LORALYSER, THE RF ANALSYER THAT DETECTS FM AND LORA CARRIER SIGNALS Reviews

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Monitor RF activity and interference with RF Solutions LoRaLyser dongle, the RF Analyser detects FM Carrier and LoRa Spread Spectrum RF signal strength (dBm) via graphical displays.
Only to be used on an Android smart device, the LoRaLyser will show data from RF Solutions transmitted signals. It features RF signals/ packets, Waveform level, decoded data, RF signal strength in dBm, User selectable trigger levels as well as a walk, ping test.
Simply, download our free Android App and plug the dongle in!
If you require a tool that shows spreading factor/ bandwith and other such details, you would require a spectrum analyser This is not a spectrum analsyer, this is not a tool for developing embedded LoRa, RF Designs.
Please note: *The LoRaLyser can only be used with the 'RFS Packet Analyser' App. No other app can be used with this product.
Simply, download our free Android App and plug the dongle in!Android App - 'RFS Packet Analyser' - Available Now from Google Play Store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rfs.loralyser.rfsolutions&hl=en

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“The application does not provide sufficient control over the LoRa settings to be useful as a test tool. Ideally all settings SF, BW etc.. should be configurable from the app. It would also be much more useful if there was a PC application to use with the RF Packet Analyser much like the TI RF dongles.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Good Afternoon Mike, Thank you for your feedback, this is a tool for use with our remote control systems only and provides basic screenshots of RF activity for installers to monitor RF activity/ interference etc. Please note that it is not a tool for developing embedded LoRa, RF designs. If you need a tool which can show spreading factor, bandwidth and other such detail then you would need some form of spectrum analyser. Many thanks All the best Chloe - RF Solutions Team

Posted 1 year ago