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Drop in the Autotest Summary CSV from LinkWare PC. In a few seconds you see what a reviewer will catch: fails, marginal passes, mixed test limits, links missing against your labelling schedule and OTDR-only fibre. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.
- 01Export the Autotest Summary from LinkWare PC as CSV.
- 02Drop it here. Add your labelling schedule if you have it.
- 03Fix what it finds, or send us the counts.
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What a reviewer will catch · 14 checks
| Check | Severity | What it looks for |
|---|---|---|
| C01 | Blocker | FAIL results |
| C02 | Blocker | Marginal fails (FAIL*) |
| C03 | Warning | Marginal passes (PASS*) |
| C04 | Warning | Mixed test limits, permanent link vs channel |
| C05 | Warning | Cable type and limit category disagree |
| C06 | Warning | More than one result per link |
| C07 | Blocker | Links on your schedule with no result |
| C08 | Warning | Results not on your schedule |
| C09 | Info | IDs that look different from the rest |
| C10 | Warning | Copper over 90 m (PL) or 100 m (channel) |
| C11 | Warning | OTDR-only fibre, no Tier 1 |
| C12 | Warning | Tester over 12 months from calibration |
| C13 | Info | Future dates or a long test period |
| C14 | Info | Records that are not PASS or FAIL |
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Pack contents · 8 items
- 01
Native LinkWare project file (.flw) with one final result per link in scope, plus a PDF summary if the specification asks for one.
Why it matters: Reviewers re-open the native file to check limits and settings. A PDF alone can't be re-checked.
- 02
Link IDs that match the client's labelling schedule and the as-built revision issued for handover.
Why it matters: An ID that doesn't match the schedule is treated as an untested link.
- 03
The test limit named in the specification, the same across the pack for each link type.
Why it matters: Mixed limits are a common reason a whole pack is sent back.
- 04
Tester model, main and remote serial numbers, and calibration certificates in date for the test dates.
Why it matters: Results from a tester out of calibration can be rejected however good they look.
- 05
Copper: permanent-link adapters recorded, and the permanent-link limit used throughout.
Why it matters: Permanent link and channel are different measurements with different limits.
- 06
Marginal passes (PASS*) treated as the specification says: accepted, investigated or retested.
Why it matters: Many specifications ask for marginal results to be explained before acceptance.
- 07
Fibre Tier 1: loss, length and polarity measured with an OLTS or light source and power meter. The reference method (1-, 2- or 3-jumper) and when references were set are recorded. Test reference cords verified.
Why it matters: Tier 1 is the certification under TIA-568.3-D; a wrong reference method shifts every loss figure.
- 08
End-face inspection records, if the specification asks for them.
Why it matters: Dirty or damaged end faces are the first cause of high loss.
These checks read the summary file only. They do not re-measure anything and do not replace the review your specification requires. A clean result here is not certification. Fluke Networks, DSX, CertiFiber and LinkWare are trademarks of Fluke Corporation. GO2DATAWORKS LTD is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fluke.