Quick Start Guide

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Antenna and type “H” on the keyboard. Then supply a measurement in inches and

click “OK” or hit “Enter” to complete this step.

1.3.4 System Calibration

To achieve maximum accuracy, it is important to auto-calibrate the Antenna positions by

utilizing communication between the Antennas. To do so:

i. Select the menu item Calibrate → Calibrate Antenna Position. It is often useful to

turn on Circles (Calibrate → Toggle Circles) to view the interactions of the different

fixed Antenna devices.

ii. The circles represent measured distances from antenna to antenna. Where the

circles intersect, an orange target will appear, indicating a calculated position for

drag-and-drop antenna placement. Black or gray circles indicate proper relative

placement of antennas. Red circles indicate that measurements between antennas

do not match the current calibration. In very harsh environments some red circles

are permissible, but system users should strive to calibrate such that all the circles

are black. Note: It is typically the case that antennas with red circles should be

physically moved to a more optimal position. However, it is also possible that the

calibration on the floorplan is simply not yet correct.

iii. If your circles are not intersecting, are too far apart, or are not displaying correctly,

check the map scaling step to assure your scale value is accurate.

iv. The orange target on the screen will indicate an estimation of where the Antenna is

positioned according to each of the other Antennas. Press the spacebar to move

the red Antenna icon to the location of the orange target and to advance to the

next Antenna. You can also move an Antenna manually by clicking and dragging

the red Antenna icons with the mouse. To manually select the next antenna,