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Question: Can you get more wire map devices so you can test multiple locations w/o moving from MDF
Document: I thought this scanner would do a line test and tell me maximum data rates in addition to testing for faults. Seemed like a glorified continuity checker....I was able to get the same functionality for $30 out of a Cat 5 tester from Home Depot. For this price, it needs to do a little more than have a fancy display.
The MS2 displays cable length, PoE, and a wire map to diagnose/verify the type of cable you're connected to.What you can verify/Diagnose:Straight-Through CablesCrossover CablesSplit PairsCrossed PairsFaultsShortsPoESwitchport SpeedCable LengthDistance to fault.The MS2 is also a toner - so you can use it in conjunction with any analog or digital toner probe to locate cables.This tool alone should be in every installer's tool bag.
For the price this is an awesome kit. I saves me so much tracing cables by being able to tone cables and map them at either end with the wand or scanner
This Item is great. Just what i needed. Works just like it was stated. This item works better if you get the additional port testers.
It keeps on working. If you need something quick and simple for testing and you can spend the xtra money, get it. I've used other continuity testers. The Fluke feels solid.
Fluke doesn't even know that this does not work with POE - it took me almost two weeks and a number of calls to Fluke to get someone who finally found out that I was correct.
This tester is OK for a simple continuity tester. It does not measure the quality of the cable, i.e., it doesn't tell you whether the cable will pass 10 MB/s, 100 MB/s or 1,000 MB/s. I was under the impression that it did but I was wrong. Still, it is a handy test to carry with you to verify you have the correct pin-out. It is very compact and easy to use.
I have owned other testing tools that do basic pair testing and continuity testing. This tool is inexpensive and gives you most of the testing capability you would want for ethernet and coax cabling.it will give you a pair map and the length. the length is determined without the end terminator being needed, cool. you can use the tool to detect POE or switch connections on the other end of the cable.
It's pricey at $425, but worth it on your first big cabling job, just on time saved. (Bid on the job - don't charge an hourly rate)If you also need the remote IDs and a Toner Probe, get the kit - it'll save you a few hundred dollars compared to buying the tools individually - the Remote IDs alone are $235.
Bought this tester over a year and a half ago. Used in construction site to test continuity of cables so i could spare my DTX from all the dust prior to final testing. Used it for coax & telephone continuity testing on many other jobs as well. If you have the toner for it, it works great. Lets u know when pairs are split, crossed, cut or no connection. Gives u distance to cuts or shorts.
Answer: no