Tell Homedale to never remove them and the report will list every detected network, whether it's currently active or not. For example, by default it removes access points once they've disappeared for 1 minute, so you're only ever seeing active networks.

Homedale also has one or two useful configuration options. Not exactly essential, but worth trying once, just to see if it works. I wanted to extend its wireless reach to computers. Right-clicking the graph displays options to save it as an image, or log the signal strength data to a text file.Ī 'Location' tab uses Google Geolocation and Mozilla Location Service to locate your current position on a map. The Timeline Slider allows you to dynamically scrub through. Run Homedale on a laptop and you'll be able to access connection quality in various locations. faster download of oui.txt, minor user interface fixes More vendor names shown for MAC addresses, sorting fixed, frequency graph usage fixed Signal graph fixed. A convenient right-click menu allows you to connect to (or disconnect from) any particular access point.Īn 'Access Point Signal Graph' page plots signal strength over time. Homedale 1.41 vom 04.02.14 New: Remove Access Point context menu option added. Launch the program and its 'Access Points' tab provides an in-depth report on your network neighbours, including their name, MAC address, vendor, signal strength, encryption, country ID, mode, frequency, band, first and last seen times, supported bitrates, model and adapter. Homedale is a portable free tool which detects nearby wireless access points, displays their details, and plots signal strength over time.

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