Homedale::WLAN Monitor

Additional MAC Address / Vendor mapping

Place oui_add.txt in the same folder as Homedale.exe to specify additional mappings.
The format is the same as in oui.txt: E2-F2-FB (hex) Apple.
It’s also possible to specify all 6 bytes of the MAC address: 01:02:03:04:05:06 (hex) My Access Point.

Locally administered MAC Address

If the U/L bit is set, the MAC address is shown in gray.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address#Universal_vs._local_(U/L_bit)

macOS: Start Homedale for the first time

macOS security settings might prevent starting Homedale.

To start Homedale,
- Control-click (Right Click) the app icon
- Choose Open from the shortcut menu
- Select Open

See https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/open-a-mac-app-from-an-unidentified-developer-mh40616/mac for details.

If this is still not working,
- Open System Settings
- Click Privacy & Security
- Scroll down, and click the Open Anyway button.

See https://support.apple.com/en-us/102445 for details.

If this is still not working, try to force the usage of Rosetta.
- Select the app's icon in the Finder
- From the File menu in the Finder menu bar, choose Get Info
- In the Info window that opens, check ‘Open using Rosetta’

See https://support.apple.com/en-us/102527#needsrosetta for details.

Command Line Options

/n <0/1/2>	0: Do not use ndis [default for >=Vista], 1: Use ndis [default for <=XP], 2: Use ndis exclusively
/r <x>	Refresh after x milli seconds
/s <ssid1,…>	Log only specified ssid's
/m <12-34-56-78-90-ab,…>	Log only specified bssid's
/l <file name>	Enable logging to specified file name
/d	Append to existing log file instead of deleting it first
/e	Log all access points
/c	Use , for log file instead of tab
/f <filter>	Filter access points for display and logging
/t <milli seconds>	Exit application after x milli seconds
/a	Log currently connected ap
/p	Or portable.dat file is in same folder, use portable version, save settings in Homedale.ini
/u <language code>	Change user interface language to specified 2 letter language code
/x	Use Unix time stamp in milli seconds in the log file
/g <600>	Number of records in the rssi graph
/b <seconds>	How long the last rssi will be shown if access point is no more found
/i	Start minimized
/h	Minimize to system tray
/o_connect <ssid>	Connect to this ssid
/o_bssid <bssid>	Connect only to this bssid for given ssid
/o_password <password>	Use this password for connection
/o_encryption <wep/wpa_tkip/wpa_ccmp/wpa2_tkip/wpa2_ccmp>	Authentication and encryption
/o_disconnect	Disconnect from current ap
/gps_baud_rate <4800>	GPS NMEA COM Port Baud Rate
/csv_load <file name>	Load CSV file with access points
/csv_save <file name>	Save all access points in CSV file on application exit
/?	Show all options