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The FireBrick FB6000 platform is designed to send and accurately time each LCP packet even when fully loaded. So, yes we can.
=CQM Graph options=
The control pages have a number of options to allow the graphs shown to be refined. These are shown simply as 8 input boxes. If all empty then the standard graph is show for lines. You can however input control strings in to these to define up to 8 separate graphs to be displayed instead. This can be particularly useful if you are colour blind, for example. It also allows simplification of graphs which may be rather cluttered, e.g. separating usage from latency in to separate graphs.
==Colour controls==
The colour controls use a letter followed by a colour setting. The letter defines which of the 8 traces to show on a graph, and the colour control defines what colour to show.
Each of the 8 boxes is for a graph. Fill in the colour controls from the left box. You can have one graph, two graphs, three graphs, etc. Each graph can have one or more of the 8 traces shown. It is possible to have 8 graphs each with one of the traces on it if you wish.
It is also possible to change the background and text colours.
{|
!Key !Trace
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|m |Min latency
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|a |Ave latency
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|x |Max latency
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|s |Sent
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f |Failed
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|o |Off line
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|d |Downlink rate
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u Uplink rate
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I Graticule colour
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i Axis colour
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g Background colour
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G Border background
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w Text colour
|}
==Example==
For example, if you simply complete the first box as max then you will only get one graph, and it will only have the Min, Ave and Max latency shown. If you complete the second box as sfo, then there will be two graphs shown, the second containing only Sent, Fail and Off-line.
To change the colours you include (rrggbb) format colour hex codes after the letter, so if you set a box as m(000000) then that graph will show only the Min latency and show it in solid black.
[[Category:Control Pages]]
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