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Summit WMScanner Users Guide
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Copy — To copy an access point, select it from the list and press the Copy button. You may then
click on the drawing to place a copy of the access point the same way you use the Place Access Point
command. Press the ESC key to return to the
Edit/Remove Access Point dialog box. You may copy an
access point to another floor in the drawing by first changing to that floor.
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Move — The Move Access Point button works the same way as the Copy Access Point button, except
that the access point will be moved from its previous location to the new point in the drawing where
you click.
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Remove — To remove an access point or access points, select them from the list and then press the
Remove button. Use caution when removing an access point, as removing an access point can not be
undone
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Change Floors — The Edit/Remove Access Point dialog box provides a floor pull down list that allows
you to change your view to a different floor of the drawing. Use this combo box to see the location
of access points on other floors.
Edit
Choosing the Edit button on the Edit/Remove Access Point dialog box opens the following Edit Access
Point dialog box.
Within a local project workspace, all access points must have a unique name. That is, the name entered
in the Name edit box cannot be used for any other access point within the drawing. If you accidentally
enter a duplicate name in the edit box,
Summit WMScanner will display a warning message. The access
point name may be up to 20 characters long, but can only consist of alphanumeric characters. New
access points are automatically given a name in the form of TxXX, where XX is an auto-incremented
number incremented each time a new access point is added. Naming restarts at 01 for each new project
workspace.
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View settings for - This drop-down menu controls which air interface standard you are modifying
settings for, such as independently setting different power levels for 802.11a and 802.11g.
Configure - This dialog box allows you to manually set Air Interface Standards beyond the default
access point settings. With this capability, you can remove intermediate channel frequencies as an
added precaution to minimize channel overlap interference.