Testing Twisted Pair Through A Poe Device; Enabling The Ac Wire Map Test; Autotest Through A Poe Device - Fluke CableAnalyzer DTX-1500 Technical Reference Handbook

Chapter 4: Testing Twisted Pair Through a PoE Device
The AC wire map test lets you test links connected through
midspan PoE (Power over Ethernet) devices. When you
enable this test, the tester uses AC signals instead of DC
signals to test the wire map between the main and remote
testers. The tester does not provide information on the PoE
device.

Enabling the AC Wire Map Test

1 Turn the rotary switch to SETUP.
2 Press  to select Twisted Pair.
3 Press  to select tab 2.
4 Press  to highlight AC Wire Map; then press
 .
5 Use  to highlight Enable; then press
Always disable the AC Wire Map test when not
testing through a PoE device.
 .
Note

Autotest Through a PoE Device

1 Enable the AC Wire Map test.
2 Connect to the cabling as shown in Figure 4-1.
3 Verify that the PoE device is turned off.
4 Run an Autotest as described on page 3-6.
When the AC Wire Map test is enabled:
 The Autotest may run slower.
 Some tests, such as resistance, are not run.
 The Autotest does not stop if a wire map fault is
detected.
 The AC Wire Map test requires a smart remote.
Notes
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