How to change the information shown while capturing:

You can have the rate meter at the bottom of the screen
indicate either the number of frames accepted per
second, or the amount of data in Kbytes accepted per
second.  You can choose a linear scale or a
proportional (logarithmic) scale.  You may have also
have the data rate displayed as a fraction of the total
Token-Ring network available bandwidth, i.e. as a
percentage of the maximum theoretical 500 Kbytes/second
transfer rate.

Standard counters and timers:

The three counters above the bar graph display the
total number of frames transmitted on the ring during
the collection period, the number of frames accepted
into the capture buffer, and the total number of Kbytes
for those accepted frames.  The last 256K bytes of data
will be retained by the capture buffer.

The top right timer shows the number of hours, minutes
and seconds you have been sniffing.  The timer is
reset when you clear the counters, and frozen when you
freeze collection by pressing "Pause".

Individual station counters:

The bulk of the screen is devoted to station counters
which appear as traffic passing the filters is
monitored.  Station addresses are displayed
symbolically if they the address is matched in the
Names list, and in hex otherwise.

If you select "individual station" counters, four
columns of counters will appear.  Each counter
indicates the total number of frames (or Kbytes) of
traffic FROM the station shown.

Pair station counters:

If you select "station pair" counters, two columns are
used.  Each unique pair of source and destination
addresses are displayed as they are encountered, and
traffic between those stations is shown.  The count
adjacent to each station applies to frames sent from
that station to the other.

In either display mode, no additional counters are
added once the screen is filled.  You may use the F4
key to clear the screen and restart the accumulation.

Stopping and pausing the capture

Pressing F10 will stop the capture and freeze the
display.  If you restart with F10, you will be asked if
it is OK to discard the captured data that hasn't been
saved.

Pressing F9 will pause the capturing and freeze the
display.  If you press F9 again (now labeled "resume"),
the capture will continue, and new data will be added
to what was already collected.  The search for a
trigger will start over.

