What to do if my EXFO Test Equipment unit is not responding?
If your EXFO Test Equipment unit is not responding, shut it down by pressing and holding the power button. You will hear a first beep; release the key after you hear a second beep. Turn the unit on again to reset it.
Why is my EXFO AXS-200/635 impossible to turn on?
Your EXFO Test Equipment might be impossible to turn on because: * You did not press the power button long enough; press for 2 seconds. * Main batteries are discharged; charge batteries by connecting the AC adapter/charger. * Battery compartment door is open; close the battery compartment door. * One of the two batteries is missing; insert 2 batteries and replace the battery compartment door. * The weather is too cold.
Why don't the batteries charge as expected in my EXFO Test Equipment?
If the batteries in your EXFO Test Equipment are not charging as expected, it could be due to the following reasons: * The temperature is too high. Ensure the temperature is within specifications. * The battery is incorrectly connected. Ensure the battery is connected properly.
How to fix almost blank display on EXFO AXS-200/635 Test Equipment?
If the display of your EXFO Test Equipment is almost blank when you turn it on, the brightness may need some adjustment. Press the brightness button to adjust it properly.
What does it mean if the battery status LED is yellow on my EXFO Test Equipment?
If the battery status LED is yellow on your EXFO Test Equipment, it indicates that the battery is defective. Contact EXFO or replace the battery.
General| Brand | EXFO |
|---|---|
| Model | AXS-200/635 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists key capabilities and functionalities of the AXS-200/635 test set.
Details the physical connectors and ports available on the AXS-200/635 device.
Explains the function and meaning of each LED indicator on the front panel.
Provides essential safety guidelines for using the test equipment.
Describes how to use the POTS dialer function for making and receiving calls.
Explains how to configure regional settings and manage profiles for the test unit.
Details the process and available formats for saving test results from the unit.
Guides users on how to access and view previously saved test results.
Introduces the automated testing function for cable qualification from POTS to VDSL2.
Explains how to set up parameters and select tests for the CQ auto test function.
Guides users on executing auto tests and interpreting the results.
Describes the test for predicting IPTV video stream capacity based on loop quality.
Details how to set parameters for the video-DSL rate prediction test.
Outlines the steps to run video-DSL rate prediction tests and view outcomes.
Explains the function of the digital multimeter and its various measurement capabilities.
Describes a test to check wire pairs for service availability and dangerous voltages.
Details a test to detect corrosion on a circuit, which can affect digital services.
Explains how to detect the presence of water in a circuit using TDR.
Covers tests to configure and measure resistive balance parameters.
Explains how to configure and run a test to measure incoming signal frequency and level.
Describes how to configure and transmit a tone to a downstream device in the loop.
Details how to configure and place a pulsed tone to trace a cable pair.
Explains how to measure unwanted or disturbing energy in a loop.
Describes how to measure impulse noise on the circuit under test.
Details how to view effects of interference from power lines on the circuit.
Explains how to check longitudinal balance ratio for twisted pairs.
Describes how to detect the presence of load coils in the line.
Introduces Time Domain Reflectometry for locating faults and estimating cable lengths.
Explains Resistance Fault Locator testing for shorts between tip, ring, and ground.
Details RFL testing to determine distance to shorts using a separate good pair.
Describes a test to identify cable faults using TDR and FDR with enhanced resolution.
Explains configuring and measuring incoming signal level and frequency.
Describes configuring and transmitting a tone downstream.
Details measuring noise energy at a point in a noise spectrum.
Explains measuring PSD noise to determine xDSL technology and power.
Describes measuring impulse noise on the circuit under test.
Explains displaying impulse noise spikes over a defined time period.
Details measuring the dissipation of power of a transmitted signal.
Explains ensuring longitudinal balance ratio complies with standards.
Describes predicting data rates based on PSD noise and attenuation measurements.
Lists test capabilities including Auto Test, CPE, IPTV, data, and VoIP analyses.
Introduces the menu listing test capabilities of the unit.
Guides on selecting test types and viewing previously saved files.
Explains creating, storing, and managing multiple profiles with specific setups.
Details configuring and storing multiple profiles with default settings.
Covers setting basic DSL and Ethernet negotiation modes for selected profiles.
Explains configuring physical line parameters for ISP connection.
Details configuring wide area network parameters for ISP connection.
Describes configuring parameters for working in Throughmode on the LAN.
Explains specifying upper and lower thresholds for evaluated results.
Details entering VPI and VCI values based on downstream channels.
Guides on setting up and storing multiple profiles with specific configuration parameters.
Explains how to select test configuration parameters from saved profiles.
Describes modifying the unit to include and perform various application verification tests.
Explains the purpose and configuration of the Auto Test function.
Details configuring parameters to verify DSLAM and ATM core connection via loopback.
Explains configuring parameters for performing a ping test (ICMP echo request).
Describes tracing an IP packet to a destination and defining hop count.
Guides on entering download address for testing web page download speed.
Explains configuring file transfer protocol parameters for downloading/uploading files.
Details configuring the unit for video testing, including QoS parameters.
Explains configuring the unit for voice over IP testing, including jitter and packet loss.
Guides on selecting monitoring intervals for data plotting.
Details specifying network addresses for emulating set-top boxes.
Explains viewing PASS/FAIL status and details of CPE test results.
Describes viewing line conditions and connection status under test.
Details viewing the status of the WAN connection and ISP.
Explains viewing PASS/FAIL summary status of ping tests.
Describes viewing PASS/FAIL status of IP packet path and time.
Guides on viewing PASS/FAIL summary status of download tests.
Explains viewing PASS/FAIL summary of file transfer protocol completion.
Details viewing results of HPNA devices detected on the network.
Guides on viewing counter statistics of selected HPNA devices.
Guides on viewing ATM loopback connection value results (VPI, VCI, PTI).
Guides on viewing PASS/FAIL status and details of IPTV tests.
Describes viewing line conditions and connection status under test for IPTV.
Explains viewing pass/fail status of DSL parameters for IPTV.
Details viewing transfer mode statistics and DSL counters for IPTV.
Explains viewing VDSL parameters negotiated for IPTV.
Guides on viewing the status of the WAN connection for IPTV.
Describes viewing customer info configured for the LAN for IPTV.
Details viewing PPPoE, DHCP, TFTP sessions for IPTV.
Explains viewing bit rates of different layers related to IPTV.
Guides on viewing errors encountered at different layers for IPTV.
Details confirming IGMP traffic transfer and viewing statistics for IPTV.
Explains viewing details of detected video streams for IPTV.
Guides on viewing PASS/FAIL status of IP packet jitter for IPTV.
Explains viewing PASS/FAIL status of Peak to Peak PCR Jitter for IPTV.
Details viewing detected video stream rates and status for IPTV.
Guides on viewing PASS/FAIL status and details of data analysis tests.
Describes viewing line conditions and connection status under test for data analysis.
Explains viewing a summary of protocols detected by local network devices.
Guides on viewing maximum achieved downstream data rates for data analysis.
Explains viewing maximum achieved upstream data rates for data analysis.
Details viewing results of HPNA devices detected for data analysis.
Guides on viewing counter statistics of selected HPNA devices for data analysis.
Guides on viewing PASS/FAIL status and details of VoIP tests.
Describes viewing line conditions and connection status under test for VoIP.
Explains viewing pass/fail status of DSL parameters for VoIP.
Details viewing transfer mode statistics and DSL counters for VoIP.
Explains viewing VDSL parameters negotiated for VoIP.
Guides on viewing the status of the WAN connection for VoIP.
Describes viewing customer info configured for the LAN for VoIP.
Details viewing PPoE, DHCP, TFTP sessions for VoIP.
Explains viewing detailed call flow of detected voice protocol for VoIP.
Guides on viewing PASS/FAIL status of packet inter-arrival rates for VoIP.
Explains viewing PASS/FAIL status of call quality via packet inter-arrival time for VoIP.
Details viewing results of HPNA devices detected for VoIP.
Guides on viewing counter statistics of selected HPNA devices for VoIP.
Provides guidelines for keeping the unit in good working condition.
Explains how to charge and replace the unit's battery.
Provides instructions for recycling and disposing of the product in the EU.
Presents a table of common problems and their solutions.
Provides contact information and procedures for obtaining technical support.
Offers recommendations for safely transporting the unit to minimize damage.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Defines EXFO's liability limitations regarding product use.
Lists conditions under which the warranty does not apply.
States that the equipment meets published specifications at shipment.
Details the process for sending equipment for service or repair.
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