Measurement RSSI and Latency in Wireless Access Point

1. Practical Tools and Materials RSSI and Latency

1. Access Point TP-Link WA701ND                : 1 Unit
   (Include Antenna, Power Adaptor DC)
2. Straight Cable                                            : 1 Unit
3. Measuring Tape/Meteran                        : 1 Unit
4. Cable Roll                         
5. PC/Laptop                                                  : 1 Unit
6. Smartphone                                               : 1 Unit           
7. Software Vistumbler (For PC)                   : Download Here
8. WIFI Router Master (For Smartphone)     : On Play Store & Apps Store
   
   

2. Procedure Practicum

RSSI

RSSI, or “Received Signal Strength Indicator,” is a measurement of how well your device can hear a signal from an access point or router. It’s a value that is useful for determining if you have enough signal to get a good wireless connection. Note, Because an RSSI value is pulled from the client device’s WiFi card (hence “received” signal strength), it is not the same as transmit power from a router or AP.

Latency

Latency is the time that passes between a user action and the resulting response. Network latency refers specifically to delays that take place within a network, or on the Internet. In practical terms, latency is the time between a user action and the response from the website or application to this action – for instance, the delay between when a user clicks a link to a webpage and when the browser displays that webpage.

Fig.1 Procedure Practicum

• Table for recording measurement data

Name of SSID / Wireless Name         :
Manufacture                                      :
Longitude / Latitude AP                    :
Measurement Instrument 1              : Handphone / PC
( IP:        .          .         .       )
Measurement Instrument 2              : Handphone / PC
( IP:        .          .         .       )

Table.1  Measurement RSSI + Latency in 0^o  (Use Compass).

Table.2  Measurement RSSI and Latency in 45^o (Use Compass).

Table.3  Measurement RSSI and Latency in 90^o (Use Compass).

Table.4  Measurement RSSI and Latency in 135^o (Use Compass).

Table.5  Measurement RSSI and Latency in 180^o (Use Compass).

Table.6  Measurement RSSI + Latency in 225^o (Use Compass).

Table.7  Measurement RSSI + Latency in 270^o (Use Compass).

Table.8  Measurement RSSI + Latency in 315^o (Use Compass).

Please Create Chart Radar Degree vs. Distance VS RSSI in Office applications for Instrument 1 & Instrument 2 (Example)

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