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Appendix A. Basic Planning Worksheet

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APPENDIX A. BASIC PLANNING WORKSHEET RF planning enables you to specify how Wi-Fi coverage will be provided. It provides coverage maps and locations prone to weak signals or dead spots that might require additional access points to provide adequate Wi-Fi coverage. A Basic Planning Worksheet similar to the one in this appendix allows you to collect the following critical information to expedite your planning efforts. • Building dimensions • Walls and possible obstructions to wireless coverage • Number of floors • Distance between floors • Total number of users and number of users per access point • Radio type(s) • Desired access point data rates • Areas where you want to deploy access points • Areas where you cannot deploy an access point • Areas where you do not want coverage Check each step that applies in the Worksheet after the step is completed. Step 1. Height of building: 2. Width of building: 3. Number of floors: 4. Floor dimensions: 5. Distance between floors: 6. Visual obstructions: 7. Possible causes of interference: Task Site Planning Completed? 228 DWC-1000 Wireless Controller User's Guide

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APPENDIX A. BASIC PLANNING WORKSHEET
RF planning enables you to specify how Wi-Fi coverage will be provided. It provides
coverage maps and locations prone to weak signals or dead spots that might require
additional access points to provide adequate Wi-Fi coverage.
A Basic Planning Worksheet similar to the one in this appendix allows you to collect the
following critical information to expedite your planning efforts.
Building dimensions
Walls and possible obstructions to wireless coverage
Number of floors
Distance between floors
Total number of users and number of users per access point
Radio type(s)
Desired access point data rates
Areas where you want to deploy access points
Areas where you cannot deploy an access point
Areas where you do not want coverage
Check each step that applies in the Worksheet after the step is completed.
Step
Task
Completed?
Site Planning
1.
Height of building:
2.
Width of building:
3.
Number of floors:
4.
Floor dimensions:
5.
Distance between floors:
6.
Visual obstructions:
7.
Possible causes of interference: