Fluke Series II - Manual (Page 103)

OneTouch Series II
Users Manual
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To run Traffic Generator in Ping mode, do the following:
1. Connect the Network Assistant to your network.
2. Press (Connectivity Tests) from the top-level
display (for xDSL, press xDSL Test then press
the Traffic Generator tab and go to step 5).
3. Press (ITO).
4. Press the (Traffic Generator) tab.
5. Press or to configure Frames/second to the
desired amount.
6. Press or to configure Frame Length as 60,
64, 128, 256, 512, 768, 1024, 1280, 1518, or 1520
bytes.
Note
The illegal sized frames of 60 and 1520 bytes
most likely will not be responded to by remote
devices.
7. Select PING as the frame type.
8. Configure the Target IP Address box by pressing
the box and then entering the address from the
displayed keypad.
9. Press (Start Traffic) to run Traffic Generator.
Traffic is transmitted to the specified Target IP
Address (station or network).
10. Press
(Stop Traffic) to stop Traffic Generator.
Traffic is transmitted to the specified Target IP Address
(station or network).
Ping Mode Results
Traffic Generator displays Ping mode results as it is
running. You can adjust Frames/second and Frame
Length while Traffic Generator is running to see the
effect of traffic loading on your network or on a station.
Two meters show the Ping mode results. One meter
shows the overall network traffic (in frames per second)
and the other meter shows the rate of Echo Response
packets received from the target device. Figure 7-8
shows Ping mode sample results.