Prokit’s MT-7028 User Manual

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MT-7028
Network Toner & Probe Kit
1-8 RJ45
3-6 6P/4C
2-7 RJ11 6P/6C
4-5 6P/2C
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SHORT
SCAN
POWER
TEST
BAT LOW
SCAN
TEST
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NETWORK TONER & PROPE
MT-7028
TRANSMITTER
User's Manual
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©2014 Copyright by Prokit's Industries Co., Ltd.
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MT-7028
1-8 RJ45
2-7 RJ11 6P/6C
3-6 6P/4C
4-5 6P/2C
R EC EI VER
LED
OFF
NCV
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  • Page 1 MT-7028 Network Toner & Probe Kit 1-8 RJ45 3-6 6P/4C 2-7 RJ11 6P/6C 4-5 6P/2C POL+/R SHORT SCAN POWER TEST BAT LOW Ω SCAN MT-7028 SCAN TEST Ω NETWORK TONER & PROPE MT-7028 1-8 RJ45 2-7 RJ11 6P/6C 3-6 6P/4C...
  • Page 2 Maintenance & Trouble shooting……………………………………23 OVERVIEW The MT-7028 let you easily locate and verify the cable status and troubleshoot wiring for continuity, shorts, opens and crossover on RJ45 Lan cable Cat 5 、 5e 、 6 、 7 (UTP/STP) 、 RJ11/12 Telephone cable Cat.
  • Page 3 • MT-7028 Transmitter: LED indicators to detect the common wire resistance (> 300Ω) for bad connection. • MT-7028 Transmitter has 60V AC or DC 48V protection. Telecommunications equipment and routers can be tested in live Electrical environments without turning off the power.
  • Page 4: Specifications

    MT-7028 Transmitter:with dual jacks for RJ45 Lan cable and RJ11 telephone line. The transmitter can be tested with a patch cord for RJ45 / RJ11. Coaxial cable, general cable and various wiring boards can be tested by using with alligator clip cable.
  • Page 5 Low battery display 6.5V (Power LED flashes) Battery type DC 9.0V (NEDA 1604/ 6F22 DC9V ×1pcs) Dimension (L×W×D) 138×80×35 mm Weight 140g MT-7028 Receiver specifications Frequency 1kHz The Max. working current ≦50mA Compatible connectors RJ45(8 pin)/RJ11(6 pin) Function selection 3 Position mode switch (NCV、OFF、LED)
  • Page 6: Safety Information

    SAFETY INFORMATION Table 1 describes the international electrical symbols used on the tester and in this manual. Table 1. International Electrical Symbols Warning:Risk of personal injury. See explanations in the manual. Caution:Risk of damage or destruction to equipment or software. See explanations in the manual.
  • Page 7: Mt-7028 Transmitter

    Used for RJ45/ RJ11 cable mapping and RJ45 cable tracing. When used for RJ45/ RJ cable mapping, please connect the cable to RJ45(8 pin)/RJ11(6/4/2 pin) Compatible connectors of MT-7028 receiver to start the function. Caution! Do not plug in any live cable to the RJ45(8 pin)/RJ11(6/4/2 pin) Compatible connectors.
  • Page 8 Caution! Do not plug in any live cable over AC 60V/ DC 48V to the transmitter. 「1~8、G」 Cable map & Shielded indication:Work with MT-7028 receiver for RJ45/ RJ11 cable mapping indicated by 8 LED and for shielded/unshielded indication. 「SHORT」 Continuity test indication:When the indication lights up means the resistance of cable is less than 300Ω...
  • Page 9 alligator clips connect in opposite way, the LED will be in GREEN color. If the LED did not light up, it means there is no electrical on the cable. 10. 「POL」 Phone line polarity function indicator:Push “ ” button to operate the feature of phone line polarity checking.
  • Page 10: Mt-7028 Receiver

    2-7 RJ 11 6P/6C 3-6 6P/4C 4-5 6P/2C R EC EI VER Figure 2 MT-7028 Receiver Diagram Probe:Used for cable tracing and NCV detection. LED illumination:Used for dark working environment. Power ON/OFF indicator:The indicator will be lighted up when the switch at LED or NCV position and the receiver started the functions.
  • Page 11 ” button, the feature starts and the battery indicator will be light on. 11. 「1~8、G」 Cable map & Shielded indication:Work with MT-7028 transmitter for RJ45/ RJ11 cable mapping indicated by 8 LED and for shielded/ unshielded indication. 12. RJ45(8 pin)/RJ11(6/4/2 pin) Compatible connectors:...
  • Page 12: Locating And Isolating Cables

    OPERATION Locating and Isolating Cables: Using MT-7028 Networking Tone & Probe kit to locate and insolate cables using the 1KHz analog, also trace twisted wires (UTP, STP, Cat 5e, Cat 6) and telephone line (Cat 3). Use with a patch cord for RJ45 / RJ11.
  • Page 13 Locating Individual Wire Pairs with the MT-7028 Analog Function To locate cables, do the following steps (Figure 3): Connect the black alligator clip of the Transmitter to the ground, and then connect the red clip to a jack or punch-down block as shown in Figure 3.
  • Page 14: Isolating Cables

    Repeat the steps of 6 and 7 to isolate the bundled cables. Caution • If you cannot locate the MT-7028 signal on 2-conductor cables, the cable may be shorted or opened. Use the Continuity Test (Fig. 8) to check for shorts or opens on coax and non-terminated cables.
  • Page 15: Cable Map Testing

    RJ45/RJ11 compatible connector on transmitter. Do not use RJ11 (6pin) connector. • You can use the MT-7028 Transmitter or Receiver to validate the cable map on RJ45/RJ11 by RJ45/RJ11compatible connector on transmitter. The cable map function finds the most common wiring faults on twisted pair cabling: shorts, opens, and crossed pairs.
  • Page 16 Transmitter cable map, 6P/6C each second from 2 to 7 in sequence, 6P/4C each second from 3 to 6 in sequence, 6P/2C each second from 4 to 5 in sequence is synchronized with the MT-7028 Receiver cable map. If it encounters an empty line, the indication will cease.
  • Page 17 Transmitter MT-7028 Figure 6 Different Connector’s Cable Map You can use the MT-7028 Transmitter and Receiver to validate the cable map on RJ11 and RJ45 connectors. The cable map function finds the most common wiring status on twisted pair cabling: good, shorts, opens, and crossed pairs as shown in Figure 7.
  • Page 18 Transmitter MT-7028 MT-7028 Figure 7 good wiring, shorts, opens, crossed pairs...
  • Page 19: Live Telecommunication Equipment And Router Test

    TEST green LED light will be off and the product will be standby for next operation. When the “1~8, G” LED indicator on MT-7028 transmitter lighted one by one, the cable (1~8, G) is good. If any of LED indicator is not lighted, the cable is damaged.
  • Page 20: Coaxial Cable & Continuity Testing

    Coaxial Cable & Continuity Testing: DANGER : Before testing, please be sure the power of receiver is OFF. To validate cable shield during cable map tests, do the following as shown in Figure 9: Connect the Transmitter to the circuit as shown in Figure 8.
  • Page 21: Validating Telephone Service And Polarity

    Validating Telephone Service and Polarity: Please follow the following steps to check the polarity of telephone lines: Connect the Transmitter to the circuit as shown in Figure 9. Connect the test leads to the telephone punch-down blocks, RJ11, and RJ45 jacks. Push button to turn on the power, “POWER/ BAT LOW”...
  • Page 22: Ncv (Non-Contact Voltage) Testing

    Per Figure 11, turn the switch to “NCV”, the function is started when the power indication is on. When doing the NCV testing, place the probe of MT-7028 receiver to the tested cable, the NCV indicator twinkled fast and the buzzer sounded it means the tested objective has AC 90~1000V.
  • Page 23: Battery Life And Replacement

    Battery Life and Replacement Caution To avoid unreliable test results, replace the battery as soon as the low battery indication appears. Warning To avoid possible electric shock or personal injury, turn off the Transmitter or Receiver and disconnect all test leads before replacing the battery.
  • Page 24: Maintenance & Trouble Shooting

    Maintenance & Trouble shooting: Warning Turn off the Transmitter or Receiver and disconnect all test lead s before replacing the battery. Caution To avoid damaging the case, do not use solvents or abrasive cleansers. Clean the case with a soft cloth dampened with water or a mild soap solution.

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