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nmaguire
12-03-2009, 05:00 AM
Hi,
We are a bluetooth marketing company called Huetouch in the UK, and wish to do pre-install site survays, we are concious that 2.4ghz traffic can significantly effect the performance of class 1 bluetooth radios and thus we want to use a specy analyzer to check for WIFI, 2.4noise and particually to test the range and signal strength of Bluetooth - will the Airview product do this ????
UBNT-Ramin
12-03-2009, 02:28 PM
We are a bluetooth marketing company called Huetouch in the UK, and wish to do pre-install site survays, we are concious that 2.4ghz traffic can significantly effect the performance of class 1 bluetooth radios and thus we want to use a specy analyzer to check for WIFI, 2.4noise and particually to test the range and signal strength of Bluetooth - will the Airview product do this ????
AirView2 is not at all wifi-application specific so it doesn't care what kind of traffic it's measuring/displaying. It will detect ANY traffic in its effective range (2400-2485 MHz) and produce its graphs/displays. So yes, absolutely if the devices you're talking about emit RF in that range, they'll definitely show up in AirView.
Cheers,
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12-17-2010, 03:19 AM
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sakita
12-17-2010, 06:52 AM
AirView2 is not at all wifi-application specific so it doesn't care what kind of traffic it's measuring/displaying. It will detect ANY traffic in its effective range (2400-2485 MHz) and produce its graphs/displays. So yes, absolutely if the devices you're talking about emit RF in that range, they'll definitely show up in AirView.
Cheers,
I agree they are great gizmos... I have both the AirView9 and AirView2 and they're very handy. The built-in AirView in all of the M series products is also a great help for finding the clearest air available.
Question: What is the channel width (resolution) that the AirView 900 and AirView2 sample at?
Comment: Having it under 'embedded radios' makes it harder to find on the website.
