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Guide 06

Maps, playback & events

Inspect measured routes in 2D or 3D without losing the event context.

Build the map view

Choose a signal metric, then toggle the route, heatmap, and events. At a wider zoom, clustered samples keep the map readable. Select a cluster to inspect a smaller area.

Building extrusion is available where the basemap provides building geometry. Empty building areas do not imply there are no physical buildings.

Interface walkthrough

Inspect a route, not just a number

CAKRA Inspect a route, not just a number interface, using practice data.
Camera and snapshot

Switch 2D/3D or fit the route. Snapshot for report retains a view for this session, without changing GPS or RF values.

App component screenshot · practice data, not live network results. Hover, click or use Tab + Enter for notes. Screenshot controls do not run app features. Basemap © OpenMapTiles / OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenFreeMap.

Camera and playback

Use 2D/3D, tilt, bearing, north reset, and area focus to control the view. Playback selects a sample on the route; enable follow mode to move the camera with it. Changing language preserves the camera.

Read the timeline

Filter handovers, reselections, or ping-pong candidates and inspect the transitions. Event labels and serving-cell changes are evidence to investigate, not a guarantee of a signaling failure.

The weak-sample table limits its displayed rows for readability. Use the filters and exports when you need to examine the complete subset.

City & Engineering

Choose City for colorful geographic context, or Engineering for a restrained basemap beneath RF measurements. The map follows the app light/dark theme. Changing the basemap does not change samples, RF equations, camera position or active layers.

Provider tiles need an internet connection and disclose the viewed area. A failed style request retains the previous usable map or a documented fallback. Read the status rather than assuming the requested style loaded. Building extrusions are context, not surveyed heights or proof of a 1:1 city.