When to Use the Injector, Circuit | Microtest TSB-67 - 568A Annex E

	Status	Slow Blink	Battery is low
	Charging	Steady Light	The Injector is inactive, the AC adapter is present
	Charging	Steady Light	The Injector is inactive, the AC adapter is present
			and the battery pack is being charged at the maximum rate.
	Charging	Off	The Injector is inactive and the battery or AC adapter is
	Charging	Off	The Injector is inactive and the battery or AC adapter is
			not present; or the Injector is active.
	Charging	Blinking (once	The Injector is inactive and the AC adapter is present; the
	Charging	Blinking (once	The Injector is inactive and the AC adapter is present; the
		every 10	battery pack is fully charged and the Injector is in trickle
		seconds	charge mode.
	Circuit	Blinking	Overvoltage condition
	Circuit	Blinking	Overvoltage condition
	Guard,
	Pass, Fail,
	plus steady
	tone

Super Injector+/Super Injector LED Indicators

Pass Indicator

Fail Indicator

Status Indicator

Test Connector (36-pin on Super Injector+ or Mod 8 on Super Injector)

	Indicator	State	Description
	Status	Rapid blink	Test in progress
	Status	Steady light	Injector waiting for
			signal from Scanner
	Status	Slow blink	Injector battery low
	Pass	Steady light	Test has passed
	Pass	Steady light	Test has passed
	Fail	Steady light	Test has failed
	Fail, plus	Steady light	Overvoltage steady
	tone condition

When to Use the Injector

Some measurements require the use of the Injector at the far end of the cable. For other measurements, the Injector can be connected but its use is optional. The Scanner automatically detects the presence of and configures the Injector for the measurement to be performed. The following table outlines when to use the Injector:

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Contents

N t a S c a n n e r O d u c t F a m i l y E r G u i d e Introduction Ready Screen Charging the Scanner’s BatteryNi-Cd Battery Scanner and 2-Way Injectors Getting Started PentaScanner+ is in battery refresh mode Way Injector+/2-Way Injector BatteryNi-Cd Battery Tips Battery Refresh Mode Test Connectors Super Injector+/Super Injector Battery Fail Way Injector+/2-Way Injector LED IndicatorsHigh Voltage Protection Pass Circuit Super Injector+/Super Injector LED IndicatorsWhen to Use the Injector Charging Injector Calibration Using Multiple Injectors Calibration Connections Mod 8 Adapter NotePress the Extended Functions key Connections Basic Link with IDC Block and Modular 8 Jack Basic Link with Modular 8 Jacks Full Channel Modular 8 Link Autotest Selecting the Cable Type Steps for Running AutotestExtended Functions key and select Calibrate Injector Calculating NVP Editing the Cable Type Editing Autotest Information Customizing AutotestEditing the Autotest Name Selecting Tests to Run During Autotest Selecting Pairs for Autotest Running Autotest Editing Test LimitsAutotest Results Screen Wire Map Test Results Wire MapViewing Autotest Results Customizing Length Limits LengthLength Test Results Measuring Next at Both Ends of the Link Propagation Delay Customizing Delay LimitsPropagation Delay Test Results Near End Crosstalk Next Next Test Results Customizing Next Limits Next Graph Next DetailAttenuation Attenuation Limits and Frequency Customizing Attenuation LimitsEditing Attenuation Limits Attenuation-to-Crosstalk Ratio ACR Attenuation Test ResultsAttenuation Detail Attenuation Graph ISO Class D Customizing ACR LimitsACR Test Results Impedance Impedance Test Results Customizing Impedance LimitsLoop Resistance Customizing Capacitance Limits Customizing Loop Resistance LimitsLoop Resistance Test Results Capacitance Saving Autotest Results Capacitance Test Results Printing Autotest Results Save Sweep DataViewing Autotest Results Summary Sample Autotest Report Editing with the Alphanumeric Keypad Editing, Printing & UpdatingEditing with the Arrow Keys Memory, then press Print F3 Printing or Downloading Test Results Uploading Autotest Reports to Windows Terminal Printing Tips Procomm Plus for Windows Problem My printout is garbled. Why? Troubleshooting Printing Problems Updating Scanner Software from the PC Downloading Software Updates Waiting for Reflash Updating the 2-Way Injector+/2-Way InjectorOne or more stored Autotest results have been lost Download of Flash image file complete Technical SupportWorld Wide Web Penta -C1 Microtest Bulletin Board System BBS Find Cable FaultsFaxFacts Short at the Scanner End Wire Map for Both Ends of the LinkCross Wiring Short at the Injector End Graph F1 Measure Cable Performance Attenuation Limits Next SweepAttenuation Noise Length/Delay Impulse Noise Peak-to-Peak Noise Analyze LAN TrafficLAN Traffic Display Autotest Memory Setting Up the Traffic MonitorExtended Functions Extended Functions Menu Calibrating the Injector Autotest Setup Editing Owner/Company Name Setting Up User PreferencesSetting Backlight and Auto Shutoff Times Setting Up Units Setting the Date and Time Setting Up the Printer PortSelecting a Graphics Printer Locating an Office Cable Drop Appendix a SpecificationsDisplaying Injector Information Tracing a Cable Measurement Ports Wire MapUser Interface Environmental Near-End Crosstalk Next LengthAttenuation Impulse Noise ImpedanceLoop Resistance Capacitance LED Displays Rechargeable BatteryPower Control High Voltage Input/Protection Super Injector+/Super Injector Physical Characteristics Way Injector+ Next Measurement Performance SpecificationsFeatures Environment Appendix B 150 ohm CablesWorking with 150 Ohm Cables Creating a Cat 5 Test for Token Ring Serial Cable DB-9 Female to DB-9 Male Pin-outs Appendix C Cable Pin-outsCable Pin-outs Press Save F1 Appendix D Working with Coaxial Cable Length/Delay Test Results Peak-to-Peak Noise Test Results Impulse Noise Test Results