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# Configure Localino Anchors

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You only need this chapter if you are using 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]**, anchors have already been configured for this floor.
4. In field **\[C1]**, specify how high (in meters) the floor of the selected floor is above the ground.
5. In field **\[C2]**, specify how high (in meters) the ceiling of the selected floor is above the ground.
6. Click on **\[C3]**

   ▷ The options for the next step appear
7. In **\[D1]**, select at least 2 anchors
8. Optional: Activate **\[D2]** to filter the list of anchors so that only anchors that are compatible with the previously made entries are displayed.
9. Click on **\[D3]**

   ▷ The anchors **\[E]** appear in the viewport. Individual anchors are displayed as red dots **\[E1]**
10. Drag and drop the anchors into the desired position. The position of the anchors in BuildingPro Suites must correspond as precisely as possible to the position of the hardware devices.

    ▷ You can only move/rotate/scale the anchors as a whole. You cannot edit individual anchors. The position of the respective anchor points to each other was previously determined in the Localino app.

    ▷ You can also rotate and scale the anchor arrangement. If necessary, use **\[E2]** and **\[E3]** to make fine adjustments.
11. Click on **Save \[F]**

    ▷ The settings are applied

## Adjust Localino Anchors afterward

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You can adjust the configuration of the Localino anchors afterward.

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 carried out yet.
3. Click on **Reset \[G1]**

   ▷ The message **\[H]** appears
4. Click on **\[H1]**

   ▷ The position of the anchors is reset.

   ▷ All possibly connected Localino trackers are no longer displayed.
5. Proceed as described in the chapter [↗ Configure Localino Anchors.](/collection/mandatory-base/platform-core/connect-hub/edge-app-marketplace-for-plug-ins-and-extentions/apps/localino.md)


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