PyNetMony v1.21 {WarWalking, BlueWalking and 2G/3G Netmonitor}update 15/12/08

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PyNetMony v1.21 {WarWalking, BlueWalking and 2G/3G Netmonitor}update 15/12/08





New Version: 1.21.0 (2008-12-13)
Key Features of PyNetMony:

* GSM / UMTS Netmonitor with clf
* WarWalking Scanner
* BlueWalking Scanner
* Internal, External and A-GPS
* Voice notifier
* Log files
* maps download
* custumizable
* KML Export


PyNetMony is written from using the language Python. You will need Python for S60 1.4.4 or higher to run PyNetMony.

2. Installation
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Normally you should find all Files except Python in this zip file. Before installing all the files on your phone, you have to sign all the sis files except the Python S60 Runtime. The most easiest way (not the quickest) is to sign the files online. For that, please go to Simbiansigned online and sign all the folowing files, except PyS60 with all 13 caps. After that, install them in the following order:

PyNetMony is a freeware GSM, UMTS, WLAN and Bluetooth Monitor and scanner tool with support of the internal, external or assisted GPS of all new Nokia E and N Series mobile phones.

It shows and logs GSM and UMTS network information like Cell ID, Location Area Code, Mobile Network Code , RX level and so on in the NetMon tab. It supports Nobbis clf v3.0 format, but only decimal at this time, please read the readme.txt for details. It has a voice notifier for cell changes. The white headline shows always the current cell id, how many WLAN and Bluetooth devices are in range, how many GPS satellites are fixed and the current time.


If you use a clf V3.0 with cell coordinates, the radar shows the cell position from your GPS position. The radar can also be used for geocaching. The Map feature downloads a map centered with the current cell or your own GPS position in 12 different zoom levels.

Color and font size are changeable. There is an option to let the background light always on or if the current cell changes or a new bluetooth comes in range

All found WLAN and Bluetooth devices in range are logged into a file. If you press the OK button you can toggle between SSID and MAC address. It has a WLAN and Cell Positioning System, that allowa to log WLANs with coordinates without GPS reception, e.g. In buidlings.

You can also start a GSM/3G measurment log file, and a WLAN measurement log file, that logs the RX Lev and coordinates. You can export the WLAN database to KML, to view them in Google earth, or Kismet


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