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Everything Qosium Scope
Qosium Scope is a real-time measurement and analysis tool. With Scope, you can control Qosium Probes remotely and collect and visualize measurement results.
1. Overview #
Qosium Scope is the primary tool for carrying out manual measurements in the Qosium product family. It is a controlling entity, which means that it connects to Qosium Probes and uses them to do the measurement work. Scope then collects the measurement results and offers various ways to visualize, store, and process these results.
Qosium Scope is like any other desktop application. It doesn’t require any external hardware and can be run on a regular PC or laptop.
Scope has two distinct measurement modes: Single-point measurement and two-point measurement . In single-point measurement, Scope uses one Probe to measure a single network node or point. In two-point measurement, Scope instead uses two Probes to measure a network path.
2. User Interface at a Glance #
After installing and launching Scope, the main window opens up. The window consists of the following elements:
- Menu Bar - Access basic measurement functions, settings, etc.
- Measurement Control - Configure and start/stop measurements
- Workspace Area - View and analyze measurement results
3. How to Get Started with Scope #
See the sub-sections for more information on installation, launching, and on each UI element. To learn how to use Scope to carry out measurements, see Get Started with Qosium.
Qosium Scope is a graphical Qosium measurement control and analyzer software. You can run Qosium Scope practically on any device with a modern desktop environment.
The measurement control panel is used to parameterize and control measurements.
Scope's top menu bar offers global actions and options, such as measurement control, Probe discovery, themes, and measurement settings management.
The workspace area in Scope hosts the result visualization views. In this area, measurement results can be configured, viewed, and analyzed.
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