| Launch capture in | Choose to launch the capture in Wireshark (if installed). See Do live captures with Wireshark. |
| Limit each capture to | Choose to limit captures by size, time or number of frames. |
| Capture files location | Choose the default location to save capture files or whether you want Airtool 2 to prompt you to choose the location for each capture file. Capture files can be saved locally or uploaded to a cloud service. See Integrate with cloud services. |
| Files per capture | Choose the number of files to be generated per capture session (see Limit each capture to). |
| Rotate capture files | Choose to rotate capture files when generating multiple files per capture session. |
| After saving capture file | Choose what to do after a capture file is saved: • Do nothing
• Automatically open file in: open the capture file in an external application of your choice.
• Run command: run a command to post-process the capture file. Use %F to specify the capture file’s path — for example, the command open %F opens the capture file using the default application for handling capture files.
• Save output to text file: available when using Run command, saves the command’s output to a file ending in .txt with the same name and folder as the capture file. |
| Show capture complete notification | Choose to be notified when a capture is complete. |
| Show device ready notification | Choose to be notified when an external device is ready for capturing. |
| Status icon | Choose to display the current channel and channel width next to the Airtool 2 menu bar extra. |
| Automatically check for updates | Choose to automatically check for updates and how often to check. |
