Yes. Some routers include built-in diagnostics that can log signal measurements such as RSRP, RSRQ and SINR, plus throughput, for different directions. If your device supports it, you can schedule repeat tests to run from the same mounting points and compare results later instead of doing each test manually. To run automated tests effectively, keep the antenna and coax length the same for every direction, test at similar times of day, and record multiple minutes of data to see stability, not just a single snapshot. Also check which serving band and cell your router connects to after each direction change to confirm you’ve actually moved to a different service. If your current router doesn’t offer automated testing, you can still instrument periodic manual tests and log the measurements. For model-specific capabilities and steps, check with Comset or the device manual.
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