300-360 · Question #15
A customer has restricted the AP and antenna combinations for a design to be limited to one model integrated antenna AP for carpeted spaces and one model external antenna AP, with high gain antennas…
The correct answer is B. Resurvey and adjust the design. When the wrong survey device is used, the RF propagation data collected is invalid for the intended AP/antenna combination. The best corrective action is to resurvey those locations using the correct equipment and adjust the design accordingly. Using inaccurate survey data…
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A customer has restricted the AP and antenna combinations for a design to be limited to one model integrated antenna AP for carpeted spaces and one model external antenna AP, with high gain antennas for industrial, maintenance, or storage areas. When moving between a carpeted area to an industrial area, the engineer forgets to change survey devices and surveys several APs. Which option is the best to reduce the negative impact of the design?
Options
- ADeploy the specified access points per area type.
- BResurvey and adjust the design.
- CIncrease the Tx power on incorrectly surveyed access points.
- DDeploy unsurveyed access points to the design.
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B82% (18)
- C5% (1)
- D9% (2)
Explanation
When the wrong survey device is used, the RF propagation data collected is invalid for the intended AP/antenna combination. The best corrective action is to resurvey those locations using the correct equipment and adjust the design accordingly. Using inaccurate survey data leads to coverage gaps or excessive overlap. Increasing Tx power (C) does not correct the fundamental survey error. Simply deploying the specified APs (A) without correcting the survey data risks poor coverage placement. Deploying unsurveyed APs (D) introduces further uncertainty rather than resolving it.
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