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DSP-4000 Se
ries
Users M
anual
2-26
Strap a
nd Bail
The test
tool and th
e rem
ote have a st
rap and a ba
il. Fig
ure 2-13 shows how
to
attach the strap and open the bail
.
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Figure 2-13. Atta
ching the Strap
and Opening t
he Bail
Rotary Sw
itch
The follow
ing parag
raphs sum
mariz
e the m
odes you can sel
ect with th
e rota
ry switch on
the main un
it.
Off
Turns the test tool off. Setup info
rmation and tes
t results sav
ed via the
S
ke
y
are stored
in nonvolat
ile m
emory.
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47
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
List of Figures
11
1 Introduction
13
Contacting Fluke Networks
13
Registration
14
Overview of Features
14
Standard Accessories
16
Using this Manual
18
2 Getting Started
21
Read First: Safety and Operational Information
21
Quick Start
24
Powering the Test Tool
24
Using the Menus
24
Using the Link Interface Adapters
25
Formatting the Memory Card (DSP-4100/4300)
26
Quick Configuration
28
Results Within Accuracy Range
29
Autotest on Twisted Pair Cabling
30
Saving Test Reports
31
Using the Talk Mode
35
Autotest on Coaxial Cabling
36
Main Unit Features
38
Main Unit Features
39
Remote Features
41
Remote Connectors and Features
42
Link Interface Adapter Features
43
Permanent Link Interface Adapters (DSP-4000PL/4300)
44
Changing the Personality Module (DSP-4000PL/4300)
45
Strap and Bail
46
Rotary Switch
46
Off
46
Autotest
47
Single Test
48
Monitor
49
Setup
49
Print
50
Special Functions
50
Turning on the Test Tool
51
Selecting a Language for Displays and Reports
51
Performing a Self-Test
52
Overvoltage Test
52
Noise Test
53
Configuring the Test Tool
53
Controlling the Backlight
53
Adjusting the Display Contrast
54
Selecting a Power Line Filter Frequency
54
Selecting a Test Standard and Cable Type
55
Editing the Report Identification
56
Setting up Cable Ids
57
Viewing the Cable ID Configuration and Memory Status
60
Storing Plot Data with Saved Autotest Results (DSP-4100/4300)
60
Selecting a Length Unit
60
Selecting a Numeric Format
61
Setting the Date and Time
61
Setting the Power-Down Timer
62
Enabling or Disabling the Audible Tones
62
Remote Lights, Messages, and Audible Tones
63
Remote Communication Error
63
Battery Status
64
Battery Status Display
65
Conditioning the Battery
65
3 Autotest
67
Autotest Softkeys
67
Autotest on Twisted Pair Cabling
69
Link Performance Grade Result (Headroom)
72
Worst Margin and Worst Value Results
72
Automatic Diagnostics
73
Autotest Results for Twisted Pair Cabling
74
Wire Map Test
74
Resistance
76
Length
76
Propagation Delay and Delay Skew
77
Characteristic Impedance
77
Attenuation (Insertion Loss)
78
NEXT Test
80
Next@Remote
82
ELFEXT Test
82
Items on the ELFEXT Results Screen
83
Acr
85
Items on the ACR Results Screen
85
Acr@Remote
87
Rl@Remote
89
Autotest Results for Coaxial Cabling
91
Resistance
92
Saving Autotest Results
93
Saving Results with Auto Sequence Enabled
95
Saving Results with Downloaded Cable Ids (DSP-4300)
96
If Memory Is Full
97
The Autotest Report
98
Running Individual Tests
101
Scanning Function
102
Remote Requirements for Cable Tests
103
Running a Single Test on Twisted Pair Cabling
104
The HDTDX Analyzer
106
HDTDX Analyzer Results
107
HDTDX Analyzer Plot
108
The HDTDR Test
109
Effects of Termination on HDTDR Results
110
Running the HDTDR Test on Twisted Pair Cabling
111
HDTDR Results Screen
112
Single Test Results for Twisted Pair Cabling
114
Impedance
115
Single Tests for Coaxial Cabling
116
Single Test Results for Coaxial Cabling
118
Monitoring Network Activity
119
Items on the Traffic Monitor Screen
121
Identifying Hub Port Connections
122
Changing the Impulse Noise Threshold
123
Noise Test Results
125
Determining Hub Port Capabilities
126
Viewing and Printing Saved Reports
127
Printing Test Reports
128
Configuring the Serial Port
129
Printing
130
If the Printer Does Not Respond
132
Calibrating the Test Tool
133
Calibrations and Custom Test Standards
135
Configuring a Custom Test
136
Basic Cabling Testing
139
Twisted Pair Cable
140
Coaxial Cable
142
Basic Link Connections
143
Channel Connections
144
Permanent Link Connections
145
Attenuation (Insertion Loss)
146
Noise
147
Characteristic Impedance
148
Minimizing Impedance Discontinuities
149
Next
150
Locating NEXT and ELFEXT Problems
152
Split Pairs and NEXT
154
Minimizing Crosstalk
155
Propagation Delay and Delay Skew
156
Nominal Velocity of Propagation (NVP)
157
NVP and Length Measurements
158
Reflections from Opens
159
Reflections from Shorts
160
Cable Termination
161
Troubleshooting Basics
165
Identifying Cabling Faults
166
Maintenance and Specifications
171
Cleaning and Storage
172
Internal Lithium Backup Battery
173
Troubleshooting the Test Tool
174
Replacement Parts
175
Options and Accessories
176
Specifications
178
Compatibility with Remotes and Link Interface Adapters
179
Cable Types Tested
180
Test Standards
181
Length
182
Measurement Accuracy as Specified in Relevant Standards
183
HDTDR Specifications for Cables <100 M (328 Ft)
188
LAN Traffic Monitoring
189
PC Interface Cable
190
Power
191
Input Ratings
192
Certification and Compliance
193
Test Results Memory for the DSP-4000
194
Tests Supported by Lias
195
A-1. Tests Supported by Standard Link Interface Adapters
198
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Brand
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Model
DSP-4300
Category
Measuring Instruments
Language
English
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