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Fluke DTX-MFM2 Technical Reference Handbook

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DTX Series CableAnalyzer
Technical Reference Handbook
3-36
Using the Tone Generator
The tone generator on the tester and smart remote
produces a distinct signal for locating cables and jacks with
a tone probe such as a Fluke Networks IntelliTone
â„¢
probe.
The tone probe converts the toner’s signal to audible tones
that get louder as you get closer to the cable or jack
transmitting the signal.
The tone generator also activates a sleeping or powered-
down tester or smart remote connected to the other end of
the cabling.
Note
The tone generator does not generate the
IntelliTone signal.
To use the tone generator:
1
Attach a twisted pair adapter to the tester or smart
remote.
2
Connect the tester or smart remote to the cabling as
shown in Figure 3-24.
3
To turn on the tester’s toner, turn the rotary switch to
AUTOTEST or SINGLE TEST; then press
P.
4
To turn on the smart remote’s toner, press P.
5
Use a tone probe to locate the cable or jack
transmitting the tone.
Note
The toner's signal may not be detectable along
shielded cable, but can be detected at a patch
panel or outlet.
6
To start the test selected on the tester, connect the far-
end unit to the cabling.
To turn off the tester’s toner, press I.
To turn off the smart remote’s toner, press
P.

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Fluke DTX-MFM2 Specifications

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BrandFluke
ModelDTX-MFM2
CategoryControl Unit
LanguageEnglish

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