AALogic ST-101, Руководство пользователя

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5.2 C
ONFIGURATION
O
PTIONS
This section describes the configuration options for the ST-101.
5.2.1 Display Setup – Contrast and Backlite
Press the CFG key to adjust the display for personal preferences. The Contrast and Backlite LEVEL s can
both be adjusted. It may be easier to increase the Backlite to a comfortable LEVEL first and then adjust
the Contrast.
5.2.2 Tone Configurations
The ST-101 has two tone modes, SOLID and Pulsed, selected from the CFG screen. The SOLID tone should
be used in most cases. The pulsed mode provides an ON/OFF/ON tone that may be useful when more
than one cable appears to have tone. The SOLID mode may be easier to use once the proper cable has
been identified. Some receivers may not display the pulsed tone as well when locating a fault.
6 S
ETUP
The ST-101 is designed to simplify setup. The directions provided with the receiver should be reviewed to
ensure the best success in locating the fault.
6.1 S
AFETY
All prescribed safety precautions and procedures must be observed while using the ST-101. Failure to do so can result in serious injury or
death.
Caution should be used when foreign voltage is detected on a pair. The voltage may be a power source capable
of injury to technicians and possible damage to equipment. Foreign voltage should be removed prior to locating
for best results
.
6.2 F
AULT
P
RE
-T
ESTING
The technician must identify the type of fault before attempting location. The ST-101 connection and receiver
indication vary depending on the type of fault. Pair test equipment, such as the AALogic D-105, ATV-25, or
similar test sets, may be used to identify the type of fault on the pair.