Logging

When logging is enabled and a microSD card is fitted, AirLeak Pro writes every observation to the card in a WiGLE-compatible CSV file, the widely-used survey format that mapping tools and the WiGLE project understand directly.

What is in the file#

Each row records one thing AirLeak Pro heard, with:

• Its identifier and name, the network name for Wi-Fi, or the device identity for Bluetooth.
• Its security or type, how a network is protected, or what kind of Bluetooth device it is.
• Signal strength, band and channel.
• The location and time it was heard, latitude and longitude from GPS, an accuracy estimate, and a timestamp.

Both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth observations go into the same file, with Bluetooth rows tagged so they are easy to tell apart.

Ready to map#

Because the file is standard WiGLE CSV, you can:

• Import it into mapping software to plot everything on a map.
• Upload it to the WiGLE project or use it with other survey tools.
• Open it in a spreadsheet to sort and filter your results.

The file the device writes is byte-for-byte the same format the ZeroTrace mobile app exports, so surveys from either source mix freely.