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can also see the hub’s transmission speed and its ability to perform half or full-duplex communication or auto- negotiation. To determine your hardware revision, press from the top-level display.

If the polarity of the data on the cable’s receive pair is reversed, the cable on the Autotest display flashes.

NIC Detector

This test assists you in reclaiming unused hub ports. By looking at the LED status indicators on the hub you cannot determine whether a device is connected to the port or merely turned off. NIC Detector works by determining where there is any termination on the other end of the cable. If the Network Assistant detects an open cable, it will report that and the length of the cable.

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Locate a Hub port that you suspect is unused but that has a cable attached. Remove the cable from the Hub and connect the Network Assistant to it. Then run the NIC Detector test.

Press (NIC Detector) to determine if the device is attached at the far end of the cable. The NIC Detector display is shown in Figure 5-4.

Flash Hub Port

Press (Flash Hub Port) to locate where a particular link connects to a hub. Connect the Network Assistant to

the link you want to locate. Press (Flash Hub Port), then select a flash rate (Figure 5-5). The Network Assistant sends either 1-second or 4-second link pulses

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Contents

Network Assistant OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual LIMITED WARRANTY & LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Chapter Table of ContentsTitle Autotest and Central SetupUsers Manual OneTouch SeriesNetwork Health Cable TestsContents continued Users Manual OneTouch SeriesITO - Internetwork Throughput Option AppendicesList of Tables TitlePage Users Manual OneTouch SeriesList of Figures TitlePage viii OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Contents continued Local Unit Configuration Display for Throughput TestITO Local Unit and Possible Remote Unit Locations Users Manual OneTouch SeriesChapter IntroductionIntroducing the OneTouch Series II Network Assistant XCautionSupplied Equipment Software VersionOptional Equipment OneTouch SeriesIntroduction Placing Orders and Getting AssistanceIntroducing the OneTouch Series II Network Assistant Extra OneTouch Series II Network Assistant Getting Started ManualAutotest and Central Setup IntroductionChapter Identifying Routers Device Discovery ProcessOneTouch Series Figure 2-1. AutoTest DisplayDevice Icons Autotest and Central SetupIntroduction Users Manual OneTouch SeriesIcon MeaningIntroduction Autotest and Central SetupIcon Meaning Table 2-1. Device Icons Cont OperationOneTouch Series Figure 2-4. NetBIOS InformationUsers Manual Figure 2-2. Station FilterIntroduction Autotest and Central SetupFigure 2-5. Novell Server Figure 2-6. Station DetailStation Detail Display OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual NetWare Devices List Viewing Multiple Protocols on Station Detail DisplaysAutotest and Central Setup IntroductionOneTouch Series 2-10Users Manual Figure 2-9. NetWare File Server ListTCP/IP Devices Display NetWare Print Server List2-11 Autotest and Central SetupOneTouch Series 2-12Figure 2-11. TCP/IP Devices Display ace204s.bmpAutotest and Central Setup 2-13NetWare Print Server List IconOneTouch Series 2-14Users Manual Icon2-15 SortingAutotest and Central Setup NetWare Print Server List2-16 Address Entry KeypadOneTouch Series Users ManualIP Config Central Setup2-17 Autotest and Central SetupFigure 2-16. IP Address Configuration 2-18Manually Entering Addresses OneTouch Series2-19 Using DHCP to Get an IP Source AddressAutotest and Central Setup NetWare Print Server ListOneTouch Series 2-20Users Manual Figure 2-18. DHCP Display2-21 SNMPAutotest and Central Setup Figure 2-19. Security SetupOneTouch Series 2-22Users Manual Figure 2-20. SNMPAutotest and Central Setup 2-23NetWare Print Server List Figure 2-21. Community String Editor2-24 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Chapter Network HealthIntroduction Figure 3-1. Network HealthUsers Manual OneTouch SeriesFigure 3-2. Top Senders Display ace303s.bmpIntroduction Network HealthFigure 3-3. Station Detail Figure 3-4. Network Health Test Meter IconUsers Manual OneTouch SeriesTable 3-1. Network Health Meters IconIntroduction Network HealthIcon Table 3-1. Network Health Test Icons Cont OperationUsers Manual OneTouch SeriesTable 3-1. Network Health Test Icons Cont IconCollisions Interpreting Error ResultsLate Collisions Short FramesLocal vs. Remote Stations Tracking AddressesOneTouch Series Users ManualIntroduction Network HealthOneTouch Series 3-10Chapter Cable TestsIntroduction Figure 4-1. Cable TestsCable Autotest Wiremap CableSplit Pairs Cable Length ResultsFigure 4-2. Wiremap Results Cable TestsIntroduction Identifying Cables TonerDefine Cable Basic Cable ConceptsTwisted Pair Cables Cable TestsIntroduction Crossed Pair Reversed PairSplit Pair OneTouch SeriesCable Tests Cable LengthIntroduction Figure 4-5. Split PairCable Termination OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Introduction Cable TestsFigure 4-6. Cable Termination ace407f.epsTest Fiber Optic Cable Setting a ReferenceEnsuring Accurate Measurements 4-10Measuring Optical Loss Measuring Output Power4-11 PowerOneTouch Series 4-12Users Manual Figure 4-7. Fiber Test ResultsFigure 4-8. Connections for Setting a Reference Level 4-13Cable Tests Test Fiber Optic CableOneTouch Series 4-14Users Manual 1300 850Figure 4-10. Connections for Measuring Output Power 4-15Cable Tests Test Fiber Optic Cable4-16 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Chapter NIC/Hub TestsIntroduction Figure 5-1. NIC/Hub TestOneTouch Series NIC AutotestUsers Manual Figure 5-2. NIC AutotestViewing Hub Capabilities Hub AutotestNIC/Hub Tests IntroductionFlash Hub Port NIC Detectorpowered up OneTouch SeriesIntroduction NIC/Hub TestsFigure 5-5. Flash Hub Port Display ace503.bmpUsers Manual OneTouch SeriesChapter Connectivity TestsIntroduction Figure 6-1. Connectivity Tests DisplayIP & NetWare Ping IP Trace RouteOneTouch Series Users ManualConnectivity Tests Entering IPX AddressesIntroduction Figure 6-5. IP PingConducting a Ping Station Test OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Introduction Connectivity TestsFigure 6-6. IP and NetWare Ping Figure 6-7. IP Ping ResultsOneTouch Series Key Device PingUsers Manual Figure 6-9. Ping Key DevicesConnectivity Tests Figure 6-10. IP ConfigurationIntroduction Figure 6-11. Edit Key DevicesInterpreting Ping Test Results ConfigMasterOneTouch Series Users ManualFigure 6-12. ConfigMaster Connectivity TestsIntroduction Find MAC Station Locator6-10 OneTouch SeriesMode of Operation Find IPResults 6-11OneTouch Series 6-12Users Manual Figure 6-14. Station Locator InformationChapter ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionIntroduction Table 7-1. ITO and xDSL TerminologyITO/xDSL Throughput Test ITO/xDSL Theory of OperationOneTouch Series Introduction ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionFigure 7-1. Local and Remote Units ace702f.epsConducting a Throughput Test Basic OperationOneTouch Series Users ManualITO - Internetwork Throughput Option Introduction703f.eps Users Manual OneTouch SeriesFigure 7-3. xDSL Test Connections ace710f.epsConnecting and configuring the Local Unit Connecting and configuring the Remote UnitITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionOneTouch Series Figure 7-4. Local Unit Configuration Display for Throughput TestUsers Manual ace704f.epsIntroduction ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionFigure 7-5. xDSL Central Office Remote Connections ace712f.epsOneTouch Series 7-10Users Manual Figure 7-6. xDSL Subscriber-end ConnectionsIP Config 7-11ITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionOneTouch Series 7-12Users Manual Stop at Upstream Incr byFinal Test Results Results Displayed During the Throughput Test7-13 ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionOneTouch Series 7-14Users Manual Figure 7-8. Final ITO Throughput Test Results7-15 ITO/xDSL Traffic GeneratorITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionFigure 7-9. Traffic Generator Setup Display 7-16OneTouch Series Users ManualIP Mode MAC Mode7-17 ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionMAC and IP Mode Results 7-18OneTouch Series 7-19 Ping ModeITO - Internetwork Throughput Option Introduction7-20 Ping Mode ResultsOneTouch Series Users ManualITO - Internetwork Throughput Option 7-21Introduction Figure 7-11. Ping Mode Sample Results7-22 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Appendix AppendicesTitle PagePage General Specifications SpecificationsBattery DimensionsOneTouch Series II Users Manual Environmental RequirementsOperating Temperature Non-Operating Temperature Approvals Electromagnetic Interference CertificationsService and Repairs Basic MaintenanceMaximizing Battery Life Cleaning the TouchscreenReplacement Parts List OneTouch Series Users ManualPart Appendix C Web Remote ControlView the Current Screen IntroductionWeb Agent FAQ SNMP SetupOneTouch News OneTouch Series Users ManualAppendix D Glossary10BASE2 10BASE5ARP Address Resolution Protocol Access Method802.2 802.3Broadcast Characteristic impedanceBroadcast Storm Bus TopologyDECnet CSMA/CD Carrier Sense, Multiple Access with Collision DetectionDestination Address EIA568Half-Duplex Full-DuplexHops IP Internet ProtocolLayer Late CollisionLink Pulse Manufacturer PrefixSAP Service Advertising Protocol RJ-45 ConnectorPacket ProtocolSNAP Subnetwork Access Protocol Signal/Noise RatioShort Frame Source AddressTopology TerminatorUptime TransceiverOneTouch Series II Users Manual D-10Index OneTouch Series Index continued Users Manual OneTouch Series