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Dell PowerConnect ArubaOS 5.0 | User Guide RF Plan | 83
Zoom
The Zoom control sets the viewing size of the floor image. It is adjustable in finite views from 10% to 1000%. You
may select a value from the drop-down zoom menu or specify a value in the text box to the left of the drop-down.
When you specify a value, RF Plan adjusts the values in the drop-down to display a set of values both above and
below the value you typed in the text box.
Approximate Coverage Map
Select a radio type from the Coverage drop-down menu to view the approximate coverage area for each of the APs
that RF Plan has deployed in AP Plan or AM Plan. Adjusting the coverage values help you to understand how the
AP coverage works in your building.
Table 18 Floor Planning Features
Feature Description
Zoom Use this drop-down menu or type a zoom factor in the text field to increase or decrease
the size of the displayed floor area. See “Zoom” on page83.
Approximate Coverage Map (select
radio type)
Use this drop-down to select a particular radio type for which to show estimated
coverage. See “Approximate Coverage Map” on page83.
Edit Floor Click on this link to launch the Floor Editor dialog box. See “Floor Editor Dialog Box” on
page84.
New in Areas section Click on this link to launch the Area Editor dialog box. See “Area Editor Dialog Box” on
page85.
New in Suggested Access Points and
Air Monitors section
Click on this link to launch the Suggested Access Point Editor dialog box. See “Access
Point Editor Dialog Box” on page86.
Status in Deployed Access Points
and Air Monitors section
The Status column displays the status of each AP for the floor you are viewing within a
live network.
Up: AP is up (live). The corresponding AP icon on the floor map will display a live AP
icon.
Down: AP is down. The corresponding AP icon on the floor map will display with a red
“X” over the AP icon symbolizing that the AP is down.
Note: You will not see coverage areas displayed here until you have executed either an AP Plan or an AM Plan.