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Nemo User Training
Nemo User Training
• Target Group: Radio Network Planning PersonnelField Engineers
• Aim of this training:To achieve familiarity and working knowledge of Nemo Products
Nemo User TrainingCourse Contents• Course introduction• Introduction to Nemo and product• System HW and SW• Nemo Outdoor License• Nemo SW Installation• Nemo Outdoor SW File and Directory Structure • Driver installation • Outdoor Measurement Configuration
Introduction on Nemo and Product
Mission
Nemo Technologies is the front-runner in providing products andservices for the measurement and analysis of the wireless networkair interface.
Nemo Technologies Offers
• Solutions for the measurement and analysis of wireless networks’ air interface
• Products with reliable and accurate measurements, fast data analysis, and user-friendly interfaces
• Solutions for all phases of the network’s life cycle: From roll-out to coverage enhancement and service optimisation
• Training and consultation services for radio network planning and optimisation
Feature Highlights• Windows® 2000 and Windows® XP compatible engineering tool for measuring the air interface of all the major
wireless technologies on Single Platform, Simultaneously (GSM, HSCSD, GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA, CDMA IS-95, CDMA2000 1X / EV-DO / EV-DV, AMPS, GSM AMR, WCDMA AMR, TETRA, Vice Quality, Video Sreaming, HSDPA/HSUPA, DVB-H, WLAN)
• Single and Multiple Voice and Data measurements • Automated and Manual modes for testing Circuit and Packet Switched services with mobile phone• Fast frequency/pilot scanning with external scanner• MapX map support for MapInfo® compatible digital maps
– Real-time drive route coloring– Base station overlay support
• Easy to configure (HW auto detection, pre-defined work-spaces, custom windows, etc. => Fully end-user configurable)
• Application testing (PoC, FTP, WWW, Email, SMS, MMS, Voice Quality with PESQ/MOS, Ping, Video streaming, Videocall)
• Multi layer displaying of measurement results (view groups)• Playback mode• Open ASCII file format for post-processing• Supports optionally also Indoor features (floorplans and markers)
Over View - Configurable Windows
• Predefined or user defined windows to show Parameters, Statistics, Signalling, Line graphs, Bar graphs, Scatter Plots, Map display
• All windows can be used to observe various values real-time or in playback mode to scroll back and forward the measurement file
• Windows are synchronised with each other
• Parameters/KPI’s etc. in the windows are fully end-user configurable
• Windows can be customised, renamed, saved and reopened
• Many parameters can be displayed in the same window, also parameters from different mobile phones and scanners
Over View - Worksheets
• Fully configurable worksheets, which can be opened, modified and saved as defaults
• Worksheet can include any combination of signalling, map, line graph, bar graph, scattered graph and statistics windows
• Dedicated worksheets can be created e.g. for GSM Voice, GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA or for Power Control Parameters, HO Parameters, etc.
• It is possible to switch from one worksheet to another in real-time just by one click of a mouse
• Events and signalling messages, such as Layer 2 Uplink/Downlink, Layer 3 Uplink/Downlink, RLC/MAC, RRC messages can be displayed in measurement and playback modes
• User can preselect which signalling messages or events to show during measurement (L3 Uplink only, L2 UL and DL only, all messages, etc.)
• Messages can be filtered or searched in playback mode
• Messages can be decoded in measurement and playback modes
Over View - Events and Signalling Messages
Over View - Message Display and Decoding
Events and Signalling Messages can be copied as .txt
or as fully decoded messagesand pasted in Excel, Word or other applications
Over View - Real-time Map Display• Site locations and BTS antenna directions can be displayed on map
• Site Name, BCCH frequency, Scrambling Code can be displayed
• Connections (incl. SHO’s) to active base stations can be observed in real-time
• Parameters and KPI’s can be displayed on map in real-time
• User can define which parameters are displayed
• Several map windows can be opened simultaneously to diplay different parameters
• Coloring ranges can be defined and re-modified by the user
• Event notifications can be displayed on map (connect a call, HO, call disconnect, GPRS attach, etc.)
Over View - Notifications
• Voice, Text and Image notifications can be defined to alarm the user of the drive test progress (Call setup, HO, etc.)
• Notifications can be also displayed as an icon on line graphs or on map
Over View - GPRS Real-time Display
• Recorded GPRS parameters include:– Application Data Throughput– LLC Data Throughput– RLC/MAC Data Throughput– BLER DL, RLC retransmission
rate UL– Timeslot Allocation UL/DL– Coding Scheme UL/DL– Layer 2/3 Messages– RLC/MAC control messages
and data message headers– Serving Cell Information, for
example, Cell ID, LAC, and RAC
– Serving Channel Information, for example ARFCN and BCCH
Over View - Signalling Messages
• All signalling messages can be displayed in measurement and playback modes
• Signalling messages can be decoded in real-time• Messages can be copied to an external
application
Feature Highlights
• Same features and technologies supported as in Nemo Outdoor
• Tablet PC user interface• Floorplan support
• .tab; .jpg; .bmp; .tif• Zoom, pan, auto center, etc.• Mini-floorplan support
• Real-time markers• Real-time walk route coloring over floorplan• Multi layer display for measurement results (view
groups)• Playback mode• Open ASCII file format for post-processing• Supports optionally also Outdoor features (digital
maps and GPS coordinates)
EE--mailmail
RTSP StreamingRTSP Streaming
MMSMMS
SMSSMSPoCPoC
Voice QualityVoice Quality
PESQ/MOSPESQ/MOS
Video CallVideo Call
ICMP Ping ICMP Ping
FTP file transferFTP file transfer
Web browsingWeb browsing
Application Testing
Video QualityVideo Quality
Video StreamingVideo Streaming
DVBDVB--HH
System HW and SW requirement
System HW and SW requirement
Requirements:• PC with Win 2000 or Win XP professional
• Pentium III processor, min 1GHz, preferably 1.7 GHz
• 512MB RAM minimum, 1GB RAM recommended
• 100 MB of free hard disk, 1GB recommended
• One parallel port or USB port for copy protection
• One USB port for N80
• Two USB ports for Scanner
• Display resolution 1024 x 768 or higher with 256 colors
Nemo Outdoor License
Nemo Outdoor License
Copy Protection module:• Nemo Outdoor uses either software or hardware protection.
(Indoor and Outdoor measurement are restricted by dongleoptions)
• Various available options are configured with each copy protection module.
Nemo Outdoor License
Software License
• SOFTWARE COPY PROTECTION: Generate locking Code from C:/Program files/Common file/Nemo Technologies/Sentinel/echoid.
• Obtain License file from Nemo Technical Support through email ([email protected])
Nemo Software Installation
Nemo Software Installation
Installation:
• You need to have local Administrator rights to install Nemo Outdoor
• Run the Nemo Outdoor setup.exe file and follow the instructions. Current Nemo Outdoor SW is 4.22.83 Check the latest versions of Nemo software from our web pages at(www.nemotechnologies.com)Valid to users with Technical Support Agreement only.
• Install required Cable driver for LG phone.
• Install Garmin GPS antenna driver.
• Restart laptop
Nemo Outdoor SW file and Directory structure
Nemo Outdoor SW file and Directory structure
•After Nemo Outdoor software has been installed, there are several Folders will be created automatically
• All the Path can be seated in Nemo Outdoor
Outdoor Measurement Configuration
Outdoor Measurement Configuration
Testing Concept – Voice Call
• The voice testing environmentconsists of
– Nemo Outdoor compatibletest measurement mobiles (eg. N95)
– Laptop/Tablet PC with Nemo Outdoor installed
– Necessary connectingcables
– Scanner (eg. DTI Dual Band Scanner)
Scanner
USB
Outdoor Measurement Configuration
Testing Concept – PS Data Call
USB
Scanner
• The PS data testingenvironment consists of
- Nemo Outdoor- Application Server(e.g.
FTP server, HTTP server, POP3 server, SMTP server, or WAP server)
Measurement Configuration
Ports Assigned...
• Go to “Control Panel/System/Hardware/device Manager/Ports or Modems
– LGE Mobile USB Modem #2 (com 39)
– LGE Mobile USB Serial Port (com 41)
Nokia 6680 – Ports Assignment
Setting up Dial-up Connection for Data Call
• For set up procedures, refer to Dial- Up_Networking_Setup_Guide_WinXP/Win2K_Jun05.pdf /NOKIA 66XX/7600 DIAL-UP NETWORKING SETUP
• Go to Control Panel / Network Connections / New Connection wizard
Setting up Dial-up Connection
Ready to start the measurements
Adding Hardware Devices...
• Connect all hardware components• Check the settings of each port to which the component is connected• Start Nemo Outdoor software• Open: Configuration Manager
– You can add , remove and change properties
• All installed Handlers are listedhere under device categories
Adding Hardware Devices in Nemo Outdoor
• Configuration Manager/ Hardware +/Nokia N95
• Trace Port = Nokia GSM Phone Modem Port (e.g.Com100)
• Modem Port = Nokia GSM Phone Modem Port (e.g.Com101)
• Dial up connection = N95 com 102
• Press “Ok”• Note: when testing PS data,
dial up connection is selected in “packet switched dialup connection”; when testing CS data, dial up connection is selected in “circuit switched dialup connection”.
Adding Hardware Devices...• Antenna Gain and Cable Loss are antenna-
related parameters and they are used in the conversion of files into Nemo Outdoor, Nemo Analyze, and NPS/X file format.
• This is only a factor if you are also using external antennas.
• If you are using the internal antenna of each phone OR you are not willing to make conversions, leave these values to 0.
• Values do not affect the results. Values are used only for conversion during postprocessing.
Adding Hardware Devices in Nemo Outdoor
• Save the hardware configuration, e.g. N95.hwc
Measurement Configuration
• Nemo Outdoor supports manual and automated mode. • Manual mode is based on the user establishing a data transfer connection or
making voice calls.- This mode is useful, when user wants to make a single continuous data
transfer session or a voice call to monitor the resource allocation and cell reselection performance.
- This mode requires the user to control phones with Nemo Outdoor. The user should NOT use the mobile keyboard to establish voice calls or data calls.
• Automated mode is based on scripts that establish data transfer connections orvoice calls on behalf of the user and can repeat the same or different sessions for a defined period of time. Scripts can be saved and edited. Script files can be, quickly and easily built with the Script Editor.
Manual / Automated Mode
Measurement Properties
• Measurement properties for Voice Calls, Data calls etc. Need to be defined before the actual measurement
Manual Measurement Configuration
• Information on this tab should be filled in when doing Manual Measurement. (Press “Properties”)
• Voice Number defines the phone number to which voice calls will be made.
• Data Number defines the phone number for data calls, user name and password for service, etc.
• PDP Context Properties defines used APN for Packet data connection
• Data Protocol defines whether FTP or UDP is used for data transfer
• ICMP Ping Properties defines Ping settings, like Ping address and size of Ping data
• SMS/MMS includes all the required parameters, like SMS/MMS service center, number where to send, SMS/MMS edit tool, etc.
Manual Measurement Control
• Measurement can be done from Mobile’s Control Panel or from Measurement menu by selecting the appropriate mobile
Automatic Measurement• Measurements can be automatically repeated by predefined number of times• Voice calls, data calls, attach, PDP activation, FTP, Web browsing, SMS, MMS, launch of
external application, Ping sessions, etc. can be included in automatic measurement sequence
• Add / Modify / Delete / Move up / Move down / Append script / Repeat script value/ New /Open / Save / Save As...
Voice Call Script Configuration
• Script Editor/ Add / Voice Call• Voice Call Properties
– Number defines the number to be called
– Call Duration determines the time that the call lasts in seconds
– Call Attempt Timeout value determines the maximum duration of the call attempt. After that, the call attempt is considered to be failed.
– Delay Between Call Attempts value determines the wait time between call attempts in seconds.
– Delay from End of Call to New Call value determines the wait time between the end of the old call and the beginning of the new call
PS Script Configuration
• Access Point Name defines the APN used
• User Name/Password etc. Depend on operator’s settings
Application Testing
PS Script Configuration
• Host Name: IP address of the FTP server used. • Username: username for the FTP server.• Password: password for the FTP server.• Passive Mode: Some firewalls may be configured to refuse any
incoming connection requests, and in that case the data transfer would fail. With passive mode, the client always opens those new connections so the firewall does not block the connection.
• Direction: Receive – downloading; Send – uploading • Remote File: File @ FTP Server • Note: If you have multiple simultaneous data
connections and the direction is set to send for all of them, you must define a different remote file for each connection. Otherwise the different data connections will try to write in the same file.
• Note: If there are several testing units using the same FTP server, we recommend that you use a unique file name extension (e.g., filename_tester1.txt, filename_tester2.txt, etc.) for each unit to avoid a situation where two testing units are trying to write in the same file.
• Local File: File @ Testing laptop • Note that if you have multiple simultaneous data
connections and the direction is set to receive for all of them, you must define a different local file for each connection. Otherwise the different data connections will try to write in the same file.
• URL: IP address of the test file that will be downloaded. For example, 203.125.58.120/1000kb.htm
• Note that if you have multiple simultaneous data connections, you must define a different URL from different servers.
• Local File: File @ Testing laptop
• Note that if you have multiple simultaneous data connections and the direction is set to receive for all of them, you must define a different local file for each connection. Otherwise the different data connections will try to write in the same file.
PS Script Configuration
Script Configuration
• Editing PS Script– Ping Test– The ICMP (Internet
Control Message Protocol) Ping functionality allows you to perform ping measurements simultaneously with FTP testing and data transfers
•By clicking the Notifications sheet, you can access the Notifications dialog box
•Select the Events that you would like to be notified of and also select whether the notification will be a textual note in the Output window, a sound (.wav file), or a bitmap
•Own notifications can be created for different situations, like bad quality example below, in Configuration tool
Event Trigger Notifications
Event Trigger Configuration
• Static triggers• Static triggers are made available in
Nemo Outdoor by default and can collect statistics.
• User defined trigger example
Event Trigger Configuration I• User defined triggers (eg. Rx level)
• Bitmap image
Event Trigger Configuration II• User defined triggers
Sound File
Bitmap image
Event Trigger Configuration III
• Event displayed in line graph
• color change by threshold setting
• event triggers• (1.)notification• (2.)sound• (3.)bitmap• (3.)event line
• Event displayed in map window
Workspace and Hardware Configuration
• By saving the workspace, different views can be saved to a .wor file. The following views are saved to the file:
• Device Information Window views• Grid and Graph views• Color Set and Parameter selected in the Map Window (Map layers must be saved to
MapInfo .gst file)• By saving the hardware configuration file, the information related to device(s) is saved
to the .hwc file:• All information defined in the Measurement Properties Window
Introduction to Nemo Outdoor Graphical User Interface
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Main window:
• Device info
• Status bar
• Output window
• Script status
Each window:
• Toolbar
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Device Info:• ( )view disp parameters• ( )define displayed parameters• ( )configure notifications• ( )control phone• ( )configure measurement parameters
Device InfoConfiguration:
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Status bar Output windowScript Status window
Quick WindowsParameters
Introduction to Graphical User Interface –Open Data View I
1. Go to Data |Line Graph | New2. Select Parameter from Y
Introduction to Graphical User Interface –Open Data View II
1. Go to Parameter Tree2. Select Parameter from Parameter Tree, Right Click to Choose Graph Type. Eg. Line Graph
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Windows: Graphs
Line Graphs allow the user to accurately observe the measurement information.
• zoom• thresholds• scale• selectable parameters & values• selectable layers & values• average value presentation• displaying events & notifications
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Windows: Graphs
Line graph Bar graph
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Windows: Graphs Scatter plot
Scanning results
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Windows: Grids
The user can easily select the events, parameters, and statistics to be displayed in the grid table. It is also possible to highlight certain events with color to improve the clarity of the results presented. Double-click on an event to view more information about that particular event.
Introduction to Graphical User InterfaceWindows: Grids
Events
Parameters
Introduction to Graphical User Interface
Windows: Grids
Statistics
Layer3
Decoded Layer3
General User Interface Configuration
If running out of resources, decrease event buffer size value.
General User Interface Configuration
Path configurationsand default map setting
Create Custom Window I
• Go to Data/Line Graph/New
• eg. Select Ec/No Active Set from “Y”
• Add “ New Layer”
Create Custom Window II
• Right click on the “Line Graph” window
• Select “Save as Custom Window” • User define the title of the custom window
Create Custom Window III
• Go to Configuration Manager/User Interface/Custom Windows
• Delete Custom Window
General User Interface Configuration
Plug-ins:includes version informationof program plug-ins
Handler information:includes a list of all installedhandlers
General User Interface Configuration
• automatic file name generation• manual file name generation• prefix (for file name)• force idle mode when stopping scripts• start scripts automatically• use time from GPS• wait for GPS fix before starting• measurement
Nemo Outdoor and Maps
Nemo Outdoor supports MapInfo®maps (.TAB).
Map Properties
With MapInfo® vector maps you can configure map layers.
Map layers must be saved to the .gstfile. This information is not saved to workspace.
Layers of MapInfo® Maps
Map Properties
• Map settings:open a new map window
• Open Properties or Right Click on the Map
Colour Set and Events on the Map
Nemo Indoor & Floor plan
• Nemo Indoor supports indoor floor plan in .tab; .bmp; .jpg; .tifformats.
Nemo Indoor & Floor plan
• During measurement, markers( ) need to be inserted in order to plot route on floor plan.
Nemo Indoor & Floor plan
• Indoor floor plan properties
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
The BTS (Base Transceiver Station) file is used by the Nemo Outdoor Measurement software to overlay BTS sites on the raster map (.map) or MapInfo® map (.tab). When possible, the active BTS is indicated by drawing a line between the BTS antenna and the current position mark.
(Cell information, coordinates and antenna direction required). The line color differs according to the test mobiles. If the CI is known but the channel number is not available, the line is drawn to the base station icon, not to the antenna.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
• File Format: .NBF• General format:
- The first row of the file contains the keywords that define the order of the parameters in the following lines. Keywords are separated with semicolon character.
SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;BSIC;CID;SCR;DIR
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
• Other rows in the file contain the cell definitions. Each line describes one cell and contains a set of parameters describing the cell as well as the site in which the cell resides. For both site and cell information, there are both mandatory parameters optional parameters. Site and cell parameters are separated with semicolon character.
SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;BSIC;CID;SCR;DIR
NEMO_Linnanmaa;65.062591;25.439665;U_Elektroniikkatie1;10836;;;33;180
NEMO_Linnanmaa;65.062591;25.439665;U_Elektroniikkatie2;10836;;;44;270
NEMO_Linnanmaa;65.062591;25.439665;U_Elektroniikkatie3;10836;;;55;340
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File• Mandatory SITE parameters
Parameter Keyword Type Description
Site Name SITE String Name of the site in double quotes.
Latitude LAT Float Latitude of the site in degrees.
Longitude LON Float Longitude of the site in degrees.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
• OPTIONAL parameters
Parameter Keyword Type Description
System SYSTEM String “GSM”, “TDMA”, “CDMA” or “UMTS”
Antenna Height
HEIGHT Integer Values range from 0 to 1000
Antenna Tilt TILT Float Values range from -90 to 90.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
- UMTS CELL Parameters
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
Mandatory Parameters for UMTSParameter Keyword Type Description
Cell Name CELL String Name of the cell in double quotes.
Channel Number CH Integer Values range from 10550 to 10850.
Scrambling Code SCR Integer Values range from 0 to 512.
Antenna Direction DIR Integer Values range from 0 to 360.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS FileOptional Parameters for UMTS
Parameter Keyword Type Description
LAC LAC Integer Location Area Code. Values range from 0 to 65535.
RAC RAC Integer Routing Area Code. Values range from 0 to 255.
URA URA Integer UTRAN Registration Area
Cell ID CID Integer Cell ID.
RNC ID RNCID Integer Radio Network Controller ID
Neighbor X Channel Number
NX_CH Integer Values range from 10550 to 10850.
Neighbor X Scrambling Code
NX_SCR Integer Values range from 0 to 512.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS FileExample of UMTS MS BTS File
SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;BSIC;SCR;DIR
NMP_Linnanmaa;65.062591;25.439665;U_Elektroniikkatie1;10837;33;180
NMP_Linnanmaa;65.062591;25.439665;U_Elektroniikkatie2;10837;34;270
NMP_Linnanmaa;65.062591;25.439665;U_Elektroniikkatie3;10837;35;340
Sonera House;65.059482;25.441077;U_Sonera House1;10837;31;180
Sonera House;65.059482;25.441077;U_Sonera House2;10837;32;330
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS File
GSM CELL Parameters
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS FileMandatory Parameters for GSM
Parameter Keyword Type Description
Cell Name CELL String Name of the cell in double quotes.
Channel Number CH Integer Values range from 0 to 1024.
BSIC BSIC Integer Values range from 0 to 255.
Cell ID CID Integer Cell identification. Values range from 0 to 65535.
Antenna Direction
DIR Integer Values range from 0 to 360 degrees.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS FileOptional Parameters for GSM
Parameter Keyword Type Description
LAC LAC Integer Location Area Code. Values range from 0 to 65535.
RAC RAC Integer Routing Area Code. Values range from 0 to 255.
TCH Channel X TCH_X Integer Values range from 0 to 1024.
Neighbor X Channel NX_CH Integer Values range from 0 to 1024.
Neighbor X BSIC NX_BSIC Integer Values range from 0 to 255.
Neighbor X Cell ID NX_CID Integer Neighbor cell identification. Values range from 0 to 65535.
Nemo Outdoor and MS BTS FileExample of GSM MS BTS File
SITE;LAT;LON;CELL;CH;BSIC;CID;DIR
DA1001;32.779198;-96.804817;NemoCell1;807;3;10010;35
DA1001;32.779198;-96.804817;NemoCell2;815;3;10011;110
DA1001;32.779198;-96.804817;NemoCell3;792;3;10012;200
DA1002;32.780067;-96.797684;NemoCell4;804;0;10020;0
DA1002;32.780067;-96.797684;NemoCell5;799;0;10021;100
DA1002;32.780067;-96.797684;NemoCell6;788;0;10022;200
Some Rules for Drive Testing
Some Rules for Drive Testing
Check the condition of all antennas, cables, and connectors Check that connectors are properly connected. Loose connections cause unreliable measurement results or wrong attenuation figures, etc.
Place antennas correctly on the roof of the vehicle. If antennas are too close to each other, it may cause interference with other antennas.
Some Rules for Drive Testing
Check configuration before starting the measurement
When removing antennas after drive test, DO NOT PULL (!) antennas from antenna cables!
Do not press mobile keypad buttons during measurement
Do not drive, measure, and monitor Nemo Outdoor User Interface at the same time. Prevent traffic accidents.
Output Files
Output files.dt1 & .ds1
Nemo Outdoor saves all results into a open ASCII output file .dtx (for voice & data measurements) and .dsx (for scanner measurements).
Playback in Nemo Outdoor
Playback in Nemo Outdoor
The Play button starts the playback
The Pause button pauses the playback
The Stop button stops the playback
Add Marker
Add Textual Note
Playback Speed
Files Used by Nemo Outdoor
Example of Nemo Outdoor Measurement File header
*** Nemo Outdoor 4.12.22 ff ver 1.72 28.01.2004 11:47:41
#ID Id tag for simultaneous measurement files : {342E0B9C-E2B5-495e-97AC-87D2B710A166}
#AG External antenna gain (dBi) : 0.00
#BF BTS filename :
#CF Call list filename : d:\Nemo Tools\deactivate.nsf
#CL External cable loss : 0.00
#CM Call mode : Originate
#HV Handler version : 4.01.12
#MF Map filename :
#MT Mobile type : T260
#NN Network name :
#NT Network type : GSM 900/GSM 1800
#PN Test call phone number :
#SW Device software version : af.7f.cb
#HW Device hardware version : 4C7
GAA 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:47:42.827
GAC 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:47:42.827 8
LUA 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:47:42.827
Nemo Technical SupportAmericas
Tel. +1 469 951 9106+1 469 951 9105
Fax. +1 972 462 1640
Address: Nemo Technologies Inc.1201 Beltline Rd. Suite C100, Coppell, TX 75019 USA
China
Tel. +86 10 6787 0268-245Fax. +86 10 6786 3312
Nemo Technologies Representative Office307A No.18 Hongda Northern Road,Beijing Economic and Technological Development Area,Beijing 100176, China
Global (Except Americas)
Tel. + 358 40 344 3030 Fax. + 358 8 551 4484
Address: Nemo Technologies Ltd.Automaatiotie 1, 90460 Oulunsalo, Finland
SingaporeTel. +65 6254 2431Fax. +65 6254 9885
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Email:[email protected]
Internet: www.nemotechnologies.com
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