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Revision as of 13:37, 25 March 2026
ConnectivityLines visualizes the connectivity between radios within the same RadioNet. It provides a graphical representation of whether radios can communicate with each other based on defined thresholds and network configuration.
The functionality is controlled with the IConnectivityLines interface.
ConnectivityLines supports two modes:
- Without a master radio
- With a master radio
Each connection is represented as a split line:
- One half indicates whether the source (from) radio can reach the target (to) radio.
- The other half indicates whether the target (to) radio can reach the source (from) radio.
Without a Master Radio
When no master radio is configured:
- Connectivity lines are drawn between all possible pairs of radios in the RadioNet.
With a Master Radio
When a master radio is configured:
- Connectivity is only shown between each radio and the master radio.
- No direct connectivity lines are displayed between non-master radios.
- This simplifies the visualization and emphasizes the central role of the master radio in the network.
Settings
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Threshold | Decibel | Defines the signal strength cutoff for what is considered “coverage.” |
| HasConnectionColor | Color | Display color for has coverage |
| NoConnectionColor | Color | Display color for no coverage |
| HasNoSignalLevelColor | Color | Display color for when we are unable to determine signal level for the radio |
| LineThickness | double | Line thickness for the rendered lines |