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October 03, 2012

Using A LRAT 2000 as a Reflector With A Fluke Optiview XG (by Tony Fortunato)

As I run into more and more Fluke customers who own a Linkrunner 2000 and an XG, or the legacy INA, I always love to demonstrate the reflector capability feature.

This combined with the XG's throughput feature makes for a handy traffic generator.


 

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