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Every now and then we get asked, what a (generic) troubleshooting approach/workflow with an Allegro Network Multimeter would look like. And, rightfully so, because the endless possibilities of an Allegro might be overwhelming for some. | Every now and then we get asked, what a (generic) troubleshooting approach/workflow with an Allegro Network Multimeter would look like. And, rightfully so, because the endless possibilities of an Allegro might be overwhelming for some. | ||
In this tutorial, we’ll go into several topics that might be of interest to you, the user, while working with an Allegro Network Multimeter. | In this tutorial, we’ll go into several topics that might be of interest to you, the user, while working with an Allegro Network Multimeter. | ||
== The basics == | |||
It all starts with basic understanding about what’s actually presented on your screen. When it comes to providing you with elementary yet essential and actionable troubleshooting insights, Allegro has got you covered with the “Top users” and “Quality” dashboards. Both can be found at the top of the control menu, at the left hand side of the web interface. | It all starts with basic understanding about what’s actually presented on your screen. When it comes to providing you with elementary yet essential and actionable troubleshooting insights, Allegro has got you covered with the “Top users” and “Quality” dashboards. Both can be found at the top of the control menu, at the left hand side of the web interface. | ||