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PILOT WALKTOUR OPERATION GUIDE

V3.8 (IPHONE)

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Test Procedure

• Call Test—Outdoor Test

• FTP Download—Indoor Test

• Parallel Test

Service Test (Examples)

Other Features

FAQ

Contents


Pilot Walktour is a commercial phone-based air interface measurement software.

Overview

Technology Service Test Data Processing

GSM/CDMA/TDSCDMA/

WCDMA/LTE

Call/MOS/FTP/HTTP/Ping/E

mail/CSFB

Supported terminals:

iPhone5s/iPhone6/iPhone6

Plus Pilot Fleet Unify

Pilot Pioneer

Expert


Interaction with

Pilot Fleet UnifyMap InformationTest Information

Start Pilot Walktour

In-built Management

Create a test plan

Select a test scenario

Start test

Display information

Data management Data statistics

Event/Message (including L3

decoding)/TCP/IP/Parameters/Data/Graph

Settings

Post Processing

Test Process

Data replay

Test Procedure

End test

Select a test service

CSFB analysis


Tap the Walktour icon

to start Pilot Walktour.

Main Interface

The main interface consists of Auto Test, Manual, MultiTest. Users may tap About to view the software version or tap Exit to exit Pilot

Walktour.


Tap Manual on the main interface.

Manual Test

1. Task: to create or change a service test plan

2. Start: to start a service test after settings

3. Info: to view test information during service tests

4. Data: to view or manage recorded test data

5. Statistics: to generate statistics and reports on test

data

6. Settings: to configure the settings for service tests

7. Time: to synchronize time on two or multiple

devices

8. Playback: to replay recorded test data files

9. CSFB Analysis: to view detailed CSFB analysis

information and generate associated reports


1. Auto analysis: Users may enable Auto Analysis and Tip/Auto GoOrNogo and Tip as required. This way, the software will conduct corresponding

auto analysis after the service test is completed.

2. Chart settings: Users may set parameters and colors to be displayed on the chart.

3. Airplane mode: Users may set whether to enable the Airplane mode. If this function is enabled, the airplane mode on the phone will be automatically

enabled and disabled every time before a test.

4. Alarm Settings: Users may set the alarm types, customize events, set conditions for event trigger, and customize alarm modes (e.g. audio alarm,

show event icons on map or chart window) as required.

Chart Settings Alarm Settings

Settings—Chart/Alarm/Auto Analysis

Auto Analysis Airplane Mode


1. Tap Settings > Data Upload Settings.

2. Set data upload network.

3. Set server information.

• Fleet: Users need to select the corresponding protocol, and register the device on Pilot

Fleet Unify server.

• FTP: The username and password must be available.

Settings—Data Upload

Handset

Pilot Fleet UnifyDeliver tasks and

download maps

Upload data


Handset

Pilot Fleet UnifyDeliver tasks and

download maps

Upload data

1. Log in to Pilot Fleet Unify via the IE browser on a PC and register the device on Pilot Fleet Unify.

2. On Pilot Fleet Unify, choose Device Management > Add > Walktour.

3. In the window that is displayed, set required information, such as Group, Subgroup, Device ID, Device Name, Phone

Model, and IMEI.

4. Set correct information for Network Type and Device Model, and then click Save.

Settings—Register Devices on Pilot Fleet Unify


1. Tap Info > Map > Settings.

2. Tap Default Map to enter the Map Settings window.

3. Select Indoor Maps, Offline Maps or Online Maps as required.

Settings—Select Maps


1. Copy and paste the offline map package into the path: var/mobile/Documents/ walktour/map/offline.

2. Tap Settings > Default Map, and select Offline Map.

3. Tap the Load button on the Map window to load the offline map package, corresponding base station and drive

routes.

Settings—Load Offline Maps/Base Station


1. Tap Settings > Info, tap Load, and select Indoor Maps.

2. Tap the icon on the Province_City window, enter province and city name, and then tap Save.

3. Add building, floor, and map information, and then import an indoor map (photos or iBWave) saved on the

phone. Supported indoor map formats are:

• Photo: *.jpg, *.png, *.bmp

• iBWave: .*tab

Settings—Indoor Test

Add Province and city Add buildings Add floors Add maps


1. Tap Manual > Info > Parameter > Settings to select a network technology and parameters to display. Users

may:

• Tap Add to add a parameter to display

• Tap the icon beside a parameter to delete the parameter.

• Tap Reset to restore the default settings.

Settings—Custom Parameters


Customize Workspaces

Tap Settings > Customize

Workspaces to set the workspaces

that need to be displayed.

Time Synchronization

Tap Manual > Time to enter the Time

Synchronization window to synchronize the

system time between the MO and MT handsets.

Users need to enable the MO-MT function on the

handsets.

Data Storage Format

Tap Settings > Data Storage Format

to set data storage format, TCP/IP

sniffer modes, and data partition

modes.

Other Settings


Create and select a test task Select a test scenario Start test

1. Tap Manual > Task, tap New, and select a service test template as required

2. Configure the service test template, and return to Task list to select the configured task.

3. Tap Start, select a test scenario (Outdoor, Indoor), tap OK to start the service test.

Start Test


View Test Information

Tap Manual > Info to view various information by tapping the buttons at the bottom of window, including Map, Event,

Data, Statistics, Parameter, Video, and Chart.


Slide screen Tap a message or

TCP/IP recordSwitch windows

View Test Information

Tap Manual > Info > Event, slide screen to the right for the Message window display, in order to view decoded

messages or TCP/IP information. Users may select an event to view detailed information.


Freeze Screen and Add Label to Events

Tap Manual > Info > Event.

• Tap Freeze so that events and messages will pause on the current time stamp. Newly incoming events and

messages will not be displayed on screen, but will be saved in the background.

• Tap Settings to enter the Setting Event window, where users may set messages or events to be displayed.

• Tap Label to add labels to events as required.

Freeze Screen Settings Label


1. To pause the test, click the Pause button in the Manual main menu.

2. Once all test tasks have been completed, Pilot Walktour will automatically stop the test.

3. Once the test has ended, users may:

• Generate statistics for the service test

• Upload test data to Pilot Fleet Unify server or download test data to the PC.

• Process test data on Pilot Pioneer Expert or Pilot Fleet Unify.

End Test and Data Post-processing

Pause test Statistics


Test Procedure



• Parallel Test


Other Features

FAQ

Contents


1. Enable Bluetooth on both handsets or make sure both handset access to the same LAN.

2. On both handsets, tap Manual > Time to enter the Time Synchronization window.

3. On either handset, tap Broadcast Device Information, and set the time on the device as the reference time.

4. Tap the other handset's name in the search result, and then tap Accept on the handset on which Broadcast Device Information is

enabled to accept the connection request.

5. Once connection is successful, tap Request Server Time on either handset to synchronize time.

Call Test (Outdoor Test)—Time Synchronization


1. Tap Manual > Task > New to create a new task (take MOC/MTC as an example)

2. Set information for MOC and MTC based on the actual situation.

3. Tap the back icon and tap Save.

For MO-MT test, time synchronization is required.

Call Test (Outdoor Test)—New Task

Create a taskSave the task


1. In the Task window, select MOC or MTC, and return to the main menu.

2. Tap Info > Map > Settings > Default Map, and select Online Maps.

3. Tap Start on the main menu, select Outdoor, enable GPS, and enter information for Test Site, Tester,

Loops, etc.

4. Tap OK to start the test.

Call Test (Outdoor Test)—Select Test Scenario


Turn to the Map window. If GPS function is normal, the online map will be automatically loaded and pinpoints will be marked on the map.

Use two fingers to press on the map window and slide to zoom in and out the map. Use one finger to press on the map and slide to move the map.

Tap Settings to set the parameters to be displayed on the Map window.

Tap Clear to delete base stations, map, or test routes.

The entire process of call test is recorded on the Event window; the message flow and L3 message decoding information is recorded on the Message window.

Call Test (Outdoor Test)—Tips


1. Tap Manual > Task.

2. Tap New, and select FTP Download to create a new FTP Download task template.

3. Enter required information such as the FTP server information for the template.

4. Tap the back icon on the left upper corner, and tap Save.

FTP Download (Indoor Test) —New Task


1. In the Task window, select the added task template FTP Download from the list, and tap the back icon to return to the

main menu.

2. Tap Info > Map > Settings > Default Map, select Indoor Maps.

3. Tap Start, select Indoor, enter required information (e.g. Test Site, Tester, Loops, etc.), and then tap Building and Floor

to load a building and floor map.


FTP Download (Indoor Test) — Select Test Scenario


On the Map window, tap Pinpoint to pinpoint a predefined test route or start a test with pinpoints; the test route is saved automatically.

Use two fingers to press on the map and slide to zoom in and out the map; use one finger to press on the map and slide to move the map.

Tap Settings to set the parameters to be displayed on the Map window.

Tap Clear to delete map or test routes.

Tap Load to load an indoor map.

The FTP download process is recorded on the Event window; the real-time download rate is recorded on the Data window.

FTP Download (Indoor Test) -Tips


1. Tap Info > Map > Settings, and enable Point Adjustment.

2. The pinpoint adjustment tool will appear when conducting pinpointing on the Map window. The respective points

are adjusted by using the four keys (up, down, left, right) and confirmed by tapping the central key. See the

figures below:

FTP Download (Indoor Test) -Tips


1. Tap Task> New, and select Parallel Service to create a template.

2. Under Multi Service List, tap New or Import to add multiple test tasks.

• Import: add existing tasks from the task list into the Multi Service List.

• New: create new tasks and add them to the Multi Service List.

3. Once the tasks have been added, click the back icon and then tap Save.

Parallel Test (Indoor Test) —New Task

Parallel service test is used to test

multiple services simultaneously. Users

can select voice and data services into

Parallel Service templates.


1. In the Task window, select the added Parallel Service task template from the list, and tap the back icon to return to the

main menu.

2. Tap Info > Map > Settings > Default Map, and select Indoor Maps.

3. Tap Start, select Indoor, enter required information (e.g. Test Site, Tester, Loops, etc.), and then tap Building and

Floor to load a building and floor map.


Select building and floor where the test

is conducted.

Parallel Test — Select Test Scenario


On the Map window, tap Pinpoint to pinpoint a predefined test route or start a test with pinpoints; the test route is saved

automatically.

Use two fingers to press on the map and slide to zoom in and out the map; use one finger to press on the map and slide to move the

map.

Tap Settings to set the parameters to be displayed on the Map

window.

Tap Clear to delete map or test routes.

Tap Load to load an indoor map.

Parallel Test—Tips


Test Procedure



• Parallel Test


Other Features

FAQ

Contents


Based on the instructions introduced previously, users can also configure more test templates, including Idle, Ping, HTTP Page,

HTTP Download, HTTP Upload, WAP Page, WAP Download, Email, SpeedTest, Video Play, Facebook, Multi FTP, Traceroute,

SMS, and PBM. The figure below shows the task template for HTTP Page, HTTP Download, and Video Play.

Configure Other Tasks (1)

Video Play service test support multiple service type,

including Youku, Youtube, ifeng, sohu, iqiyi, and

Facebook.


Tap this button to move test tasks in the preferred order.

Tap these buttons to save and import projects.

Test Task Management


1. Make sure the test device has been added into Pilot Fleet Unify, and that the test task has been configured.

2. In the main menu, tap Auto Test, select Fleet as the protocol type, and set the server IP and port.

3. Tap Manually Update on the right upper corner, so that Pilot Walktour can download the test task from Pilot Fleet Unify.

4. In Auto test mode, Pilot Walktour will automatically start testing once the test task has been downloaded.

Auto Test— Overview


1. In Manual, tap Statistics.

2. Select a data page, and tap Statistics at the left lower corner to enter the data management window. See Figure 1.

3. Select single or multiple data logs, tap Statistics at the bottom right corner to view statistics information. See Figure 2.

4. Tap a result record (e.g. Call Success Rate) to view detailed information. See Figure 3 and Figure 4.

Statistics—By File

Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4


1. Tap Statistics on the Manual main interface, tap the settings icon , and select Go or No-go.

2. Select a parameter, and enter a threshold for the selected parameter. If the statistics result is outside the defined

parameter threshold, the result will be highlighted.

Statistics— GO or NO-go Settings


1. Tap Statistics > Report.

2. Tap Export to export and view the statistics information of the current files. See Figure 2.

3. Tap a statistics template (e.g. FTP) on the Report Files window, select data files as required on the window that appears (see Figure 4),

and then tap Statistics at the bottom right corner of the window (see Figure 4) to view corresponding report information. See Figure 5.

Statistics—Export Reports

View InformationFigure 1 Figure 2Figure 3 Figure 4

Figure 5


1. Tap Settings > CSFB Analysis, and enable Auto Analysis and Tip.

2. After CSFB test, the CSFB analysis window will be automatically displayed.

• Tap the grey circle in the middle to display all CSFB results.

• Tap the failure percentage rectangle under the grey circle to display the summary of the events.

• Tap any event to expand the detailed call information, including failure reasons, related fallback frequency, originating network, etc.

3. Users may tap Select File on the upper right corner of CSFB Analysis window to select data files that requires CSFB analysis.

CSFB Analysis


1. Tap Playback to enter the Select File window. Select data files to be played, and tap OK. The playback control bar that can

be moved up or down as displayed.

2. Users may pause, play forward/backward, and step forward/backward as required.

3. Data file information can be synchronized to different windows (such Event, Message, Map, Parameter, and Meter Gauge

windows) during data file replay.

Data Replay


Once the test is completed, the test data can be copied to a PC. Users may tap Manual > Data to delete or upload data

files.

• Delete data: Select a data log and tap the Delete button at the bottom.

• Upload: Select a data log and tap the Upload button at the bottom.

Data Management—Delete and Upload Data Files


Users may tap Manual > Data to search or filter data as required.

• Filter: Tap Filter, and select Time, Task, Status, or Network to filter data files as required.

• Search: Tap Search, and enter exception keywords (e.g. Ping Failure) to search data files that include the defined exceptions.

• Filter Exceeded: Tap Filter Exceeded, define a condition, and tap OK to hide data files which test duration is less than the

defined value (e.g. 3 minutes).

• Display: Tap Display, and set File Display Mode and Display Option to display information as required.

Data Management—Search and Filter Data Files

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Filter Search Filter Exceeded Display


On the Data Management window, users may:

• Tap a data file in the Data Management window, and select Properties to view the data properties (e.g. upload status, test duration) or

test plans as required

• Tap Display, and select Display Exception Count. Tap a data file, and select Exceptions to view corresponding information.

• Tap Display, and select Display Go or No-Go. Tap a data file, and select Go or Nogo to view corresponding information.

Data Management—View Data Information

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1. Tap Settings > Data Storage Format to set TCP/IP sniffer modes under TCP/IP COLLECTION MODE.

• All: to sniff the entire data.

• Header Only: to sniff only the frame header and the last ten bytes of each data packet for all services.

• Optimized: to sniff the entire protocol part and the first data packet for FTP and PBM service tests.

2. Users may tap Settings > TCP/IP Filter Settings to select which protocol packets will be sniffed. User may maintain the default settings.

3. After settings, enable TCP/IP on the Start Test window.

TCP/IP Sniffer


Test Procedure



• Parallel Test


Other Features

FAQ

Contents


Data files can be exported from the test device to a PC by using the tools below:

iTool

Sync Assistant

iSpirit

iFunBox

iPhoneBrowser

……

Back up Test Data


Import a Map into the iPhone Photo Album

1. Connect the iPhone to a PC via cables.

2. Open iTunes on a PC.

3. Select the test iPhone in the DEVICES column.

4. Select Photos.

5. Select Sync Photos from…

6. Select the location folder for maps in the iPhone.

7. Tap Apply.

8. Wait until the synchronization completes, and maps will be available in the iPhone

Photo Album.

Import Map

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