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--- tools-survey [2024/10/17 16:01] – [Noise and SNR] hogwild
+++ tools-survey [2024/10/27 19:25] (current) – [Wireless Survey] -Condense hogwild
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-Your router's own SSIDs are shown in light grey, with a hard-coded RSSI of -10dbm when in AP mode. The actual RSSI is displayed when the device is in Wireless Client mode/Media-Bridge mode or other special modes.
+Your router's SSIDs are shown in light grey, with a hard-coded RSSI of -10dbm when in AP mode. The actual RSSI is displayed when the device is in Wireless Client mode/Media Bridge mode or other special modes.
 Note that some WiFi networks are "hidden". These are configured not to broadcast their SSID.
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 This setting is purposely "forgotten" and will reset to defaults the next time you visit the menu. \\  \\
-**Style:** represents how translucent the ellipses and noise figures will appear.\\ This is saved in a browser cookie. \\ \\ **SSID text **(in pixels)**:** tweaks the font size for SSID names on top of the relevant ellipse. \\ It also allows you to fully hide the SSID name on the charts. This is saved in a browser cookie. \\ \\ **Limit SSIDs:** SSIDs are drawn from the highest RSSI to the lowest. The Limit (0-40) represents the maximum number of SSIDs displayed in every canvas shown. The Limit filters out from the weakest RSSI to the highest. (Default: 20).\\  \\ This setting does not affect the number of records in the table. However, only the RGB column will display/hide items based on the limit value. This is saved in a browser cookie. \\ \\ **Shuffle:** randomizes the colours of the external (scanned BSSID) ellipses.
+**Style:** represents how translucent the ellipses and noise figures will appear.\\ This is saved in a browser cookie. \\ \\ **SSID text **(in pixels)**:** tweaks the font size for SSID names on top of the relevant ellipse. \\ It also allows you to fully hide the SSID name on the charts. This is saved in a browser cookie. \\ \\ **Limit SSIDs:** SSIDs are drawn from highest RSSI to lowest. The Limit (0-40) represents the maximum number of SSIDs displayed in every canvas shown. The Limit filters out from the weakest RSSI to the highest. (Default: 20).\\  \\ This setting doesn't affect the number of records in the table. However, only the RGB column will display/hide items based on the limit value. This is saved in a browser cookie. \\ \\ **Shuffle:** randomizes the colours of the external (scanned BSSID) ellipses.
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-  * An 802.11g radio, all channel widths > 20 MHz are displayed as 20MHz
+  * An 802.11g radio, all channel widths > 20 MHz display as 20MHz
-  * An 802.11n radio, all channel widths > 40 MHz are displayed as 40MHz
+  * An 802.11n radio, all channel widths > 40 MHz display as 40MHz
-  * An 802.11ac radio, all channel widths > 80 MHz are displayed as 80MHz
+  * An 802.11ac radio, all channel widths > 80 MHz display as 80MHz
-  * An 802.11ax radio, all channel widths > 160 MHz are displayed as 160MHz
+  * An 802.11ax radio, all channel widths > 160 MHz display as 160MHz
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-While this tool is fully functional, you are advised to also use another WiFi scanner, such as a smartphone app. Adding this data will give you both the client's perspective, and the router's.
+Though this tool is fully functional, you are advised to also use another WiFi scanner, such as a smartphone app. Adding this data will give you both the client's perspective, and the router's.
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