
Chapter 10
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Network Certification
The WireScope 350 can certify cabling for compliance with the physical
medium dependent (PMD) requirements of popular network interface
technologies such as Ethernet or ATM. Network certification can be in addition
to certification to cabling limits.
A pass result for a particular networking technology indicates that the tested
cable run meets the loss and length requirements necessary to successfully
support communications between devices of that type.
To add network certification into the autotest, select
Network Limits
from the
list of autotest settings and press
or the
Edit
button to open the Fiber
Networks Setup configuration screens.
Check the boxes corresponding to the network types you wish to certify the
cabling for. The “Other” Category encompasses a number of less popular legacy
applications. When you are finished, press
or
OK
to return to the Fiber
Autotest Settings screen.
Site Settings
The WireScope 350 can store the site name in each test result record. This
capability helps organize test records and simplifies reporting. A site setting
specifies the format used to label test records for that site. You can save either:
·
A simple cable label with only one field (i.e. “cable number”)
·
A hierarchical cable label that contains multiple fields (i.e.
“Building / Floor / Wall Plate / Jack Number”)
Summary of Contents for WireScope 350
Page 1: ...www wirescope com W i r e S c o p e 3 5 0 U s e r s G u i d e...
Page 13: ...Chapter 1 Introduction 12...
Page 17: ...Chapter 2 Cable Testing Overview 16...
Page 45: ...Chapter 4 Preparing to Run an Autotest 44...
Page 63: ...Chapter 6 Certify Networks 62...
Page 69: ...Chapter 7 Tools 68...
Page 99: ...Chapter 11 Running Fiber Autotest 98...
Page 103: ...Chapter 12 Fiber Certify Networks 102...
Page 111: ...Chapter 13 Fiber Tools 110...
Page 137: ...Chapter 16 Using the Talkset Option 136...
Page 149: ...Appendix C Legacy Networks 148...
Page 153: ...Appendix D Battery information 152...