Model 9615

Line-Bug 4

Phone / LAN Line Tester

• Tests standard telephone jacks and LAN jacks for connection to telephone system
• Protect your Expensive LAN Tester!!! - checks LAN Lines (RJ-45) wired to 568 A/B standard for damaging telephone line current
• Has both RJ-11 and RJ-45 style plugs
• 4 Tri-color (Red / Green / Amber) LEDs indicate Current, Polarity, & Ringing / AC Voltage on each line
• Tests Single Line, 2 Line, 3 Line, or 4 Line jacks to USOC (telephone) standard
• RJ-45 test plug is selectable via front panel switch for USOC (telephone) or 568 (LAN) connection
• Compact design - fits in shirt pocket
• Self powered - no batteries required
• Economical and Convenient
• One Year Limited Warranty

Model 3254

WireMaster XR-2

The WireMaster XR-2 is the perfect test set for verifying the continuity of 2,3, or 4 pair UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cables terminated in RJ-11 or RJ-45 modular connectors (such as LAN cables or telephone cables). In the Remote mode (when only the Receiver is visible to the user), installed "straight through" and "reverse wired" cables can be identified and their continuity verified. In the Local mode (when both the Transmitter and Receiver are visible to the user), jumper, or "patch" cables can be tested, and their point to point wiring verified, regardless of whether they are "straight through", "reverse wired", "crossover wired", or of any wiring configuration. In both test modes, reversed, shorted, transposed, crossed, or open pairs are detected. In the Remote mode, an LED warns the user that the tested cable is mis-wired.

The WireMaster XR-2 also generates Tracer Tones that may be used to locate un-energized cables, when used with an inductive tracer such as the Triplett Hound or Hound 2 Probe.

The switch on the Transmitter selects testing of cables equipped with either RJ-11 or RJ-45 connectors. The switch on the Receiver selects testing of patch cables (Local test) or installed cables (Remote test). In use, the cable to be tested is connected between the Transmitter and the Receiver. The 8 LEDs on the Transmitter light in a predetermined sequence (right to left or left to right), while the LEDs on the Receiver light in a sequence determined by the wiring of the cable being tested. By examining the sequence in which the Receiver LEDs light, the user can determine the wiring of the cable. The Transmitter can be configured by the user (via internal jumpers) to sequence in Forward or Reverse direction, to sequence at a Fast or Slow pace, to use a High or Low pitched tracer tone, or to test 4 or 6 conductor RJ-11 cables.