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Spirent 8100 Mobile Device Test System Location Test System B 8100 Mobile Device Test System Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 System Deployment Instructions 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions © 2021 Spirent Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All of the company names and/or brand names and/or product names referred to in this document, in particular, the name “Spirent” and its logo device, are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Spirent plc and its subsidiaries, pending registration in accordance with relevant national laws. All other registered trademarks or trademarks are the property of their respective owners. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Spirent Communications. The information in this document is believed to be accurate and reliable; however, Spirent Communications assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in the document. Page Part Number: 71-009107, Version A1 www.spirent.com 2 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions Table of Contents 1. Introduction ........................................................................................ 5 1.1. Overview .................................................................................................... 5 1.2. How to Contact Us ..................................................................................... 8 2. System Upgrade Instructions ............................................................. 9 2.1. Overview .................................................................................................... 9 2.2. Prerequisites ............................................................................................ 10 2.3. Download and Unzip the Software Update .............................................. 10 2.4. Apply the Windows 10 License to the SC10 ............................................ 11 2.5. Verify the Amount of Free Space on the SC10 ........................................ 12 2.6. Install the LTS 14.0 Software Personality ................................................ 14 2.7. Activate the LTS 14.0 Software Personality ............................................. 18 2.8. Configure the Controller PC ..................................................................... 18 2.8.1. Configure the Network Settings for the Controller PC ................... 19 2.8.2. Configure the Controller PC Local Area Connection ..................... 20 2.8.3. Verify the USB-ENET Adapter ...................................................... 22 2.8.4. Select the VMSync Data File ........................................................ 24 2.8.5. Select the Qpoint License ............................................................. 26 2.8.6. Apply the Patch ............................................................................. 26 2.8.7. Shut Down the Controller PC ........................................................ 27 2.9. Verify the Qpoint VM ................................................................................ 27 2.10. Reactivate the Software Personality ........................................................ 28 2.11. Configure LTS Software Applications on the Controller PC ..................... 29 2.11.1. Configure SimGEN/Positioning on the Controller PC ................ 29 2.11.2. Configure SimCHAN on the Controller PC ................................ 33 2.12. Upgrade the E2010S ............................................................................... 34 2.13. Upgrade the Secondary E2010S ............................................................. 39 2.14. Configure TTworkbench Express ............................................................. 43 2.15. Update TestDrive UE Files ...................................................................... 47 2.16. Update the EMQuest Plug-in ................................................................... 48 2.17. Update Microsoft Windows Defender on the Controller PC ..................... 49 2.18. Install the Test Suites............................................................................... 53 2.19. Upgrade the GSS7000............................................................................. 53 3. Software License Agreement ........................................................... 59 www.spirent.com 3 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions www.spirent.com 4 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions 1. Introduction 1.1. Overview This document provides the instructions for upgrading 8100 Mobile Device Test System – Location Test System (LTS) B-Series version 13.1 or 13.2 to version 14.0. 8100 Mobile Device Test System LTS B-Series version 14.0 consists of the software components listed in the following table. Software Version Description Spirent TestDrive LTS 14.0.106 Test executive software (includes SUPL 1.0 ETS, TS 34.171 MP, TS 51.010 MP, and Spirent Performance test cases) Spirent SMLC Emulator 14.0.106 SMLC emulation software AirAccess WCDMA-HS 6.02.007 WCDMA network emulation software SimCHAN 3.03.02.11 SimCHAN software Positioning Application(GSS6700) 7.01.009 GPS simulation software Positioning Application (GSS7000) 7.01.009 GPS simulation software TCU2Wrapper 1.0.18 TCU driver TTworkbench Spirent Express 1.27.3 TTworkbenchExpress software Development Library Services 3.52.257 Development Library Services SPARC - Server 1.3.5 CS8 Interactive Tester software 5.09.004 LTE network emulation software E2010 Driver 4.0.0001 E2010 driver AT4 wireless Logging Generator 1.7.0005 AT4 log generator COM interface COM Interface AT4 wireless Dissectors 2.9.0.3 2.9.0.3 AT4 dissectors Intrig Data Monitor 1.3.10 Intrig Data Monitor LTE E2010 software package 12.02.0008 LTE E2010 software package eAirAccess L3 components 13.02.007 Layer 3 components Spirent E2010 Manager 4.00.001 Spirent E2010 Manager E2010 Manager Controller 1.1.3.6 Spirent E2010 Manager controller EPC server coast_11.5.0.2. EPC server 2020.Sep.2.tsu AirAccess C2K 4.83.001 C2K network emulation software Universal DM V2 4.7.2 Universal DM www.spirent.com 5 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions Software Version Description UE AT Interface 1.5.60 UE AT interface Spirent LTS Test Pack TS34.123 1.74.025 TS34.123 SC test pack (conformance) Spirent LTS Test Pack TS51.010 1.73.025 TS51.010 SC test pack SC (conformance) Spirent LTS Test Pack GNSS 1.75.045 GNSS Performance test pack Performance Tests E911-AGPS CSFB Redirection 1.9.18 E911 CSFB test pack Spirent LTS OTA Service 1.12.048 Software component for serving OTA applications Spirent LTS OTA Test Pack 2.76.055 CTIA OTA test pack Spirent LTS OMA_SUPL_V2_ATS 2.12.17 OMA SUPL 2.0 tests OMA Scripts Tests Spirent LTS OMA_SUPL_V2_ATS 2.8.2 OMA SUPL 2.0 tests with IS-801 IS-801 and LPP Tests and LPP Spirent LTS Test Pack TS37.571- 1.75.047 TS37.571-1 Section 6 and TS51.010 1 Section 6 and TS51.010 GNSS GNSS test pack TS37.571-1 Section 9 OTDOA 1.77.049 TS37.571-1 OTDOA tests TS37.571-1 Section 7 A-GNSS 1.77.068 TS37.571-1 A-GNSS tests TS37.571-1 Section 8 ECID 1.4.35 TS35.571-1 ECID tests 37.571-2 Section 7 - LPP Protocol 5.0.19 37.571-2 Sec 7 - LPP Protocol Conformance Conformance test pack Spirent LTS Test Pack SRVCC 1.6.35 Spirent E911 SRVCC test pack E911 TS SUPL2 A-GLONASS 1.3.31 TS SUPL2 A-GLONASS Performance Tests Performance tests CCSA A-GPS and A-BeiDou OTA 1.0.22 CCSA A-GPS and A-BeiDou OTA Test Pack test pack Standalone CCSA Conducted 1.0.19 Standalone CCSA Conducted Standalone CCSA 1.0.17 Standalone CCSA Spirent AT Control 1.5.25 AT command driver UESimulator 12.2.002 UE simulator AirAccessHS Debugger 2.2.1 AirAccessHS debug ADS Getting Started 1.3.101 ADS Spirent UTS Control 2.2.1 UTS control service Spirent WCE-IAPI 3.51.034 WCE-IAPI Message Logging Installation 1.1.0 HTML message logging Spirent Data Client 1.16.250 Spirent Data Client Spirent IMS Client 3.3.0002 Spirent IMS Client www.spirent.com 6 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions Software Version Description Spirent IMS Client Codec Library 1.0.0 Spirent IMS Client Codec Library Spirent SR5750 0.0.5 Spirent SR5750 software package PosApp Launcher (GSS7000) 2.0.0 GPS simulation software: GSS7000 37.571-1 Sec12 WLAN and BLE 1.0.24 37.571-1 Sec12 WLAN and BLE test Test Pack Setup pack setup Spirent LTS OTA GPS_L5 Test 1.0.12 Spirent LTS OTA GPS_L5 test pack Pack Google ELS Test Pack 2.0.11 Google ELS test pack www.spirent.com 7 8100 MDTS Location Test System B-Series Version 14.0 – System Deployment Instructions 1.2. How to Contact Us To obtain technical support for any Spirent Communications product, please contact our Support Services department using any of the following methods: Americas E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://support.spirent.com Toll Free: +1 800-SPIRENT (+1 800-774-7368) (North America) Hours: Monday through Friday, 05:30 to 18:00 Pacific Time Europe, Africa, Middle East E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://support.spirent.com EMEA Phone: +33 (1) 6137 2270 UK Phone: +44 1803 546333 Toll Free Phone: +1 818-676-2616 Hours: Monday through Thursday, 09:00 to 18:00, 9:00 to 17:00 Friday, Paris Time Asia Pacific E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://support.spirent.com China Mainland Phone: +86 (400) 810-9529 (toll-free) Out of China Mainland Phone: +86 (10) 8233 0033 India Phone:
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