Customizing BTS Antennas

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Customizing BTS Antennas

The following properties allow you to customize the graphic representation of BTS antennas. They can be set to the BTS object directly if you want them to be applied to all antennas inside the BTS object. Or, if necessary, you can set the properties to a specific antenna.

Table 9.1 CSS Properties for BTS Antennas

Property Name	Type	Default Value	Description
`rotation`	`int`	`0`	Denotes the orientation of the BTS antenna, measured in degrees.
`antennaRadius`	`int`	`100`	Denotes the size of the antenna when the power value is highest.
`powerMaxValue`	`int`	`0`	Denotes the highest possible power value for antennas.
`antennaVisible`	`boolean`	`true`	Denotes whether the graphic representation of the antenna is visible or not.
`antialiasing`	`boolean`	`true`	Denotes whether antialiasing is used or not for the drawing ot the BTS antenna.
`alphaBeamWidth`	`float`	`1.0f`	Denotes the alpha value used to achieve transparency effects when drawing the antenna beam width.
`beamWidthRadius`	`int`	`100`	Denotes the beam width radius of the antennas when the power value is highest.
`beamWidthVisible`	`boolean`	`true`	Denotes whether the graphic representation of the antenna beam width is visible or not.
`beamWidthBorderVisible`	`boolean`	`true`	Denotes whether the beam width is drawn with a border or not.

How to Customize the Representation of Any BTS Antenna

object."ilog.tgo.model.IltBTSAntenna" {
  alphaBeamWidth: 0.5;
  beamWidthBorderVisible: true;
}

How to Customize the Representation of the Antennas of a Specific BTS Object

The following CSS extract defines specific antenna properties which are set for a given BTS object. All the antennas that are part of this BTS object will be customized accordingly.

#bts1 {
  alphaBeamWidth: 0.5;
  beamWidthBorderVisible: true;
}

How to Customize the Representation of a Single BTS Antenna

The following CSS extract shows how to customize the representation of a single BTS antenna. In this case, the CSS selector used is based on the BTS antenna identifier.

#antenna1 {
  alphaBeamWidth: 0.8;
  beamWidthVisible: false;
}

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