Once the shapefile data is integrated in the Global Mapper Global Mapper then ready to be utilized. In the telecommunications world commonly used for two things namely to know whether the LOS between two different points, also estimates the coverage of a BTS.
To know the LOS between two points, the following steps - steps:
Knowing LOS. Suppose there are complaints from the site Megang signal and not get caught on the peg Petanang Iron.
Click Tools-> Path Profile / LOS. Click the left mouse button on the site Megang and navigate to iron stakes. The result is as below:
To know the LOS between two points, the following steps - steps:
Knowing LOS. Suppose there are complaints from the site Megang signal and not get caught on the peg Petanang Iron.
Click Tools-> Path Profile / LOS. Click the left mouse button on the site Megang and navigate to iron stakes. The result is as below:
- Then right-click, the results are as follows:
- Then right-click, the results are as follows:
Click Calculate, select the Line of Sight. In the From Sight Elevation, enter the BTS antenna height, for example, 40 m.
Here can also be included curved earth elements. In the above data, the curve of the earth curvature is negligible.
Click OK, then the result is as follows: Seen any obstacle blocking a hill Iron stakes areas receive signals from Megang.
In the same way from Petanang, with antenna height of 70 meters, will be found: The result is the same namely the existence of a little obstacle in the form of the hill if the stakes Iron receiving signals from Petanang.