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Chapter 1: Get Acquai
nted
How to Use the T
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
List of Figures
13
Chapter 1 Get Acquainted
19
Overview of Features
19
Contact Fluke Networks
20
Register Your Product
20
Additional Resources
20
Supplements and Updated Manuals
20
Symbols
21
Wsafety Information
22
Connectors, Keys, and Leds
26
About Link Interface Adapters
30
How to Prevent Damage to the Adapter Cables
30
About the Optional DSX-PLA001 Adapter Modules
32
AC Adapter and Battery
34
Charge the Battery
34
Check the Battery Status
35
Verify Operation
37
How to Use the Touchscreen
37
How to Enter Text
40
Set User Preferences
42
Language
42
Date and Time Settings and Formats
42
Number Format
43
Units for Length Measurements
43
Power-Down and Backlight Timeout Periods
43
Audible Tone
44
Power Line Frequency
44
Display Brightness
44
Import User Preferences from a File
45
Overview of Memory Functions
45
How to Install a Strap
46
About Linkware Applications
47
Linkware PC Cable Test Management Software
47
The Linkware Live Web Application
47
Linkware Stats
47
Chapter 2 Get Started
49
Tutorial: Certify Twisted Pair Cabling
49
Step 1: See How Much Memory Is Available
50
Step 2: Set up a Twisted Pair Test
50
Step 3: Turn off the Auto Save Function
52
Step 4: Do an Autotest
52
Step 5: Look at the Results
52
Step 6: Save the Results
54
Buttons to Do Tests and Save Results
54
Options for Cable Ids
56
Automatic Increment Function for Cable Ids
57
Auto Save Function
57
Tutorial: Make a Set of Sequential Cable Ids
58
About Projects
59
Chapter 3 Certify Twisted Pair Cabling
61
The DSX-600 Cableanalyzer Home Screen
61
Make Sure Your Tester Is Ready to Certify Twisted Pair Cabling
65
Set the Reference
66
Settings for Twisted Pair Tests
67
How to Do an Autotest
72
Bad Patch Cord" Message
75
Twisted Pair Autotest Results
76
PASS*/FAIL* Results
76
WIRE MAP Tab
77
PERFORMANCE Tab
82
Scalar Results
83
Length, Propagation Delay, and Delay Skew
83
Loop Resistance
85
Continuous Tests
88
Frequency-Domain Results
88
How to Save Frequency-Domain Results as a Plot or a Table
88
Insertion Loss
92
Return Loss
94
Impedance
96
NEXT (Near-End Crosstalk)
97
PS NEXT (Power Sum Near End Crosstalk)
99
ACR-N (Attenuation to Crosstalk Ratio at the Near End)
100
Ps Acr-N
102
Crosstalk Ratio, Near End)
102
ACR-F (Attenuation to Crosstalk Ratio, Far End)
104
Ps Acr-F
106
DIAGNOSTIC Tab
107
About Db Rules
108
Db Rule
110
67 Db Rule for ACR-F and PS ACR-F
110
How to Use the Tone Generator
112
How to Use the Talk Function
113
Chapter 4 Test Twisted Pair through a Poe Device
115
How to Turn on the AC Wire Map Test
115
When to Keep the AC Wire Map Test off
115
How to Do an Autotest through a Poe Device
116
AC Wire Map Results
118
Chapter 5 Certify Coaxial Cabling
121
Set the Reference for Coaxial Tests
121
Settings for Coaxial Tests
123
How to Do an Autotest
125
Coaxial Autotest Results
128
Length and Propagation Delay
130
Resistance
131
Impedance
132
Insertion Loss
134
About Splitters
135
Tests Without a Remote
135
Continuous Tests
138
Chapter 6 Diagnose Copper Test Failures
139
Causes of Twisted Pair Test Failures
139
Causes of Coaxial Test Failures
143
The HDTDR Analyzer
145
The HDTDX Analyzer
151
How to Use the Measurement Cursor on the HDTDR and HDTDX Plot
155
Chapter 7 Manage Test Results
159
View Saved Results
159
How to Replace a Saved Result that Failed
162
Delete, Rename, and Move Results
162
Manage Results on a Flash Drive
164
Upload Results to a PC
165
About Linkware Live
166
View the Memory Status
167
Chapter 8 Use Projects
169
Why Use Projects
169
Tutorial: Make a New Project
170
Step 1: Give the Project a Name
172
Step 2: Specify an Operator
172
Step 3: Set up Tests for the Project
173
To Set up a Twisted Pair Test for the Project
173
Step 4: Make ID Sets
174
To See the CABLE ID SETUP Screen
174
To Make a Cable ID Set
174
Step 5: Turn on the Auto Save Function
177
Tutorial: How to Use a Project for Tests
178
Step 1: Select a Project
178
Step 2: Select a Test for Twisted Pair Cable
178
Step 3: Do an Autotest
180
Step 4: Monitor the Status of Your Project
180
How to Change Settings as You Use a Project
180
To Change the ID
180
To Use a Different, Unused ID from an ID Set that Has a First and Last ID
180
To Use an ID You Used before
181
To Use an ID that Is Not in an ID Set that Has a First and Last ID
181
To Change the ID When the Set Has Only a Next ID
182
To Change the Tests in a Project
182
To Select a Different Test in the Project
183
To Add a Test to a Project
183
To Save Results in a Different or New Project
183
How to Make ID Sets
183
If an ID Sequence Is Invalid
185
About Next ID Sets
186
Import an ID Set into a Project
187
Delete an Imported ID Set
187
How to Manage Projects
188
View Results in a Project
188
Rename a Project
188
Copy a Project to Make a New Project
188
Delete a Project
189
Manage Projects on a Flash Drive
189
Copy Project Settings to Other Testers
190
About Linkware Live
190
Chapter 9 Sync Projects with Linkware ™ Live
191
Sign up for a Linkware Live Account
191
How to See the Tester's MAC Address
192
Use Linkware Live through a Wired Ethernet Network
192
Use Linkware Live through a Wi-Fi Ethernet Network
193
Change the Network Settings
196
Settings for the Wired Port
196
Settings for the Wi-Fi Port
197
Delete Wi-Fi Settings and Passwords
197
About the Asset Management Service
197
Sign Your Tester out of Linkware Live
197
Sign in to Linkware Live from a Desktop or Mobile Device
199
Import Projects from Linkware Live into Linkware PC
199
For more Information on Linkware Live
199
Chapter 10 Custom Media and Test Limits
201
Make a Custom Copper Cable Type
201
Change the NVP
202
Set the NVP to a Specified Value
202
Find a Cable's Actual NVP
203
Reset the NVP to the Default Value
204
Make a Custom Outlet Configuration
204
Chapter 11 Maintenance
207
Verify Operation
207
Clean the Tester
208
See Information about the Tester
208
Update the Software
210
Use a PC to Update the Software
211
Use an Updated Main Tester to Update Other Testers
212
Use Linkware Live to Update the Software
214
Extend the Life of the Battery
215
Store the Tester
215
Remove the Battery
215
Replace the Tip on a DSX-PLA004 Connector
216
Traceable Calibration Period
217
Options and Accessories
218
If the Tester Does Not Operate as Usual
218
Chapter 12 Specifications
221
Environmental and Regulatory Specifications
221
Performance Specifications
222
Times for a Full, 2-Way Autotest
222
Tests and Frequencies Supported
223
Twisted Pair Cabling
223
Coaxial Cabling (Optional DSX-CHA003 Coaxial Adapters Required)
223
Standard Link Interface Adapters
223
DSX-CHA004 Class E Channel Adapters
223
DSX-PLA004 Class E Permanent Link Adapters
223
Measurement Accuracy
224
Length of Twisted Pair Cabling
226
Propagation Delay
227
Delay Skew
227
DC Loop Resistance
227
HDTDX Analyzer Specifications for
227
Cables <100 M (328 Ft)
227
HDTDR Analyzer Specifications for
228
Cables <100 M (328 Ft)
228
Characteristic Impedance
228
Tone Generator
228
Input Protection
229
Power
229
Traceable Calibration Period
229
DSX-CHA003 Coaxial Adapter
230
Internal Memory for Test Results
231
USB Flash Drive
231
Serial Interfaces
231
RJ45 Connector on the Main Unit
231
Headset Jack
231
Display
232
Weights
232
Dimensions
232
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