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USER’S GUIDE

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Kawasaki City, Kanagawa

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iSite Professional User’s Guide

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Contents

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Preface ................................................................................................................................. 5 Document Overview.......................................................................................................... 5 Conventions used in the Guide ......................................................................................... 6 List of Abbreviations......................................................................................................... 6

Chapter 1 ............................................................................................................................... 7 Introduction.......................................................................................................................... 7

Chapter Overview............................................................................................................. 7 Microcell etwork Survey and Design ............................................................................. 7

Chapter 2 ............................................................................................................................... 8 iSite Professional Features................................................................................................... 8

Chapter Overview............................................................................................................. 8 Layered Architecture ........................................................................................................ 8

Design Elements Layers ................................................................................................ 9 Result Layers ................................................................................................................. 9

Workspace Elements......................................................................................................... 9 Menu Bar ....................................................................................................................... 9 Tool Bar....................................................................................................................... 15 Status Bar .................................................................................................................... 17 Project Explorer........................................................................................................... 18 Layers View................................................................................................................. 18 Materials View ............................................................................................................ 19 Transceivers View ....................................................................................................... 19 Antenna Pattern View.................................................................................................. 20 Properties View ........................................................................................................... 20 Information View ........................................................................................................ 21 Measurement View...................................................................................................... 22 Spectrum View ............................................................................................................ 23 Floor Plan Design Surface ........................................................................................... 23

Customizing Workspace.................................................................................................. 24 Full Screen View ......................................................................................................... 24 Showing and Hiding Toolbars..................................................................................... 24 Zoomed View .............................................................................................................. 24

Other Features................................................................................................................ 24 Clipboard Functionality............................................................................................... 24 Undo-Redo Buffer ....................................................................................................... 25 File Types .................................................................................................................... 25

Chapter 3 ............................................................................................................................. 26 Using iSite for Survey........................................................................................................ 26

Chapter Overview........................................................................................................... 26 Starting a ew Project.................................................................................................... 26 Preparing to Survey........................................................................................................ 28 Survey the etwork ......................................................................................................... 31 View the etwork Performance ...................................................................................... 31

Chapter 4 ............................................................................................................................. 35 Using iSite for Design........................................................................................................ 35

Chapter Overview........................................................................................................... 35

Contents

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Starting a ew Project.................................................................................................... 35 Preparing to Design ....................................................................................................... 37 Creating the Designing................................................................................................... 40 Optimizing the Designing ............................................................................................... 40

Chapter 5 ............................................................................................................................. 43 Using iSite in Mixed Mode................................................................................................ 43

Chapter Overview........................................................................................................... 43 Mixed Mode Overview.................................................................................................... 43 Starting a ew Project.................................................................................................... 43 Getting the Mixed Mode Results ..................................................................................... 45

Chapter 6 ............................................................................................................................. 49 Configuring Components................................................................................................... 49

Chapter Overview........................................................................................................... 49 Configuring Layers......................................................................................................... 49 Configuring Results ........................................................................................................ 50 Configuring Design Elements......................................................................................... 51 Configuring Materials .................................................................................................... 52 Configuring Transceivers ............................................................................................... 54 Configuring Antenna Patterns ........................................................................................ 56 Configuring Project Properties ...................................................................................... 58

Chapter 7 ............................................................................................................................. 61 Using Reports .................................................................................................................... 61

Chapter Overview........................................................................................................... 61 Opening Report Dialog................................................................................................... 61 Generate Report in Survey Mode.................................................................................... 61 Generate Report in Design Mode ................................................................................... 63

Appendix A .......................................................................................................................... 66 Setup iSite Professional ..................................................................................................... 66

Appendix Overview......................................................................................................... 66 System Requirements ...................................................................................................... 66 Installing iSite Professional............................................................................................ 66 Updating iSite Professional ............................................................................................ 71 Uninstalling iSite Professional ....................................................................................... 71

Index..................................................................................................................................... 72

Preface

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Welcome to iSite Professional, an application used to survey and design WiFi networks. The

iSite application is a computer aided design (CAD) application. It allows the network coverage to be visualized before and after hardware is installed. The design can be easily

adjusted to optimize coverage and minimize interference.

Document Overview The iSite Professional User’s Guide details the features, functions, and use of iSite

Professional .

This guide is divided into the following chapters.

• Chapter 1, Introduction

This chapter gives an introduction to iSite Professional .

• Chapter 2, iSite Professional Features

This chapter describes the iSite Professional workspace, its basic elements, and file

types.

• Chapter 3, Using iSite Professional Survey

This chapter lists and explains the steps required to configure iSite Professional in

survey mode and create a basic design.

• Chapter 4, Using iSite Professional Design

This chapter lists and explains the steps required to configure iSite Professional in design mode, create a basic design, and optimize it.

• Chapter 5, Using iSite Professional Mixed Mode

This chapter lists and explains the steps required to configure iSite Professional in mixed mode and create a basic mixed plot.

• Chapter 6, Configuring Components

This chapter lists and explains the steps required to configure elements used in an iSite

Professional project.

• Chapter 7, Using Reports

This chapter lists and explains the steps required to view Reports in an iSite

Professional project.

• Appendix A, Installing iSite Professional

This appendix describes the sequence of steps to install and uninstall iSite Professional.

Preface

Preface

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Conventions used in the Guide

Listed are the various typographical conventions followed throughout this guide:

[Enter]: Square brackets denote specific keys or buttons on the keyboard.

Italics: Indicates file names.

Bold Italics: Indicates screen names that appear on the title bar of User Interface (UI)

screens.

Bold: Indicates names of menus, options, sub-options appearing in the UI, and field names

appearing on UI screens.

� : Indicates that a note about the preceding information follows.

A table, titled Screen Details, follows certain UI screens. This table provides the following details for each field on the screen.

Field Description

Font Size

[List]

[Display]

The size of the text displayed in

the UI.

Valid Values:

* These are not available for all fields - only wherever they are relevant.

List of Abbreviations

Abbreviation Expansion

WLAN Wireless Local Area Network

RF Radio Frequency

RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator

VoWLAN Voice over Wireless Local Area

Network

Values are displayed in a drop-down list. You

can select a value from

that list. *

Values are displayed by the

system for such fields. They

cannot be modified. *

The values valid for this field *

ame of the field Description of the field

Chapter 1 Introduction

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C H A P T E R 1

This chapter introduces iSite Professional defining its overall purpose.

Chapter Overview The following points are explained in this chapter.

• Microcell Network Survey and Design

Microcell Network Survey and Design iSite Professional is a microcell network survey and design application. It was created for

microcell networks such as WLAN and other technologies with coverage areas of radius between 10 and 500 meters.

iSite Professional can be used in three modes, survey, design and mixed. In the survey mode, iSite Professional records measurement points in an existing network and shows the

coverage. In the design mode, iSite Professional is used to design a network before hardware

is installed. Mixed mode is the combination of design and survey modes. It can design a network along with recording measurement points in the existing network.

iSite Professional accelerates the process of WLAN design and simplifies network management. It was created for IT professionals who struggle with the complexities of

WLAN deployment. Requiring minimal knowledge of Radio Frequency (RF) engineering,

iSite Professional implements an easy to use windows interface and fast RF propagation engine. iSite Professional helps visualize the network before installation begins so that IT

professionals can adjust the network configuration to maximize coverage and minimize

interference. Network security is also improved by controlling excessive coverage. iSite Professional provides the best solution for WLAN deployment and management.

Introduction

Chapter 2 iSite Professional Features

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C H A P T E R 2

This chapter introduces the architecture of iSite Professional and its workspace elements. The

workspace elements, such as menus, tool bars, and windows, are similar to most Microsoft

Windows applications. The iSite Professional workspace conforms to standard Microsoft Windows guidelines.

You can customize the iSite Professional workspace according to your preferences and requirements.


• Layered Architecture

• Workspace Elements

• Customizing Workspace

• Other Features

Layered Architecture iSite Professional provides a simple GUI to work upon, there are many elements which a user

can draw on a drawing board type surface to emulate it like a floor and can add as many

drawing surfaces as required to imitate it like a building with multiple floors. These drawing elements are called design elements. Various design elements provided by iSite Professional

are:

• Marker – This element is used to mark up a specific location on a floor for

proper alignment. When you add a marker on a floor plan it automatically gets drawn on the other floors for the symmetrical alignment.

• Image – This element allows you to add a drawing on the floor.

• Barrier – This element draws multiple lines on the floor to depict the barriers in

a network.

• Access Point – Emulates the Access Point to add on the floor.

• Floor Area – This element is used to add a specific type of material to a floor that may affect the coverage of the network.

• Security Area – To create a secure area for a floor.

• Measurement Point – This element is available with survey mode of the application and used to get the network coverage in its region.

• GPS Reference Point – This element is available with survey mode of the application and used to add GPS reference point on a floor.

• Comment – To add a comment box for a floor.

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Like design elements, iSite Professional provides some Result elements, such as coverage

and interference that displays the plots generated due to access points enabled in a building.

Design Elements Layers

Every design element is categorized in the form of layers. One can control the functionality

of a particular element by manipulating its associated layer or you can say that a layer describes the properties of the concerned element. For barriers a barrier layer is present, for

manipulating access points an access point layer is provided.

You need to select the concerned layer before manipulating elements, such as adding, editing

properties, or deleting them.

Result Layers

Like design element layers, every result element also has a corresponding result layer.

Selecting different results layers allows you to view different results or plots provided by

iSite Professional

Workspace Elements The iSite Professional workspace consists of the following workspace elements.

Menu Bar

iSite Professional displays a menu bar as shown in Figures 2.1.

Figure 2.1 Menu Bar

The menu bar consists of the following menus and their corresponding options.

File Menu

The File menu consists of the following options.


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Figure 2.2 File Menu Options

• 8ew: This option creates a new project.

• Open: This option opens an existing project.

• Close: This option closes the current project.

• Save: This option saves the current project using the current project name.

• Save As: This option saves the current project using a different project name.

• Import: This option imports materials and transceivers from an XML file. It also lets you import access point configuration from a CSV file, which is exported through

Export->Access Point Configuration in iSite Professional . Lastly, there are options to

import measurement data for iSite Professional Format and Brew Format. The measurement data import will only import measurement point data. This is useful when

merging survey data into one project.

• Export: This option exports materials or transceivers to an XML file and the configuration of access points and measurement points to a CSV file. Access point

configuration can be exported in two formats. Measurement point information can be

exported based on following RSSI values:

o Median

o Maximum

o Minimum

o Average

Lastly, there is an option to export an iPoint Radio Map. This export option is used in conjunction with Meritech’s iPoint RTLS.

• Page Setup: This sets up the document configuration before printing.

• Print Preview: This option previews the document before printing.

• Print: This option prints the document.

• Recent Projects: This option is a list of previously opened projects. Choose a project to open it.

• Exit: This option exits the iSite Professional application.

Edit Menu

The Edit menu consists of the following options.

Figure 2.3 Edit Menu Options

• Undo: This option undoes the most recent edit operation.


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• Redo: This option redoes the most recent edit operation that was undone.

• Cut: This option cuts the selected elements on the design surface.

• Copy: This option copies the selected elements on the design surface.

• Paste: This option pastes the current clipboard elements to the design surface.

• Delete: This option deletes the selected elements from the design surface.

• Copy Visible Area: This option copies the visible portion of the design surface area.

View Menu

The View menu consists of the following options.

Figure 2.4 View Menu Options

• Project Explorer: This option displays the Project Explorer view.

• Layers: This option displays the Layers view.

• Materials: This option displays the Materials view.

• Transceivers: This option displays the Transceivers view.

• Antenna Patterns: This option displays the Antenna Pattern view.

• Properties: This option displays the Properties view.

• Information: This option displays the Information view.

• Measurement: This option displays the Measurement view.

• Spectrum: This option displays the Spectrum view.

• Zoom: This option is used to set the zoom level of the design surface.

• Fit to Window: This option sets the zoom level so that the full design surface fits in the

current viewable window.

• Full Screen: This option changes the user interface to full screen mode.


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• Refresh: This option recalculates the results and refreshes the result displays.

Project Menu

The Project menu consists of the following options.

Figure 2.5 Project Menu Options

• 8ew Floor Plan: This option adds a new floor plan to the project.

• Marker Layer: This option sets the Marker Layer as the active layer.

• Image Layer: This option sets the Image Layer as the active layer.

• Barrier Layer: This option sets the Barrier Layer as the active layer.

• Access Point Layer: This option sets the Access Point Layer as the active layer.

• Floor Area Layer: This option sets the Floor Area Layer as the active layer.

• Security Area Layer: This option sets the Security Area Layer as the active layer.

• Measurement Layer: This option sets the Measurement Layer as the active layer.

• GPS Reference Layer: This option sets the GPS Reference Layer as the active layer.

• Comment Layer: This option sets the Comment Layer as the active layer.

• Project Properties: This option opens the Project Properties dialog.

Tools Menu

The Tools menu consists of the following options.


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Figure 2.6 Tools Menu Options

• Pointer: This option sets the Pointer Tool as the active tool.

• Rotation: This option sets the Rotation Tool as the active tool.

• Zoom: This option sets the Zoom Tool as the active tool.

• Measure Distance: This option sets the Measure Distance Tool as the active tool.

• Scale Image: This option sets the Scale Image Tool as the active tool.

• Add Element: This option sets the Add Element Tool as the active tool. The element

that is added depends on the active layer.

Result Menu

The Results menu consists of the following options.

Figure 2.7 Results Menu Options

• Coverage: This option shows the Coverage Result layer.

• Interference: This option shows the Interference Result layer.

• Throughput: This option shows the Throughput Result layer.

• VoWiFi: This option shows the VoWiFi Result layer.

• Best Server: This option shows the Best Server Result layer.

• Coverage Overlap: This option shows the Coverage Overlap Result layer.

• Security Leak: This option shows the Security Leak Result layer.


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• 8one: This option hides all result layers.

• Reports: This option shows the Reports.

Windows Menu The Window menu consists of the following options.

Figure 2.8 Window Menu Options

• Window 8umber and 8ame

These options are used to activate a specific window.

Help Menu

The Help menu consists of the following options.

Figure 2.9 Help Menu Options

• Contents: This option shows the iSite Professional help table of contents.

• Index: This option shows the iSite Professional help index.

• Search: This option shows the iSite Professional help search.

• Show Quick Start Help: This option shows the Quick Start Help window.

• Check for Updates: This option checks if there are software updates available.

• Deactivate Serial 8umber: This option will deactivate the software serial number.

The serial number can then be used to activate iSite Professional on another machine.

• About: The About option displays information about iSite Professional. It displays the name of the application, the version number, and the copyright information.

The following screen is displayed when you click the About option.


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Figure 2.10 About Dialog

Click [OK] to return to the iSite Professional screen.

Tool Bar

The iSite Professional tool bar comprises buttons that allow you to perform various tasks in

the workspace. They allow quick access to commonly used functions. You can also perform these tasks by selecting the appropriate option in the various menus.

There are six tool bar sections, as described below:

• Standard: contains buttons relating to standard project tasks.

• View: contains buttons used to show workspace views.

• Tools: contains buttons used to select the active tool.

• Element Layers: contains buttons used to select the active layer.

• Result Layers: contains buttons used to select the active results layer.

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You can customize tool bars by right-clicking on the tool bar or by clicking on the “Toolbar

Options” button at the right of the tool bar.

The buttons, their meanings, and corresponding menu options are given in Table 2.

Button Meaning Corresponding Menu

and Option

New

File�New


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and Option

Open

File�Open

Save

File�Save

Print Preview

File�Print Preview

Print

File�Print

Cut

Edit�Cut

Copy

Edit�Copy

Paste

Edit�Paste

Delete

Edit�Delete

Copy Visible

Area

Edit�Copy Visible

Area

Prediction

Survey

Mixed

Project Explorer

View�Project Explorer

Layers

View

View�Layers

Materials

View

View�Materials

Transceiver View

View�Transceivers

Antenna

Pattern View

View�Antenna

Patterns

Properties

View

View�Properties

Information View

View�Information

Measurement

View

View�Measurement

Spectrum

View

View�Spectrum

Reports

Results�Reports

Pointer Tool

Tools�Pointer

Rotation Tool

Tools�Rotation

Zoom Tool

Tools�Zoom


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and Option

Measure Distance Tool

Tools�Measure Distance

Scale Image

Tool

Tools�Scale Image

Add Element

Tools�Add Element

Marker Layer

Project�Marker Layer

Image Layer

Project�Image Layer

Barrier Layer

Project�Barrier Layer

Access Point Layer

Project�Access Point Layer

Floor Area

Layer

Project�Floor Area

Layer

Security Area

Layer

Project�Security Area

Layer

Measurement Layer

Project�Measurement Layer

GPS Reference

Layer

Project�GPS

Reference Layer

Comment

Layer

Project�Comment

Layer

Coverage Result

Results�Coverage

Interference

Result

Results�Interference

Throughput

Result

Results�Throughput

VoWiFi Calls Result

Results�VoWiFi Calls

Best Server

Result

Results�Best Server

Coverage

Overlap Result

Results�Coverage

Overlap

Security Leak Result

Results�Security Leak

Hide All

Result Layers

Results�None

Table 2 iSite Professional Tool Bar Buttons and Description

Status Bar

The Status bar is situated at the bottom of the iSite Professional screen. It communicates helpful information during the operation of iSite Professional . The status bar contains

following items:

• Selected Tool: shows current selected tool.

• Selected Layer: shows the current selected layer.

• Selected Result: shows the current selected results layer.


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• Pointer Position: shows the current pointer position.

• Zoom Factor: shows the current zoom factor.

• Progress Bar: shows the progress of the refresh operation.

Figure 2.11 Status Bar

Project Explorer

The Project Explorer is a dock window that shows an overall view of a project. Floor plans are listed in order so that the lower item is the bottom floor and the upper item is the top

floor. Each floor contains a list of access points that are on the floor.

Figure 2.12 Project Explorer

Project explorer contains a context menu that allows different grouping options for access points displayed. The access points on different floors can be grouped on the following

criteria:

• Mode

• Channel

• SSID

• None (default)

Access points can also be displayed in different ways in project explorer as:

• Name (default)

• Name and SSID

• SSID and MAC

• Name and MAC

Layers View

The Layers View is a dock window that shows a list of design element layers supported by iSite Professional. The selected row indicates the active layer in the floor plan.


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Figure 2.13 Layers View

Materials View

The Materials View is a dock window that shows a list of materials supported by iSite

Professional . To know more about Materials View, go to Configuring Materials.

Figure 2.14 Materials View

Transceivers View

The Transceivers View is a dock window that shows a list of transceivers supported by

iSite Professional . To know more about Transceiver View, go to Configuring Transceivers.


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Figure 2.15 Transceivers View

Antenna Pattern View

The Antenna Pattern View is a dock window that shows a list of antenna patterns supported by iSite Professional . To know more about Antenna Pattern View, go to

Configuring Antenna Patterns.

Figure 2.16 Antenna Patter View

Properties View

The Properties View is a dock window that shows the properties of the currently selected

item.


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Figure 2.17 Properties View

Information View

The Information View is a dock window that shows the information results for the current

project design.

Figure 2.18 Information View


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Measurement View

The Measurement View is a dock window that shows network measurement data. The measurement view will replay data if the Record Measurement option is enabled in the

Project Properties dialog. When a measurement point is selected and recorded data is

available, the red play button will be enabled. Pressing the red play button will start replay. Replay can be paused using the blue pause button. When all samples have been replayed, the

view returns to the summary result for the measurement point.

Figure 2.19 Measurement View(AP List)

On right clicking you get the context menu. The various options are:

• View Graph –You can select the graph (AP list or AP Count per Channel) whose data you want to view. AP List is the default generated graph in Fig 2.15.

Figure 2.20 Measurement View (AP Count/Channel)

• View Protocol – This option allows you to select data from the given list of

protocols.

• Copy – This option helps you to copy list view data in .csv format.


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Spectrum View

The Spectrum View is a dock window that shows network spectrum data. The spectrum view will replay data if the Record Measurement option is enabled in the Project Properties

dialog. When a measurement point is selected and recorded data is available, the red play

button will be enabled. Pressing the red play button will start replay. Replay can be paused using the blue pause button. When all samples have been replayed, the view returns to the

summary result for the measurement point.

Figure 2.21 Spectrum View

On right clicking you get the context menu. The various options are:

• Protocol – This option allows you to select which spectrum will be displayed. The options are 802.11a Low, 802.11a Middle, 802.11a High, and 802.11b/g.

Recorded measurement points contain data for all protocols regardless of which is

selected for view.

• Copy – This option will copy the visible chart for pasting in other applications.

• Zoom – This option will select the zoom tool. When the zoom tool is dragged across the chart, the chart will be zoomed to the section of the chart covered. To

zoom out, double click on the chart or deselect the zoom tool.

• Show Channels – This option shows a colored area on the chart representing commonly used channels.

Floor Plan Design Surface

The floor plan design surface is a window that shows the current project design. Each floor

is shown in a separate window.


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Figure 2.22 Floor Plan Design Surface

Customizing Workspace You can customize the workspace elements as per your convenience. The views can be docked to any side of the Window, you can hide or show toolbars, switch the application to

full screen mode, and many more.

Full Screen View

iSite Professional provides full screen view of design surface, during this modes the design

surface along with menu bar is enlarged to full screen size. This can be activated by clicking

the menu option View �� Full Screen. To restore the application to normal mode, again click the View �� Full Screen menu option.

Showing and Hiding Toolbars

You can hide or show toolbars to optimize the layout of iSite Professional user interface. To hide or show a toolbar, right click the toolbar area and from the popup menu check or

uncheck the toolbar which you want to show or hide respectively.

Zoomed View

iSite Professional provides the zoomed view of the design surface. To zoom the surface,

select the Zoom tool from the Tools toolbar. Then zooming in or out is possible by using the

left and right mouse buttons on design surface. You can also zoom in or zoom out the design surface by a specified factor by navigating View �� Zoom and then from the zoom

submenus select a factor to zoom.

Other Features Various other features supported by iSite Professional are:

Clipboard Functionality

iSite Professional supports clipboard functionality to cut, copy, and paste design elements to the same or the other floor plans. To cut the selected design elements, click Edit �� Cut or

press Ctrl+X from keyboard. To invoke copy operation, click Edit �� Copy or press Ctrl+C.

To paste the element in the clipboard, click Edit �� Paste or press Ctrl+V. An element added to the design surface can be deleted by selecting the element and clicking Edit ��

Delete menu option or by just pressing the Delete key on the keyboard. These operations can

be performed by selecting the appropriate menu options from the context menu of design


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surface. The visible design surface can be copied by clicking Edit��Copy Visible Area. It

copies the visible area to the clipboard from where it can be pasted to other applications like MS Word etc. The copied visible area can also be pasted as an image element on any floor

plan.

� You need to select the appropriate design layer before selecting the elements on the design surface.

Undo-Redo Buffer

iSite Professional provides unlimited Undo/Redo functionality to the design surface

elements. So it is possible to revert the modifications done on the design surface. To undo the recent modification, click Edit �� Undo or press Ctrl+Z. To redo the recently undone

operation, click Edit �� Redo or press Ctrl+Y.

File Types

iSite Professional utilizes a variety of file formats as follows:

• Project File: Used to store the current project. The file uses an IST extension.

• Materials File: Used to store a list of materials. The file uses an XML extension.

• Transceivers File: Used to store a list of transceivers. The file uses an XML extension.

• Antenna Patterns File: Used to store a list of antenna patterns. The file uses TXT

extension.

• Image File: Used when adding an image to the design surface. The files types

supported are BMP, JPG, JPEG, and GIF.

• Configuration File: Used to export the configuration for access points and measurement points. The file uses an CSV extension.

Chapter 3 Using iSite Professional Survey

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C H A P T E R 3

The process of setting up and using iSite Professional for network survey is simple and quick.

This chapter explains the steps required to survey the network.


• Starting a New Project

• Preparing to Survey

• Survey the Network

• View the Network Performance

Starting a New Project

� You must have the appropriate license to use the survey features described in this chapter.

The process for setting up a new iSite Professional project is described below.

1. Choose the File->8ew menu option.

2. Using the Project Explorer, add three new floor plans by pressing the Add

Floor button three times. The project explorer with floor plans appears as shown

in following figure.

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Figure 3.1 Add Floor Plans

3. Right click project or floor plan node and choose Rename in the context menu to

change the name of the project or floor plans respectively.

4. Select the Project->Project Properties menu option.


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5. Set the project properties as shown in the following dialog.

Figure 3.2 Project Properties

Preparing to Survey The process for preparing a new project for survey is described below.

6. Select the Marker Layer and click the [Add Marker] tool bar button.

7. Add a marker to the floor plan as shown in the following figure. The marker will

be shown in the same location for every floor plan. The marker is used to align

images when they are placed on the design surface.

Figure 3.3 Add Marker


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8. Select the Image Layer and click the [Add Image] tool bar button. An Open File dialog will appear allowing you to select the desire floor plan image to add.

9. After selecting the file, an Image Quality dialog appears that allows you to

change the quality of the image as shown in the following figure.

Figure 3.4 Controlling Image Quality

10. Change the quality of the image if required and click OK button. Add that image

to the floor plan as shown in the following figure.

Figure 3.5 Add Image


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11. With the image selected, choose the Scale Image Tool.

12. Click and drag the scale image tool across the scale in the image as shown in the

following figure.

Figure 3.6 Scale Image

13. A dialog will appear as shown in the following image so that you can define the correct length of the scale. After pressing [Ok], the image size will change to the

correct scale.

Figure 3.7 Define Scale

14. Select the image and align it with the marker as shown in the following image.

Figure 3.8 Align Image

15. Repeat these steps as desired for the other floor plans.


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Survey the Network The process for surveying the network is described below.

� : Some WLA adaptors will return poor scan results if the PC is associated with an access point. It is recommended that the PC not be associated to any access points.

1. Select the Measurement Layer and click the [Add Measurement Point] tool bar button.

2. Select the Measurement view from the View menu and dock it at the right side of

the screen. You will notice that the Measurement View begins to update with new measurement information. Any AP which is automatically detected will be added

to the “Unassigned” group in the project explorer.

3. Locate your current position on the floor plan and click it. You will see a red circle added to the map, this color of the circle will change to green after the

sample period duration which is 1 second for the current project.

4. Add a few more measurement points. After adding at least three points, you will see the coverage plot for all AP that are enabled. The figure below shows the floor

plan after six measurement points are added.

Figure 3.9 Add Access Point

5. Continue to add measurement points until the survey area is complete. It is

recommended to record one measurement point every 3 meters.

View the Network Performance

The process for viewing network performance is described below.

1. Select the Coverage Result plot to see the coverage for all enabled AP.


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Figure 3.10 Coverage Result Plot

2. Select the Interference Result plot to see interference for all enabled AP. Enable

unassigned AP to see if they are interfering with the network.

Figure 3.11 Interference Result Plot

3. Select the Best Server Result plot to see the coverage areas for each enabled AP.


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Figure 3.12 Best Server Result Plot

4. Locate unknown AP by enabling them in the unassigned list and showing the coverage result plot. You can move Access Points from Unassigned floor to other

visible floors by right-clicking the Access Points in the Project Explorer View.

Figure 3.13 Locate Unknown AP


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5. Select the VoWiFi Calls Result plot to see the Number of calls for each enabled

AP .

Figure 3.14 VoWiFi Calls Result Plot

Chapter 4 Using iSite Professional Design

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C H A P T E R 4

The process of setting up and using iSite Professional for network design is simple and quick.

This chapter explains the steps required to create and optimize a basic design.


• Starting a New Project

• Preparing to Design

• Creating the Design

• Optimizing the Design


� You must have the appropriate license to use the design features described in this chapter.



2. Using the Project Explorer, add three new floor plans by pressing the Add Floor button three times. The new floor plans are shown in the following image.

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Figure 4.1 Add Floor Plans

3. Right click and choose Rename in the context menu to change the name of the project and floor plans.


5. Set the project properties as shown in the following dialog.


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Preparing to Design The process for preparing a new project for design is described below.






3. Select the Image Layer and click the [Add Image] tool bar button. An Open file dialog will appear allowing you to select the desire floor plan image to add.


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4. After selecting the file, an Image Quality dialog appears that allows you to change

the quality of the image as a lower quality image have better UI performance.

5. Change the quality of the image if required and add that image to the floor plan as

shown in the following figure.



7. Click and drag the scale image tool across the scale in the image as shown in the following figure.


8. A dialog will appear as shown in the following image so that you can define the

correct length of the scale. After pressing [Ok], the image size will change to the correct scale.


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10. Select the Barrier Layer and click the [Add Barrier] tool bar button.

11. Add barriers by clicking and dragging the tool over the design surface. The

following image shows barriers that were drawn to cover the image.

Figure 4.8 Add Barrier

12. Repeat these steps as desired for the other floor plans.


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Creating the Designing The process for creating a new iSite Professional design is described below.

1. Select the Access Point Layer and click the [Add Access Point] tool bar button.

2. Add an access point to the design surface. The coverage for the access point will

be automatically calculated and displayed as shown in the following image.

Figure 4.9 Add Access Point

3. Add additional access points as desired.

Optimizing the Designing The process for optimizing a design is described below.

1. Select the Coverage Result Layer and view the results. Adjust the access point positions as required to cover all desired area. The following image shows the

coverage result layer with three access points.


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Figure 4.10 Coverage Result Plot

2. Select the Interference Result Layer and view the results. Adjust the access point channel configuration as required to reduce interference. The following image

shows the interference result layer with three access points. Interference was minimized by using channels 1, 6, and 11 for each access point.

Figure 4.11 Interference Result Plot

3. Select the Best Server Result Layer and view the results. Adjust the access point

location as required to control the load on each access point. The more users

covered by an access point, the higher the load.


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Figure 4.12 Best Server Result Plot

25. Select the VoWiFi Result Layer and view the results. Adjust the access point positions as required to cover all desired area. The following image shows the VoWiFi

result layer with three access points.

Figure 4.13 VoWiFi Result Plot

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C H A P T E R 5

This chapter explains the steps required to run the application in mixed mode.


• Mixed Mode Overview.

• Starting a New Project.

• Getting the Mixed Mode Results.

Mixed Mode Overview Every Access Point has a plot mode property associated to it. This property determines that if the access point is to be considered under prediction or survey mode. In the Design mode, all

access points have their plot mode set to prediction while in survey mode, this property is set

to Survey. In mixed mode, every access point can have plot mode either set to prediction or to survey. For access points in prediction mode, the signal strength is predicted on all floors.

The access points detected in real time survey have their plot mode property set to survey.

For these access points the signal strength is calculated on floor plan by interpolating between the values measured at the measurement point locations.

The purpose of having a mixed mode project is to allow the user to have both survey and

design capabilities simultaneously. Typically a user would conduct a survey by placing measurement points at various points on the floor plan and then he would add a few access

points with plot mode set to prediction to have an idea how the measured coverage plot

would change if there were more access points added on the floor at specific locations.


� You must have the appropriate license to use the design and survey feature.



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2. Using the Project Explorer, add three new floor plans by pressing the Add Floor

button three times. The new floor plans are shown in the following image.

Figure 5.1 Project Explorer

3. Right click and choose Rename in the context menu to change the name of the

project and floor plans.


5. Set the project properties as shown in the following dialog:


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Getting the Mixed Mode Results

The process for preparing a new project for mixed results is described below.







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8. Select the Image Layer and click the [Add Image] tool bar button. An Open file

dialog will appear allowing you to select the desire floor plan image to add.

9. After selecting the file, an Image Quality dialog appears that allows you to change

the quality of the image as a lower quality image have better UI performance.

10. Change the quality of the image if required and add that image to the floor plan as shown in the following figure.



12. Click and drag the scale image tool across the scale in the image as shown in the

following figure.


13. A dialog will appear as shown in the following image so that you can define the

correct length of the scale. After pressing [Ok], the image size will change to the

correct scale.


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15. Select the Barrier Layer and click the [Add Barrier] tool bar button.

Add barriers by clicking and dragging the tool over the design surface.

16. Select the Access Point Layer and click the [Add Access Point] tool bar button.

Add an access point to the design surface. By default, the plot mode of the access point is set to survey.

17. Add two more access points to the floor with their plot mode property set to prediction.

18. Select the Measurement Layer and click the [Add Measurement Point] tool bar

button.

19. Select the Measurement view from the View menu and dock it at the right side of the screen. You will notice that the Measurement View begins to update with new

measurement information. Any AP which is automatically detected will be added to

the “Unassigned” group in the project explorer.

20. Locate your current position on the floor plan and click it.This adds a measurement

point to the floor plan.

21. Add a few more measurement points. After adding at least three points, you will see the coverage plot for all AP that are detected in real time survey and are enabled. The

figure below shows the floor plan after three measurement points have been added. It

also shows two access points placed on the floor and have their plot mode property set to design.


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Figure 5.8 Coverage Plot

22. Similarly, other result layers can be selected to view the results i.e. Interference, Best

Server, Throughput, VoWiFi, Coverage Overlap and Security Leak.

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C H A P T E R 6

This chapter explains the procedure to organize and manage an iSite Professional project.


• Configuring Layers

• Configuring Results

• Configuring Design Elements

• Configuring Materials

• Configuring Transceivers

• Configuring Antenna Patterns

• Configuring Project Properties

Configuring Layers As in iSite Professional every design and result element has an associated layer on which they operate. You can change the appearance of the elements by changing the properties of

their corresponding layer. For example, you can make the floor area on the design surface

invisible by changing its layer’s properties. Properties associated with layers are:

Property 8ame Description

Name It is a read only property that

displays name of the layer.

Opacity

Allows you to change the transparency of corresponding

elements from 0 (completely

transparent) to 100 (completely opaque).

Printable Boolean value, set to true to make

the corresponding elements printable.

Visible Boolean value, set to false to

make corresponding elements

invisible.

Table 6.1 Properties of a Layer

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• To change the property of a layer, select that desired layer from Elements or Results Layer toolbar.

Properties View will reflect the properties associated with that layer and allow you to change the properties. The properties of Floor Area Layer will appear as shown in following figure.

Figure 6.1 Configuring Layers

• The Layer View is used to select the active layer and change layer properties.

Figure 6.2 Configuring design elements Layers

Configuring Results Results for Coverage and Interference generated by iSite Professional in prediction or survey

mode can be configured. To configure these results, click Configure Legend button of Project Properties dialog or right click the design surface and from the context menu, select

Legend Configuration menu option. The legend Configuration dialog appears as shown in

following figure.


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Figure 6.3 Legend Configuration Dialog

From this dialog, select plot type for which you want to configure the legend and then select type of legend, as it can be either Graded or Discrete. Select the appropriate legend type and

set the range, click OK button to save the changes.

Configuring Design Elements Every design element has some user configurable properties, for example for an Access Point

you can change, the type of the Access Point, channel on which it is operating, its MAC

address, and many more. To change the property corresponding to an element drawn on the design surface, select that element using pointer tool and the Properties View will reflect the

properties corresponding to that element. You can also view the properties by right clicking

that element and from the pop up menu select Properties menu option.

Following figure displays the properties corresponding to an Access Point.


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Figure 6.4 Configuring Element’s Properties

Configuring Materials As every iSite Professional project has a list of materials that are used to draw barrier and

floor area on the design surface. Materials can be added or removed. The whole list of

materials can be imported or exported as well as you can configure a material as per your requirements. Material View appears as shown in following figure:


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Figure 6.5 Materials View

Material View has a toolbar that allows you to perform operation on the list of materials. The

items provided by toolbar are described in the following table.

Toolbar Item Description

Add Click thiSite Professional m to

add a new material to the project.

Remove Click thiSite Professional m to

delete the selected material from the project.

Import Click thiSite Professional m to

import the materials list to an xml

file.

Export Click thiSite Professional m to

export the materials list from an

xml file.

Set Default Click thiSite Professional m to set the selected material as a default

material.

Table 6.2 Material View Toolbar

To change the property of a material, select the required material from the Materials View

and the Properties View will displays the configurable properties of the selected material. The following figure displays the properties of Concrete.


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Figure 6.6 Configuring Materials

You can change the color, material name, and transmission loss for a material.

Configuring Transceivers Like the materials, an iSite Professional project also supports a list of transceivers that are used to draw access points on the design surface. Transceivers can be added, deleted, and

configured as per requirements. The whole list of transceivers can be imported or exported.

The Transceiver View appears as shown in following figure.

Figure 6.7 Transceivers View

Transceivers View contains a toolbar that allows you to perform operation on the list. The

items provided by toolbar are described in the following table.


Add Click thiSite Professional m to add a new transceiver to the


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project.

Remove Click thiSite Professional m to delete the selected transceiver

from the project.

Import Click thiSite Professional m to import the transceivers list to an

xml file.

Export Click thiSite Professional m to

export the transceivers list from an xml file.

Set Default Click thiSite Professional m to set

the selected transceiver as a default transceiver.

Table 6.3 Transceivers View Toolbar

To change the property of a transceiver, select the required transceiver from the

Transceivers View and the Properties View will displays the configurable properties of the

selected transceiver. The following figure displays the properties of a Cisco transceiver.

Figure 6.8 Configuring Transceivers

You can change the Antenna gain of the transceiver, its Antenna Pattern, protocol, RF Power,

and many other important properties.


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Configuring Antenna Patterns As every transceiver has an antenna pattern associated to it, iSite Professional allows you to

have a list of different antenna patterns Antenna patterns can be added, edited and deleted

from the list. Antenna Pattern list can be imported and exported in text format. Antenna Pattern View appears as below:

Figure 6.9 Configuring Antenna Patterns

Omni Directional antenna pattern cannot be removed from the list. You cannot even change its name.

Antenna Pattern View has a toolbar that lets you perform different operations to the list.

Following table describes the various options provided on toolbar:


Add Click this item to add a new

antenna pattern to the project.

Remove Click this item to delete the selected antenna pattern from the

project.

Import Click this item to import the antenna patterns list to a txt file.

Export Click this item to export the

antenna patterns list from a txt

file.

Set Default Click this item to set the selected antenna pattern as the default one.

Edit Click this item to edit the selected

antenna pattern.

Table 6.4 Antenna Pattern View Toolbar


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Clicking the Add button adds a new antenna pattern to the list. This pattern has the default

settings of omni directional antenna pattern. These settings can be changed by editing the pattern. A pattern can be edited by selecting the pattern and clicking the Edit button or

selecting Edit option from the context menu. Properties of an antenna pattern can be set

through the following dialog:

Figure 6.10 Editing antenna pattern

The different antenna pattern properties are explained below:

Item Description

Name Allows you to change the name of antenna pattern.

Azimuth Data Points Allows you to enter the gain value

corresponding to different degrees

for Azimuth view.

Elevation Data

Points

Allows you to enter the gain value

corresponding to different degrees

for Elevation view.

Table 6.5 Antenna Pattern Properties

As you enter the degree and its corresponding gain value in the grids, values get displayed on the respective graphs. Clicking OK saves the changes made.

The patterns formed for the Azimuth and Elevation planes can also be viewed in the

properties grid. Selecting an antenna pattern displays its graphs in the properties grid as:


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Figure 6.11 Antenna Pattern Properties

Configuring Project Properties The Project Properties dialog is used to configure items that effect the overall operation of

iSite Professional for the current project. The properties can be configured as:


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The elements of project properties are explained below:

Item Description

Regulatory Domain Allows you to change the

regulatory domain from America, EMEA, Japan, and Rest of world.

Unit Allows you to select measurement

unit as meter or feet.

Width Allows you to set the width of the

design surface.

Length Allows you to set the length of the

design surface.

Resolution Allows you to change the

resolution of the design surface.

Bin Size Allows you to change the size of bin. A bin is the smallest size for

which engine calculate results.

Access Point Size Allows you to change the size of

access point.

Measurement Point

Size

Allows you to change the size of

measurement point.

Show Grid Check this checkbox to show gridlines on design surface.

Uncheck it to hide the gridlines

Grid Scale Allows you to change the distance

between the grid lines on the design surface.

Sample Period This feature is available in survey

mode only and allows you to set


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the duration of sample period for

measurement points. Sample period specifies the duration for

which measurement are taken for a

measurement point

Record Measurement

If enabled, all measurement data

will be recorded within each

sample period. If disabled, only the summary data will be recorded

for each sample period.

Measurement Offset Allows you to make changes to

measured RSSI values.

Measurement Display

Survey data result plots will use this measurement value type

Spectrum Scan On

If enabled, spectrum data will be recorded. A spectrum scanner

device must be installed for this

option to function properly.

GPS On

Allows you to select COM port for the GPS device attached. Once

COM port is selected, GPS

position will start showing on floor plan. GPS device must be installed

and connected to the PC for this

option to function properly.

VoWiFi Codec Allows you to select a VoWiFi Codec.

Path Loss Coefficient Allows you to set the value of path

loss coefficient.

Application Mode Allows you to change the

application mode as survey ,

prediction or mixed.

Auto Refresh If enabled, results will be updated when the project is modified.

Configure Legend Click this button if you want to

configure the color of result

legends.

Table 6.6 Project Properties

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C H A P T E R 7


• Opening Report Dialog

• Generate Report in Survey Mode

• Generate Report in Design Mode

Opening Report Dialog User should have one or more floor plans with Access Points and Measurement Points to generate a Report.

To open Reports Dialog, left click the [Reports View] button on View Toolbar. You can also open Reports Dialog by navigating Results �� Reports.

Generate Report in Survey Mode iSite Professional Provides Summary Report and Measurement Point Report to in Survey

Mode. To Open Report in Survey mode, you should have floor plans configured as explained in Chapter 3 above.

You can select Summary Report or Measurement Report in Survey Mode. Summary Report

shows images of all the Floor Plans in project and details of all the access points on all the

floors. Measurement Report shows the details of all the measurement points drawn on all the floors.

The process for opening Reports Dialog is described below.

1. Click Reports View in View tool bar.

2. Select [Summary Report] to generate Summary Report containing image of all floor plans and details of all access points on all the floors.

3. Click [Generate Report].

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Figure 7.1 Summary Report showing Floor Image

Summary Report displays following result plots of all floors in a page wise manner. i.e. One page of the

report displays one of following result plot for each floor.

• Coverage.

• Interference.

• Throughput.

• VoWiFi calls.

• Best Server.

• Coverage Overlap.

• Security leak.

Name of the floor plan is displayed at the top of the image.

Figure 7.2 Summary Report Access Points

Last page of the report shows the details of all the access points present on all the floors. It lists the

following properties of the access point:

• 8ame of the Access point.

• Type of the Access point.

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• Channel associated to the Access point.

• X position of the Access point.

• Y position of the Access point.

• MAC Address of the Access point.

• SSID value of the Access point.

• Antenna Gain associated to the Access point.

• Make associated to the Access point.

• Model associated to the Access point.

• Protocol associated to the Access point.

• RF Power associated to the Access point.

• Floor on which Access point is present.

• Enabled state of the Access point.

It appears as shown in the following figure:

Figure 7.3 Measurement Point Report

This report shows the details of all the measurement points present on all the floors. The details include the following measurement point properties:

• 8ame of the measurement point.

• Floor on which the measurement point is present.

• X position of the measurement point.

Generate Report in Design Mode iSite Professional provides Summary Report in the Design Mode

To open report in Survey mode, you should have floor plans configured as explained in

Chapter 4 above.

The process for opening Reports Dialog is described below.

1. Click Reports View in View tool bar.

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2. Select [Summary Report] to generate Summary Report containing image of all

floor plans and details of all access points on all the floors.

3. Click [Generate Report].

Figure 7.4 Summary Report showing Image of Floor Plan

The report displays following result plots generated for each floor from access points present in

the project.

• Coverage.

• Interference.

• Throughput

• VoWiFi calls.

• Best Server.

• Coverage Overlap.

• Security leak.

The results are displayed in a page wise manner. i.e. One page of the report displays one of the

result plot for each floor.

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Figure 7.5 Summary Report showing Access Points on Floor Plan

Appendix A Setup iSite

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A P P E N D I X A

This appendix describes the procedure for installing and uninstalling iSite Professional .

Appendix Overview

The following points are explained in this appendix.

• System Requirements

• Installing iSite Professional

• Updating iSite Professional

• Uninstalling iSite Professional

System Requirements The following table lists the minimum system requirements essential to use iSite Professional

on your computer.

Component Specification

Processor Intel Pentium III Processor

Processor Speed 250 MHz

Memory 256 MB

Hard Drive 250 MB

Display 1024 x 768

Operating System MS Windows XP/Vista

IO Ports 1 USB Port

Table A.1 System Requirements

Installing iSite Professional

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The process of installing iSite Professional is described below.

� The Microsoft . ET Framework version 2.0 must be installed on your computer

to run iSite Professional . The framework is pre-installed with most Windows XP operating systems. If your system does not have the framework, please visit the

Microsoft update web site to install the framework.

4. Insert the iSite Professional CD ROM into your computer.

5. Run the setup.exe application to install iSite Professional .

6. The following screen is displayed.

Figure A.2 iSite Professional Setup

7. Click [8ext >] to continue with the installation or [Cancel] to discontinue.

8. Upon clicking [8ext >], the following screen is displayed.


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Figure A.3 License Agreement

9. This screen comprises the license agreement for the Meritech Co., Ltd. software.

10. If you agree to the terms of the agreement, select [I Agree] and press [8ext].

Otherwise, press [Cancel].

11. Upon clicking [8ext], the following screen is displayed.

Figure A.4 Installation Folder


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12. By default, the wizard stores the iSite Professional application in the path

displayed in the Destination Folder area. You can select a different file by clicking [Browse].

13. Click [8ext]. The following screen is displayed.

Figure A.5 Confirm Installation

14. Click [8ext]. The following screen is displayed.


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Figure A.6 Installing iSite Professional Progress Dialog

15. Upon completion, the following screen is displayed. Press [Close] to complete the

installation procedure.

Figure A.7 Setup Completion Screen

16. You can start iSite Professional by selecting the relevant program in the Start

menu or on the desktop.


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Updating iSite Professional Incremental updates will be released with new and enhanced functionality. To install these

updates, first uninstall iSite Professional from you computer. Next, install the iSite

Professional update release. All existing data files and the user license dongle can be used with the update release.

Uninstalling iSite Professional

You can uninstall iSite Professional by selecting [Remove] for the iSite Professional item in

the Add or Remove Programs dialog. This dialog can be found in the Control Panel.

1. When [Remove] is selected, the following screen is displayed. Press [Yes] to continue.

Figure B.9 Uninstalling iSite Professional

2. During removal of iSite Professional , the following progress dialog is shown.

Figure B.10 Uninstall Message Box

3. After iSite Professional is removed, the dialog will close automatically.

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I N D E X

Access Point Element, 8

Barrier Element, 8

Best Server Result Plot, 33, 42

Configuration File, 25

Coverage Result Plot, 32, 41

Design Element Layer, 9

Edit Menu, 10

File Menu, 9

File Types, 25

Floor Area Element, 8

Floor Plan Design Surface, 23

Full screen view, 24

Help Menu, 14

Image Element, 8

Image File, 25

Information View, 21

Installing iSite Professional, 66

Interference Result Plot, 32, 41

iSite Professional, 7

Layers View, 18

Legend Configuartion, 51

List of Abbreviations, 6

Marker Element, 8

Materials File, 25

Materials View, 19

Measurement Point Element, 8

Measurement Point Report, 61

Measurement View, 22, 23

Menu Bar, 9

microcell network design, 7

Project Explorer, 18

Project File, 25

Project Menu, 12

Properties View, 20

Result Layer, 9

Result Menu, 13

Scale Image Tool, 30, 38, 46

Security Area Element, 8

Status Bar, 17

Summary Report, 61

System Requirements, 66

Tool Bar, 15

Tools Menu, 12

Transceivers File, 25

Transceivers View, 19, 20

Uninstalling iSite Professional, 71

Updating iSite Professional, 71

View Menu, 11

VoWLAN, 6

Windows Menu, 14

WLAN, 7

Workspace Elements, 9

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