Find the RF Activity of your Test Environment
Frequently, it is important to find out the “RF Picture” before testing your wireless system. You can use the Perytons analyzer to find out the RF traffic and interference in your test environment, at the lab or in the field. The analyzer provides per channel RF noise measurement helping identify interference sources such as WiFi, […]
Perytons analyzers support Digi Protocols
Perytons analyzers support the standard 802.15.4/ZigBee protocol including its profiles. Additionally, the analyzers support other 802.15.4 based protocols like 6LoWPAN and RF4CE. The Digi XBee modules can run two different protocol stacks: 1. Standard ZigBee 2. A proprietary DigiMesh protocol. If you use the standard ZigBee, you can use the standard Perytons Analyzer. If you […]
Perytons on-line file converter
The Perytons on-line file converter allows converting other analyzers files into the Perytons capture file format. Users without a compatible front-end capturing hardware but with files captured by other analyzers, can take advantage of the unique features of the Perytons analyzer and get first hand experience of the Perytons features and capabilities. The web-based file […]
Perytons releases version 5.0 – ZigBee IP, 6LowPAN, Smart Energy 2.0, PLC and more
This new version includes: 1. Significant sharing and versatile capturing features such as: it allows capturing data to a centralized database and analyzing it from other geographical locations (in real-time or from off-line captured data files) it provides improved import and export capabilities including support of the ZigBee Alliance endorsed file formats (.DCF and .PCAP) […]
Attaching notes to messages and devices in the 802.15 ZigBee analyzer
User defined notes can be easily attached to messages and devices of choice so these get specially marked when sharing and discussing specific scenarios with colleagues. For example if you want to mark three different messages with a note saying: ‘Tests of XYZ Failed. Check with John’, here is one way to do this: Right-click […]
Capture vs. Workspace files – differences and usability
Save Workspace (under the File menu) allows keeping the exact analyzer state so you can get back to it later or easily share it with others: Workspace files hold the time-bookmarks, message and device notes, messages with their order and expand collapse state in Message View, used Open Source Rules and more: Note that Workspace […]
Version 4.1 is on its way
Hello everyone, We are excited about the expected release of Perytons analyzer version 4.1. This release is now in the final QA stages and is due within a couple of weeks. This version include ZigBee profile updates for ZigBee Home Automation, ZigBee Smart Energy and other clusters and profiles. In the User Interfaces, we added […]
How to use Open Source Rule on ZigBee Home Automation Attributes
Hello everyone, We were recently asked how an Open Source Rule can address a case of repeating fields such as ZigBee Home Automation Attributes. A ‘normal’ field in a message appears only once. The Network Layer Frame Type appears only once in a message. Therefore in an Open Source Rule we can access this field […]
Welcome
Welcome to Perytons. In this blog we will keep you updated with recent product development, market trends, and will highlight interesting features of the product. You are welcome to comment, share with others, and add your Perytons feature wish list. Yours truly The Perytons team