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Wireless Survey wireless card orientation
02-15-2016 03:18 PM
I've done a couple of internal surveys and now I'm working on performing an outdoor survey via GPS. My question, is there a proper orientation for the wireless card that I'm using? Should it be placed on the side usb connection (horizontal) or placed on the back of the monitor facing up (vertical)?
I've done a couple of test surveys and the data gathered is definately different depending on the location of the card.
The card I'm using is a DLINK DWA-160, a recommended card by AirMagnet. I've contacted DLINK, but they stated that the card has no orientation.
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Re: Wireless Survey wireless card orientation
02-15-2016 03:39 PM
Whatever you do, just make sure it is the same orientation for the whole survey. Outdoor surveys vary greatly because outdoor RF varies greatly. Having the card at the same orientation the whole time eliminates a variable that you can control.
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Re: Wireless Survey wireless card orientation
02-15-2016 03:44 PM
Ok, I think the only way to have the card orientated properly through the entire survey is to have it vertically mounted without any obstructions.
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Re: Wireless Survey wireless card orientation
02-15-2016 03:55 PM
If that is what you believe, then do that....
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