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2013-09-19, 12:33 PM
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New Features in TEMS Investigation 15.2
Ascom proudly presents: iPhone Connectivity
With TEMS Investigation 15.2 we unveil the addition of iPhone 5 with iOS version 7.0 as a connectable device. The tight integration of the iPhone with TEMS Investigation as a measurement probe for PS data services and protocols as well as CS voice is unique in the network testing market. Supported activities include FTP, HTTP, email, IP capture, Iperf, video streaming, and Ping, and more.
Other New Connectable Devices
Besides the iPhone, the following new devices are connectable in this release:
LG VS870
Nokia Lumia 521
Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9308D
Samsung Galaxy S4 SCH-R970
Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-M919N
HTTP Testing Enhancements
Internet Explorer (version 9 or later) has been added as a new browser option for HTTP file upload, side by side with the Web browser built into TEMS Investigation. The HTTP Get activity now also handles requests over the secure HTTPS protocol.
SMS for CDMA
Until now, SMS testing in TEMS Investigation has been exclusive to UMTS devices. This release extends SMS support to LTE/CDMA devices built on Qualcomm chipsets.
Added Flexibility in Logfile Recording
A function for quick manual initiation of logfile recording is reintroduced in this release. Options for quick logging are defined once and for all, and the logfile name is automatically generated from the current date and time, so that the capture of data can begin straight away. This feature is thus ideal for catching anomalies or any interesting phenomena that arise suddenly and might be of brief duration.
To avoid ending up with inordinately large logfiles, it is now possible to put a cap on the number of messages or the length of time recorded in a single logfile (or both). When a threshold is reached, the recording continues to a new file.
New Quick Guide and Restructuring of Documentation
A Quick Guide has been added giving a tutorial on fundamental features of TEMS Investigation, smoothing the path for new users learning the application.
The “Getting Started” volume of previous releases has been split into an Installation Guide and a Device Configuration Guide. The latter also incorporates device-related information hitherto contained in the Release Note under the heading “Known Bugs and Limitations”.
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The setup file (http://www.4shared.com/file/8VbcLijp/TEMSInvestigation152.html)
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New Features in TEMS Investigation 15.2
Ascom proudly presents: iPhone Connectivity
With TEMS Investigation 15.2 we unveil the addition of iPhone 5 with iOS version 7.0 as a connectable device. The tight integration of the iPhone with TEMS Investigation as a measurement probe for PS data services and protocols as well as CS voice is unique in the network testing market. Supported activities include FTP, HTTP, email, IP capture, Iperf, video streaming, and Ping, and more.
Other New Connectable Devices
Besides the iPhone, the following new devices are connectable in this release:
LG VS870
Nokia Lumia 521
Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9308D
Samsung Galaxy S4 SCH-R970
Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-M919N
HTTP Testing Enhancements
Internet Explorer (version 9 or later) has been added as a new browser option for HTTP file upload, side by side with the Web browser built into TEMS Investigation. The HTTP Get activity now also handles requests over the secure HTTPS protocol.
SMS for CDMA
Until now, SMS testing in TEMS Investigation has been exclusive to UMTS devices. This release extends SMS support to LTE/CDMA devices built on Qualcomm chipsets.
Added Flexibility in Logfile Recording
A function for quick manual initiation of logfile recording is reintroduced in this release. Options for quick logging are defined once and for all, and the logfile name is automatically generated from the current date and time, so that the capture of data can begin straight away. This feature is thus ideal for catching anomalies or any interesting phenomena that arise suddenly and might be of brief duration.
To avoid ending up with inordinately large logfiles, it is now possible to put a cap on the number of messages or the length of time recorded in a single logfile (or both). When a threshold is reached, the recording continues to a new file.
New Quick Guide and Restructuring of Documentation
A Quick Guide has been added giving a tutorial on fundamental features of TEMS Investigation, smoothing the path for new users learning the application.
The “Getting Started” volume of previous releases has been split into an Installation Guide and a Device Configuration Guide. The latter also incorporates device-related information hitherto contained in the Release Note under the heading “Known Bugs and Limitations”.
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The setup file (http://www.4shared.com/file/8VbcLijp/TEMSInvestigation152.html)