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1. Supported with limited set of handsets and may require NMR installed to test handset2. For primary and secondary serving cells

Smartphone Selection Options for Nemo Outdoor

Nemo Outdoor from Keysight Technologies, Inc. allows operators to test and verify the capacity of LTE-A wireless networks using smartphones. Nemo Outdoor offers a broad range of testing options and support for all the newest technologies. This selection guide compares Qualcomm and Samsung Shannon 333/335/355 based terminals.

How to use this guideParameters highlighted with italics are not supported by Samsung Shannon chipset.

Parameters highlighted with bold are not supported by Qualcomm chipset.

For more information on individual smartphone see: Nemo Outdoor Qualcomm-Based Terminals, Data Sheet, 5992-2035EN or Nemo Outdoor Samsung Chipset-Based Terminals, Data Sheet, 5992-2034EN. Supported parameters depend on the ICD version. This data sheet presents the latest ICD in use.

Forcing featuresForcing features vary depending on device model and firmware version. Please see individual terminal data sheets for detailed information about the available forcing features per device.

– The following forcing features are supported with diagnostics version 5.13 without NMR

– Forcing: RAT, BAND, Channel (LTE, UMTS, GSM), Cell lock (LTE, UMTS)

– System lock (requires NMR with Samsung Shannon) – Band lock (GSM, WCDMA, LTE) (requires NMR with Samsung

Shannon) – Enabling/disabling terminal radio – Sending and logging custom AT commands and responses – GSM channel lock1

– Setting preferred channel (UMTS)1

– UMTS channel and scrambling code lock1

– LTE channel and PCI lock1

Application protocols – ICMP ping – Ping trace route testing – FTP (multi-thread, download/upload) – SFTP – HTTP/S (multi-thread, download/upload) – HTTP/S browsing including content encoding – HTTP streaming (YouTube)

– Iperf service testing (for TCP and UDP) – SMTP/S, POP3/S, and IMAP/S protocols (for email testing) – SMS/ IMS SMS testing – MMS testing – RTSP streaming – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram (selected functionality),

Dropbox

LTE

Cell measurement (for each cell) – Cell type (serving, secondary serving, listed, detected) – Cell frame timing – Cell frame offset – Band – Channel number (EARFCN) – Physical cell identity – RSSI – RSRP – RSRQ – RSRP, RSRQ, RSSI, cell frame timing, and cell frame offset

per antenna port (not available with SS 333) – Pathloss (not available with SS 333) – Inter-system cell measurements – Two cell uplink carrier aggregation – Carrier aggregation with four carriers – Logging LTE inter-system neighbor cell list

Physical channel information – PDSCH throughput2

– PDSCH throughput per codeword2

– PDSCH throughput per PRB2

– PDSCH BLER2

– PDSCH BLER per codeword2

– PDSCH block rate2

– PBCH block rate – PBCH BLER – Timing advance – PUSCH throughput – PUSCH TX power – PUSCH TX power headroom (not available with SS 333) – PUCCH TX power – TX power PUSCH adjustment – TX power PUCCH adjustment – PUSCH TPC – PUCCH TPC – SNR2

– SNR per antenna2

– Control format indicator (CFI) – PDCCH format – LTE SRS power (not available with SS 333)


Link adaptation (for primary and secondary serving cells, reported values are distributions over the reporting period)

– PDSCH rank – PDSCH modulation and MCS per codeword – PDSCH PRB allocation – PDSCH DTX TTIs – PUSCH rank – PUSCH modulation and MCS – PUSCH PRB allocation – PUSCH DTX TTIs – PDSCH and PUSCH DTX percentage parameter – PRB utilization UL/DL – PRB utilization per index – LTE precoding matrix indicator (PMI) – Average and maximum transport block size

Current cell information – Physical cell identity1

– Physical layer identity1

– Cell specific frequency shift1

– Channel number (EARFCN)1 – Uplink EARFCN – Cell ID – Tracking area code – Mobile country code – Mobile network code – MME group ID – MME code – M-TMSI – Cell bandwidth1 – Maximum allowed TX power – Transmission mode1

– Detected downlink antenna ports1

– Service status – TDD UL/DL configuration1 – TDD special subframe configuration – Cyclic prefix1

– Automatic neighbor relations (ANR) CGI reporting – C-RNTI – Number of secondary serving cells – Secondary serving cell activity state

CQI (for primary and secondary serving cells) – Wideband CQI per codeword – Subband CQI per codeword – Requested rank – CQI per subband – Periodic and aperiodic CQI reporting mode – Requested throughput

RACH parameters – RACH type – Reason – Preamble ID – RACH result – RACH access delay – Maximum allowed preambles – Preamble step size – Number of transmitted preambles – Number of received preamble responses (success and

backoff cases separated) – Number of contention resolution failures – Preamble initial TX power – RACH logical root sequence index – RA-RNTI – RACH response window size – RACH timing advance

Mobility parameters – Cell reselections events – Handover events (attempt/success/failure) – Handover type – Tracking area update events (attempt/success/ failure) – Tracking area update events (attempt/success/ failure) – Tracking area update type – Tracking area update failure cause – Handover duration – Handover time – Handover U-plane interruption time – Handover to preamble time – LTE intra and inter-RAT cell reselection U-plane interruption time

Radio resource connections – RRC connection attempts – RRC establishment cause – RRC connection success/ failures – Number of RRC connection requests before RRC connection – Number of RRC connection requests before abort – RRC rejection status – RRC connection release – RRC connection release status – RRC connection release cause – RRC re-establishment status – RRC re-establishment cause – LTE measurement events A1-A6 and B1-B2

MAC (for primary and secondary serving cells) – MAC downlink and uplink throughput – MAC downlink and uplink block rate – MAC downlink BLER (total, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd+ retransmission

BLER) – MAC uplink retransmission rate (total, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd+

retransmission rates) – MAC downlink and uplink residual BLER – MAC downlink and uplink new block count1. For primary and secondary serving cells


RLC/PDCP – RLC downlink throughput – RLC downlink throughput per RB – RLC uplink throughput – RLC uplink throughput per RB – RLC downlink BLER – RLC downlink BLER per RB – RLC uplink retransmission rate – RLC uplink retransmission rate per RB – PDCP downlink throughput – PDCP downlink throughput per RB – PDCP uplink throughput – PDCP uplink throughput per RB

Upper layers – RRC signaling – NAS signaling – LTE EPS bearer events – RRC state – EMM state and substate parameters

VoLTE information – Talk rate

Ratio of talk and silence frames – Dequeue underflow

Number of audio frames that have not been available in de-jitter buffer during playback

– Consecutive dequeue underflow Longest consecutive missed audio frames during playback

– Queue size (talk) – Queue size (silence) – Frame delay (talk)

Maximum time in de-jitter buffer – Frame delay (silence)

Maximum time in de-jitter buffer – AMR rate

RTP signaling messagesWith Samsung Shannon, RTP signaling messages are only logged for VoWiFi/ViLTE video and ViWiFi audio and video packets. Not available for audio packets sent over LTE network.

– Direction (DL/ UL) – Message name – Message sequence number – Message data

RTP packet information – Jitter – RTP inter arrival jitter based on RFC 3550 subclause 6.4.1 – RTP Number of lost packets based on sequence number

before de-jitter buffer – IAT DL

RTP inter-arrival time downlink. Maximum time between RTP packets)

– RTP DL/UL bytes RTP DL/UL packets

SIP registration events – Attempt – Failure with cause code – Completed – Deregistered

IMS SIP signaling messages – Direction (DL/ UL) – Message name – Message data

eMBMS – MBMS information – MBMS service MCC – MBMS service MNC – MBMS service ID – MBVMS session ID – MBSFN area ID – MBMS data MCS – MBMS service state (eMBMS bearer activation/deactivation) – Physical channel throughput information – PMCH throughput – PMCH SNR – MAC layer throughput broadcast information – MCH throughput – MCH block rate – MCH BLER % – RLC layer throughput broadcast information – MTCH throughput – Number of MBMS radio bearers – MBSFN area ID per MRB – PMCH ID per MRB – MTCH throughput per MRB – MTCH block rate per MRB

VoLTE, ViLTE, VoWiFi, and ViWiFi information – AMR rate – ROHC IP header compression statistics


WCDMA

Serving cell information – Cellular system – Channel number for primary and secondary channels – Service information – Cell ID – RAC, MCC – MNC, LAC

AMR information – AMR link quality estimation – AMR mode UL/DL (not available with SS 333) – AMR initial codec mode – # of active codecs – AMR coders – AMR codec mode information in UMTS – AMR channel type

WCDMA signaling messages – Layer 3 – RRC messages – RLC messages – Logical subchannels for all messages

RACH parameters – Random access maximum preamble count – Random access preamble count – Random access preamble step – Random access message TX power – UL interference level

RLC – RLC uplink throughput – RLC downlink throughput – RLC uplink retransmission rate – Number of RBs – RB ID – RLC uplink throughput per RB – RLC downlink throughput per RB – RLC uplink retransmission rate per RB

HSDPA parameters – HSDPA UE category – Current HSDPA serving scrambling code – Number of allocated HS-SCCH channelization codes – Distribution of used modulation scheme, effective coding, TB

size, and HS-DSCH allocation – Distribution of reported CQIs – MAC-hs bit and block throughput for primary and secondary

channels – MAC-hs BLER for primary and secondary channels

– MAC-hs retransmission rate (for first, second, and remaining attempts separately) for primary and secondary channels

– MAC-hs redundant retransmission rate for primary and secondary channels

– MAC-hs residual block error rate for primary and secondary channels

– HSDPA measurement power offset – HARQ process usage – HS-SCCH usage – ACK/NACK and CQI reporting configuration – HS-PDSCH throughput – HS-PDSCH scheduled throughput – Retransmission rate per TB size – HSDPA DTX percentage

HSUPA parameters – HSUPA UE category – TTI – Primary and secondary E-RNTI – Rate matching mode – E-DCH active set – E-TFC selection reason – Distribution of used E-TFCI, TB size, SF and channelization

codes, and retransmission rates (E-TFCI not available with SS 333)

– Happy bit status (not available with SS 333) – E-DPDCH throughput – MAC-e retransmission rates (for first, second and remaining

attempts separately) – Absolute grant, index, power, scope and selector – Serving grant distribution (index and serving grant power) – ACK/NACK status per RLS – Relative grant commands per RLS – Average serving grant per E-TFCI – E-RNTI selector – Scheduling information – Granted throughput – MAC-e throughput (not available with SS 333)

HSPA+/MIMO/dual cell parameters – Cell type (primary/secondary) – HS-SCCH type for primary and secondary channels – 64QAM modulation information for primary and secondary

channels (enabled or disabled) – MIMO status for primary and secondary channels (enabled or

disabled) – CQI type (A/B) for primary and secondary channels – CQI 2 – Modulation, transport block size, effective coding, and

retransmission rate per transport block size for the secondary stream for primary and secondary channels

– HSDPA MIMO rank 2 request ratio – HSDPA MIMO usage ratio – RSSI, Ec/N0, and RSCP measurement results per antenna

port for primary and secondary channels


Physical layer parameters – BLER, RSSI, RSCP for primary and secondary channels – Physical channel UL throughput – TX power – Ec/No for active/neighbor/detected set – S and R criterion for active and monitored set – RAKE finger allocation – FER, voice (not available with SS 333)

Power control parameters – BLER – SIR – SIR target – TX power control algorithm – TX power control step size – Number of increase/decrease UL/DL power commands

Soft handover parameters – Ec/No for active/neighbor/detected set – Soft handover status – Soft handover event – Addition window – Drop window – Replacement window – Time to trigger 1A – Time to trigger 1B – Time to trigger 1C – Added scrambling code number – Removed scrambling code number – Cell count active – Cell count monitored

Additional 3G information – Compressed mode indication – RRC state – WCDMA neighbor list with GSM neighbors – Neighbor cell index – Inter-system GSM neighbor measurement results – Results of inter-frequency neighbor measurements – Measurement events – Used AMR codec (not available with SS 333) – WCDMA pilot pollution analysis

– Source system – Source band – Source channel number – Pilot pollution scr code – Pilot pollution Ec/N0 – Pilot pollution RSCP – Cell name of polluting pilot (if cell site file is used) – Cell ID of polluting pilot (if cell site file is used)

GSM

GSM interference analysis parameters (scanner required simultaneously for measurements)

– User adjustable thresholds: RX level sub, RX quality sub and C/I (C/I not available by all terminals)

– Interference analysis channel type: Serving channel, Co- channel or Adjacent channel

– Band – Channel number – BSIC – RX level – Cell name (requires cell site file)

GSM signaling messages – Layer 3 – Layer 2 – RLC/MAC control messages – Logical subchannels for all messages

GSM serving cell RF parameters – RXLEV (full and sub) – RXQUAL (full and sub) – DTX UL – C1 and C2 – TXPOWER – RLT – Timing advance – Signal variance – Packet RXQUAL – Mean BEP (8-PSK and GMSK) – Mean BEP coefficient variance (8-PSK and GMSK) – C/I average (idle and dedicated mode) – C/I per hopping channel – C/I per timeslot (with GPRS) – RSSI per hopping channel

GSM serving channel information – HSN, BSIC – MAIO, TCH (HR, FR, EFR) – Timeslot number – Channel number – Hopping status

GSM neighbor information – BCCH – BSIC – RXLEV – C1 and C2 – GSM neighbor list with WCDMA neighbors – Inter-system WCDMA neighbor measurement results


RLC/MAC information – RLC/MAC data throughput UL/DL – Number of timeslots UL/DL – TLLI – TFI UL/DL – EDGE modulation and coding scheme UL/DL – GPRS/EDGE indication – RLC window size

CDMA/EVDO

CDMA access parameters – Nominal transmit power offset – Initial power offset for access – Power increment – Number of access probes – Access probe TX level – Access probe number – Access probe sequence number – Access RX level – Number of persistence tests performed – Access probe seq. backoff – Access probe backoff – Interference correction – Access channel number – PN randomization delay – Transmit gain adjustment

CDMA power control parameters

Forward – Mode – Subchannel indicator – Subchannel gain – Number of DL power up/down commands – DL pwr up % – F-FCH current outer loop setpoint – F-FCH minimum outer loop setpoint – F-FCH maximum outer loop setpoint – F-SCH current outer loop setpoint – F-SCH minimum outer loop setpoint – F-SCH maximum outer loop setpoint

Reverse – Set size – Number of UL power up/down commands – UL pwr up % – Closed loop adjustment – TX power limit – Max. power limited

CDMA serving cell information – System – Band class – Channel number (per carrier with Rev B) – Channel type – MCC – SID – NID – Slotted mode – Protocol revision level – Minimum protocol revision level – Search_Win_ A – Search_Win_ N – Search_Win_ R

CDMA layer3 messages – Layer3 messages UL/DL – Subchannels

CDMA physical layer parameters – FER – F-FCH FER target – F-SCH0 FER target – FER F-DCCH target – FER F-FCH – FER F-SCH0 – FER F-DCCH – RX power (per carrier with Rev B) – TX power (per carrier with Rev B) – FCH/Pilot – SCH/Pilot – Ec/I0 levels for active, candidate, neighbors and remainder

sets (per carrier with Rev B) – Number of pilots active, candidate, neighbors and remainder

sets – Walsh codes for active set pilots – SCH parameters (PN, Walsh, Rate, MUX, QOF mask id)

CDMA soft handoff parameters – T_ADD – T_DROP – T_TDROP – T_COMP – Added pilot number – Removed pilot number – Soft handover status


1xEVDO access parameters – Maximum number of access probes – Maximum number of access probe sequences – Access probe sequence result – Access probe count – Access probe sequence count – Time (in slots) to complete the attempt – Access PN offset – Access sector id – Access color code

1xEVDO power control parameters – Number of UL power up/down commands – Percentage of UL/ DL pwr up commands – Number of UL power hold commands – TX adjust (per carrier with Rev.B) – TX power limited (per carrier with Rev.B) – PA max. (maximum recommended headroom available,

Rev. A) – Power amplifier on/ off (per carrier with Rev.B)

1xEVDO serving cell information – Active set cell reportable status – Pilot sub active set scheduler tag info – Channel number (per carrier with Rev.B) – Channel type – Band class – Sector ID – Channel ID (per carrier with Rev B) – Subnet mask – Color code – Hybrid mode – Number of active users for EVDO

1xEVDO SNP messages – SNP messages UL/DL – Subchannels

1xEVDO physical layer parameters – RX power antenna 0 (per carrier with Rev B) – RX power antenna 1 (per carrier with Rev B) – TX power (per carrier with Rev.B) – TX pilot power (per carrier with Rev.B) – TX T2P (per carrier with Rev.B) – TX open loop power – TX throttle – TX min/ max power usage – DRC/pilot – ACK/pilot – Data/pilot – RRI/pilot – DSC/pilot – AUX/pilot

– Ec/I0 levels for active, candidate, neighbors and remainder sets (per carrier with Rev.B)

– Number of pilots active, candidate, neighbors and remainder sets – Physical layer packet size – Instantaneous PER (per carrier with Rev.B) – Short PER (per carrier with Rev.B) – Long PER (per carrier with Rev.B) – Single user PER – Multi user PER – Physical layer throughput per carrier (forward/ reverse) – Packet throughput single-user – Packet throughput multi-user – CRC status – EVDO single user and multi user throughput per carrier

1xEVDO data rate control information

Forward – Data rate control index – Data rate control cover – Data source control (Rev A) – SINR for active set pilots (PN, SINR, MAC index, DRC cover,

RPC cell index, DRC lock) – Multi-link multi-flow RLP forward statistics – HDR multi-carrier single user forward packet statistics, i.e.

slot termination – RLP reset report, abort, flush messages

Reverse – TX current rate – TX rate limit – Combined RAB – RAB info per carrier – HDR multi-carrier reverse link metrics – Maximum headroom available

1xEVDO soft handoff parameters – Added pilot number – Removed pilot number – Soft handover status (successful/ failed)

Call information – Service option (CDMA/EVDO) – Vocoder rate UL/DL (CDMA/EVDO) – Call type – Call direction MOC/MTC (VoLTE) – Number of calls – Call connecting status – Call connection time from attempt to connected state – Call attempt time – Call failure time – Call failure cause – Call duration – Call disconnect cause


Packet data information – PDP activation attempt time – PDP active duration – PDP activation failure time – PDP activation failure cause – PDP context deactivation time – PDP context deactivation cause – Packet state – Packet protocol address – Attach failure time – Attach failure cause – Attach attempt time – Attach duration – Detach time – GMM/SM state – QoS settings

Packet data information for CDMA/EVDO – Packet state – Packet protocol address – Packet call attempt time – Packet call duration – Packet call failure time – Packet call failure cause – Packet data state – Packet technology

WLAN cell measurements – Channel number – SSID and BSSID – IP address – RSSI – Quality – Security mode and link speed

User level data information – Data transfer protocol – Data transfer direction – Data transfer attempt number – Data transfer host address – Data transfer host port – Application data throughput UL/DL – Application packet error rate – Transferred bytes UL/DL – PPP layer data throughput – Data connection establishment time – Data connection rate UL/DL – Data connection duration – Data connection failure time – Data connection failure cause – Data transfer failure cause – Data size UL/DL – Data disconnect cause – Ping rate

– Ping timeout – Ping time (application data round trip travel time) – IP access and termination time (when TCP/IP packet

capturing enabled from the OS) – DNS query address – DNS query latency – DNS query result – DNS resolved address – RLP layer data throughput (CDMA/EVDO) – RLP layer retransmission percentage (CDMA/EVDO) – TX/ RX RLP error rate (CDMA/EVDO)

CDMA pilot pollution information – Source system – Source band – Source channel number – Pilot pollution PN – Pilot pollution Ec/I0 – Pilot pollution Ec/I0 – Pilot pollution RSCP – Cell name of polluting pilot (if cell site file is used)

Video quality metricsVideo quality is measured passively from media streams carried over packet-based networks. Factors that affect quality include delay variations, packet losses and other distortions which may be visible in the video. Also factors, such as the video codec itself are included in the final result. However, end-to-end and round-trip delays are not taken into account.

– Video quality MOS absolute – Video quality is normally displayed as MOS (Mean Opinion

Score), which is expressed as a single number. The range varies from 1 to 5, where 1 is poor quality and 5 is perfect. Usually the MOS value does not reach 5, the practical maximum being most commonly between the values 3 and 4.

– Video quality MOS relative (relative MOS is calculated similar to absolute MOS except without using resolution; video streams with different resolutions should get comparable MOS results)

– Video/audio quality MOS absolute (combined audio and video MOS)

– Video/audio quality MOS relative (combined audio and video MOS excluding resolution from the calculation)

– Video quality average bitrate – Video codec (defines the video codec used in the container

format; usually this is H.263, H.263+, H.264 (MPEG4 Part 10) or MPEG4 Visual (MPEG4 Part 2) when streaming mobile content)


Audio quality metricsAudio quality MOS-LQ (estimated listening quality MOS is calculated from the listening quality R-factor that ignores effect of delay and recency; the value should be comparable with PESQ score)

– Audio quality MOS-CQ (estimated conversation quality MOS is calculated from the conversation quality R-factor)

– Audio quality R-factor LQ (listening quality R-factor is calculated from E-model by ignoring the effect of delay and recency)

– Audio quality R-factor CQ (conversation quality R-factor is calculated including delay and recency to the result)

VoLTE Voice Statistics – EVS voice codec – VoLTE calls (number of VoLTE calls) – VoLTE calls alerting (number of alerting VoLTE calls) – VoLTE call attempt failures (number of call attempt failures) – LTE call accessibility, % (ratio of call attempt failures/call

attempts in LTE) – Overall call connects, answered (number of all answered

calls) – Overall call accessibility (ratio of all call attempt failures/ all

call attempts in all systems) – Overall call attempt failures, system failure (number of call

attempt failures, system failure) – Overall call attempt failures, incoming call not received,

number of call attempt failures (incoming call not received) – Overall call connects, TCH (number of all connected calls,

TCH) – Overall call setup time, TCH (time between call attempt and

call connection) – Overall call setup time, alerting (time between call attempt

and call alert) – Overall call setup time, answered (time between call attempt

and call answer) – LTE call setup time, ms (time between call attempt and call

connection when in LTE) – IMS registration failure rate – Ratio of IMS registration attempts/failures VoLTE calls

answered (number of answered VoLTE calls) – VoLTE call disconnects, dropped (number of dropped VoLTE

calls) – Overall calls (number of all voice calls) – Overall calls received (number of all received voice calls) – Overall call disconnects, normal (number of all disconnected

voice calls) – Overall call disconnects, dropped (number of all dropped

calls in all systems) – Overall call drop rate, % (ratio of all call disconnects (drops)/

all call connections with alerting state) – Overall call success rate (ratio of all successful calls) – Overall call attempt success rate (ratio of all successful call

attempts) – Overall call duration (TCH) (total duration of all calls)

– Overall call duration, alerting (total duration of all alerting calls)

– Overall call duration, answered (total duration of all answered calls)

– VoLTE intra LTE handover failures (number of handover failures during intra LTE HO)

– VoLTEe Intra LTE handover failure rate, % (ratio of Volte Intra LTE HO failures/VoLTE intra HO attempts

– VoLTE Intra LTE interruption time, ms (time between Intra LTE HO attempt and LTE HO success)

– SRVCC failures, RAN view (number of failed inter-system handovers from LTE)

– SRVCC failure rate, RAN view, % (ratio of inter-system handovers failures/ Inter system handover attempts from LTE)

– SRVCC interruption time, ms (time between handover to UTRAN command and handover UTRAN complete messages)

– VoLTE POLQA DL average (average POLQA DL score per VoLTE call)

– VoLTE POLQA DL average before SRVCC (to match Nemo Outdoor naming convention)

– Average POLQA DL score per VoLTE call before SRVCC

WLAN (VoWiFi and ViWiFi) statistics – WLAN IMS registration attempts – WLAN IMS registration success – WLAN IMS registration failures – WLAN IMS registration success rate – WLAN IMS registration failure rate – WLAN IMS voice call attempt failures – WLAN IMS voice call attempt failures (system failure) – WLAN IMS voice call connects – WLAN IMS voice calls alerting – WLAN IMS voice calls answered – WLAN IMS voice call disconnects (normal) – WLAN IMS voice call disconnects (dropped) – WLAN IMS voice calls received – WLAN IMS video call attempt failures – WLAN IMS video call attempt failures (system failure) – WLAN IMS video call connects – WLAN IMS video calls alerting – WLAN IMS video calls answered – WLAN IMS video call disconnects (normal) – WLAN IMS video call disconnects (dropped) – WLAN IMS video calls received – IMS voice call LTE to WLAN handover success – IMS voice call LTE to WLAN handover rejected – IMS voice call LTE to WLAN handover failed – IMS voice call LTE to WLAN handover timeout – IMS voice call WLAN to LTE handover success – IMS voice call WLAN to LTE handover rejected – IMS voice call WLAN to LTE handover failed – IMS voice call WLAN to LTE handover timeout – IMS video call LTE to WLAN handover success – IMS video call LTE to WLAN handover rejected


– IMS video call LTE to WLAN handover failed – IMS video call LTE to WLAN handover timeout – IMS video call WLAN to LTE handover success – IMS video call WLAN to LTE handover rejected – IMS video call WLAN to LTE handover failed – IMS video call WLAN to LTE handover timeout

Statistics – Call statistics – Packet call statistics (CDMA/EVDO) – Markov statistics (CDMA/EVDO) – Handover/handoff statistics – Soft handover statistics – Intersystem handover statistics – Intersystem cell reselections – Location area statistics – Attach statistics – PDP context statistics – SMS statistics – MMS statistics – Routing area statistics – User level data statistics – Video streaming statistics

– Streaming setup success rate – Streaming setup delay – Streaming completion success rate

– CSFB voice call statistics – CSFB voice call attempts – CSFB voice call attempt failures – CSFB voice call attempt failures (system failure) – CSFB voice call connects – CSFB voice calls received – CSFB voice call attempt success rate – CSFB voice call setup time

– Virtual statistics parameters – Avg. application data throughput DL – Avg. application data throughput UL: – The calculation is made between data request (DREQ)

to data completed event (DCOMP) weighted by time. The result is shown for each data transfer context ID separately.

– Avg. PPP data throughput DL – Avg. PPP data throughput UL – Avg. RLC data throughput DL – Avg. RLC data throughput UL – Avg. PPP/RLC data throughput rates are calculated

between the first received PPP and RLC data throughputs till PDP context is deactivated (PAD event); the result is weighted by time

Average video streaming quality MOS (average value is calculated real time during the video streaming over the one video streaming session)

Real-time statisticsReal-time statistics are virtual parameters that are not written in the measurement file. Real-time statistics can be displayed in different views in Nemo Outdoor and they are written in the csv. file.

– Distribution statistics – GPRS coding scheme distribution (DL/UL) – EDGE coding scheme distribution (DL/UL) – Data throughput statistics including min/max/average

values – Application data throughput (DL/UL) – PPP data throughput (DL/UL) – RLC data throughput (DL/UL) – LLC data throughput (DL/UL) – MAC data throughput (DL/UL) – HSDPA MAC-hs throughput – HSUPA E-DPDCH throughput – UMTS L1 statistics including min/max/average values – Ec/N0 best active – RSCP best active – Carrier RSSI – TX power – BLER – Counter statistics for measurement events (MEI event) – HSDPA modulation distribution over entire measurement – HS-PDSCH codes distribution over entire measurement – GSM L1 statistics including min/max/average values – RXL full/sub – RXQ full/sub – TX power – Timing advance – C/I – C/I minimum per call – AMR LQE – AMR LQE minimum per call – CDMA RLP layer statistics per session/average per

measurement – RLP forward and reverse throughput – LTE L1 statistics – RSRQ serving measurement average – Forcing feature serving measurement average


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Keysight Technologies Nemo Outdoor Qualcomm vs Samsung … · 2019. 12. 4. · Outdoor Qualcomm-Based Terminals, Data Sheet, 5992-2035EN ... – Band lock (GSM, WCDMA, LTE) (requires