How to Use VisiWave Site Survey Serial 18 to Perform a Wi-Fi Site Survey VisiWave Site Survey Serial 18 is a software tool that allows you to perform a complete wireless LAN site survey using a standard wireless adapter and an image of the survey area. You can also use a GPS device to track your location outdoors. VisiWave
Site Survey Serial 18 collects and visualizes Wi-Fi data and helps you analyze your network coverage, identify interference sources, locate rogue access points, and more.

In this article, we will show you how to use VisiWave Site Survey Serial 18 to perform a Wi-Fi site survey in four easy steps.

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Step 1: Install VisiWave Site Survey Serial 18
To install VisiWave Site Survey Serial 18, you need a Windows laptop computer with a supported wireless adapter. You can download the software from https://visiwave.com/download/ and enter your serial number when prompted. You can also download a free
trial version that works for 30 days.

Step 2: Prepare the Survey Area
To prepare the survey area, you need an image of the floor plan or map of the area you want to survey. You can use any image format that VisiWave supports, such as JPG, PNG, BMP, or PDF. You can also use Google Earth images or online maps. You should
scale the image to match the actual dimensions of the area and mark the orientation of the image (north, south, east, west).

If you are surveying an outdoor area, you can use a GPS device to track your location automatically. VisiWave supports several GPS devices, such as Garmin 18x, Garmin 18 PC, Garmin eTrex Legend Cx, Garmin eTrex Vista Cx, and Garmin GPSMAP 60Cx. You
should connect the GPS device to your laptop via USB or serial port and configure it in VisiWave.

Step 3: Collect Wi-Fi Data
To collect Wi-Fi data, you need to walk or drive around the survey area while clicking on the image or using the GPS device to mark your location. VisiWave will scan for Wi-Fi networks and display them on the image as colored dots. You can also see a
heatmap of your wireless coverage and other details such as signal strength, channel usage, SSID, MAC address, etc.

You can collect data in two modes: point mode or continuous mode. In point mode, you click on the image every time you stop at a location and wait for a few seconds for VisiWave to collect data. In continuous mode, you click on the image once at the
start of your walk or drive and then move around without stopping. VisiWave will collect data continuously and interpolate your location based on your speed and direction.

Step 4: Analyze and Report Wi-Fi Data
To analyze and report Wi-Fi data, you can use VisiWave's built-in reporting application or export your data to Google Earth. VisiWave's reporting application allows you to view your data in different ways, such as heatmaps, graphs, tables, lists, etc.
You can also filter your data by access point, SSID, channel, frequency band, etc. You can create custom reports or use predefined templates to visualize your coverage.



If you want to view your data in Google Earth, you can export your data as a KML file and open it in Google Earth. You can see your data as overlays on satellite images or maps and zoom in or out to see more details. You can also change the transparency
of the overlays and adjust the color scheme of the heatmaps.

VisiWave Site Survey Serial 18 is a powerful and easy-to-use tool for performing Wi-Fi site surveys. It helps you understand your wireless network and optimize its performance. You can download it from https://visiwave.com/download/ and try it for free
for 30 days.
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