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About This Guide
Conventions
Section
Description
Appendix D, “Serial Port
and Telnet Commands”
Describes the serial port command set including Superuser,
Netmask, Gateway, and External Time Reference
commands.
Appendix E, “ESD
Requirements”
Provides ESD guidelines and procedures.
Appendix F, “Fiber Optic
Cleaning Guidelines”
Provides cleaning guidelines for fiber optic equipment.
Appendix G, “Revision
History”
Provides a Revision History for this user guide including
updates for this current revision.
“Index”
Comprehensive index listing.
Conventions
This section explains the typographical conventions used in this guide.
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Italics are used to indicate titles of books, volumes, documents, sections of documents
(such as chapters), areas or panes within windows, tabs, options, field or parameter
names, and for general emphasis. For example:
• For additional information on SmartBits hardware, refer to the SmartBits System
Reference manual.
• The Traffic area of the window contains four options.
• The test results provide information on the frame loss of the device.
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Bold type is used to indicate selections made during a procedure (such as menu
options that you select, or tabs or buttons that you click). Bold type is also used for
names of parameters being acted upon, for parameter options, and to indicate
directory paths. For example:
• To connect to your SmartBits chassis click the Connect button or select Tools >
Connect.
• To transmit traffic for 10 seconds for each iteration of the test, enter 10 in the Test
Duration field.
• The configuration files are automatically saved to the Config folder that was created when you installed the software application (C:\Program Files\Config).
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Courier text is used for code samples and to indicate text that you need to enter.
SmartBits 600x refers to the SmartBits 600, 600B, or any later version of this chassis.
SmartBits 6000x refers to the SmartBits 6000B, 6000C, or any later version of this
SmartBits 600x/6000x Installation Guide
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