16
Tester
Basics
Adapter Signatures
Each adapter has an Adapter
Signature.
The tester uses the
Adapter
Signature to identify the adapter and
ensure the test setup is correctly.
You can view the required adapter
signatures in the tester by doing one of
the following:
From the main menu, press Set
Up Test Program. Then press
EDIT, View Other Settings, and
View Adapters.
Start a test without an adapter
and press “Show Required List.”
The Loaded Test Program and other Memory Locations
When you power up the 1100R+ tester,
the cable signature or file name of the
last loaded test
is displayed on the
main menu.
The
last loaded test
changes whenever you:
Learn a new cable
or
Retrieve a test from memory.
Internal Memory
The C drive
is the tester’s internal memory and the default drive. In addition to the
last loaded
test
program, the C drive contains up to 99 memory locations
where test programs can be stored.
For example, this screen shows test
programs stored in memory locations 4,
5, and 6.
External memory
A thumb drive is external memory, which expands your storage capacity.
For more information,
see
USB Thumb Drive
on page 23.
If you are using a thumb or network
drive, the corresponding drive letter(s)
will display on the screen.
REQUIRED ADAPTERS
J1 F5B4E0
J2 03FAC1
SIGNATURE 1100R+
Set Preferences
Set Up Test Program
TEST: 1B4137-4Z020
The tester recognizes the
Adapter Signature because
of jumpers on the Adapter
PC board. Adapter
Signatures identify how
many pins are in the
adapter, where pin 1 is, and
how the pins are numbered.
C:
4: A39CB4-2J8NH
5: 8E10C4-2J8NH
6: B34892-6F8N0
Saved test programs will
be stored even if the
tester is powered off.
C:
<D:>
<H:>
1: E3248D-2J8NH
Summary of Contents for 1100R+
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