Spectrum analysis is an optional feature if you plan to perform spectrum analysis surveys, be sure to also get Wi-Spy or WiPry.You are here: Home > User Guide > Monitoring the Network > Setting up Spectrum Analysis Setting up Spectrum Analysis Try It Yourself!ĭownload TamoGraph Site Survey now to see for yourself how this tool can help you reduce the time and costs that are involved in deploying and maintaining Wi-Fi networks and improve network performance and coverage. When a report with spectrum data is generated, location markers are overlaid on the floor plan and walkabout path, and a sequence of spectrum charts corresponding to each location marker is added to the report. The second option is viewing data in PDF or HTML reports.

When you hover the mouse over any point of the walkabout path, the spectrum pane displays the graph for the given survey point. The first option is viewing data in the main application window. After you have performed a survey, the spectrum data collected can be viewed in two ways. The survey procedure is very similar to the one that you follow when you perform standard passive surveys.

When a spectrum analyzer is plugged in, a live spectrum picture is displayed on the central pane of the main TamoGraph window, as shown below. WiPry Clarity by Oscium, a tri-band (2.4/5/6 GHz) analyzer that you can order directly from Oscium (you will be able to order from us soon.).Wi-Spy DBx by MetaGeek, a dual-band (2.4/5 GHz) analyzer that you can order from us, as a bundle with TamoGraph, or directly from MetaGeek.

TamoGraph can perform spectrum analysis simultaneously with passive surveys by interfacing with one of the following USB-based spectrum analyzers: The purpose of spectrum analysis is to detect and identify such sources of interference, eliminate them, and identify the WLAN channels with minimal interference Because these bands are unlicensed, they are often shared with non-Wi-Fi sources of RF signals, such as wireless video cameras, microwave ovens, or cordless phones, which cause interference. Spectrum analysis involves the use of special RF equipment designed to listen to and analyze the frequency bands utilized by Wi-Fi devices. And spectrum analysis in a super bundle! Spectrum Analysis in TamoGraph

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