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AIRTIGHT PLANNER

Maximization of return on Investment (ROI) in Wireless Local area

AirTight Planner is a wireless LAN planning tool that can help optimize your WiFi capacity and security requirements based on your WLAN WLAN coverage, reduce the need for expensive RF measurements, and simplify the installation process.

Based on a complex RF model with a rich knowledge base, such as RF characteristics of AirTight APs, sensors and third-party equipment (e.g. APS, antennas, WiFi clients of other manufacturers), wireless signal loss values of various building materials, AirTight Planner can accurately estimate the number of APs (or sensors) and require them to switch to the optimal location and configuration to meet your planning goals.

RF environment model

AirTight Planner supports both indoor and outdoor RF Planning. You can import it as an AutoCAD file (DWG, DXF format), or an image file (JPEG, GIF, BMP format). With the AutoCAD file, you can select the appropriate level for the relevant RF Planning. If you use image files, Planner provides a repository of ordinary building materials and various types of object objects, and you can draw different types of walls and simulate RF environments in a very short time with a simple click.

Planning of WLAN network coverage and capacity

AirTight Planner comes with AirTight AP models with a built-in knowledge base and other common WLAN AP models. You can simply drag the APs on the floor plan and visualize the propagation of the RF. The generation of RF thermal energy distribution map provides a view of estimated WLAN coverage based on signal strength or RSSI (dBm), data rate, repetition or overlap coverage, channel allocation, inter-AP interference, and SNR coverage in the upper layer of the plan.

AirTight Planner can also use wizards to automate wireless planning and recommend AP placement locations. The Planning Wizard can target your planning and enter based on coverage (e.g. data rate) or performance (expected active users, application portfolio, traffic per user) Then using complex calculation methods, you first need to estimate whether the AP Model and RF environment you choose can actually meet your needs, then calculate the number of WiFi AP you need to meet your needs, and finally automatically place it on the floor plan, and assign a set of best channels-that is, less interference between adjacent channels and the same channel.

Wireless security planning

AirTight Planner is the only tool that supports wireless secure RF planning and helps with wireless detection, prevention, and location tracking. All AirTight WIPS sensor models support wireless detection, and most models can support both WiFi AP and WIPS Sensor models.

Drag the sensor on the floor plan and the range of wireless security coverage becomes visual. The RF thermal distribution map covers the coverage of detection and protection and is accurately located by signal strength or RSSI (dBm) and redundant or overlapping coverage.

Configure and generate WLAN and WIPS planning reports

By selecting a specific RF thermal map, AirTight Planner can generate user-defined reports (in MS Word format) that serve as blueprints for WLAN installation and make deployment easier.

The output format of AirTight Planner is in SPM format, and this file contains all the information about the planned project, which can be imported into AirTight Management Server and used to manage airTight WiFi and WIPS. When the SPM file is imported, the SPM file will be decoded, and the HTML5-enabled management control platform will contain floor plans covering APs and sensors, which will make it easy for network administrators to drag images of AP and sensors to their appropriate locations. Once the AirTight WiFi and WIPS systems are in place, the RF thermal maps that can be used to detect WLAN and WIPS coverage can be displayed on the HTML5-enabled management console floor plan.

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