Connection Status
cloud relay · local agent · Cisco AP sensor · RF streamCloud Relay
Not paired
Latency —
wss only — no local sockets
Local Agent
Offline
No agent paired
Seen —
Cisco AP Sensor
No sensor bound
Bind an agent sensor
Decoder —
RF Stream
Idle
Last frame —
0 frames · 0 KB
Link not established
No interruptions so far
Sensor Roster
up to 10 concurrent sensorsSensors (0/10)
Each sensor keeps its own source, band and link state. Up to 10 stream at once; the selected sensor below is the one the instrument views and the fields on this page act on.
Source & Pairing
selected sensorCisco AP sensor → Windows Local Agent → outbound TLS to the cloud relay → this workstation. No inbound ports, no tunnels, and the AP credential never leaves the agent machine.
AP address and NSI key are configured inside the agent on the Windows machine — this site never receives them.
Radios
Radios and bands are discovered automatically on the access point — nothing to choose here.
Link disconnected
Live Verification
confirm the sweep is arrivingCurrentAverage
Get Live RF In Four Steps
download → pair → configure locally → connect · agent v2.4.27- 1Download the Windows AgentUnzip anywhere on the machine that can reach the access point and run INSTALL-WINDOWS.bat. No admin rights and no system-wide install are needed.
- 2Pair with a codeGenerate a pairing code here and type it into the agent control panel. The agent dials the cloud relay outbound over TLS — no inbound ports, no tunnel software.
- 3Configure the AP locallyAP address, NSI/spectrum key, radio and bands are entered in the agent on your machine. The key is stored protected by Windows DPAPI and never reaches this website.
- 4Connect and streamBind an agent sensor above and press Connect. Decoded sweeps, duty cycle, devices and RF events arrive over the paired session only.
Full instructions, supported hardware and decoder limitations are on the Local Agent page.
Diagnostics
relay and agent logNo relay activity yet.
