Datasheet

CABLE

NEW

Network Cable and Port Identifier

DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR NETWORK

MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONALS

™

RACKER

Non-conductive probe tip

Power "On" indicator

Volume Control

Ergonomically Designed

CABLETRACKER Network ID Kit

The CABLETRACKER Network Tone and Probe Kit model CTK1015 is designed for network

managers and technicians. Toning an active LAN circuit can disrupt network traffic and is

difficult to track due to cable twist and tone bleed. The C

ABLETRACKER Network Tone and

Probe Kit features a Port ID function that blinks the link light verifying cable connectivity. This

feature also provides a simple and effective method to identify switch or hub port assignments

on active networks. Three different blink rates are provided to ensure compatibility with

equipment from a wide range of manufacturers. Traditional toning with two different tone

frequencies and

patterns is provided for non-active circuit tracing.

Activate Link Lights to Identify a

Connected Hub or Switch Port

Transmits Four Audible Tones

RJ-45 Male or Female Connection

Detachable DMM Alligator Clips

Detects Short in Tested Wire Pair

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CABLETRACKER ™ W E N Network Cable and Port Identifier DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR NETWORK MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONALS Activate Link Lights to Identify a Connected Hub or Switch Port Transmits Four Audible Tones RJ-45 Male or Female Connection Detachable DMM Alligator Clips Detects Short in Tested Wire Pair Non-conductive probe tip Power "On" indicator Volume Control Ergonomically Designed CABLETRACKER Network ID Kit u q The CABLETRACKER Network Tone and Probe Kit model CTK1015 is designed for network
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Product Features Blink the Lights to ID Ports Tone and probe kits were designed for one primary mission, to identify the termination point of a cable. Unfortunately, these were designed for telephony, not network maintenance. In the Networking environment cable terminations typically end in hub or switch ports. The CableTracker incorporates three link light activation speeds (blink rates) to easily identify the cable termination port by simply looking for the corresponding blink rate on the port light.