Refer to the exhibit A wireless consultant is performing an onsite survey using AirMagnet Survey PRO. What must be configured on the floor map so that the results appear properly?

User density details are an optional visualization overlay and have no effect on whether survey RF data is plotted accurately on the floor map.

AirMagnet Survey PRO requires the user to calibrate the floor map by defining a known distance on the image, which establishes the pixel-to-foot or pixel-to-meter ratio used for all subsequent measurements. Without this calibration step, the tool cannot correctly translate collected signal measurements to physical locations on the map, causing all survey results - coverage heatmaps, signal strength plots, and channel data - to appear inaccurately placed or completely distorted.

Displaying desk numbers is a cosmetic annotation feature and is not required for survey results to render correctly on the floor map.

Inter-floor bleed is a configuration for multi-story environments to account for RF penetration between floors and does not affect the basic accuracy of single-floor survey result display.