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Cursor functions:
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•Enter: It changes mode.
-In tuning by Access Point: (-> AP -> SP ->).
-In tuning by Channel: (-> CH -> SP ->).
•Cursor left/right:
-In AP mode: It changes Access Point.
-In CH mode: It changes WiFi channel.
-In SP mode: It changes span.
•Cursor up/down: It changes reference level.
6.4.3 Menu Options
► Tuning Menu
Press to access this menu. It has some options to tune a channel or an access
point. Tuning menu has these options:
Channel / Access Point: It allows you to select the channel / access point
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to tune (tuning selection on "tuny by" option). After pressing it shows
available channels / access point to select.
Channel Plan: This option allows the user to select a channel plan from the
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ones available for the current installation. It is necessary a Channel Plan
to work on WiFi band. Load a WiFi channel plan if your installation does
not have any (WIFI_2_4GHZ is available by default).
Tune by: It allows the user to select between tuning by channel or tuning
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by access point.
-Tuning by channel: It allows you to select a channel or jump from
channel to channel by pressing left / right. When the channel corresponds
to an Access Point central channel, the AP highlights and shows some
information on screen (RSSI and SNR).
-Tuning by AP: It allows you to select a AP or jump from AP to AP by
pressing left / right. The selected AP highlights and shows some
information on screen (RSSI and SNR).
Reference Level: It allows you to edit the reference level. The reference
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level is the power range represented on the vertical axis. Reference level
can also be change using cursor up/down.
Span: It allows you to edit the span, which is the frequency range
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displayed on screen. Span can also be change using cursor left/right in SP
mode.
Center Tuned Frequency: When selecting this option, the channel / Access
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Point tuned (where the main cursor is pointing) is placed at center of the
screen. This option does not work with FULL span.
March 2025 175 Chapter 6: WIFI MONITORING