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Chapter 3: Certify Coaxial Cabling
How to Do an Autotest
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How to Do an Autotest
Figure 25 shows the equipment for tests on coaxial cabling.
Note
You can do the HDTDR, length, and resistance
tests without a remote tester. See “Tests Without
a Remote” on page 68.
1
Attach coaxial adapters to the main and remote testers.
2
Make sure that the home screen shows the correct settings for
the job.
To make sure that other settings are correct, tap the test setup
panel, make sure the correct test is selected on the
CHANGE
TEST
screen, then tap
EDIT
to see more settings. Table 3 on
page 62 describes the settings.
3
Connect the testers to the link as shown in Figure 26.

Caution
To make sure your results are reliable:

Disconnect all taps and devices from the cable.

Do not do tests through splitters (See “About
Splitters” on page 67).
4
Tap
TEST
on the main tester or press

on the main or
remote tester.
If the tester at the other end of the cable is in sleep mode or is
off, your tester’s tone generator turns on the other tester.
If the two testers are not connected:

Your tester’s tone generator stays on so you can use a
tone probe to find the cable to connect to the other
tester.