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Add support for 320MHz WiFi 7

Open Warborn123 opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

Hi, could you add support for 320MHz WiFi 7, please? I'm using the ASUS BE98 and S24 Ultra. The link speed displayed on the S24 Ultra is 4803Mbps; however, the app indicates that the AP I’m connected to is only 160MHz wide, which is incorrect. Could you fix this?

Warborn123 avatar Apr 02 '24 15:04 Warborn123

Currently there is no plans to do this work, since there is no hardware available to test it. Adding this as future enhancement.

Current Support:

  • HT/VHT Detection - 40/80/160MHz
  • Up to Wi-Fi Standard 6

Reference:

https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer#features https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer#usage-tips

VREMSoftwareDevelopment avatar Apr 06 '24 13:04 VREMSoftwareDevelopment

The WiFi version icon for WiFi 7 is also missing from the network list.

dmi97 avatar Jul 11 '24 15:07 dmi97

does wifi7 support not yet added? I have an Unifi U7 pro configued 6Ghz 320Mhz , the app show 20Mhz , but WifiMan show 320Mhz

hsinyu-chen avatar Feb 28 '25 21:02 hsinyu-chen

@hsinyu-chen Would you like to become a contributor to this project, since the latest hardware is available to you. It would be great to add new contributors to this project.

VREMSoftwareDevelopment avatar Mar 08 '25 15:03 VREMSoftwareDevelopment

@hsinyu-chen Would you like to become a contributor to this project, since the latest hardware is available to you. It would be great to add new contributors to this project.

cloud you give link to where should I start with, last time I use Java is about 15 Years ago, I'm no sure I can help, but I definitely can do some donation tho

hsinyu-chen avatar Mar 08 '25 15:03 hsinyu-chen

Please note this project uses Kotlin, not Java

Here are a few links to help you to start:

  • https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer#fork-project
  • This file would be a good start: https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer/blob/main/app/src/main/kotlin/com/vrem/wifianalyzer/wifi/model/WiFiWidth.kt

VREMSoftwareDevelopment avatar Mar 08 '25 16:03 VREMSoftwareDevelopment

Please note this project uses Kotlin, not Java

Here are a few links to help you to start:

  • https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer#fork-project
  • This file would be a good start: https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer/blob/main/app/src/main/kotlin/com/vrem/wifianalyzer/wifi/model/WiFiWidth.kt

hello , I found that because 320Mhz it has overlap bewteen channels , so the current 6hz channel paging is an issue, to me it seems need to display in only one page otherwise some channel will be cut half , any idea?

hsinyu-chen avatar Mar 09 '25 13:03 hsinyu-chen

@hsinyu-chen Is there a PR available? By "6hz channel paging" you mean Channel Graph?

VREMSoftwareDevelopment avatar Mar 09 '25 14:03 VREMSoftwareDevelopment

@hsinyu-chen Is there a PR available? By "6hz channel paging" you mean Channel Graph?

  1. no I haven't submit PR yet , I was just simply add 320Mhz enum class for quick test, not figure out how to do center calculation too

  2. yes , on Channel Graph you can select channel range on top like [1-12] [33-61]

do you guys have discord or something for devs talk?

hsinyu-chen avatar Mar 09 '25 15:03 hsinyu-chen

Yes, there are two important things to do.

  1. Center frequency calculation
    • API maybe provides correct calculation (test this using WiFi 7 hardware)
  2. Channel Graph display re-work

PR would be the best way to collaborate on this work.

VREMSoftwareDevelopment avatar Mar 09 '25 15:03 VREMSoftwareDevelopment

Will be available in the next release.

VREMSoftwareDevelopment avatar Apr 01 '25 01:04 VREMSoftwareDevelopment