Installation Instructions

Table Of Contents

• In the additional-information display below:

a. Every graded point on the horizontal scale,

from the left-hand side of the graph onwards,

represents the passage of one additional

second from the current point in time.

b. -45 is a typical value representing the

instantaneous signal strength in Decibel-

milliwatts (dBm) at the specified point in time.

c. 11 is a typical value representing the link

error rate percentage (in this case, 11%) at

the specified point in time.

Figure 43. Signal strength / time graph

(additional-information display)

• The Legend at the bottom of the graph lists the static

units that are represented by the colored lines. For

example, static unit 10.12.101.2 is represented on

each graph as a purple line.

• Choose a unique color to represent each static

Fluidmesh device by clicking the colored tile to the

right of the device name, and clicking the chosen

color from the color palette.

Adding an aerial map to the Fluidity Quadro view

If needed, you can add an aerial image to the Fluidity Quadro view. This

allows you to superimpose the network map over a map of the terrain on

which the mobile network has been installed, allowing you to more easily

visualize component placement, the approximate current location of

vehicles, and other factors.

The procedures for adding an aerial map to the Fluidity Quadro view, and

manipulating the map, are the same as for the FMQuadro view. For

instructions on how to add an aerial terrain map to the Fluidity Quadro

Fluidmesh 4200 FIBER