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Network Tester
Professional IPTV Tester for xDSL Networks
Toronto, Canada - GAO Tek Inc.(www.GAOTek.com) has released its professional IPTV tester intended to test the performance of xDSL networks. This IPTV tester tests video frequency quality, code steam quality (ISO TR1011290) and net configuration. Parameters such as jitter, packet loss, transmission speed and MDI can be tested in order to judge network performance quality. The tester also provides several kinds of test patterns such as simulation, interception, series connection and straight connection.
This handheld IPTV tester, model 360, can further function as an STB emulator capable of intercepting multicast streams. It displays real-time test results such as xDSL parameters, video frequency quality (dithering, package loss, transmission speed, MDI-DF delay), code stream quality (ISO TR101290) and net configuration its LCD touch screen. The IPTV tester supports a variety of video compression formats, stream transportation protocols as well as network protocols including VLAN, PPPoE, DHCP, Ipv4, IGMP, UDP, TCP and RTP protocols. Additionally, sound and video codes including MPEG4, H264 and AVS are available.
Visit http://www.GAOTek.com for more information or to purchase this product online.
For any sales inquires please contact:
1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 - Toll Free (USA & Canada)
1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 - All Other Areas
sales@gaotek.com
About GAO Tek Inc.
GAO Tek Inc. (www.GAOTek.com) is a global leader in research, development and manufacturing of high performance telecommunication testers, electronic measurement instruments, embedded development tools and other electronic products that serve the needs of electronic professionals internationally.
Toronto, Canada - GAO Tek Inc.(www.GAOTek.com) has released its professional IPTV tester intended to test the performance of xDSL networks. This IPTV tester tests video frequency quality, code steam quality (ISO TR1011290) and net configuration. Parameters such as jitter, packet loss, transmission speed and MDI can be tested in order to judge network performance quality. The tester also provides several kinds of test patterns such as simulation, interception, series connection and straight connection.
This handheld IPTV tester, model 360, can further function as an STB emulator capable of intercepting multicast streams. It displays real-time test results such as xDSL parameters, video frequency quality (dithering, package loss, transmission speed, MDI-DF delay), code stream quality (ISO TR101290) and net configuration its LCD touch screen. The IPTV tester supports a variety of video compression formats, stream transportation protocols as well as network protocols including VLAN, PPPoE, DHCP, Ipv4, IGMP, UDP, TCP and RTP protocols. Additionally, sound and video codes including MPEG4, H264 and AVS are available.
Visit http://www.GAOTek.com for more information or to purchase this product online.
For any sales inquires please contact:
1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 - Toll Free (USA & Canada)
1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 - All Other Areas
sales@gaotek.com
About GAO Tek Inc.
GAO Tek Inc. (www.GAOTek.com) is a global leader in research, development and manufacturing of high performance telecommunication testers, electronic measurement instruments, embedded development tools and other electronic products that serve the needs of electronic professionals internationally.
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About GAO Tek Inc.
GAO Tek Inc. (www.GAOTek.com) is a global leader in research, development and manufacturing of high performance telecommunication testers, electronic measurement instruments, embedded development tools and other electronic products that serve the needs of electronic professionals internationally.
How To Tell if Network Cable Is Bad?
Hey folks,
Recently I've been having internet connection problems with my pc. Frequently I'll go to a page and I'll get "Problem Loading Page" in Firefox (which I think is equivalent to "Page Can't Be Displayed" in IE). Then I refresh and it's fine. It's not the websites though because it happens on *all* sites, even the largest ones.
Is there any way I can tell if the problem is from the network cable other than trying out another network cable (or spending a ton of money on a cable tester)? It runs through my walls and is a distance away from the router, so I don't want to run new cable unless I absolutely have to.
Alternatively, is there a test on the internet where I can upload/download files and it could look for missing/corrupted bits? I think if there were missing/corrupted bits, the problem would be more likely stemming from my end rather than my ISP's.
Thanks
You can ping your router from your computer to see if you are getting consistent results, and to see if you have any lost of data between your router and your computer. Any lost of data means you either have problem with your connector or your cable.
To find out your Router gateway address, do the following:
Start -> Run
type cmd
type ipconfig
write down your router gateway IP address, then do the following:
Start -> Run
type cmd
type ping xxx.xxx.xx.xx (your router gateway IP address).
PlayStation Network - The Tester
