Exclude Frequencies from Calculation
As part of frequency coordination, you can define single frequencies and ranges to avoid in the frequency calculation. These are called exclusions.
Tip: If you set your preferences to automatically define exclusions based on scan data ( ), Wireless Workbench may display a starting list of exclusions. You can manually update automatic exclusions.
- In the Frequency Coordination tab, select the Spectrum tab, and then select the gear next to Additional Exclusions.
- To import a list of exclusions from a file, select Import. You can import exclusion files (.fxl), (.csv) or (.txt) file formats.
- If you've run a scan to generate exclusions, select Refresh scan data to see those exclusions listed.
- Select the + to add exclusions, either as single frequencies or in ranges. Enter the values for the frequency or frequency range.
- To define the channel spacing and intermodulation products for an exclusion, select one of the following options in the Equipment Profile cell:
- Generic Device - IMD|Wideband Exclude the frequency with a highly conservative set of spacing parameters, and assume that this frequency will generate further intermod products
- Generic Device - No IMD|Wideband Exclude this frequency with a fairly conservative set of spacing parameters, and assume that this frequency will not generate further intermods
- Generic Exclusion - IMD|Wideband Exclude only this frequency, and assume that this frequency will generate further intermod products
- Generic Exclusion - No IMD|Wideband Exclude only this frequency, and assume that this frequency will not generate further intermods
- Select Equipment Profile... Use the hardware profile you select to avoid this frequency
- Use the check box to select all the exclusions you want to apply.
- To save the list for future use, select .
- To save your changes, select Save.