Xtramus P6GW User Manual
NuStreams-P6GW
User’s Manual
USM Ver 1.0
Foreword
Copyright
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Revision History
Date Version History
2011/10/14 Ver 1.0 First draft version
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Table of Contents
Foreword..........................................................................................................................................2
Revision History..............................................................................................................................3
1. NuStreams-P6GW Overview.......................................................................................................6
1.1. NuStreams-P6GW General Description ............................................................................6
1.2. Key Features of NuStreams-P6GW...................................................................................7
1.3. NuPAD Overview ................................................................................................................7
2. NuStreams-P6GW Function Overview.......................................................................................8
2.1. NuStreams-P6GW Interface Ports.....................................................................................8
2.2. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel – LCD & LEDs.................................................................9
2.3. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel – LED Status.................................................................10
2.4. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel – Buttons.......................................................................12
3. Hardware Installation of NuStreams-P6GW............................................................................13
3.1. Installation for Residential Gateway (Broadband Router) Test....................................13
3.2. Installation for Switch Test ..............................................................................................14
3.3. Installation for Residential Gateway (Broadband Router) + Switch Test....................15
3.4. Installation for WLAN (Wireless LAN) Testing ...............................................................16
4. Making Settings with Front Panel Buttons & LCD .................................................................17
4.1. NuStreams-P6GW Buttons Overview .............................................................................17
4.2. NuStreams-P6GW LCD Overview....................................................................................18
4.3. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – Basic Controls.........................................19
4.4. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – Test Setting..............................................21
4.5. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – Test Log...................................................23
4.6. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – System Setting........................................24
4.7. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – System Information ................................25
5. NuSet-MiniPG.............................................................................................................................26
5.1. Installing/Uninstalling NuSet-MiniPG..............................................................................27
5.2. NuSet-MiniPG Overview...................................................................................................31
5.2.1. Starting NuSet-MiniPG................................................................................................31
5.2.2. NuSet-MiniPG Overview..............................................................................................32
5.3. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Functions.....................................................................................33
5.3.1. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Functions Overview...............................................................33
5.3.2. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Function – Menu Bar..............................................................34
5.3.2.1. Menu Bar – File.....................................................................................................34
5.3.2.2. Menu Bar – Task ...................................................................................................35
5.3.2.3. Menu Bar – Log.....................................................................................................35
5.3.2.4. Menu Bar – Service...............................................................................................36
5.3.2.5. Menu Bar – Languages ........................................................................................36
5.3.2.6. Menu Bar – Help....................................................................................................36
5.3.3. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Function – Quick Launch Buttons........................................37
5.3.3.1. Quick Launch Buttons – Reconnect...................................................................37
5.3.3.2. Quick Launch Buttons – Load & Save................................................................37
5.3.3.3. Quick Launch Buttons – Get Task/Apply All......................................................38
5.3.3.4. Quick Launch Buttons – Get Log/Clear Log/Log Folder...................................38
5.3.4. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Function – Info/Run Select List ............................................39
5.3.5. Configuring Tasks with NuSet-MiniPG-Config..........................................................41
5.3.5.1. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Task Setting – Router .....................................................42
5.3.5.2. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Task Setting – Switch .....................................................44
5.3.5.3. NuSet-MiniPG-Config Task Setting – Router + Switch......................................46
5.4. NuSet-MiniPG-ST Functions............................................................................................48
5.4.1. NuSet-MiniPG-ST Functions Overview......................................................................48
5.4.2. NuSet-MiniPG-ST Function – Menu Bar ....................................................................50
5.4.2.1. Menu Bar – File.....................................................................................................50
5.4.2.2. Menu Bar – Config................................................................................................50
5.4.2.3. Menu Bar – Report................................................................................................51
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5.4.2.4. Menu Bar – Languages ........................................................................................52
5.4.2.5. Menu Bar – Help....................................................................................................52
5.4.3. NuSet-MiniPG-ST Function – Quick Launch Buttons ..............................................53
5.4.3.1. Quick Launch Buttons – Reconnect...................................................................53
5.4.3.2. Quick Launch Buttons – Port Select...................................................................53
5.4.3.3. Quick Launch Buttons – Port Config..................................................................54
5.4.3.4. Quick Launch Buttons – WLAN Config..............................................................55
5.4.3.5. Quick Launch Buttons – Counter........................................................................56
5.4.4. NuSet-MiniPG-ST Function – Info/Port Select List...................................................57
5.4.5. NuSet-MiniPG-ST Function – Control Buttons .........................................................58
5.4.6. Counter Report ............................................................................................................59
5.4.6.1. Control Buttons ....................................................................................................60
5.4.6.2. Main Display Screen.............................................................................................60
5.4.6.3. Port/Packet Setting Options................................................................................61
5.5. NuSet-MiniPG-UG Functions...........................................................................................64
5.5.1. NuSet-MiniPG-UG Functions Overview.....................................................................64
5.5.2. NuSet-MiniPG-UG Function – Menu Bar....................................................................65
5.5.2.1. Menu Bar – File.....................................................................................................65
5.5.2.2. Menu Bar – Upgrade.............................................................................................65
5.5.2.3. Menu Bar – Languages ........................................................................................72
5.5.2.4. Menu Bar – Help....................................................................................................72
5.5.3. NuSet-MiniPG-UG Function – Quick Launch Buttons..............................................73
5.5.3.1. Quick Launch Buttons – Reconnect...................................................................73
5.5.3.2. Quick Launch Buttons – Firmware Upgrade......................................................73
5.5.3.3. Quick Launch Buttons – FPGA Upgrade............................................................73
5.5.3.4. Quick Launch Buttons – NuPAD Firmware Upgrade.........................................73
5.5.3.4. Quick Launch Buttons – License Upgrade ........................................................74
5.5.4. NuSet-MiniPG-UG Function – Info Select List ..........................................................74
6. Controlling Tests with NuPAD..................................................................................................75
6.1. NuPAD Functions Overview ............................................................................................75
6.2. Connecting NuPAD with NuSTreams-P6GW..................................................................76
6.3. Starting DUT Tests with NuPAD ......................................................................................77
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1. NuStreams-P6GW Overview
1.1. NuStreams-P6GW General Description
NuStreams-P6GW is a four-port stand-alone Switch /Residential
Gateway (Broadband Router) test device for testing switches and
broadband routers (along with their switch ports) at wirespeed with
its 4 Switch Ports, 1 WAN Port and Wireless Module. Also,
NuStreams-P6GW can be connected to PC for accessing its simple
and easy-to-use configuration utility.
Each of NuStreams-P6GW’s 3 RUNs contains 4 Tasks. These
Tasks allow users to simultaneously perform tests in 10M Full/Half,
100M Full/Half and 1000M Full with a single button. This innovative design can greatly reduce the time
consumed when performing product tests.
With 3 different Test Types (Router, Switch, and Router + Switch) available, NuStreams-P6GW can
perform tests on switch/router, or combining each of these test subjects under “Router + Switch” Test
Type, and test a broadband router’s WAN/LAN performance at the same time.
NuStreams-P6GW supports bi-direction LAN/WAN test packets with 253 IP addresses. Each IP has its
own settings and transmitting/receiving counters, including independent statistics and calculations for
latency and Serial Number. Also, both DUT and NuStreams-P6GW’s IP addresses can be any IP of 256
IP addresses from Class C.
Embedded with a Wireless Module that complies with IEEE802.11n Draft 2.0, NuStreams-P6GW can
connect to DUT wirelessly and perform wireless throughput tests.
NuStreams-P6GW comes with its own utility software. NuSet-MiniPG allows users to set DUT test
criteria, upgrading NuStreams-P6GW firmware/FPGA, and accessing detail test logs/statistics for further
analysis.
With the ability to provide high reliable test results and the best cost/performance ratio,
NuStreams-P6GW is the best solutions available for router and switch tests.
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1.2. Key Features of NuStreams-P6GW
• Compact, lightweight, and portable 4-port test device for testing network switches and routers
• Flexible WAN port connection for router tests:
¾ Static IP
¾ DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
¾ PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet)
• Embedded with IEEE802.11n Draft 2.0 wireless module, thus allowing performing wireless throughput
tests
• Supporting bi-direction LAN/WAN test packets with 253 IP addresses. Each IP has its own settings and
transmitting/receiving counters, including independent statistics and calculations for latency, Serial
Number, and VLAN Tags
• Both DUT and NuStreams-P6GW’s IP addresses can be any IP of 256 IP addresses from Class C
• Supports and can receive packet in PPP LCP, IPCP PAP formats
• Tests are performed automatically in a step-by-step manner, which makes NuStreams-P6GW a more
productive solution than traditional PC-based solutions
• NuStreams-P6GW’ s hardware information, such as FPGA/Firmware version and system temperature, is
available and can be checked on its LCD screen
• LCD screen for displaying test results and related statistics
1.3. NuPAD Overview
Built to be light and easy-to-handle, NuStreams-P6GW is
designed to meet the needs of production lines. However,
considering the buttons on NuStreams-P6GW might be too
small to operate, an optional keypad NuPAD is available to
solve this inconvenience.
NuPAD is an optional keypad with intuitive platforms and
easy-to-use buttons, and can be connected to
NuStreams-P6GW in mass production line.
Although possessing no configuration functions, the lighter and
smaller NuPAD provides 3 big, durable buttons (RUN 1~3) for users to operate the test procedure easily
without touching configuration buttons on the top panel of NuStreams-P6GW.
NuPAD Key Features
• Simple, easy to operate, performing tests fast
• Easy for maintenance. If NuPAD malfunctions, there’s no need to fix/replace the NuStreams-P6GW
that’s connected to it
• Intuitive Buttons for production crews to verify test results fast
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2. NuStreams-P6GW Function Overview
2.1. NuStreams-P6GW Interface Ports
Description
38400 bps RJ45 Console Port for connecting NuStreams-P6GW and NuPAD
A
Standard Type B USB Receptacle Port
B
10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet RJ45 WAN Port
C
8-Pin Mini-DIN Receptacle Diagnostic Port
D
DC 12 V Power Jack
E
IEEE802.11n Wireless Antenna Port for 2dBi Antenna
F
10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet RJ45 Switch/WAN Port
G
10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet RJ45 Switch/LAN Ports × 4
H
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2.2. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel – LCD & LEDs
LCD & LEDs Descriptions
• Test Start Time
• Packets Received
Throughput (packets/second) base on pre-defined allowable tolerance
• Power • SYS • USB
• b(IEEEE802.11b) • a(IEEEE802.11a) • g(IEEEE802.11g) • n(IEEEE802.11n)
• Static IP • DHCP • PPPoE
• Pass: DUT Test Pass • Fail: DUT Test Fail
• Pause: Current running test paused • Run 1/2/3: Test Task of Run 1/2/3 is
NuStreams-P6GW is set to test Broadband Router.
NuStreams-P6GW is set to test Switch. LED 2~5 indicates the number of ports
used.
Test starts from Step 1 to Step 4
1. Link Status Test
3. Test Starts
• Reserve • Link/ACT • Error
LCD A
B System Status
C
D WAN Type
E Test Status
F
LEDs
G
H
LCD Display
Screen
WLAN
Connection
Test Hotkey
Status
Router
(LAN
Switch (SW
2~5)
Test Step
I
J
Status
LAN Ports
(1~5) Status
↔ WAN)
• Test End Time
• Error Packets
2. Auto Negotiation Connection Test
4. Test Finished
• Packets Transmitted
• Test Fail/Pass
running
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2.3. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel – LED Status
The table down below contains NuStreams-P6GW’s front panel LED status and their meanings.
LED Status Description
System
B
C
Status
WLAN
Connection
D WAN Type
E Test Status
Test
F
Hotkey
Status
Power
SYS
USB
b
a
g
n
Static IP
DHCP
PPPoE
Pass
Fail
Pause
Run 1
Run 2
Run 3
Green ON NuStreams-P6GW is on
Green OFF NuStreams-P6GW’s CPU system down
Green ON NuStreams-P6GW CPU system initializing
Green
Blinking
NuStreams-P6GW’s CPU system active and running
Yellow ON NuStreams-P6GW is not starting properly
Yellow Green
Blinking
Green ON
NuStreams-P6GW is upgrading firmware
NuStreams-P6GW is connecting to PC via USB
cable
Green On The connection is set to b(IEEEE802.11b)
Green On
Green On
Green On
The connection is set to a(IEEEE802.11a)
The connection is set to g(IEEEE802.11g)
The connection is set to n(IEEEE802.11n)
Green ON DUT WAN connection is set to Static-IP
Green ON DUT WAN connection is set to DHCP
Green ON DUT WAN connection is set to PPPoE
Green ON DUT test passed
Red ON DUT test failed
Yellow ON The current running test is paused
Green ON All Tasks stored in Run 1 are running
Green ON All Tasks stored in Run 2 are running
Green ON All Tasks stored in Run 3 are running
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LED Status Description
G
H
I
Router
(LAN
Switch
(SW2~5)
Test Step
Status
↔ WAN)
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Green ON NuStreams-P6GW is set to test Broadband Router
Green ON
NuStreams-P6GW is set to test Switch. LED 2~5
indicates the number of ports used
Green ON Link Status Test
Green ON Auto-Negotiation connection test
Green ON Starting DUT tests
Green ON Test complete, generating test results and report
Green ON LAN Port is preserved for test
Green ON LAN Port is connected to DUT
Green
Blinking
NuStreams-P6GW is sending test packets via LAN
Port
Yellow ON Error occurred during test
J
LAN Port
Status
(1~5)
Reserve
Link/ACT
Error
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2.4. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel – Buttons
Buttons Descriptions
Configuration
K
Buttons
||
Pause
►
Operation
L
Buttons
Run1
►
Run2
►
Run3
Enter the Main Menu(*) or return to the previous Menu
Move the select cursor up
Move the select cursor down
Execute the selected selection
Pause the current running test
St art all Tasks set in Run 1. Up to 4 Tasks can be configured in
Run 1 hotkey. Press this button to test ALL TASKS AT ONCE.
nd
2
hotkey that works as Run 1
rd
hotkey that works as Run 1
3
*Menu will be displayed on the LCD screen.
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3. Hardware Installation of NuStreams-P6GW
NuStreams-P6GW can perform tests on Residential Gateway (Broadband Router), Switch, or
Residential Gateway + Switch. Each test has its own different test options and parameters.
To perform tests on different DUTs mentioned above, you have to connect your NuStreams-P6GW
differently. Please see the installation structure mentioned in this chapter for more detail information.
3.1. Installation for Residential Gateway (Broadband Router) Test
While performing tests on Residential Gateway (Broadband Router), both WAN and LAN ports of the
DUT must be connected to NuS treams-P6GW with CAT-5 UTP cables as shown in the figure down below:
If NuStreams-P6GW’s WAN/LAN Ports and DUT’s ports are connected via CAT-5 UTP cables correctly,
the Link/ACT LEDs located on NuStreams-P6GW’s LAN Port Status LED will be ON accordingly.
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3.2. Installation for Switch Test
While performing tests on Switch, DUT LAN ports must be connected to NuStreams-P6GW with CAT-5
UTP cables or/and the DUT must detects the NuStreams-P6GW’s signal from its Wireless Module as
shown in the figure down below:
If both NuStreams-P6GW’s Switch Port 1~5 and DUT’s ports are connected via CAT-5 UTP cables
correctly, the Link/ACT LEDs 1~5 located on NuStreams-P6GW’s LAN Port Status LED will be ON
accordingly. If both Nustreams-P6GW and DUT are connected via Wireless connection, the last
Link/ACT LED (WLAN) will be ON accordingly.
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3.3. Installation for Residential Gateway (Broadband Router) + Switch Test
While performing tests on Residential Gateway (Broadband Router) + Switch, both WAN and LAN
ports of the DUT must be connected to NuStreams-P6GW with CAT-5 UTP cables as the installation
structure when performing tests on Residential Gateway (Broadband Router) as shown in the figure
down below:
Test options for Residential Gateway (Residential Router) + Switch and Residential Gateway
(Residential Router) are very similar, with minor differences listed in the table down below:
DUT Type Residential Gateway + Switch Residential Gateway
LAN Port Select
Flow Control
✓ ✘
✓ ✘
If NuStreams-P6GW’s WAN/LAN Ports and DUT’s ports are connected via CAT-5 UTP cables correctly,
the Link/ACT LEDs located on NuStreams-P6GW’s LAN Port Status LED will be ON accordingly.
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3.4. Installation for WLAN (Wireless LAN) Testing
As mentioned previously, NuStreams-P6GW complies with IEEE802.11n Draft 2.0 and can connect to
DUT wirelessly and perform wireless throughput tests. However, in order to perform wireless tests, you
have to connect NuStreams-P5G’s Switch Port 5 to one of DUT’s LAN Port as shown in the figure down
below:
For more detailed information regarding to connect NuStreams-P6GW and your DUT wirelessly, please
refer to “5.3.5. Configuring Tasks with NuSet-MiniPG-Config” and “5.4.3.4. Quick Launch Buttons –
WLAN Config”.
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4. Making Settings with Front Panel Buttons & LCD
All parameters for DUT tests can be configured via control buttons located on the front panel. Also,
configuring, testing, and system information are displayed and can be viewed on the LCD screen as well.
Before performing any tests, NuStreams-P5G should be connected to DUT properly according to DUT’s
type. Please refer to 3. Hardware Installation of NuStreams-P6GW for more detail information.
4.1. NuStreams-P6GW Buttons Overview
With NuStreams-P6GW’s control buttons located on its front panel, all test parameters and system
configurations can be set via these buttons.
Buttons Descriptions
Enter the Main Menu(*) or return to the previous Menu
Configuration
K
Buttons
Operation
L
Buttons
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Move the select cursor down
Execute the selected selection
||
Pause
Run1
Run2
Run3
Pause the current running test
►
St art all Tasks set in Run 1. Up to 4 Tasks can be configured in
Run 1 hotkey. Press this button to test ALL TASKS AT ONCE.
►
nd
hotkey that works as Run 1
2
►
rd
hotkey that works as Run 1
3
*Menu and setting options will be displayed on the LCD screen.
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g
g
V
g
g
g
f
4.2. NuStreams-P6GW LCD Overview
All configuration options and system information can be viewed via NuStreams-P6GW’s LCD screen. All
options and their functions contained in the menu are listed down below:
Layer 1 Menu Layer 2 Menu
Modify Run 1
Test Settin
Test Lo
System Settin
Modify Run 2
Modify Run 3
Load Default
iew Lo
ClearLo
Store Log On/Off
Full Warning On/Off
Buzzer On/Of
Password
Date/Time
Load Default
System Information
Layer 1 Menu Layer 2 Menu Description
Test Setting
Modify Run
1~3
You can configure test parameters for Run 1~3 under this menu.
Each Run can hold up to 4 Tasks
Load Default Restore all parameters stored in Run 1~3 to default value
View Log View test logs generated after the tests are complete
Clear Log Delete all logs stored in NuStreams-P6GW
Test Log
Store Log Test reports will be stored automatically if this function is enable
Full Warning System will issue warnings when log storage memory is running out
Buzzer If enabled, system will buzz whenever a button is pressed
Password You can set new password for the system under this menu
System Setting
Date/Time System date and time can be configured under this menu
Load Default Restore all system settings to default value
System Information
N/A Display detailed system information
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4.3. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – Basic Controls
The table down below shows NuStreams-P6GW’s basic controls.
Basic Setting Controls
Function Control Button Action LCD Display
Entering Main
Menu
Back to
Previous
Menu
Moving
Selection
Cursor
Press
button to enter NuStreams-P6GW’s main
menu.
Press
Press
button to go back to the previous menu.
to move the selection cursor up, or press
to move the selection cursor down.
↓
↓
↓
Entering
Selected
Press
Option
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Basic Test Performing Controls
Function Control Button Action LCD Display
Press ► Run1 button to start all Tasks set in Run 1,
press ► Run2 button to start all Tasks set in Run 2,
and press ► Run3 button to start all Tasks set in Run
Start All T asks
3.
Set in Run 1~3
All Tasks set in the Run will be performed at the same
time after pressing ► Run1, ► Run2, or ► Run3
button.
↓
Pause
Stop All
Running Tests
& Exit
Press || Pause button to pause the current running
test. Press || Pause button to resume.
Press
button to stop all running tests and exit.
↓
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4.4. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – Test Setting
Function Control Button Action LCD Display
Entering Test
Setting Menu
Insert/Delete
Tasks
Move the cursor ＞ to “Test Setting”, and press
button. NuStreams-P6GW will prompt you to input the
system password. The default password is
. Press button after inputting the
password to enter the test setting menu.
You can also insert or delete Tasks.
To add a new task to the current Run, choose “insert”
from “Run List” menu, and press
button. A new
task with default parameters will be added to that
Run.
To remove an existing task of the current Run,
choose “delete” from “Run List” menu, and press
button. The existing task you chose will be deleted.
Each “Run” can contain up to 4 Tasks, while each
Task is an independent test that can contain different
test parameters.
↓
↓
You can reset all settings stored in all 3 Runs and
load the default test configurations here.
To load default test configurations, choose “Load
Load Default
Default” from “Run List” menu, and press
NuStreams-P6GW will confirm if you really want to
reset all test settings to default values. Press
button to confirm, or press
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Function Control Button Action LCD Display
Modifying
Test
Parameters
Press
would like to modify. Press
or buttons to choose which “Run” you
button to start
configuring the selected “Run”. Choose “Modify” and
press
to start configuring parameters for the Task
you’ve chosen.
Press
or buttons to choose which
parameter you would like to configure, and press
button to start configuring. Change parameter values
with
or buttons, and press button to
apply the changes.
Press
button again to save the settings you’ve
made to the Task and go back to Run List menu.
NuStreams-P6GW supports 3 test modes: Router,
Switch, and Router + Switch. For detail test setting
options, please refer to “5.3.5. Configuring Tasks
with NuSet-MiniPG-Config”.
↓
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4.5. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – Test Log
Function Control Button Action LCD Display
Entering Test
Log Menu
View Log
Delete Log
Log Auto-Save
Move the cursor ＞ to “Test Log”, and press
button.
Choose “View Log” from “Test Log” menu list, and
press
button.
Choose “Clear Log” from “Test Log” menu list, and
press
button.
System will ask if you really want to delete all logs
stored in NuStreams-P6GW. Press
or
to cancel.
to confirm,
Choose “Store Log” from “Test Log” menu list, and
press
changed to “→” icon. Using
button. The select cursor “＞” will be
or buttons to
set Log Auto-Save function On or Off, and press
button to apply the changes. System will save all
test logs automatically if this function is ON.
Choose “Full Warning” from “Test Log” menu list,
and press button. The select cursor “＞” will be
↓
↓
Warning when
Memory Full
changed to “→” icon. Using
set Memory Full Warning function On or Off, and
press
alert you when its log storing memory is about to
full if this function is ON.
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or buttons to
button to apply the changes. System will
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4.6. NuStreams-P6GW Front Panel Functions – System Setting
Function Control Button Action LCD Display
Move the cursor ＞ to “System Setting”, and press
Entering
System Setting
Menu
button. NuStreeams-P6GW will prompt you to
input the system password. The default password
. Press button after inputting
is
the password to enter the test setting menu.
Choose “Buzzer” from “System Setting” menu list,
and press
button. The select cursor “＞” will be
↓
Buzzer
Password
On/Off
Setting New
Password
changed to “→” icon. Pressing
to set Buzzer function On or Off, and press
or buttons
button to apply the changes. System will make a
buzz sound whenever you press a button if this
function is ON.
Choose “Password” from “System Setting” menu
list, and press
button.
You can set the Password function On/Off by
selecting Password: On/Off. Using ▲/+ or ▼/-
buttons to set Password function On or Off.
Choose “Password” from “System Setting” menu
list, and press
button.
You can change system password (Default
Password:
) under Setting
Password menu.
Password is a set of 4-button combination with
, ►Run1, ►Run2, and ►Run3 buttons.
↓
↓
,
↓
Please input your old password under “ORG: “, and
input your new password under “New: “.
Choose “Date/Time” from “System Setting” menu
list, and press
System
Date/Time
You can adjust system date and time by pressing
changes you’ve made.
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