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CableMaster 500
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Remotes
There are four types of remotes that can be used with the tester:
• Master Remote:
This remote is stored in the lower half of the
tester. It is used for both cable verification (fault) testing and for
mapping. The CableMaster 500 master remote has three jacks built
into it for convenient testing: RJ45, RJ12/RJ11 on one side and an
F-female on the other. The Master Remote has a unique ID #1 as its
identifier when used for mapping.
• Smart Remotes:
These are test and ID twisted pair remotes. With
an RJ45 jack on one end and an RJ12/RJ11 jack on the other end,
they are used for fault testing Data or Telephone cables. They also
have unique ID numbers and are used to map the end location of the
cable. Test remote IDs are shown in the tester display with a hyphen
(e.g. “ID – 4”).
• Coax Test and ID Remotes:
Coax remotes are used when testing
for shorts and opens in a coax cable. Each coax remote also has a
unique ID number for mapping cable ends. Do not use a remote
when testing for the open length of cables.
Pressing the O/ID button starts the ID test mode on the CableMaster
500. ID/MAP up to 20 locations at one time with numbered custom
ID remotes.
• LAN ID-only Remotes:
These remotes have a unique ID number
and are only used to map the location of the jack that the data cable
is plugged into.
Note: LAN ID only remotes are not used for cable testing.