Fluke AIRCHECK User Manual page 44

AirCheck Wi-Fi Tester
Users Manual
Thresholds /AutoTest
Settings
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Table 2. Settings on the Tools Menu
Lets you set the thresholds used for the AutoTest and for other measurements throughout
the tester. See page 44. Measurements can display
on these thresholds.
AutoTest does not connect to open SSIDs unless they are manually added in AirCheck
Manager and saved into the AirCheck profile.
Connect to networks in a profile - When checked, connectivity to SSIDs in the current profile
will be tested as part of the Network Quality AutoTest. SSIDs with configured security and
open/unsecured SSIDs are included.
Rogue AccessPoint AutoTest - When checked, enables the Rogue Access Point test to run as
part of AutoTest. For accurate test results, you must configure the ACL prior to running the
test. See page 27.
Signal level threshold - Indicates relative distance to AP/client. Seen in the AutoTest > Network
Quality test and in the Client Details screen. Used globally, not just in AutoTest.
Noise threshold - Detected noise level. Seen in NetWork Quality > CoChannel Interference/
Security > by drilling into the AP Details screen. Used globally, not just in AutoTest.
Signal-to-noise threshold - Measures/predicts quality of signal for client's connection. Seen in
the AutoTest > Network Quality Coverage screen. Used globally, not just in AutoTest.
Network coverage threshold - The number of APs in an SSID required to pass the coverage
portion of the AutoTest > Network Quality test under Coverage.
802.11 utilization threshold - Percent of time the channel has 802.11 packets while AutoTest
was collecting the results. Seen in the Air Quality screen.
Non 802.11 utilization threshold - Percent of time the channel has excessive noise while
AutoTest was collecting the results. Seen in the Air Quality screen. Note: This feature may not
be available in some countries.
Pass, Warning, or Fail based