Network Testing Software can save statistics to CSV file.August 4, 2010 -
Providing thorough measurements on wireless air interface, Nemo Handy 3.20 supports HTTP transfer during PDP context testing, enabling user to load webpage during Cell Testing process to check that application data works in tested cell. Users can also save statistics to CSV file, which can then be saved for various statistical calculations. Additionally, notification icons can be set to notify user in measurement graphs when important measurement events take place.
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Anite
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Berkshire, , SL1 4PF
United Kingdom
Nemo Handy 3.20 Released with Cell Testing Improvements and Ability to Save Statistics to a CSV File
Nemo Handy 3.20 introduces a new functionality in the Cell Testing feature. It is now possible to do a HTTP transfer during the PDP context testing, enabling the user to load a webpage during the Cell Testing process to check that the application data works in the tested cell.
Another new feature of Nemo Handy 3.20 allows the user to save statistics to a CSV file. The CSV file can then be saved for different statistical calculations to be performed on it. In addition, new user interface improvements include notification icons that can be set to notify the user in measurement graphs when important measurement events take place.
Nemo Handy is a pocket-sized solution for thorough measurements on the wireless air interface and mobile application QoS/QoE. All network parameters supported by the terminal's trace interface, including signalling messages, are logged and made available for playback with Anite's Nemo Handy(TM) and Nemo Outdoor(TM), and for post-processing with Nemo Analyze(TM).
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