Receiver gains iBwave module support

Thursday, 10 May, 2012

Berkeley Varitronics Systems has announced that its Coyote dual modular receiver system is supported by iBwave's design collection module.

The module allows users to easily import and display survey data and overlay floorplan or drive study data to create propagation coverage models.

"The Coyote has been popular for drive studies for 14 years now. Integration with iBwave's powerful data collection and analysis software makes for a powerful propagation analysis combo," said Scott Schober, BVS president and CEO.

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