EDX Foundations Training

EDX Foundations
The Basic course is designed to give new users a solid understanding of EDX Signal/SignalPro. By the end of the course a user will be able to create projects and project templates, import and manage radio equipment, choose appropriate propagation mode settings, run studies, and query/export study information. The user will also be able to dissect a typical RFP and understand how EDX software can be used to respond to RFPs in a timely manner.
Course Syllabus
01| Software Installation
*Please note that this training will review and utilize a standard (recommended) set-up of EDX Software. However, should you require a customized set-up, this can be accomplished with the assistance of 1-on-1 EDX Consultant services.
- Understanding what comes with/does not come with a basic EDX installation
- Where EDX installs various components of the software
- Impacts of these installation locations
- Strategies/best practices for organizing projects and data for single user and multiple
user set-ups
02| External Data and EDX Software
- Understanding the various types of data EDX can use and where it’s used in the software
- Understanding the difference between EDX formats and other data formats
- Understanding the difference between data that impacts calculations and data that
doesn’t - Where to source data for use in EDX
03| EDX application window/user interface
- User hands-on exploration of the EDX user interface
- Overview of the components that make up the EDX application
- Overview of menu bar, button bar, project pane and status bar
- Overview of various navigation modes – left click, right click, click and hold, and scrolling.
04| Creating EDX Projects
- User hands-on with EDX software
- Building new projects, pointing to data and organizing map layers
- Repurposing existing EDX projects
- Project templates
05| Working with Projects
- User hands-on with EDX software
● Preparing and importing Base station data, CPE/Subscriber units, mobile/remote units
● Propagation model overview and basic setup
● Relationship of various network topologies to EDX study types, e.g. fixed vs mobile
● Running studies and querying/understanding results, and set-up factors that affect study
results
06| Analyze Basic Network Topologies
- Discussion and user hands-on
● Fixed vs mobile, Broadcast, simulcast, hybrid, etc.
● Discussion of study types appropriate to specific topologies
● Basic system analysis, discussion of reliability/availability applied to specific topologies
07| RFP Response Discussion
- Discussion and user hands-on
● Dissecting a typical RFP and understanding how EDX can be used to respond
● Creating/working with a project to generate study results for the RFP
● Analyzing study results and preparing deliverables

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