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# Configure Localino anchors

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You only need this chapter if you use the Localino app.
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## Configure Localino anchors

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1. Open a floor
2. Click on **Configure floor \[A]**\
   ▷ The sidebar changes.
3. Click on **Start calibration \[B]**\
   ▷ Note: If you see the message **\[G]** you have already configured anchors for this floor.
4. In field **\[C1]** enter how high (in meters) the floor of the selected level is above the ground.
5. In field **\[C2]** enter how high (in meters) the ceiling of the selected level is above the ground.
6. Click on **\[C3]**\
   ▷ The options for the next step appear
7. Select in **\[D1]** at least 2 anchors from
8. Optional: Enable **\[D2]**, to filter the list of anchors so that only anchors compatible with the information entered previously are shown.
9. Click on **\[D3]**\
   ▷ The anchors appear in the viewport **\[E]**. Individual anchors are shown as red dots **\[E1]**
10. Move the anchors to the desired position using drag and drop. The position of the anchors in Eliona should match the position of the hardware devices as closely as possible.\
    ▷ You can only move/rotate/scale the anchors as a whole. You cannot edit individual anchors. The relative positions of the anchor points to one another were defined beforehand in the Localino app.\
    ▷ You can also rotate and scale the anchor arrangement. If necessary, use **\[E2]** and **\[E3]**, to make the fine adjustments.
11. Click on **Save \[F]**\
    ▷ The settings are applied

## Adjust Localino anchors later

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You can adjust the configuration of the Localino anchors later.

1. Open a floor
2. Click on **Configure floor \[A]**\
   ▷ The message **\[G]** appears in the sidebar. If this message is missing, no anchor calibration has been performed yet.
3. Click on **Reset \[G1]**\
   ▷ The message **\[H]** appears
4. Click on **\[H1]**\
   ▷ The position of the anchors is reset.\
   ▷ Any connected Localino trackers will no longer be displayed.
5. Continue as described in the chapter [↗ Localino](/collection/english-v14/documentation/karte-und-stockwerk/stockwerk/localino-anker-konfigurieren.md) Configure anchors.


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