Ich meine, die Windows-Software war früher (hab den RFExplorer 2019 bei Wimo gekauft) nicht so. Das muss später dazugekommen sein.
Mit dem Wasserfall kann ich vielleicht auch mal die Software Picfall austesten:
https://www.qsl.net/py4zbz/tutsstv14.htm#picfall
aber ob da die minimal einstellbare Messbandbreite mitspielt?
Damals habe ich mir die Softwareanleitung in ein PDF gedruckt:
Connecting RF Explorer to a computer
RF Explorer device can be connected to a computer (Windows, Linux, Mac and Android) for additional capabilities, including higher resolution screen, additional features and programmability.
For free, open source RF Explorer for Windows tool, please check this link: www.rf-explorer.com/windows
For additional software options developed by a growing list of 3 rd party companies, please check this link:
www.rf-explorer.com/software
API programming specification for RF Explorer
RF Explorer offers a compact, easy to use, USB / RS232 programming interface. It can be used to automate external solutions when connected to an external computer or device.
For full specification of the current API, check www.rf-explorer.com/API .
There are .NET and Python libraries available in GITHUB repository, ideal for custom work required by your
application.
RF Explorer for Windows open source code
RF Explorer is a hacker friendly device. Full open source under LPGL license is offered to the community.
As hackers ourselves, we do like customizing, tinkering and expanding gadgets. We certainly designed and
built RF Explorer with these factors in mind.
We love and make good use all community contributions, contact us or send us a PULL request if you have
source code contributions you want integrated in the final product.
Check our hacker corner link for more details.
von open-source ist heute keine Rede mehr.