When creating a new outdoor area, WLAN Planner supports importing judgment pictures, CAD drawings or map files. If the imported CAD drawings (DWG files) are used, WLAN Planner can quickly identify…

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• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  27% (6)
• B
  73% (16)

Explanation

B is correct because while WLAN Planner does support importing DWG (CAD) files when creating a new outdoor area, it cannot automatically identify and set obstacles from those files. The obstacle recognition must still be performed manually by the user - the DWG import provides a visual reference backdrop, not an intelligent parsing of structural elements.

Why A is wrong: The statement contains a half-truth that makes it tempting. WLAN Planner does support DWG import, but the claim that it "quickly identifies and sets obstacles" automatically is the false part. Automatic obstacle detection from CAD data is not a feature WLAN Planner provides.

Memory tip: Think of it as importing a picture of a map - you can see the walls and structures, but the tool doesn't "read" them as physical barriers. You still have to manually define obstacles yourself, regardless of whether the background came from a DWG, an image, or a map file.

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