In order to enable high-throughput on a new AP being added to the plan at the floor level, 802.11n (HT) support must first be enabled at the building level within the AP modeling parameters. If not, this option will be grayed out. See "AP Modeling Parameters Page" on page 799 for details about AP modeling parameters.

Use 40 MHz Channel (2.4 or 5 GHz): Specify if 802.11n high-throughput support should utilize a 40 MHz channel (bonded channel pair).

In order to select a valid 40 MHz channel for a new AP being added at the floor level, use of 40 MHz channel spacing must first be enabled at the building level within the AP modeling parameters. If not, this option will be grayed out. See "AP Modeling Parameters Page" on page 799 for details about AP modeling parameters.

If high-throughput is enabled and use of a 40 MHz channel pair is not enabled, a 20 Mhz channel will be utilized.

Memo

The Memo text field allows you to enter notes regarding the AP. You can enter a maximum of 256 alphanumeric characters in the Memo field.

AP Plan Page

The AP Plan page uses the information entered in the modeling pages to locate APs in the building(s) you described. All of the options on the Floors page can also be viewed and configured on the AP Plan page. The AP Plan page also includes some additional options, such as initializing, optimizing, and fixing AP/AM locations.

Figure 386: AP Planning

Initialize

Initialize the Algorithm by clicking the Initialize button. This makes an initial placement of the APs and prepares RF Plan for the task of determining the optimum location for each of the APs. As soon as you click Initialize you see the AP symbols appear on the floor plan.

Colored circles around the AP symbols on the floor plan indicate the approximate coverage of the individual AP and the color of the circle represents the channel on which the AP is operating. The circles appear when you select an approximate coverage value on one of the Floors pages. You may also click an AP icon and drag it to manually reposition it.

Optimize

Click Optimize to launch the optimizing algorithm. The AP symbols move on the page as RF Plan finds the optimum location for each.

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