EtherNet/IP-INspektor® NT | EtherNet/IP Troubleshooting & Diagnostic Tool 124090000

EtherNet/IP-INspektor® NT | EtherNet/IP Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

The EtherNet/IP-INspektor® NT is a passive tool for EtherNet/IP troubleshooting, network acceptance, and around-the-clock condition monitoring. Because it listens without adding any traffic of its own, you can run diagnostics on a live production network without risking a dropped packet. That makes it a reliable tool for certifying, commissioning, and inspecting newly installed EtherNet/IP networks.

The EtherNet/IP-INspektor® NT works as both a measuring device for network acceptance and a tool for ongoing condition monitoring. Based on the trigger functions you set, it registers events and sums them up per device. It captures the quality values that show how healthy your communication really is: network load, data throughput, refresh rate, packet gaps, and packet jitter. These serve as pass/fail criteria for new installations and as early-warning data for maintenance and remote service.

Network Parameters and Quality Parameters

Network conditions are shown with traffic-light colors and time graphs, so anyone on the floor can read the status at a glance and react fast when something goes wrong. Every quality parameter below is captured as an event, evaluated, cached, and displayed in one clear overview.

EtherNet/IP-INspektor^® NT Features

• Simple, well-structured handling
• Traffic-light readout for fast pass/fail evaluation
• Touch display showing network status directly
• Passive, non-intrusive diagnostics
• Jitter statistics for every device
• Alarms when unknown devices appear on the network
• Passive ring detection
• Acceptance-report mode for a quick network overview
• Uninterrupted monitoring, even at high network load
• Complete acceptance report with all relevant event data
• Time-server synchronization

Thanks to the INspektor^® embedded web server, you can view the network status on any PC with a web browser, with no extra software to install. A potential-free contact lets you wire in a visual alarm.