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UniPRO Gbis -0-

123800 Iss 3

User Guide

UniPRO Gbis

User Guide

123800 issue 3

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Summary of Contents for niPRO Gbis

Page 1: ...UniPRO Gbis 0 123800 Iss 3 User Guide UniPRO Gbis User Guide 123800 issue 3...

Page 2: ...rmation may be placed IDEAL INDUSTRIES Ltd pursues a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the right to alter without notice the specification design price or conditions of supply of an...

Page 3: ...al 3 Safety Information 4 Power 5 Display and Controls 7 Line Connections 8 Checking Line Conditions 9 SHDSL Testing 10 Bonding Test 12 Setup 13 DSL Setup 14 System Setup 16 Default Settings 17 Factor...

Page 4: ...ween 25 C and 70 C avoid wet conditions to avoid damage we recommend that you keep UniPRO Gbis in its carrying case when you are not using it do not use solvents strong detergents or abrasive material...

Page 5: ...ution Avoid using the tester during an electrical storm there is a remote risk of electric shock by lightning Use only the mains electricity adaptor supplied with your UniPRO Gbis Connector Safety The...

Page 6: ...ct the supplied power adaptor to the DC inlet The Power LED next to the DC inlet lights green to show that power is connected The Battery LED indicates as follows Tester LED Indicates ON Off Battery i...

Page 7: ...thin wire or pin eg a paper clip into the reset hole to press the internal reset switch Remove the pin to allow the tester to switch OFF Replace the end cap Power Saving If Power Save is selected in S...

Page 8: ...ester switched OFF It is used for time stamping result records It can be set in SYSTEM SETUP 4 The PAIR LEDs indicate as follows LED Indicates Off The pair is not active see DSL Setup Green The pair i...

Page 9: ...e RJ 45 Line Connector If the supplied RJ 45 to plug clip cable is used the line pairs can be identified by the colours of their plugs and wires Line Pair Tip Ring RJ 45 Pin Plug Wire 1 Tip 5 Blue Red...

Page 10: ...heck for the following conditions Indication Meaning Short Circuit Pair is short circuit Break Pair is open circuit Voltage Present Voltage is present on the pair Voltage Excessive Excessive voltage i...

Page 11: ...pairs LED Indication Meaning Flashing Green Red Seeking SHDSL Searching for a far end SHDSL device Flashing Green Red Training SHDSL Attempting to synchronise with the far end device Green Red Data M...

Page 12: ...e last 10 secs Tx Power The output power of the tester in dB Pwr Back The power backoff negotiated during training Uptime How long the DSL has been in synchronisation Drops The number of times the DSL...

Page 13: ...ice To set up the Bonding Type refer to DSL Setup When Bonding has been established the Bonding Type is displayed next to the BONDING LED and below it the Aggregate Bit Rate in red if the target rate...

Page 14: ...Set up the DSL and Bonding parameters SYSTEM Set up the System parameters save load the setup to USB and update the tester software DEFAULT Save load the default setup FACTORY Restore the factory set...

Page 15: ...to 1 then Pair 1 is active If set to 2 then Pairs 1 and 2 are active If set to 3 then Pairs 1 2 and 3 are active If set to 4 then Pairs 1 2 3 and 4 are active Mode The DSL Mode SHDSL G SHDSL Gbis G SH...

Page 16: ...screen and the associated LED are displayed in Red If no target performance is required for a particular parameter it should be set to don t care Results for don t care parameters are displayed in Bla...

Page 17: ...menu language Date Time The initial setting for the clock calendar which is used to timestamp the reports Power Save ON If running on battery power the display dims to half brightness after 3 minutes...

Page 18: ...ings saved in this way are called Default Settings To copy the current settings to the Default Settings first press F4 DEFAULT from the main SETUP screen then F1 SAVE SETUP TO DEFAULT Press F6 OK to c...

Page 19: ...To upload the current settings first insert a memory stick with a minimum of 200kB of free memory into the USB port then press F3 SYSTEM from the main SETUP screen Press F3 SAVE SETUP TO USB then F6 O...

Page 20: ...bis User Guide GB from another UniPRO Gbis then press F3 SYSTEM from the main SETUP screen Press F4 LOAD SETUP FROM USB then F6 OK to download the settings or F4 CANCEL to return to the main SETUP scr...

Page 21: ...r the results store and overwrite the current and Default settings with the Factory settings first press F5 FACTORY from the main SETUP screen Press F6 OK then F5 OK to restore the factory settings or...

Page 22: ...ed and displayed The file name can not be edited in the tester If the reports store is full STORE FULL is displayed instead of the file name No further results can be saved until the store is cleared...

Page 23: ...s first insert a memory stick with 200kB of free memory into the USB port then press F5 SAVE from the HOME screen Press F6 OK to upload all stored reports or press F4 CANCEL to return to the HOME scre...

Page 24: ...update the tester software first insert a memory stick containing the required UniPRO Gbis software file into the USB port then press F3 SYSTEM from the main SETUP screen Press F5 UPDATE FIRMWARE FRO...

Page 25: ...icences in the tester a key file is required This is specific to the unit s serial number which must be quoted when ordering To update the tester licence first insert a memory stick containing the cor...

Page 26: ...123800 Iss 3 25 UniPRO Gbis User Guide GB A subsidiary of IDEAL INDUSTRIES INC...

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