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13.5 Plugins Library
13.5.1 Antenna plugin elements
To create or modify a library element containing parameters of a particular antenna, select the Antennas command from the Library pull-down menu or directly with CTRL+SHIFT+A. Since the antenna is implemented as a plugin, it is possible to include a new antenn...
13.5.2 Coverage radius plugin elements
To create or modify a coverage radius element, select the Coverage radius library command from the Library pull-down menu or directly CTRL+SHIFT+C. This activates the Coverage radius library window which displays a list of existing Coverage radius options: ...
13.5.3 Propagation model plugin
To create or modify a library element containing parameters of a particular propagation model, select the Propagation model command from the Library pull-down menu or directly with CTRL+SHIFT+P. Since the propagation models are implemented as plugin, it is pos...
13.5.4 Event Processing Plugin
To create or modify a library element containing parameters of a particular event processing plugin, select the event processing plugin command from the Library pull-down menu or directly with CTRL+SHIFT+E. A list of available built-in event processing plugin...
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Flow of ECC deliverables
Instructions for the ECC report template
Introduction and general guidance This annex contains instructions on the use of the ECC Report template. Please read carefully before commencing work on a new draft ECC Report. This annex should be deleted before finalisation of the document. It is suggested ...
CEPT Style and Brand Guide
IntroductionWelcome to the CEPT family style guide. This comprehensive document replaces all previous guidelines and unifies our visual and written communication across CEPT, its three business committees (ECC, Com-ITU, and CERP), and its permanent office the ...
14 Plugin Development
14.1 SEAMCAT source code
Programming is all about detail so when looking at even simple code it can be bloated with irrelevant stuff, logging, error handling, comments. Often, nitty gritty details hides the true purpose of a piece of code. So being able to navigate through souce code ...
14.2 Background and Terminology
Introduction
The following terminology is used throughout this document. System: A radio system of SEAMCAT. Currently SEAMCAT supports two kinds of systems, i.e. Generic System and Cellular System (with four sub types available: CDMA UpLink, CDMA DownLink, OFDMA UpLink, ...
14.2.1 Understanding abstraction level
We can conceptually view SEAMCAT as a layered cake of abstractions. Knowing these different layers helps a lot in understanding how to navigate the source and how to understand SEAMCAT. Figure 299: Abstraction level in SEAMCAT So in a very high...
14.2.2 Simulation & Engine
We start at the highest abstraction: Simulation & Engine. If we forget about the specific system types and multiple interferers we get the conceptualized view of a scenario. A victim system can be interfered by an interfering system. On a very high level of ab...
14.2.3 Packages
SEAMCAT has different modules. These are used to group certain classes of the code and handle dependencies between them. This is similar to the layers of abstraction where the engine only knows general system types but not specifics. Modules can be used to enf...