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Outdoor Wifi Link planning in ATDI
Hi all,
I am trying to plan the outdoor link in ATDI using Ubiquity 2.4 PowerBeam link.
For test purpose distance i selected is quite short 2-3km.
Link.jpg
Configuration for Links are as below:
1.jpg
2.jpg
3.jpg
However, when i check link budget it shows that link reliability is not good.
Result.jpg
Please, advice what am i doing wrong and how to approach such task in ATDI.
Thanks in advance
Last edited by ussrback; 2024-08-04 at 04:20 AM
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2024-08-04 04:14 AM
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Re: Outdoor Wifi Link planning in ATDI
Check the azimuth of each antenna.
Originally Posted by
ussrback
Hi all,
I am trying to plan the outdoor link in ATDI using Ubiquity 2.4 PowerBeam link.
For test purpose distance i selected is quite short 2-3km.
Link.jpg
Configuration for Links are as below:
1.jpg
2.jpg
3.jpg
However, when i check link budget it shows that link reliability is not good.
Result.jpg
Please, advice what am i doing wrong and how to approach such task in ATDI.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Outdoor Wifi Link planning in ATDI
I find it helpful when working with links to display the antenna azimuth. This is done through "Objects" > "Object properties" and putting a tick in the "Display azimuth" box.
It will then have an arrow for each antenna showing the azimuth.
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Re: Outdoor Wifi Link planning in ATDI
Yes but the bottom right arrow doesn't look totally correct. Both ends of the link should have a blue arrow that points to the other site.
When you have the profile displayed, go to Options on the right hand side and click on report. Note the azimuth for each station in the top section of the report. These values should be the ones used in the azimuth setting of the patterns for each site - make sure you use the appropriate ones.
An alternative is to click the "Display horizontal pattern" in Object properties as it shows the antenna pattern. Also a nice way to ensure you have the correct type of antenna i.e. directional or omni
Site A blue arrow pointing directly to Site B
site A arrow is pointing to Site B and vice versa.jpg
Alternate display using horizontal pattern
alternate antenna azimuth display using horizontal pattern.jpg
Report from Options section of path profile to get the azimuths
report with azimuths.jpg
Site A azimuth setting
Site A azimuth.jpg
Originally Posted by
ussrback
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Reputation: 280
Re: Outdoor Wifi Link planning in ATDI
I forgot to mention, there is a feature to align antennas
orient antennas.jpg
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