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General| Category | Test Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | QuickLAN 6055 |
| Connector Types | RJ45 |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Type | 9V Alkaline |
| Weight | 300 g |
| Type | LAN Cable Tester |
| Test Standards | ISO/IEC 11801 |
| Cable Types Supported | STP, UTP |
Instructions to follow before starting use, including reading the manual and checking the battery.
Recommendations and instructions for safe operation, including warnings about damaged instruments and environmental conditions.
Instructions for switching off the instrument and removing batteries for long-term storage.
Information regarding the disposal of the equipment and accessories at the end of their life cycle.
Covers general handling guidelines, initial checks upon receiving the instrument, and ensuring all accessories are present.
Details on the instrument's power source, low battery indication, and safe procedures for battery replacement.
Information on instrument calibration, proper storage conditions, and guidelines for cleaning the device.
Details the instrument's front panel components, how to turn it on, and the process for selecting the cable type for testing.
Step-by-step guide to testing LAN cables, including connection, test execution, and understanding OK/FAULT display results.
Explanation of specific errors like SPLIT PAIRS and a detailed overview of various cabling faults detected by the instrument.
Details the instrument's connectors and the types, categories, and length limitations of cables that can be tested.
Includes mechanical features, power supply details, and environmental operating and storage conditions for the instrument.
Lists the standard accessories provided with the instrument and the available optional accessories for extended functionality.
Outlines the terms of the one-year warranty, including what is covered, warranty exclusions, and return procedures.
Provides guidance on initial troubleshooting steps and the process for returning the instrument for service or repair.
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