Ideal Networks NaviTEK II BASISCable length meter, R153000 User Manual
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Product codes
R153000
NaviTEK II
151810 Iss 1
User Guide
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Ping4 and Ping6
Ping will test the availability and measure the response times of devices and URLs.
The results of a successful test, both in progress and passed are shown in Fig 33. The range of possible
results are listed next to the figure.
results are listed next to the figure.
Info: READY,
IN PROGRESS, PASSED,
NO RESPONSE,
UNKNOWN HOST.
IN PROGRESS, PASSED,
NO RESPONSE,
UNKNOWN HOST.
Tx: Count of transmitted
ping frames: 1 to 999999.
ping frames: 1 to 999999.
Rx: Count of successfully
received Ping responses:
1 to 999999.
received Ping responses:
1 to 999999.
Delay: Round trip delay in
ms between transmitting
Ping
ms between transmitting
Ping
and
receiving
response. Displayed as
Minimum, Average and
Maximum.
Minimum, Average and
Maximum.
Fig 33
TRoute4 and TRoute6
Trace Route will display the route and measure transit delays of frames across an IP network.
Press the soft key SETUP (F3) to enter the target or select one from the v4 or v6 TARGET look-up table,
and to view or amend the test settings.
and to view or amend the test settings.
Select an individual hop to view its
statistics.
statistics.
The soft keys PREV (F1) and
NEXT (F3) and are used to
navigate between individual hops.
NEXT (F3) and are used to
navigate between individual hops.
Each hop is traced three times.
The time recorded during each
trace is displayed in ms as T1, T2
and T3.
The time recorded during each
trace is displayed in ms as T1, T2
and T3.
Fig 34