Chanalyzer turns data collected from a Wi-Spy into highly interactive charts and graphs, allowing users to "visualize" their wireless landscape. Together, Wi-Spy and Chanalyzer enable both enterprise and small business users to visualize, troubleshoot, and optimize their wireless networks.

Chanalyzer records real-time data for review later or remotely. Use Chanalyzer for impactful explanations on how you will optimize a customer's wireless network. You can also troubleshoot without leaving your desk by installing our new Recon application, a simple Wi-Spy 2.4x data server. Connect to it remotely from any location with Chanalyzer as if the Wi-Spy were attached to your local computer.

Chanalyzer Features:
1. Typical 2.4GHz and 5GHz device signatures are identifiable using the Signatures tool.
2. Run Wi-Spy 2.4x, Wi-Spy DBx, Recordings, and Networked Wi-Spy simultaneously
3. Wi-Fi network information such as SSID, Channel and dBm. (This does not use the Wi-Spy 2.4x. It uses the WiFi card on the computer) 5GHz support with the Wi-Spy DBx
4. Networked Wi-Spy. (See Remote-Wi-Spy)
5. Better handling of the timeframe.
6. More Device Signatures.
7. Marker details in Inspector
8. Chanalyzer 3 records without any implemented time limit.
9. Inspector will display frequency, amplitude and popularity of whatever point the mouse hovers over.
10. Notes allows you to add time-specific annotations to interference instances in a recording.

Get the most out of your Wi-Spy:
1. To view the 2.4GHz band you must enter in the start and stop frequencies in the Hardware Configurations tab. You can also right click on the X-Axis.
2. By clicking the lock, you can freeze the timeframe, to display a range of time instead of an aggregate sum of all data collected.
3. The playhead and tail are adjustable. By using the Spectral View, you can select different areas of the recording where the amplitude is higher at different times.
4. Save your recordings for later playback.
5. Zoom to a specific channel by changing the X-Axis labels, and right-clicking on the channel you would like to display.

Chanalyzer can show up to 1 hour of data at a time allowing you to quickly skim through the 24 hour
recording (this is easiest by just clicking on the playback track bar in hour increments). If you have a
specific 802.11 channel that you plan to use change the X-axis labels to Wi-Fi and highlight that
channel to make it easier to spot interference on that channel.

Chanalyzer also provides an analysis of all Wi-Fi channels. Select "Wi-Fi Report" from the Reports menu
to obtain detailed information about each channel, including a composite "grade." The grade is a
measurement of how quiet the channel is; the higher the grade, the quieter the channel.

The following screenshot shows Channel 1 highlighted. The red lines demarcate the boundary of the 22
MHz wide 8022.b channel that is being used. The IEEE 802.11b standard defines 14 channels, although
some channels are not available in certain countries. Cisco has a comprehensive list of 802.11a/b/g
channel definitions as well as a table showing which regions allow each channel.

Troubleshooting with Wi-Spy is easiest with a laptop. Chanalyzer program requires .Net 2.0 (or
higher), which runs on all recent versions of Microsoft Windows (Windows 2000 and newer). Third-party
software for Linux and Mac OS X is also available.

Requirements:
* Net Framework 2.0
* Remote Computer with a Wi-Spy and Recon 2.

SoftSea.com had fully tested and uploaded the install files, Chanalyzer does not contain any adware or spyware, the latest version is 3.4.0.0310, you can download this software (6.19 MB) from special server of SoftSea.com.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this wireless communication software.