MangoWiFi

MangoWiFi documentation

A Wi-Fi 6/7 test suite with a draft 802.11bn catalog, run from a Console box against an access point under test. These pages cover the rig, the hardware, the catalog and how a result is scored.

• One binary runs as Console or Agent; the role comes from a config file, and the config location comes from MANGOWIFI_DATA_DIR.
• Measurements that matter cross the AP under test — the Console-side probe goes over the air in both directions.
• Three of eighteen Wi-Fi 8 rows execute today. The rest carry their spec clause and no runner, and are marked as such throughout.
• Aligned with Wi-Fi Alliance test plans, not a substitute for an accredited lab.

8 sections

• Overview

  What the thing is, and the shape of a run.

• Hardware setup

  The bench: MediaTek cards, the two PCs, the AP and the optional RF gear.

• Installation & first run

  From an unseated card to a scored Wi-Fi 8 result.

• Baseline checks

  The twenty-four pre-flight checks, and why they run first.

• Wi-Fi 8 (802.11bn D2.0)

  The eighteen-row catalog, the three live runners, and what UHR is actually asking for.

• Criteria tests

  The conventional per-metric suite that runs Agent-side.

• Reading a result

  How a run is scored, and what the probe reports regardless.

• Alignment & scope

  What this is aligned with, what it is not, and what is deliberately absent.

Architecture recap: the rig, the source layout and the wire flow