Editing zone settings

Rename the zone, keep zone notes, delete a zone, and choose which compatibility tests run between this zone and the others in the site.

To open the settings, click the Zone Settings gear button in the zone toolbar. The modal is titled Zone Settings for your zone’s name and has two tabs: Details and Interactions.

Details tab

• Zone name — rename the zone.
• Scan files — informational: a zone’s displayed scans are chosen from the Scans menu on the spectrum plot, not here. See Choosing which scan files a zone displays.
• Zone notes — free text saved with the zone.

Click Save to apply changes (Saved Zone Details).

Deleting a zone

Click the red Delete button. The confirmation warns: This will permanently delete all data for this zone. If this is shared, all collaborators will lose it too.

Caution

Deleting a zone permanently removes its groups and frequencies, its single-frequency exclusions, its monitored devices and monitoring layout, and its real-time report link. Coord requires at least one zone per site, so the last zone can’t be deleted. Consider exporting the zone first.

Interactions tab

This tab controls which compatibility tests run between this zone and each other zone in the site — the zone-level counterpart of site interactions.

One row per other zone:

Column	Test
CH SPC	Channel spacing / direct frequency hits
2T3O	2-transmitter, 3rd-order intermodulation
2T5O	2-transmitter, 5th-order intermodulation
3T3O	3-transmitter, 3rd-order intermodulation
DHB (kHz)	Direct Hit Buffer — overrides equipment-profile direct-hit spacing between the interacting frequencies (SoundBase Pro). Entering a value enables CH SPC automatically; clearing CH SPC clears the buffer.

Click Save — the changes apply together, and Coord re-analyzes the coordination.

Note

Coord works additively: interaction tests apply to future calculations. Frequencies found before a change aren’t re-checked automatically — recalculate if existing frequencies must be validated against the new tests. Fewer enabled interactions generally means more candidate results.