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Version Date Summary of Changes
7.7.1.14 18th of March 2016
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CONTENTS
1 NEW FEATURES ................................................................................................. 5

1.1 Slim Handset Isolation Module ..................................................................... 5
1.2 New devices .............................................................................................. 7
1.3 Web-based Nemo Invex II maintenance tool.................................................. 7
1.4 Enhanced HIM startup process ..................................................................... 7
2 NEMO INVEX LICENSE OPTIONS .......................................................................... 8

2.1 Device configuration options ........................................................................ 8
2.2 Technology options..................................................................................... 8
2.3 PESQ voice quality options .......................................................................... 9
2.4 POLQA voice quality options ...................................................................... 10
2.5 ECHO measurements ................................................................................ 10
2.6 PEVQ-S video streaming analysis options .................................................... 11
2.6.1 Other requirements and limitations ..................................................... 11
2.7 Psytechnics video streaming quality............................................................ 11
2.8 Nemo Media Router .................................................................................. 12
2.8.1 New features in Nemo Media Router version 2.40 and 2.41 ................... 12
2.8.2 Error corrections and changes ............................................................ 13
2.8.3 Nemo Media Router licensing options .................................................. 14
2.8.4 Compatibility and update process ....................................................... 14
2.8.5 Supported handsets with Nemo Media Router ...................................... 15
3 NEMO INVEX II SUPPORTED DEVICES ................................................................ 19
4 SCANNERS 25
5 NEMO INVEX I SUPPORTED DEVICES.................................................................. 26

5.1 Supported handsets with Handset Isolation Modules (HIM) ............................ 26
5.2 Supported USB modems with USB Isolation Modules (UIM) ........................... 27
6.5 Verified UEs ............................................................................................. 27
6 RELEASE CONTENT .......................................................................................... 30

6.1 Nemo Invex II platform ............................................................................ 30
6.2 Nemo Invex I platform.............................................................................. 30
7 NEMO INVEX UNIVERSAL INTERFACE CONTROLLER (UIC) ..................................... 32

7.1 Nemo Invex II UIC compatibility ................................................................ 32
7.2 Nemo Invex I UIC compatibility.................................................................. 33
7.3 Nemo Invex II Universal Interface Controller (UIC) power consumption .......... 34
7.4 Nemo Invex I Universal Interface Controller (UIC) power consumption ........... 35
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8 PLATFORM UPDATES ........................................................................................ 36

8.1 Nemo Outdoor installation ......................................................................... 36
8.1.1 Supported operating systems............................................................. 36
8.1.2 First installation ............................................................................... 36
8.1.3 Update/upgrade ............................................................................... 36
8.2 Uninstallation........................................................................................... 37
8.3 Dongle runtime drivers ............................................................................. 37
8.4 Nemo Invex chassis updates...................................................................... 37
8.5 Updating Nemo Media Router to version 2.41 .............................................. 41
9 KNOWN ISSUES ............................................................................................... 43

9.1 General ................................................................................................... 43
9.2 Nemo Invex II hardware ........................................................................... 43
9.2.1 Chassis ........................................................................................... 43
9.2.2 System Management Module (SMM) ................................................... 43
9.2.3 System Access Module (SAM) ............................................................ 43
9.2.4 System Power Module (SPM) ............................................................. 43
9.2.5 WIFI Kit .......................................................................................... 43
9.2.6 UIC................................................................................................. 43
9.2.7 HIM ................................................................................................ 44
9.2.8 Accessory hardware.......................................................................... 44
9.3 Nemo Invex II, legacy UIC-200 adapter kit.................................................. 44
9.4 Nemo Invex II, legacy HIM adapter kit ........................................................ 44
9.5 Nemo Invex II, legacy UIM adapter kit........................................................ 44
9.6 Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool (NIMT) ........................................................ 44
9.6.1 SMM ............................................................................................... 44
9.6.2 Updating the Handset Isolation Module ............................................... 45
9.7 Nemo Invex II handsets ............................................................................ 45
9.8 Samsung Shannon (Shannon 333) based devices ....................................... 45
9.8.1 Generic Notes .................................................................................. 45
9.8.2 Samsung Handsets ........................................................................... 46
9.9 Qualcomm (MDM92xx/96xx, MSM8974, MDM9635) -based UEs ..................... 46
9.9.1 Samsung Handsets ........................................................................... 46
9.10 Nemo Invex I hardware ............................................................................ 49
9.10.1 Nemo Invex UIC Module.................................................................... 49
9.10.2 Nemo Invex I handsets ..................................................................... 49
10 TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................... 57
10.1 HIM start-up issues .................................................................................. 57
10.2 Measurement server connection issues ....................................................... 57
10.3 Chassis start-up issues ............................................................................. 58
10.4 Hardware configurations ........................................................................... 58
11 NEMO TOOLS................................................................................................... 59
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1 NEW FEATURES
This document includes information about both Nemo Invex I and Nemo Invex II HW platforms for
the 7.7.1 release. Please see the Nemo Outdoor 7.7.0 and 7.7.1 release notes for further
information about the new technology and software features.
1.1 Slim Handset Isolation Module

The new Slim Handset Isolation Module (SHIM) aka Single Slot Handset Isolation Module is only one
slot wide. Due to its compact size, it doubles the test handset capacity per Nemo Invex II chassis.
Especially with large-scale benchmarking systems, it reduces the need for additional chassis and
allows the use of more compact and economical vehicles.
Using SHIMs with the master chassis increases the capacity from five to nine test handsets; with the
slave chassis, capacity is increased from six to twelve test handsets. The new SHIM provides the
same functionalities as the two-slot-wide HIM. SHIM is available for Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge+
and Note 4 handsets.
Figure 1. Single Slot Handset Isolation Module.
Figure 2. Nemo Invex II status view with master chassis occupied by nine SHIMs.
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Feature SHIM HIM
Support for smartphones with up to

6.4 screens
Shielded enclosure for handsets (~40
dB)
Supports all modes of testing (voice
quality and data)

Supports continuous driving
Power provided by chassis via rear

panel
Ability to hard reset devices in case of
handset lockup
Single multicolor LED indicator to show
module status

Illuminated activation button
SS USB 3.0 lockable (Nemo Easy Lock)

connector
Number of SMA RF antenna connectors 5 4

WiFi ready

External SIM card reader
SIM cards supported: normal SIM,
micro, and nano SIM cards with
adapters
Width Single-slot width Double-slot width
Weight 965g 1150g
Table 1. Handset isolation module comparison
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1.2 New devices

Please see the chapter 3 Nemo Invex II Supported devices for further information.
1.3 Web-based Nemo Invex II maintenance tool

The new web-based Nemo Invex II maintenance tool provides a quick and easy way to update the
Nemo Invex II system using the web browser of the control PC or even a smartphone when the
Wireless Access Kit is used with the Nemo Invex II system. The web-based UI is easy to use. Users
just need to select the update package, upload it to the Nemo Invex II system and click Check for
updates and the rest of the update process is done automatically. During the update process, a real-
time update status is shown.
Users can launch the Nemo Invex II maintenance tool from the Nemo Outdoor user interface via the
Nemo Invex Status view by selecting Update Nemo Invex. This will launch the default web browser
with the following URL: http://<base_ip> where the base_ip is the IP address of the first UIC in the
master chassis. By default it is 192.168.3.100. It should be noted that the web-based maintenance
tool is supported only with the Nemo Invex II platform. When using a smartphone to update the
system, Nemo Invex II Wireless Access Kit is required.
The maintenance tool can be used also for changing the base IP address of the system. This can be
done via settings.
Existing Nemo Invex II customers can download the Nemo Invex II maintenance service package
from the Nemo User Club or from an FTP server. Installation must be done to the first UIC module in
the master chassis. The initial version supports module updates but in case reimaging of the UIC
module is needed, the NIMT application (Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool) must be used. Reimaging
with Nemo Invex II maintenance tool will be supported in the next release.
Figure 3. Web-based Nemo Invex II maintenance tool.
1.4 Enhanced HIM startup process

Updated iso power up (IsoPwr_7_7_1_0) includes the following changes:
Samsung Galaxy S6 (SM-G928F), S6 Edge+
Support for Samsung Galaxy S6 (SM-G920I)
Samsung Galaxy S6 (SM-G920A), ATT AudioPlayLevel changed to 55
Note 4 SM-G910F and S6 SM-G9208 power up sequence updated. This change improves the
startup devices
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2 NEMO INVEX LICENSE OPTIONS
2.1 Device configuration options
Product License option Description

code
NI1600-01 Nemo Invex Nemo Invex basic license including 20

voice and 20 simultaneous data
connections with up to 20 devices (UEs)
NI1600-03 Nemo Invex Extend the number of voice and

Extended (Nemo simultaneous data connections to 50
Invex II only) devices (UEs)
NI1600-04 Nemo Invex Enables measurements without the Nemo

Standalone Invex hardware. Supports up to eight
simultaneous connections per computer
(voice/ data). NOTE! With WIN 8.x OS
only up to six connections
2.2 Technology options

New technology options including also Samsung Shannon support.
Product code License option Description
NI1600-18 Nemo Invex 2G/ Technologies supported:

3G Technology GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSPA/HSPA+
option Dual Cell/CDMA/EVDO Rel 0/EVDO Rev
A/EVDO Rev B
Chipsets supported: Broadcom, HiSilicon,
Motorola, Nokia, Nvidia, Samsung and
Qualcomm. Up to 42Mbps

3G/ 4G Technology GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSPA/HSPA+
option Dual Cell/CDMA/EVDO Rel 0/EVDO Rev
A/EVDO Rev B LTE FDD/LTE TDD, up to
UE Cat. 4. (150Mbps)
Qualcomm

3G/ 4G/ CA 2CC GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSPA/HSPA+
Technology Option Dual Cell/CDMA/EVDO Rel 0/EVDO Rev
A/EVDO Rev B/ LTE FDD/LTE TDD/ LTE-A
2CC, up to UE Cat. 6 (300Mbps)
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Product code License option Description

Qualcomm
This license option enables the recording
of parameters from two carrier
components (one primary and one
secondary channel)

3G/ 4G/ CA 3CC GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSPA/HSPA+
Technology Option Dual Cell/CDMA/EVDO Rel 0/EVDO Rev
A/EVDO Rev B/ LTE FDD/LTE TDD/ LTE-A
3CC, up to UE Cat. 11 (600Mbps).
Qualcomm
This license option enables the recording
of parameters from three carrier
components (one primary and two
secondary channels)
Table 2. Nemo Invex technology options.
2.3 PESQ voice quality options
Product License option Max. number of voice quality

code connections/ measurement system
NI1600-08 Nemo Invex PESQ 2

Voice Quality 2

Voice Quality 4

Voice Quality 6

Voice Quality 8

Voice Quality 10

Voice Quality 12

Voice Quality 14

Voice Quality 16

Voice Quality 18
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Voice Quality 20
Table 3. PESQ voice quality options.
2.4 POLQA voice quality options

NI1108-00 Nemo Invex POLQA 2

Voice Quality 2

Voice Quality 4

Voice Quality 6

Voice Quality 8

Voice Quality 10

Voice Quality 12

Voice Quality 14

Voice Quality 16

Voice Quality 18

Voice Quality 20
Table 4. POLQA voice quality options.
2.5 ECHO measurements

Not available at the moment with Nemo Invex II.
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2.6 PEVQ-S video streaming analysis options

PEVQ-S video quality testing is an optional feature and requires the PEVQ-S license.
Product License option Platform Max. number of simultaneous PEVQ-S

code video streaming connections/
measurement system
OD1700-10 Opticom PEVQ-S With 1

standalone
system
NI1700-02 Opticom PEVQ-S 2 Nemo Invex 2
Table 5. Default PEVQ-S video streaming analysis options.
2.6.1 Other requirements and limitations

The following software must be installed to each UIC:
Video files must be copied to UIC to folder in C:\Nemo Tools\Video Files
Dial-up and mobile broadband devices do not work (due to the limitation of WinPCAP)
NOTE! Only one active PEVQ-S connection is supported per UIC. Only one active PS
connection is allowed while executing PEVQ streaming. When multiple test handsets are
connected to the same UIC, a PS connection with only the test handset executing PEVQ-S
testing is allowed.
If a test handset has Nemo Media Router application installed, it prevents PEVQ-S testing
as NMR test handsets are always online. In that case, to run multiple PEVQ-S connections
simultaneously, a dedicated UIC is required with only one NMR test handset connected to
the UIC.
2.7 Psytechnics video streaming quality

PVI video streaming quality testing requires optional license.
Product License option Max. number of simultaneous video

code streaming connections/ UIC
100072-01 PVI Psytechnics 1

Video Streaming
Quality (RTSP)
NOTE! Only one active video streaming (PVI) connection is supported/ UIC. To run
multiple PVI connections simultaneously, two or more UICs are required.
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2.8 Nemo Media Router

Nemo Media Router is the Anite Network Testing proprietary communications interface and
application developed for Android-based smartphones (patent pending). With the Nemo Media
Router (NMR) interface Android-based smartphones communicate with PC-based applications, such
as Nemo Outdoor and Nemo Invex. The initial version of NMR included support for voice quality
testing PESQ and POLQA.
NMR provides the real QoE measurements as all the services are running on a smartphone. A PC
user controls and runs the services on the phone via an NMR interface. The NMR application on the
phone transfers the KPIs related to the data transfer to the PC. NMR is the solution for current and
future technologies supporting high data rates, such as, using multiple LTE Cat 9 UEs on a single
CPU.
Key Benefits
Cost-effective and simplified. Ideal for benchmarking and running simultaneous LTE high-
speed UEs on a single commercial laptop with up to six handsets
Enhanced data capacity per CPU which means more devices per CPU with higher data rates
compared to running data services on a PC
Only one IP address (host address) for all test UEs with multi-configurations
No limitations for performing application testing with multiple UEs simultaneously on a

single CPU, (e.g. YouTube testing)
Measurement is done from end-user perspective using smartphones QoS settings
No issues with PC CPU load lowering data rates. No need to tweak TCP/IP settings on the PC
Smaller (lighter) and cost-effective hardware and easy installation. In some cases no
permanent installation needed due to much lower overall power consumption
Data transfers can be made using the NMR interface where the protocol service is running on a
smartphone. User can select via the Nemo Outdoor device configuration settings the appropriate
method for performing data transfers. The NMR application must be installed on a smartphone and
have a valid license. If NMR is activated, all supported commands/services are always executed via
NMR. Commands/services that are not supported by NMR are automatically executed on the PC.
The user interface uses the same manual and scripted commands with NMR as with PC.
With voice quality measurements, the smartphone records the received sample audio files and
transfers audio files via the NMR interface to a computer in real time. The computer calculates the
PESQ/POLQA MOS scores and the values are written to the Nemo Outdoor log file. PESQ and POLQA
licensing will remain the same. NMR also supports multiple phones connected simultaneously to one
CPU. The maximum number of simultaneous connections with voice quality and data is six phones
connected to one CPU with Windows 8 OS and eight phones with Windows 7 OS.
2.8.1 New features in Nemo Media Router version 2.40 and 2.41
These versions include new features introduced in the following chapters, error corrections, and
enhancements that improve the reliability.
SMS testing support
VoWiFi/ ViWiFi support. Test handset must have NMR installed before these measurements
can be supported.
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o Requires WLAN option
o Verified handset Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920T (TMOB)
Added WLAN radio on/off command (will be supported with Nemo Outdoor 7.8.0)
PEVQ-S support (will be supported with Nemo Outdoor 7.8.0)
o With limited set of test handsets
Improved device modem discovery response to load the correct handler automatically
Debug logging
o Debug logs help R&D to troubleshoot issues remotely. When Nemo Outdoor is
started in debug mode, each NMR handset connected to the measurement system
logs information to the Nemo Outdoor debug log file (.NBL)
Support for the following new Samsung Shannon-based UEs:
o Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM-N920I
o Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ SM-G928F
o Samsung Note 5 SM-9200
o Sony Xperia Z5 E6653
o Motorola XT1575 support
2.8.2 Error corrections and changes

Change: Browsing redirection allowed
Fixed: IP address assigned by the network is written to log file instead of network adapter
IP address
Fixed TeamViewer issue with SGS6 and Sony Z3
Fixed Samsung Galaxy Note 4 mic mute
Reporting user abort status in DCOMP event instead of normal (affects FTP, SFTP)
Fixed TeamViewer connection issues
Fixed crash with YouTube testing when timed out
Go back to list of new features.
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2.8.3 Nemo Media Router licensing options

Nemo Media Router version 2.00 introduced new licensing options. Licenses can be easily upgraded
over the air (OTA) by launching the Nemo Media Router application after installing the application to
the handset. The following license options are available with Nemo Media Router version 2.31:
Product Option Description

Code
OD1600-04 NMR Voice Quality Testing Transfers audio files via the NMR interface to
Option a computer in real time. Includes also VoLTE
option. Requires also Nemo Outdoor or
Nemo Invex PESQ & POLQA licenses
(optional license)
OD1600-05 NMR Data & Application Includes FTP, Ping, HTTP/ HTTPS, YouTube
Testing Option video streaming, and HTML browsing
protocols. Client running on the smartphone
(optional license)
OD0700-38 WLAN Option Enables WLAN measurements

NOTE! Not available with HIM modules /2
slot wide HIM. Required with VoWiFi and
ViWiFi measurements.
Table 6.NMR 2.40 license options.
2.8.4 Compatibility and update process
Application Version
Nemo Media Router 2.41.137
Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14
TeamViewer (PC) 11.0.53254
10.0.43174
10.0.47484
TeamViewer QuickSupport (test teamviewer_quicksupport_11.0.4203.apk

handset)
10.0.332, 10.0.3264
with SGS6 Edge +/
Note 5 use 11.0.4203
teamviewer_quicksupport_addon_samsung_10.0.3086.apk
TeamViewer QuickSupport Add-on
8.0.1184
for Samsung
with SGS6 edge +/ Note 5 use 10.0.3086
Table 7. Compatible versions.
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Nemo Media Router version 2.41.137 is compatible with Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14. NOTE! NMR
versions 1.0 or 1.1 are not supported with Nemo Outdoor version 7.3.0.6 or higher. Customers
using Nemo Media Router versions 1.0 or 1.1 should not update Nemo Outdoor to the latest version
before updating the Nemo Media Router application on the test handsets. Nemo Media Router
application updates can be done using the NMR user interface from version 2.30.099 onwards.
Together with the test handset UI remote control and monitoring, OTA updates can be done also
with Nemo Invex handset isolation modules without opening the cover. To check for software
updates, make sure that Wi-Fi or mobile data (with HIM devices) is enabled, press the button at
the bottom of the NMR main view and select Check for updates.
When updating NMR from version 2.20.xx or older please see the Nemo Outdoor user manual
chapter 3.4.1 Installing Nemo Media Router.
2.8.5 Supported handsets with Nemo Media Router

The handsets shown in the table below are supported with the Nemo Media Router application.
Version number presents the versions at the time of initial release.
Product Handset Firmware NMR/Teamviewer Nemo Outdoor version

Code versions (*) (*)
MH1700-58 Samsung MPSS.BO.2.0.1.c3.5- 2.41.137 7.7.1.14

Note 5 00137- teamviewer_quicksupport_
SM-N9200 M9635TAARANAZM-1
(TAARANAZ Nov 24 11.0.4203.apk
2015 20:51:00) teamviewer_quicksupport_a
ddon_samsung_10.0.3086.
apk
MH1620-01 Sony 32.0.A.6.170_R16B 2.41.137 7.7.1.14

Xperia Z5 (1298-3443 Telstra teamviewer_quicksupport_
E6653 AU)
11.0.4203.apk
MH1640-00 Motorola MPSS.BO.2.5.c8- 2.41.137 7.7.1.14

Moto X 00010- teamviewer_quicksupport_
Pure M8994FAAAANAZM-1
Edition (FAAAANAZ Jul 23 11.0.4203.apk
XT1575 2015 14:27:30)
MH1700-55 Samsung G928FXXU1AOH3, 2.40.125 7.7.0.9

Galaxy S6 ICDver 4.90, chipset teamviewer_quicksupport_1
Edge+ SS333 1.0.4203
SM-G928F teamviewer_quicksupport_a
ddon_samsung_10.0.3086
MH1700-56 Samsung N920IDVU1AOH3, 2.40.125 7.7.0.9

Galaxy ICDver 4.90, chipset teamviewer_quicksupport_1
Note 5 SS333 1.0.4203
SM-N920I teamviewer_quicksupport_a
ddon_samsung_10.0.3086
MH1700-46 Samsung G920FXXU1AOCWICD 2.31.108 7.6.1.12

Galaxy S6 ver 4.80
SM-G920F
MH1700-48 Samsung G920W8VLU1AOE1, 2.31.108 7.6.1.12

Galaxy S6 ICDver 4.61
SM-
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G920W8
(Bell)
MH1700-50 Samsung G920IDVU1BOF6, 2.31.108 7.6.1.12

Galaxy S6 ICDver 4.90, chipset
SM-G920I SS333
(APAC)

S6 SM- 00023-
G920P M9635TAARANAZM-
(Sprint) 1.15020.1.15643.1
(TAARANAZ May 5
2015 01:51:10)

Galaxy S6 00051-
SM-G9208 M9635TAARANAZM-
(Taiwan) 1.17099.2.17432.1
(TAARANAZ Apr 23
2015 10:06:47)
MH1700-53 Samsung G920TUVU2COF8, 2.31.108 7.6.1.12

Galaxy S6 ICDver 4.61, chipset
SM-G920T SS333
(T-Mobile)
MH1700-52 Samsung MPSS.DI.3.0.c5- 2.30.099 7.6.0.7

Note 4 00300-
Note SM- M9625TAARANAZM-
N910T 1.7386.2 (TAARANAZ
(TMOB) Nov 11 2014
19:36:24)
MH1620-00 Sony MPSS.DI.3.0.c9.1- 2.30.099 7.6.0.7

Xperia Z3 00022-
D6653 M8974AAAAANAZM-1
(AAAAANAZ Nov 26
2014 03:27:54)
MH1700-45 Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0.1.c2.2- 2.20.078 7.5.0.5

Galaxy S5 00006-
SM- M8974AAAAANRZM-1
G900M (AAAAANRZ May 9
2014 21:44:23)
MH1700-39 Samsung MPSS.BO.1.0.r10- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

Galaxy 00108-
Note 4 M9635TAARANAZM-
SM-N910F 1.5514.1 (TAARANAZ
Sep 16 2014
20:04:39)
MH1700-40 Samsung MPSS.BO.1.1.r10- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

Galaxy 00108-
Note 4 M9635TAARANAZM-
SM- 1.5514.1 (TAARANAZ
N910G Oct 4 2014 16:47:00)
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MH1700-41 Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0.1.c2- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

Galaxy S5 00055-
G900T1 (AAAAANRZ May 23
2014 19:27:09)
(Metro
PCS)

Galaxy S5 00006-
G900R4 (AAAAANRZ Mar 31
2014 01:04:01)
(US
Cellular)
MH1700-35 Samsung MPSS.BO.1.0.c1- 2.10.054 7.4.0.9 (Data only, not voice

Galaxy S5 00091- quality)
4G+ SM- M9635TAARANAZM-1
G901F (TAARANAZ Aug 11
2014 11:59:20)

Galaxy S5 00006-
SM-G900I M8974AAAAANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ Mar 29
2014 15:46:27).
Android 4.2

Galaxy S5 00006-
SM-G900F M8974AAAAANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ Mar 29
2014 15:46:27).
Android 4.2
MH1700-29 Samsung M9615ACEHWMAZD17 2.01.041 7.3.1.9

Galaxy S5 95 (ACEFWMAZ Aug
SM-G900T 17 2012 20:29:27)
(T-Mobile)
MH1700-30 Samsung M8930B-AAAATAZM- 2.01.041 7.3.1.9

Galaxy S5 5.0.060165
SM-G900P (BBAAATAZ Jan 30
(Sprint) 2014 14:45:25)

Galaxy S5 5.0.060165
SM- (BBAAATAZ Jan 30
G900W8 2014 14:45:25)
(Bell)
100314-21 Samsung M9615ACEHWMAZD17 1.0.011 7.1.0.6

Galaxy S 95 (ACEFWMAZ Aug 2.00.034 7.3.0.6
III 17 2012 20:29:27)
(I9305)
MH1700-03 Samsung M9615A-CEFWTAZM- 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

Galaxy S4 4.0.17062 (ACEFWTAZ
(GT- Apr 12 2013
i9505) 18:16:13)
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Galaxy S4 3.2.27040 (BBAAATAZ 2.00.034 7.3.0.6
Mini (GT- Jul 15 2013 11:32:02)
i9195)
MH1700-10 Samsung M8974A-AAAANAZM- 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

Galaxy 1.0.180095
S4+ (GT- (AAAAANAZ Dec 12
i9506) 2013 16:26:28)
Android 4.3
MH1700-17 Samsung SET_BY_CM 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

Galaxy (AAAAANAZ Sep 13
Note 3 2013 18:20:25)
(SM-
N900T)
MH1700-19 Samsung M8930B-AAAATBZM- 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

Galaxy S4 6.0.01049 (BBAAATBZ
Mini (SPH- Nov 4 2013
L520 20:22:08)
Sprint)
Table 8. Supported handsets with Nemo Media Router application.

Standard data cable (OD0100-08) Hama micro USB 2.0 USB A to micro B cable must be used with
the test handsets.
(*) with initial release.
For a complete list of supported devices, please see the separate document Nemo Outdoor 7.7.0.9
Compatible Devices.pdf.
Do not upgrade, root, or reflash your measurement terminal firmware. Doing so will cause the
terminal to permanently lose its measurement capability!
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3 NEMO INVEX II SUPPORTED DEVICES
The following test handsets have been verified and approved with the Nemo Invex II system with
and without the Handset Isolation Module. Voice and data testing supported. Nemo Media Router
application is included with the Handset Isolation Modules. Some limitations apply. The version
number represents the versions at the time of initial release.
Product Device FW Handler GSM WCDMA LTE CDMA SHIM HIM VQ NMR/ OD
Code version
MM0800- Netgear MPSS.TH.1. Qualcomm WCDMA LTE FDD 7.7.1.14

02 Aircard 810S 0-01382- LTE-A 3CC 850/900/ 700APT/900/1
Mobile M9645LAAA Cat 11 1900/ 800/2100/260
Hotspot ANAZM- 2100 0
C0130200
HSDPA (E-UTRAN
(C0130200
UE Cat bands 28, 8,
Sep 3 2015 3, 1, 7)
14:19:17) 24,
HSUPA UE LTE UE Cat 4,
Cat 6 6, 9, 11
Driver 2CC CA intra-
AC78xSDriv band
ers contiguous:
v4_3_0_0 3A, 1A, 7A,
RLS.zip 8A, 28A, 7C
(BCS 0,1,2)
2CC CA intra-
band non-
contiguous:
7A_7A
2CC CA inter-
band: 3A_28A,
28A_3A,
3A_7A,
7A_3A,
7A_28A (BCS
0,1), 28A_7A
(BCS 0,1)
3CC CA inter-
band: 3A_7C,
7C_3A,
3A_28A_7A,
7A_28A_3A,
28A_7A_3A,
7C_28A (BCS
0,1), 28A_7C
(BCS 0,1),
7A_28A_7A
(BCS 0,1),
28A_7A_7A
(BCS 0,1)
Handset Samsung G920FXXU1 Samsung Quad 850, 900, LTE FDD x x (NMR) 7.7.1.14
MH1700- Galaxy S6 AOCW, GSM/ band 1900, 700a/700b/80 NMR
55 edge+ SM- ICDver UMTS/ LTE- 2100 0DD/800Lower
G928F 4.80" A 3CC FDD /800Upper/85 2.41.137
0/850+/900/1
SHIM 800/1900/AW
S/2100/2600 Max. six
NI10107- handsets
00 (E-UTRAN connected
bands 12, 17, to UIC-i7
20, 18, 19, 5,
26, 8, 3, 2, 4,
1, 7)
LTE UE Cat 4,
6, 9
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NI10106- Samsung G920IDVU1 Samsung Quad WCDMA LTE FDD x x 7.7.1.14

17 Galaxy S6 BOF6, GSM/ band 850/900/ 700a/700b/70 NMR
SM-G920I ICDver UMTS/ LTE- 1900/210 0APT/800Lowe
4.90, A 2CC FDD/ 0/AWS r/800Upper/85 2.41.137
chipset TDD 0
HSDPA
SS333 UE Cat /850+/900/18 Max. six
24, 00/1900/2100 handsets
HSUPA UE /AWS/2600 connected
Cat 6 LTE TDD 2300 to UIC-i7
(E-UTRAN
bands 12, 17,
28, 18, 19, 5,
26, 8, 3, 2, 1,
4, 7, 40)
LTE UE Cat 4,
6
CA intra-band
contiguous:
3C, 7C (BCS
0,1), 40C
(BCS 0,1), 1A,
2A, 3A, 4A,
7A, 8A, 12A,
17A, 26A, 5A,
18A, 19A,
28A, 40A
CA intra-band
non-
contiguous:
n/a
CA inter-band:
3A_5A (BCS
0,1,2), 5A_3A
(BCS 0,1,2),
3A_7A,
7A_3A,
3A_28A,
28A_3A,
7A_28A,
28A_7A
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- 850, 900, FDD: E800, x x 7.4.2.15
01 Galaxy S5 .1.c2.2- LTE FDD band 1900, 850, 900, NMR
SM-G900F 00006- 2100 1800, 1900, 2.11.064
(EU) M8974AAAA 2100, 2600
ANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ
Mar 8 2014
14:52:16)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- 850, 900, FDD: APT700, x x 7.4.2.15
02 Galaxy S5 .1.c2.2- LTE FDD/ band 1900, 850, 900,
NMR
SM-G900I 00008- TDD 2100 1800, 1900, 2.11.064
(ASIA) M8974AAAA 2100, 2600
ANRZM-1 TDD: 40
(AAAAANRZ
(2300-2400)
Mar 11 2014
16:33:25)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- 850, FDD: 700, x HIM only 7.4.2.15
03 Galaxy S5 .1.c2.2- LTE FDD band 1900, 850, 1800, NMR not
SM-G900A 00006- 2100 1900, 2100,
supported.
(AT&T) M8974AAAA 2100AWS,
VQ via
ANRZM-1 2600 analog
(AAAAANRZ CA, Cat 4 audio
Mar 10 2014
06:13:46)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm FDD: 850+, 800, x x 7.4.2.15

04 Galaxy S5 .1.c2.2- LTE FDD / 1900 PCS A-G 1900 NMR
SM-G900P 00006- TDD CDMA / TD-LTE: 41 EVDO 2.11.064
(Sprint US) M8974AAAA EVDO (2500) Rel 0
ANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ EVDO
Mar 12 2014 Rev A
13:02:54)
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NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- 850, FDD: 700, 800, x x 7.4.2.15
05 Galaxy S5 .1.c2- LTE FDD band 1900, 850, 900, 1900 NMR
SM-G900T1 00055- 2100, 1800, 1900, EVDO 2.11.064
(Metro PCS) M8974AAAA 2100AWS 2100,
Rev A
ANRZM-1 2100AWS,
(AAAAANRZ 2600
May 23 Cat 4
2014
19:27:09)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm FDD: 700, x x 7.4.2.15

06 Galaxy S5 .1.c2.2- LTE FDD/ 850, 1900, NMR
SM-G900R4 00006- EVDO 2100AWS 2.11.064
(US Cellular) M8974AAAA Cat 4
ANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ
Mar 31 2014
01:04:01)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- 850, FDD: 700, x x 7.4.2.15

07 Galaxy S5 .1.c2- LTE FDD band 1900, 850, 900, NMR
SM-G900T 00062- 2100, 1800, 1900, 2.11.064
(T-Mobile M8974AAAA 2100AWS 2100,
US) ANRZM- 2100AWS,
1.01647286 2600
.3416.1
(AAAAANRZ
Aug 25
2014
21:59:45)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- FDD: 700, 800, x HIM only 7.4.2.15
08 Galaxy S5 .1.c2- LTE FDD/ band 2100AWS 1900 NMR not
SM-G900V 00075- CDMA/
EVDO supported.
(Verizon) M8974AAAA EVDO Rev A VQ via
ANRZM- analog
1.01636617
audio
.4062.1
(AAAAANRZ
Sep 14
2014
12:18:28)"
NI10106- Samsung "MPSS.DI.2. Qualcomm Quad- 850, FDD: 700, x x 7.4.2.15

09 Galaxy S5 0.1.c2.2- LTE FDD band 1900, 850, 900,
NMR
SM-G900W8 00006- 2100, 1800, 1900, 2.11.064
(Bell) M8974AAAA 2100AWS 2100,
ANRZM-1 2100AWS,
(AAAAANRZ 2600
Apr 11 2014
11:35:03)"
HIM Samsung MPSS.BO.1. Qualcomm Quad- 850, 900, FDD: 700, x x 7.4.2.15
NI10106- Galaxy Note 0.r10- LTE-A 2CC band 1900, 800, 850, 900, NMR
4 SM-N910F 00108- Cat6 2100 1800, 1900,
10 2.11.064
(EU) M9635TAAR 2100, AWS,
ANAZM- 2600
SHIM 1.5514.1 Cat 6
(TAARANAZ
NI10107- Sep 16
02 2014
20:04:39)
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HIM Samsung MPSS.BO.1. Qualcomm Quad- 850, 900, FDD: 700, x x 7.4.2.15
NI10106- Galaxy Note 1.r10- LTE-A 2CC band 1900, 850, 900, NMR
11 4 SM-N910G 00108- Cat6 2100 1800, 1900, 2.11.064
(Asia) M9635TAAR 2100,
ANAZM- 2100AWS,
SHIM 1.5514.1 2600
(TAARANAZ TDD: 2300,
NI10107- Oct 4 2014
01 2600
16:47:00)
Cat 6
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.2.0 Qualcomm Quad- 850, 900, FDD: 700, x 7.6.0.7
12 Galaxy S5 .1.c2.2- LTE FDD band 1900, 850, 1900, NMR
SM-G900M 00006- 2100, 2100, 2.30.099
M8974AAAA 2100AWS 2100AWS,
ANRZM- 2600
1(AAAAANR Cat 4
Z May 9
2014
21:44:23)
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.DI.3.0 Qualcomm FDD: 700ac, x x 7.6.0.7

13 Galaxy Note .c5-00300- LTE-A 2CC 700cb, 850,
NMR
4 SM-N910T M9625TAAR Cat4 900, 1800, 2.30.099
ANAZm- 1900, 2100,
1.7386.2 2100AWS,260
TAARANAZ 0
Nov 11 Cat 4
2014)
CA inter-band:
2A_4A (BCS
1), 4A_12A,
4A_2A (BCS
1), 12A_4A
NI10106- Sony Xperia MPSS.DI.3.0 Qualcomm Quad- WCDMA LTE FDD x x 7.6.1.12
14 Z3 (D6653) .c9.1- LTE FDD/ band 850/900/ 700/850/900/ NMR
00022- TDD 1900/210 1800/2100/ 2.3.1.115
M8974AAAA 0
2600
ANAZM-1 HSDPA
(AAAAANAZ LTE TDD 2300
UE Cat
Nov 26 24, (E-UTRAN
2014 bands 28, 5,
HSUPA UE
03:27:54) Cat 6 8, 3, 1, 7, 40)
LTE UE Cat 4
NI10106- Samsung G920FXXU1 Samsung Quad- 850, 900, 700a/700b/70 x x 7.6.1.12

15 Galaxy S6 AOCWICDve GSM/ band 1900, 0APT/800Lowe NMR
r 4.80 UMTS/ LTE- 2100, r/800Upper/85
SM-G920F 2.31.115
A 2CC FDD AWS 0
HSDPA /850+/900/18
UE Cat 00/1900/2100
24, /AWS/2600
HSUPA UE TDD 2300
Cat 6
(E-UTRAN
bands 12, 17,
28, 18, 19, 5,
26, 8, 3, 2, 1,
4, 7, 40)
LTE UE Cat 4,
6
CA intra-band
contiguous:
3C, 7C (BCS
0,1), 40C
(BCS 0,1), 1A,
2A, 3A, 4A,
7A, 8A, 12A,
17A, 26A, 5A,
18A, 19A,
28A, 40A
CA intra-band
non-
contiguous:
n/a
CA inter-band:
3A_5A (BCS
0,1,2), 5A_3A
(BCS 0,1,2),
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3A_7A,
7A_3A,
3A_28A,
28A_3A,
7A_28A,
28A_7A
0
Sa
msung GSM/
UMTS/ LTE-A
2CC FDD
HIM Samsung MPSS.BO.2. Qualcomm Quad- 850, 900, FDD x x x 7.6.1.12

Galaxy S6 0.1.c3.5- band 1900, 700/900/1800
NI10106- LTE-A CA NMR
00051- 2100 /2100/AWS/26
16 SM-G9208 3CC Cat.6 2.31.115
(Taiwan) M9635TAAR HSDPA 00
ANAZM- UE Cat TDD
SHIM 1.17099.2.1
24, 1900/2300/25
7432.1
NI10107- HSUPA UE 00/2600
(TAARANAZ Cat 6
03 Apr 23 2015 (E-UTRAN
10:06:47) bands 28, 8,
3, 1, 4, 7, 39,
40, 41, 38)
LTE UE Cat 4,6
CA intra-band
contiguous:
38C, 39C,
39B, 40C, 41C
(BCS 0,1)
CA intra-band
non-
contiguous:
39A_39A,
41A_41A (BCS
0,1)
CA inter-band:
3A_28A,
3A_8A (BCS
0,1,2), 3A_7A,
7A_3A, 8A_3A
(BCS 0,1,2),
28A_3A,
39A_41A,
41A_39A
NI10106- Samsung MPSS.BO.2. Qualcomm Quad- WCDMA LTE FDD CDMA2 x x 7.6.1.12
18 Galaxy S6 0.1.c3.5- LTE FDD/ band 850/900/ 700/850+/850 000- NMR
SM-G920P 00023- TDD 1900/210 /1900/1900+/ HRPD
2.31.115
M9635TAAR Qualcomm 0 AWS 800/ES
ANAZM- CDMA/ HSDPA MR800/
1.15158.1.1 LTE TDD 2500 1900
1xEVDO UE Cat
5214.1 (E-UTRAN
14, (Band
(TAARANAZ HSUPA UE bands 12, 26, class 0,
Mar 8 2015 Cat 6 5, 2, 25, 4, 10, 1)
17:31:32) 41)
CDMA2
LTE UE Cat 4 000-
1xRTT
800/ES
MR800/
1900
(Band
class 0,
10, 1)
EV-DO
Rev.A
3.1
Mbps
NI10106- Samsung G920TUVU2 Samsung Quad- WCDMA LTE FDD x 7.6.1.12

19 Galaxy S6 COF8, GSM/ band 850/1900 700a/700b/80 NMR
SM-G920T ICDver UMTS/ LTE- /2100/ 0/850/1800/ 2.31.115
4.61, A 2CC FDD
AWS 1900/2100/A
chipset
WS/2600
SS333
(E-UTRAN
bands 12, 17,
20, 5, 3, 2, 1,
4, 7)
LTE UE Cat 4,
6
CA intra-band
contiguous:
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2A, 4A, 12A,

1A, 3A, 5A,
7A, 17A, 20A
CA intra-band
non-
contiguous:
n/a
CA inter-band:
2A_4A (BCS
0,1,2), 4A_2A
(BCS 0,1,2),
4A_12A (BCS
0,3), 12A_4A
(BCS 0,3)
NI10106- Samsung G920W8VLU Samsung Quad- WCDMA LTE FDD x 7.6.1.12

20 Galaxy S6 1AOE1, GSM/ band 850/1900 700a/700b/70
NMR
SM-G920W8 ICDver UMTS/ LTE- /2100/ 0c/700d/800/ 2.31.115
4.61 A 2CC FDD AWS 850
/1800/1900/2
100/AWS/260
0
(E-UTRAN
bands 12, 17,
13, 29, 20, 5,
3, 2, 1, 4, 7)
LTE UE Cat 4,
6
CA intra-band
contiguous:
2A, 4A, 5A,
7A, 12A, 13A,
17A, 1A, 3A,
20A
CA intra-band
non-
contiguous:
n/a
CA inter-band:
2A_4A (BCS
0,1,2), 4A_2A
(BCS 0,1,2),
2A_17A,
17A_2A,
4A_7A,
7A_4A,
4A_17A,
4A_12A (BCS
0,1,2,3,4),
2A_29A (BCS
0,1,2),
4A_29A (BCS
0,1,2)
Table 9. Nemo Invex II supported devices.
Abbreviations:
FW= firmware version
HIM= handset isolation module
SHIM= Slim handset isolation module
VQ= Voice quality (PESQ & POLQA)
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4 SCANNERS
The following scanner receivers have been verified and approved.
Scanner Dedicated power cable Notes

available
Nemo FSR1 Yes
PCTEL MX/ MXFLEX Yes
PCTEL EX/ EXFLEX/ IBFLEX Yes
R&S TSMW Yes
R&S TSME Yes
R&S TSMW/TSME scanners. Max. one scanner receiver can be connected to Invex II
chassis. With multiple TSMW/ TSME scanner receivers each scanner must be connected
to its own chassis. Max. one TSMW/ TSME scanner receiver can be connected to UIC.
When the TSMW scanner is used any other scanners using Ethernet connection cannot be
connected to the same chassis. E.g. simultaneous use of Nemo FSR1 and R&S TSMW/
TSME is not possible. Currently TSME MIMO measurements are not supported with Invex
platforms.
PCTEL scanners, max. one scanner per UIC module.
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5 NEMO INVEX I SUPPORTED DEVICES
5.1 Supported handsets with Handset Isolation Modules (HIM)

The following UEs have been verified and approved. No new devices for Nemo Invex I.
Product Product Name

Code
NI1105-10 HIM Active Cool/ 4-SMA Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900F
NI1105-11 HIM Active Cool/ 4-SMA Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900I
NI1105-12 HIM Active Cool/ Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900A (AT&T)
NI1105-13 HIM Active Cool/ Samsung Galaxy S5 S5 SM-G900T (TMOB)
NI1105-14 HIM Active Cool/ Samsung Galaxy S5 S5 SM-G900P (Sprint US)
NI1105-15 HIM Active Cool/ Samsung Galaxy S5 S5 SM-G900T1 (Metro PCS)
NI1105-16 HIM Active Cool/ Samsung Galaxy S5 S5 SM-G900R4 (US Cellular)
NI1105-08 Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-R970 (US Cellular)
NI1105-09 Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-M919N (MetroPCS)
NI1105-06 Samsung Galaxy S4+ GT-i9506
NI1105-07 Samsung Galaxy S4+ GT-i9506 (HIM with active cooling)
NI1105-02 Samsung Galaxy S 4 SGH- i337 (AT&T)
NI1105-03 Samsung Galaxy S 4 SGH- M919 (TMOB)
NI1105-01 Samsung Galaxy S 4 GT-i9505
100820-25 Samsung Galaxy S III SGH-i747
100820-27 Samsung Galaxy S III GT-i9305
100820-16 Nokia C7 -00 (RM-675/ RM-691)
100820-15 Nokia C5 -00.2 (RM-745)
100820-18 Nokia C5 -03 NAM/LAT (RM-719)
100820-21 Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S (LT-18i)
100820-13 Huawei C7600
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Table 10. Supported handsets with Handset Isolation modules.
5.2 Supported USB modems with USB Isolation Modules (UIM)

The following UEs have been verified and approved with the previous versions of Nemo Invex
releases. No new devices for Nemo Invex I.
Product Product Name

Code
NI1106-00 Huawei E372u-8 HSPA+
NA Sierra Wireless USB 308 HSPA+ modem
100820-08 Sierra Wireless 312 HSPA+ Dual Cell USB modem
100820-12 Sierra Wireless 319 HSPA+ Dual Cell USB modem
100820-11 Sierra Wireless 320 LTE USB modem
100820-09 Novatel Ovation MC545 HSPA+ Dual Cell USB modem
100820-23 Sierra Wireless 330U LTE USB modem
100820-24 Huawei E392u-12 LTE USB modem
100820-28 Nemo Invex USB Iso Mod w/ Ext. SIM Access with SW330U
100820-29 Nemo Invex USB Iso Mod w/ Ext. SIM Access with Huawei
E392u-12
Table 11. Supported USB modems with USB isolation modules.
6.5 Verified UEs

The following UEs have been verified with Nemo Invex with PS data, voice and voice quality with
Nemo Media Router application. UE is connected directly to the USB port of a UIC module. Handsets
supported with the Handset Isolation Modules (HIM) include Nemo Media Router application. NOTE!
NMR versions 1.0 or 1.1 are not supported with Nemo Outdoor version 7.3.0.6 or higher. Customers
application and update instructions are available from the Nemo User Club
http://nemouserclub.anite.com.
Product Handset Firmware NMR version Nemo Outdoor

Code version (*)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy MPSS.BO.1.0.r10- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

39 Note 4 00108-
SM-N910F M9635TAARANAZM-
1.5514.1 (TAARANAZ
Sep 16 2014 20:04:39)
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Code version (*)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy MPSS.BO.1.1.r10- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

40 Note 4 00108-
SM-N910G M9635TAARANAZM-
1.5514.1 (TAARANAZ
Oct 4 2014 16:47:00)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy MPSS.DI.2.0.1.c2- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

41 S5 00055-
SM-G900T1 M8974AAAAANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ May 23
(Metro PCS)
2014 19:27:09)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy MPSS.DI.2.0.1.c2.2- 2.11.060 7.4.1.13

42 S5 00006-
SM-G900R4 M8974AAAAANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ Mar 31
(US Cellular)
2014 01:04:01)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy MPSS.BO.1.0.c1-00091- 2.10.054 7.4.0.9 NOTE!

35 S5 4G+ SM- M9635TAARANAZM-1 Only data
G901F (TAARANAZ Aug 11 supported with
2014 11:59:20) NMR. No voice
quality
supported

26 S5 SM-G900I 00006-
M8974AAAAANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ Mar 29
2014 15:46:27). Android
4.2

25 S5 SM-G900F 00006-
M8974AAAAANRZM-1
(AAAAANRZ Mar 29
2014 15:46:27). Android
4.2
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy M9615ACEHWMAZD1795 2.01.041 7.3.1.9

29 S5 SM-G900T (T- (ACEFWMAZ Aug 17
Mobile) 2012 20:29:27)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy M8930B-AAAATAZM- 2.01.041 7.3.1.9

30 S5 SM-G900P 5.0.060165 (BBAAATAZ
(Sprint) Jan 30 2014 14:45:25)

31 S5 SM-G900W8 5.0.060165 (BBAAATAZ
(Bell) Jan 30 2014 14:45:25)
100314- Samsung Galaxy M9615ACEHWMAZD1795 1.0.011 7.1.0.6

21 S III (I9305) (ACEFWMAZ Aug 17 2.00.034 7.3.0.6
2012 20:29:27)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy M9615A-CEFWTAZM- 2.00.034 7.3.0.6
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Code version (*)
03 S4 (GT-i9505) 4.0.17062 (ACEFWTAZ

Apr 12 2013 18:16:13)

07 S4 Mini (GT- 3.2.27040 (BBAAATAZ 2.00.034 7.3.0.6
i9195) Jul 15 2013 11:32:02)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy M8974A-AAAANAZM- 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

10 S4+ (GT-i9506) 1.0.180095 (AAAAANAZ
Dec 12 2013 16:26:28)
Android 4.3
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy SET_BY_CM (AAAAANAZ 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

17 Note 3 (SM- Sep 13 2013 18:20:25)
N900T)
MH1700- Samsung Galaxy M8930B-AAAATBZM- 2.00.034 7.3.0.6

19 S4 Mini (SPH- 6.0.01049 (BBAAATBZ
L520 Sprint) Nov 4 2013 20:22:08)
(*) with initial release.
Table 12. Supported handsets with Nemo Media Router application.
Standard data cable (OD0100-08) Hama micro USB 2.0 USB A to micro B cable must be used with
the test handsets.
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6 RELEASE CONTENT
6.1 Nemo Invex II platform
Module Version File Description
Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14 Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14.exe
UIC Image 7.5.0.1 nemouic_7.5.0.1.wim (for UICs No updated image file

UIC-i7 and UIC-200)
Software.zip 7.7.1.14 Software_7_7_1_14.zip Includes the following

software components:
Backplane PIC
I2_bp2_070703.bin
HIM PIC
I2_him2_070703.bin
SMM PIC
I2_smm2_070704.bin
UIC PIC
I2_uic2_070605.bin (Nemo
Invex II UIC-i7)
I2_u200_070605.bin
(Nemo Invex II UIC-200)
Isopower Up
IsoPwr_7_7_1_0.msi
Maintenance Service
7_7_0_13.exe
Measurement Server
7.7.1.14.msi
Table 13. Nemo Invex II FW and SW versions.
6.2 Nemo Invex I platform
Module Version File Description
Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14 Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14.exe
UIC Image 7.5.0.1 NemoUic_25_100_7.5.0.1.wim (for No updated image file

Nemo Invex I UIC-25 and UIC-100
modules)
Software.zip 7.7.1.14 Software.zip Includes the following new

software components:
Measurement Server
7.7.1.14.msi
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Table 14. Nemo Invex I FW and SW versions.
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7 NEMO INVEX UNIVERSAL INTERFACE

CONTROLLER (UIC)
7.1 Nemo Invex II UIC compatibility

The Nemo Invex measurement system supports the UICs listed below.
Product code UIC module Services & max. data throughput Max. # of
UICs/
chassis
NI00101-00 UIC Module i7 Any combination of 6 x voice 9

including multiRAB. With 6 x PESQ/
POLQA + FTP via NMR max CPU load
is ~30%. Some limitations applies
depending on the test UE
6 x voice quality (PESQ/POLQA)

Approved for simultaneous 2 x LTE
Cat 3 data measurements
(100Mbps/UE) OR 1 x Cat 4 data
measurement with test UEs without
Nemo Media Router application
Approved for 6 x LTE Cat 4 data
measurements (150Mbps/UE) when
Nemo Media Router application is
used with the test handsets.
Approved for 6 x LTE-A Cat 6 data
Nemo Media Router application is
used with the test handsets.
Table 15. UIC modules.
Note that only the legacy Nemo Invex I UIC-200 with an adapter kit is compatible with
Nemo Invex II.
LTE-A Cat 4 or Cat 6 measurements can be supported only with the handsets supported
by the Nemo Media Router (NMR) application.
3 x LTE USB modems UE Cat 3 UEs (DL 100Mbps/UL 51Mbps per modem) configuration
has not been verified yet.
3 x LTE USB modems UE Cat 4 UEs (DL 150Mbps/UL 51Mbps per modem) configuration
has not been verified yet.
Always prefer handsets supporting the Nemo Media Router application.
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7.2 Nemo Invex I UIC compatibility

Nemo Invex measurement system can be equipped with several UIC variants. The compatibility list
below shows supported services and max. data throughput /UIC module:
Product UIC Module Services & Max. Data Throughput Max. # of

Code UICs/
Active Chassis
499082- Nemo Invex Universal 1 x PS data + 1 x Voice (or Voice Quality) 10

02 Interface Controller 2 x Voice (or Voice Quality PESQ/ POLQA)
(UIC-VQ). Also known
Max. 25Mbps/ UIC
as UIC-25
499082- Nemo Invex Universal 1 x PS data + 1 x Voice (or Voice Quality) 10 (8 when two
47 Interface Controller 2 x Voice (or Voice Quality PESQ/ POLQA) UEs connected
(UIC-100) to UIC)
Max. 100Mbps/ UIC.
Approved for one LTE Cat 3 data
measurements (100Mbps/ UE)
Approved for simultaneous 2 x LTE Cat 4
data measurements (150Mbps/ UE) when
Nemo Media Router application is used
with the test handsets.
499082- Nemo Invex Universal Any combination of 2 x voice, 7

64 Interface Controller 2 x voice quality (PESQ/POLQA) or 2 x PS
(UIC-200) data. Max. 200Mbps/UIC.
Approved for simultaneous 2 x LTE Cat 3
data measurements (100Mbps/UE) OR 1
x Cat 4 data measurement
Approved for 2 x LTE Cat 4 data
Approved for 2 x LTE-A Cat 6 data
Table 16. UIC modules.
Note that UIC-100 is required for LTE Cat 3 measurements. If Cat 3 max. data
throughput is required for the LTE UE, no other devices should be connected at the same
time to the UIC-100 module. This applies only to high-speed LTE USB modems and LTE
test handsets without the Nemo Media Router application.
Note that UIC-200 is required for LTE Cat 4 data measurements. This applies only to high-
speed LTE USB modems and LTE test handsets without the Nemo Media Router
application.
Note that UIC-200 is required for LTE-A Cat 6 data measurements. LTE-A Cat 6
measurements can be supported only with the handsets supported by the Nemo Media
Router (NMR) application.
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7.3 Nemo Invex II Universal Interface Controller (UIC) power

consumption
The table below shows the max. power consumption per module.
UIC Module Required power (W)
Nemo Invex II chassis 27
SMM 3
UIC-i7/ UIC-200 30
HIM 8.4
USB modem/ UIM 4.3
Table 17. Max. power consumption/ module.
Figure 4. Nemo Invex II example power calculation with five chassis and 29 HIMs.
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7.4 Nemo Invex I Universal Interface Controller (UIC) power

consumption
The power calculations of a UIC include one handset isolation module (8.4W) and one data modem
(4.3W). +12VDC is required to start the Nemo Invex system.
UIC Module Required Power (W)
UIC-200 42
UIC-100 31
UIC-VQ (UIC-25) 28
Max. power/ active chassis is

315 watts @ 10.5 V
Table 18. Power budget.
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8 PLATFORM UPDATES
8.1 Nemo Outdoor installation

Both the Nemo Outdoor application running on the controlling PC and Nemo Invex chassis (UIC
modules) must be updated. The following instructions apply to the Nemo Outdoor application.
8.1.1 Supported operating systems

Supported operating systems are Windows 7 (32/ 64-bit), and Windows 8 (32/ 64-bit) and
Windows 10 64-bit.
8.1.2 First installation

Note that the installation must be run under Administrator account or other user account
with administrative privileges. Nemo Outdoor setup 7.5.1.8.exe or higher includes also the
IP packet capturing monitoring.
Start Windows and insert the Nemo Outdoor USB memory flash drive in your PC (e.g. drive D).
Copy and paste the files to your PC. Select Start | Run in the Windows Status bar. Type
D:\Nemo Outdoor 7.x\Nemo Outdoor x.xx.x in the Open field (xx refers to the version number).
Run the setup.exe and click the OK button. After the installation program starts, follow the
instructions on your screen. NOTE! When the Nemo Outdoor software installation is complete, you
will need to restart the computer.
8.1.3 Update/upgrade
Note that installation must be run under Administrator account or other user account with
administrative privileges. Note that if the existing Nemo Outdoor version is 6.2.1.x or older it
must be uninstalled via add or remove programs before the Nemo Outdoor 7.6.x installation
can be run.
Nemo Outdoor setup 7.5.1.8.exe or higher includes also the IP packet capturing monitoring.
Start Windows and insert the Nemo Outdoor USB memory flash drive in your PC (e.g. drive D).
Copy and paste the files to your PC. Select Start | Run in the Windows Status bar. Type
D:\Nemo Outdoor7\Nemo Outdoor x.xx.xx in the Open field (xx refers to the version number). Run
the setup.exe and click the OK button. After the Installation program starts, follow the instructions
on your screen. NOTE! With Nemo Outdoor 6.21 or earlier version the copy protection key must be
attached to the USB port during the installation and uninstallation when asked. When the Nemo
Outdoor software installation is complete, you will need to restart the computer.
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8.2 Uninstallation
Note that the uninstallation must be run under Administrator account or other user account
with administrative privileges.
Nemo Outdoor application must be uninstalled via Add or Remove Programs. NOTE! With Nemo
Outdoor versions 5.80- 6.21 the copy protection key must be attached to the USB port during the
uninstallation. With Nemo Outdoor 6.3.x onwards the copy protection module is not needed during
uninstallation. When the Nemo Outdoor software uninstallation is complete, you will need to restart
the computer.
8.3 Dongle runtime drivers

Note that the Nemo Outdoor version 7.5.x or higher do not include the dongle runtime driver
as the new dongle key is driveless. In case software license is used with Nemo Outdoor
application the runtime driver can be installed from
http://www.safenet-inc.com/sentineldownloads/
8.4 Nemo Invex chassis updates

Please see the Nemo Invex I and Nemo Invex II Hardware manuals for further information on how
to use the application and how to update firmware for each hardware module.
8.4.1 Nemo Invex II Updates

Please note that the Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool application is no longer used with Nemo Invex II
platform for updates. Please see the Nemo Invex I and Nemo Invex II Hardware manuals for further
information on how to use the application and how to update firmware for each hardware module.
Depending on the existing firmware and software versions, the system may be shut down also
during the update process. Follow instructions on screen. Multi-chassis upgrade from version 7.5.x
to version 7.7.1 can take more than 2 hours. Please reserve enough time for the update if the
current version of your Nemo Invex II system is 7.5.x.
Download the Software_7_7_1_14.zip from the Nemo User Club or from FTP server.
Please note that for different Nemo Invex platforms separate folders exists at the FTP server.
FTP Server: ig.nemo.fi/Nemo_Invex_2
Username: nemoinvex
Password: nemonemo
Files include the following software components:
Software_7_7_1_14.zip (Embedded PIC Software, maintenance service and measurement

server)
Maintenance service (MainSrcSetup7_7_0_13.exe)
VLC Player 2.1.0 (Needed with Youtube testing)
install_flash_player_17_plugin.msi (Needed with PEVQ-S testing)
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1. Download the MainSrcSetup7_7_0_13.exe from the Nemo User Club or from FTP server.
2. Copy downloaded files to computer connected to Invex II system
3. Make sure power is turned on and system is not measuring
4. Open remote desktop connection. Alternatively use USB flash to copy the MainSrcSetup7_7_0_13.exe
to the first UIC module in the master chassis
5. Open remote desktop connection

6. The server name is the IP address of the first UIC module in the master chassis. User name is
Autonomous and password is Measure551
7. After connection you should see the main desktop as below
8. Open the folder in the control PC where the MainSrcSetup7_7_0_13.exe file is located and copy
paste it to main desktop in the remote connection window
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9. Run the MainSrcSetup7_7_0_13.exe

10. After update press the BgGingo icon
11. On the right top corner you should see the Maintenance service version 7.7.0.13. If not run exe again.
12. Close remote connection and launch your browser in the control PC using the following URL:
http://<base_ip> where the base_ip is the IP address of the first UIC in the master chassis. By default
it is between 192.168.3.100- 192.168.3.112
13. You should see the main page opened
14. Browse to folder located the software_7_7_1_14.zip file
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15. Upload packet

16. Check for updates
17. Update
18. Follow instructions
19. Finally system will be shutdown
20. Power on the system. Update is now completed
With the next update browser can be launched directly and copying the Maintenance service manually
to the UIC is not needed.
8.4.2 Nemo Invex I Updates
8.4.2.1 Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool

The Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool is used to update all firmware/software for all modules in the
Nemo Invex chassis. The current version of the Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool is 7.5.0.2. It can be
found from Nemo User Club or from the USB memory key folder Nemo Invex
7.7.1.14\Setup\NemoInvexMaintenanceTool provided by Anite Network Testing. After installing the
Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool, the latest files required by the Nemo Invex software can be
downloaded by selecting File | Download Updates.
Figure 5. Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool.
8.4.2.2 Nemo Invex to version 7.7.1.14

Updating from version 7.6.0.7 or 7.6.1.12 to version 7.7.1.14 requires only updating the
measurement server to version 7.7.1.14. The following updating process must be followed. For
detailed instructions please see the Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool Instructions manual or Nemo
Invex Hardware manuals. After installing the Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool 7.5.0.2, the latest files
required by Nemo Invex software can be downloaded by selecting File | Download Updates or by
downloading them from Nemo User Club or from the FTP server. Please note that for different Nemo
Invex platforms separate folders exists at the FTP server.
FTP Server: ig.nemo.fi/ /Nemo_Invex_1/7.7.1.14
Username: nemoinvex
Password: nemonemo
Files include the following software components:
Nemo Invex Image
Software.zip (Embedded PIC Software, maintenance service and measurement server
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Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool
VLC Player 2.1.0
8.4.2.3 Updating UIC-100 Graphical Driver

These instructions apply only to the Nemo Invex I UIC-100 modules (499082-47). The updated
driver fixes the crash issue when establishing a remote desktop connection to the UIC-100 module.
The update can be done manually for each UIC module or by reimaging all UIC modules with the
NIMT application. The UIC100DisplayDriverUpdate.zip file can be found on the USB memory key
provided by Anite Network Testing. It is available also on Nemo User Club and the FTP server. Copy
the file to all UIC-100 modules and extract the files to C:\UIC100DisplayDriverUpdate, then double-
click on driver_install_Graphics.cmd to update the driver. The UIC should automatically reboot as
part of the process.
Alternatively you can also apply the image file to all UIC modules.
Applies only for Invex I UIC-100 modules
8.4.3 VLC Player Update to Version 2.1.0

This step is required only in case the Invex system is used for video streaming testing. Nemo
Outdoor version 7.2.1.7 or higher requires VLC player version 2.1.0. The update can be done
manually for each UIC module or by reimaging all UIC modules with the NIMT application. To
perform the update manually, establish a remote connection to each UIC module. The VLC player
setup (vlc-2.1.0-win32.exe) can be found from Nemo User Club and from the FTP server. Copy the
file to all UIC modules and run the vlc-2.1.0-win32.exe.
8.4.4 PEVQ-S Video Streaming Analysis Testing

This step is required only in case the Nemo Invex system is used for PEVQ-S video streaming
analysis testing. Nemo Outdoor version 7.5.1.9 or higher requires the Flash Player and WinPcap
applications to be installed to the UIC module.
1. Download or copy the WinPCAP 4.1.3.exe to the UIC from (http://www.winpcap.org/install/)

or the USB memory stick provided by Anite Network Testing.
2. Install the Flash Player to every UIC.
3. Download or copy the Flash Player plugin (install_flash_player_17_plugin.msi) to the UIC

from (get.adobe.com/flashplayer/) or the USB memory stick provided by Anite Network
Testing.
4. Copy the video files from Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14\Setup\Video Files to each UIC into a
folder in C:\Nemo Tools\Video Files.
Dial-up and mobile broadband devices are not working (due to the limitation of WinPCAP)
8.5 Updating Nemo Media Router to version 2.41

8.5.1.1 Updating from version 2.30
If updating NMR from version 2.30 or higher, check for updates by using the NMR application by
selecting Check for updates from the NMR menu.
In case handset isolation is in use, please use the TeamViewer application via Nemo Outdoor UI for
remote connection to access the NMR menu. Please see the Nemo Outdoor user manual for further
information.
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8.5.1.2 Updating from version 2.2x or older

Nemo Media Router version 2.41.137 is compatible with Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14. NOTE! NMR
versions 1.0 or 1.1 are not supported with Nemo Outdoor version 7.3.0.6 or higher. Customers
application and installation instructions are available in the Nemo Outdoor user manual. NMR
application can be downloaded from Nemo User Club,
http://www.nemotechnologies.com/index.php?246. The NemoMediaRouter.apk file is located under
Nemo Outdoor 7.7.1.14. TeamViewer QuickSupport files can be downloaded also from Nemo User
Club (com.teamviewer.quicksupport.market-1.apk, com.teamviewer.quicksupport.addon.samsung-
1.apk)
8.5.1.3 Updating NMR from version 2.2x or older for the handsets used with handset
isolation modules
Prior to unmounting the Handset isolation module (HIM) make sure you have downloaded the NMR
application and Teamviewer applications from the Nemo User Club.
The handset isolation module needs to be unmounted and the power cable / data cables
disconnected from the Invex chasiss, and the cover must be removed by unloosening the screws.
Depending on the Invex platform the screws are located on top of the cover or on the rear of the HI
module. Unloosen the screws. Unloosen the handset from the isolation module and disconnect all
the cables from the handset. To remove the handset from Invex I HIM just unloosen the Velcro
tape. With Invex II HIM unloosen the two screws holding the white plastic corner blocks. Bend the
blocks and slide out the handset. You need a Torx screw driver to unloosen the screws. Disconnect
all cables from the handset. With the Invex I platform the existing power cable connected to UIC
module can be used to power on the handset. With Invex II platform a separate battery is needed
to power on the phone. Make sure you have a battery available for SGS5 or Note4 handset.
It is recommended to copy files to a USB flash drive e.g. Kingston DTDUO 16GB or similar
supporting micro USB port. Start the NMR application on the phone and change the mode to Mass
memory by clicking the USB (Outdoor) text if you want to use the flash drive. Plug the flash drive
to the handset. Alternatively use the handset browser and download the files directly from Nemo
User Club. Please see the Nemo Outdoor user manual for further information on how to install the
NMR application. After the NMR installation proceed with the TeamViewer application installations.
First install the TeamViewer QuickSupport and then the Add-On for Samsung. After installation
remember to change the mode back to Outdoor. Remove the battery from the handset or remove
the HIM power cable from HIM. Reconnect the data and audio cables to the handset, secure the
handset and close the cover. NOTE! For commercial use the TeamViewer license is required. Please
contact TeamViewer directly.
In the future opening the HIM is not required in order to update the NMR application as you can use
the remote UI connection from Nemo Outdoor user interface and check for updates by using the
NMR application by selecting Check for updates.
Figure 6. Kingston DTDUO flash drive.
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9 KNOWN ISSUES
9.1 General
Please see also the Nemo Outdoor release notes and Test_Device_Technical_Notes for the known
issues related to the user interface, Nemo Media Router, and test devices.
When shutting down the system, it is recommended to close Nemo Outdoor before turning
the power off from the Nemo Invex chassis
Occasionally some of the measurement servers are not detected automatically
It is highly recommended to set the event buffer size from 100000 to 50000 or even as low
as 5000 when the Nemo Outdoor application is used with the Nemo Invex system. This can
be done via the user interface properties.
9.2 Nemo Invex II hardware
9.2.1 Chassis
Preheat functionality is not currently implemented to the Invex firmware
Remote power switch is not currently available
9.2.2 System Management Module (SMM)

Joystick left or click to upper level menu is not implemented
Splash screen logo is not implemented
Start-up process is not shown in the display
UIC USB ports are not listed in the module information
Handset name/model is not shown with Handset Isolation Modules
9.2.3 System Access Module (SAM)

No known issues
9.2.4 System Power Module (SPM)

No known issues
9.2.5 WIFI Kit

No known issues
9.2.6 UIC
When configuring Samsung Shannon based UEs without handset isolation modules, the
modem port of the test handset must be set to not used. If modem port is selected, the
device does not start.
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Different UIC must control Nemo FSR1 and R&S TSMW scanners if used simultaneously
Max. up to five Samsung Note 4 handsets can be connected to the UIC. In case of mix
configuration e.g. 1 x SGS5 and 5 x Note4 connect the SGS5 to the first USB port. Connect
Note4s to USB ports 2-6.
9.2.7 HIM
The system management module does not show handset info when the selection button is
pressed from the HIM
LED indicator does not work when the USB data cable between the UIC and HIM is
disconnected
9.2.8 Accessory hardware

19 Rack Mounting Kit
o Available only upon special request
9.3 Nemo Invex II, legacy UIC-200 adapter kit

Firmware update must be done by Anite. Requires special tools
Instructions for the update process are available
9.4 Nemo Invex II, legacy HIM adapter kit

No known issues
9.5 Nemo Invex II, legacy UIM adapter kit

In case the Legacy UIM adapter module is used concurrently with the UIC module it should
be mounted to the right side
9.6 Nemo Invex Maintenance Tool (NIMT)

The DIP switch setting programming fails occasionally. Workaround is to do one HIM at the
time
Occasionally the NIMT tool does not detect all UICs
9.6.1 SMM
This issue is valid only for 7.6.1 or older releases. With later versions update time is
significantly reduced
SMM update takes about 45 minutes when one UIC is mounted to the master chassis. If the
master chassis includes more than one UIC, it is recommended to unmount other UICs from
the master chassis to speed up the updating process of the SM module.
The module version check does not work. NIMT updates the SMM module even though
modules have the latest FW.
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9.6.2 Updating the Handset Isolation Module

This issue is valid only for 7.6.1 or older releases. After uploading the HIM PIC to UIC with
NIMT it is required to power cycle the Invex II system or alternatively disconnect /
reconnect the HIM data cable. This step is required to start up the HIM update process.
Alternatively execute UIC re-start via Nemo Outdoor user interface.
9.7 Nemo Invex II handsets

This chapter includes information about the known issues for the handsets supported with Nemo
Invex II. If the handset is not listed here, please see the Nemo Outdoor release notes for further
information.
9.8 Samsung Shannon (Shannon 333) based devices
9.8.1 Generic Notes

Voice Quality testing is recommended to be done with Voice only scripts. It has been
observed that data connections in the script may have effect on Voice Quality results.
Voice Quality scores on Shannon based devices are in some cases lower than on
comparable Qualcomm based devices. This may be caused by differences in behaviour
during i.e. handovers.
Check data sheet for details on reported parameters
o i.e. UMTS Cell ID is not reported
MMS testing is not supported
System locking (GSM/WCDMA/LTE) and Band locking (WCDMA/LTE) are supported, when
NMR is used with the device
o GSM Band locking is not supported
o With LTE band locking does not work for TD-LTE bands. They are always enabled, if
the device supports TD-LTE.
When adding device to Outdoor, auto-detect may suggest Qualcomm handler. The user
must select Samsung from the dropdown list in the auto-detect dialog.
o This issue is resolved with NMR 2.40
Sometimes the devices modem port may stop working. The issue is being investigated, but
there are no major drawbacks to set the modem port to Not used in Nemo Outdoor, when
Nemo Media Router is used with the device.
o When the device is to be used with Invex, the modem port setting must be set to
Not used
If the device does not have SIM card inserted, opening the modem port will always fail
Nemo Media Router is highly recommended. Without NMR some features may not work
correctly.
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9.8.2 Samsung Handsets
Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ SM-G928F:
Voice Quality measurements supported with Nemo Media Router
Set to the modem port Not used
Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920F:
On certain laptops the USB 3.0 functionality has to be disabled through the BIOS settings to
enable the correct behaviour of the device
Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920I:
VoLTE MTC calls do not work correctly. This issue is under investigation
9.9 Qualcomm (MDM92xx/96xx, MSM8974, MDM9635) -based UEs
9.9.1 Samsung Handsets
Generic notes:
With some devices the modem port does not respond. This causes some features not to
work properly:
o SMS testing does not work without NMR
o Automatic answering to incoming voice calls does not work
This can be worked around by using a headset connected to the phone and
the automatic answering is set up in the phones call/accessory settings.
o Forcing functions require manually rebooting the UE after issuing the command in
Nemo Outdoor
The issue is not valid when Nemo Media Router is used with the UE
o Auto-detection of the device does not work properly. Add the device manually as
explained in the dial-up guide, or start the device in offline after auto-detecting it
and set the modem port setting to <not used>.
o Radio On/Off commands do not work
o Sending Custom AT commands does not work
o The state of the packet connection is not detected as reliably. This may cause some
problems with data connections.
o Manufacturer and device identification information is not available
o DTMF tones sending does not work
o Call back requests to Nemo Server using DTMF tones do not work, instead the
Nemo Server Remote Configuration over packet data connection needs to be used
(Nemo Server must be connected to the internet)
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Issues with USB2.0/ 3.0 ports. The following issue is valid with Dell M4600 and Lenovo
W510 laptops but might be experienced also with other computers including both USB 2.0
and USB 3.0 ports. If device has been installed to USB 3.0 port and then connected to USB
2.0 port in the same computer, it is possible that NDIS does not function correctly and data
connection cannot be done. Please update the Samsung USB driver to version 1.5.34.0 to
fix the issue. Driver can be downloaded from the Nemo User Club
Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G9208
Limitations in forcing functions:
o WCDMA and GSM channel locks are not supported
o LTE band lock is not supported
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910F (EU)/ SM-N910G (ASIA)
SMS testing is not supported without NMR
Video calls are not supported
Max. up to five Samsung Note 4 handsets can be connected to the UIC
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900F
Mobile Originated Video calls are not supported
LTE PCI lock works as a preferred lock, not hard lock
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900I
Voice Quality measurements are supported with Nemo Media Router 2.01 and later
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900P (Sprint)
SMS/ MMS are not supported
Occasional synchronization problems with mobile-to-mobile voice quality calls
USB Tethering must be separately activated with the operator (Sprint), when Nemo Media
Router is used on the phone and applications that are not part of NMR applications are
tested.
LTE-CDMA CSFB calls are not working. Device needs to be locked to CDMA for Voice call
testing.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900T (T-Mobile US)
USB Tethering must be separately activated with the operator, when Nemo Media Router is
used on the phone and applications that are not part of NMR applications are tested.
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900W8 (Bell)
MMS not supported
NIMT cannot be used to program HIM at the moment
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900A (AT&T)
HSUPA parameters and UMTS BLER are not reported
WCDMA UARFCN lock is not working
MMS receive is not supported
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900R4 (US Cellular)
Mobile-to-mobile voice quality testing is not supported
SMS and MMS testing are not supported
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900T1 (Metro PCS)
MMS not supported
Tethering service needs to be activated by contacting the Metro PCS operator
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900V (Verizon)
MMS/ SMS testing is not supported
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900M
Video Call testing is not supported
MMS received message is not supported when NMR is used with the handset
LTE PCI lock functionality has not been tested with the device yet
Voice Quality testing is supported with Nemo Media Router
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910T
Video Call testing is not supported
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MMS received message is not supported when NMR is used with the handset
GSM CH lock does not work
LTE PCI lock functionality has not been tested with the device yet
Voice Quality testing is supported with Nemo Media Router
9.10 Nemo Invex I hardware
9.10.1 Nemo Invex UIC Module

Swapping UIC modules between different slots in active chassis should be avoided. The IP
address assigned for the UIC module can be assigned incorrectly on very rare occasions. In
such a case, it might be required to connect an external display and keyboard to the UIC
and to change the IP address manually.
When the PCTEL MX scanner is used with a Nemo Invex UIC-25 or UIC-100 module, other
devices must not be connected to the same UIC module.
When the MX scanner is used with a Nemo Invex UIC module, it is required to wait that the
Status/Power LED of the MX scanner receiver switches to green before adding the scanner
to Nemo Invex. If the device is added to Nemo Invex before the start-up is completed, it
may cause Nemo Invex to crash.
When an UIC-VQ or UIC-100 module is used for high-speed data testing (HSPA+/ LTE), a
scanner should not be connected to the same UIC module.
Nemo Invex UIC module includes preinstalled Huawei E392/ E398 driver. When plugging in
Huawei E392/ E398, the OS might ask the user to install a new driver. The user should
choose No to not install a new driver on such occasion.
Huawei connection manager starts up every time when device is plugged in. As a
workaround a connection manager .EXE file can be renamed. It still gives a reinstall
warning when the device is plugged in but this can be ignored.
9.10.2 Nemo Invex I handsets

This chapter includes information about the known issues for the handsets supported with Nemo
Invex. If the handset is not listed here, please see the Nemo Outdoor release notes for further
information.
Samsung Galaxy S5 4G+ SM-G901F
Auto-detection should not be used to add the device because of two identical serial ports.
Add the device manually. See the dial-up guide for further instructions
Voice Quality measurements are not supported
LTE PCI lock works as a Preferred lock, not hard lock
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900F
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Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900I
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900P (Sprint)
Occasional synchronization problems with mobile-to-mobile voice quality calls
USB Tethering must be separately activated with the operator (Sprint) when Nemo Media
Router is used on the phone and applications that are not part of NMR applications are
tested.
LTE-CDMA CSFB calls are not working. Device needs to be locked to CDMA for Voice call
testing.
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900T (T-Mobile US)
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900W8 (Bell)
Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900A (AT&T)
WCDMA UARFCN lock is not working
Samsung Galaxy S4 SCH-R970 (US Cellular)
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SMS testing is not supported
Video streaming quality parameters are not reported
Auto-detection should not be used to add the device. Add the device manually. See the dial-
up guide for further instructions
Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-M919N (MetroPCS)
MMS receive does not work with the device
Samsung Galaxy S4+ (GT-i9506)
GT-I9506 with Android 4.3 (does NOT apply to phones with Android 4.2.2)
Modem port does not respond. This disables the features that communicate through the
modem port (see list in the Generic issues for Samsung LTE handsets).
o With some devices the modem port does not respond. This causes some features to not
work properly:
SMS testing does not work
Automatic answering to incoming voice calls does not work
This can be worked around by using a headset connected to the phone and the
automatic answering is set up in the phones call/accessory settings. By default
this option is set in the factory
Auto-detection of the device does not work properly. Add the device manually as
explained in the dial-up guide, or start the device offline after auto-detecting it and set
the modem port setting to <not used>.
Radio On/Off commands do not work
Sending Custom AT commands does not work
The state of the packet connection is not detected reliably. This may cause some
problems with data connections.
Manufacturer and device identification information is not available
DTMF tones sending does not work
Call back requests to Nemo Server using DTMF tones do not work, instead the
Nemo Server Remote Configuration over packet data connection needs to be
used (Nemo Server must be connected to the internet)
USSD sending does not work
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o UIC-200 required with LTE Cat 4 data testing if Nemo Media Router application is not used with
the test handset.
o UIC-100 required for voice quality testing
o If UE is used without the HIM module check that the mobile data setting is disabled from the
device. Pull down the menu from the top of the device screen and check that the mobile data
setting is grayed out. Also check that WiFi and Bluetooth are disabled.
Samsung Galaxy S4 T-Mobile (SGH-M919)
Video calls are not available
Occasionally the device reboots itself for unknown reasons, but recovers by itself.
Samsung Galaxy S 4 (SGH-i337, AT&T)
AMR codec mode forcing not supported
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (GT-i9195)
Voice quality measurements are supported with Nemo Media Router v1.10.015. Handset
Isolation module support is not available
Application handler cannot be used with this device
MOC video calls are not supported
Check that the mobile data setting is disabled from the device. Pull down the menu from the
top of the device screen and check that the mobile data setting is grayed out. Also check
that WiFi and Bluetooth are disabled.
Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-i9505):
Two different COM ports are assigned for the UE. If auto-detection fails, change the trace
interface COM port number to the other one. For example, if COM ports 27 and 28 are
assigned for the UE and using port 27 fails to start the UE, change the trace port manually
to 28. See the dial-up guide for further instructions.
Mobile-originated video call is not supported.
By default, the UE used with the handset isolation module is set by Anite to use auto
answering with a two-second delay. Enabling auto answer from the UE will significantly
improve the reliability of mobile-to-mobile voice quality calls avoiding muted calls. The auto
answer mode in Nemo Outdoor must be set to ignore. Setting can be found from
Menu|View|User Interface Properties|Measurements|Incoming call mode-> Ignore.
On very rare occasions, MOS DL results are missing with mobile-to-mobile voice quality
calls from the beginning of a phone call.
In some networks, echo cancellation might lower the MOS DL score.
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Samsung Galaxy S III (GT-i9305, EU):
Occasionally UE reports the GSM Cell ID incorrectly.
When the UE is used with Nemo Outdoor, other UEs cannot be used simultaneously in data
testing if the NDIS interface is used to activate PS data connection. For example,
simultaneous data testing with Huawei LTE modem and Samsung Galaxy S III handset is
not possible. It should be noted that the issue does not limit using multiple Galaxy S III UEs
for simultaneous data testing or together with non-NDIS UEs, such as Nokia test terminals.
To be able to make voice calls the Trace interface 2 call method must be selected from
the Nemo Outdoor user interface via advanced properties.
Manufacturer information cannot be read from the UE.
up guide for further instructions.
SMS/ MMS message testing not supported at the moment
Call back request with Nemo Server cannot be used with UE
Radio On/ Off commands are not supported
UE is always online. This means that attach/ detach and PDP context activation/
deactivation commands cannot be used via Nemo Outdoor. Access point name (APN) is
recommended to be set to the phone manually. The phone can choose an incorrect APN by
itself (incorrect APN is sent in the PDN Connectivity Request message). This can cause
the packet session to fail (PDN Connectivity Reject) message is recorded with Unknown or
missing APN.
If data testing is done manually without script files, recording must be started before data
protocols can be accessed via Nemo Outdoor. Without recording, the data protocol options
in the UI are not available.
If data throughputs in LTE are lower than expected, it is recommended to adjust the buffer
size via Nemo Outdoor user interface, for example, to value 1024. It should be noted that
the buffer size must be adjusted separately for each protocol (e.g. for FTP and HTTP).
Settings. The following settings should be activated from the phone:
Data testing:
Settings -> More settings -> Mobile networks -> Mobile data enabled-> Enable
Settings -> More settings -> Mobile networks -> Network Mode -> AUTO
With GT-N7105 select Settings -> More settings -> Mobile networks -> Network Mode ->
LTE/GSM/WCDMA (Auto)
Incorrect WCDMA RLC throughputs for uplink direction are reported
Samsung Galaxy S III (SGH-i747):
To be able to make voice calls the Trace interface 2 call method must be selected from
the Nemo Outdoor user interface via advanced properties. NOTE! When a voice call is
terminated, the PS data connection is released. MultiRAB testing is not recommended due
to this reason.
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No indication of incoming SMS message
System lock not supported. UE must be locked to a certain band
Incorrect WCDMA RLC throughput for uplink direction is reported
Commercial HiSilicon UEs cannot be used for measurements and are not recommended for field
testing with the Nemo Invex platform. Trace interface must be activated, which requires an activation
key provided by HiSilicon:
o A license request file must be generated using HUUT (Huawei UE Update Tool) and sent to
HiSilicon for license file generation
o A license update file will be provided in return and HUUT is used to update it to the device
Requirements:
o Trace capable HiSilicon UE (with activation license updated on the device) compatible with
Hisi UE Agent
o The HiSi UE Agent version and the trace activation license version must match. Old licenses
do not work with the new UE Agent 7.1.12 or later.
o HiSi UE Agent must be installed in the default installation folder. Only one version of the HiSi
UE agent can be installed at a time.
HiSi UE Agent versions:
Hisi UE Agent Balong V700R001C50B211.exe
o License request created and license activated with HUUT version 1.3
This version was used with UEs delivered with Nemo Outdoor
version 7.2.1.7 and older
o Default installation path C:\HiSi UE Agent\
HUA_7.1.xx.exe
o License request created and license activated with HUUT version 1.5
This version is used with UEs delivered with Nemo Outdoor

version 7.3.0.6 and later
o Default installation path C:\Program Files(x86)\HW Terminal\HUA\

(64-bit Windows) or C:\Program Files\HW Terminal\HUA\ (32-bit
Windows)
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Short summary on how to get HiSi modem online in Nemo Outdoor:
o Plug the modem to a USB port and install the driver from the modem if not already installed
It is recommended to uninstall any older drivers and install the driver from the UE
o Close the Mobile Partner that starts automatically (or other connection manager software the
variant uses). Mobile Partner can be renamed to prevent it from running at device
connection. It may still give some reinstall warning when the device is plugged in but this can
be ignored.
o Start Nemo Outdoor and choose autodetect device -> Go Online.
o HiSi UE Agent should start automatically, this can be confirmed from Windows' system tray
where a small icon for the agent appears. Device cannot go online in Nemo Outdoor before
the agent status is Connected. The status can be observed by double-clicking the agent icon
while Nemo Outdoor is starting the device.
o When the HiSi UE Agent status is connected, the handler goes online in Nemo Outdoor. If
going online takes too long, retry.
o Sometimes a restart of the HiSi UE Agent and/or the device is necessary if the device cannot
be successfully connected to Nemo Outdoor.
Generic issues:
o If the COM port numbers assigned to the device are too great (over 96), the HiSi UE Agent
may not be able to connect to the device. In this case you should remove unused devices
from Windows so that a smaller port number can be assigned for the HiSi device.
o Make sure there is no other Huawei connection manager software installed on your PC, it
might interrupt the connection.
o Sometimes it takes quite a long time to get the UE online with Nemo Outdoor and device
startup might fail due to timeout.
o HiSi UE Agent might crash sometimes and normally it is restarted by Nemo Outdoor. If the
HiSi UE agent does not respond, it must be restarted manually.
o The status of the LTE Channel (EARFCN) lock, LTE Sector (EARFCN+PCI) lock, and GSM
Channel (ARFCN) lock are not reported by HiSilicon devices. Make sure to remove all locks
after use. The GSM lock is reset when the device is rebooted, the LTE locks can be reset by
locking the device to a sector (EARFCN+PCI) and then removing the lock.
o Some of the WCDMA parameters stop working when the system is changed to GSM and back
to WCDMA.
o Some WCDMA parameters stop working randomly with HiSi UE Agent version 7.1.xx.
Huawei Ascend P2-6011
Every time the device is started, the diagnostic ports must be enabled:
Dial *#*#2846579#*#* -> Project Menu -> Background setting -> USB port
setting -> USB mode switch -> Switch to CP mode
SMS testing is not supported
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When using auto-detect to add the device in Nemo Outdoor, auto-detect lists a HiSilicon
device and a Qualcomm device. The HiSilicon device must be selected. The auto-detect
function will be fixed in a later version.
Some of the GSM parameters do not work if the device switches to GSM as the result of a
HO from WCDMA. The parameters will be unavailable until the termination of the active call.
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10 TROUBLESHOOTING
Always update all software and firmware with versions in the same release package.
10.1 HIM start-up issues

Check the HIM status LED (see Nemo Invex II user manual chapter Error! Reference source not
ound. Error! Reference source not found.). If the light is blinking green, wait for it to turn solid
green or solid red.
If the LED is solid red, open Nemo Outdoor in offline mode, open the Nemo Invex Status view and
click Restart in the context menu for the HIM. Wait for the restart to complete and check the
status LED again.
If the status LED remains red:
1. Open a remote desktop connection to a UIC and start the Nemo Debug Viewer.
2. Disconnect all HIM USB cables from the UIC.
3. Connect a USB cable to the problematic HIM.
4. In Device Manager, check for Anite HIM port. If the port is not visible and the USB cable
is functional, the HIM is faulty. Please contact Anite Network Testing requesting an
RMA.
If there is no status light, check the USB cable connection.
10.2 Measurement server connection issues

During system start-up:
Check the UIC USB port LEDs for fast red blink indicating HIM start-up is in progress. The
measurement server connections are blocked until all devices have started.
During measurement:
Check that the Ethernet cables are properly locked in
Open a remote desktop connection to the UIC running the server and check that there are
no crash dialogs open. For example, if the packet monitor crashes on the UIC, the
connection to the server will be lost.
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10.3 Chassis start-up issues

If a chassis does not start at all and there are no indication lights:
Check the chassis serial number. Any serial number starting with a lower number than 1512
may not have all critical hardware updates. Contact Anite Network Testing.
Check the power cables
Press chassis RESET button for all chassis in the setup and try again
If the chassis starts, but the low voltage indicator LED is red:
Please refer to chapter Error! Reference source not found. Error! Reference source
t found. or to the Nemo Invex II Vehicle Installation manual chapter 15.2 to check the
supply voltage level
Check voltage level provided by the car. Nemo Invex II system needs >12V input voltage to
start.
If the voltage is correct, press the chassis RESET button for all chassis in the setup and try
again.
If you are using the 7.4 backplane firmware in Nemo Invex II, it is recommended to update to 7.6
or later. There are many improvements on chassis-to-chassis and chassis-to-modules
communications.
10.4 Hardware configurations

When a new system is installed, always take a copy of the first working Nemo Outdoor workspace
and hardware configuration files for your own use. This way you can quickly compare and check if
some settings changes are causing issues.
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11 NEMO TOOLS
Anite offers a complete product portfolio for all wireless network measuring and analyzing needs.
Nemo Outdoor Nemo Outdoor is a portable engineering tool for measuring and monitoring
the air interface of TETRA, GSM, WCDMA, TDMA (IS-136), AMPS, cdmaOne,
CDMA 2000, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+, TD-SCDMA, WiMAX, and LTE wireless
networks.
Nemo Invex II Nemo Invex II is the state of the art 2nd generation benchmarking solution for
testing wireless networks and devices. The system enables testing with up to
50 test devices simultaneously on all available wireless technologies in one
test drive.
Nemo Handy-A Nemo Handy-A is a lightweight, Android smartphone-based air interface

measurement tool for GSM, GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA, HSPA, and LTE wireless
networks.
Nemo Walker Air Nemo Walker Air is a portable tool for indoor measurements and
benchmarking. Nemo Walker Air enables conducting multi-technology
measurements on the air interface of GSM, CDMA, EVDO, WCDMA, HSDPA,
HSUPA, HSPA+, LTE, and WiFi (HetNet) networks.
Nemo IBC Meter Nemo In-Building Coverage Meter (IBC Meter) is a fast and easy to use
Android application for instantly testing indoor coverage and performance.
Measurement data can be uploaded to central server or emailed to a
customer as a report.
Nemo CEM Observer Nemo CEM Observer is an in-depth troubleshooting solution for real-time
mobile service monitoring from the customers perspective. It is the first step
towards bringing drive test level diagnostics data into the CEM domain, thus
enabling the root cause analysis of user experience problems.
Nemo CEM Solution Nemo CEM solution is a powerful, flexible, and scalable set of tools for
monitoring wireless network performance and services from the end user
point of view.
Nemo Autonomous Nemo Autonomous is the first practical lightweight solution for performing
fully automated large-scale measurements on the air interface of GSM,
CDMA, EVDO, WCDMA, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+, LTE, and WiFi (HetNet)
wireless networks. Nemo Autonomous streamlines your network
measurement, troubleshooting, statistical reporting, and benchmarking
processes, maximizes your awareness of what is happening in the network,
and makes achieving all this considerably easier and more cost efficient.
Nemo Commander Nemo Commander is a platform for centrally controlled network testing. It
allows network operators to remotely operate Nemo Outdoor, Nemo Invex
and Nemo Handy-A test units and check their status. Nemo Commander
supports all devices and test protocols currently supported with Nemo tools,
including scanners.
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Nemo FSR1 Nemo FSR1 is a revolutionary, modular digital scanning receiver that provides
accurate, reliable high-speed RF measurements of wireless networks across
multiple bands and technologies. Nemo FSR1 supports measurements on LTE,
WCDMA, HSDPA, GSM, CDMA, and EVDO networks.
FOR ANALYSIS AND REPORTING
Nemo Analyze Nemo Analyze is a powerful and versatile, cutting-edge analysis tool for
performing benchmarking, troubleshooting, and statistical reporting based on
drive test data. The system incorporates an innovative, low-maintenance
database engine that has been designed and optimized specifically for high-
performance post-processing of drive test data.
Nemo WindCatcher Nemo WindCatcher is the industry leading desktop-based drive test data
post-processing tool for radio access network analysis used by design
engineers, performance engineers, handset testing groups, and technology
development groups.
Nemo Xynergy Nemo Xynergy is a powerful, scalable, and easy-to-use web-based platform
for analyzing drive test, OSS, and subscriber data. It automates key tasks in
the entire network management life cycle and supports multiple, disparate
data sources and vendors for all major technologies, including HSPA+, VoLTE,
and LTE-A.
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CONTACT DETAILS
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NEMO INVEX 7.7.1 RELEASE

Version Date Summary of Changes

7.7.1.14 18th of March 2016

1 NEW FEATURES ................................................................................................. 5

2 NEMO INVEX LICENSE OPTIONS .......................................................................... 8

3 NEMO INVEX II SUPPORTED DEVICES ................................................................ 19

5 NEMO INVEX I SUPPORTED DEVICES.................................................................. 26

6 RELEASE CONTENT .......................................................................................... 30

7 NEMO INVEX UNIVERSAL INTERFACE CONTROLLER (UIC) ..................................... 32

8 PLATFORM UPDATES ........................................................................................ 36

9 KNOWN ISSUES ............................................................................................... 43

1.1 Slim Handset Isolation Module

Figure 1. Single Slot Handset Isolation Module.

Feature SHIM HIM

Support for smartphones with up to

Power provided by chassis via rear

SS USB 3.0 lockable (Nemo Easy Lock)

Width Single-slot width Double-slot width

Weight 965g 1150g

Table 1. Handset isolation module comparison

1.2 New devices

1.3 Web-based Nemo Invex II maintenance tool

Figure 3. Web-based Nemo Invex II maintenance tool.

1.4 Enhanced HIM startup process

Samsung Galaxy S6 (SM-G928F), S6 Edge+

Support for Samsung Galaxy S6 (SM-G920I)

Samsung Galaxy S6 (SM-G920A), ATT AudioPlayLevel changed to 55

2 NEMO INVEX LICENSE OPTIONS

2.1 Device configuration options

Product License option Description

NI1600-01 Nemo Invex Nemo Invex basic license including 20

NI1600-03 Nemo Invex Extend the number of voice and

NI1600-04 Nemo Invex Enables measurements without the Nemo

2.2 Technology options

Product code License option Description

NI1600-18 Nemo Invex 2G/ Technologies supported:

NI1600-19 Nemo Invex 2G/ Technologies supported:

NI1600-21 Nemo Invex 2G/ Technologies supported:

Product code License option Description

Motorola, Nokia, Nvidia, Samsung and

NI1600-22 Nemo Invex 2G/ Technologies supported:

Table 2. Nemo Invex technology options.

2.3 PESQ voice quality options

Product License option Max. number of voice quality

NI1600-08 Nemo Invex PESQ 2

NI1600-09 Nemo Invex PESQ 4

NI1600-10 Nemo Invex PESQ 6

NI1600-11 Nemo Invex PESQ 8

NI1600-12 Nemo Invex PESQ 10

NI1600-13 Nemo Invex PESQ 12

NI1600-14 Nemo Invex PESQ 14

NI1600-15 Nemo Invex PESQ 16

NI1600-16 Nemo Invex PESQ 18

Product License option Max. number of voice quality

NI1600-17 Nemo Invex PESQ 20

Table 3. PESQ voice quality options.

2.4 POLQA voice quality options

Product License option Max. number of voice quality

NI1108-00 Nemo Invex POLQA 2

NI1108-01 Nemo Invex POLQA 4

NI1108-02 Nemo Invex POLQA 6

NI1108-03 Nemo Invex POLQA 8