Tests Without A Remote - Fluke Versiv Series Technical Reference Handbook

Versiv Series Cabling Certification Product Family
Technical Reference Handbook

Tests Without a Remote

You can do the length, resistance, and HDTDR tests without a
remote tester. Table 7 describes the effects of a remote on tests.
Attach a coaxial adapter to the main tester.
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Make sure that the home screen shows the correct settings for
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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 6 on
page 168 describes the settings.
Connect the tester as shown in Figure 83.
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To do an Autotest: Tap TEST on the main tester or press 
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on the main or remote tester. When the MEASURE button
shows, tap it to do the length and resistance tests, which do
not require a remote tester.
To do only the length or resistance test: On the home screen tap
TOOLS > Single Tests, then tap a test.
To do only the HDTDR test: On the home screen tap TOOLS >
Diagnostics, then tap HDTDR.
Because the tester cannot complete all tests, and
the reflection at the end of the cable exceeds the
15% limit for the HDTDR test, the result for an
Autotest without a remote is always FAIL.
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