Genex nastar manual

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The User Login dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 3 Type the login name and password in the Login Name and Password fields.

Step 4 Click Login. An error appears when you try to connect to a data server that does not exist. You fail to log in to the data server if you enter an incorrect login name or password. The Natar exits automatically after you fail to connect to the data server for five times.

A dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 2 Create or open a project. The main interface is displayed, as shown in Figure Table Items in the main interface Item Description Menu bar The menu bar provides access of the basic functions of the program.

Toolbar The toolbar supplies the shortcut for some basic functions. Workspace Network Click Network Element. The Network Element pane Element is displayed, as shown in Figure Network The Network Performance Monitoring pane provides Monitoring the function entrance to performance reports, as shown in Figure Table describes this pane.

Site View The Site View pane displays the map or the analyzing results. Close Closes a project. Login Logs in to a data server. Export U-Net analysis For details, refer to section 8. Import Function Info. Imports a theme. For details, refer to section 7. Exports a theme. Refer to 7. Status Bar Shows or hides the Status bar.

Shortcuts Bar Shows or hides workspace pane. Properties Bar Shows or hides Properties bar. Site View Shows or hides Map window. Office Displays the interface in the Office style. Windows Displays the interface in the Windows style. Top Tabs Displays the tab of the map or the result analysis window at the top. Tile Horizontally Horizontally arranges the window.

Tile Vertically Vertically arranges the window. Close All Windows Closes all the sub-windows. Site view Selects a window to display the selected window in the active state.

Update License Updates the software license. License Code Views the license information. Section Describes 4. Import the project parameters before using the map. The project parameters give longitude and latitude information on the cell that is necessary for displaying the map. The application resolves the content of the project parameter file to be displayed on the interface and imported into the database.

You can match the column name manually. Only one project parameter sheet can be opened at a time. It is not allowed to open multiple project parameter sheets at a time. After the project parameter is imported successfully, the workspace displays the geographical information on the map, as shown in Figure Based on the configuration of each BS on the network such as longitude and latitude of the BS, azimuth angle of cells , the Nastar uses the map to display the position of each BS and direction of each cell antenna.

You can conveniently use the icons on the toolbar to use and adjust the map. Table lists the icons on the toolbar. A hint in yellow rectangle is displayed, showing the information on the current NE.

Map Move Click , and then move the mouse to the map. Drag the mouse to move the map. Search Cell Click to searching for a cell. Zoom In Click to magnify the map. Zoom Out Click to shrink the map. Default Scale Click to restore the map to the default scale.

Map Select Click , and then move the mouse to the map. If you click an NE or an area on the map, a hint in yellow rectangle is displayed, showing the information on the selected object.

Rectangle Select Click to select all the objects in the rectangle. Radius Select Click to select all the objects in the circle. Layer Setting Click to set the map layer. Calculate Click to calculate the distance. Distance Calculate Angle. Click to calculate the angle. Step 1 Click on the map toolbar. The Layer Control dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 2 Set the layers and properties in the Layer Control dialog box.

Step 3 Click OK. The Nastar also provides the map legend to explain the sign on the map, as shown in Figure To search for a cell, perform the following steps:. The Search Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Table Items in the Search Cell dialog box. Item Description Keyword Type the keyword that you want to search. The keyword can be either a cell name or a cell ID. Search Result Dynamically Update Updates the searching result dynamically. If you select Dynamically Update, the Search Result list updates dynamically based on the input in the Keyword field.

Approximately Search Searches the result approximately. Map Linkage Links dynamically with the map. If you select Map Linkage, click a record in the Search Result list to highlight the corresponding cell on the map.

Item Description Adds a group of cells. For details, refer to section 5. Searches manually. If Dynamically Update is deselected, click Search to display the search result. Exits from the Search Cell dialog box. Step 2 Type a cell name or a cell ID to search. Step 3 Click a record in the Search Result list. The map dynamically highlights the cell the area marked red on the map , as shown in Figure Section Describes 5.

Group 5. Automatically 5. The Network Group window is displayed, as shown in Figure Type Indicates the type of an NE group. Toolbar Creates an NE group. Saves an existing NE group as a new NE group.

Groups the cell automatically by Rack or by NodeB. Step 1 Right-click New Group or click on the toolbar. The New dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure The name consists of English letters, digits, or underline. Net Indicates the NE objects. If there are no NEs of this type in the imported data, the Net Elements list is null. Then select the corresponding NE in the Net Elements list. The new NE group is displayed in the Network Group window. You cannot modify the NE group type.

If you want to modify the NE group type, you can only delete it and re-create an NE group. Or click on the toolbar. The Save as dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 4 Click OK. A dialog box is displayed, prompting you to confirm the deletion, as shown in Figure To group the cells automatically, perform the following steps:. Step 1 Click on the toolbar or select Auto Cluster on the shortcut menu.

The Auto Cluster dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 2 Select a group type. You can select either or both of the following two types. After you group the cells by rack or by NodeB, the cell groups are displayed in the Network Group window, as shown in Figure Step 1 Click on the toolbar.

The Save As dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 2 Select the path for saving the file and type a name in the File name. Step 3 Click Save. Step 2 Select a file for the NE group to be imported, and then click Open. The imported NE group is displayed in the Network Group window.

Section Describes 6. Item 6. Analyzing and evaluating the performance indicators is the essence for locating network problems and improving the network quality. With the statistical information on the performance indicators, you can understand the network performance indicators and further know the actual operational status of a wireless network. Performance management is organized in the three-level management structure, as described in Table Table Three-level management structure Level Name Description Level 1 Measurement You can collect performance statistics by calculating set measurement counters.

Relevant counters are combined for the analysis of a functional item in the system. In the design of the performance statistics function, combination of the relevant counters is described as a measurement function set, for example, RNC overall performance measurement and MTP signaling link measurement. Level 2 Measurement A measurement set contains many statistical items that unit are classified into different categories.

Each category is a measurement unit of the measurement set. Level 3 Measurement A measurement item refers to a measurement counter. You can analyze the counters to generate the performance statistic data.

For details of the measurement set, measurement unit, and measurement item, refer to the iManager M mobile network NE integration management system operation manual.

The performance statistic data uses the Nastar performance analysis function. Therefore ensure that the performance statistic data is imported before using the performance analysis function.

To analyze the performance statistic data conveniently, the Nastar WCDMA classifies the performance indicators into different types based on different methods, as described in Table Method Indicator Description Cell relation item Used to analyze the exchange information between two cells.

Item definition Original item Collected by the equipment. Calculation item Obtained by calculating the original item. User-defined item Defined by users. For the relevant operations of a user-defined item, refer to section 6. During actual analysis, you may use the existing items to calculate the items that are not defined in the Nastar called as user-defined items.

A user-defined item is an extension to the calculation item concept. User-defined items can be used for the performance analysis in addition to original items and calculation items. After you start the item manager, the Performance items management tab is displayed, as shown in Figure The Performance items management tab consists of the following three parts: z Item Tree pane, on the left part.

Click the buttons on the toolbar to process the relevant operations. Table lists the items in the Performance items management tab. Click a node in the Item tree, and then the item information on the selected node is displayed on the Item information pane.

Item information Displays the item information on the node selected in Item window tree, including ID, Name, and Type. Toolbar Creates an item. Searches an item. Senior network optimization engineers may define the items based on understanding of the traffic statistics items and analysis experience.

You can design a set of analysis schemes to improve the analysis speed and quality. For the engineers who use their own analysis methods and share their experience, the Nastar allows them to import items from a file or to export items to a file. To import items, perform the following steps:. Step 1 Select an item in the Performance items management tab, and then select Import on the shorttcut menu, as show in Figure Step 2 Select the process mode for the predefined items and user-defined items.

Table describes the three process modes. Table Description of the process modes Process Mode Description Overwrite items with duplicated Uses the item definition in the item file rather than ID the local item definition with the same ID. Ignore items with duplicated ID Keeps the original item definition, but the item ID in the import item file is the same as the original item. Save item with duplicated ID as Retains the name unchanged for the item to be a new one imported, and assigns a new ID.

Step 3 Click. Step 4 Select the item file to be imported, and then click Open. Table Description of the export modes Export Mode Description Export all custom defined Exports all user-defined items items Export selected items Exports the selected items.

Click Remove or Remove All to delete the items in the Select item list. Step 3 Click Export. Step 4 Select the path and type a file name. Step 5 Click Save to export the selected items.

Step 1 Click on the toolbar or select New on the shortcut menu in the Performance items management window, as shown in Figure Metric Metric for the item, for example, times, Erl, and percentage Description Description of the item.

It is optional. Alias Alias for the item. Category Object Type Type of the item. Measure Set Measure set to which the item belongs. Measure Unit Measure unit to which the item belongs. Formula Formula of the item, which is automatically displayed after you type the formula on the Formula tab. Step 3 Click the Formula tab, and then type the formula.

The Formula tab is displayed, as shown in Figure The Formula box is located on the left of the Formula tab. You can type a calculation formula for the item by using one of the following two modes: z Text mode Type a calculation formula in the Formula box.

When the entered formula is wrong, the error information is displayed. When you save the entered calculation formula containing a non-original item, the non-original item is expanded to a calculation formula constituted by original items.

Therefore, when you view the new defined formula, the formula format may be inconsistent with the formula format that you type. Step 4 Click the General tab. The Formula field shows the formula of the items, as shown in Figure Step 5 Click OK. The added item is displayed in the Performance items management window. Step 1 Select a user-defined item, and then click on the toolbar or select Edit on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure You can modify all information except the item type.

For detailed settings, refer to section 6. Step 1 Select one or press Ctrl to select multiple user-defined items, and then click on the toolbar or select Delete on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure Step 2 Click Yes in the displayed Confirm dialog box. After the deletion, the item is removed from the Item information pane.

If the item to be deleted is included in other items, the item is removed from other items simultaneously. Section Describes 7. Traffic Statistic Analysis 7.

Entrance to Performance Query 7. Customized Performance Theme 7. Customized TopN Theme 7. In addition, you must observe whether any item fluctuates obviously or any exceptional situation appears when the equivalent user number of each service is stable. The network performance analysis is used to locate and analyze problems from a large to a small scale.

In this way, the data can be filtered gradually and analyzed in detail. The Nastar is an intelligent system, integrating the wireless network optimization of Huawei. The network optimization process is shown in Figure Step 2 Expand the Performance Query node on the navigation tree. The Performance Query node is displayed, as shown in Figure The Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure Step 2 On the Time Range tab, set the date, time range, and statistic style Table lists the items in the Time Range tab of the Query dialog box.

Set the busy time on the displayed Busy Time Modify dialog box with up to three time ranges. Time Fixed Statistics Statistic style is a fixed statistics style. Statistics Style For details, refer to Table Granularity Custom Style Statistic style is a custom style. For details, refer to Table Table Description of a fixed statistics style Fixed Statistics Style Description Raw record unit Analyzes statistics by imported raw data.

Hour Analyzes statistics by an hour. Day Analyzes statistics by a day. Week Analyzes statistics by a week. Month Analyzes statistics by a month. Over all Analyzes statistics by all data.

Analyze statistics by an hour. Week Set the day during a week. Analyze statistics based on the selected day. Custom Style Description Month Set the date during a month. Analyze statistics based on the selected date. Select the statistics style based on the data period to be observed.

For example, select Day to view the data during a day. To view the NE objects' performance during a period or to sort the NE objects, select Over all to view the objects more clearly.

Step 3 Select the Query Object tab. Select the object type and the query object. Table lists the items in the Query Object tab. Query Option is available only when Network Group is selected.

Element of Network Set an NE as the object to be queried. Group as Query Object. The query result is generated, as shown in Figure Table Function of each button on the toolbar Icon Description Enhances the display speed when there are too many result records.

The table shows records by default. Click to view the next records. Shows all records. Click to view all records.

Draws pie chart. Click to display the result records by a pie chart. Draws line chart. Click to display the result records by a line chart. Icon Description Draws bar style chart. Click to display the result records by a bar style chart.

Sets the drawing information. Ensure to set the drawing information before drawing a chart. To set the draw information, perform the following steps:.

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Carousel Previous Carousel Next. Jump to Page. Search inside document. Customized theme analysis NoteA theme analysis is a table that composed of various correlated traffic statistics counters. For pilot pollution analysis, the Nastar WCDMA provides the following functions: Pilot pollution area statistics Cell wireless quality analysis Pilot pollution on map Pilot pollution analysis report The pilot pollution and coverage leak can be found through background analysis.

Focus the mains reasons of CS call drop on the Top10 worst cells. Agung Setiyobudi. Hamid Hussain. Bhaskar Kumar. Boby Sharif. Muhammad Ikhsan Paripurna. In this mode, you can analyze the traffic statistic, neighbors, and frequencies. This mode, however, cannot provide such functions as intelligent reports and performance alarms in the version of server.

In addition, it can only analyze the networks in a restricted. Configuration parameters These parameters must contain the configuration data of the cell. Traffic statistic data These parameters are the basis of the performance analysis. Idle frequency point check Spectrum utilization analysis Frequency point check according to the frequency point. Neighbor Analysis Neighbor check Check unidirectional neighbors and cells with fewer neighbors in the whole network.

Network Performance Monitoring Performance indicator alarm Step1:Right click to select the alarm indicators. Step4:Set the alarm conditions Step5:Select the monitor indicators Step6:Edit the monitor conditions. Network performance monitoring report TL Count the network performance indicators and analyze the trend of the network performance within a week. Network monitoring report - Engineer Count the TOP 10 cells in the network KPI indicator, accessability, mobility, retainability, and network resource utilization and analyze the traffic statistic in detail, thus realizing a deep location of the network problems.

Network performance monitoring report Compare Report Compare and analyze the network KPI indicators of two weeks, thus realizing the performance indicator monitoring after the network optimization.

Step4:Set the busy hour and statistic type Step5:Set the statistic objects Step6:Set the statistic indicators. Analysis of the terminal Analysis of the users behavior Analysis of the service Analysis of interfered matrix. Open navigation menu.

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