Table 368: New Building Specifications Parameters

Parameter

Description

Campus Name

Select a campus for this building from the drop-down menu.

 

 

Building Name

The Building Name is an alphanumeric string up to 64 characters in length.

 

 

Width and Length

Enter the rectangular exterior dimensions of the building.

 

The valid range for this field is any integer from 1 to a value corresponding to 1x10,000.

 

If your building has an irregular shape, the width and length should represent the maximum width

 

and length of the overall footprint of the building as seen from above. For example:

 

When width and length are specified, RF Plan creates a rectangular area in the Planning feature

 

pages that represent the overall area covered by the building. You need to import an appropriate

 

background image (see "Floor Editor Dialog Box" on page 806.) to aid you in defining areas that

 

do not require coverage or areas in which you do not wish to deploy APs and AMs (see "Area

 

Editor Dialog Box" on page 807).

 

 

Inter-Floor Height

This is the distance between floor surfaces in the building. The valid range for this field is any

 

integer from 1 to a value corresponding to 1x10,000. RF Plan uses the inter-floor height to allow

 

APs on one floor to service users on adjacent floors. If you do not want RF Plan to factor adjacent

 

floors, select a high inter-floor height value (for example, 300).

 

NOTE: This is not the distance from floor to ceiling. Some buildings have a large space between

 

the interior ceilings and the floor above.

 

 

Floors

Enter the number of floors in your building here. The valid range for this field is any integer from 1

 

to 255. A building can have a maximum of 255 floors. You can also configure negative floor IDs.

 

Negative floor IDs let you allocate floors as sub floors, ground floors, basements or other

 

underground floors, or floors where you do not need to deploy APs.

 

You specify a negative integer when modifying an existing floor; you do not configure negative

 

floor settings when adding a building or adding a floor. For more information, see "Level" on

 

page 806.

 

 

Unit

Specify the unit of measurement for the dimensions you specified on the page. The choices are

 

feet and meters.

AP Modeling Parameters Page

The AP Modeling Parameters page allows you to specify the information necessary for RF Plan to determine the appropriate placement of your APs. These settings are on a per-building basis. If you have a mix of APs, choose the most common one to define the building parameters.

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