802.11ax 160mhz channels graphed incorrectly?

VREMSoftwareDevelopment / WiFiAnalyzer

Android application to analyze WiFi signals.

https://vremsoftwaredevelopment.github.io/WiFiAnalyzer/

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802.11ax 160mhz channels graphed incorrectly? #339

Closed Swap-File closed 3 years ago

Swap-File commented 3 years ago

Describe the bug 802.11ax 160mhz wide channels do not appear to graph correctly. Looks like the center channel is incorrect.

Phone: OnePlus 8 Pro

Screenshots WiFiAnalyzer Screenshot (unexpected graph): (Bar overhangs to the left of 36 and stops at channel 56, center at 42(?))

Netspot Screenshot (expected graph): (Bar goes from 36 to 64, with a center at 50)

VREMSoftwareDevelopment commented 3 years ago

Currently we do not have hardware that support 802.11ax 160mhz to test the issue you are having.

Can you please provide us with additional information to help resolve the issue:

Application About screenshot
Access point (in question) detail information screenshot
Android WiFi connection list screenshot with enabled WiFi verbose logging

How to enable WiFi verbose logging

Please make sure that you are running the latest version of the application

Thanks

Swap-File commented 3 years ago

About:

Router: Asus RT-AX88U

Wifi Connection:

VREMSoftwareDevelopment commented 3 years ago

A few more screenshots please:

Access point (in question) detail information screenshot from application (WiFi analyzer access point list)
Access point (in question) detail information screenshot from Android (WiFi connection list with enabled WiFi verbose logging)

Thanks

Swap-File commented 3 years ago

VREMSoftwareDevelopment commented 3 years ago

Sorry I think there is a slight misunderstanding on the last screenshot. Android provides the list of all available WiFi connections. It is the screenshot that you have provided previously, the part that has a list of all available WiFi connections in Android. Please do not cover the Access Point in question, all the detailed information that is provided there is needed.

If you are worried about leaking any private information, please email screenshot.

VREMSoftwareDevelopment commented 3 years ago

@Swap-File Please provide missing information (there is no need to provide SSID or BSSID)

wifi-list-missing-info

Swap-File commented 3 years ago

The top connected access point is the 160mhz one, the rest are other networks, or my neighbors networks.

There is another page of nearby networks if you need to see them all.

VREMSoftwareDevelopment commented 3 years ago

The fix will be available in next release.