Berkeley Varitronics Systems BumbleBee-TABLET Manual de usuario

Tablet PC Spectrum Analyzer

manual version 1.6

BumbleBee-TABLET

BumbleBee-TABLET Interface Hardware user’s manual

BumbleBee-TABLET/BumbleBee-TABLET Interface Hardware

Unpacking Your BumbleBee-TABLET.................................................................................... 2

About Your BumbleBee-TABLET........................................................................................... 3

Powering Your BumbleBee-TABLET...................................................................................... 3

OpeningYour BumbleBee-TABLET........................................................................................ 3

Optional Direction Finding Antenna Specifications................................................................... 4

BumbleBee-TABLET Accessories Sheet................................................................................. 5

BumbleBee-TABLET Data Sheet.......................................................................................... 5

BumbleBee-TABLET Interface Software user’s manual

1. Establishing connection between BumbleBee Receiver and BumbleBee Tablet Software....... 7

2. Description of Toolbar buttons……………………………………………………................. 8

3. Description of the Tab Options……………………………………………………..........…. 14

3.1 Frequency Control ……………………………………………………........……… 14

3.2 Power Trigger Mode…………………………………………………………........... 15

3.3 Reference Level……………………………………………………………….......... 18

3.4 Resolution Bandwidth……………………………………………………............... 19

3.5 Markers………………………………………………………………………...........20

3.6 Peak Hold……………………………………………………………........………… 22

3.7 Trace Averaging……………………………………………………………….......... 23

3.8 Bin Averaging…………………………………………………………………..........24

3.9 Presets…………………………………………………………………………........ 25

4. Channel Power Measurements………………………………………...........……........ 27

4.1 Using Markers……………………………………………………………….…... 27

4.2 Using the Selection Tool………………………………………………………....27

4.3 Examples of Channel Power Measurement Capabilities……………………….. 30

4.4 Using the Trigger Mode………………………………………………………..... 33

5 Recording and Replaying a Spectrum Log File……………………...........…………………... 32

6 User-defined Presets……………………………………………………...........………………. 33

7 IMPORTANT NOTES ON THE BUMBLEBEE TABLET PC…….…..……………...........…………… 35

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Please disable the Wireless LAN Radio and the Bluetooth Transmitter on the Tablet PC to minimize interference with the

BumbleBee Receiver before you establish a connection.

Unpacking Your BumbleBee-TABLET

BumbleBee-TABLET protective case

& Panasonic Toughbook Tablet

Panasonic Toughbook Tablet & BumbleBee-

TABLET user’s manual and software

Documentation includes software (CD or SD

card), user’s manual and claibration certificate

Unpack and assemble your BumbleBee-TABLET unit as shown. Your BumbleBee-TABLET is a self-contained spectrum analyzer. The user interface

(Panasonic Toughbook Tablet ), antenna and power connections are all accessible, but there is usually no need to open the protective, yellow rubber

casing. The tablet may be disconnected and removed and batteries changed by users but the other components should only be accessed by Berkeley

technicians. Removing such components will void your hardware warranty. Please consult the included Samsung Q1 documentation for complete

operating instructions, troubleshooting and tips of tablet PC. When you open your yellow, hard, protective case you will see the BumbleBee-TABLET

unit with receiver hidden below it, included antenna (frequency depending upon model ordered), spare Ni-MH AA batteries, CF serial communica-

tion card, tablet power/charging adapter and BumbleBee receiver Ni-MH battery charger.

BumbleBee-TABLET available options shown below

BumbleBee-TABLET FRONT VIEW

BumbleBee-TABLET

Receiver USB Cable

SMA Male Antenna Input

Warning: Maximum input 0 dBm NO DC Input

2.4 GHz Omni-Directional (7.5” long)

2.4 GHz Direction Finding

Corner Reflector

4.9/5 GHz Direction Finding

Corner Reflector

4.9/5 GHz Omni-Directional (5.5” long)

Optional Direction Finding Antenna Specications

Frequency 890-960 MHz

Gain 9 dBi

Polarization Horizontal or Vertical

Horizontal Beam Width 54°

Vertical Beam Width 48°

Front to Back Ratio 14 dB

Impedance 50 Ohm

Max. Input Power 100 Watts

VSWR < 1.5:1 avg.

Elements 5

Weight 1.5 lbs. (0.7 kg)

Length 19.6 in. (0.5 m)

Mounting 2 in. (50.8 mm) diameter

mast max.

Operating Temperature -40° C to to 85° C

(-40° F to 185° F)

Lightning Protection DC Short

Connector N-Female

900 MHz Direction Finding Yagi 900 MHz Omni-Directional (9.5” long)

Accessories for your

Ni-MH Fast-Charger

4 AA 6 V

P/N NIMH-001

$ 55.00

2.4 GHz Direction Finding

Antenna with mounting brack-

et, cable & SMA male

9 dBi gain

P/N 2ND

$ 250.00

Rugged Carrying Case

ABS Plastic

P/N P-CASE

$ 100.00

2.4 GHz Omni Antenna

SMA male swivel

P/N S151AM-2450S

$ 25.00

4.9/5 GHz Direction Finding Antenna

with mounting bracket, cable & SMA

male

9 dBi gain

P/N 5NE

$ 250.00

30 dB attenuator pad for use with

directional antennas (between

DF antenna & BumbleBee) SMA

male to female

P/N bbpad30

$ 30.00

Bumble Bee-TABLET

900 MHz Omni Antenna

SMA male swivel

P/N C191AM-925

$ 25.00

4.9/5 GHz Omni Antenna

SMA male swivel

Co-Linear Dipole 5 dBi VSWR 1.8:1

P/N K181AM-5250S

$ 25.00

12VDC to 110VAC car cigarette

lighter power inverter

75 Watts output

P/N BB-12V

$ 35.00

OPTIONAL

STANDARD

OPTIONAL

Data Playback Windows PC

Software

$ 250.00

OPTIONAL

Honeycomb

Interference Mapping Software

Ask for a Quote

OPTIONAL

900 MHz DF Yagi Antenna with

mounting bracket, cable & SMA male

9 dBi gain

P/N 900-Y

$ 125.00

OPTIONAL

OPTIONAL SOFTWARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR BUMBLEBEE

Import any image ﬁle of a ﬂoorplan or site

Create a distance projection

Add simple objects to image

Add custom objects to ﬂoorplan

Scale and crop image

Save for use in Collector and Analyzer

Save multiple data ﬁles while using same projection ﬁle

Ability to choose up to 26 802.11b/a/g channels

Adjust duration of scan

Adjust period of scan for each channel

Automatically saves data to ﬁle

Take screen snapshots of any site

Saves data for further analysis in HoneyComb™ Analyzer

Shows walk/drive path

Access information on any point at any time

HoneyComb™is Windows XP (Tablet/PC or iPAQ/PC) interference-

mapping software designed for use with the BumbleBee™-TABLET

spectrum analyzer system. It consists of three parts: Projector, Collector,

and Analyzer. Sources of interference can be separated from 802.11

WLAN signals, allowing the user to graph severity of interference,

percentage of channel capacity remaining and other signiﬁcant

interference related quantities. HoneyComb™ aids in locating

jamming interference, unintentional interference and network

intrusion as well as channel veriﬁcation. HoneyComb™ will also

map all likely signal sources and strengths for helping to clear

“RF free zones.” Floorplans or site maps can be used as a

reference to collect data leaving the resulting interference

maps to be overlayed onto ﬂoorplans for easy identiﬁcation

of interference prone areas.

Honeycomb Analyzer (PC)

Use Yellowjacket

802.11b/g PLUS

receiver hardware

for handheld sur-

veys anywhere in the

world.

RF Interference-Mapping Site Surveys

Instant RF Surveys:

Plot Interference Analysis:

Create Survey Maps:

HoneyComb Projector (PC)

Honeycomb Collector (iPAQ)

H NEY

Honeycomb™ allows

either BumbleBee-

TABLET users or

BumbleBee handheld

(iPAQ) users to map

interference using BVS

receiver technology.

HONEYCOMB

Imports data from other Honeycomb applications

Detect/Separate interference from Wi-Fi signals

Interference severity and channel

Plot and view interference-related problems

Wi-Fi channel capacity for intrusion detection

Plot and view “RF free zones”

Print and export plots into bmp ﬁles

Create a HTML report for any survey area

1. Establishing a Connection with the receiver:

Double click the BumbleBee Tablet icon on the desktop to start the software.

Ensure that the USB cable is properly connected to both, the Tablet PC and the BumbleBee Receiver.

Once this is done, click on the toolbar to connect to the BumbleBee Receiver. The connection box

pops up with the USB device listed in the list box.

Fig 1: USB Connection

Select the listing which indicates that the product is a BUMBLEBEE TABLET and click OK.

On clicking OK, the software will establish a connection with the BumbleBee Receiver. Once connection

is successful, the receiver will be set in the default spectrum mode which is centered at 2425 MHz and

spans 50 MHz with a Resolution Bandwidth of 50 KHz and a Receiver reference level of –20 dBm.

2Description of Tool Bar Buttons:

2.1 Connection:

This button is establishes a connection with the hardware as discussed above.

2.2 Snapshot:

This button takes a snapshot of the application window. The snapshot can be saved either as a jpeg

or a bmp at any location.

2.3 Selection Tool:

This button is used to select an area on the Display to measure spectral power within the selected

area or to zoom into the selected area.

This button is first clicked, then the mouse is dragged while keeping the Left Button down, over the

desired Spectral Region and that area is highlighted. Spectral Power within this selected region is

calculated and displayed as shown:

Fig 2: Spectrum Selection

2.4 Zoom In:

This button zooms into a selected area.

2.5 Zoom Out:

This button zooms out from a previously zoomed in region.

2.6 Record/ Log Spectrum:

Once in the Spectrum Mode or the Trigger Spectrum Mode, the Spectrum Data being viewed on

the Screen may be logged by clicking this button. The Logged File is saved with the spl extension.

2.7 Replay the Logged Spectrum for post-processing/analysis:

This button selects BumbleBee Tablet Log Files (with extension spl) and replays them for post-

processing and analysis. Once the playback begins, this button changes in appearance to .Clicking

this changed button freezes the playback and the button becomes in appearance again. Click this

button again to resume normal playback.

2.8 Stop Recording/Playback:

Stop the current recording or playback.

2.9 Fast Forward:

The replay speed is doubled. Click this button again to resume normal playback.

2.10 Rewind:

The play back is reversed at doubled speed. Click this button again to resume normal playback.

NOTE: For detailed explanation on Logging and re-playing a Spectrum Log File, see page29

2.11 Print Preview & Print.

This prints out the current Spectrum Display. The Display can be printed out either in True Color:

A true snapshot of the Display screen is printed as seen on the Display (with the Black Background); or in

Econo Color: A snapshot of the Display is taken and printed against a white background or in Black and

White: A Black and White print out is taken (i.e. Black foreground against a white background). The

options can be changed in the File menu by Clicking on “Print Color Options”. Once clicked, the

following Dialog Box pops up. Then select the option of choice and then click OK and click see a

preview of the screen.

Fig 3: Print Color Selection Options Dialog

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