Installation Instructions

Table Of Contents

• The assigned Unit ID and IP Address details for all

Fluidmesh units in the network will be shown.

NOTE

A user-assigned name can be given to each

unit in the network. For instructions on how to

re-name units, refer to “FMQuadro” (page 80).

2. Choose a unique color to represent each mobile Fluidmesh

device by clicking the colored tile to the right of the device’s mesh

ID number (5.a.b.c), and clicking the chosen color from the color

palette.

3. If needed, collapse the table by clicking the + button again.

The Vehicles table shows the following information:

• Each mobile transceiver unit that currently has a connection to one

or more static transceiver units is listed on the upper section of the

table.

• Each listing on the table represents a mobile unit or static unit that

can be seen on the Fluidity Quadro display.

• The following information is shown for each mobile unit listed in the

table:

1. Each mobile unit is represented by a chosen color on the

Fluidity Quadro display. For example, the first unit in the

table (5.0.4.136) has been assigned a medium blue color.

On the graph, this unit can be seen connected to Mesh

Point unit 5.0.41.58.

2. Collapse or expand the mobile unit listings as needed by

clicking the '-' or '+' button at the upper right-hand corner of

each listing.

3. The Mesh identity number (5.a.b.c) and local IP address of

each unit are shown in the color that has been assigned to

the unit.

4. Below each mobile unit listing is a graph showing signal

strength (in dBm) over time.

• Each colored line on the graph represents the

strength of the signal received by the mobile unit,

from a static unit that is part of the network. For

example, the signal strength between mobile unit

5.0.4.136 and static unit 10.12.101.5 is -43 dBm.

• To show additional information about the link

represented by a colored line, hover the mouse

cursor over the relevant colored line (Figure 43 (page

94)).

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