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# Points of Interest (POI)
### View and Label Measured Points
While measuring with LX1, **you can capture pause points at different heights around the room**. These points can later be viewed using **Points of Interest (POI)**.
For example, if you want to record the position and height of a **light switch**, you can place LX1 at that position during your measurement and capture a point.
Once you've completed your floor plan, POI allows you to view the individual points captured during the measurement. Select a point to see its **height relative to the floor level**, and add a label to identify what it represents.
This can be useful for recording the position and height of light switches, electrical sockets or other important points around the property.
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### View Your Measured Points
With your floor plan open:
1. Tap **POI**
2. The points captured during your measurement are displayed on the floor plan
3. Tap the point you want to view
The selected point is highlighted and its **height relative to the floor level** is displayed.
You can also use the **left and right arrows** to move between captured points.
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### Add a Label
To identify a selected point:
1. Select the required point
2. Tap **Add Label**
3. Enter a name for the point — for example, **Light Switch**
4. Tap **Apply**
The label is then displayed against the selected point on your floor plan.
You can select the labelled point again if you need to **edit the label**.
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### Save Your Changes
After adding or editing your Points of Interest, remember to save your changes.
Tap **File**, then choose the appropriate save option:
* **Save** – updates your existing floor plan with the changes you’ve made.
* **Save As** – saves a new copy, leaving the original floor plan unchanged.
If you leave the floor plan without saving your changes, the app will prompt you to **Save Changes**, so you have another opportunity to save your updates before exiting.
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### Choosing Points While Measuring
POI uses the points that were captured during your **original measurement**.
If there is a particular position you know you will want to identify later, such as the position and height of a light switch, **capture a pause point at that position while measuring**.
After completing the measurement, use **POI** to select that point, view its recorded height and add a label.
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### Key Takeaway
**POI turns your captured measurement points into useful reference points within the finished floor plan.**
Select a point to view its height, then add a label when you want to identify what that point represents.
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