VisiWave Site Survey 7.0.0 Crack & Serial Key

The tool is able to work with wireless network adapters, PC card adapters, integrated wireless adapters, Secure Digital and Compact Flash Wireless Adapters, as well as Wi-Spy Spectrum Analyzer.

You are welcomed by a clean feature lineup that gives you the possibility to load map files in the working environment using the built-in browse button or drag-and-drop support, zoom in or out of the map, enable the GPS position tracking mode, start or stop collecting data, add access points, set the orientation, as well as collect Wi-Fi signal data and spectrum information.

You can define a site survey by adding a map image file from your computer (GIF, JPG, PNG or BMP file format) that represents the survey area (the coverage data is overlaid on this photo), providing details about the name, company, contact, surveyor, date and time, entering information about the location (address, building, floor and area), as well as adding custom notes.

What’s more, you can set the map scale interactively or manually, and click on two locations on the map and enter the length of the line in feet. Additionally, you are allowed to set the scale and choose between different capture modes, such as point by point, continuous or GPS.

You can enter the latitude and longitude of the location clicked on the map using a GPS device or manually entering the latitude and longitude in degrees or degrees, minutes and seconds.

You may export the images to one of the input file formats and include graph title, survey trail, AP location and labels. Plus, you may set the photo size.

Other configuration settings enable you to select the unit of measurement, survey trail, wireless card, sound effects, GPS baud rate, and GPS port. Additionally, you can create a Google Earth KML file to visualize your wireless coverage, relocate the map survey image and clear access points, survey data and last data segment.

All in all, VisiWave Site Survey comes packed with a decent feature pack for helping you analyze and visualize the radio waves, so as to be able to assess the performance of your Wi-Fi coverage.