I've created a small, free tool that graphically displays the signal level of the currently selected channel if the receiver is connected to your local network. It works with all receivers running the Enigma2 Linux operating system, such as VTI, OpenATV, etc.
You can enter the receiver's IP address or have the tool search for it on your local network.
Download: Cypheros Enigma2 Signal Meter (https://www.cypheros.de/eng/enigma_signal_meter.html)
(https://www.cypheros.de/img/cyESM1.jpg) (https://www.cypheros.de/eng/enigma_signal_meter.html)
Version history:
1.0.8- The receiver icon is now yellow when the receiver is in standby mode
1.0.7- If the receiver is unreachable when the program starts, it will keep trying until a connection is established
- If the IP scan detects a device that requires login credentials, a dialog box appears
1.0.6- Changes to the language setting take effect immediately
- Detected receivers are displayed with their IP address and model name
- The IP scan can be canceled
- The duration of the data history can be adjusted
1.0.5- Faster IP scanning via ICMP
- Passwords are transmitted only when necessary
1.0.4- Did not work with boxes protected by a password
- Default timeout for the IP scan reduced to 200ms and can be configured via the IPScanTimeOut registry key
- A custom network can be specified for the scan using the OverrideScanIP and OverrideScanNetmask registry keys
1.0.3- Incorrect calculation of the orbital position for satellite with westward orientation
1.0.21.0.1