Single deep scanning
Adding the -sc <target's mac> parameter enables the deep scan functionality on a single target.
[OPTIONAL] Adding the radar misc parameters like -dbi-tx, -dbi-rx, -dbm, another response information appears, called [CUSTOM-CONF] which returns the approximate meters of distance by applying modified parameters.
Note
Using this feature however discards all the other parameters, except for -i <iface> and the band selection such as -5g or -2.4+5g.
Stage 1 of loading, Gapcast tries to locate the target by analyzing the channels.
Stage 2 is the most important one, to collect all the information that's part of the target it need to send any packet, if the target is a station it could take more time (>=20 seconds).
Stage 3 is the fastest one, here the approximate distances are calculated based on the RX antenna (own antenna) and the organization of some information.
[ESSID] -> The name of the ACCESS POINT.
[BSSID] -> The MAC address of ACCESS POINT.
[CHANNEL] -> The communication channel.
[VENDOR] -> The target manufacturer.
[SENDED-PKT] -> The packets sent by the target.
[RECEVD-PKT] -> The received packets of the target.
[ACK] -> The ack packets sent/received.
[RECEVD-DBM] -> RSSI expressed in dBm of the target (The median of all received RSSI parameters).
[ANT-2DBI] -> The approximate distance between your device and the target, using an antenna (own antenna) with a power of 2 dBi.
[ANT-3DBI] -> The approximate distance between your device and the target, using an antenna (own antenna) with a power of 3 dBi.
[ANT-5DBI] -> The approximate distance between your device and the target, using an antenna (own antenna) with a power of 5 dBi.
[CUSTOM-CONF] -> The approximate distance between your device and the target, with custom parameters (OPTIONAL).
[DEVICE-TYPE] -> The device type, between STATION and ACCESS POINT.