RESOURCES & DOCUMENTATION

• 'AZQ Starter guide' (click here)

• 'Getting Started' section in user guide link (click here).

• 'Report generation guide' (click here) and video example: https://youtu.be/_BHBZzCvw-o

• You can try our QGIS plugin to 'replay' or analyze the downloaded azm files: 'Azenqos QGIS Log Replay Plugin Guide' (click here).

• (Advanced) Try download some of your logs (.azm files) from server (or from phone > Internal storage > diag_logs folder for non-uploaded logs, uploaded logs would be in 'uploaded' folder. You can unzip the azm files with 7-zip then open the azqdata.db file in to sqlitebrowser to access the log's data - see tables 'signalling' and 'lte_cell_meas' for example. Full reference on database (click here) (Topics: "Mobile Log (.azm) SQLite3/Spatialite Database access and data reference" and "Parameter List and Sqlite Database structure").

• (Advanced) You can directly 'drag' the azqdata.db file (extracted from the .azm file) into QGIS as per the topic "Using QGIS to plot parameters on a map or to export data (CSV, MIF, TAB, KML) from the azm file’s ‘azqdata.db’" (click here).

Click here to read the AZQ Online User Guide - live and most up-to-date user guide.

• Mobile log: AZM file format and contents, especially sqlite3 db file

• How to open AZM files in QGIS

• AZENQOS QGIS Plugin example usage and installation instructions

• How to merge data from multi AZM files into a central PostgreSQL database - table structure, query examples and how to plot the merged data in QGIS.

• How AZQ determines Voice Call State Events and Call End causes