Black Box TS1000A-R5 - Manual

Black Box TS1000A-R5

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – que el aparato eléctrico sea operado.
  • Page 5 – NOM STATEMENT
  • Page 6 – OMNISCANNER; TRADEMARKS
  • Page 7 – CONTENTS
  • Page 8 – OIMNISCANNER
  • Page 11 – LEDs to indicate overall test results and status.
  • Page 12 – easily uploaded to the PC with Scanlink software.; Scanlink Tools Software; Scanner Display
  • Page 13 – OMNIScanner’s Keypad; When turned on, OMNIScanner will display the project screen.; CHAPTER 1: Introduction
  • Page 16 – LED Color; When turned on, OMNIRemote will blink the LEDs.
  • Page 18 – or; NOTE
  • Page 19 – OMNIFiber’s LED Indicators; LED; Attaching the OMNIScanner Fiber Adapters; To attach a fiber adapter to OMNIScanner, proceed as follows:
  • Page 22 – Press ENTER or ESC to accept the value and terminate edit mode.; edited. The entire field will be highlighted in black.
  • Page 23 – Technical Support; Product Versions
  • Page 24 – Select; Remote Info; to open the; REMOTE INFO; screen, which contains the
  • Page 25 – CHAPTER 2: Getting Started: Twisted Pair Networks; Networks; Charging OMNIScanner’s Battery; Appendix B, Batteries; for more information; OMNIScanner’s Project Screen; Press
  • Page 26 – Preparation
  • Page 28 – gauge will indicate the progress.; Project Selection; for further; Project
  • Page 29 – Autotest
  • Page 30 – The; Adapter field; will automatically change to reflect the adapter that is; Chapter 3; Running an Autotest for Twisted Pair Cabling; testing and connect OMNIRemote to the far end.
  • Page 32 – To assign a unique name to the Autotest, enter a Circuit ID into the; Circuit; field. Circuit IDs can be set up to automatically increment. (See; Chapter; and press ENTER to initiate the editing mode. (See
  • Page 33 – Options
  • Page 34 – To view stored test results at a later time, press the; test result screens and their results.; Chapter 4, Measurements
  • Page 38 – The RETURN LOSS and NEXT Graph screens have; Chapter 5, TDRL and TDNXT; for detailed information.; Typical Test Configurations for Twisted Pair Cabling; and OMNIRemote to the Modular 8 jacks.
  • Page 39 – The Punch Down Block Adapter kits 110 A Link Adapter and 110 B Link
  • Page 40 – from the measurements.
  • Page 41 – CHAPTER 3: Getting Started: Fiber Optic Networks; Charging OMNIScanner’s Battery
  • Page 42 – standards, to allow easy and fast operation.; Prior to initial certification, perform the following:; Perform the following for each installed fiber to be tested:
  • Page 43 – Setting the Reference for Fiber Optic Cabling
  • Page 45 – Press ESC to return to the SETUP screen.; Project Selection; and sorting of Autotests stored in the scanner.
  • Page 46 – OMNIScanner auto-senses the adapter. If the adapter is changed,
  • Page 49 – were attached to the middle launch cable.; OMNIF; To run a Loopback Autotest, proceed as follows:; black; launch cable, which is attached to the TX port of
  • Page 50 – Do not disconnect the coupler from the; launch cable (it is circled in the; white; launch cable from the RX port of the OMNIFiber; Running a Fiber Autotest; Fixed Connection; Cable under Test
  • Page 51 – If you are running a Fiber Test Options for further information.); disconnect the Launch Cables from the OMNIFiber adapters!
  • Page 53 – The Autotest Results screen displays the
  • Page 54 – From the Project screen, press the
  • Page 55 – Info screen will be displayed.; Press ESC to return to the Setup screen.
  • Page 56 – See
  • Page 59 – For
  • Page 60 – The third page lists limits for ELFEXT, ACR, and Power Sum NEXT
  • Page 63 – Default cables cannot be removed.; Default cables cannot be edited.
  • Page 64 – A new or edited cable will be saved in the Custom Cables folder.
  • Page 65 – The known cable must have a length of at least 50 feet or 15 meters.; Default fibers cannot be edited.
  • Page 67 – Circuit ID
  • Page 69 – Last Circuit ID; To quickly edit the Last Circuit ID, press
  • Page 70 – not; Autotest Run Options
  • Page 71 – Autotest Save Options
  • Page 72 – Saving graphs reduces the number of Autotests that can be stored.
  • Page 75 – displayed at the bottom of the screen.; Fiber Adapter Information; Select Fiber Info to display the FIBER INFO screen.
  • Page 76 – Format MMC
  • Page 77 – CHAPTER 5: Measurements; Performing Individual Measurements with OMNIScanner
  • Page 78 – With the coax adapter attached, press the; General Information
  • Page 80 – Use the cursor to display values for the desired frequency.; Twisted Pair Measurements with OMNIScanner; where the
  • Page 82 – Chapter 4: Setup User
  • Page 84 – Chapter 6, Diagnostics
  • Page 85 – Press ESC to exit the ATTENUATION screen.; pairs is shown at the top of the screen.
  • Page 89 – NEXT
  • Page 90 – ELFEXT
  • Page 91 – ACR
  • Page 93 – Connect the cable to be tested to OMNIScanner.
  • Page 94 – Press ESC to exit the OFFICE LOCATOR screen.; Fiber Optic Measurements with OMNIFiber; Propagation Delay cannot be measured on a single-mode fiber this
  • Page 95 – Press ESC to exit the LENGTH/DELAY screen.
  • Page 97 – Coaxial Measurements with OMNIScanner; The Coax Tests screen displays the measured Length, Impedance, and
  • Page 98 – The Termination function displays whether a cable is open
  • Page 99 – OMNIScanner’s Diagnostic Functions; Press the; CHAPTER 6: Diagnostics
  • Page 100 – Correct connectivity:
  • Page 103 – TDNXT
  • Page 106 – The following table summarizes the typical diagnosis process.
  • Page 108 – Press ESC to exit the TDRL screen.; TDRL; If failures occur at both ends of the link, use
  • Page 110 – Return Loss
  • Page 113 – Viewing Autotest Results
  • Page 114 – for detailed information about each; I f t h e; Press ESC to return to the PROJECT NAME screen.
  • Page 115 – Chapter 8, Fiberoptic Reference; Results Stored on a MultiMedia Card
  • Page 116 – Viewing is accomplished as described above.
  • Page 117 – Fiber Optic Reference; Establishing the Reference; CHAPTER 8: OMNIFiber Reference
  • Page 118 – disturbed after the reference value is established; This method is used when the link includes:
  • Page 120 – Use a connector adapter to mate the two black fiber connectors.
  • Page 121 – Use a connector adapter to mate the connections on the other end.
  • Page 123 – Uploading and Printing; Scanlink is designed to upload data measured with OMNIScanner,; CHAPTER 9: Uploading and Printing
  • Page 124 – Updating Scanner Software; Downloading Software from the WWW; Select the file you need by clicking it, and save it to a disk.; Updating OMNIScanner Software and OMNIRemote Software; Plug the AC adapter into the OMNIScanner.
  • Page 125 – or Com 2; CHAPTER 10: Updating Scanner Software
  • Page 126 – Chapter 9; for further information about
  • Page 127 – MultiMediaCard Maintenance; card can be formatted in about 2 minutes.; The MMC Structure; The file structure on the MMC is Windows; CHAPTER 11: MultiMediaCard
  • Page 128 – Universal Serial Bus Port; parallel port connectors and combinations.; Of course the USB works with Scanlink Upload Utility, OMNIScanner; Installing the USB Driver; To install the USB driver on your PC proceed as follows:; Make sure that you are running Windows; Connect the PC with OMNIScanner2 via the high-speed USB cable.
  • Page 129 – CHAPTER 12: Universal Serial Bus Port
  • Page 130 – appear in your PC’s driver list.
  • Page 133 – Remote Controlling OMNIScanner2; Connect OMNIScanner2 and OMNIRemote via the link to be tested.
  • Page 134 – Appendix A: Technical; A.1 Physical Characteristics; OMNIScanner2
  • Page 135 – APPENDIX A: Technical Specifications; OMNIFiber LED Displays
  • Page 136 – and shielded modular jack and plug interfaces; Connector; —None; Length; —8 bits; Handshaking; A.7 Universal Serial Bus; retry; A.8 MultiMediaCard Interface
  • Page 137 – • Extended performance range Cabling (CAT 6 and CAT 7)
  • Page 138 – • Wire Map; A.12 OMNIFiber Test Functions
  • Page 139 – Instrument Parameter
  • Page 140 – • Frequency Range: 1 to 300 MHz
  • Page 143 – APPENDIX B: Batteries; Appendix B: Batteries
  • Page 145 – Appendix C: OMNIFiber; connections and splices is entered in the first Autotest screen.
  • Page 146 – Appendix D: Cable Pinouts; D.1 Serial Cable DB9 Female to DB9 Male Pinouts; D.2 Serial Cable DB9 Female to DB25 Male Pinouts; DB9 Female
  • Page 147 – The signals for the cable pinouts are as follows:; APPENDIX C: Cable Pinouts
  • Page 148 – Index
  • Page 153 – © Copyright 2000. Black Box Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Summary

Page 4 - que el aparato eléctrico sea operado.

2 OMNISCANNER NORMAS OFICIALES MEXICANAS (NOM) ELECTRICAL SAFETY STATEMENT INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD 1. Todas las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser leídas antes de que el aparato eléctrico sea operado. 2. Las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser guardadas para referen...

Page 5 - NOM STATEMENT

3 NOM STATEMENT 12. Precaución debe ser tomada de tal manera que la tierra fisica y la polarización del equipo no sea eliminada. 13. Los cables de la fuente de poder deben ser guiados de tal manera que no sean pisados ni pellizcados por objetos colocados sobre o contra ellos,poniendo particular aten...

Page 6 - OMNISCANNER; TRADEMARKS

4 OMNISCANNER TRADEMARKS The trademarks mentioned in this manual are the sole property of their owners.

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