed in front of the message.
Next Bookmark (F2) Move to the next bookmark.
Previous Bookmark (F3) Move to the previous bookmark.
Remove all Bookmarks Remove all bookmarks.
(F4)
The following procedure explains how to set a bookmark.

1. Select a message in All Message View.

2. Right click on it to bring out mouse menu, select Set Bookmark and Set
Bookmark or press icon of Viewer Bar.
3. Set a few of bookmarks more.
4. Press Next Bookmark or icon to find the next book mark. Press Previous
Bookmark or icon to find the previous bookmark.
5. To remove all bookmarks, select Remove All Bookmarks or icon of Viewer
Bar.
If you want to set multiple bookmarks at one time, select a few of messages in
Logging Message Window while pressing Shift or Control key and press Set
Bookmark icon.
Find
This function allows you to find the text that you want within the Message.
The following procedure describes the usage of this program.
1. Click Find of Message Mouse menu in the logging Message Window (Mouse
pointer has to be on the All Message Window or Filtered Message Window).
The following Find window will be appeared.
2. Type text in the Find String Field which you want to find. If you check the
Match Case box, then it will distinguish upper letter and lower letter.
3. Select “All Message Window” for finding it within all message and select
“Filtered Message Window” for finding it within the filtered message.
4. If you want to find it from selected message then click “Selected Message”
and for within no limited message, click “All Message.”
5. If you want to find it from bookmarked message, click “Bookmarked Range.”
6. If the string you want to find is in a sheet name, select Sheet from Move
Point. Or if the string is in contents, click Detail.
7. If you want to bookmark the found string, check Add Bookmark.
8. To find the next one, press OK button.

9. If the finding process finished, the contents will be saved in the bookmark
and user will be able to confirm it.
Depends on the search range, this process will take a lot of time. It is, therefore,
recommended narrowed the search range using the Message Filter.
Export
You can export a parameter message window into an Excel, CSV, or a plain text file.
1. Select Export of Message Mouse Menu in a parameter message window.

2. The following Message Export window will appear.
3. Set various export options.

The following table describes the detail information of Message Export Window.
Source Data Select a view to export – All Message View or Filtered Message View.
If the user selects Export menu on the Filtered Message Window, only
Filtered Message Window can be selected in Source Data combo box.
Area All Message Export all message of Source Data.
Selected Export the selected message of Source Data.
Message
Bookmarked Export the bookmarked message of Source
Message Data.
RangeSync Export messages selected by RangeSync
Message function.
Export Option Include Detail Export Detail Message.
Message

Include Hex Export Hex code.

Code
Include GPS Info Export the message with time, detail message
and Hex code at once. If the user selects this
option, The user can enter a Longitude/Latitude
directly in GPS Info.
Include Signal Export the name of signaling messages and
Summmary their hexa codes in one line as *.txt file. (This
option is activated when there are WCDMA
signaling messages.)
Select Format Select a file format, Excel, CSV and Txt.
If the exported data is exceeded the limit of save capacity, the file
saved as Excel format attaches the new sheet to current saved file. If
the file is saved as CSV format, the new CSV file is created. If the file
is saved as Text format, the Text file is not affected.
Select Detail & Hex The detail message and hexcode are saved as a
Configuration after sheet new sheet after message sheet.
Detail & Hex per The detail message and hexcode are saved in
Row with same the same column with .messages.
col.
Detail & Hex per The detail message and hexacode are saved in
Row with diff. the different column from messages.
col. If the user selects the Text format in Select
Format, this option does not activate.
View View Exported Display the exported file.
File
Exported Folder Display the folder of file exported.
Open
Destination Select a file to save.
File
4. Press OK button to export it.
While Exporting Message is executing, do NOT execute other excel files. This
will cause malfunctin of the program
Filter Tree
This program allows you to filter specific messages and show them in Filtered
Message View using Filter Tree.

Please look at the following procedure to filter messages.
1. Select Filter Tree Menu of Message Mouse Menu or press icon of Viewer
Bar.
2. The following Filter Tree View will appear.
3. Select filter items on the tree and press Apply button. The filtered messages
will be displayed in Filtered Message View.
4. Press Save button to save the current status of Filter Tree into a file. Press
Load button to load a file into Filter Tree.
5. Press Select All button to select all filter items. Press Unselect All button to
unselect all filter items.
Please look at the following procedure to how to use mouse menu of Filter Tree.
1. Right click on Filter Tree View to bring out mouse menu.

2. Press Close menu to hide Filter Tree View.
3. Press Message Property menu, the following window will appear.
4. Select a message in the tree view to set properties.

5. Select a color, size, font style and font for the message.

6. If you want to apply the current properties to all messages in the same group
( ) press Apply All.
7. Press OK to set properties.
The Filtered Message View always keeps the previous filter option. If the current
model has no previous filter option no messages in the Filtered Message View are
displayed.
Show/Hide
You can show or hide number or time fields as well as message views. The
following table describes the detail information of Show/Hide.
Show All Message Show the All Message View.

Show Filtered Message Show the Filtered Message View.
Show Detail Window Show the Detail Message View.
Show Hexcode Show the Hexcode View.
Window
Show Number Field Show the Number Field.
Show Time Field Show the year, month and day of the message.
The following procedure explains how to do Show/Hide.
1. Right click on All Message View to bring out mouse menu.

2. Select one of Show/Hide menu.
An alternative method to show or hide message views is press one of , ,
and icon of Viewer Bar.
New Filter
This program allows you to filter specific messages and show them in Filtered
Message View using New Filter Tree.
Please look at the following procedure to filter messages.
1. Select New Filter Menu of Message Mouse Menu.

2. The following New Filter Tree Window will appear.

3. Select filter items on the tree and press Apply button. The filtered messages
will be displayed in Filtered Message View.
4. Press Save button to save the current status of Filter Tree into a file. Press
Load button to load a file into Filter Tree.
5. Press Select All button to select all filter items. Press Unselect All button to
unselect all filter items.
The filtered message window displayed by New Filter function includes the detail
message window and Hexcode window. The filtered message window displayed by
New Filter function can not use the Viewer Bar of Tool Bar.
Divide Msg
You can divide messages into Forward Code and Reverse Code automatically.
Please look at the following procedure to divide messages.
1. Select Divide Msg of Message Mouse Menu.

2. Messages will be divided like the following example.
Divide Msg Example
Add to Map
You can add messages with GPS coordinates into a map.

1. Select messages in All Message View

2. Right click on All Message View to bring out mouse menu and select Add to
Map.
3. The following Add To Map window will appear.
4. Select a message view.

5. Select a message to add in Area section.
6. Press OK button to bring out Message Viewer Data Group.
7. Enter Group Name of displayed message on the Map by pushing the New in
Message Viewer Data Group Window. If the user pushes the OK after
selecting a existing Group Name, a warning dialog pops up and asks whether
the user will overwrite it or not. Press OK button to overwrite it. Press Cancel

button to cancel it. The created group can be deleted and renamed by
pushing the Delete and Rename.
8. When you enter new Group Name, the new item in the Map Parameter Tree is
added.
9. You can check the position of the message with the item of Logging
Message Data Tree on the Map Tree.
The legend of Message displayed on Map can be changed in Map Setting of
Configure Menu in Map Mouse menu.
If the user wants to compare the location for the various messages the user should
select Add to Map function separately in Filtered Message window after filtering the
desired message.
Add User Column

This program provides a column that consists of the text of Messages which you
want to find.
The following procedure describes how to use Add User Column.
1. Select Add User Column of Message Mouse menu in the logging Message
Window (Mouse pointer has to be on the All Message Window or Filtered
Message Window). The following Message Find Window will be appeared.

2. Select All Message Window in the Find Window field for finding it within all
messages and select “Filtered Message Window” for finding it within the
filtered messages.
3. Type text that you want to find in the String1 field of Find String. If you wish
to find two texts, set Operation field and type text in the String2 field.
4. If you check the Match Case box, then it will distinguish upper letter and
lower letter.
5. Select column from Column field, which consists of texts you found and it is
set from User1 to User5.
6. Press OK button and the Column field that you want to add will be added in
the All Message Window and filtered Message Window.
Show Vertical Frame

The detail message view and hexcode view are located in the right side of All
Message View. You can move them to the bottom of Logging Message Window.
Please look the following procedure to move them.
1. Right click on All Message View to bring out mouse menu and select Show
Vertical Frame.
2. The detail, hexacode view is moved to the bottom of Logging Message
Window.

Vertical Frame window
Low Throughput Setting

Low Throughput column shows throughput section which is lower than the setting
value (Throughput) and lasts over the setting time (Duration Time).
1. Open a PS Call Statistics window.
2. Right click on call statistics window, and select Low Throughput Setting.
3. Low Throughput Setting window appears.

4. Set threshold and duration time.
5. The result is shown in Low Throughput column in PS Call Statistics window.

CDF/PDF Graph
Analysis
This chapter explains how to analyze parameters in CDF/PDF graph.
Open CDF/PDF Graph
To analyze parameters as CDF/PDF graph, select CDF/PDF Tab in Work Bar. When you
select CDF/PDF Tab, Parameter tree available for CDF/PDF graph analysis is displayed. If
a parameter is in black or activated, it is available for CDF/PDF graph analysis. If a
parameter is in grey or inactivated, it is not available for CDF/PDF graph analysis.
Open Single CDF/PDF Parameter Graph

You can open one parameter in one graph window.
Please look at the following procedure to open single CDF/PDF parameter graph.
1. Select a parameter in CDF/PDF Graph Parameter Tree.

2. Drag and drop it onto Work Space or double-click it.

Single Parameter CDF/PDF Graph
Open Multiple CDF/PDF Parameter Graph

You can open multiple parameters in one graph window.
The following procedure explains how to open multiple parameter graphs.
1. Open single parameter window. (See Open Single Parameter).

2. Drag another parameter and drop it onto the single parameter window
already open.
3. The new graph is added below the first parameter Graph. You can add graphs
as many as you wish.
Multiple CDF/PDF Graph Window Open

parameters of the group are displayed in one graph window.
Look at the following procedure to delete a graph from multiple parameter graphs.
1. Right click on a graph in a multiple parameter graph to bring out mouse

menu.
2. Select Remove Graph Menu to delete it.
Open Overlay CDF/PDF Parameter Graph

You can have a few of parameters overlaid in one graph window.
Here is the procedure to how to open overlay graph.
1. Follow the procedure of opening single parameter graph.

2. Drag a new parameter and drop it onto the single parameter graph while
pressing Alt key.
3. The new parameter is overlaid on top of the old parameter like the following
graph.
Overlay CDF/PDF Graph Window

You cannot remove a parameter from overlay graph. The color of new parameter
overlaid is chosen automatically for example black, red, green, yellow, etc.
CDF/PDF Mouse Menu
You can change the properties of CDF/CDF Graph or use the various functions for CDF/PDF
Graph Window using CDF/PDF Mouse Menu. CDF/PDF Mouse Menu appears by right
clicking on a CDF/PDF graph window.

CDF/PDF Graph Mouse Menu
2D/3D Line Graph

This program can display 2D/3D Line CDF/PDF Graph.
Please look at the following procedure to draw 2D/3D Line Graph.
1. Double-click a parameter in CDF/PDF Parameter Tree or drag and drop it onto

Work Space. Or press or icon of Graph Bar.
2. A single parameter CDF/PDF window will appear. 2D line graph is default like
the following example.
3. Press 3D Line Graph of CDF/PDF Mouse Menu. The 2D line graph will be
changed to 3D Line Graph like the following example.

2D/3D Bar Graph

This program can display 2D/3D CDF/PDF Bar Graph.
Please look at the following procedure to draw 2D/3D Bar Graph.
1. Double-click a parameter in CDF/PDF Parameter Tree or drag and drop it onto

Work Space. Or press or icon of Graph Bar.
2. A single parameter CDF/PDF window will appear. 2D line graph is default.
Select 3D Bar Graph of CDF/PDF Mouse Menu to change the current CDF/PDF
into 3D bar graph. Look at the following example.
3. Select 2D Bar Graph of CDF/PDF Mouse Menu to change the current CDF/PDF
graph into 2D bar graph. Look at the following example.
You can change the properties of CDF/PDF Graph in CDF/PDF tab of Options of
Tools Menu.

CDF/PDF Line -> Bar

You can easily change CDF/PDF graph type from Line to Bar or Bar to Line.
Follow the procedure to change CDF/PDF Graph type.
1. Right click on it to bring out mouse menu and select CDF/PDF Line -> Bar.
2. When you select CDF/PDF Line -> Bar, the CDF/PDF Graph is changed to Bar
Graph.
CDF/PDF & Stats.

CDF/PDF & Stats. option analyzes CDF and PDF for one parameter simultaneously
in one CDF/PDF graph analysis window.
1. Right click on a CDF/PDF Graph analysis window, and select CDF/PDF & Stats.
CDF/PDF & Stats. window
CDF is displayed in 2D line graph, and PDF is displayed in 2D bar graph. Also,
statistics information is shown in table in CDf/PDF & Stats. window.
Remove Graph
You can remove a graph from Multiple CDF/PDF Parameter Graph Window.
The following procedure explains how to remove a graph.

1. Right click on a Multiple CDF/PDF Parameter Graph Window to bring out

mouse menu.
2. Press Remove Graph menu.
This function is available only for a multiple parameter graph window.
Create Template





Create Favorite

following.
Copy to Clipboard
You can copy the current window using Copy to Clipboard menu.
To use Copy to Clipboard menu, select the Copy to Clipboard menu on Graph Bar or
Graph Mouse Menu and click the desired window.
Export
You can export a CDF/PDF graph into a graphic file such as JPG, BMP, GIF, excel or
power point file.
The following table describes the detail information of export function.
to BMP/JPG/GIF Export a CDF/PDF graph to BMP, JPG and GIF file.

To Report Export a CDF/PDF graph to Excel or PowerPoint file.
Export a CDF/PDF graph to an existing excel or power point file.
To Current Report
The new sheet or new slide will be added into the existing file.
Here is the procedure to export it.

2. Select Export and choose one of ’to BMP’, ’to JPG’, ’to GIF’, ’to Report’ and ’to
Current Report’.
press Save button.
4. After pressing Save button, the message box selecting the open of saved file
or folder is appeared.
5. Select the open option or press Close button.

Print
You can print out a CDF/PDF graph.
The following table explains the detail information of print menu.
Print Page Set the properties of Print Page.

Setting Page Set the margin of Top, Left, Bottom and Right.
Margin
Option Enter title, header and footer.
Change Select font, style, size, etc.
Font
Set as Reset as default value.
default
Print Print a CDF/PDF graph.
Please look at the following procedure to print it.

2. Select Print menu and choose Page Setting menu.
3. Set page Margin, Title, Print Header/Footer and Font of the graph to print and
press OK button.
4. If you want to preview print page, select Preview of mouse menu.
5. Press Print menu of mouse menu to print it out.
Setting
You can set the properties of CDF/PDF Graph.
Please look at the following procedure to modify the properties of CDF/PDF graph.
1. Select Setting of CDF/PDF Mouse Menu.

2. The following CDF/PDF Setting window will appear.

3. Modify the properties of CDF/PDF Setting Window. The following table

describes the detail information of CDF/PDF Setting window.
Data Setting Set the properties of X axis.

Set X Axis as Enter interval value of tick marks on X axis
Same Interval with a user defined value.
Set X Axis as Map Enter values of tick marks on X axis with the
Legend level values of map legend.
Set X Axis as Enter values of tick marks on X axis with user
User Defined defined level values. Press Setting button to
Range enter level values.
Display Setting Set Title, X axis range and Y axis range.
Title Enter title of the CDF/PDF Graph. Default title
is the name of the parameter.
X-Axis Range Enter min/max value of X axis. This option is
available only when you select Set X Axis as
Same Interval.
Grid Interval Set grid interval.
Y-Axis Range Enter min/max value of Y axis.
Reverse X-Axis Reverse the direction of X axis.
Apply Apply the current setting to the current CDF/PDF Graph.
OK Apply the current setting and close the window.
Cancel Cancel the current setting and close the window.
When you select Set X Axis as User Defined Range of Data Setting section in
CDF/PDF Setting Window, the following Range Setting Window will appear.

Range Setting Window

The following table describes the detail information of Range Setting Window.
Min Enter the minimum value of X axis.

Max Enter the maximum value of X axis.
Edit Edit Min and Max value.
Add Add Min and Max value
Delete Delete X axis range.
Delete All Delete all X axis range.
OK Apply the setting.
Cancel Cancel the setting.
When you push Data Info button in CDF/PDF Setting Window, Data Info View is
displayed in the right section of CDF/PDF Setting Window. The following tables
describe the detail information Data Info View.
Select Graph Select a CDF/PDF graph to show the data range.

Range Display the data range and the statistics for the Graph.
Percent Change the statistics to the percent (%).
Export Save the statistics.
Value -> Percent Change the data from Value to Percent.
Percent -> Value Change the data from Percent to Value.
Value Display the result of Value -> Percent.
Percent Display the result of Percent -> Value.
Apply Apply Value -> Percent or Percent -> Value.
4. When you have finished with setting the options press Apply or OK button.
5. Press Cancel button to cancel the setting.

Show Legend
You can show or hide legend on a CDF/PDF window.
1. Right click on a CDF/PDF to pop up mouse menu and select Show Legend.
2. A legend box will appear in the right side of the CDF/PDF like following
example.
3. Show Legend is a toggle menu. If you want to remove the legend select the
menu again. The legend will be removed.

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Key functions and features ..........................................................................2

System requirements ..................................................................................3

Key lock driver ............................................................................................4

Graphic User Interface .........................................................................5

Tool bar .......................................................................................................9

Main tool bar ........................................................................................... 9

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Map bar ................................................................................................ 11

Viewer bar ............................................................................................. 13

Work bar ................................................................................................... 14

Workspace list manager .......................................................................... 15

Basic Operation .................................................................................. 17

New model window ................................................................................. 18

Rx Power Offset ..................................................................................... 22

Model open ................................................................................................ 24

Model open in File menu .......................................................................... 24

Model open from Work bar....................................................................... 25

Parameter selection .................................................................................. 26

Display Manager ........................................................................................ 26

Map Manager ............................................................................................. 27

MapX engine .......................................................................................... 27

MIF engine ............................................................................................ 29

Site Manager ............................................................................................. 30

Site Manager selection ............................................................................ 31

Site Manager window .............................................................................. 31

Export to KML ............................................................................................ 38

Sync function ............................................................................................ 39

Create Report ............................................................................................ 39

Report List ............................................................................................. 41

Select List ............................................................................................. 55

Auto reporting ........................................................................................... 57

Coverage info ............................................................................................ 61

Work Space ............................................................................................... 63

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Import data ............................................................................................... 65

Import Tektronix .................................................................................... 68

Import Ethereal ...................................................................................... 68

Legend setting ....................................................................................... 68

Longitude/Latitude setting ....................................................................... 68

Options setting .......................................................................................... 69

Map Property ......................................................................................... 73

Map Items ............................................................................................. 75

Graph Analysis ................................................................................... 91

Open single parameter graph ................................................................... 91

Open multiple parameter graph ................................................................ 92

Open Overlay parameter graph ................................................................ 93

Graph mouse menu ................................................................................... 94

Copy to Clipboard ................................................................................. 100

Print .................................................................................................. 101

Remove Graph ..................................................................................... 101

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Range to Time...................................................................................... 102

Create Template ................................................................................... 103

Create Favorite .................................................................................... 104

Create Sector Graph ............................................................................. 104

Create Model ....................................................................................... 107

Show Legend ....................................................................................... 107