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H12-323_V2.0 · Question #77

WLAN Planner supports batch import of multiple drawings when creating a project, but there are restrictions on the drawing types. Which of the following drawing types does not support the batch…

The correct answer is C. PDF. PDF (option C) does not support batch import in WLAN Planner because PDF files require individual processing due to their complex, multi-layer document structure - the tool cannot reliably extract floor plan geometry from PDFs in bulk. Options A (OPNGA), B (JPG), and D (CAD)…

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Question

WLAN Planner supports batch import of multiple drawings when creating a project, but there are restrictions on the drawing types. Which of the following drawing types does not support the batch import function?

Options

  • AOPNGA
  • BJPG
  • CPDF
  • DCAD

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    74% (14)
  • D
    16% (3)

Explanation

PDF (option C) does not support batch import in WLAN Planner because PDF files require individual processing due to their complex, multi-layer document structure - the tool cannot reliably extract floor plan geometry from PDFs in bulk. Options A (OPNGA), B (JPG), and D (CAD) are all supported for batch import: OPNGA and JPG are standard raster image formats that WLAN Planner can process in bulk, while CAD files (.dwg/.dxf) provide vector-based floor plan data that the planner natively handles for batch operations. The key distinction is that PDFs are document containers rather than pure image or drawing formats, making automated batch parsing unreliable. Memory tip: Think "PDF = Please Do it Fully one at a time" - PDFs must be imported individually, while images (JPG/OPNGA) and drawings (CAD) can be batched.

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