Hamina Onsite 4+

- This release is jam-packed with new features, but let's start with the big one: Hamina Onsite now supports real-time spectrum analysis with the Oscium Wi-Spy Lucid and Oscium Wi-Pry Clarity! There are a bunch of new features adjacent to spectrum analysis, so let's "start from the top".
- In the Realtime View, in the Realtime group at the top, we added a color bar next to the signal strength labels to make it easier to tell what a "good" signal strength is.
- We also adjusted the colors in the Realtime group. The My Primary and My Secondary signal strength lines are both black now, with the Other AP line being grey.
- The star of the show is of course the new Spectrum graph! No matter whether a compatible spectrum analyzer is connected or not, it renders a graphical Wi-Fi scanner, with solid black "ziggurats" representing your Wi-Fi networks, and dashed ziggurats representing other networks.
- When a spectrum analyzer is connected, we now display a layer 1 density view! This shows Color by Utilization over a 30-second timespan. You can tap the settings button and pull the drawer up to see the legend for the graph.
- Without a spectrum analyzer, we use the QBSS Load IE from the access point beacons to determine the approximate amount of traffic on each channel and use that to draw a similar Color by Utilization graph. This can give you an idea of how busy each channel is, even if you don't have a compatible spectrum analyzer handy.
- The Spectrum graph supports pinching and zooming, so you can see details up close. We also reconfigure the spectrum analyzer on the fly for the best speed and resolution for your current zoom level.
- Below the Spectrum graph is the Associated Clients table. The My row shows how many clients are on your access points, and the Other row shows a total of all clients on the channel.
- It's now possible to accept project and team invites, directly from Hamina Onsite! This is super handy if you're already on site, and someone shares a project with you.
- Hamina Onsite now supports cropped maps (which was the last piece of the puzzle that we needed to release cropped maps in Hamina Network Planner).