R&S FSH
Interference Analyzer (R&S FSH-K15/ -K16)
Working with Maps
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5.2.8 Analyzing Indoor Data (R&S FSH-K17)
The R&S FSH4View software package provides an interface that allows you to export
and review your recorded data with external tools. This interface transforms the
measurement data into an image or a csv file.
► Start the R&S FSH4View software
► Select the "Indoor Mapping" tool (
).
The software opens the "Map Viewer".
► Press the "Load Map" button to load a map.
► Press the "Load GPX File" button to restore the corresponding GPX data.
When both the map and the GPX file been loaded successfully (and compatible to
each other), the software displays the map, including the signal strength tags that
you have collected.
In addition, the software shows a pane that contains the measurement data as
numeric values (including the coordinates of the tags, measured level and a time
stamp). You can also add a numeric label to the tags that represents the order of
the measurements, and the measured level for each tag ("Show Indices on Map"
and "Show Levels on Map").
You can also change the colors of the signal levels.
► Select "Color Settings" and change the values and colors as you like.
► In the "Color Settings" pane, change the values and colors as you like.
Finally, you can export the measurement data as an image, which may contain a color
map ("Export Image with Legend"), or as a numeric list in the csv file format.
► Select the "Export Image" button, select the file type you prefer and the location
you want save the image in.
► Select the "Export CSV" button and the location you want to save the file in.
Importing data into Google Earth
When you add GPS reference information to the indoor map, it is also possible to
export the data collected indoors as a .kmz file and import it into Google Earth. For
more information see "
Analyzing Geographic Data (R&S FSH-K15 and -K16)
" on page
