Connecting for ProbeSync

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Connecting for ProbeSync™

ProbeSync allows a Frontline Sodera unit and a 802.11 hardware or two Sodera units to be connected together to run off of a common clock, ensuring precise timestamp synchronization while capturing Bluetooth and WiFi technologies.. One device will act as the master device by providing the clock to the slave device receiving the clock. The devices are connected in a daisy-chain configuration. The Sodera unit must be the master device. Refer to the following tables, to "Rear Panel Connectors", and to the 802.11 rear panel image below.

Sodera₁ Synced to Sodera₂
Sodera₁	Sodera₂	Sodera₁		Sodera₂
Sodera₁	Sodera₂	PROBESYNC OUT	PROBESYNC IN	PROBESYNC OUT	PROBESYNC IN
Master	Slave	X			X
Slave	Master		X	X

Sodera Synced to 802.11
Sodera	802.11	Sodera		802.11
Sodera	802.11	PROBESYNC OUT	PROBESYNC IN	OUT	IN
Master	Slave	X			X

Using a CAT 5 Ethernet cable, less than 1.5 meters (4.9 feet), insert one end into the master device connector. Insert the other end into the slave device connector.

Each master/slave device will have a separate datasource window open. The Bluetooth and WiFi packets can be viewed in the Coexistence View for either datasource.

ComProbe 802.11 Back Panel