If your LAN or WAN connection cannot not transfer any data even though the configuration of the equipment appears to be correct, there may be a fault in the cabling. The cable test allows you to test the cabling from the LANCOM.
1) Connect to the router via WEBconfig and go to the menu LCOS menu tree (Extras → )LCOS Menu Tree → Status → Ethernetports -Ports → Cabletest-Test.
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24) In the Arguments field, enter the name of the interface you want to test (e.g. ETH-1, DSL-1) . Make sure you spell the name of the interface correctly.5) Start and start the cable test for the specified interface by clicking on the Execute button.
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6) To view the test results, go 3) Go to the menu LCOS menu -> Status -> Ethernet ports -> Cable test results .
7) The list displays the results produced by the cable test for each interface.
Possible results:
(Extras →)LCOS Menu Tree → Status → Ethernet-Ports → Cable-Test-Results.
Possible results:
MDIx-Status Tx status/Rx status OK: The cable is properly connected and the line is working.
Tx status/Rx status MDIx-Status open with distance MDIx-Distance 0m: No cable is plugged in or there is a break within a distance of less than 10 meters.
Tx status/Rx status MDIx-Status open with indication of a distance an MDIx-Distance (e.g. 47m5 m): The cable is plugged in, but there is a defect at the specified distance.
Impedance error: The cable pair at the other end is connected with the wrong impedance.
