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The approximate location of the Fault should also be estimated by the pair test equipment. The estimate and 
the cable documentation are useful in sectioning the cable for Fault location. The physical location and the 
location provided by electrical measurements may not agree. 

6.3

 

S

ECTIONING

 

The fault should be isolated to as small a cable section as practical prior to attempting fault location.  This will 
improve the reliability of the fault indications and reduce the time needed to locate the fault. Existing practice 
should be followed for sectioning. 

The faulted pair being located should be isolated from the CO and any terminating (premise) equipment during 
the location. 

6.4

 

C

ONNECTIONS

 

The ST-101 includes a cord with pair clips. This cord is plugged into the jack on the right side. Only the pair cord 
supplied with the ST-101 should be used. 

Fault location depends on current flow. The black and red clips must be connected to each side of a resistive 
fault as follows:  

Fault 

Description 

Connections 

Short 

Tip connected to Ring 

Black to Tip and Red to Ring 

Ground 

Tip or Ring connected shield 

Black to sheath and Red to grounded wire 

Cross 

Tip or Ring of one pair is connected to the Tip or 
Ring of another pair 

Black to 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 Tip of one of the split pairs and Red to 
the Ring of the same pair. See 6.5 below. 

6.5

 

S

PLIT 

F

AULTS

 

During identification of the split, the technician must identify the two pairs involved in the split and if the tips or 
rings are split. The diagram below shows a split and how to place temporary short at the end of the section. 

Locating a Split

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

Pair 1

Pair 2

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

Pair 1

Pair 2

Temporary

Short

Locating a Split

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

Pair 1

Pair 2

Temporary

Short

Locating a Split

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

Pair 1

Pair 2

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

Pair 1

Pair 2

Temporary

Short

Locating a Split

TIP

RING

R

T

TIP

RING

R

T

Pair 1

Pair 2

Temporary

Short

 

Summary of Contents for ST-101

Page 1: ...ST 101 Signal Transmitter Fault Location Transmitter User Manual Version 1 0 2...

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

Page 3: ...te 4 5 2 2 Tone Configurations 4 6 Setup 4 6 1 Safety 4 6 2 Fault Pre Testing 4 6 3 Sectioning 5 6 4 Connections 5 6 5 Split Faults 5 7 Transmitting Signals 6 7 1 Frequency selection 6 7 2 AUTO SET 7...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...uses the signal to be radiated The highly sensitive receiver tuned to the same frequency as the transmitted signal allows the technician to locate the fault by observing the changes in the signal stre...

Page 6: ...imum frequency and initial power LEVEL The FREQ key allows for frequency selection The LEVEL key is used to adjust the power output LEVEL when transmitting the signal The CFG key allows the user to se...

Page 7: ...output The display is backlight and contrast adjustable by pressing the CFG key A battery charge indicator is in the top left corner Always check this before use If only one segment is shown charge t...

Page 8: ...ay not display the pulsed tone as well when locating a fault 6 SETUP The ST 101 is designed to simplify setup The directions provided with the receiver should be reviewed to ensure the best success in...

Page 9: ...ive fault as follows Fault Description Connections Short Tip connected to Ring Black to Tip and Red to Ring Ground Tip or Ring connected shield Black to sheath and Red to grounded wire Cross Tip or Ri...

Page 10: ...LECTION Pressing the FREQ key allows the user to select a specific frequency The ST 101 displays the recommended distance for each frequency The table below shows the recommendations and notes Section...

Page 11: ...frequency can be changed by pressing the FREQ key or the power level by pressing the LEVEL key as needed Always ensure the ST 101 and receiver are using the same frequency 7 Press F1 STOP to temporar...

Page 12: ...the transmitter operation when the clips have excessively high or low resistances connected to the pair clips 7 4 1 Low Current High Resistance or Open Low current occurs when the resistive fault is t...

Page 13: ...wing table to resolve the error Procedure Solution Check the Clips Ensure the clips and wire are not shorted Measure the fault with a test set The cable pair maybe shorted at the connection point Decr...

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Page 15: ...e Charge 0 to 45c 32 to 113F Operate 20 to 60c 4 to 158F Storage 20 to 60c 4 to 158F Fault Limits Typical Resistive Fault Limits 1000 ohms Cable Diameter 1 2 3 Short 75K 50K 25K Ground 100K 75K 75K Cr...

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Page 17: ...r s 4 Press F1 START 5 Set the receiver to the indicated frequency 6 Press F1 OK 7 Use the receiver to check for tone on the cable adjust receiver gain 8 Press LEVEL and adjust the power output level...

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