Once you have completed the steps described in Site Survey on
C. CRS(Cell-Coverage Region Survey) Tool
This section provides general guidelines and examples for determining location of base station in the site. For more information, see the CRS Tool Manual.
For the easy installation, LGE prepares the portable tools which consist of the base station and the wireless terminal.
Figure 3.6.11 Installation Configuration using the CRS Tool
General Guidelines
1.Place the base stations to maximize direct line of sight between wireless terminals and base station antennas. Mounting base stations as high as possible will satisfy this guideline.
2.Place the base stations to minimize obstructions near antennas. If you mount a base station on a wall, place it higher than the average tall person and do not mount it near doors that could temporarily obstruct antennas when the door is opened.
3.Antennas on
4.Centralize base stations within the area that you intend to cover.
5.When rule 1 cannot be observed, place base stations so that signals begin their paths with a clear line of sight and then bend at the end of their travel to a receiving antenna. It limits the affect of signal fading.
6.To minimize blocking in high traffic area, install the base stations required to meet the estimated traffic demand. When multiple base stations are needed in the same location, you may mount base stations as close as one meter apart (to avoid one obstruction to the other according to the rule 2).
7.The base stations are designed to use frequencies that are not in use yet, so there is no problem of interference between base stations that are mounted near each other.
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