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CAUTION! Improperly crimped, damaged or un-crimped plugs can damage the ports on the PoE Pro Tester. Inspect plugs for proper termination and crimping before inserting into the tester. Contacts should always be recessed into the plastic grooves of the plug. Only use 8-Position plugs with the 8-Pin (DATA) port and 6-Position plugs with the 6-Pin (VOICE) port.
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POWER To remove / insert the battery: • Remove the battery cover screw and the battery cover from the back of the Battery tester. cover screw • Remove / insert the battery, taking care to connect correctly and not to trap the cable.
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• Press the TOOLS/SAVE button repeatedly until the Setting Indicator disappears. Port Blink When set to ON causes the link LED on the connected port to slowly flash, enabling visual location of the switch port. The PoE Pro can also be connected directly to an Ethernet device to check if it’s port is responding to link pulses.
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100m/328ft cable, and a maximum of 60 watts at the PSE port with no cable loss. • If set to Hi, the PoE Pro will attempt to draw 59 watts from a Class 6 PSE (maximum for the class minus 1 watt to prevent overload).
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TERMINATIONS The Dual Port Remote Unit can be stored in the bottom end of the Tester, with the jacks either inside for protection or outside for testing patch cables without removing it from the Tester, and provides internal storage for the Coax Remote Unit. Dual Port Coax RJ45...
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PoE TESTING To test PoE: • Turn on the PoE Pro tester • Connect the RJ45 port of the tester to the PoE port or cable to be tested. • Press the Network button PoE Detected Unloaded Voltage (Voltage detected...
After PoE detection is confirmed the PoE Pro will begin the test to classify the PSE. This process will take up to 50 seconds. Pass/Fail PoE Detected Type (af/at/bt) Maximum Power Available (Voltage displayed while test is in progress) Pin and Polarity...
Maximum available power is displayed test will FAIL. in watts (W). This is the most power the PoE PRO is able to demand from the PoE supply during the test. Type (af / at / bt /-) Minimum and Maximum Power Class Displays the IEEE 802.3 standard to which...
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Pairs (2Pr / 4Pr) Mid-span vs End-point Displays whether the PSE is supplying Generally, an “end-point” PSE like a PoE power on 2 or 4 pairs of the connected enabled Ethernet switch will use pins 1,2,3 cable. and 6 for PoE. 2Pr is shown for 802.3af, 802.3at or some A “mid-span”...
CABLE TESTING To test a cable: Connect the cable to the tester and to a VOICE – Pins 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are shown VIDEO – S and Pin 1 are shown suitable Remote Unit as described above. •...
LENGTH MEASUREMENT Cable length can be measured using Length can be shown in units of either the built-in Time Domain Reflectometer meters or feet. (TDR) with either an open circuit or short To set the length measurement units: circuit or a Remote Unit or Identifier at •...
Depending on the not possible. Instead, PoE PRO displays port and the voltages on the pins, the information about the voltage(s) present display also shows the type of service and the type of service that those voltages detected on the cable…...
PoE PRO can be used together with a compatible tone probe (available from TREND NETWORKS) to identify and trace cables. PoE PRO can generate various types of tone on various combinations of pins. Choice of tone type and pin connection is best determined by experiment, to achieve the best results with a particular probe type and in a particular cable situation.
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HUB (PORT) BLINK To assist in confirming correct cabling of Ethernet installations, PoE PRO can generate Ethernet signalling on one end of a cable which causes the port LED of the device connected to the other end to flash. Hub (port) Blink is only available when the DATA port is selected.
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USING POE PRO WITH THE TREND ANYWARE CLOUD APP The PoE Pro tester can be used with the TREND AnyWARE Cloud App to store test results and upload them to TREND AnyWARE Cloud to generate reports. Process overview • Download the TREND AnyWARE Cloud App from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and sign-in to your AnyWARE Cloud account.
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AnyWARE Cloud account. All test results saved by the PoE Pro will upload to the account used to log into the app. If you have an existing AnyWARE Cloud account and want the test results to upload to that account, enter the user name/password for that AnyWARE Cloud account.
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Create a new job Job list • Press the Jobs button to open the Jobs The Jobs screen displays a list of jobs, the screen. number of tests in each job, the upload status • Press + to create a new job. Names can be and the date/time of the last update.
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Press the Operator button to set the name • Press the Start button to begin saving of the operator. tests from the PoE Pro. • The operator’s name will appear on the • Tap the Job name to select the Job where test reports saved on the App.
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Saving Tests to the AnyWARE App Delete a Job • Connect the PoE Pro to the cable or PoE Swipe the Job name to the right to delete the link to be tested and wait for the result to Job.
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Test List Test Information • The test list displays the Test ID, date/ • Before a Job is uploaded to AnyWARE time, type of test, and pass/fail result if Cloud, only the test information, not the applicable. Only wiremap and PoE tests test results are available.
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Uploading Test to AnyWARE Cloud Viewing Uploaded Test Results • Tap the blue upload icon beside the • After a job is uploaded to AnyWARE Job name to upload only that Job to Cloud the test results can be viewed on AnyWARE Cloud.
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Viewing Uploaded Test Results on AnyWARE Cloud • Log into AnyWARE Cloud to view uploaded test results. www.anyware.trend-networks.com • The Job Tree and list of Jobs is shown in the order of most recent at the top by default. • Click on the Job name in the tree or in the blue box to open the Job and view the test results.
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Viewing Uploaded Test Results on AnyWARE Cloud • Click on a Test ID to open the detailed result. Organizing Tests into Structured Elements • In the example below the Test IDs are labeled with a panel name and port number. Structured cabling components can be created in the job tree to organize test results into logical levels to improve organization of data.
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Adding Structured Cabling Components to the Job Tree • Right-click on the Job name to which the component will be added. • Click on Add, then select the component to add below the Job name. • Type the name of the new Element and Click SAVE or press Enter. Repeat the process as needed to create the desired structured cabling component tree.
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Organizing Tests into Components • Select the tests to move by either clicking the selection box beside each test to move. • To select a range of tests, click the selection box of the first test, hold SHIFT, then click the selection box of the last test to select the tests in between.
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Creating Test Reports Note: At least one customer must be created in the account to generate a test report. Use the menu button in the upper-left corner and select Customers to add customers to the account. • Create a report of all the tests in a Job or in a Component by right-clicking on the selection to be reported.
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Enter the name of the test report. The default name is the Component that was selected when Create Report was selected. Edit the name if necessary and click CONTINUE to complete the remaining report options. View Test Reports • Click the menu button in the upper-left corner •...
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AnyWARE Cloud will send an email to each recipient with a link to download the report. Removing Tester from AnyWARE Account To use a PoE Pro tester with a different AnyWARE Cloud account it must first be deleted from the current account.
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