Before installing directional antennas in a city council chamber, the project lead wants to stop contractors from 'improving' downtilt or azimuth on their own. What deployment practice best prevents that drift?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Installers who 'fix' aiming can wreck a carefully modeled chamber. Walk them through why downtilt and azimuth matter before anyone climbs a ladder. That handover meeting is cheaper than a resurvey.
Full Explanation
Design handover meetings communicate why placement, orientation, and power settings were chosen so field staff do not alter antenna aiming in ways that create bleed, nulls, or CCI. Providing only a channel list or inviting improvisation undoes predictive and measured design work. Structured explanation of aiming constraints is a core deploy-phase control for expert WLAN projects.