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Did you know that there is also an IGV web application that runs only in a web browser, does not use Java, and requires no downloads? See . Click on the Help link in the app for more information about using IGV-Web.
Users of the new M1 Mac: Apple's Rosetta software is required to run the IGV MacOS App that includes Java. If you run IGV with your own Java installation, Rosetta may not be required if your version of Java runs natively on M1.
Linux users: The 'IGV for Linux' download includes AdoptOpenJDK (now Eclipse Temurin) version 11 for x64 Linux. See their list of supported platforms. If this does not work on your version of Linux, download the 'Command line IGV for all platforms' and use it with your own Java installation.
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1. Click the Download DDT V2 (.APK file) button below to download the .APK file.2. When the .APK file is downloaded or copied by your administrator to the device, open the .APK file on the device to install DDT.
The Device Diagnostic Tool Release 1.0 was launched in 2015 for select mobile computers with Android KitKat, Windows Mobile 6.5, and Windows CE 5.0., 6.0, 7.0 operating systems. Release 1.0 continues to be available for download however it is no longer supported. The following tests are available in Release 1.0:
To improve your network coverage, your Google Fi eSIM will be enabled automatically when your device is activated with a physical Fi SIM card. Fi automatically switches between the 2 to provide the best coverage.
If you bought your phone from Google Fi or the Google Store and selected Fi as your carrier, your phone comes with a SIM card inside. After you activate Fi with the inserted SIM card, the 2 SIMs work together. Learn how to activate your device.
Dual connect uses both the physical SIM and the eSIM together on one Fi account. The eSIM can't be used without the physical SIM inserted. If you take out your physical SIM card, your device loses service. To regain service, reinsert your SIM card or reactivate Fi with your eSIM.
Monitor and scan for LTE downlink signals. Monitor a single frequency or define LTE frequency bands to scan. The software quickly scans and displays cell information such as Cell ID, RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ, MCC/MNC, EARFCN, and SIB1 contents. All scanned cells are tabulated and can be exported for external review. This information is shown alongside standard spectrum analysis plots.
Yes. The Spike software is compatible with 64-bit Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04, and can run the BB60, SM200, and SM435 spectrum analyzers. The SA44 and SA124 spectrum analyzers are compatible with Windows only.
The USB drivers for the SA/TG devices are found on the Spike software page and must be installed separately. See "Download USB Drivers" under related downloads. The BB60C/BB60A drivers are installed with the Spike software and are found in the installation directory. The SM200 and SM435 drivers are installed with the Spike software and are found in the installation directory.
For new PCs we recommend dual/quad core Intel i5/i7 4XXX processors and greater. We also recommend your PC have OpenGL 2.0 support. You can check for OpenGL support by looking at your graphics card or integrated GPU specs. Most integrated GPUs found on the new i-series processors will have sufficient capabilities to run the Spike software.
You will experience slowdown and difficulties with the real-time portions of the software application, such as real-time spectrum analysis. Your PC could exhibit stuttering and slowdown affecting other applications and your workflow.
Ensure your USB cables are properly secured and the LED on the device is solid green. Ensure you have installed the USB drivers. Download them from the related downloads section on the Spike download page. Ensure the driver was configured correctly by your system, In the device manager, find "Serial Converter A/B" in the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" tab. Right click and select properties, select the "Advanced" tab and ensure the "Load VCP" box is unchecked. Ensure the devices are properly powered, some laptops/notebooks may not provide sufficient power by default. Go to the "Power Options" menu found in the control panel and enable the "High Performance" power plan. Disable any anti-virus software. Aggressive real-time anti-virus software has been know to interfere with Signal Hound devices.
Ensure the LED on the device is solid green. If the device is solid green, ensure the drivers have been properly installed by going to the "Device Manager" expanding the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" tab and looking for the Signal Hound BB60C while the device is plugged in. If the LED on the device is not solid green after plugging it in, then it might be necessary to update your USB 3.0 drivers for your PC. You can upgrade your drivers using these steps. If you are on Windows 8/10/11, fully update your PC through the Windows update utility. Also look for USB drivers provided by your manufacturer by searching for your PC model number on the manufacturer website or on your favorite search engine. Only download drivers found on trusted websites. If you are on Windows 7, you can download the proper drivers depending on what CPU you are currently using. If you are using an Intel i-series processor, find the model number of your processor. If your model number is a 3XXX number, install the driver at -3-0-Driver-Intel-USB-3-0-eXtensible-Host-Controller-Driver-for-Intel-7-Series-C216-Chipset-Family If your model number is a 4XXX number or greater, install the driver at -3-0-Driver-Intel-USB-3-0-eXtensible-Host-Controller-Driver-for-Intel-8-9-100-Series-and-C220-C610-Chipset-Family Unplug the device before starting any USB driver updates, restart your PC afterwards, and verify operation. If you continue to experience issues, contact Signal Hound.
Verify your 10GbE network interface is configured properly. See the 10GbE network configuration guide found in the Spike installation directory or on the SM product downloads page. Once the network interface is configured, add a new network device using the Manage Ethernet Devices menu and connect to it using the File->Connect menu.
If you have anti-virus active other than the default Windows defender, disable it and try again. If you are using an external USB hub, connect the device directly to the PC and try again. If you are using front facing ports on a desktop PC, connect the device to the rear facing USB ports directly on the motherboard and try again. Try connecting to a different USB port on the PC and try again. If you have an extra USB cable, try swapping it out. If you are running other high CPU tasks or software, close them and try again. If you are running on a VM, please note that we do not support running Spike in a VM. Please try running directly on hardware in a Windows 7/8/10/11 OS. 2ff7e9595c
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