I understand that the communication speed varies depending on the length and deterioration of the tether cable.
Can anyone tell me how to evaluate the quality of the cable without using BlueOS?
I guess I can use an LCR meter. What kind of meter and what value should I use to evaluate it?
If you know the answer to this question, please let me know!
Hi @FIN_TKG -
An LCR meter, or multimeter, isn’t going to tell you much. You can verify the tether has the expected resistance (given in technical details section on product pages as resistance per meter, ~):
You could also connect computers to both ends, and run a speed test using iperf or similar.
The best health metrics come from using the Tether Diagnostics extension within BlueOS.
