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Question: Does it have the "warble" tone
Document: I'll save my readers money by not recommending this product and pointing to the Fluke Pro3000 tone and probe kit instead.
Bought it to trace ports connected to a live switch etc. - Not possible. No tone produced.Returned it and got a Fluke instead.Might work for other applications.
This toner was not powerful enough to tone out lines that ran approximately 100ft. Useless for my networking needs. I will buy buying another fluke as i have used in the past. I wish they offered one with the multiple ends.. but i will just have to do with what the offer.
The tone is sometimes kind of faint, but it does the job. It'd be nice if it had a line tester, but you get what you pay for. The only thing that really annoys me is the pigtail type connectors. It's not very useful when your jack is in a hard-to-reach place. I wish they had a female connection so I could just use patch cables of various length.
And when you do get a tone out of it you can't hear it because it doesn't alternate and is barely audible in a wiring closet with network equipment running in it. Same story for pots and digital lines. After being up s$! * creek a few times with this thing I went ahead and invested in a fluke intellitone and pro 3000 like I should have in the first place. Don't waste your money people. Like I did....
When you get a tone and some light activity then place the receiver tip on end of the target cable. If you move it around so it can contact the 8 conductors you should hit a wire or two that really lights up and sounds off strongly. This is your verification you indeed have the right wire.As for the tool itself you get what you pay for. For this price it works and saved me a lot of time. I would recommend this to others. The build quality is so, so.
This thing is good. It is worth the money. Has provisions to tone anything from your car though a fuse slot, though RJ-45. Even includes alligator clips. The tone can be a little weak some times, and the probe is a little quiet, however its visual red LED's blinking are a nice touch, as well as volume control on the probe. It goes with me everywhere and works well enough everyone else in my organization purchased them for themselves. Stronger tones would give it a 5
this is a very handy tool you can use for multiple traces works very good a must buy for any one workingwith cables or wires
absolute piece of crap can't do anything with it
You will know the sender is on by looking at the front end at the white window. It will blink on and off ever second or so with a red light.2. Be sure you have sensitivity switch on the sender turned way down. A good starting point is turn the wheel all the way to min and then roll it back about a 1/4 of a turn.
Answer: yes