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How to Characterize the DTX-PCxxS/MN Main Adapter
1 Attach the DTX-PCxxS/MN main adapter to the main DTX tester and insert the
DTX-AXTERM plug, as shown in Figure 4.
2 Pull the DTX-AXTERM plug back slightly to its locking position.
3 Select the correct test limit:
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For a Cat 5e jack: TIA Patch Cord Cat5e 0.5m
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For a Category 6 jack: TIA Patch Cord Cat6 0.5m
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For a Category 6A jack: ISO Patch Cord Cat6A 0.5m
4 Turn the rotary switch to SINGLE TEST then select NEXT.
5 Press P. The tester will give a wire map error. Press L to continue the test.
6 Move the cursor to 100 MHz.
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For a DTX-PCxxS/MN main adapter with a Category 5e jack, the value should be
better than 43 dB.
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For a DTX-PCxxS/MN main adapter with a Category 6 or 6A jack, the value should
be better than 52.5 dB at 100 MHz.
7 Save or record the values for the main adapter.
How to Characterize the DTX-PCxxS/SR Remote Adapter
1 Attach the DTX-PCxxS/SR remote adapter to the main DTX tester and insert the
DTX-AXTERM plug, as shown in Figure 4.
2 Pull the DTX-AXTERM plug back slightly to its locking position.
3 Select the correct test limit:
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For a Cat 5e jack: TIA Patch Cord Cat5e 0.5m
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For a Category 6 jack: TIA Patch Cord Cat6 0.5m
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For a Category 6A jack: ISO Patch Cord Cat6A 0.5m
4 Turn the rotary switch to SINGLE TEST then select NEXT.
5 Press P. The tester will give a wire map error. Press L to continue the test.
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DTX-PCxxS Performance Test Using a DTX-AXTERM Plug
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