Viavi OneExpert CATV 630 Manual de usuario

Extended Quick Start Guide v4

August 2019

OneExpert

CATV 630

Table of Contents – OneExpert CATV

ONX CATV – Interfaces and Controls

System Settings

CATV Settings

SW Upgrade and Data Synchronization

Firmware Upgrades

Synchronization with StrataSync

Ethernet Testing

CATV Measurements

QuickCheck

Spectrum

TDR

HL Leakage Option and Transmitter

Ingress Scan

Channel Check

DOCSIS Check

OneCHECK

D3.1 Measurements

CATV NETWORK Measurements

Configure Screens

QuickCheck EXPERT

Channel EXPERT

DOCSIS EXPERT

Ingress EXPERT

Return Signal Generator (RSG) w/

Loopback

Forward and Return Sweep

Sweepless Sweep

Support Links

Viavi Customer Care:

For questions about warranty information, repair and calibration, Return

Material Authorization (RMA) request, services quotation, order status.

T: 1-844 GO VIAVI (+1-844-468-4284)

E: NAM.Customer[email protected]

https://www.viavisolutions.com/en-us/services-and-support/support-

center/customer-care

Customer Care Portal Login

https://www.viavisolutions.com/en-us/services-and-support/support-

center/customer-care/customer-portal-login

RMA Request Form:

http://www.viavisolutions.com/en-us/services-and-support/return-

material-authorization-rma-request

Viavi Technical Support:

Will assist you in using/configuring products or address issues regarding

product performance.

T: +1-844 GO VIAVI (+1-844-468-4284)

E: catvsupport@viavisolutions.com

For access to online technical and product support:

http://support.viavisolutions.com

Quick Tip Videos (including ONX):

https://www.viavisolutions.com/en-us/support/quick-references/quick-

tip-videos

Product Focused YouTube Channel:

ViaviSolutions CIVT

ONX CATV - Overview

ONX Control keys

Network Indicator LEDs

High Sensitivity Touch Screen

Shortcut Buttons

Short Cut Hard keys – Functions keys

Navigation Directional Buttons

Back, Home Screen, and Utility Buttons

Power On/Off Button

ONX Interfaces Port 2 – RF Ingress Port

Connect to

upstream from house

for Ingress Scan

Port 1 – RF US/DS Analysis

DOCSIS, QAM

D-Ring

Dual 10/100/1000

RJ45 Ports

Dual USB 2.0 Ports

Battery Charger Port (under flap)

D-Ring

Power LED and Systems Keys

The DC Power Input, located on the bottom

of the instrument, is used to connect the AC

adapter.

The Charge LED located next to the power

input indicates that the adapter is connected.

Solid green indicates that charging is

complete.

Slow flashing red indicates that the battery

charge is critically low, and less than 10%.

Fast flashing red indicates that the charging

was suspended due to a fault and user

intervention is necessary (for example, an

incorrect charger is attached).

Solid red indicates that the charging was

suspended due to overheating. The unit can

continue to run, and no user intervention

necessary.

Solid amber indicates that the battery is

charging.

LED’s Sync – Reports the status of modem synchronization.

Blinking green indicates that the modem is ranging.

Solid green indicates that the modem has

successfully ranged.

Network –Indicates the status of network

connectivity.

Blinking green indicates that the unit is acquiring

an IP address.

Solid green indicates that an IP address has been

acquired.

Blinking amber indicates a timeout – the unit was

unable to acquire an IP address.

If the LED is not illuminated, the network is not

active – either the unit is not connected or it is

logged off.

Batt –A multi-color LED that indicates the battery

status.

Solid green indicates that either the battery charge

is higher than 30%, or that an external source is

powering the unit.

Solid red indicates that the battery charge is

critically low, and less than 10%.

Solid amber indicates that the battery is getting

low, and the charge is between 10% and 30%.

Error –Solid red indicates error and

alarm conditions. The type of error

varies and depends on the

application.

Tray Menu

SAVE TO JOB – Saves the results to job ticket.

SAVE TO REPORT – Saves the results to a

report. Formats available: XML, PDF, or HTML.

VIEW REPORT – Views a saved report. Select

View Report and then select the saved report to

view. If there are no saved reports, the text will

be grayed out.

SCREENSHOT – Takes a screen capture of the

current menu (the screen you were viewing

when you launched the tray menu).

NETWORK – Enables or disables the

home/Ethernet network.

BLUETOOTH – Enables or disables Bluetooth.

VOLUME – Control the device volume.

HELP – Provides TAC phone numbers.

USING THE TRAY MENU

The tray menu allows access to

commonly used functions. It can

be accessed either by pressing the

Tray system key or by swiping

downward from the top of the LCD.

Hint:

A long push on TRAY key will

automatically start a screen capture. It is

useful when a short Tray key push

doesn’t open the Tray menu (when for

example a function key menu is open)

User interface

SELECTING A MENU

To select a menu, either touch the item or use the arrow

navigation keys to highlight the desired menu item and

then press the OK key.

SHORTCUTS

If you have a test or function that you use

frequently you can make it a shortcut.

Touch and hold the icon for the function and then

drag it to the bottom of the screen to create a

shortcut.

You can create up to four shortcuts.

To remove the shortcut, drag it off the shortcut bar.

REARRANGING ICONS

You can rearrange icons within a menu for tests

or functions you use frequently.

To rearrange icons inside a menu, touch and

hold the icon and then drag it to the new

location.

COLLAPSIBLE MENUS

Each main item is a collapsible menu. Touch the

triangle on the right (the triangle rotates from

pointing left to pointing down) or use the arrow

keys to highlight the menu item and then press

the OK key.

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