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An engineer is designing a wireless network to support hyperlocation in an environment that already has APs installed. During the survey, the engineer notices that the APs are pointing in different…
The correct answer is C. APs must be aligned in the same direction. For supporting hyperlocation, it is recommended that APs be aligned in the same direction. This uniform alignment helps in accurately determining the AP Azimuth, X-Y, and ceiling height information, which is crucial for hyperlocation accuracy and minimizes confusion and user-
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An engineer is designing a wireless network to support hyperlocation in an environment that already has APs installed. During the survey, the engineer notices that the APs are pointing in different directions. What is the recommended way to align the APs to easily determine AP Azimuth, X-Y, and ceiling height information, and minimize confusion and user-entered errors?
Options
- AAPs must be aligned pointing toward the nearest wall.
- BAPs must be aligned pointing toward each other.
- CAPs must be aligned in the same direction.
- DAPs can be aligned all four ways.
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A13% (3)
- B9% (2)
- C74% (17)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
For supporting hyperlocation, it is recommended that APs be aligned in the same direction. This uniform alignment helps in accurately determining the AP Azimuth, X-Y, and ceiling height information, which is crucial for hyperlocation accuracy and minimizes confusion and user-
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