In order to launch your smart device, it is important to evaluate whether the anticipated services can be achieved and confirm the wireless performance. At the evaluation of 5G devices, confirming the connection to the application server set at the network-side is necessary in order to test the service quality. This is because the connection to the network based on the communications protocol is the prerequisite for the evaluation of UE function. Since the SmartStudio NR software is easily configured for this type of evaluation environment, 5G-device network connections can be evaluated using interactive operations from a state-machine-based GUI.
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