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General| Brand | Fluke |
|---|---|
| Model | TS44DLX |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details safety symbols, personal injury risk, electric shock risk, and disposal of circuit boards.
Lists key design features like data detection, high impedance, high voltage protection, and upgradable software.
The test set housing is made of high-impact plastic for rugged service and withstanding rough handling.
Details the spring-loaded, locking belt clip, its location, and how it can be installed or relocated.
Describes the field-replaceable line cord, its attachment, and availability of different configurations.
Explains the 9V battery requirement, its functions, and cautions regarding handling and disposal.
Details the numeric keypad and special purpose keys like RCL, FLASH, LNR, and PAUSE.
Details STORE/PROG, TONE/PULSE, TEST keys, MUTE LED, and LO BATT LED.
Explains POL/LO mA LEDs, Electronic Ringer, and HI/LO VDC LEDs for line status and voltage.
Describes the rocker switch that selects between Talk (T) and Monitor (M) modes.
Details how to use the test set in Monitor mode for listening to lines without disturbing signals.
Explains Talk mode for off-hook operations like dialing, testing data, and voice communication.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to originate a call using the test set.
Instructions on how to disconnect a call by setting the switch or removing leads.
Steps for answering a call, including data detection and lockout behavior.
Explains how to activate an idle ground start telephone line for testing.
Explains the automatic data lockout function to prevent disruption of data services.
Provides guidance on monitoring lines and avoiding interference with voice band modems.
Details how to override the data lockout function in specific scenarios like RF interference or ground start lines.
Continues best practices for data line testing, including avoiding shorts and using Monitor mode.
Explains the high-voltage lockout feature to prevent damage from lines with high DC voltage.
Describes how to redial the last dialed number using the LNR key.
Explains how to store up to ten speed dialing numbers, each up to 23 digits.
Step-by-step guide to storing numbers in memory while in Monitor mode.
Steps to save the last dialed number into speed dialing memory.
Instructions for storing a number currently being dialed into memory.
Explains how to insert pauses into stored numbers for PBX access.
Procedure for dialing a number previously stored in memory.
Details how to change the duration of the hook flash signal for PBX functions.
Explains how to program the pause duration for speed dialing, essential for PBX systems.
Describes the automatic speaker shut-off feature to conserve battery life.
How to configure the test set to operate exclusively in receive-only loud speaker mode.
Explains how to restore all programmable features to their original factory settings.
General safety warnings and cautions for performing maintenance and repairs.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the 9V battery, including cautions and screw handling.
Instructions for replacing a damaged belt clip or relocating it to another position.
Guidance on replacing a worn or damaged line cord, with safety warnings.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the old line cord, including screw and clip handling.
Lists available accessories and their corresponding Fluke Networks model numbers.
Provides detailed electrical, physical, and environmental specifications for the test set.
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