Instructions
Table Of Contents
- DSX-600 Users Manual
- LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
- Contents
- List of Figures
- Chapter 1: Get Acquainted
- Overview of Features
- Contact Fluke Networks
- Register Your Product
- Technical Reference Handbook
- Additional Resources
- Supplements and Updated Manuals
- Kit Contents
- Symbols
- Safety Information
- Connectors, Keys, and LEDs
- About Link Interface Adapters
- AC Adapter and Battery
- Verify Operation
- How to Use the Touchscreen
- Change the Language
- Buttons to Do Tests and Save Results
- Overview of Memory Functions
- Options for Cable IDs
- About LinkWare Applications
- Chapter 2: Certify Twisted Pair Cabling
- Chapter 3: Certify Coaxial Cabling
- Chapter 4: Manage Test Results
- Chapter 5: Use Projects
- Chapter 6: Sync Projects with LinkWare™ Live
- Sign Up for a LinkWare Live Account
- How to See the Tester’s MAC Address
- Use LinkWare Live Through a Wired Ethernet Network
- Use LinkWare Live Through a Wi-Fi Network
- When You Cannot Sync a Deleted Project
- About the Asset Management Service
- Change the Network Settings
- Sign Your Tester Out of LinkWare Live
- Sign In to LinkWare Live from a Desktop or Mobile Device
- Import Projects from LinkWare Live into LinkWare PC
- Learn More About LinkWare Live
- Chapter 7: Maintenance
Chapter 2: Certify Twisted Pair Cabling
Twisted Pair Autotest Results
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The results are within the limit.
The selected test limit does not have a limit for the test, or
a dB rule applies. See the Technical Reference Handbook.
The results are within the range of accuracy uncertainty
for the tester. See “PASS*/FAIL* Results” on page 42.
The measurement shown for frequency-domain results is the
worst margin. (The insertion loss plot is different. See the
Technical Reference Handbook.)
When more than one button shows at the bottom of the
screen, the tester highlights one in yellow to recommend
which one to tap. See “Buttons to Do Tests and Save Results”
on page 20.
Frequency-Domain Results
Frequency-domain results are the measurements that change
with frequency, such as insertion loss and crosstalk.
How to Save Frequency-Domain Results as a Plot or a Table
If Store Plot Data is on when you do a test, the saved results show
as plots. If Store Plot Data is Off, the tester does not save plot data
for frequency-domain tests or for the HDTDR/HDTDX analyzers.
You can see the plots before you save the test and exit the results
screen. Figures 19 and 20 show examples of the two types of
screens. Also see “Store Plot Data” on page 33.