CSL CS2369 Manuel utilisateur

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Signal Analyser

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FAQS

Do I need to use a SIM?

A SIM is not needed for surveys. It is only required when using Monitor Mode. The SIM used must be at least

the same RAT (i.e. 2G/3G/4G) that you are looking to monitor, however it does not need to be on the same

network. (The SIM card inserted will be able to pick up all available networks and will not be restricted to the

network of the SIM).

Can I use my own SIM?

Yes, any SIM can be used as long as the pin code function has been removed. If you wish to use a micro or

nano SIM, the SIM carrier provided must be used to make it the required size and ensure it ﬁts into the device

correctly.

I am running a survey but want to cancel?

While a survey is running you cannot cancel or complete any other actions, you must wait for the survey to

complete or power o the device.

What is the dierence between Battery Saver and Auto Turn O?

Battery Saver puts the radio module into sleep mode and dims the brightness of the screen to save battery

power. Auto Turn O enables you to select a time, that if the unit is not in use, it will automatically power o to

conserve battery power (as standard this is set to 5 minutes).

Why can’t I see all the networks? (in Single Network or Monitor Mode)

If you can’t see your preferred network try refreshing the network. After this refresh the networks available in

your location will be displayed, if you still can’t see your chosen network it may be that it is not available in that

area.

What do the icons mean?

If you are unsure what the function of an icon is you can use the Help Text function to display a description

(press and hold the icon for 3 seconds).

My device appears to be performing slower than it used to. What is the cause?

If your Signal Analyser is close to reaching the maximum number of saved ﬁles (240) it takes longer to process

tasks. By deleting old saved ﬁles you will reduce the amount of storage. Details can be found under the

‘DELETING SAVED FILES’ section in this guide. To view the storage space, go to:

Settings > Device Information (it will be shown within the storage space bar).

Figure 1 - Signal Analyser Diagram

Insert Micro USB Insert SIM

Twist to ﬁt

This section provides basic information to enable you to set up your Signal Analyser quickly.

AERIAL

1. Connect the aerial on top of the device

POWERING UP YOUR DEVICE

1. Make sure the battery is fully charged using the Micro USB port on the bottom of the device

(this typically takes 2 hours). The device will not operate correctly for surveys or monitoring while a

USB is connected.

2. Once power is connected the device will turn on

The ﬁrst ever power up may take 2-3 minutes as the unit will be doing a background network

search to establish the available networks in your location

FITTING A SIM

A SIM is only required when using Monitor Mode and not when performing single or multiple network surveys

1. Ensure your device is powered down and insert the SIM into the SIM slot on the bottom right hand

side of your Signal Analyser. To remove the SIM, use a pen to depress before detaching. When a SIM

is inserted a SIM Icon will be displayed in the top left hand corner of the screen

If you wish to use a Micro/Nano SIM you will need to use the SIM carrier supplied

2. Place the SIM inside the carrier and push this into the SIM slot on the bottom right hand side of your

Signal Analyser. To release use a pen to depress the SIM carrier and then detach

HELP TEXT

1. Press and hold (for 3 seconds) the icon you would like explaining. A pop up box will then show with

the description

2. To close the pop up box press the X in the top right hand corner

QUICK GUIDE

HELP MESSAGE

Perform a cellular survey on all

available networks.

Figure 2 - Help Text

PERFORMING A SITE SURVEY

MULTI NETWORK SURVEY

1. Select the Cellular icon on the home screen

2. Select the Multi Network icon

3. Choose either 2G, 3G, 4G or all technologies (for the 2G variant the technology will be limited to

2G only)

4. Select the Start icon for the survey to begin. If you wish to name the survey before you start

select the Name Survey icon , name your survey and press Go

5. A Survey Progress bar will then display the status of your survey. The survey should take

2-3 minutes

6. Once the survey has been completed the results will be available

SINGLE NETWORK SURVEY

1. Select the Cellular icon on the home screen

2. Now select Single Network icon

3. Choose either 2G, 3G, 4G or all technologies (for the 2G variant the technology will be limited to 2G

only)

4. Select the required network (if you can’t see your preferred network press refresh so that the unit

locates all available networks in the area). You can also select Any Network option which allows the

radio module to decide which is best for your location.

Refreshing networks may take 2-3 minutes

5. Select the Start icon for the survey to begin. If you wish to name the survey before you start

select the Name Survey Icon , name your survey and press Go

6. A survey progess bar will then display showing the progress of the survey. The survey should take

2-3 minutes

7. Once the survey has been completed the results will be available

ADVANCED CELL PROPERTIES

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION TECHNOLOGY

Network The network to which the cell belongs 2G, 3G, 4G

Type The radio technology 2G, 3G, 4G

Cell Number The cell number you are investigating 2G, 3G, 4G

ARFCN The cell carrier assigned radio channel (BCCH - Broadcast

Control Channel) 2G

BSIC Base Station Identiﬁcation Code 2G

RSSI (RxLev) Reception Level (in dBm) 2G, 3G, 4G

BER Bit Error Rate (in %) 2G

MCC Mobile Country Code 2G, 3G, 4G

MNC Mobile Network Code 2G, 3G, 4G

LAC Location Area Code 2G, 3G

CELLID Cell Identiﬁer 2G, 3G

Cell Status

Cell status; Outputs [suitable, low priority based on the received

system information, forbidden, barred based on the received

system information, low level, unknown]

2G, 3G, 4G

NUMARFCN Number of valid channels in the Cell Channel Description 2G

ARFCNN ARFCN of a valid channel in the Cell Channel Description 2G

NUM CHANNELS Number of valid channels in the BCCH Allocation list 2G

BAN The ARFCN of a valid channel in the BA list 2G

SCR CODE Scrambling Code 3G

RSCP Received Signal Code Power - RSCP level (in dBm) 3G

ECIO EC/IO ratio level (in dB) 3G

BW Bandwidth (in MHz) 4G

TAC Tracking Area Code 4G

UARFN The cell carrier frequency designated by UTRA Absolute Radio

Frequency Channel 3G

EARFCN Cell carrier frequency designated by EUTRA Absolute Radio

Frequency Channel Number 4G

PHY CELL ID Physical Cell ID 4G

RSRP Reference Signal Received Power 4G

RSRQ Reference Signal Received Quality - RSRQ level (in dBm) 4G

RESULTS

TOP NETWORKS

Shows the highest signal strength readings for each available network in your location; up to 5 networks will

be displayed (if available). Press the right arrow to enter the Best Cells section.

BEST CELLS

Shows the highest signal strength readings across all technologies and networks in your location; up to 5 cells

will be displayed (if available). Press the right arrow to enter the Cell Properties section.

CELL PROPERTIES

Shows basic information for each cell. To view advanced information press the screen in the appropriate area.

See below for more information. If further results are available use the down arrow to view these.

CELL PROPERTIES

04031105.CSV

2G B_1800 62%

RSSI: -75dBm

2G B_900 52%

RSSI: -81dBm

2G B_900 52%

RSSI: -81dBm

2G B_900 34%

RSSI: -92dBm

2G B_900 32%

RSSI: -93dBm

1 EE

ID: 80AB

2 O2 - UK

ID: 5B8C

3 vodafone UK

ID: 285C

4 vodafone UK

ID: 78AB

5 O2 - UK

ID: 6106

TECHNOLOGY

The technology will be displayed either

2G (GSM), 3G (UMTS), 4G (LTE)

SIGNAL STRENGTH (RSSL)

Each base station will give the signal

strength available at the present time.

See ‘RSSL EXPLANATION’ section

RSSI

Received signal strength indicator in

dBm

NETWORK

The mobile operator will be

displayed here

CELL ID

Cell ID number

FREQUENCY BAND

CELL PROPERTIES

04031105.CSV

2G B_1800 62%

RSSI: -75dBm

2G B_900 52%

RSSI: -81dBm

2G B_900 52%

RSSI: -81dBm

2G B_900 34%

RSSI: -92dBm

2G B_900 32%

RSSI: -93dBm

1 EE

ID: 80AB

2 O2 - UK

ID: 5B8C

3 vodafone UK

ID: 285C

4 vodafone UK

ID: 78AB

5 O2 - UK

ID: 6106

NETWORK : EE

TYPE : 2G

CELL NO. : 1

ARCFN : 684

LAC : 2250

MCC : 234

MNC : 30

RSSI : 75

STATUS : 0

RSSL : 62

BSIC : 46

ID : 32939

NUM ARFCN : 0

BER : 00.00

Figure 3 - Cell Properties

Figure 4 - Advanced Cell Properties

PERFORMING A SITE SURVEY

WIFI SURVEY

1. Select the Wi-Fi icon on the home screen

2. Select the Start icon for the survey to begin. If you wish to name the survey before you start

select the Name Survey Icon , name your survey, and press Go

3. A survey progress bar will then display, showing the progress of the survey. The survey should take

5-10 seconds

4. Once the survey has been completed the results will be available

RESULTS

TOP SSID

Shows the highest signal strength readings for each available SSID in your location and the number of Access

Points (APs); up to 5 networks will be displayed (if available). Press the right arrow to enter the Best Access

Points section.

BEST ACCESS POINTS

Shows the Best Access Points for your location and the channel number. Press the right arrow to enter the

Access Point section.

ACCESS POINT PROPERTIES

Shows basic information for each SSID. To view advanced information, press the screen in the appropriate area.

See below for more information. If further results are available use the down arrow to view these.

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

SSID NAME Wi-Fi network name

ENCRYPTION Wi-Fi security protocol

MAC Media Access Control (device identiﬁer)

RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator (in

dBm)

SIG Signal Strength (%)

FREQ OFFSET Frequency Oset of Access Points

FREQ CALIB Calibration for Frequency Oset

CHN Channel

-10

-20

-30

-40

-50

-60

-70

-80

-90

-100

-110

-120

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EE 3G BAND:2100

RSSI: 91

479

CSQ: 6

ID: 7EFF03

430

10786

MONITOR MODE  CELLULAR

1. If you are performing Monitor Mode on 4G, ensure a SIM card is inserted as per the ‘FITTING A SIM’

section. The SIM card used must be the technology required or higher e.g. 4G is capable to perform

Monitor Mode for 4G, 3G and 2G. The SIM does not need to be for the same network provider you

wish to monitor

2. Select the Monitor Mode icon

3. Select the Single Network icon

4. Choose either 2G, 3G or 4G or any network (for the 2G variant the technology will be limited to 2G

only)

5. Select the required network (to ensure all available networks are displayed press refresh)

Refreshing networks may take 2-3 minutes

6. Live Monitor Mode will now run

NETWORK

RSSI

Received Signal Strength Indicator

in dBtm

CELL ID

Cell ID Number

LAC

Location Area Code

TECHNOLOGY

The technology will be displayed either

2G (GSM), 3G (UMTS), 4G (LTE)

FREQUENCY BAND

MONITOR MODE SNAPSHOT

1. Ensure Monitor Mode is running

2. Press the Snapshot icon

3. The rename survey option will automatically display, name the survey then press Go

to save.

A ﬁle will now be created, but can only be viewed in a table format on your laptop/PC (you will not

see a graph)

MONITOR MODE RESULTS  CELLULAR

Figure 5 - Monitor Mode

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