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LANTEK CABLE TESTER USER'S GUIDE - Ideal Industries

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Chapter 2<br />

Test Setup Procedures<br />

OTHER OPERATIONS<br />

2-16<br />

CHANGING DEFAULT NVP VALUE OF A <strong>CABLE</strong><br />

1. From the Test Standard screen, select to change the NVP. The NVP screen<br />

will appear.<br />

Figure 2-21: NVP Screen<br />

2. Use the ALPHA/NUMERIC keys to manually enter one or more NVP value(s).<br />

3. To automatically calculate a new NVP value, select . The Measure NVP<br />

screen appears.<br />

4. Connect a test cable of known length.<br />

5. Using the ARROW and NUMERIC keys, enter the known cable length.<br />

6. Select to calculate a new NVP value. The display returns to the main NVP<br />

screen after the new NVP value has been calculated.<br />

Note: This is a channel measurement. Include the length of both patchcords when<br />

entering the cable length information.<br />

CHANGING THE DEFAULT REFERENCE TEMPERATURE (TREF) VALUE<br />

This function is typically used in very warm environments where cable performance<br />

degrades as temperature rises. Input the maximum expected temperature that the<br />

cable will be exposed to and the attenuation limits will changes accordingly. This<br />

ensures that the network will operate properly even in extreme heat. Be aware that<br />

the longer links may fail the autotest since the attenuation limits are more strict as<br />

higher temperature values are entered into the TREF function.<br />

1. From the Test Standard screen, select to change the Reference<br />

Temperature. The Reference Temperature screen will appear.<br />

2. Use the ALPHA/NUMERIC keys to manually enter a new Reference Temperature<br />

Value.<br />

3. Press ENTER to accept the new Reference Temperature.

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