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Version 2.0.0 

This timeout can be set in 15-minute increments from OFF to 45 minutes, 
as shown, the SR-101 remains on until the user turns it off with the 
[PWR/CLR] or the battery is exhausted. 

Press the 

[F2]

 

 

and 

[F3]

 

 

keys to decrease or increase the value and 

press 

[F1]

 

Select

 to save the setting. 

Pressing 

[F4]

 

Exit 

 returns to the main screen without saving any changes.

 

 

5.4

 

C

ARRY CASE

 

The included carry case may be adjusted for a comfortable carry height when worn around the neck. The 
case is designed to hang in a face up position. 

 

5.5

 

P

ROBE 

S

ELECTION

 

At least one probe is necessary when using the SR-101. Both the DAP-125 and DHC-124 are included. The 
DHC-124 is preferred when using the Locate mode. An optional A-frame, no shown, is required for 
locating buried faults. 

DAP-125 

DHC-124 

 

Summary of Contents for SR-101

Page 1: ...SR 101 Signal Receiver Fault Location Identification Receiver Technician Manual Version 2 0 0...

Page 2: ...Allied Analogic Inc 132 Redtail Ct Weatherford TX 76088 817 599 0272 2017 AALogic Inc All rights reserved...

Page 3: ...4 Configure 3 5 Before First Use 3 5 1 Battery Charging 3 5 2 Display Setup Contrast and Backlite 4 5 3 Timeout 4 5 4 Carry case 5 5 5 Probe Selection 5 6 Aerial Mode 6 6 1 Fault Location Concept 6 6...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...and shield Simple user interface and operation Rechargeable internal battery Soft carry case with neck strap 1 2 PROBE COMPATIBILITY The SR 101 along with the DHC 124 hand coil and DAP 125 probe are c...

Page 6: ...shown in the following picture The PWR CLR on the lower left is used to exit any screen and to turn the unit on off A battery indicator is in the top left corner Always check this before use If only o...

Page 7: ...Logic or other manufacturer test sets The DAP 125 is connected to the SR 101 for pair identification 4 4 CONFIGURE The Configure mode allows the setting of the Display Contrast Time out Display Backli...

Page 8: ...first and then adjust the contrast Press the F2 and F3 keys to decrease or increase the values and press F1 Select to save them Pressing F4 Exit returns to the main screen without saving any changes 5...

Page 9: ...g Pressing F4 Exit returns to the main screen without saving any changes 5 4 CARRY CASE The included carry case may be adjusted for a comfortable carry height when worn around the neck The case is des...

Page 10: ...voltage and the resistive fault completes the path back to the source This means open faults bridge tap and other non resistive faults are not located using the SR 101 The technician monitors the cabl...

Page 11: ...one of the crossed wires and Red to the other crossed wire Split Tip or Ring of one pair is split with the Tip or Ring of another pair Black to one of the split wires and Red to the other wire of the...

Page 12: ...nd optimized to virtually eliminate tone beyond the cable fault The DHC 124 is connected to the DAP connector on the right of the SR 101 6 3 1 Other Probes and A Frame A phone plug connector on the ri...

Page 13: ...r the transmitter should be selected and the transmitter set to send Refer to the transmitter documentation as needed 1 Prepare the SR 101 by connecting the DHC 124 hand coil or another appropriate se...

Page 14: ...F2 and F3 to decrease and increase the gain values b Adjust he volume by using F1 Select if needed to highlight Volume on the screen Use F2 and F3 to decrease and increase the volume to the desired le...

Page 15: ...ion when the fault is indicated compare the average signal peaks before and after the identified location a The signal should decrease significantly for shorts and crosses after the fault b The signal...

Page 16: ...e pair if one is present The types of DSL detected are HDSL T1 ADSL or VDSL The indication xxDSL is displayed when an unknown DSL type is detected Audible tones are heard when a circuit is detected Ea...

Page 17: ...ime 8 to 16 hours Charge Time Approximately 2 Hours Temperature Charge 0 to 45c 32 to 113F Operate 20 to 60c 4 to 158F Storage 20 to 60c 4 to 158F Fault Limits Resistive Fault Range approximate Fault...

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