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#Wireless network analysis tools software#
Of course, the software performs as intended for calculations.
Those are the main reasons why I really enjoy using mLinkPlanner. The pricing of the software is very competitive. Just a few more days later, the next official version was released, including the new feature with additional changes based on my feedback of the test release. A few days later, I was provided with a test release of the software with this feature added for which I then provided some feedback. I was told that it could be done quickly. Here is an example: I asked if we could expect link paths to be exportable to kml or kmz files in a future version of mLinkPlanner (at the time, only PMP coverage was exportable).
#Wireless network analysis tools update#
Also, support can and will update the software to add requested features that can make it better. That means two important things: support knows what they are talking about. In fact the support is done directly by the developer. (in which case, most of the time, the unlicensed part of the project would be stored somewhere, and the licenced part somewhere else) Now being able to do all our projects on a single platform is a huge plus. Managing projects was a pain, even more so if the projects had some parts using licensed frequencies.
So some projects were stored on a manufacturer’s cloud, some other projects were on another cloud, and some were saved on our own internal storage. We can create and use templates for any model of radio.īefore that, we were mostly using solutions provided by the radio manufacturers. None of the software I tested, cloud-based or not, came remotely close to this one in that regard. Everything responds very quickly and there is no waiting time whatsoever, even when performing calculations. And the software also allow the users to add additional map servers, if needed. And even if somehow, the Google satellite image was too blurry or cloudy to locate the tower, building or feature we are looking for (which often happens), cycling through the included map servers will almost certainly allow us to find a clear view. No need to always have another software such as Google Earth opened on the side. We can view maps and satellite images from a big list of different servers, and switch between any of them with two mouse clicks. The reports are also clean and well-presented. Many similar software have dated or cumbersome UI, but this one is both easy on the eyes, and easy to use. The user interface is well-designed and user-friendly.
#Wireless network analysis tools trial#
Seeing it running and trying the trial version on their PC, my colleagues wanted to have it too, so we bought extra software licences.
#Wireless network analysis tools full#
I started with the trial version of MLinkPlanner at first, but I quickly upgraded to buying the full version. I highly recommend this software to anyone who needs to perform RF planning and predictive coverage works. Oleg from CTT/Wireless Planning has also been very helpful in our support requests to import custom terrain data for use on jobs where the client has recently performed large excavations. The provided equipment library files are very extensive and already contained just about every product and antenna that we wanted to perform modeling for (Such as Cambium, RFI, Ubiquiti). We got going and were generating quality outputs within an hour. The software is highly configurable whilst also being very easy to use. The output reports from the software are very professional, and the ability to export maps to Google Earth gives even greater flexibility for the presentation of information. The RadioPlanner and MLinkPlanner software, when used together, gives us the ability to confirm the coverage and link paths for all aspects of PMR digital radio networks, along with associated IP wireless backhaul systems for our clients. Our company has been using the RadioPlanner and MLinkPlanner software with great success in planning and developing coverage studies for a number of our large industrial clients.
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