eyeBurst

eyeBurst is a Java-based software application whose purpose is to help you monitor the signal strength of iBurst wireless broadband Internet devices. It can be deployed on all Windows platforms.

You can take advantage of the tool’s portability status and run it on your computer without having to go through installation steps. You only need to open the executable file.

Administrative privileges are not required when running the program on a target system. You can store it on USB flash drives or other devices and uninstall it using a simple deletion task.

eyeBurst manages to embed all configuration settings into a single panel without looking crowded and confusing. There’s no support for a help manual so you need to experiment with the built-in parameters in order to understand how the application works.

The program reveals a graphical representation of the signal strength for iBurst wireless Internet broadband devices.

What’s more, you are allowed to zoom in or out of the graph, copy the image to the clipboard for transferring it into other utilities, as well as print or export the picture to PNG file format.

Several graph configuration settings are implemented for helping you show a custom title with an adjustable font and color, set the font used for displaying data in domain and range axes, change the background color of the graph, and enable the anti-aliased mode.

Aside from the graphical representation that is revealed in the primary window, eyeBurst shows detailed information about the code, location, minimum, average and maximum values, standard deviation, and distance. Resetting data can be done with the aid of a click, and you may also generate statistics.

eyeBurst allows you to tweak the logging level, set the signal lower bound, provide information about the chart data expiration time, socket connection timeout, socket read timeout, and device IP address, as well as browse locations from custom files.

All things considered, eyeBurst provides several handy features for helping you monitor your wireless signal. On the downside, the configuration settings are not highly intuitive for less experienced users.