Communication Base Station Site Selection Method Based on an
Firstly, this paper outlines the site selection issues for communication base stations, considering the varying communication needs of users and constructs a site selection
We employ a simulated annealing algorithm to determine the number of new base stations needed. After rigorous analysis, our optimal solution suggests deploying 131 micro and 19 macro base stations, with a total cost of 321. References is not available for this document.
The SPS GNSS modular receivers (such as the R750) have a front panel and keypad that enables the base station receiver to be initialized and set up without needing a controller; however, this guide focuses on using the Siteworks software to correctly set up the base station.
The location is the actual environment in which the base station will be installed. Typically, this means outside in an open sky environment (e.g. on the roof of a building or in an empty field). Figure 2 shows a typical fixed installation of several antennas, including a VeraChoke and a VeraPhase 6000, on a roof.
You only need to set up the base station once; the software remembers your settings and prompts you to use the same ones the next time you set up the base station within a given site. If necessary, you can then change any of the base settings such as the control point the base station is set up on or the antenna height.
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