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General| Wi-Fi | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac |
|---|---|
| Ethernet | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Display | 7-inch touchscreen |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet |
| Protocols Supported | TCP, UDP, IPv4, IPv6 |
| Protocols | Ethernet, Wi-Fi, DHCP, DNS, HTTP |
| Measurement Capabilities | Throughput, packet loss, latency, jitter |
| Cable Test | Wiremap, length |
| Discovery | Network devices, VLANs |
| Network Performance Tests | Throughput, packet loss, latency, jitter |
| Power | AC adapter or battery |
| Management | Web interface |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | IEEE 802.3af/at |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
Details the wired RJ-45, fiber, and Wi-Fi interfaces for testing and management functions.
Describes the functions of wired copper, wired fiber, and Wi-Fi test ports.
Explains the functionality of Wi-Fi and wired management ports.
Guides users on choosing which port interface to use for tests and analysis.
Explains file operations like copy, move, and paste between folders and storage locations.
Explains how to access and install software updates over-the-air or manually.
Explains how to establish remote connections using VNC or Link-Live.
Guides on resetting individual app settings to factory defaults.
Explains the ability to disable certain features for security needs.
Explains how to manage feature access using the Controlled Edition selection.
Describes permanent disabling of features and associated hardware modifications.
Introduces AutoTest as a comprehensive application for running various test types.
Guides on creating and managing test profiles and profile groups.
Describes how Wired Profiles run tests over copper or fiber network connections.
Describes how Wi-Fi Profiles run tests by connecting to selected wireless networks.
Explains how the app finds, classifies, and displays network component details.
Guides on using the search feature to find discovered devices.
Explains setting filters to control which devices are displayed in the list.
Allows filtering and organizing devices into security categories.
Explains how Wi-Fi Analysis uses the Wi-Fi Test Port and enhances with Discovery data.
Lists screens within the Wi-Fi app like Channels Map, SSIDs, APs, etc.
Guides on setting filters to control displayed network components.
Guides on using the app to locate APs and Wi-Fi clients.
Combines Layer 3 and Layer 2 measurements for path analysis.
Details steps to start a path analysis.
Displays device type, DNS name, and IP address for Layer 3 hops.
Involves naming survey, loading floor plan, specifying dimensions, and setting scanning mode.
Guides on setting up survey name, description, floor plan, and survey mode.
Guides on sending survey results to Link-Live.
Explains changing screen orientation and choosing views like Frequency Spectrum, Waterfall, Real Time.
Presents frequency band data as a heatmap.
Displays new data at the top, scrolling older data downwards over a 2-minute interval.
Explains network performance measurement between source and endpoint devices.
Controls performance settings for source and peer roles.
Lists supported endpoints like OneTouch AT, LinkRunner, NPT Reflector.
Provides notes and steps to consider before running a performance test.
Configures the product unit to communicate with your iPerf endpoint.
Ensures an active link and starts the iPerf test.
Configures generator settings for running LANBERT tests.
Details steps for cable path identification and loopback device setup.
Guides on creating a user account and signing in to Link-Live.com.
Explains the process of claiming your device on the Link-Live.com website.
Describes how to unclaim your unit from Link-Live.
Explains measuring length, identifying shorts/opens, and locating connections using toning.
Measures cable length and detects faults using Time Domain Reflectometry.
Provides detailed per-wire results using a WireView accessory.
Details general specifications like dimensions, weight, battery, display, and interfaces.
Lists general specifications of the device.
Describes the internal Wi-Fi radios and their capabilities.
Lists certifications and compliance statements.
