Devices with a power rating > 12kW require the approval of your grid operator (Germany, other countries may differ). Detects IntelliTone digital signal for Locate, Isolate and CableMap Detects Analog SmartTone Signal (500-1200Hz) and other analog toners. Digital toning is especially helpful once the cable has been located as it displays cable wiremap and checks for shorts, opens and mis-wires. The first network cable toner and probe to offer digital and analog signaling all in one network toner and probe.

IntelliTone Pro 200 LAN Toner LEDs clearly identify common datacom services found on today's networks including 10/100/Gigabit Ethernet links. Unlike analogue signals, the IntelliTone digital signal stays strong despite common mode termination. When the pair under test is not terminated, the copper conductors can be touched together briefly to cause a short. More recent installations, per the TIA-568 standard, consist of an RJ-45 jack in the office with all 4 pairs punched down on the 110 blocks.In this case, it may be difficult for IntelliTone to differentiate the PBX signal from the IntelliTone signal.

Current practice, per TIA-568A standard, consists of an 8-position jack in the office with 4-pair 100 ohm UTP connected to a 110 block. The TIA-568A standard requires that all work areas be wired with a minimum of two jacks with the horizontal cabling being four-pair 100 ohm UTP. SmartTone analog toning eliminates frustrating guesswork locating individual wire pairs during installations.

If the wall jack is obstructed but connected, the patch cable can be disconnected at the phone, and the male plug, be it 4, 6 or 8 position can be connected directly to the toner female jack. Once located, the office wiring can be verified for shorts, opens and mis-wires using a standard 110 to 8-position patch cable and the Cablemap feature on the IntelliTone Pro LAN 200 probe.

This toner and probe kit is ideal for quickly locating cables and individual pairs with the SmartTone analog function, safely and effectively on active networks. It eliminates the need for both a toner to a wiremapper, and provides 100% confirmation that the right cable has been located.

The block may be directly connected to the PBX if this is the MDF, or cross-connected another location if this is an IDF.