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Oscium WiPry 2500x Dual-Band WiFi Spectrum Analyser | 2.4GHz & 5GHz
Oscium WiPry 2500x Dual-Band WiFi Spectrum Analyser | 2.4GHz & 5GHz
SKU: OSC2500
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Key Features
Overview
section class="product-rich">The Oscium WiPry 2500x represents the evolution of portable spectrum analysis, delivering laboratory-grade RF measurement capabilities through an intuitive mobile interface. This dual-band analyser provides complete visibility into 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless environments, enabling engineers to identify non-WiFi interference sources that traditional scanning tools cannot detect.
Supporting all major mobile platforms and computer systems, the WiPry 2500x eliminates the need for expensive dedicated test equipment while maintaining professional measurement accuracy. Its compact, battery-powered design with external antenna port makes it ideal for field surveys, network commissioning, and troubleshooting complex RF environments.
Compatible with advanced analysis software and featuring free application downloads, the WiPry 2500x delivers exceptional value for wireless professionals requiring reliable spectrum analysis capabilities. For comprehensive WiFi 6E coverage including 6 GHz band analysis, consider the Oscium Wi-Spy Lucid tri-band analyser.
Why Engineers Choose The Oscium WiPry 2500x Dual-Band WiFi Spectrum Analyser | 2.4GHz & 5GHz
Portable WiFi troubleshooting
Cross-platform future proofing
Advanced visualization modes
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Part Number (SKU) |
OSC2500
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Weight |
0.5 kg
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EAN |
5055383610938
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How does the WiPry 2500x compare to the newer Wi-Spy Lucid?
The WiPry 2500x covers 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, while the Wi-Spy Lucid adds 6 GHz support for WiFi 6E networks. Choose based on whether you need 6 GHz band analysis for modern deployments.
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What's the amplitude measurement range and resolution?
The WiPry 2500x measures signals from -95 to 0 dBm with 0.5 dBm resolution, providing sufficient dynamic range for most WiFi analysis and interference detection applications.
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How does channel grading work in the WiPry software?
The software grades WiFi channels from A (excellent) to F (poor) based on interference levels, signal-to-noise ratio, and channel occupancy, similar to school grading systems.
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Can I use external antennas with the WiPry 2500x?
Yes, the RP-SMA connector accepts external antennas. The included 2dBi antenna provides good general-purpose performance, but directional antennas can improve interference source location.
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How long does the battery last during field surveys?
The included rechargeable AAA batteries provide approximately 4 hours of continuous operation. Full recharge takes 4 hours. Batteries are required for SSID scanning functionality.
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What's the difference between Real Wave and Waterfall display modes?
Real Wave shows real-time spectral activity, while Waterfall displays spectrum data over time with recent data at top. Waterfall mode is essential for capturing intermittent interference sources.
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Can the WiPry 2500x detect non-WiFi interference sources?
Yes, it detects various interference sources including baby monitors, cordless phones, garage door openers, microwave ovens, Bluetooth devices, and ZigBee networks that can impact WiFi performance.
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Does the WiPry 2500x require special software or licenses?
All WiPry software is completely free with no licensing fees or subscription costs. Download from App Store, Google Play, or directly from Oscium for PC/Mac platforms.
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Which mobile devices are compatible with the WiPry 2500x?
Compatible with iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch with Lightning connector), Android devices supporting USB OTG, Windows PCs (Windows 7+), and Mac computers (OS 10.10 Yosemite or newer).
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What frequency ranges does the WiPry 2500x analyse?
The WiPry 2500x covers dual bands: 2.4 to 2.495 GHz and 5.15 to 5.85 GHz, providing complete visibility into modern WiFi networks and common interference sources operating in these bands.