10 BASE-T TEST
1) Plug one end of the tested cable into the transmitting RJ45 jack on
the master unit and the other end of the cable into the remaining
receiving RJ45 jack.
2) Slide power switch on. The upper row of LEDs will start to scan in
sequence if the Auto/Manual button is set on “Auto” mode. The LED
for pin 1 will light up if the button is in “Manual” mode.
3) Switch back and forth from Auto or Manual scanning mode by
pressing the Auto/Manual button on the side of the master-testing
unit.
4) Once both ends of the cable are plugged in properly, the second row
of LEDs will illuminate according to the corresponding LEDs in the top
row.
5) Read the results of the LED display for the pin conguration status of
the tested cable. If you fail to read the results the rst time in Auto
mode, you may wait for the second LED scan, or simply switch to
Manual mode for pin by pin testing. In Manual mode, pressing the
square “Test” button will advance testing to the next pin.
RJ11 MODULAR CABLE TEST
Please follow directions for the UTP/STP Cable Test and refer to the
sample test results on page 9 for the correct LED pin out display.
COAXIAL CABLE TEST
The center pin of BNC should be read on LED 2. As the coaxial cable has
only two wires, we suggest you read the result of the LED scan using
Manual mode.
REMOTE TEST
The LED display on the remote unit will scan in sequence, corresponding
to the transmitting end of the master unit.
1) Plug one end of the tested cable to the transmitting RJ45 jack on the
master unit and plug the other end into the remote terminator. If the
tested cable is installed in a patch panel or wall plate, you may use the
included patch cable to solve the connector gender problem.
2) Set the Auto/Manual switch to Auto mode for one-person testing.
3) Read the test results from the LED display on remote terminator.
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