[Compulim]

We have released a freeware called WiFi Graph.

"WiFi Graph" let you easily view neighboring Wireless LAN Access Points and their connectivity. Scanning is performed every second means you can always obtain up-to-date AP information on your hand. Data are logged in XML format helps IT professionals in their surveying tasks.

• Check for GOOD hotspots within seconds!
  Graph is updated every second
  Display upto 16 graphs at once
  Graph history compares connectivity at different locations
  Data is logged in XML format and can be used in other applications

Since the product is still in early development stage, only listed devices are supported.

Currently WiFi Graph supports HP iPAQ 4150, Asus SpaceLink WL-110 (Prism CF card) and Buffalo WLI-CF-S11G (using Asus driver).

We are a programming group supported by nothing. We'll be glad to hear your comments (and cheers).

[Compulim]

We have released a freeware called WiFi Graph.

"WiFi Graph" let you easily view neighboring Wireless LAN Access Points and their connectivity. Scanning is performed every second means you can always obtain up-to-date AP information on your hand. Data are logged in XML format helps IT professionals in their surveying tasks.

• Check for GOOD hotspots within seconds!
  Graph is updated every second
  Display upto 16 graphs at once
  Graph history compares connectivity at different locations
  Data is logged in XML format and can be used in other applications

Since the product is still in early development stage, only listed devices are supported.

Currently WiFi Graph supports HP iPAQ 4150, Asus SpaceLink WL-110 (Prism CF card) and Buffalo WLI-CF-S11G (using Asus driver).

We are a programming group supported by nothing. We'll be glad to hear your comments (and cheers).

[Dermot81]

Looks great, but unfortunately doesn't work with my network card

I have a hp2215 with ambicom cf card

[Sven Johannsen]

Pretty neat. Works great on my 4155. Would like to see, or maybe have the option to display a bit more info. Channel and Encryption status might be nice.

I noticed a list of tested devices in the options. Do I gather that green you know is good, yellow is iffy and red you know doesn't work? I can confirm that presently it doesn't work with a Socket CF card in a 2215, though it tried. The graphs came up for a split second and then crashed.