Procurement and Logistics
After design acceptance by the customer, the InnerWireless project manager finalizes the installation subcontract (can be the customer's choice or and InnerWireless strategic installation partner) and schedules the delivery of the InnerWireless infrastructure materials. InnerWireless will have clearly defined roles and responsibilities for all involved parties to ensure a well-coordinated deployment.
Installation
Prior to installation, the InnerWireless team will train and certify the local third-party installation crews on the proven InnerWireless infrastructure installation methods and subsystem testing procedures. To supplement this training, InnerWireless has developed the "Wireless Distribution System (WDS) Installation Manual." The manual is comprised of a detailed set of procedures, complemented by graphic illustrations for ease of installation.”
to “Prior to installation, the InnerWireless team will train and certify the local third-party installation crews on the proven InnerWireless infrastructure installation methods and subsystem testing procedures. To supplement this training, InnerWireless uses a detailed set of procedures, complemented by graphic illustrations to ease the installation.”
Under the text for Acceptance Test, replace “Receive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) systems tests are performed via walk tests through agreed-upon test routes with the customer (represented in red). The walk route data can be collected and automatically placed on the floor drawing to compare to the design and performance criteria.
A final acceptance package is provided to the customer for review and sign off. The deliverables in this package include a summary of the test results, detailed RF test results of each floor and frequency, MPE measurements, as-built drawings and support/maintenance information.
Receive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) systems tests are performed via walk tests through agreed-upon test routes with the customer. The walk route data can be collected and automatically placed on the floor drawing to compare to the design and performance criteria.
A final acceptance package is provided to the customer for review and sign off. The deliverables in this package include a summary of the test results, detailed RF test results of each floor and frequency, as-built drawings and support/maintenance information.
Acceptance Test
The installation phase will conclude with completion of the System Level Functional Customer Acceptance Test Plan (ATP). The purpose of this ATP is to provide a controlled procedure to quantify the InnerWireless system performance, as well as the installation integrity and performance of each component within the system. The ATP will document pass/fail criteria related to the system requirements and will validate the prediction provided during the engineering design phase of the system deployment.
The InnerWireless team will perform a full sequence of tests to ensure integrity of the system. These subsystem tests include: Wireless Portal Insertion Loss System Testing, Cable Quality Tests and Riser Cable Testing to ensure that all connections and components comply with InnerWireless specifications.
Receive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) systems tests are performed via walk tests through agreed-upon test routes with the customer (represented in red). The walk route data can be collected and automatically placed on the floor drawing to compare to the design and performance criteria.
A final acceptance package is provided to the customer for review and sign off. The deliverables in this package include a summary of the test results, detailed RF test results of each floor and frequency, MPE measurements, as-built drawings and support/maintenance information.
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