AirView and Motorola Canopy

[vanich]

Hi everyone.

Is it possible to scan and detect Motorola Canopy stations using AirView?

We are using Nanostation2 and we have some Motorola Canopy providers around.

Thanks

[Dave-D]

With the new 5.2 beta firmware, you should
be able to scan for all kinds of radios. It will
have a 'spectrum analyzer'--features TBD. Dave

[wispwest]

Spectrum analysis just shows what is being used on the spectrum, not what "type" is being used correct? Our Motorola Canopy units just show it as a graph.

[900mhzdude]

Spectrum analysis just shows what is being used on the spectrum, not what "type" is being used correct? Our Motorola Canopy units just show it as a graph.

correct

you will need a canopy SM and do a AP Eval to find ware the canopy's are

[Dave-D]

Right, 'wisp'--it probably won't identify
the specific brand when it has a proprietary
protocol. If it's a 'standard' protocol, a
scanner can often identify the type. Dave

[vanich]

Thanks for responses.

In my case I just need to find is any illegal Motorola around.
Couple month ago we start have some troubles with noise and it is not other UBNT equipment.
So, it is possible to find out what’s wrong with frequency around?

[900mhzdude]

yes you can see all frequency's with the airview

[Dave-D]

No you can't see all frequencies with AirView.
It is limited to the 2.4 Ghz band, and Motorola
Canopy is in the 5Ghz band.

Your best bet is to wait for firmware 5.2. Dave

[900mhzdude]

oh forgot there is no airveiw5 yet but if you get airview2 and airveiw9

you will be able to see all canopy that are not on 5ghz

yes best to wait for new firmware

[Dave-D]

Which Canopy is that?

[900mhzdude]

he says he is using a NS2

so if he is looking for a canopy interfering its probably this


http://shop.wirelessguys.com/s.nl/it.A/id.2097/.f