Overview
Get an overview of Hamina Network Planner.
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Get an overview of Hamina Network Planner.
Last updated
Lists all of the projects in your Hamina account, and all projects shared with your account. You can also create new projects here. For more information about creating projects, seeCreating and Managing Projects.
Lists all of the maps or floors in the current project. Floor plans and images are known as maps until they are assigned to a building with the multi-floor tool, at which point they become floors. You can learn more about managing maps, creating buildings, and ordering floors in Managing Maps and Floors.
Shows a legend for the selected heatmap. Click on the button to access the Heatmap Settings. Learn more in the Heatmapsarticle.
Shows tool groups, depending on which view the project is in, Simulation, Survey, and Live (beta). To open a group, point to it. Click on a tool to select it.
Individual tools can be selected with a single keyboard hotkey (shortcut) press.
Edit
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Notes
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Scale
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Draw Walls / Attenuating object / Auto-draw walls
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Multi-floor / Floor holes/ Raised floors/ Sloped floors
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In/Out of scope zone
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Capacity
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Access point
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Network infrastructure / Client device
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Client view
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Plus and Minus - Zooms in and out. This is a pretty inefficient way to zoom in and out though, so be sure to check out Panning and Zooming Maps to learn better ways.
Zoom to fit - Changed the zoom to fit the entire canvas on screen.
3D / 2D - Alternates between 2D and 3D modes. Note that some tools are disabled in 3D mode.
Switch to mouse mode / Switch to trackpad mode - Changes the behavior of the scroll wheel. See Panning and Zooming Maps for more information.
Panning - It looks like a control, but it's not! This is just a reminder of how to use the spacebar to pan the map.
The Layer controls allow you to show and hide different types of objects on the map. When they're unchecked, they're still there - just hidden! 🤫
This pane serves several different functions, depending on which tools and objects are selected. For example, with the Access point tool selected, the title of the details pane will be Add access point. Any clicks on the map will place an access point with the settings defined in the Add access point pane.
With the Edit tool selected, clicking on an access point will show the Edit access point pane, where you can make changes to the selected access point. You can learn more in the Access Pointsarticle.
