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Black Box NET-PING User Manual
Black Box NET-PING User Manual

Black Box NET-PING User Manual

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PING PACKET SIZE AND TIMEOUT SETUP SCREENS
The PING packet size has six settings from 50 to 1400 bytes. The time the Net-
Ping waits for a PING or DHCP response before displaying a No Response notice can
be set from 1 to 40 seconds in one second increments.
LINK SEARCH SCREEN
The Link Search setup screen is used to set the length of time that the Net-Ping
will monitor a wire pair for Link signals. Normal (about 2.5 seconds) is the default
setting or use the Up/Down cursor key to select the Long setting (about 5 seconds).
Some switches, especially if configured for VoIP, require a longer time to complete Link
negotiations and the Long setting will provide more consistent Link detection.
UPDATE SCREEN
The Net-Ping firmware can be updated over the network as new revisions are
released. Contact Black Box Technical Support for directions on getting the update. The
basic procedure is to download the new firmware file, connect the Net-Ping to the
network, go to the Update Setup screen, press the Select function key and the unit will
Link to the network and enable the firmware update mode. Next run the downloaded file
on the computer. The program will ask for the current IP address of the Net-Ping (see
IP Address Setup screen) and your password. When the update is complete the
program will notify the user and the Net-Ping immediately goes to the Link screen and
searches for the Link. WARNING: Any disruption while programming is in process will
result in the unit being unuseable and will have to be returned to the factory for repair.
Install a fresh set of batteries or connect the AC adapter to the unit before starting an
update.
POWER
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Duration
The Net-Ping will typically provide about 5 to 6 hours of operation from a set of
four AA alkaline batteries. An AC adapter is also provided which will power the unit but
does not recharge the batteries.
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Auto Power Down
The Net-Ping will automatically turn off after the time selected in the
Power Down Setup screen or will run continuously until manually turned off when "ON" is
selected for Power Down.
Low Battery - When the batteries are below the level required for the Net-Ping to
operate properly, a battery graphic appears in the upper right hand corner of the
display.
BLACK BOX
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NETWORK SERVICES
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Lawrence, PA 15055-1018
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724-746-5500
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BLACK BOX
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NETWORK SERVICES
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ING Network IP Tester
CUSTOMER
Order toll-free in the U.S. 24 hours. 7 A.M. Monday to
midnight Friday: 877-877-BBOX FREE technical
SUPPORT
support, 24 hours a day,
INFORMATION
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E-mail: info@blackbox.com
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APRIL 2004
TS670A-R2

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Summary of Contents for Black Box NET-PING

  • Page 1 1 to 40 seconds in one second increments. TS670A-R2 LINK SEARCH SCREEN The Link Search setup screen is used to set the length of time that the Net-Ping ING Network IP Tester will monitor a wire pair for Link signals. Normal (about 2.5 seconds) is the default setting or use the Up/Down cursor key to select the Long setting (about 5 seconds).
  • Page 2 Mask “ON” and OFF” is selected with the Up/Down Cursor the batteries with the orientation as shown. Battery polarity is key. A zero in the first field is an invalid mask entry and the Net-Ping defaults to 255 marked inside the battery well for reference.
  • Page 3 Link Partner. When proper Link signals on and off. The Net-Ping has four different blink rates and a continuous mode that can are found, the Net-Ping displays the connection as a LAN, NIC or an Auto MDI-X port;...
  • Page 4 Note: When the IP address of the device being PINGed is in the same subnet/VLAN as DHCP SCREEN the IP address of the Net-Ping, the Subnet Mask can be “ON” or “OFF” and a Gateway Pressing the DHCP function key in the Link Screen presents the DHCP Screen IP address is not required.