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 | Add an interfering systems link to the scenario |  | Generate multiple interfering links |
 | Duplicate an interefering link |  | Change the selcted system type |
 | Delete a link |  | On-line manual help |
Figure 212210: Interfering system links controlAnchor F212F210F212 F210
Figure 213211: Generation of multiple interferer links with different Anchor F213F211F213 F211
technical characteristics from each other
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The feature “to position with” allows the deployment of a second type of interferer (for instance interfering link 1) for which the transmitters will be located at the same location as the transmitters of another type of interferers (i.e. interfering link 2 or interfering link 3). This feature is of interest since it allows deploying these two interferers at the same location (i.e. with the same coordinates) and these two transmitters could be transmitting at the same time while having different transmitter characteristics (e.g. emission mask, antenna radiation pattern…) or with a relative X, Y position set by DeltaX and DeltaY.
Figure 214212: Possibility to position interferer links with one anotherAnchor F214F212F214 F212
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If for one interfering link (e.g. interfering link 1) the number of active transmitter is one, then for any extra interfering links, only one Tx is simulated. When the “to position with” feature is selected, any values are grey shaded and only one transmitter is simulated.