Rohde & Schwarz R&S FPH, User Manual

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Interference Analyzer
R&S ® Spectrum Rider FPH
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11.2 Signal Strength Mapping
In the signal strength mapping mode, the R&S Spectrum Rider provides two map mea-
surements for selection: Outdoor mapping and Indoor mapping .
1. Press the [MODE] key.
2. Select the "Maps" softkey.
The R&S Spectrum Rider enters the map application.
3. Press the [MEAS] softkey.
4. Select the "Meas Mode" softkey.
The R&S Spectrum Rider opens a submenu that contains the two map measure-
ments for selection.
Outdoor mapping
► Select the "Outdoor Mapping" menu item.
The R&S Spectrum Rider enters the outdoor mapping mode.
For more information , see
Chapter 11.3, "Working with Maps" , on page 231 and
Chapter 11.3.5.1, "Outdoor Mapping" , on page 243.
Indoor mapping
► Select the "Indoor Mapping" menu item.
The R&S Spectrum Rider enters the indoor mapping mode.
For more information , see
Chapter 11.3, "Working with Maps" , on page 231 and
Chapter 11.3.5.3, "Indoor Mapping" , on page 250.
11.3 Working with Maps
Equipped with option R&S FPH-K16, you can make spectrum measurements and save
the position of these measurements on the map. Using the triangulation method, you
can determine the source of interference on the map.
To make full use of the functions available in map mode, you need a GPS receiver and
an antenna (for example R&S HL300, this antenna already contains a GPS receiver).
To work with small scale map like floor plan, the "Indoor Mapping" provides the func-
tionality to measure the signal strength indoors using an antenna (for example R&S
HL300).
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Transferring Maps ................................................................................................ 232
● Transferring Indoor Maps ......................................................................................233
● Displaying Maps ....................................................................................................234
● Measuring Interference ......................................................................................... 241
Working with Maps