Manual

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There are three dierent secons available on the  menu: and.The dierent
graphs are available by scrolling le and right.
When making a CrossLock connecon, it is best to refer to the CrossLock stats to analyze performance. The Remote and
Channel graphs are also available during a CrossLock connecon because the legacy BRIC Normal protocol is sll running
while a CrossLock connecon is acve. When you are not ulizing CrossLock, CrossLock graphs will be blank, and you
should refer to the Remote and Channel graphs.
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The  graphsgive a real-me indicaon of network acvity and quality during a CrossLock connecon. You
can determine how many networks are being ulized, the delay associated with both ends of the connecon, loss and
recovery of packets. It’s a powerful tool to help analyze system performance.
The rst screen is the transmit performance screen. An idencal screen showing receive performance is available by
swiping this screen to the le.
The stascs screens are divided in half into two real-me histograms, moving from right (now) to far le
(60 seconds ago).