This article will serve as a reference and have examples of diagnostic graphs related to the build-in feature in sw3.1 and upwards.
TNA graphs can to a certain point be compared to the one in this article. TNA graphs will not be included in this article.
You can click on a graph to enlarge it.
| # | Graph example | Connection | Description |
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| 01 |  | - Directly connected - Short patch cable. Fault: None | Full link rate and no interference. This graph illustrates a best-case connection on RF. Condition: Good |
| 02 |  | - 100m KOKA500 - Tap13dB - EDM201 outlet, data F-conn. Fault: None | Cable attenuation is visible on the graph (As illustrated with a red line). Condition: Good |
| 03 |  | - 100m KOKA500 - Tap19dB - TD272D outlet, TV-out Fault: Missing notch filter. Increase in retransmissions. | Cable attenuation is visible on the graph and FM filter on TV-out (illustrated with a red box). Condition: Acceptable, but adding a notch filter is strongly recommended! |
| 04 |  | - 100m KOKA500 - Tap19dB - GDM19 outlet, TV-out Fault: The outlet is connected to the loop-out connector. | High attenuation. Condition: Poor, fault-finding is required. |
| 05 |  | - 60m Coax - Directly connected Fault: Poor shielding on cable. Low frequencies interference. | Poorly shielded cables are susceptible to interference. Raised noise floor, which affects the AGC, risk of retransmissions. |
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