# ARRF > iPhone augmented-reality Wi-Fi survey app for any network: walk a space and see the latency, loss and speed your phone measured as 3D cubes anchored where you stood, graded for calls and video, with an optional RUCKUS pack for AP-measured signal. All of these pages as one Markdown file: https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/llms-full.txt Support: https://support.neuralconfig.com/arrf ## Pages - [What is ARRF?](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/): ARRF is an iPhone augmented-reality Wi-Fi survey app for any network: walk a space and see the latency, loss and speed your phone measured as 3D cubes anchored where you stood, graded for calls and video, with an optional RUCKUS pack for AP-measured signal. - [Getting started](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/getting-started/): Install ARRF, grant camera and motion access, and run your first survey — the simulated demo needs no hardware at all. - [Try it with no hardware (Demo mode)](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/demo-mode/): ARRF's Demo mode runs a full AR survey against a simulated Wi-Fi network, free and with no hardware, so you can explore the app before measuring a real network. - [Setting up a RUCKUS One account](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/ruckus-one-account/): Connect ARRF to your RUCKUS One tenant to survey by venue and fetch AP passwords automatically, with the OAuth secret stored only in the iOS Keychain. - [Connecting to your RUCKUS APs](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/connecting-your-aps/): How ARRF logs into your RUCKUS access points — SSH over the local network, manual AP IPs and passwords, the target SSID, and trust-on-first-use host keys. - [Surveying any Wi-Fi network](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/any-wifi-survey/): How ARRF's default Any Wi-Fi survey measures latency, jitter, loss, speed and call quality from the iPhone itself on any vendor's network, with no access-point login, and what you need to start one. - [Free trial and unlock](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/free-trial-and-unlock/): How ARRF's free trial works (14 days or 3 surveys, whichever comes first), what needs the one-time unlock, what always stays free, and how to restore a purchase. - [Internet tests and privacy](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/setup/internet-tests-and-privacy/): Which servers ARRF's internet tests contact, exactly what is sent (timing packets, speed bursts, a random install ID) and what never is, how to use your own test server or switch internet tests off, and what ARRF's App Store privacy label declares. - [Running a survey](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/running-a-survey/): How to run an AR Wi-Fi survey in ARRF — choosing a source and capture mode, the on-screen HUD, placement throttle, and how surveys are saved. - [Cube colors, labels, and detail](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/cube-colors-and-labels/): What ARRF's survey cubes encode — the colour modes, presets and their thresholds, the distance-tiered labels, tapping a cube for full detail, and deep RF stats. - [AP locations and roaming](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/ap-locations-and-roaming/): How ARRF estimates and pins access-point locations in AR, and how it marks roaming handoffs as you walk. - [LiDAR floor plan](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/floor-plan/): How ARRF reconstructs a floor plan from a LiDAR walk — the 2D map and 3D dollhouse, per-level split, and the floor painted by Wi-Fi signal. - [Results and the survey grade](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/results-and-grading/): What the ARRF Results screen shows — the 3D survey, the plain-language verdict, the experience and signal grades — and how the RF connection-health grade is calculated, with uplink honesty, a worst-decile gate, roam penalties, and weak-spot flagging. - [History and saved surveys](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/history/): Every stopped ARRF survey is saved to the device automatically — how to reopen, rename, share, and delete one, and what happens when a save or a saved file goes wrong. - [What the phone measures](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/experience-metrics/): Every phone-measured experience metric in an ARRF survey — Wi-Fi latency, jitter, loss, internet latency, speed, call quality (MOS), DNS and more — how each is measured, and the colour thresholds its cubes use. - [The experience grade](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/experience-grade/): How ARRF grades a phone-measured survey — the Web, Streaming, Video calls and Gaming profiles and their targets, the scoring formula, the 10-cube minimum, and every plain-language verdict headline. - [Rooms and sites](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/rooms-and-sites/): How to tag an ARRF survey by room and file surveys under a site — the HUD Room control, the Rooms card on Results and its editor, the verdict's worst room, the lobby Site picker, and History grouping. - [Before and after compare](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/survey/before-after-compare/): How to compare two ARRF surveys of the same site — opening Compare from History, which survey counts as Before, what's compared (grade, key numbers, rooms, experience), and exporting the comparison as a PDF. - [Exporting reports and data](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/tools/exports/): Every deliverable ARRF produces from a survey — the branded PDF report, JSON, readings/roams/probe-timeline/bursts/network-policy CSVs, a floor-plan image, 3D exports — plus the web viewer and how to brand the report. - [Identify My Phone](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/tools/find-my-device/): How ARRF's Identify My Phone (formerly Find my device) picks your iPhone out of the RUCKUS APs' client tables — by IP match, by list, or by waving the phone — and why the target can go stale. - [Toolbox utilities](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/tools/toolbox/): What's in ARRF's Toolbox tab — Network Test for any Wi-Fi, plus ten SSH diagnostics for RUCKUS APs (health, fleet stability, wiring, clients, RF, packet capture) — and what each one needs. - [Packet capture](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/tools/packet-capture/): Run a short 802.11 capture on one RUCKUS AP radio from ARRF — the radio and filters, what it changes on the AP, how the pcap comes back over TFTP, and what the on-device analysis shows. - [Network Test](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/tools/network-test/): What ARRF's Network Test measures on any Wi-Fi — router latency, jitter and loss, a simulated Voice over Wi-Fi call with MOS, internet edge and DNS, network policy checks, speed bursts, and latency under load — and what it needs. - [Settings reference](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/settings/): Every section of ARRF's Settings tab in app order, with each row's real default — unlock, audience, capture, Experience tests, the RUCKUS pack, AP placement, display, grade targets, report branding, and About. - [Limits and quotas](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/limits/): Every hard limit in ARRF — the free trial (14 days or 3 surveys), the test server's rate limits and fair-use data allowance, APs per survey, cube caps, the minimum points for Results and a grade, and which iPhone it needs. - [Troubleshooting](https://docs.neuralconfig.com/arrf/troubleshooting/): Fixes for the messages ARRF shows — APs unreachable, "Login rejected" (including read-only RUCKUS One API clients), changed AP identity, RUCKUS One errors, Identify My Phone, a locked Toolbox, and Network Test and speed-test limits.