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X-TEL Delivers EDGE / 3G UMTS Drive Test Tools

28th September, 2004

US : X-TEL Communications, Inc., a leading provider of engineering test systems and services for the wireless industry, delivered integrated EDGE/UMTS drive test solutions to one of the largest European operators offering EDGE and UMTS services. X-TEL's system simultaneously collects and analyzes EDGE and UMTS data on one test platform. The collected data is fully supported by X-TEL's advanced processing tool Rush Street to provide engineers a complete solution. These systems can be upgraded to include voice quality measurements and instrument grade scanning receivers. X-TEL now supports more than 30 test mobiles and scanners across AMPS, TDMA, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, UMTS/WCDMA, CDMA and iDEN technologies.

"We are very pleased to have been selected by a leading European operator to supply our tools," said James Richie, CEO, X-TEL Communications. "European and Asian operators see the value in X-TEL's ability to test using a mix of the most popular phones and scanners on one test tool." X-TEL's GSM, EDGE and UMTS solutions are used by major operators around the world to test and troubleshoot networks. "Operators no longer need multiple technology dependent drive test tools to test across technologies," says Richie.

X-TEL's range of test solutions includes technology specific test mobiles and scanners, technology independent voice quality analysis using X-TEL's XQi system based on the ITU standardized PESQ evaluation algorithm. X-TEL's Rush Street analysis software includes event queries, XQi voice quality plots and synchronized playback for troubleshooting the most complex issues. Using Rush Street, engineers can isolate problem areas and systematically analyze each event. "Rush Street further increases productivity by integrating real time alerts with post processing analysis routines, allowing engineers to optimize the network faster and improve quality of service," said Richie.

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