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Description

XM-23L4 is 4-Port 10/100/1000 Mbps UTP Ethernet Test Module. High test quality & reliable test result - The test modules are specifically built for production test at wire speed to ensure the quality and reliability of the test.


System Feature
  • XM-23L4:
    • 4-Port 10/100/1000 Mbps UTP Ethernet Test Module
  • Flexible traffic generation and analysis
    • Real-time, wire speed generation and analysis of layer 2 and 3 traffic
    • Single / Burst / Multi-burst / Continuous packet generation
    • Frame size from 48 to 9212 bytes
    • Varies multiple address fields to create millions of unique flow
    • Random IFG generation support
    • Support 802.3x flow control
    • Independent operation in each module
  • Extensive statistics
    • Real-time 64 bits counters that provide detailed statistics about every aspect of the packets being transmitted / received
    • External file logging for statistics and alerts
  • X-Trailer for frame data integrity verification
  • Generation and response to ARP and Ping for layer 3 testing

Major Benefits
  • High test quality & reliable test result - The test modules are specifically built for production test at wire speed to ensure the quality and reliability of the test
  • High test throughput - The modules can generate more packets than conventional PC based solutions in shorter period and multiple DUTs can be tested simultaneously without causing degradation in test quality and test speed
  • High density & low cost - A single NuStreams-2000 chassis can accommodate up to 64 Fast Ethernet ports or 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports thus reducing the per port cost of the tester
  • Customizable test program - The modules are supported by API for the development of customized test programs. Generic production test program with pre-defined templates is available to minimize the development effor

Applications
  • NuLite windows (for interactive functional testing)
  • APMPT (all purpose L2 mass production test program)
  • NuStreams® API (Application Programming Interface) for C, C++ and TCL/TK

Specification
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  • Model No.: XM-23L4
  • No. of Test Port: 4
  • Interface: RJ-45
  • CPU: 32 bits communication processor
  • Speed and Mode: 10/100 Mbps: Half / Full Duplex;
    1000Mbps:Full Duplex
  • Auto MDI / MDIX: Yes
  • NWay: Enable / Disable
  • Preamble: 4~16 Bytes
  • Frame Length: 48 ~ 9208 Bytes(without CRC): Fixed / Increase / Decrease / Random
  • Inter-frame Gap: Fixed / Random (10 Mbps:8800 ns~1 sec;100 Mbps:880 ns~1 sec;1000 Mbps:88 ns~1 sec)
  • Data Field: All zeros,All ones,55,AA,55AA,5A5A,00FF,0000FFFF,8-0's 8-F's,
    Fixed / increase / decrease / random in byte or in word; User defined
  • Error Generation: 10/100 Mbps: No CRC, CRC Error, Alignment Error, IP Check Sum Error, Dribble Error; 1000 Mbps: No CRC, CRC Error, IP Check Sum Errorr
  • Data Integrity / Sequence Checking: Yes
  • Source / Destination MAC Address: 32 bits variation Fixed / Increase / Decrease / Random
  • Source / Destination IP Address: 16 bits variation Fixed / Increase / Decrease / Random
  • IPv4 checksum Generation: Hardware
  • Hardware counters: TX Packet/Bytes, RX Packet/Byte, Unicast, Multicast, Broadcast, VLAN Packet, Pause Packet, CRC Error, DI Checksum Error, Serial Number Error, Alignment Error, Oversize Packet, Undersize Packet, Dribble Bit, IP Checksum Error, Trigger 1, Trigger 2, Trigger 3, Trigger 4, Trigger 5, Trigger 6, Trigger 7, Trigger 8, Collision TxArpReq, TxArpReply, RxArpReq, RxArpReply, TxICMPReq, TxICMPReply, RxICMPReq, RxICMPReply
  • VLAN (VLAN ID / COS Field): Fixed / Increase / Decrease / Random
  • Flow Control: Asymmetric; Response to 802.3x Flow Control Frames (default as reception)
  • QoS Test: Up to 8 Priority Queues
  • Line Performance: Wire Speed
     

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