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FL WST BASIC DEMO - Software
Simulation software for supporting the planning of wireless systems in industrial environments. Their functionality is limited with regard to the memory options as compared with the full version FL WST BASIC.
Technical Specifications
System properties
| Operating system | DirectX 9.0c |
Functionality
| Basic Functions | Wireless system planning for WLAN and Bluetooth |
| Basic Functions | Various graphical formats as background image for building plans |
| Basic Functions | Simulation of the radio coverage to be expected |
| Basic Functions | Color display of the redundancy in the case of overlapping radio cells |
| Basic Functions | Automatic calculation of the emitted power including all accessories |
| Basic Functions | Zoom properties, graphical support when drawing the environmental model |
System requirements
| Operating equipment | Mouse recommended |
| Operating system | MS Windows XP (SP2), MS Windows Vista |
| Processor | min. Pentium 4/Celeron 1 GHz |
| Hard disk memory | 500 Mbyte |
| RAM | 512 Mbyte (RAM) |
| Languages supported | German, English |
| Optical drive | CD-ROM |
| Software requirements | Internet Explorer starting from 5.5 |
| Driver | DirectX 9.0c |
| Screen resolution | SVGA 800 x 600 |
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Additional Information
| Alternate Names | FLWSTBASICDEMO |
| Pack Size | 1 |
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