TABLE OF CONTENTS












Introduction To Dashboard (Home)


The Ray Dashboard screen is the landing of page post login. 

The screen has the below elements. 


1. Select SSID. 

The dashboard screen shows data per SSID. 

Select the SSID from the drop-down for which you want to see the Dashboard data.



2. Aggregate Child

This is a boolean toggle. 

Enabling Aggregate Child toggle includes the data from all the Child clusters of the given cluster. 

Disabling the Aggregate Child which is the default state gives the data from only this cluster.




3. Wi-Fi Online Devices


This shows the devices connected to the selected SSID. 

It splits the devices in both 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz. 


4. Rays




This shows the total number of Rays configured for this Cluster. 


5. Speed test


This tile shows the last speed test result performed on this cluster. 

You can trigger an "On Demand" speed test by clicking the Run Speed Test.


6. Network Performance




This tile shows the results of the last Network Performance test performed on this cluster. 

You can trigger an "On Demand" Network Performance test by Clicking Run Performance Test. 




7. Coverage Map


Coverage remains the key reason for Wi-Fi devices not getting enough Quality. 

The Coverage Maps show the Wi-Fi signal received by each device connected to the Ray. 





Coverage map understandings


The map is divided into 4 signal categories going inside out, 

Excellent, Good, Average, and Poor. 


The chart represents the data in form of icons to represent computers, Android phones & Apple devices.


IoT devices support is in roadmap.



The view can also be switched to a pie chart view. 




The dBm conversion of the same is as below. 



Excellent    : Upto -30 dBm

Good         : -31 dBm to -67 dBm

Average     : -68 dBm to -70 dBm

Poor          : -71 dBm to -80 dBm

Unusable.  : -81 and above



Thank You

Ray Support