Supported Sfp Transceivers - IDEAL Networks SignalTEK NT Manual

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Enable/disable IPv4 and set IP address as static or dynamic (DHCP)

depending on which type your network supports. If Static is selected, enter

the numerical address, Netmask, Gateway, DNS1 and DNS2.

Enable/disable IPv6 and select address type as Static, Stateless, Stateful

(DCHP) depending on which type your network supports. If Static is selected,

enter numerical IP address, Prefix (64 or 128), Gateway, DNS1 and DNS2.

The factory set MAC address of the tester is displayed.

The skew between the Ethernet pairs is displayed. Skew is the delay (ns)

between the arrival time of the four pairs of the Gigabit Ethernet signals. It is

measured relative to the first signal to arrive, so that the displayed skew is

always zero for at least one pair.

NOTE

Both MAC and skew data are displayed for information only.

Provides the information that follows on the SFP connected to the Optical

port:

Status – Available or Not Fitted, Vendor, Part number, Rx Power (dBm), Tx

Power (dBm).

See Supported SFP Transceivers below.

When first supplied, the Near-End and Remote units are paired.

different or replacement Remote Unit is used, or the Near-End Unit has been

RESET to factory default settings, select PAIR from the set up menu and

press the soft key PAIR (F1). When the message 'Remote detected' is shown

on the display the units are paired indefinitely.

Provides the change of job reports parameters such as report format (PDF,

CSV), size (Summary, Brief and Full), results content level (All, Pass, Fail) and

wireless password.

See JOBS|OPTIONS|SETUP part on page 33 for details.