manual1®manualfor RF3D WifiPlanner and RF3D WifiPlanner Lite
manual9Note that, in this cellular structure, channel overlap must be avoided not only within each floor of a building, but also between adjacent floors
manual102.4.1 Omnidirectional Antennas Omnidirectional antennas are generally used to in-crease the communication range within offices or homes. The an
manual112.7 RedundancyTo protect the supported applications against failures, a certain redundancy must be de-signed into a wireless network. This
manual12rently in DXF format (as produced by Auto-CAD for example), you can convert them either using the graphics program they were created with, or
manual13After you have selected the image file for the first floor plan, you can align it with the grid so that the walls are exactly horizontal and vert
manual143.2 The ToolboxThe Toolbox provides all the tools you need to design a wireless LAN. When you select Floor, Supp. Wall, or Wall, the drop-down
manual153.3 Drawing and Selecting ElementsFirst select the desired element in the Toolbox, then choose the appropriate type of material. Draw in plan
manual16Log. PowerThis is the received signal strength of the strongest access point at each location. Use this view to gauge the quality of your net
manual173.5 The Access Point TabThe Access Points tab lists all the access points currently planned, and allows you to modify their properties. The pr
manual18For a warehouse application, for example, you should design the wireless cells larger and tolerate a higher level of interference. This increa
manual1Contents1 Introduction21.1 PC 1.1PC Hardware Requirements 31.2 Installation and Activation 31.3 Product Updates 52 Fundamentals of Wireless Net
manual194.3 Positioning Access Points Now that you have drawn all the elements of the building, you can begin to design the WLAN itself by positio
manual20Sufficient signal power (–60 dBm or better) throughout the building..Start your planning with the access points in the lowest level, and use a
manual21When you choose channels for the access points, it can be helpful to switch the view mode from signal power to data rate, because the data rat
manual225 Advanced Settings5.1 Editing Wall and Floor Librarieshe properties and settings of wall and floor materials are stored in the library. You ca
manual235.2 Editing the Access Point/Antenna LibraryThe antenna library, like the wall and floor library, is stored in the form of individual files for
manual24The IsZIsotropic_2_4GHz line indicates whether the antenna is approximately omnidirec-tional in the horizontal plane in the 2.4 GHz band. The
manual25The array, or list of values, which follows contains phi values (angle measures in de-grees) for 72 data points at 2.4 GHz. If you use a diffe
manual26The next array, with the attribute id=”ref-9”, contains gain values in dBi for the values of theta listed above, representing 72 data points a
manual275.3 Options and SettingsTo adjust other program settings, select the the menu command Tools/Options. The Country option group allows you to se
manual28In this way you can draw the floor in one piece while leaving an interior area open.5.5 Split-Level BuildingsTo represent buildings with sp
manual21 IntroductionThank you very much for choosing RF3D WifiPlanner! RF3D WifiPlanner is an advanced program for planning wireless networks in confor
manual29Appendix A The Antenna LibraryAntenna LibraryHier finden Sie die Antennendiagramme für die in RF3D WifiPlanner hinterlegten generische
manual30Generic Antenna a/b/g 7dBi OmniHorizontal section of b/g Net Vertical section of b/g Net
manual31Horizontal section of a/h NetVertical section of a/h Net
manual32Generic Antenna a/b/g 8dBi directionalHorizontal section of a/b/g NetVertical section of a/b/g Net
manual33Generic Antenna a/b/g 13,9 dBi Directional YagiHorizontal section of a/b/g NetVertical section of a/b/g Net
manual34Generic Antenna a/b/g 18 dBi DirectionalHorizontal section of a/b/g NetVertical section of a/b/g Net
manual35Appendix B The Wall and Floor LibraryList of wall & floor materials measurement unit: feet Floor / WallAtt. 2.4 GHz [dB]Att. 5 G
manual36Floor 30,0 45,0 10 10“ Concrete/Steel w/Metallic Drop Ceiling 30/45dB105 55 Steel reinforced concrete floors with metallic dropped ceiling Floo
manual37List of wall & floor materials measurement unit: meter Floor / WallAtt. 2.4 GHz [dB]Att. 5 GHz [dB](Mean) Thickness cmRF3D
manual38Appendix C Table of ColorsColor knownColor R G B AAqua 30 0 255 255 255Aquamarine 31 127 255 212 255Black 35 0 0 0 255BlanchedAlmond 36 255 23
manual31.1 PC 1.1PC Hardware Requirements• Processor: Intel Pentium, 1.5 GHz or faster• Display: 1024×768 or greater• RAM: 750 MB for networks with
manual39HotPink 82 255 105 180 255IndianRed 83 205 92 92 255Indigo 84 75 0 130 255Khaki 86 240 230 140 255LawnGreen 89 124 252 0 255LightBlue 91 173 2
manual40Purple 140 128 0 128 255Red 141 255 0 0 255RosyBrown 142 188 143 143 255RoyalBlue 143 65 105 225 255SaddleBrown 144 139 69 19 255Salmon 145 25
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manual4Now choose the installation folder for the program. We recommend using the default directory path. Please do not change the name of the applica
manual51.3 Product UpdatesNew versions of RF3D WifiPlanner are released from time to time. To search for up-dates, please visit www.rf3d.com in
manual62.1.2 The IEEE 802.11g SpecificationThe IEEE 802.11g wireless Ethernet specification is an advanced extension of the wide-ly accepted 802.11b st
manual7However, the channels in the ISM band overlap. For example, with reference to the actual radio output of an access point, we find that
manual8Interference arises whenever data is transmitted, and therefore networks that carry little or no data generate less interference. This also mea
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