WLAN Pros Toolbox

All Versions of WLAN Pros Toolbox

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  1.13.0(26103102)This is the latest versionLatest

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  Nov 9, 202670.4 MBWhat's New
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  What's new in the version 1.13.0

  Updated on Nov 9, 2026

  New: My Tools. Press and hold any tool to add it to your own list on the front page, up to ten.
  
  PoE Budget works by PoE class. Watts count at the PSE watts the switch supplies; over 71.3 W is refused.
  
  Test My Connection grades download on one scale: Strong 100+ Mbps, Moderate 25 to 99, Weak under 25.
  
  Link Budget shows free space path loss and EIRP.
  
  Signal Thresholds: -67 dBm is Good; Fair starts at -68.
  
  Help refreshed for each platform.
  
  Fixed: Rate vs Range decimals under 100 m or ft.
  

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  1.12.0(26093001)

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  Oct 3, 202669.4 MBAndroid 7.0+What's New
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  What's new in the version 1.12.0

  Updated on Oct 3, 2026

  The Wireless Classroom now has 91 tools, including 30 Guided Lessons and 50 simulators.
  
  New: Polarization, OFDMA vs MU-MIMO, and One Talker per Channel.
  
  Association, Frame by Frame adds "Why won't it associate?" and the 6 GHz race. The 802.1X and EAP Ladder adds Break it. Rate vs Range, Antenna Pattern and Multipath gain new views.
  
  The Field Manual is now the one detailed reference for teaching.
  

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  1.10.0(26091701)

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  Sep 19, 202662.1 MBWhat's New
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  What's new in the version 1.10.0

  Updated on Sep 19, 2026

  Fixed: some open networks appeared as OWE in Nearby AP Scan. A network advertising OWE transition or WPA3 transition mode was read as though the transition marker were a security scheme of its own. They now read as what they are.
  
  New: Shannon Capacity, and a VoIP over Wi-Fi card for the Wireshark filters.
  
  Quick Reference is reorganized: nineteen subgroups became thirteen.
  
  Fix Your Own Wi-Fi now ships the current manuscript, with five more figures.
  

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  1.9.0(26090601)

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  Sep 9, 202660.4 MBWhat's New
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  What's new in the version 1.9.0

  Updated on Sep 9, 2026

  New: SSID Airtime shows what a network actually costs the air, not just its speed.
  
  New: Link Info reports your wired links, and lets you choose which one the tools test over.
  
  New: all 14 Field Plates download as PDFs from the screens they belong to.
  
  Fixed: on a slow link, Test My Connection said it could not read your Wi-Fi while showing you a Wi-Fi speed. It now says which side it measured, and every result names the connection it used.
  
  The subnet calculators are searchable by name.
  

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  1.8.7(26080301)

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  Aug 5, 202659.7 MBWhat's New
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  What's new in the version 1.8.7

  Updated on Aug 5, 2026

  Subnet Planner carves an IPv4 block into subnets sized to your host counts, or summarizes a list of networks into one covering block, printing what that block claims beyond your list.
  
  Transfer Time divides a file size by a link speed and solves for time, speed or size. Speeds are in bits and sizes in bytes, so a 100 Mbps link moves 12.5 MB per second, not 100.
  
  BSS Load is listed, but on Android it gives no reading: no beacon information elements reach the app. It reads on macOS.
  

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  1.8.5(26072801)

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  Jul 31, 202659.2 MBWhat's New
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  What's new in the version 1.8.5

  Updated on Jul 31, 2026

  Two new reference tools.
  
  Batteries decodes what is printed on a cell. A lithium coin code carries its size (CR2032 is 20 mm across, 3.2 mm tall); a button code usually does not. Includes a to-scale ladder of ten sizes, AAAA to D.
  
  SD Cards reads the marks on a card face, and shows why a card rated for 4K video can still be slow at booting a Raspberry Pi.
  
  The 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz channel cards are reissued with corrected path-loss figures, plus a new 6 GHz Geofenced Variable Power card.
  

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  1.5.10(45)

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  Jul 2, 202647.6 MBWhat's New
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  What's new in the version 1.5.10

  Updated on Jul 2, 2026

  This release is about accuracy and honesty.
  
  Clearer connection details: your network name and signal now show wherever your platform allows, with a plain, actionable reason when they don't (for example, "Needs Location permission" on macOS) instead of a vague "Unavailable."
  
  New: a short explainer of how the Toolbox measures throughput, and why that number can differ from a speed test.
  
  Plus consistency and reference fixes across the tools and refreshed tool pricing.