Coyote Dual Modular Receiver
The Coyote is is a high performance, modular receiver system providing precision, dual-band signal strength measurements using two independent receivers. It is internally powered (or may be externally) and logs measurements and displays graphically, a wide assortment of built-in realtime macro measurements. These include RSSI, adjacent channel, "best server", peak hold and A-band or B-band scan analysis. The Coyote is convenient for finding RF "shadows" in indoor wireless systems for drive-around studies to detect RF leakage and propagation coverage. The Compact Flash card can be removed from the Coyote and inserted directly into any accomodating PC for data post processing. Users may install any two of the frequency modules listed below simultaneously.
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Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc.
Liberty Corporate Park
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