Psiber Pinger Plus Network IP Tester User's Guide

User guide for the Psiber Pinger Plus Network IP Tester, covering operation, PING tests, DHCP client mode, port identification, and setup.


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Brand
Psiber
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
833 KB
Published
05 November, 2026
Updated
05 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
15B86B3A9792097FFF87AEF61C003405

About this manual

The Psiber Pinger Plus Network IP Tester is a handheld device used for professional network testing and protocol analysis. It utilizes the PING function to verify connectivity, measure round-trip time, check data integrity, and determine MAC addresses. The device supports testing on 10baseT and 100baseT networks and can identify port connections on hubs and switches.

What's inside

  • Battery
  • Technical Overview
  • Network Compatibility
  • Web Browser Interface
  • Operation
  • Link Screen
  • PING Screen
  • DHCP Screen
  • Port ID Screen
  • Setup

Specifications

Power SourceFour AA Alkaline Batteries
Network Compatibility10baseT or 100baseT
Default IP Address192.168.1.42

Frequently asked questions

How do I configure the Pinger Plus?

Connect the unit to the network and use Internet Explorer or Netscape to access the setup page via the Pinger IP address.

What happens if no Link signals are found?

The unit displays a 'No Link' message and provides a REPEAT function to rerun the search for a Link Partner.

Can the Pinger Plus identify port connections?

Yes, it uses a Port Identification function with selectable blink rates to locate which port on a hub or switch a wall outlet is connected.

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