R&S FSH
Interference Analyzer (R&S FSH-K15/ -K16)
Working with Maps
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5.2 Working with Maps
Options R&S FSH-K15 and -K16 allow you to work with maps, for example view and
save the position of measurements. With option R&S FSH-K15 you are also able to
determine the source of interference (through triangulation). The options also provide
several other tools that make it easier to locate interference.
To make full use of the functions available in map mode, you will need a GPS receiver
and an antenna (for example R&S HL300, which already contains a GPS receiver).
Option R&S FSH-K17 ("Indoor Maps") allows you to work with small scale maps (for
example floor plan). This option provides functionality to measure the signal strength
indoors using an antenna (for example R&S HL300).
5.2.1 Transferring Maps (R&S FSH-K15 and -K16)
Before you can use any features based on maps, you have to download and install the
maps on the R&S FSH. The R&S FSH supports the map material supplied by the
Open Street Maps project (
The easiest way for you to transfer the maps to the R&S FSH is to use the R&S Open
Street Map Wizard (OSM Wizard). The OSM Wizard is available for download on the
R&S FSH product homepage (
http://www.rohde-schwarz.com/product/fsh.html
The OSM wizard establishes a connection to the Open Street Maps database and thus
needs a connection to the internet. The tool allows you to select the area that you need
for your measurements and download the corresponding maps.
For more information on how to download and save maps refer to the documentation
of the OSM Wizard. The documentation is part of the software.
