Speedtest graph presentation.

[David L. Vrablic]

Is it my tired old eyes or when you set the dropdown to 1 M.
It is 1 Meg per division?
I would think it would be better if it were 1 Meg full scale.
That way a 512 K connection would display in the middle of the full graph not in the middle of the first division.
With that fine a resolution one could see if something were going "Haywire over the test period.

Likewise with the rest of the range settings.
Watcha thinK?

[Steve]

The graph defaults to a scale of 1000 KBytes/sec, so a 512K connection is what, approx 65 KBytes/sec. So if you set the dropdown to 120 that should get you what you want.

Is that what you are looking for?

Maybe I need to add options to set the graph to bits/bytes and K/M

[David L. Vrablic]

That would be really neat Steve.
The problem is the systems guys do everything in one mode and the sales types do everything in another.

(See how safe I can be? I didn't want to get them mixed up. It is late.)

I just thought the resolution would be nicer with the graph in the middle for 512 Kb.

Most of my CPE's are limmited to 384 and 512.
There seems to be some questions regarding if CBQ is in effect in either TX or RX modes.

Also we have noticed we need to set the limit a little higher so the customer gets what he is paying for.
I think 384 is somewhere arount 400.

[David L. Vrablic]

I just looked again.
How / what do I set to 120?

The dropdown goes from 1 to 20 .
What am I missing here.

[Steve]

I think you must be using one of the beta versions you were testing for me. Go download the latest.

[David L. Vrablic]

Thats what it was.
I was playing from a different sheet of music.
This is Muchmobetta!

I do like the idea of a KB / KB switch.

BYTES / Bits .