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Display RSSI check BOX - when checked, the fast fade rssi is not plotted on the screen. Check if it is not required to view
RSSI while converting a file to ASCII as this will speed the conversion.
SAVE ON - Start saving fast fade data to the file selected via the menu Save File option. File status is displayed on the lower
left side of the screen. Has no effect during replay and conversion.
SAVE OFF - Stop saving data to the selected file. To continue saving, click the SAVE ON button. Has no effect during replay
and conversion.
PAUSE - Pause saving data to the current save file, click pause again to resume saving data. Use this button to pause conver-
sion or replay.
CANCEL - Stop ASCII conversion or replay.
CONVERSION OPTIONS
Distance Average - When selected, fast fade data is averaged until the entered distance has been traveled. At this point, 1
dBm value is computed that is the average of all points between this distance.
Enter the distance in either miles or kilometers. Any sample BELOW the dBm threshold entered is ignored (NOT included in
the average). Use the threshold in situations where the signal being measured is not continous such as paging channels.
All Data - No averaging is done when converting to ASCII or plotting a map.
ASCII files created this way contain all 64 dBm values from each measurement.
Waveform Averaging - TBD
ASCII OUTPUT FORMAT
EXCEL TAB DELIMITED
Column Data
1 Record Number
2 Real Time Clock
3 Date
4 Marker
5 Odometer
6 Fast Fade Code "FF"
7 GPS Status - "OK" if locked, "W" if not locked
8 Latitude
9 Longitude
10 Frequency
11 dBm
12 MPH
MAPINFO TAB DELIMITED
Column Data
1 Longitude
2 Latitude
3 Frequency
4 dBm
5 MPH
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