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Existing workspaces (i.e. .sws files) which have been generated as part of some ECC report or CEPT reports activities are available at the following address www.ecodocdb.dk. These files are can be opened with the latest SEAMCAT version, with the following rest...

A ‘quick buttons’ toolbar with access to the most commonly used features is avaialable at the top of the SEAMCAT interface window. The function of each button is shown in a tooltip whenever your mouse is moved over it. Certain  buttons are inactive when the fu...

Every time SEAMCAT is launched, a welcome dialog box is displayed which allows the selection of various options (the welcome dialog box can be disabled under File/Configuration). The first step is typically to create a new workspace or open a previously create...

When using SEAMCAT for a compatibility analysis, a typical workflow would be as follows: Create or update a simulation workspace; Set the simulation control parameters (number of events, debug mode or not); Run a simulation; Analyse the event generatio...

A scenario workspace can be seen as a working environment for a given study where all input fields are editable. It consists of the following three tabs: Systems: This allows setting the characteristic of the systems to investigate (generic Tx, Rx and path b...

When a simulation is performed, SEAMCAT automatically generates a separate workspace to contain the results which appears as a separate tab entitled ’Results[Workspace xyz]’ and stores read only information. Figure 23: Illustration of the workspace results (Hi...

To start, create a new workspace (see 1 in Figure 25 or open an existing one (2).  Figure 26: Illustration of how to create or open a workspace   A simulation scenario is a part of a scena...

 The SEAMCAT's Batch function allows automation of repetitive compatibility studies by scheduling several SEAMCAT simulations to be done in one run of the programme. This is done by setting up a simulation schedule with instructions on how to change certain va...

A simulation is started when clicking on the Start button in the simulation control part of the Scenario tab  (). The simulation starts and all other commands/buttons are, meanwhile, disabled except the stop button (). SEAMCAT automatically performs the consis...

 User can run SEAMCAT from Command Line which helps if you want just to run simulation and get the results. This feature is useful to run SEAMCAT simulation on number of already prepared workspaces, or if resources of the computer is an issue. In Command Line ...

The consistency check function is run automatically before the start of an event in order to detect erroneous or inconsistent values in the scenario definition (see Figure 32). You can also trigger it manually as illustrated in Figure 33. The aim of the consis...

The simulation control setting “number of events” is used to determine the number of events you want to simulate. The “Debug mode” feature is described in Section ‎2.14. These control settings are accessible from the Scenario tab.  Figure 35: Simul...

Once a simulation is complete a workspace result (see Section ‎2.4.2) is automatically created within SEAMCAT where it is possible to extract any results vector. Depending on the nature of the victim system (i.e. generic, CDMA or OFDMA), the results vectors ma...

Workspaces can be saved <CTRL+S> or “save as” (either scenario or results)/batch by using the default option SEAMCAT offers in the File menu. The file extension is appended automatically. These are SEAMCAT-specific file extensions. The .sws, .swr, sbj and sbr ...

Saving workspace results will store all simulation calculations in the workspace. Vector results can also be independently saved using one of the three different file extensions: tab separated text, xls spreadsheet and xlsx spreadsheet. The various extension o...

Any simulations and their results overview can be presented in a report. This report is automatically generated by SEAMCAT. Select the Report command from the Workspace menu, click on the Report icon of the toolbar () or press <CTRL+R> to activate the Report o...

SEAMCAT allows two options to generate two distinct log files. An automatic SEAMCAT log that monitors the behaviour of the application, and a user debug log to check how the computation is performed. seamcat.log: This log file is automatically generated by SEA...

In the Results tab, there is access to a list of all the results from SEAMCAT and from the EPPs used in the simulation giving the option to “Play/replay” one event, and a log of the calculation will be made available. When inspecting the dRSS or iRSS vector, a...