Remcom Wireless InSite

brwrdrvr · 04-24-2006

I had been looking around for some sample floor plans for our new office building and came across this software. I am not sure if you all have heard about it before so I am posting the Link here.

streaker69 · 04-24-2006

Neat program, but it appears from what quickly read that it's more designed for outdoor applications than indoor applications?

Also, chances are, if you're only getting it to design 1 network, then it isn't going to pay for itself.

Dutch · 04-24-2006

Isn't the software mainly targetted towards phone companies, needing to calculate coverage plans for the cells in urban environments ?

I see no mention of propagation models for MW frequencies, only for VHF/UHF frequencies.
EDIT : Just checked the examples section, and it looks like it DOES include data for MW frequencies, as seen in this indoor test done at the National Chiao-Tung University in Hsin-Chu, China.

I wonder if theprez98 might visit the company and pick up a complimentary NFR copy for evaluation...

Dutch

P.S. Fixed the typo in the thread title, and moved it to the Windows forum in the Software subsection, where it's better suited.

brwrdrvr · 04-24-2006

What little I read said that you could load CADD floor plans into th program. That's how I found it. I figure it wouldn't hurt to let you all know about it. There is also a section in the program to allow you to adjust antenna properties so I was guessing you could range the frequency to what you are working with.

Oh well, not all finds are good

Airstreamer · 04-24-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by brwrdrvr

What little I read said that you could load CADD floor plans into th program. That's how I found it. I figure it wouldn't hurt to let you all know about it. There is also a section in the program to allow you to adjust antenna properties so I was guessing you could range the frequency to what you are working with.

Oh well, not all finds are good

Yeah, but at least you're looking! (As compared to most of our "search function impaired" Tard influx!)

streaker69 · 04-24-2006

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Originally Posted by Airstreamer

Yeah, but at least you're looking! (As compared to most of our "search function impaired" Tard influx!)

/Checks to make sure it's "Annoy the Cajun Monday"....Yep!

So you're saying that he's a better than average tard?

Airstreamer · 04-24-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by streaker69

/Checks to make sure it's "Annoy the Cajun Monday"....Yep!

So you're saying that he's a better than average tard?

Hoo Boy! Youz a tryin' to git me-alls in trouble 'gain?

Barry · 04-24-2006

Little bit 'o wine fixes all! I gaar-on-tee!

brwrdrvr · 04-24-2006

HAHAHA

Thanks guys, today I really needed the laughs

04-24-2006	#1 (permalink)
brwrdrvr Cajun from Hell Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Capitol City, Louisiana Posts: 3,776	Remcom Wireless InSite I had been looking around for some sample floor plans for our new office building and came across this software. I am not sure if you all have heard about it before so I am posting the Link here. __________________ Real Linux users write the zeros and ones directly to the hard drive using a refrigerator magnet. ~ bobfunland

04-24-2006	#2 (permalink)
streaker69 Psychic Amish Stumbler Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Virginville, BlueBall, Bird In Hand, Intercourse, Paradise, PA Posts: 12,239	Neat program, but it appears from what quickly read that it's more designed for outdoor applications than indoor applications? Also, chances are, if you're only getting it to design 1 network, then it isn't going to pay for itself. __________________ Treat your gun like your genitals, only whip it out when it's absolutely necessary.

04-24-2006	#3 (permalink)
Dutch Humourless EuroMod. Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: City of Mermaids, Denmark Posts: 6,819	Isn't the software mainly targetted towards phone companies, needing to calculate coverage plans for the cells in urban environments ? I see no mention of propagation models for MW frequencies, only for VHF/UHF frequencies. EDIT : Just checked the examples section, and it looks like it DOES include data for MW frequencies, as seen in this indoor test done at the National Chiao-Tung University in Hsin-Chu, China. I wonder if theprez98 might visit the company and pick up a complimentary NFR copy for evaluation... Dutch P.S. Fixed the typo in the thread title, and moved it to the Windows forum in the Software subsection, where it's better suited. __________________ All your answers are belong to Google. SEARCH DAMMIT! Warning. Warning. Low C8H10N4O2 level detected. Operator halted.... Last edited by Dutch : 04-24-2006 at 02:56 PM.

04-24-2006	#4 (permalink)
brwrdrvr Cajun from Hell Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Capitol City, Louisiana Posts: 3,776	What little I read said that you could load CADD floor plans into th program. That's how I found it. I figure it wouldn't hurt to let you all know about it. There is also a section in the program to allow you to adjust antenna properties so I was guessing you could range the frequency to what you are working with. Oh well, not all finds are good __________________ Real Linux users write the zeros and ones directly to the hard drive using a refrigerator magnet. ~ bobfunland

04-24-2006	#8 (permalink)
Barry Managing the iTards. Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Ohio Posts: 5,882	Little bit 'o wine fixes all! I gaar-on-tee! __________________ Never do anything you don't want to explain to the paramedics.

04-24-2006	#9 (permalink)
brwrdrvr Cajun from Hell Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Capitol City, Louisiana Posts: 3,776	HAHAHA Thanks guys, today I really needed the laughs __________________ Real Linux users write the zeros and ones directly to the hard drive using a refrigerator magnet. ~ bobfunland

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