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A WLAN site survey involves the following tasks: - Determine the coverage objects and requirements. - Obtain the layout of the coverage areas from the customer. - Learn the network topologies in the areas. - Obtain contact information about the customer's onsite technical personnel. - Identify the device installation positions and power supply mode (provided by the asset management personnel). - Determine the positions to install APs, power cables, and network cables with the asset management personnel. Check whether Internet access resources are available. - Determine whether a distributed antenna system (DAS) is required according to the coverage objectives. If a DAS is available, obtain the DAS design drawings from the customer. If not, ask the customer whether a DAS is required. If a new DAS is required, determine the positions of antennas with asset owners. - Check the construction materials and calculate signal attenuation. - Detect interference sources. Collect the following information during a WLAN site survey: - Layout drawings of the coverage areas: Mark the cabling routes and device installation positions on the layout drawings. - Building arrangement and structure in the coverage areas: Calculate the signal coverage distance of APs based on the building arrangement and structure. - Number of access users and required bandwidth: Calculate the network capacity. - Device installation positions - Topology and egress resources of the wired network - Whether there are sufficient optical fibers and wired network resources to transmit WLAN data. - Signal losses caused by walls, doors, windows, and other construction materials - Locations and signal strength of interference sources - Requirements of asset owners

A site survey involves the following tasks: - Determine the coverage objects and requirements. - Obtain the layout of the areas to be covered from the customer. - Learn about the network topologies in the areas. - Obtain contact information of customer's onsite technical personnel. - Identify device installation positions and power supply mode (completed by the asset management personnel of the property management). - Determine the positions to install APs, power cables, and network cables with the asset management personnel. Check whether Internet access resources are available. - Determine whether a distributed antenna system (DAS) is required according to the coverage objectives. If a DAS is available, obtain the DAS design drawings from the customer. If not, ask the carrier whether a DAS is required. If a new DAS needs to be established, determine the positions of antennas with the asset owners. - Check the construction materials and calculate signal loss. - Check for interference sources. Collect the following information during a site survey: - Layout of the coverage areas Mark the cabling routes and device installation positions on the layout drawings. - Building arrangement and structure in the coverage areas Calculate signal coverage distance of APs based on building arrangement and structure. - Number of users and required bandwidth Calculate the network capacity based on the number of users and bandwidth required. - Device installation positions - Topology and bandwidth resources of the wired network - Whether there are sufficient optical fibers and wired network resources to transmit WLAN data - Signal losses caused by walls, doors, windows, and other construction materials - Locations and signal strengths of interference sources - Requirements of users

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