3.1. File

3.1.1. Save as
3.1.2. Open the file
3.1.3. Copy modem settings
3.1.4. Paste modem settings
3.1.5. View log Quick RS
3.1.6. Add to the local database
3.1.7. Upload from local database
3.1.8. Upload from the remote database
3.1.9. Exit


3.1.3. Copy modem settings - copy all the modem settings that are displayed in the clipboard.

3.1.4. Paste modem settings - Importing modem settings from the clipboard, import parameters to select.

3.1.5. View log Quick RS - reading from the local database of information about the remote modems to transfer the new settings radio network. When the remote modem to the new translation of the radio network parameters, the following information is stored: NI modem, date, status ("-" - not confirmed, "Ready" - confirmed), new radio network parameters, the old radio network parameters. Log can be filtered by date and NI. When filtering by NI uses regular expressions. Saved settings radio network can be used to configure the modem.

3.1.6. Add to the local database - preservation of the local database of network parameters (channel, network ID, key).

3.1.7. Upload from local database - view the saved radio network parameters for the selected period of time. The search is performed on the column "Name". When searching using regular expressions. Saved settings radio network can be used to configure the modem.

3.1.8. Upload from the remote database - view the saved radio network parameters for the selected period of time on a remote PC (the remote computer must be running and configured accordingly software "EMBEE Radio Sniffer"). The search is performed on the column "Name". When searching using regular expressions. Saved settings radio network can be used to configure the modem. All information is provided only for reading.

Also you can search a running version of the software "EMBEE Radio Sniffer" for TCP / IP.

"IP" - given the starting address scanning.
"Port" - specifies the port on which the server should listen.
"Counter" - specify the number of IP addresses to check. Ie if "IP" "192.168.2.53" is overkill would be as follows: "192.168.2.53, 192.168.2.54, 192.168.2.55, ... , 192.168.2.151, 192.168.2.152". For IPv4 networks have the last address "*.*.*.254", for IPv6 if the last octet is "fffe".
"Time Out" - sets the timeout connection to the server.

3.1.9. Exit - close window.