Test Results
538 88000 Series
Summary / Client Summary
Local/Remote direction buttons are available for single/dual port
topology in One-Way measurement mode.
Note: Throughput (including RX Frame Count, TX Rate, and TX Frame Count),
Jitter, Latency, and Frame Loos/Out-of-Sequence are available when
enabled (see QoS Thresholds) but their availability depend on the selected
measurement mode, measurement role, and direction.
Throughput, Jitter, and Latency meters display respectively the
measured Throughput, Jitter, and Latency.
Note: The green region defined by the configured threshold corresponds to a
PA SS verdict while the red regions corresponds to a FAIL verdict. The
Pass/Fail verdict is only displayed when enabled (see QoS Thresholds on
page 182).
Jitter is the delay variation measured
1
on all valid frames
2
received.
Current, Average, Minimum, Maximum, and Estimate delay values
are reported in μs per direction when applicable.
Latency is measured
1
on all valid frames
2
received. Current, Average,
Minimum, and Maximum latency (delay) are reported.
For One-Way and One-Way P<m> P<n> measurement modes,
indicates the measured one-way latency (delay) in μs per direction
when applicable (available on the sender side).
For Round-Trip measurement mode, indicates the measured
round-trip latency (delay) in μs (available on the sender side).
Throughput is the RX rate value measured on all valid frames (no FCS
and UDP Checksum errors). Current, Average, Minimum, and
Maximum throughput results are reported. A Current value of 0
indicates that no throughput has been measured in the last second.
1. Measurements smaller than 1 μs will be discarded, not used for the sampling process, and
< 0.001
will be displayed
as the minimum value. For the Current value,
Not measurable
is displayed when no delay has been measured in the
last second.
2. Frames with One-Way Delay (OWD) messages and no FCS and UDP Checksum errors.
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