Physical Characteristics; Line Cords And Accessories; Operation; Installing Batteries - Fluke Networks TS100 Mode D'emploi

TS100 Cable Fault Finder
Users Guide

Physical Characteristics

Figure 1. Physical Characteristics
 Power key, which turns the tester on and off.
Low battery LED.
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 Female BNC (British Naval Connector).
LCD display with units indication in feet (FT) or

meters (M).
The battery compartment is on the back of the

tester. The battery cover includes a label showing
some common velocity of propagation (VOP)
values.
 The two smaller buttons are used to adjust the
tester's VOP up or down. See "Velocity of
Propagation" on page 6.
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Line Cords and Accessories

Use only line cords (test leads) approved by Fluke
Networks. Other cords may cause incorrect
measurements. For information on availability of
additional line cords and accessories, contact your
local Fluke Networks authorized distributor.

Operation

Installing Batteries

The tester uses 4 AA batteries (included). Install the
batteries in the battery compartment on the back of
the tester.
To avoid electric shock, disconnect
measuring terminals before opening the
battery door.
To remove the battery door, push the plastic tab in the
direction of the arrow and lift off the door. Observe
correct polarity when inserting the batteries. The
polarity is marked on the inside of the battery
compartment. Reinstall the battery door before
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connecting the tester to anything.
To extend battery life, remove batteries when
the tester is not in use.

Turning on the Tester

Turn the tester on by pressing the ON/STANDBY
button. The tester performs a self test each time it is
turned on. During the self test, the tester displays
8.8.8.8.
W X
Warning
Note