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802 AWE Operation Manual

Advanced Wireless Test Set

Real World Example of Finding Wireless Devices

The illustration shown below provides a real world example of how to properly read the

Device Finder graph.

• During this measurement period, we can identify eight segments of time where

the user was getting closer to, farther away, or staying the same distance from

the device they were trying to nd.

• In segments 1, 4, and 6 the user was in closer proximity to the device they were

trying to nd at the beginning of the segment than they were at the end of the

segment. This is indicated by the downward slope of these segments.

• In segment 2, the user stayed in constant proximity of the device and was neither

moving toward or away from the device they were trying to nd.

• In segments 3, 5, 7, and 8, the user was in closer proximity to the device that

they were trying to nd at the end of the segment than they were at the beginning

of the segment. This is indicated by the upward slope of these segments.

• In segments 7 and 8, the user was always moving toward the device they were

trying to nd. However, during segment 7, the user was moving toward the device

at a faster rate than they were moving during segment 8. This is indicated by the

greater slope of the measurement samples within segment 7, versus those of

segment 8, which can be seen to be relatively at by comparison.