DSX 5000 CableAnalyzer™ Copper Cable Certifier - Running a Test: By Fluke Networks

Running a test on the DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer™ - Part three of our four part series. Learn more about the DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer™ here - www.flukenetwor...
The DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer improves the efficiency of copper certification with unmatched speed for testing Cat 6A and Class FA while meeting draft IEC Level V - the most stringent accuracy requirement. The ProjX Management System helps ensure jobs are done correctly the first time and helps tracks progress from set-up to systems acceptance. Versiv platform supports modules for fiber testing (Both OLTS and OTDR) and Wi-Fi Analysis and Ethernet troubleshooting. The platform is easily upgradeable to support future standards. Troubleshoot faults faster with the Taptive user interface which graphically displays the source of failures including crosstalk, return loss and shield faults. Analyze test results and create professional test reports using LinkWare™ Management Software. Fluke Networks' DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer is Intertek (ETL) Verified in accordance with the IEC-61935-1 specifications for accuracy Level IV, and draft accuracy Level V, and in accordance with the ANSI/TIA-1152 specifications for Level IIIe.
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Thanks for this video. JUNAMIE OTIDA BIT-CT2I

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Thank you. Manilyn G. Ostria BIT CT 2H

[@cavitekingpin]

Hi sir, in the connection fail and "check the connector" message, i already change the module in both end and terminated but still the same fail message. i always have that problem, pls. help.

[@pedrofabianalfarorivas4240]

Hello I wanted to see if somehow to read the graphs for a coil of 305 meters with the certifier and to know if the coil is okay? or what are the minimum parameters. I know that more than 90 meters is not recommended to certify

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Hi Pedro - there's a video on how to test a spool of cable before you install it that should help you. Check it out here: bit.ly/2Uv3eBG

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