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Introducing the FrameScope 350 1
Getting Started
Agilent FrameScope 350 User’s Manual 11
Checking Power and Charging the Battery
The FrameScope’s battery should provide enough power for a
typical day of testing. The AC power adapter/charger can also
be used to power the unit and to recharge the battery.
To check the battery’s charge level, perform these steps:
1 Switch on the FrameScope, if necessary, by pressing the
Power button on the front of the unit.
2 Observe the battery icon in the Status display area on the
Main Menu.
The battery icon will show how much charge remains in the
battery (for example, 45%).
If the battery is severely depleted, a low-battery message will
be displayed.
3 To recharge the battery or to power the FrameScope from an
AC power source, plug the DC power connector on the
adapter/charger into the 12 Vdc connector on the side of the
unit.
4 Observe that the AC power icon is displayed in the Status
area.
The AC icon will also indicate the battery’s charge level (for
example 72%).
- Agilent N2610A 1
- FrameScope 350 1
- Network Performance 1
- Analyzer 1
- In This Guide… 3
- Contents 5
- 4Fiber Testing 6
- 9 Cable Tester Reference 7
- 11 Specifications 7
- 12 Glossary 7
- Front View 10
- Side Views 11
- Controls 12
- The Main Menu at a Glance 15
- The Network Tab 16
- The Cable Tab 17
- Getting Started 18
- Connecting to the Network 20
- Using the FrameScope 350 21
- Running a Test 21
- Network Testing with the 23
- Network Testing Overview 24
- Examining the Network 25
- Detailed List 26
- Changing the Autotest Metrics 31
- Using the Stations List 32
- Stations List 33
- Performing a Ping Test 36
- Performing a Trace Route 39
- Performing SNMP Queries 42
- Viewing Statistics 45
- Generating Network Traffic 48
- Performing a MAC Loopback 51
- Viewing the Error Log 55
- Using the Test Database 57
- Using the Network Database 58
- Locating Switch Ports 60
- Agilent Technologies 63
- Cable Testing Overview 65
- Cable Testing Procedure 67
- Simple Label Format 73
- TIA-606-A Label Format 75
- Hierarchical Label Format 77
- Adding a new cable type 80
- Saving Test Results 87
- Saving the Results 89
- Viewing Result Details 90
- Data Screens 92
- Plots Screens 92
- Locator Screens 93
- Using Talksets 95
- Using CompactFlash™ Cards 96
- Printing Labels from a PC 99
- Printing Labels 100
- Fiber Testing 101
- Fiber Testing Overview 102
- Double-Ended, Fiber Pair 103
- Calibrating the Tester 104
- Method B 105
- 4 Fiber Testing 106
- Method C 106
- Setting Up an Autotest 109
- Setting the Loss Limit 110
- Overall Budget Method 111
- Loss/Length Method 112
- Setting the Length Limit 113
- Choosing the Network Limit 114
- Entering the Site Name 114
- Choosing the Labeling Format 115
- Choosing the Cable Type 116
- Fiber Testing 4 117
- Setting the Modal Bandwidth 118
- Choosing the Connector Type 118
- Adding a new connector type 119
- Entering the Operator Names 121
- Running an Autotest 122
- Cable Testing in Expert Mode 123
- Testing Overview 125
- Changing to Expert Mode 126
- The Expert Autotest Setup 127
- Setting the Test Limit 131
- Viewing Probe Information 132
- Setting Network Limits 133
- Setting the Measurements 137
- Setting the Maximum Frequency 140
- Setting the Storage Location 141
- Setting the Operator Names 141
- The Expert Tools Menu 142
- To view results details: 143
- Certifying a Network 144
- Blinking the Port 145
- Learning the NVP of a Cable 146
- Measuring the Cable Length 147
- COAX Testing 150
- Twinax Testing 151
- Expert Fiber Testing 153
- About Fiber Expert Mode 154
- The Fiber Tools Menu 158
- Measuring Length and Delay 159
- Using the Power Meter 159
- Using Trace Mode 160
- Learning the NVP of a Fiber 161
- 6 Expert Fiber Testing 162
- System Operations 163
- The Status Display Area 164
- The System Menu 165
- System Information 166
- Storage Setup 167
- Battery Status 168
- Time and Date Setup 169
- User Interface Setup 170
- Operator Setup 171
- Touchscreen Calibration 172
- Serial Baud Rate Setup 173
- Restore Default Settings 174
- Calibration Information 176
- Printer Setup 177
- Network Settings 178
- System Operations 7 179
- 7 System Operations 180
- Remote Control 181
- SNMP Settings 182
- Demo Mode 183
- Network Performance Analyzer 185
- Reference 185
- Network Connection 187
- Network Database 189
- Active Discovery Process 190
- Network Performance Autotest 192
- The Default Autotest Suite 193
- Editing Tests 193
- Deleting Tests 193
- Adding Tests 194
- DHCP Server 195
- DNS Server 197
- Test Setup 199
- NT File Server 200
- NFS File Server 200
- Web Server 203
- E-mail Server 205
- Autotest Results 208
- Statistics 210
- Top Transmitters 211
- Error Mix 211
- Protocol Mix 212
- Network Tools 213
- SNMP Query 214
- Locate Switch Port 214
- MAC Loop-back 214
- Traffic Generation 214
- Memory Requirements 218
- Cable Tester Reference 219
- Measurements 220
- Near End Crosstalk (NEXT) 221
- Attenuation 221
- Return Loss 222
- Power Sum NEXT (PSNEXT) 222
- Power Sum ELFEXT (PSELEXT) 223
- Power Sum ACR (PSACR) 223
- Resistance 223
- Ambient Noise 223
- Calibration 224
- DualRemote 350 Reference 227
- The DualRemote 350 228
- Indicators 229
- 10 DualRemote 350 Reference 230
- Diagnostics 230
- Specifications 231
- Physical 232
- Environmental 233
- Electrical 234
- SmartProbe test port 235
- Serial port 235
- USB-A port 235
- USB-B port 235
- CompactFlash™ card slot 236
- Specifications 9 237
- Fiber SmartProbe 238
- Glossary 239
- Glossary 9 241
- 9 Glossary 242
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