Wi-Fi Analyzer for Android 3.10.5
Turns your Android phone into a Wi-Fi analyzer.
Wifi Analyzer is a useful tool that helps you select a better channel for your wireless router. Show the Wi-Fi channels around you. It helps you find a less busy channel for your wireless router.
What is a "Channel"?
A Wi-Fi channel is a range of radio frequencies that an access point or wireless router uses to communicate with your Android phone or another device with Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi networks that operate on the same channel are forced to share bandwidth. The Wi-Fi channels are arranged in a superimposed pattern according to IEEE_802.11, and the adjacent channels share a certain range of bandwidth interfering with each other.
How do I choose the correct channel?
First, do not choose a channel used by other networks. Second, do not share bandwidth with others.
How can I know what channels are being used to me?
Install "Wifi Analyzer" on your Android phone and run it. Switch to the "channel chart" view to see the displayed chart.
This was difficult to understand. I do not understand what all this means.
You can use the "channel rating" view! Press "MENU", "View", "Channel Sorting", and you will see a list of ratings for all channels. Press "MENU" again, "Configure my AP", choose your router by name and MAC address. You can see the rating of your router. A higher rating means a better connection quality.
What does "Set my AP" mean in the channel rating?
It means something like "choose my wireless router and compare your score with others." It does not mean "connect to a Wi-Fi network" or "switch to another channel" definitely!
How do I change to a different channel?
This application will not configure your wireless router and the configuration goes beyond the scope of these frequently asked questions. Read the manual of your router or google "MODEL_OF_YOUR_ROUTER channel configuration" (Replace MODEL_OF_YOUR_ROUTER with the real model of your router).
Software Details:
Developer: Farproc
License: Freeware
Size: 1.6 MB
OS: Android
Date: Nov 26, 2017
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