Motorola TUT 45010 MC-802 wireless cpnt wallplate 557925-001-00 User Manual
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Hotels generally use dense wall material to reduce audible noise from one room to another.
Concrete is a common material. 20 to 25dB RF loss can be measured through concrete hotel
walls, but actual results may vary.
The worst case would be a client PC sitting approximately midway between two WallPlates on the
same floor. From this location, the client would be within the carrier detect range of multiple
WallPlates.
Concrete is a common material. 20 to 25dB RF loss can be measured through concrete hotel
walls, but actual results may vary.
The worst case would be a client PC sitting approximately midway between two WallPlates on the
same floor. From this location, the client would be within the carrier detect range of multiple
WallPlates.
Rm 205
Anticipated RSSI in Room 205
• All WPs at maximum Tx power
• Connected to WallPlate H in room 105 on channel 11
Will See AP …
At RSSI …
On Channel …
Co-Channel
Notes
A -112dBm
11 No
Outside
Range
B -60dBm
1 No
Different
channel
C -112dBm
6 No
Outside
Range
D -70dBm
1 No
Different
channel
E -70dBm
6 No
Different
channel
F
-70dBm
11
Yes
In range, same ch
G -112dBm
6 No
Outside
Range
H
-60dBm
11
Yes
Connected
I -112dBm
1 No
Outside
Range
D
Ch-1
F
Ch11
E
Ch-6
H
Ch11
Rm 201
Rm 203
Rm 205
Rm 207
Rm 209
Rm 211
Rm 202
Rm 204
Rm 206
Rm 208
Rm 210
Rm 212
Rm 214
Rm 213
I
Ch-1
client
B
Ch-1
-70dBm
-60dBm
-70dBm
-70dBm
-112dBm
-112dBm
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Ch-6
A
C
Ch11
Ch-6
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