AirMagnet Survey Pro
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AIRMAGNET SURVEY PRO is a separate version of the
Survey software containing all the functionality of the standard version plus an
additional set of features tailored to the needs of the wireless expert.
Additional features include:
Reporting : Survey PRO automatically produces detailed, multi-page reports
suitable for end users. Survey professionals can instantly create graphically
rich survey summaries to share with less technical network owners. This
reporting feature dramatically reduces project time and visibly improves
communication with clients.
Integration with AirMagnet Spectrum Analyzer: Users with both Survey PRO and
Spectrum Analyzer can collect and view both Wi-Fi as well as spectrum analysis
data in their site surveys and reports. This provides a location-specific
history of how the RF spectrum relates to Wi-Fi performance.
AirWISE for Site Surveys: AirWISE allows users to enter a variety of design
requirements for the wireless LANs and immediately view all areas that fail to
meet their standards. AirWISE then offers expert advice and background to help
the user resolve any problems.
Capacity Planning: Allows users to define the number of end-users in a given
area and insure that there are enough access points to meet their network
performance needs
Support for Outdoor Surveys : Survey PRO can be used with any NMEA compliant GPS
device for automated outdoor data collection. Pro also includes support for
Microsoft Map Point for easy loading of outdoor maps, and also supports the 4.9
GHz bands.
Multi-floor Survey : Concurrently displays results of up to four floors of a
structure. This feature allows users to map an AP's signal and see how it
reaches and affects floors above and below the AP. Users can account for
bleeding signals to prevent interference or target deployments to use a single
AP to cover multiple floors.