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Fig. 2
Site Analysis Tool, ZONE
RENOVIA
MENU
OK
Site 1 8:56 PM
Hub: Entertainment room #3
Zone: Other #1
Press OK to Test
Untested
3. To perform a test, make sure to complete the previous
step first, and then simply press the OK button on the
Zone Test Tool. You will see two separate tests being
performed, as shown in Fig. 3. First, in Stage 1, the
tester will perform an STR (signal streaming) test. At
the 75% complete point, this will be followed by Stage
2, CQM (channel quality matrix) test. The entire Stage
1 – Stage 2 sequence will last approximately 1 minute.
A group of several measurements will be gathered from
these tests and evaluated together to produce a
displayed result – Good, Marginal, or Poor along with a
percentage score ranging from 0 to 100%, as shown in
Fig. 4. Any grade below 60% is Poor. 60 to 69% is
Marginal and 70 to 100% is Good. Any outlet that
shows a Good rating is an excellent choice for the
installation of a Renovia Zone Amplifier.
If at all possible, avoid Poor outlets and
minimize the use of those that test Marginal.
Fig. 3
Site Analysis Tool, Zone
RENOVIA
MENU
OK
Site 1 8:56 PM
Hub: Entertainment room #3
Zone: Living room #1
Stage 1
Testing. . .
STR 65%
100%
Site Analysis Tool, Zone
RENOVIA
MENU
OK
Site 1 8:56 PM
Hub: Entertainment #1
Zone: Living room #1
Stage 2
Testing. . .
QCM 75%
100%
Fig. 4
Site Analysis Tool, HUB
RENOVIA
MENU
OK
Site 1 8:56 PM
Hub: Entertainment room #3
Zone: Living room #1
Good
Grade: 80%
Press OK to Test
Site Analysis Tool, ZONE
RENOVIA
MENU
OK
Site 1 8:56 PM
Hub: Entertainment room #3
Zone: Living room #1
Good
Grade: 80%
Press OK to Test
2. Select Menu – Change Room and select the zone name
for the first outlet you test in a room. Using the
standardized outlet numbering scheme described in
step 1(e) on page 10, select Menu – Change Outlet and
select the outlet number. To sequence outlet numbers
from here in the zone, simply press the Up Arrow
button to increment.