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Network Statistics
Screen Item
Unsupported Codes
Call Duration
Video Frame Rate
LSD Mode
LSD Rate
MLP Mode
MLP Rate
Description
The number of
unrecognized bitrate
allocation signal (BAS)
codes received from the
far-end system.
The duration of the call in
hours, minutes, and
seconds.
The number of frames per
second
Indicates whether the
Low Speed Data (LSD)
channel is on or off.
The incoming and
outgoing LSD rate.
Indicates whether the
Multi-Layer Protocol is
transmitting T.120 data.
The incoming and
outgoing MLP rate.
Displaying System Status Information
Interpretation
This number may indicate that the
far-end system is sending
commands or capabilities that the
near-end system doesnÕt support.
It may also mean that there is a
transmission line problem,
especially when coupled with high
numbers of frame alignment
losses.
High numbers may be normal
when you are communicating with
products from other
manufacturers.
This number indicates the duration
of the call.
This number shows you the actual
number of frames per second your
system is receiving.
This item shows you the protocol
being used for the LSD channel
(OFF, H.DLL, or H.224).
This number shows you the rate at
which data is being transmitted
and received over the LSD channel.
This item shows you the protocol
being used for the MLP channel.
This number shows you the rate at
which data is being transmitted
and received over the MLP
channel.
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